good morning from the rainy and windy cannes.he man responsible for getting remarks from elon musk is mark reid. thank you for joining us on "street signs. >> good morning. >> reporter: mark, you spent 45 minutes with elon musk yesterday. thousands of people were queing up. >> you can call it the charm offensive or engaging with the industry. the biggest queue at the cannes festival with people wanting to hear what he had to say. >> reporter: are the industry angry with him? you told him politely to go somewhere. you how is the he going to win back? >> he wasn't telling the industry to do that. he was saying from his perspective freedom of speech is more important than what advertisers tell him. if you go to a newspaper, they will not take a phone call from the advertiser to tell them to change the coverage. i don't speak on his behalf, but what he said to us yesterday was very much the same position he took as it runs x. the company formerly known as twitter. >> reporter: talking about x, the company formerly known as twitter, w

film festival, and already in 2018, for the film donbass, the same cannes were awarded to sergei. theogram is a special look, in my opinion, despite the still visible tendentiousness, well deserved, here you go, he’s the boss, he’ll explain everything to you, now which one of you is german, he’s german, i’ll translate, and so, that’s enough, now you’re german, listen here, listen to me carefully, i’m personally in germany served, i know well, i understood, yes, so... when our grandfathers came to this fascist germany of yours with their cleansing mission to save the peoples of the whole world from this brown plague, we knocked the dust out of this stupid nation of masters from... all russians world and fucked you properly, so here we go they cleared it out there, but you understand, they missed it in your homeland, and this fascist infection is lurking, there on the outskirts, it is significant that the release of donbass was supposed to take place in russia, but it didn’t work out, and that’s also right, russophobia is felt, a whole series of films and tv series filled with... all th

a film about a stripper of uzbek origin won at the cannes film festival.aker's film anora received the main prize, the palme d'or. this is a story about the love of a stripper with uzbek roots and the eighteen-year-old son of a russian oligarch, vanya. after the show the audience applauded for 9 minutes without interruption, in uzbekistan the picture caused a flurry of criticism as defaming honor and dignity. at the bottom of the dry aral sea, not far from the uzbek city of muynak, an electronic music festival called. the elemental event in such an unusual setting attracted the attention of fashionable djs from all over the world, from france to japan, and in between sets there was also a forum dedicated to ecology. and for many days now news has been coming from kazakhstan about some kind of unprecedented invasion of locusts. for example, this is the harvest in one of the fields in the turkestan region, this is after the pests were poisoned with chemicals. they worked one day, the next day others came, this morning they worked again, it’s all a gibberish.

friends to you, marina it seems that a long time ago we first heard about her as a winner at the canneshort, short, short, short, short, cross won an award at the cannes film festival, here is marina, who shot steppe, which also received awards, and please tell me , in what the artistic value of this film, and how and how possible should the viewer prepare for watching this film? well, it's not a movie where there's a lot of action, there's a lot of action, it's a movie that needs a certain trust in the direction... the church in its narrative pace, and that's when you can enter this world and stay there, here it is interesting that questions of memory are raised, and this is the memory of the older generation, which is currently passing away, but they know a lot, and they do not talk about it, about some of the traumas that the soviet union caused, about some personal experiences, these are all our grandparents. who do not remember the most terrible things that they experienced during the second world war, and do not actually remember a lot of pleasant things, and this film is probably

just remind you, friends, marina vroda, a long time ago we first heard about her as a winner at the cannes, her short film cross won an award at the cannes film festival, here marina shot the steppe, which also received awards, and tell me, please, what exactly is the artistic value of this tape, and how and... it is possible does the viewer need to prepare to watch this film? well, yes, this is not a film where there are many events and a lot of action, this is a film that requires a certain trust in the director and in her pace of the story, and only then will you be able to enter this world and stay there, it is interesting that there are rising question.

film festival, her short film cross received an award at the cannes film festival, here marina shotppe, which also received awards, and tell me, please, what exactly is the artistic value of this tape and how, how, perhaps, the viewer should prepare for watching this film? well, yes, this is not a film where there are many events and a lot of action, this is a film that requires a certain trust in the director and in her pace of the story, and only then will you be able to enter this world and stay there, it is interesting that there are rising the question of memory and this... the memory of the older generation that is currently passing away, but they know a lot, and they don't talk about this, about some traumas inflicted on them by the soviet union, about some personal experiences, these are all our grandparents who do not remember the most terrible things that they experienced during the second world war, and do not actually remember many pleasant things, and that's probably... . this film is about these people in those places that can really disappear along with him if we don'

once upon a time, we first heard about her as a winner at the cannes film festival.er short short short short short short cross won an award at the cannes film festival . here is marina who shot steppe, which also received awards, and please tell me what exactly is artistic value? of this tape, and how, how, possibly, should the viewer prepare to watch this film? well, yes, this is not a movie where a lot of events take place there and a lot of action, this is a film that requires a certain trust in the director and in her pace of the story, and only then will you be able to enter this world and stay there, it is interesting here that questions of memory are raised, and this is the memory of that older generation, which... is currently leaving, but they know a lot, and they don't talk about it, about some traumas that the soviet union brought, about some personal experiences, these are all our grandparents who do not remember the most terrible things, what they experienced during the second world war, and do not really remember a lot of pleasant things, and perhaps t

he came to the academy awards one year, and was there at cannes.room we're in, and i feel like i meet more people because he's there. he's like, "you got to meet this guy." you know? [ laughter ] it was a blast, yeah. >> seth: was there anyone jim bob was excited to meet? >> as a matter of fact, yes. we were at some after party and salma hayek was there. he had to get a picture with salma hayek to show his buddies. >> seth: sure. [ laughter ] >> yep. yep. >> seth: i had the same thing with my mom once and idris elba. which i feel like same thing i feel like when they're -- when either of those two people salma or idris is at a party, there is a long line of moms waiting for pictures, or a long line of dads. [ laughter ] >> yeah. they must be used to it. >> seth: so, this is a yorgos -- help me with his last name, yorgos -- >> lanthimos. >> seth: -- lanthimos. fantastic director. did "poor things" with emma stone. this is the first time you've worked with him. >> yeah. >> seth: and this is an exceptionally unique and incredible movie. but you -- it'

for more on this, let's check in live with a cannes film festival audience member.cheers and applause ] >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: sir, what are you applauding for right now? >> i don't know anymore. [ laughter ] i just started clapping and i never stopped. that was three days ago. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: three days? but why? why are you doing this? >> it's peer pressure, jimmy. if i stop, the french cinephiles are going to think that i don't love movies enough. and they're going to point to me and they're gonna say "j'accuse." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: aren't you in pain? >> what are you -- of course i'm in pain. i've been standing for three days. look at my hands. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. oh, my gosh. >> i haven't had a square meal in days. i'm paying a small french child to put steak frites into a a blender and feed it to me through a straw. francois, donne-moi a manger maintenant. [ laughter and applause ] oh, god. oh, god. it's -- it's terrible. >> jimmy: then stop drinking it. >> no, i have to finish it, jimmy, so i can -- so i can use the cup as a bat

let's speak to julian douglas, chair of the uk advertising exports group, who joins us from cannes.er thought that the uk's advertising sector is doing so well.— doing so well. well, it is absolutely _ doing so well. well, it is absolutely fantastic - doing so well. well, it is| absolutely fantastic news doing so well. well, it is . absolutely fantastic news to see the figures of 18 billion, and it is the surprise in some way that four years ago, ten years ago, there has been an increase in the last decade but the trajectory has been consistent for a few years now. i think it is testament to the innovation that you see right across the uk.— innovation that you see right across the uk. what is it then about uk _ across the uk. what is it then about uk advertising - across the uk. what is it then about uk advertising that - across the uk. what is it then i about uk advertising that makes it so attractive to foreign companies and countries? there are a number— companies and countries? there are a number of factors. - companies and countries? there are a number of factors. i - are a num

congratulations, miss cannes winner. [ cheers and applause ] an 11-minute standing ovation at cannes.yeah, cool. >> martin: it's unbelievable. you won the best actress award. >> i won with actually the other actresses on the movie. and i'm so geeked out for people to see it. it's very weird. >> martin: she's also the executive producer of a reboot of "wizards of waverly." [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm so excited. >> martin: what is your schedule? it is unbelievable. >> it's basically some big, i don't know about your life, you don't know about your life. it's a show that means a lot. >> martin: i know it does. you start out in that show -- you're appearing on it too? >> i will be in the first episode. i'm executive producing it. it brings me to tears, because that is the beginning of where i started. and to honor it in this way has truly been a blast, and i can't wait for people to see it. >> martin: wow. [ cheers and applause ] can you imagine -- how old will i be when we do the reboot of "only murders in the building"? [ laughter ] [ mumbling ] let's solve the crime! >> however lon

quality, and little french girl. >> stephen: i know the movie. >> chloe: there is something about cannesd so remarkably play a couple in the new film "despicable me 4". >> chloe: minions. >> stephen: we are a couple. i am. prescott. you are. >> chloe: patsy prescott. >> stephen: in this movie i sound like stephen colbert. but you do not sound like you. tell me about the voice. >> chloe: i knew i was going to be your wife and it's lovely to meet you today for the first time. lovely to meet you. >> stephen: are people don't know is that you do it alone in a booth. >> chloe: hi. >> stephen: hi. >> chloe: hi. >> stephen: we need to talk about our marriage. >> chloe: we do. i tried a lot of things. it was like the cousin of jennifer coolidge or the older sister of reese witherspoon. you are from south carolina. i guess i just thought in my head that you'd be like kind of doing a thing. >> stephen: no. no one told me that you chose to be a southern character. >> chloe: like georgia. to lou -- tootaloo. >> stephen: even in a cartoon hollywood gave a 60-year-old man a 30-year-old wife. >> chloe:

film festival, the film black dog by chinese director guan hu, has already become the winner of the cannesfestival in the “un certain regard” section. this drama is about a former prisoner who saves a stray dog ​​from dock hunters and goes on a trip with him. across the country, the french film sidonie in japan, directed by alice gerard, is of no less interest; viewers are treated to a touching melodrama about love and ghosts, with the participation of isabelle hupert and august dille. russia is represented in the international competition by two films: the yakut mystical thriller cuckoo by evgeniy nikolaev, which tells about the terrible secrets of a small village, and the father-son drama by debutant ilya zemin, based on the story by vasily shukshin. how difficult to find. appropriate words and tell your grandson about that will change his life forever. oh, so i 'll play an old game with him. let's play. what are we going to play for? she will help him believe that miracles happen. in the second competitive program of the film festival, it is called its collection of the main hits of dom

when i met jeff in cannes, he sent me the script.movie, can i go the other direction?" he let me do it. greg made the teeth, i would fly from paris to ohio back and forth. i would put the teeth on in the airplane. the stewardess, "could i get a diet coke?" [ laughter ] i got to ohio, i go to starbucks. "could i get a cappuccino?" i got to target, "could i get sweat pants?" just to see if people could understand me. those teeth and that look, i hadn't met the cast yet, right? so i'm up on this hill, and they'd already been shooting. they're down on the bench. they're smoking and stuff. and i'm 31 like this. waiting for the first scene to get the go ahead to ride down. i'm super nervous because nobody's seen me like that, right? and the makeup artist there is. "can i borrow those pink classes?" i put on the pink glasses. "wait, are these prescription?" "yeah." "screw it." [ laughter ] i had to ride through extras. i couldn't see. and that bike has a suicide shift, which is really hard to ride. and it has a rubber ducky on it, right? an

not unambiguous, it was very complex, it was intense, and of course, when the cranes fly gets into cannese knew that at that time in the fifties in soviet cinema with... the beginning of the thaw , an absolute revolution was brewing, that there, well, of course, everyone knew that more and more were being filmed there , since the era of little painting, the beginning of the fifties, the production of films in soviet cinema increases tenfold, this is a great discovery for european film festivals, which are beginning to discover soviet cinema anew, after everyone , of course, knew the films of the twenties, revolutionary, but they are also beginning to discover asian cinema of some kind krasava, which becomes limestone around the same years. in europe in a new light and soviet cinema, in general, responds to these trends, it responds to the demands of the time and opens up new names, yes, everyone is literally delighted with samoilova is being awarded, in addition to the palme d'or for the film, she is being awarded separately ...

put 20 beans. 20 major cannes last friday. we had 6.l be 14 more than and it's going to be unprecedented. and really we don't even quite what it is going to look like. but we're pretty sure it's going to be extraordinary. well, the red lighting ceremony taking place tomorrow to kick off a colorful 3 night experience. >> now it's over the bay area sports. the a's trying to avoin the sweep against the angels. the giants back at it against the cubs overs dan thorn has those highlights. >> the giants were looking to megan. >> 3 in a row over the cubbies with the youngster on the mound. that would be hayden birdsong rookie pitcher. he was called up from triple-a sacramento for his major league debut. birdsong is originally from illinois and he had family and friends in the stands are all now former chicago fans, of course, birdsong when foreign to 3rd. he gave up 3 runs 5 strikeouts in a performance that the giants and his family, his first really appreciated the giants trailing one. nothing in the second inning man on for michael can what?

starmer's ratings are not where tony blair's work, but they are closer to a gordon brown or a david canney are considerably better than rishi sunak's. and last surveys, we had keir starmer on a net rating of plus 12, that means 12% more people think he's doing a good job in a bad job. compare that to rishi sunak's score of 93, edited the sizes of the gap between the two leaders. >> let's talk about the content, because even in his own words, he said there's no rabbit were out of the hat, no big surprises. it is that we heard before, but wealth creation is a word we've heard a lot about, and they certainly said the way to get out of this is by growing the economy. easier said than done, though, katy. katy: definitely easier said than done. it is interesting, car server -- keir starmer talk about wealth creation, trying to distance himself from some labour leaders of the past, and at times, almost had to trust back, not saying that they are unfunded tax cuts, but by what is best in the house and grow, keir starmer was effectively saying no, we do not need to talk about tax rises over stand

thanks for joining us here in cannes for news 11. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn tomorrow. san francisco is going to be hosting its juneteenth parade and festival. >> the parade begins at 11:00am on market and spear and it will travel down market to 8 street. and if you're in the city, uni is warning that they're going to be several road closures. here's a look at those road closures. these will begin saturday morning and the last well into the afternoon. muni also alerting riders. there's going to be several routes that are impacted as well. that parade commemorates the emancipation of enslaved black americans. the san francisco human rights commission chairs the importance >> of this weekend's celebration. >> thousands of people registered for the festival and we hope that they come early and watch the community members, the the pageant winners little miss and mister juneteenth that they get to see the cars that they go and join the block parties. but we've seen tremendous growth from last year to this year. and you consider the how many other parades the city has that ha

although he spelled it out today at the lions advertising festival in cannes, france, musk found himself in the hot seat the ceo of an ad agency asked him what he meant by that comment. musk said it wasn't directed at advertisers and that it was a general statement about free speech. the explanation comes while musk tries to reassure advertisers about the future of x. well, staying in the world of elon musk is the sexiest, successful launch complete for his rocket company. spacex the falcon nine launch from the vandenberg space force base in santa barbara county late last night. it carried a new batch of starlink satellites to low earth orbit. those 20 satellites joined the 6000 that are already up there. the starlink satellites connect to antennas and cell phones here on earth to provide internet access. this was the fifth trip for this particular spacecraft in the 61st orbital launch for spacex. this year, ferrari is going electric. the italian brand is famous for its roaring gas engines, but reuters is reporting the automaker is gearing out to roll out its first ev. now, this is not v

we're gonna put 20 beans. 20 major cannes last friday. we had 6. so this will be 14 more than and it's going to be unprecedented. and really we don't even quite what it is going to look like. >> yeah, going to be beautiful. kind of nice wraps it up for us by special. coming up next. hello and welcome to beacon of love. kron. 4 celebration of pride month. i'm john shrable and i'm rob nesbitt. what better way to begin this year's special shining a light on harvey milk whose legacy in the lgbtq+ community illuminates as a true beacon of love and equality. now, while many people in the bay area know the inspiring and tragic story of harvey milk, what about the tens of thousands of people who travel through the san francisco airport every day? kron four's michael thomas takes a look

put 20 beans. 20 major cannes last friday. we had 6. so this will be 14 more than and it's going to be unprecedented. and really we don't even quite what it is going to look like. but we're pretty sure it's going to be extraordinary. >> all right. well, the grand lighting ceremony taking place june 28 to kick off a colorful 3 night experience. tomorrow is the final day for the popular pop-up drag performance series. drag me down town. it's from 05:00pm to 07:00pm at the one market >> restaurant at one market street. the event help support local businesses while also uplifting the lgbtq+. community. and join us tonight at 6.30, for our pride. special hosted by john shrable and rob nesbitt. this year we're going to celebrate the beacon of love that shines bright all across the bay area. we sure hope you'll join us and coming up in the next half hour, more potential problems for the city of oakland. a budget shortfall is threatening cuts to police and fire departments. we're going hear from city leaders about >> what they're doing to try a

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the new film with her participation made a splash in cannes , there is talk that the actress may collectespite the fact that many believed that the peak of her fame remained in the nineties. why did she play substance in the film, what is the message of this body horror , why moore turned out to be the ideal choice for this role. this is the show business news today. we are glad to witness how the beautiful dammy moura begins her third act in her acting history, the star’s colleagues said when they presented with her the film substance, where she played the main role. the premiere of the film, which will be released in russia, took place in... and moore came to the film festival for the first time in her career with her own work; the last time she walked the red carpet at cannes was 27 years ago, when she accompanied her then-husband bruce willis to the premiere fifth element. a year later they divorced, their divorce was loudly discussed in the press, and in general, starting from 00s, and deme was mostly spoken not in connection with her acting work, in connection with the next turns i

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you will known them — venice, cannes, berlin, toronto and sundance, but there are many others.eneration of talent. later this month, the kingston film festival here in london will open its doors for the third year running, with 86 films showing over three days, including a new animated movie, 0zi voice of the forest, produced by leonardo dicaprio. so why are these smaller festivals so important, and what do film and tv want from this next british government? with me tonight the founder and organiser of the kingston film festival david cunningham. thank you very much. such a rough time for film _ thank you very much. such a rough time for film and _ thank you very much. such a rough time for film and tv _ thank you very much. such a rough time for film and tv post _ thank you very much. such a rough j time for film and tv post covid-19, time for film and tv post covid—19, the hollywood writers and actors strike that is a knock on effect. how important is it that festivals like yours are and reinvigorating the appetite for film? i like yours are and reinvigorating the appetite fo

the historical drama premiered at the last cannes film festival and was even included in the list of world so interested stories from five hundred years ago, learn from the cinema seat. well, we move on, next up we have the british atmosphere again, namely the drama “the second life of harald fry”. the film was an adaptation of rachel joyce's bestseller of the same name, published 12 years ago. the film about how a pensioner suddenly became a pilgrim was directed by haytie macdonald. this, by the way, is her second full-length film. a non-standard story lies at the center of the film. which unfolded among the picturesque fields and towns of britain 800 km long. where does such territorial precision come from? listen, remember, somewhere in the south of england, according to the plot, there lives an unremarkable and even introverted couple of pensioners. one day, in the name of harald, his role was played by the inimitable jim boardband, a letter arrives from a former colleague whom harald had not seen for 25 years, and not just a letter, but a letter of farewell, she is dying of canc

unambiguous, it... was very complex, it was intense, and of course, when the cranes are flying falls at cannesinematography, from the point of view of acting, but plus it's a film that you didn't expect, no one knew that at that time in fifties in soviet cinema, with the beginning of the thaw, an absolute revolution was brewing, which there, well, of course, everyone knew that more and more people were filming there since... since the era of little karting in the early fifties, film production in soviet cinema is increasing tenfold, this is a big discovery for european film festivals, which are beginning to open soviet cinema again, after everyone, of course, knew the films of the twenties, and the revolutionary ones, but the asian cinema of some beauty begins to open, which around the same years becomes known in europe in a new light, soviet cinema, in general, responds to this trends, it... responds to the request of the time and opens up new names, yes, everyone is literally delighted with samoilova, they award her, in addition to the actual palme d'or for the film, they also give her a sep

>> that was it. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the film's debut in cannes last month earned himg ovation and also drew some less than glowing reviews. but to 69-year-old kevin costner, making the movie is worth anything and everything. >> will you ever put your money in a project again? >> i probably will. i -- i -- in the world of business, of movies, i don't think i should have to. but the reality, if nobody wants to go fishing with me, i'm going to go anyway. >> if you have any money. no, you will. you will. >> no. that was mean. no, i'm teasing. >> sorry. >> it's okay. >> you just set it right up there. >> one more good deal, i'm out of business. >> reporter: now he's hoping crowds will line up, like fans who got a sneak peek on tuesday at joint reserve base fort worth texas. >> welcome to the stage mr. kevin costner. [ applause ] >> reporter: he's still raising money for parts three and four. but like a famous cowboy once said, courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway. >> this is the hardest thing you've ever done in your life? >> it has been, and it continue

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thanks for joining us here in cannes for news at 10, i'm noelle bellow. the fbi is still not releasing any information about what they were looking for today. sources, however, did tell us they may be related to alleged campaign finance violations that says a look at all 4 locations raided this morning. they include the mayor's home on maiden lane and the oakland hills, the california waste solutions office on embarcadero and 2 homes belonging to the owner of california waste solutions. one on view crest court. the other on skyline boulevard. we have not heard from the mayor since the raids kron. 4 charles clifford has been outside the home on maiden lane for several hours now. he joins us there live. charles, still no sign of the mayor. i assume. >> well, no, the mayor lives in the house behind me here, but she has not returned home for the evening. she's also been keeping a low profile today after federal agents were inside her house. around 6 thursday morning. federal agents raided the home of oakland mayor sheng thao. according to neighbors, the mayor

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the film was presented at the cannes film festival and i will immediately note that the thriller is darke nineties, based on the novel black flies by shannen burke. the writer, naturally, did not invent such a story. the book is based on his experience as a paramedic in the big apple thirty years ago. the script for the film was adapted by ryan king, famous actor, and this is his second script test, so it was made back in the eighteenth year and ended up on the black list of the best texts awaiting production, but not waiting very long. already in the nineteenth year the script went into production. and now attention, in the leading roles we will see ty sherriden, michael peet, two-time oscar winner sean pen and mike theis. “yes, you heard right, the famous boxer has long since changed the ring to the big screen, and the asphalt jungle became his sixtieth film work. so, in the center of the plot, as i already noted, the disturbing dangerous streets of new york in the nineties. cancer and shootings drug addicts in general , there is enough work not only for the police, but also for doctor

our next guest is fresh off a win for best actor at the cannes film festival for his new movie.g on? >> guillermo: jimmy! jimmy! >> jimmy: oh, hey. [ laughter ] what are you doing? >> guillermo: i got him, jimmy! >> jimmy: you got who? >> guillermo: matt damon! he was trying to sneak onto the show! [ laughter ] >> i told you! i'm not matt damon. >> guillermo: nice try, you son of a bitch! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, that's not matt damon, that's our guest, jesse plemons. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: are you sure, jimmy? >> jimmy: i'm positive, yeah. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: i need to give him the matt damon test. >> jimmy: okay, go ahead. >> guillermo: what's two plus two? >> four. >> guillermo: wow, you're not matt damon, you're very smart. [ laughter ] okay, you can go. [ cheers and applause ] >> how do you like them apples. huh? go ahead. >> jimmy: all right. glad we cleared that up. one more time, please say hello to jesse plemons! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you know what? he's just doing his job, but i'm so sorry that that happened to you. i really am. >> i appreci

we have to give you a big congratulations after cannes. >> thank you. >> a nine minute ovation?fore. then when it happened, i was in shock. >> marty and i have never been a standing ovation for nine minutes, but we have been booed for four and a half minutes each. so when you add it. >> funny. >> you couldn't stop laughing with this three. what a year for selena. these three genuinely like each other. their next season takes them to hollywood. it is more star studded than ever, as you just saw. "only murders in the building" season 4 premieres august 27th. i have to tell you, selena says a lot of those eye rolls she does with the guys are pretty genuine. they have a lot of fun. [ laughter ] >> george: that was a great story. we'll be right back. “got-up-too-fast-from- tying-your-shoes” back injury. not to be confused with the “you-threw-your-back-out- sneezing-back-injury”. lucky for you, an amazon one medical provider can help. and if it comes down to needing meds? amazon pharmacy will deliver them to your door. of course, you have to get to the door. ♪ >> michael: it is time t

and it got a -- it got an 11-minute standing ovation at the cannes film festival. >> yeah, and they didn'tor that? >> i could've used a lot of money. >> jimmy: yeah. well, you do those festivals to sell the film, right? >> i went there because i -- you know, a very american movie. i raised some money overseas. so, i thought i would let my foreign partners see it. >> jimmy: isn't that funny? yeah. but i saw, during the ovation, you got a little emotional. you kept yourself together, which is good. but you had to get touched. why were you so emotional? >> i just -- i didn't expect that. and i kind of, at a certain moment they were clapping so much, i just found myself -- and they had a camera very close to me. too close. and i really -- i kind of -- i shut out the noise for a a second. literally. i could see people's mouths moving and i could feel them clapping. but i walked my life backwards. i thought about the beginning. and it was just dead silent even though it was happening. and i really kind of followed the breadcrumbs to how i maybe got to where i got to. >> jimmy: great career. >> a

. >> coming up at cannes, 4 news at 5, dan kerman. we'll report on what a final say. whoa, could mean for residents. >> and first lady jill biden arriving in the bay area this afternoon. she's here for campaign fundraiser. >> and she has plans to speak at a political finance event in los gatos. and that will be tomorrow. big story we're following for you today. the u.s. supreme court will continue to allow. >> full access to the abortion pill. mifepristone. decision was unanimous by the high court and it allows the pills to be mailed to patients without an in-person doctor's visit. >> the case was brought by anti-abortion doctors. they challenge the fda rules on regulating that drug. >> today's decision protects access to the drug, at least for now, but its future remains uncertain. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains. >> in a unanimous ruling, the supreme court rejected a lawsuit seeking to restrict access to the abortion drug mifepristone. the decision. >> based on a legal technicality allows the fda to continue this reckless disregard ones, h

in honor 20 years in census goes the first city to legalize same marriage put 20 beans. 20 major cannesast friday. we had 6. so this will be 14 more than and it's going to be unprecedented. and really we don't even quite what it is going to look like. but we're pretty sure it's going to be extraordinary. >> the grand lighting ceremony is taking place june 28th the kickoff, a colorful 3 night experience this weekend as seth bay ferry will offer more ferries for riders traveling in and out of the city. they say that there will be extra trips for east bay riders heading to pride and the giants home game at oracle park. so if you're planning on taking one, they do recommend you purchased your tickets in advance as these trips are by reservation. only and join us tonight at 6.30, for our pride special. it's hosted by jon travel and rob nesbitt. this year, we're going to celebrate the beacon of love that shines bright across the bay area. we hope that you'll join us. more trouble for tesla. the automotive company has been ordered to correct air-quality violations at its plant in fremont. our