. >>> th first film debut at the cannes film festival. le to walk the red carpet with the stars and show her touching piece on holocaust survivors. not bad for a 15-year-old, right. wendy rieger has the story. >> reporter: michelle is an effervescent 15-year-old from silver spring, maryland, already counting the stars. >> penelope cruz, spike lee, and i would look to meet kanye west. i would look to meet so many people. leo of course. >> the documentary was selected for screening at the cannes film festival. a hauntingly beautiful film. four minutes long. michelle read a poem she wrote to israel covering it and material from the archives. >> love making documentaries, with a jewish theme, there is so much you can tell about my ancestry and my people. i love it. >> reporter: she intersperses her reading with holocaust survivors answering a simple question. what would you give israel as it marks its 60th year of existence. >> many said they would give their life. >> it features her grandfather. >> he was 16. a teenager. basically on the run

you won an award at the cannes film festival for this. verwhelming. >> first you were skeptical of the movie. >> well, not -- i'm not skeptical of the movie at all, you know. i think it's a fantastic treat on every level in every respect. i was a bit skeptical after my first reading the script, because i didn't, i couldn't imagine how to put all of this together. you know, there's so much in it, and again, on every level of consciousness, energy, story, characters, so it kind of exploded in my face. >> i cannot tell you how good you are in this movie. we want to say this is not a movie for children. it's an intense movie, quentin tarantino movie. ironically you come from four generations of people in theater >> yes. >> you're not still really sure whether you are to be an actor, is that correct? i did get that right? >> yes, in a way you do, i'm afraid. skepticism i find a very helpful approach. overwhelming apriori enthusiasm very often results in, you know, an enormous backlash, so i guard myself against backlash. >> listen, don't worry,

i think what was also eliminated were centered in the cannes comments yesterday about -- senator mccain'somments yesterday about whether or not these enhanced interrogation techniques that the president has outlawed -- the effect that it has on our standing in the world and foreign policy. he does not agree with us on every issue, but i thought, given his experience, they are tremendously illuminating. i am not entirely sure that dick cheney's prediction on foreign policy has borne a whole lot of fruit in the past few years that has been either positive work or even correct. >> if the president out lost torture, why does he continue to use the attention? how does he believe these things can be monitored? they are thousands of miles away. -- use detention? >> i think it is important to reiterate that after a review of enhanced interrogation techniques, the president came to the same conclusion that senator mccain said yesterday. >> [inaudible] >> based on the president's executive order, there are no american-run block sites. there is the aisle lolling of controversial interrogation -- out

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his nest work "the diving bell and the buttely" has eared him best director awards cannes and the goldengles. the film has bn nominatedfor four acamy awds: best editing, adaptedcreen pli, cinatography and the new yorker. tncomer wrote "it's a gloris uncked experiences w the most creative use of the camera and the most ding, cruel, heart breaking emotional ploration that hav appeared in recent vies." welcome back. >> thank you,charlie. >> tell me what your image i of yourself. what ishe selfmage jewel january schnab has? >> a fendlybearto some. >> rose: (ughs) >> a good friend to others. i think that there's a t of people tt i don't know th like me a lot and i think there's a lot of pople that i don't know that se to think tt i... theye scared of me and that i mig bite their head off for some reas. and so ihink when you're a young rson you want to be understood or you nt people to knothe way you are and think as you get older and maybe it doesn't wk out the way you planned it, it really doesn't matter. so we've knwn each otr for a longime and you, actually, prbably know more about that im

three car bombs went off at the same time in the southern city of cannes kanadahar. message from rhode island, please come back later. they are set to close down at the state government. we will tell you about the plan. why did the federal government send stimulus checks to hundreds of prison inmates? we will tell you how hundreds of thousands of your taxpayer dollars ended up in the hands of convicts. that is coming up. -%@ shepard: the new deficit numbers add up to serious controversy. the deficit is just a difference between the money the government takes in and the money it spends. the white house and the congressional budget office are forecasting a deficit of 1.58 trillion dollars. some republicans are accusing obama administration of creative accounting. on economist who once headed up the congressional budget office wrote a memo that read stockman s -- -- that reads -- >> we bring you every minute detail of the president's vacation. right now he is having lunch with a friend. we don't know what is on the menu. a favorite here is the spot so. where am i going w

his newest work "the diving bell and the butterfly" has earned him best director awards at cannes andthe golden globes. the film has been nominated for four academy awards: best editing, adapted screen pli, cinematography and the new yorker. t incomer wrote "it's a glorious unlocked experiences w the most creative use of the camera and the most daring, cruel, heart breaking emotional exploration that have appeared in recent movies." welcome back. >> thank you, charlie. >> tell me what your image is of yourself. what is the self-image jewel january schnabel has? >> a fendly bear to some. >> rose: (laughs) >> a good friend to others. i think that there's a lot of people that i don't know that like me a lot and i think there's a lot of people that i don't know that seem to think that i... they're scared of me and that i might bite their head off for some reason. and so i think when you're a young person you want to be understood or you want people to know the way you are and i think as you get older and maybe it doesn't work out the way you planned it, it really doesn't matter. so we've

i saw the movie at cannes. it's not about brad pitt scalping people across france. women characters, an actor that won best actor for his portrayal of best evil nazi guy i've seen in years. there's really a lot of very sophisticated storytelling in this movie. what they need, quentin tarantino and the release of this movie needs are for guys to go out and watch brat pit rock the nazis world. >> this is alan jenkins, i'm co-hosting today. i'm hold enough to hear "hogan's heroes." seems like this is a pretty fine line here. do you feel like they are pulling it off in this film? >> well, you know, i'm not going to judge the film as a critic. i really can only judge it as a consumer. i enjoyed it, because it's revenge fantasy. it's like what would you like to go back and do, if you could go back in time and do what you thought you wanted to do in your secret superman gear, do to hitler kind of thing. there's really great -- as i said, the villains are so great. the heroes are interesting. there's a sort of marlenea detrick working underground. all kinds of different cha

officers but as this inquiry revealed some have broken the law with illegal derogations, he will have no choice. bbc news, washington. >> you canñfind a full report from the cia inspector general on the web site -- much have been blacked out but it still makes an interesting read. back to that breaking news story that i was bringing you a few moments ago. four u.s. servicemen with the nato-led force was killed by a roadside bomb in southern afghanistan on tuesday. that makes 2009 the deadliest year for foreign troops since the overthrow of the taliban in 2001. the deaths bring a number of foreign forces killed in 2009 to two -- 295. breaking news there. latest environmental pollution in china brought swift action. police and local government officials are swamping a village in the center of lead poisoning near a city in -- quentin summer bell tried to reach the contaminated area but was stopped by the local police. >> trying to determine the plight of their villages, poisoning of them and their children. we are free to do so under chinese law. we were prevented by local authorities. 12 police officers stopped our cars, they deta

you won an award at the cannes film festival for this. re's so much in it, and again, on every level of consciousness, energy, story, characters, so it kind of exploded in my face. >> i cannot tell you how good you are in this movie. we want to say this is not a movie for children. it's an intense movie, quentin tarantino movie. ironically you come from four generations of people in theater >> yes. >> you're not still really sure whether you are to be an actor, is that correct? i did get that right? >> yes, in a way you do, i'm afraid. skepticism i find a very helpful approach. overwhelming apriori enthusiasm very often results in, you know, an ermous backlash, so i guard myself against backlash. >> listen, don't worry, christoph wallets waltz, i woul surprised if you did not get an oscar nomination for this. great to meet you. >> thanks for having me. >> "inglourious basterds" opens today. >>> coming up one more song from natasha bedingfield. >>> last-minute labor day getaway ideas. >> and kathie lee and i will catch one billy ray cyrus.

the righ guys. >> allied with people we cann control -- >> let's sayou find somebod in brazil a yemen who was not exactly your friend, you shoul a guy. >> let me ask you about a guy whwas in prison f the bombing of pan am 103. 0 people dd, 189 of them amecans. he wasust released by scottish authorities for compassione reasons. >> the better e soon. >> he has cancer. >> terrible miscarage of justice. by the way, this g looks healthto me. one guy, the scottish secrery of jusce, was his decision and his alone. in fact, the sts have granted 80% o such ruests over the last 10 years. >> this a scandal. decances masquerading as compassion. somebody at "natial review" dia calculation -- is guy served 11 daysor eve person heurdered. >> robert novak,e brought you on, i have to be nest, to be the cynic. >> i have never been one in my life. >> h died this week after a long illness. would you agreeith him or not, the prince darkness -- loved that -- nobody in the town worked rder. >> he was a journalist who believed in urnalism, like the late mary mcgro did. i ew him in a differe way. in washington things are

in one ci, th taliban so great, this reporter cann leave r car. >> the taliban are active in this area. >> we'll have rerts from aroundhe country night. from africa, two very bright ideas, a cell pho chard by solar power and a bottle that purifies drinking water also run by the sun. >>> and wel take you tomman, jordan, where the southwes swine flu is changing smoking bits after sharing thehoocu for ceuries. >>> from the rld's leading reporters and analysts here i what is happening from arou the world. this is "worldfocu" ma possible by the following funders -- >>good evenin i'm martin savidge. as election day afghanistan approaches, tens of thousands of american and british troops there are doin all they c to guarantee the curity of millions of afghan voters. but thetaliban i doing all it n to let them know th are not safe. just today with the election no two days awai talib launched a series of attks on the catal city of kabul. a suicide car bomber attack a naval convoy in the outskirts of the city. killing sevepeople, woundin > >>>the center, theewer signs government control are foun

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so neither the judge nor the district attorney cann be sanctioned by the law for entering this plea agreementrrect it, we are going to do so. >> attorney general, drew edmondson, appreciate your time. denise earls, you stay strong. you are doing amazing things for the sake of our little girls. >>> former boxing champ, vernon forrest, they have charged 20-year-old mario wear in his death. he went before a judge on charges of robbery, aggravated assault and murder and was ordered held without bond. police believe that forrest was shot to death in a botched robbery. at least two more suspects being sought, including the suspected triggerman. a grim development for those three americans arrested in iran. iranian lawmakers say they could be charged with spying. a u.s. security official rejects that allegation. he says the three were merely backpackers who got lost and wondered off the unmarked border into iran. the iranians are saying very little about what happened next. >>> also in iran, protesters shouted out their feelings, death to the dictator. the protesters still content the june election

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the past 40 years. wood stock changed millions of cannes fafns an fans and the net musicians are paying a tribute. >> the school of rock a franchise. it's there's 49 schools. it's a performance based school where students take lessons on the instrument of choice and they perform a series of concert. this is a group of students who will be here on saturday along with the rock school 101 kids and the wa wood stock summer campers. >> we want to hear something from wood stock. can they give us a preview. >> absolutely. this is something from joe cocker. >>> what would you do ♪ ♪ if my what to do ♪. ♪ lend me your ears ♪ ♪ and i will try not to sing out of tune ♪ ♪ >> the 40th anniversary wood stock festival is at power plant live on saturday at 1:00 p.m. for more information, log on to foxbaltimore.com and click on morning news. >>> hopefully you won't need a lot of help from your friends getting around. it's going to be hot and humid, take it easy. we don't want you to have any problems. hd radar look at this. it's a dry scan. looking pretty good right now, but will it stay that way? later on in the

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