the cannes award nominees were revealed, the best actor nominees including bryan damon for the martian, dinardo dicaprio for the revenant and michael fassbenderr, steve jobs and eddie redmayne, for his second oscar for his part in the danish girl, a mix of established actresses in their faces for best actress, cate blanchett,t, brie larson and jennifer lawrence recognized for her part and joy joy, joy, show ripley gets the nomination for 45 years and, receives her first nomination for brooklyn.re >> a movies competing for the r best picture nomination, wall street, the big short and british prize, brooklyn, mad max fury road, and the martian, the revenant, the last two nominees, the room and the spotlight, for in washington getting ready ge for the deal and nothing to do with politics, congratulations to the fox 8 coolschool, garfield heights middle school will be featured on on fox 8 news morning.fe >> people enjoy a beer while w watching football but some would called packers power piped the little dish of vanilla flavored milk that is colored green,he kim derry started making up for

bern religion premeerd at the cannes festival. old out at the screening. >>> well, as we go through the rest of tonight, we have more rain coming. rain through the overnight hours. it will be heavy. some of it already is. then we go into the rest of the weekend. we get colder, sunday and monday for martin luther king day. it will be windy. it will feel colder, too. temperatures above freezing in the poconos, mid-30s. mid 40s in philadelphia. mid to low 40s through delaware. we do not have any of the precip freezing on contact, but we will watch temperatures up close in the poconos overnight. the rain is heaviest in delaware, you see the yellow, orange and red. shows you heavy rain. a lot of it is still offshore. plenty of it is on shore. this is dover, heavy rain moving through cumberland, atlantic counties. this rain is falling at a precip rate a little over an inch an hour. that's heavy rainfall. philadelphia area, heavy rain on the way, slowly moving this direction. we are mostly seeing steady light to moderate rain. light to mo

its main rival would be the hungarian holocaust drama, "son taking prizesady in the cannes film festival last year. it is not all glitz and glamour, considering the oscars, just like last year, have been criticized for their lack of that version. the absence of lack actors or directors among the -- of black actors or nominees -- the absence of black actors or directors among the nominees has prompted quotes. rex, there is, t a new dinosaur in town, the skeleton of what is known to be the largest dinosaur known to man has gone on display in new york. it has not been officially named, but as for now, it is titanosaur. around the same as 10 african elephants, and it called modern-day argentina it's stomping ground. although it does not have an official name, it is being dubbed titanosaur. impressed. when i walked in i could not see the head, and i had to look at, there is the head. it is the biggest animal i have ever seen before. there's nothing compared to it that they -- that is that big. at 122 feet long and 22 feet tall, the creature is so large, it had to be shown to the public in a w

. >> rose: the hungarian film "son of saul" debuted this year at the cannes film festival where it wonze. this week it was nominated for an oscar for best foreign film. it follows saul aslander, a jewish prisoner, forced to work for the nazis at auschwitz. outside of the gas chambers he discovers a dying by boyhe believes to be his son. it is a film the "washington post" describes as unbearable brilliant." the director is laszlo nemes, and saul is played by geza rohrig. >> this family exposes the crime, the most horrific crime of the nazis, which is deliberately picking and forcing juice to gurn juice. in other words. to burn juice. in other words the system works like this, how can the most juice be murdered by the least amount of germans being involved. so besides killing them, they also took their soul, their innocence away because, again, they forced them to be assisting in the extermination process. and that's th to me the most diabolical aspect of nazism, to make cane out of able. >> it's our most important step in the vision of the holocaust. i don't now whether we're ready for

and 8:00, public and present a candidates discuss poverty and the economy at the cannes foundation performance afterlife. c-span, credit by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by or local cable or satellite provider. peter: this week on "the communicators" we want to introduce you to john lansing who is the new ceo of the broadcasting board of governors. the bbg,ng, what is what do you do? john: it is the five entities that are federally funded for international media. the voice of america, middle east broadcasting, radio for europe, radio free asia. what is the budget for the bbg? john: roughly $750 million. peter: where does that money go? john: the vast majority goes to voice of america. his largest of the entities, about 70% of that goes there. peter: what kind of technologies does the bbg our voice of america, any of these entities do? john: they're all broadcast media platforms everything from radio to tv, but increasingly the emphasis will be on digital platforms, social media, as a expand around the world. but, anyway that we can reach an audie

the most egregious sacrifices but nothing prepared me for the physical reality of the place, at the cannes, all but forgotten urban men skate inhabited by struggling and precariously resilient community. as you drive west end north out of downtown the refineries stretch for miles. it is towering over you like something out of a dystopian science fiction and yet this is not some futuristic scenario. it is here and now. the same smokestacks that are poisoning the inhabitants of port arthur are part of a global fossil fuel infrastructure that has trapped this in its political and economic groups threatening civilization and the future of life on earth, threading not only the children of port arthur but everyone's children everywhere including my own. here is the thing. if you live in west port arthur and taught to commissions the ruined your health or your child can't go to school because she can't breathe or you can't find a job to feed your kids and see no way out of the projects or all of the above, you are probably not thinking about future catastrophe, you are living in one. what is true

they didn't effectively get the word out about the cannes rations -- cancellations. >> the system is running again after being crippled because of the blizzard. i'm getting some tweets, people saying they're only about 10 minutes late, which is great. >> liz dahlem's in long beach with more. hi, liz. >> good morning to you, greg and rosanna. all the trains that were edge anded to leave this morning and head into penn station have left, and they were all on time, so that is the good news here. but yesterday everyone was shaking their head at the long island railroad, and everyone seems to be watching the lirr today to see how they're responding to picking service back up. and this is how they're letting people know about these delays and cancellations. the twitter feed is blowing up right now with all sorts of notifications. the latest one we see here, the 7:29 train from babylon is operating 10 minutes late, penn is around 11 minutes late. so this is kind of what we've been seeing today, a lot better than yesterday. let's show you some video we shot a little while ago, the first trai

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president of the united states, managing a $3.9 trillion dollar budget and all the headaches that goes with it, for $400,000 a year, so cann the not for profit organizations. sharyl: at that planned elijah cummings said for profit companies also get tax break, even those convicted of crimes, and called republican criticism of nonprofits hypocritical. rep cummings: these are huge companies that are actually guilty of breaking the law and their ceos make millions of dollars. republicans never criticize the salaries of their ceos. republicans targeted planned parenthood which provides essential high quality care to millions of american women more aggressively than all these companies combined! sharyl: but there's at least one case of outrageoeo pay where many democrats and republicans see eye to eye: the mortgage loan firms fannie mae and freddie mac. in july, mel watt, who heads the federal agency overseeing them, approved a scandalous hike for ceos timothy mayopoulos and donald layton. they were making $600,000 their raise? 650% to $4 million each. congress moved quickly to block the increase. rep. chaffetz: if you want to

he carved an imprint for himself as a filmmaker, winning the best director afford -- the best inector award at cannes 1986. a one-time member of the italian communist party, he used his knowledge of left-wing groups in films such as "we love each other so much," which charted the postwar fortunes of three partisans. centered on the 16th.e of louis the his last film of the documentary was called "federico," about his friend and mentor, federico fellini. in thedefense ministers international coalition against islamic state are meeting today. to tell us a bit more about that, i am joined from london by jonathan i'll, the national director of the united service institute here and thank you so much for joining us. you have written two reports on the international efforts to fight islamic state group leader do you agree with the efforts efforts getting results? jonathan: there is a political cohesion. there is also a bigger commitment in terms of resources on the ground. internal discussions about the so-called boots on the ground, whether we have ground forces on the ground or not, have been bypassed. and

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suspect this happened around six o'clock yesterday evening at the wells fargo and the providence square shopping center in cannes bit off. kim still wrote that when he's told his story only to thirteen years now saying he just followed his instincts i see someone who walks be on the corner pointing and yelling my meaty react to news of someone's being robbed. we're still waiting to hear from police whether they were able to catch that suspect and arrest surveillance pictures of the alleged robber accused of killing a man in a bar fight in chesapeake will spend the next fourteen years behind bars a judge sentenced francisco to the maximum sentence for voluntary manslaughter. cisco entered a guilty plea on the second day of what was originally a murder trial admitting he was responsible for the death of charles satchel the fight started after an argument over the redskins cowboys game in twenty fourteen for cisco's family. the sentence is devastating to the victim's fiance says it's justice. we collected all of our pop lead an unknown family you know no more grieving widow will continue to grieve but nodded not li

the nuclear al. >> they have taken significant steps that many people doubted. congresswoman is still sceptical. she said congress cann shy a way from it's role and must take immediate action to reign in the increasing threat. >>hat means they did flow oil @ to the market. the country will recover $100 billion in frozen assets over seas. if it's discovered they are still moving ahead in their nuclear program sanctions will be imposed. >>> police say person was struck by a car on the turnpike near 199th street. nearby hospital. police didn't say if the driver stayed on the scene. >>> a 21-year-old woman is being held on $100,000 bond in connection with a crash on miami beach. she slammed her mercedes-benz into two home land security agents. prosecutors asked the judge to increase the bond to $100,000. take a listen as to why. >> offense in and of itself shows a certain lack of responsibility in willingness to step forward. if honduras considers her a citizen they won't extradite her. she's on financial aid. our big concern is that she won't be able to bond out. this 21-year-old girl will be stuck in their. mercedes. li

. >> reporter: the invasion hand inside a house you cann -- can -- can -- happenedcan -- hap can -- happened inside a house and three men and two women inside andhey tried to fight gun and shot a 26-year-old man inside killing him. . >> we're still awaiting the description. all we know is it's three males. it's unknown the motive. it appears to be robbery. we still don't know until we do an inventory. >> reperter: a neighbor near the scene says the victim who has yet to be officially identified had lived in the area for some time. >> he was a good guy. >> reporter: he says the entire area is now on edge. and waiting for the perpetrators to be caught. >> terrifying. my wife scared. we had a meeting increasing the security and putting cameras everywhere. it's going to be cyber-security from now on. >> reporter: so while neighbors discuss additionalal security cameras it's understood that there e e cameras up here at the front gate and police will be looking at t t videoeoo see if they can see any of the suspectsts either coming or going. if you happen to have any information, that's 305-471-ti

so far $26,000 have been raisedise for the haydn family and you cann find out more about that byout going to www.fox8.com. >>> investigators are still trying to in determine who was responsible for the house explosion that killed the family of four. threethe f of the victims will be buried this week. police found a gas can at the scene of the blast and fate appears to be arson, but it could be weeks before the investigation is complete.ete family and friends held a vigil on friday night outside what is home left of the home and services for cynthia mather and her duty do the two daughters dude two daughters are scheduled for dote thursday january 21st. they will there'll be visitation at christrell community church from 10:00 a.m. untilnit 2:00 p.m.. allison will begin at six and we will have more information at www.fox8.com. >>> we have learned that cleveland police have made a second arrest in connection with a series of robberies in little italy.ita you may remember on december 5th the suspects held up three people suspect held up three people, including a priest.up t p earlier this we

canton during the low forties and across the south side more at the same thirty five however and western brands to work to forty five in cannes mainly in the forties with a few thirty solidify the end when thirty nine nw with thirty five right now and gets help and thirty three in core peak so once again we're starting off mainly dry and mainly clear with just a few clouds passing through not reducing any rain actually witnessed a rain free for the next several days. our next system still well off to the west but were tapping into a southerly wind as high pressure is now sitting offshore this cold front will sweep through late monday and will bring us a slight chance of a shower with a big difference will be the temperatures will drop back into the fifties as we head into tuesday not today though it's been the absolutely gorgeous especially if you like warmer weather will head through the forties this morning through the fifties by lunch time temperatures climbing into the upper fifties near sixty will top out in the mid to upper sixties by this afternoon and by this evening we're going to fall pretty quickly back into the fi

. >> if they are in a weakened state, if the iqis and the americans manage to take ramadi, cann they be more dangerous? >> absolutely, because we see the counterattack going on as part of that, how desperate they are with suicide bombings, using human civilians as shields. i.e.d.s all or the place. we see the danger right there in iraq. they're calling out for help on social media. we s baghdadi, the isis commander just a few weeks ago, justst calling for help, saying we really need professionals, we need soldiers. >> i hate to have you you reduce your book to about a minute here, but tell us the roots of isis, the thi that's so >> the central idea is what we're seeing playing out in the middle east right now, t idea of a yaliphate. he had this idea of cating this caliphate and having this be a draw for muslims around the world. mething for them to come to and fight for. we think of the atrocities and beheadings and destructions of anantiquitie the powerful ideas of building this caliphate, that's what he's doing right now. >> people in the homeland worry about, they see the inspirati

something that everyone wants on the island, which is to have good food and farming practices. >> now we are leaving cannes juan, heading to the mountains, where tara's sister farms on two acres. we pass a shuttered poultry farm, decaying, a symbol of the island's problems. at 2,000 feet above the sea, an owas sis. tara's sister is growing organic progress for the restaurant in san juan. >> time is running out. it's now or never. >> reporter: time is running out. is there an understood crisis? >> in terms of self sustainability, yes. studies show we have enough food to last two weeks if the ships were to stop coming. >> reporter: two weeks. >> two weeks, including canned foot, dog food. >> that's remarkable. that's frightening. >> it's absolutely frightening. >> seafood meets, and staples like rice, beans and coffee come from the mainland. neighbouring latin american countries and china. puerto rico's agricultural sector is stumbling along. >> you are trying to produce food on the island. but now 85% of food is imported into puerto rico. >> yes, yes. >> puerto rico's agriculture secretary is working toward

a live look at the everglades from our holiday pa cannes camera. erika will have a final check of >>> good saturday morning. ahead on "today," all eyes are on iowa. two days before the caucuses there. hillary clinton's e-mails are once again a focus this weekend. a new e-mail dump released, and 22 o o those deemed to be top secret. how could that affect monday's caucus? we're live in des moines. >>> also ahead, the latest on the case of theman featured in "making a murderer." e'll tell you about new evidence that stephen ery's lawyer says he has that could help free him. >>> we'll take you inside a new drone competition that has a lot of people talking. >> dylan, rolling with the pros how these women are working to change the typical, shall we say, bowlingstereo type. >> those stories and much more when we get started on satururay morning here on "today." >>> now the big six stories you need to know. >> an accident involving a car and motorcycle left one person dead in dave vee. police are on the scene of state road 7. authorities have yet to identi

the challenge is to irradicate them before they take to the a air in fawn cannes at this at thises sone. this is a race against time with the local people and authorities working tote from dawn to dusk to try to exterminate the locust before they multiply out of control if they do they'll devour all this vegetation in the whole area, destroying livelihoods and wiping out whole communities. the climate as changed. winter milder and rainfall greater creating ideal breeding conditions for the locust. >> translator: this is a job that can't be done alone. everyone is working together private and public. and it's going very well. we are all working to lessen the impact of these locust eggs. >> reporter: as the sun goes down, the locust settle for the night. these locust hunters from all over argentina work in an coordinated effort to identify where best to fumigate early the next morning. if get it right. they are on course to contain the threat. if they don't, the locust multiply and eat everything in their path. al jazeera, argentina. >>> australia is well known for its sun, surf and san

the all-woman rowing crew that made history after a nine-month trip. >>> plus this is a very energetic pup. >>> history in australia. a team of four women arrived in cannes yesterday becoming the first all-female rowing crew to cross the south pacific ocean. this is video from their facebook page. the british team left san francisco last april. they expected the 8,500 mile trip to take 6 months but wild weather slowed them down. they spent the last nine months sleeping two hours at a time, if you can imagine. in addition to a place in history, the crew also raced more than $40,000 for two charities. >> wow. >>> well, check this out. an energetic alabama bloodhound showed a group of marathon runners who's boss over the weekend. one wandered into a crowd of people competing at a half marathon. the dog ran the entire 13 miles putting in an unusual time of 1 hour, 32 minutes and 56 seconds. that would have placed the dog in seventh place. she was awarded a medal for the four-legged feat. these pictures were provided by we run huntsville. isn't that fun. >> made it the whole 13 miles. >> i know, that's incredible. >> hate it when a dog is in better shape than

the atm. >> mark: it is just going crazy. >>> you heard 6>>> you heard of guns and other assassination you have cann >>> customs officials arrested a man who have not ants in his pants but birds. the man was flying from -- flying from cuba to miami. customs officials say he was concealing six exotic birds in a fanny pack and three more in his groin area. the birds were turned over to the department of agriculture. it is a violation of federal law to smuggle live animals into the u.s. >> danner: all right. >> mark: we don't make this stuff up. >> danner: no, we don't. a judge called the most violent murder in lynchburg knows his fate. mona kosar abdi was in the court room as dominic moss was sentenced. the latest at 6:00 -- >> mark: plus ... >> at this time she doesn't have the medication with her and we want to make sure she is able to get that medication as soon as possible. desperate p [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places like out

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airports are still struggling to get back to routine with hundreds of kans cann selled flights -- cancelled backlog. >>> clearing out the snow not cheap here in north carolina, $5.3 million on the most trent -- recent storm spent and that is expect to do climb with the national worker cost and invoice, not yet come in. $40 million for a winter weather response, about $12 million of that has been spent so far. >> if we go over the $40 million, we'll sit down and say okay, maybe we don't do things maintenance wise as much as possible. last winter. a spokesman says the department does not dip in to funding for pot hole repairs but could cut back on things like mowing in the summer time if necessary. >> what a costly storm it's been, i was reading a thbs news -- nbc news article, close to $1 billion, 40 lives have been claimed. so yeah, really serious situation, here in north carolina, we lost six lives because of weather-related crashes. but the good news, it's clearing up, getting warmer and yesterday was just beautiful. >>> and i hope you enjoyed it, because today won't be as nice. don't you worry, the weekend still look

the world of music has loft lost an icon. >> john: singing david bowie he had been battling cannes for about 18 months. he just turned 69 last friday. the very same day he released an album called black star. he was born under the name of david jones. in a statement, his family asks for privacy in this time of grief. >> john: an investigation is under way after a man is hit and killed on the train tracks in downtown orlando. >> amy: that kicks-off the morning rush. between colonial and concord. 2 miles north of the amtrak station in orlando. 26-year-old samuel perez was hit about 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon. he was trespassing on the tracks when he was killed. the deadly crash delayed the train for about two hours. almost 200 people were on board. passengers we spoke to said they were very upset. you're trying to travel for enjoyment, recreation, whatever it would be, you find out it's an easy trip and then you find out someone lost their life and it kind of hits home. >> amy: it appears to have been a suicide. >> john: the search for coyotes is going high tech. trappers are sending up drones above the i

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the cavaliers. we will see if they cann do itt again on monday in indiana. have a great sunday. the super bowl. that is next weekend and fans are already making their way to san francisco for the big the game, and for those who are lucky enoughwho to be there, there's plenty to do while they wait for kickoff.do the nfl fan experience let's arm chair quarterbacks get into the game. they can punk broke through drills like pump truck through isn't that cool? lombardi trophy and past super bowllombar rings are also on display. >> i have actually done that super bowl experience. >>xpe have you? >> it is a ha blast. >> i bet it is. >> we will i get 11 day here in cleveland. >> we're just going to keep on h waiting and knocking on while this isn't what. >> something like that. >>> still to>> come, aj will be back with a look at your work week a forecast. >> also coming up, one local city uon is dealing with lead in the watern in schools. what local and school leaders s are doing to make sure the water there is safe. >>> the first big contest of thiste year's presidential race is just around the corner

i was in cannes one year, with the jury. sidney poitier was there. i'm dropping names like crazy. but he was there.m, you know. i go, man, it's sidney poitier. and he grabs you. sidney poitier grabbed me and walks me down backstage. he said, :now, listen, don't golf?" i said, "no." he said, "don't ever take it up. don't ever play golf. and especially do not play golf with that man there. ch money off of me. and he's a gambler. he's crafty. and he's a really, really, really good golf player." so my money's on him.our money's on him. it's definitely -- my money would never be on trump. [ light laughter ] he's probably got some of my money. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's true.n know how he has it just that he has it. >> we don't know. i should check my account. >> seth: well, thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure. >> seth: congratulations on the film. [ cheers and applause ] tim roth, everybody. theaters now. be right back with la la anthony. [ cheers and applause ] new tacoma. toyota. the most loved electric toothbrush brand by americans and their dentists? because it leave

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last time arounn (laughs) buttit all worked out in the process, but it's a fun night and an interesting night. and an educational nightht" so what canne expect monday night? "i'm thinking three tickets and right now, it's looking like the third ticket is the most likely the nominee." kwwl political analyst chris larimer sizes up the two republicans who've been leadidig the field in iowa. "i'd be very surprised if either one goes on to be the nominee." "that third ticket out of iowa golden tcket." which has happened before. "winning the iowa caucus is a plus in the system, but it's not a guarantee of anything." what it can do is build - or kill momentum - for a campaign.and turnout is always a key. dr. larimer predicts about 140,000. "but if that gets over 150, 160,000, then that's to the benefit of trump and sanders." since the 1970s when iowa moved frontntand center to be first in the nation, the caucuses have helped thin the herd. there's been a lot of anyone who questions the legitimacy of thth iowa caucuses -- consider this: in 1980, george bush surprised everyone by beating rnald reagan in iowa. bush's performance paved the way f

cann xerox. >> while i was work on the streets, you work on the board of wart mart. -- the board of walmart. >>t was like two awkward teenagers. we've sat and cleared the air between us. >> did you have a glass of wine? >> a glass of wine helped a little. kennedy: they still hate each other. who are they kidding. with this level of obsession it will be hard walk the pony back in the barn. those fall foliage words this sunday, an inauthentic as desperate as they were, will come back to hang her. the supreme court with an immigration showdown. the high court will rule on president obama's amnesty orders. f.b.i. agent who disappeared in iran. kt mcfarland will break it down for us. spike lee and others say they are planning a boycott of the oscars. hillary clinton snuggling up to potus. the bernie sanders still gaining ground on her, and the newest monmouth mol, hillary has a 15-point lead over sanders, less than half of what she had a month ago. a lot can happen in a month and a lot can happen with our party and when we decide to party. julie banderas is here, a fox news correspondent, and andy l

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we are learned 307,000 veterans died waiting for health care and the va handed out $142 million in bonuses. we cannwe cannot settle for this. this is a stain on our honor. [applause] >> so not only do i accept your challenge mother to mother, i will also tell you this, i will promise you this, hold me accountable for this, as commander and chief i will promise you i will value, i will respect, i will listen to, i will care for those who serve, those who have served, and those who are willing to serve so help me god. >> seeing as you an influential women today i would like to know more about your stance on the issue of abortion. >> well, i am pro-life. [applause] allow me to tell you why. first all come from the world of science and technology. science is, i think, proving those of us who believe this right every day. we know the dna in a zygote is the same dna as the day you die. i cannot draw this line. i accompanied a very good friend of mine to planned parenthood when i was about 23. she wanted my support. and i watched while she was given no choices, no options. i also watched what that procedu

talker to be while sanders is surging in the granite state questions remain about his ability to win bigger, more diverse states...like here in south carolina. canne find a way to connect with more african american voters? cp: it wasn't enough for him to stand up and say, i was in the civil rights movement back in the sixties the debate starts at 9 and will right here on wis. before making his way to the lowcountry....martin o'malley spoke to a group at benedict college yesterday. the former maryland governor talked about social issues and the health care system. o'malley also talked about funding inmate support programs in the department of corrections. "that widening gap of opportunity..and also that widening gap when it comes to equal justice under the law." "we have to close those." recent polls show o'malley with two percent saturday was a big day for the republican party in south carolina. it was the first day of the tea party coalition convention...in myrtle beach. governor mike huckabee, ted cruz and donald trump took to the podium. senator rick santorum and governor jim gilmore are expected to speak today. doctor ben carson addresses the

a name for himself as a film mchaler, winning best director in cannes in 1976 for ugly, dirty and bad. he was nominated four times for the best foreign film oscar. >> a one time member of the italian communist party, he used his knowledge of left-wing groups in films such as we loved each other so much, which charted the post war fortunes of three partisans. evans known for his 1982 film, .hat night in varennes his last film was a documentary released in 2013 about his relationship with his friend and mentor, f erving lini. >> an update on the day's top business news with kate. it has been a bit of a disastrous day in the stock markets this wednesday. things plummeting across the board. what is going on. >> it has been a tough day. wednesday's sharp drops have been dramatic. it is because of continuing slump in oil prices. wednesday's soft began in asia where the nikkei 225 dropped 3.7%. you can take a look at the closing figures for europe. they closed down 3.5%. banking, mining and energy sectors down sharply. in new york, the markets are trying to recover from earlier steeper losses. the dow jones now down by about 30

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