the cannes film festival in the sixty's for the world of silence. we owe him a lot of things i'm not saying this because i studied him and i portrayed him i was part of a generation that grew up with him watching his films every week or every fortnight and he gave us a sense of adventure he gave us a sense of fun also because what he was doing with you know his crew on board calypso seemed you know very french everybody was drinking eating occasionally running after a dolphin or a whale but it's just. the first reality t.v. show it was the first absolutely it was a very clever communicator had a great sense of. you know he invented the red beanie because he wanted to kill it so member and you're wearing a number yes. he wanted the crew of the calypso boat to be identifiable straightaway so he is an all thing that used to be worn by people going under water in these big. metal things that used to have the beanie under to protect themselves and he used that simply as a it was modern marketing anyway so he said he was a genius but then there's a slow b

at the cannes institute for publications. also read part two to focus on russia and that focuses on the ukraine. to today's event to know about russian hackers and as an expert with that journalist based in moscow with that russian independent website working for the biggest russian news website at the time. and with the publication and with that refugee problem with cybersecurity in the islamic state. getting an award in journalism and the stories have been cited in the new york times and other respected publications. those that are the most prestigious award. and also a fellow here at the moment we are pleased to have such a strong representation here. >> it is great to see you here. and then to get the news about russia. so now in december after three years to write these narrative stories about the asus influence and link to russia. and with those groups but the last two years reading the stories of the russian hackers. and for example this is an article from around the country for the russian cyberarmy. so then there were

he'll be heading to the invitation only cannes short film corner in france. >> i'm really happy to be not a lot of opportunities are handed out like that. or given out. where i came from from the central valley, you don't hear a lot of news like that. >> it brings together some of the most well known and talented people in the film industry. morales is a student at san francisco state studying film. he and a team of classmates made this short film. my brother's keeper. about two brothers have two directions in life. the film is mostly in spanish. something this third generation latino was passionate about. >> i'm not as rooted as i want to so creating that film was like trying to dig deep entire my roots and my culture. so it was a big deal to be in spanish. to be a theme. it is like me giving back to my culture. >> the short film touches on serious issues of drugs, violence and gangs is how they affect communities. he homes to create a conversation. >> i don't think there's enough time in the day that we take to talk to our kids, or even adults. that this does damage families and com

that same year, while at the cannes film festival in france, she met prince rainier the third of monaco, who made it no secret that he was seeking a bride. kelly herself, now age 26, had been in a string of disappointing relationships with some of hollywood's leading men. "grace had been going through a series of affairs ... um ... generally with married men - william holden , clark gable ... there were a series of them ... ray miland, gary cooper. they were married men and it was very difficult for her to put this together with her catholic ideas." the courtship of the beautiful hollywood movie star and the european prince was glamorized in the press as a fairytale. within a year, a wedding date was set. "the marvelous thing about grace kelly was that she came along at time when not only monaco but the world needed a fairytale." "a picture queen who will become a princess greets her new subjects and is greeted by them in turn as she goes ashore to a tumultuous welcome." "after her wedding, this delightful actress will be known as her serene highness, princess of monaco." "now the great

cate blanchett is to head the jury at the cannes film festival. nitely has the credentials. she'll take over from the spanish director pedro almodovar. iran has written to the un to complain about us interference. it says donald trump, "in numerous absurd tweets, incited iranians to engage in disruptive acts." some of that is beyond dispute, he has been tweeting things like... "such respect for the people of iran as they try to take back their corrupt government. you will see great support from the united states at the appropriate time!" iran has been dealing with anti—government protests like these for a week now. it blames foreign interference, although beyond the trump tweets it's offered no evidence. the protestors say they're angry about inflation, unemployment and corruption. now, those pictures were from earlier in the week. it's very hard to know if the protests are still going on now, that's because the government has slowed down the internet, which is making it hard for activists to upload videos and pictures. it's also blocking social me

they are certainly not just cate blanchett will be heading the jury at this year's cannes film festival the double so when is the twelfth woman to decide of the panel. as she's recently been playing a key role in helping change because it's costing couch culture. in the wake of the harvey weinstein's handle casters if it hasn't. a rare and unique artist with talons and conviction. how organizes describe the actress they've chosen to head the twenty eighteen campus will jewelry australian actress cate blanchett takes over from pedro almodovar us presidents the seventy first year of the renowned film festival? she's a two time oscar winner including best actress for her role in woody allen's blue jasmine. it is the twelfth woman to have the cam jury. the statement choice in the current hollywood clients alongside the likes of natalie portman and meryl streep she was one of the first woman to speak out against top formally with producer harvey weinstein. who now faces over a hundred accusations of souls some? nice lunches also helped launch the time's up initiative this week aimed at wipin

australia day down and with searing heat across southern parts of the country and flooding rains to the north cannes for the hundred eleven millimeters affright just twenty four hours you see that shane of thunder heads rolling across the gulf area into the came right across the top and darwin had a hundred and one millimeters of rain in the space of twenty four hours that wet weather and the hot weather that's set to continue as we go on through the weekend here's that heat down towards the south adelaide will get up to forty one celsius as we go through west saturday afternoon and warmest still hotter still as we go on into sunday the red sands a releasing some very high temperatures here so that weather that we do have across northern posix say that does linger across the far north of the country the missing for the heavy downpours was heavy showers extending their way right across darwin and beyond further south because of the northerly winds which of really set in now that what's known as a brick failed away and that hot weather coming out of the interior temperatures in adelaide to around fort

the froze be ground cann absorb water. be careful driving around there coulde minor flooding, ponding on roads. the seven-day forecast, mostly cloudy tomorrow, mild to high 50-degrees. foggy but saturday 50 early then temperatures dropping for the eagle game time, 4 it will be breezy, so bundle up. monday, the high of 40 down to 38. >> tuesday a clipper brings a chance of snow. at this point, looks to be a weak system with snow showers. it temperatures drop with a high of 30. indications that we'll start toinst next week. rollercoaster temperatures don't forget the umbrella. >> students set their studies aside to raise money for the make a wish foundation. youngsts showed their talent to the event. this young man busted a move. showcased the young people's knowledge of science. since 2010 they have raised 47 thowd for kids. the 22,000 square foot facility has six operating rooms and two more for other procedures. jefferson health invested in the site on the 2200 block chapel avenue west handli surgeries a year. ♪ ♪ it's tim

it did the consequences we saw fit to make the cranes live in the horizon in different morph anyways no i live in cannes in the chelsea it's one of the richest areas in the whole country but the north where we live has one of the highest concentration of people of low incomes. the growing inequality is pushing so many out the area it's obvious global capital has no the god for people like me it's the same story the world over from butt into rio madrid to new york but maybe because we haven't such prime real estate well. we had to live could be a warning for you all so i set out to learn from those who are in the know about here and tell you about. me they want to paris more due. here where they push everyone out to the outskirts in a suburb where you can easily control that outside of that of the inner circle where they have taken over and you go i have a income to even be there i was the only reason you're going to be going in is to commute go to work and do some menial task and come back out again and go back to the suburbs they look at this particular area as a gold mine and the thing that's preventi

australian actress cate blanchett will have the honor of presenting the golden palm award this year's cannes film festival over the years the forty eight year old has had various roles at the festival on the code from aids to the nineteenth twenty eight jean she'll be the president of the jury the two time oscar winner is strongly committed to fighting sexism in the film industry. it's something we hear all the time these days the role of robots in our daily lives and to what extent they might just make us all all salit and the burning question will they ever be our true equals on an emotional level and for instance even produce something like true art well at the university of fiesta in northern italy it looks like the answer just might be yes as one robot there is currently making headlines with striking watercolor paintings a busker as he's called has already had a role in a science fiction film at a play in milan and so we went to tree s. to meet up with this multi-talented machine. he paints kyle asleep producing a whole series of pictures every day. is the world's first robot to make g

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nominees came from europe hakim's film was up against swedish satire the square winner of the palme d'or at cannes this year. this little golden globe jury voted for in the fate it likely helped that the film's theme prove topical as discrimination is currently a big issue in tinseltown and beyond and european cinema is contributing to the debate. dance director power fan who founded on the golden globe with al on the wonderful isabel. before it was hungary and last low nam ish with son of saul so european cinema is very present. the president. sees her go plays a woman who loses her husband and child in a right wing terror attack she gave a heart rending portrayal of pain felt by those left behind. but within the fade you can clearly sense the influence of american independent cinema it's martin scorsese is fatty hawkins big role model and naturally lead actress deanna kluger has enjoyed international success for years and worked with hollywood directors like quentin tarantino and vault and papers and. so i think that contributed greatly to in the faith winning the golden globe. golden globe. ker

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be >>> what a guy, the weather channel's jim cann or ee helped a woman out of a potentially dangerous situation up in massachusetts. she got stuck trying to get her vehicle away from rising waters on the coast line there. cantore and the producer helped her push it away safely. communities along the new england coast have been hammered by snow, ice, heavy wind and widespread flooding. >> could combination, wind like that, cold like this, and water. >> cold, the ice and the salt are already beating up our cars. >> that's right. we're working for you tonight with four things you can do tonight to keep your car running well all winter. first, go look for splits or cracks in your wiper blades. you can replace them yourself for under $20 apiece. and then second, check the tire pressure on your vehicles. a sticker on the inside of your door will tell you the proper pressure for your car, either there or inside your gas cap. right now is a good time to go do this. >> you want to check the tires when they're cold as a general rule of thumb. >> third, make sure you have enough antifreeze to pr

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beth's but plus plus plus and that's why we have taken so many initiatives in the last three years.. cann attack o on a market snacks in here in europe stocks ended the session in the red the dachshund frank for closing down eight tenths of one percent. alcohol down a quarter of a percent. of slightly higher gains and they're on the london footsie losses rather astron corporate earnings from canada and three m. on sending stocks higher over the united states at this hour. nasdaq currently. how does on the up to tens of one percent? now if you think devil's is all about schmoozing and rubbing shoulders with the world's most powerful you'd be right but it's also placed it she some inner peace. meditation sessions are being held in the snowy alps organizers say ten years also sessions would be unthinkable and they've been touting the benefits of meditation to the world's richest a gruesome. meditation will allow them to. understand the situatio. he and so come to the right decision. and the decision will then be in favor register one of few individuals it'd be a decision that can really help

the u.k. for lgbt plus people. cann love who i want, you love who want, and my brother can be himself without the asld of criminal prosecution our ancestors set 50 years ago. he can be happy with who ever he wants to be under the protection of the law. the act remains important in the world where many seek our differences to decide us. ouras the first at taken by united kingdom to accepting the lgbt community. the differences in our society it rather than shunning them. of wednesday, the first minister of scotland apologize for the homophobic laws. the criminal records of those homosexualsor being are held as being right. , i am proud tot live in such an inclusive society. thank you. [applause] mr. speaker: next, from the southeast, these welcome drew david. [applause] drew: thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to very quickly dedicate this speech to the pride team who has been selected to host the u.k. pride next year. [applause] drew: mr. speaker, when i was asked about the anniversary of homosexuality meant to me, my

the u.s. treasury has imposed a separate sanctions on fourteen individuals and entities over tehran's ballistic missile program and alleged human rights abuses ok translating what all that means let's cross live to see here at cannes for the teeth either so we are somewhat of mixed signals being sent out here isn't there talk us through the developments. definitely you know even though trump has repeatedly vowed to tear up the iran deal he has decided to keep the deal intact extending sanctions relief but also warning that this will be the last time until the deal is strengthened but sanctions will be added on iranian entities for a legit support for terrorist groups now this comes after his national security advisers other signatories have all urged him to comply with the agreement so trump so at the last deadline trump waive sanctions but decertified iran's compliance with did it with the deal due to iran's a ballistic missile activity which is completely unrelated a it's not part of the deal and b. iran's ballistic missiles aren't even capable of carrying nuclear weapons but trump has always accused the country of violating be quote spirit of the deal which really means iran hasn't violated the deal and washing

the. political. this is d.w. news live from cannes germany and turkey a damaged relationship the two country's top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points new from.

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school is over, but jeff plat earn burg with fairfax county public school says that wasn't the case this morning. me cann cal issues from the freezing temperatures caused buses to break down. some couldn't even start. out of the 8700 bus routes in fairfax county, the school district says 200 were impacted. that means hundreds of students were forced to wait in the cold for nearly an hour. >> even with us doing the starts the past couple days, letting them run 30 minutes, sometimes the cold cranking required is a little too much. >> reporter: so, here's the thing. fairfax county officials say it is possible that students waiting at the bus stop could see more delays tomorrow morning. so, you can track those delays, though, by going to our nbc washington app, searching bus delays. we have a lincoln there for you. doreen? >> the bad situation. meagan fitzgerald. thank you. >>> now to what's happening at a school in d.c. calls to learn whether they will have class tomorrow. a pipe burst and several feet of water filled the basement. only news4 cameras were there as mayor bowser toured the school in southeast

the pianist. went to god it is a cannes. it's not really dark. as to massive and has often been a common aviva as i. finally did it's just us here for the philly unit here on d.v.d. my cover up of his all the city would begin one decent couldn't send it actually isn't because i mean. die. for the recording sessions the concert hall becomes a studio the concertos are to be rehearsed and recorded over two days at the end of that time there will be a live concert tickets for which were sold out long ago. different offices joined for this project by the mahler chamber orchestra and international law sambal made up of forty seven members from eighteen countries. though frederick chopin composed his piano concertos nearly two hundred years ago this is still a primary in a way it is the first time that the newer construction by mikhail but now is being recorded. in dortmund the russian pianist and composer is wielding the baton in gold it appears in white is the first of course. there are more concerted action in which the spirit of the looking up we get

concerns that we have to take into account, right, and one of them is the letter of the law and the code, which we cann enforce to a certain rate. but another one, we sat here i think it was six months ago for the hearing, and there was an incredible amount of evidence, and you may argue every single point, and you may completely disagree with it, right, and i'm sure you do. but there were an incredible amount of people who were saying very consistent things about what's going on at hue and how it's being operated, etcetera. and we have to balance both of those things together. you have to feel like you've been dragged around the streets in an unfair way, but we -- you know, we're trying to balance, two very important things. and in order for us to make a decision for you that you're happy with, we have to have every single box checked at this point, right? and you know you say it's 100% done on the outside, it's 90% on the inside, we need that finished. if you're going to have jordan come up here and talk about the data, we actually need to see that data. it's like the last check box on this thing. th

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the united states. well financial correspondent yes court is a new york for us tracking that story at cannes but the future of the u.s. health care reform unclear is this a case of business is seizing on an opportunity or is it a bit a sense that something is lacking. well probably both but it's a very interesting story first of all the american healthcare system is probably the most expensive in the world some americans are roughly spending three and a half billion dollars per year on health stats roughly twenty percent of total g.d.p. and if you look at the history of health care in the united states the health care system is much more privatized here than it is in europe it started basically also after world war two there was a lack of workers and to a direct those workers companies started to offer pension plans but also called bridge health care plans and right now we are in a similar situation because we almost have full employment and that could be an incentive for talents for good skilled workers to join those corporations right yes but what does this then mean for the broader health care industry.

so the airlines have some advice if your flight is cannes would. you can stand in line for a rebooking. you can call the airline. but the best way to do this is get the app on your phone and rebook yourself. that's faster than waiting for the computer to automatically rebook you. advice for the next time your flight is canceled. lester, minus 10 with the wind chill here in d.c., back to you. >> lovely, tom costello, thank you. >>> the blizzard may have blown out but the deep freeze is just getting started. record lows possible on the east coast as we head into the weekend. wind chill advisories have been issued for millions of people. in some places it could feel like 40 below. dylan dreyer is braving the cold in new york city tonight. the two questions everyone wants the answers to -- how low will it go and how long is this going to last? >> lester, we're looking at record breaking cold by the time we get to sunday morning. tom costello said it was 10 below with the wind chill in d.c. i was going to complain about the 4 we're dealing with in new yo

>> the film m conclusion we cann draw, they have been targeted. are heard about people being targeted around the country now and it is mystifying why suddenly --ravi still has a legal case. nothing is changed in his case since march. we are still in the same legal posture. he is a case pending in their home in case is going to take away the grounds of deportability. there is no doubt both ravi and jean have really been speaking out, educating communities, leading in a company met prprograms of people -- accompaniment program. amy: i would return to interview i did this weekend in colorado in carbondale with sandra lopez, who has taken sanctuary in colorado. she is a mexican mother of three u.s. citizen children. she has taken centuries to avoid being deported to mexico. last weekend, ice went to the physical parsonage in carbondale -- physical parsonage in carbondale. i asked her about the news that ice agents had just arresested e husband of another woman who had taken sanctuary, ingrid, colorarado immigrant rights lear who sought sanctuary to av