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you feel the love at venice. when it came to venice's own awards, happening, a french drama about an illegal abortion, won the golden lion. maggie gyllenhaal�*s directing debut, the lost daughter, an adaptation of a novel by elena ferrante, won best screenplay. it's an unusual film, my film. it's a risky film, and for them to validate it means so much to me. i really feels great, completely over the moon right now. penelope cruz took best actress for another collaboration with pedro almodovar, parallel mothers, and jane campion won best director for the power of the dog. as in previous years, this event will probably determine the films critics will reward in the months to come. welcome to toronto. normally, it's a bustling showcase overflowing with movie riches. but this year, because of covid—19, it was somewhat more subdued. the princess of wales theatre hosted the world premiere of the eyes of tammy faye, starring jessica chastain, a performance that's all but guaranteed to get her an oscar nomination. he

we have to see venice after experience. well, you've been to venice. everybody listening who's been to venice knows the only doctor walk across san marco punch class coughing, and it cost you off your mortgage, basically, most expensive place in the world. my producers said look, either way, make the film. and we don't go to that. we don't make the film and we made the film and we didn't go to venice. and of course, once you get down to it, you know miss venice moved because we tell the story and you would see available elements on it's not really lost, but it's illustration of what you told me is where the wood koren gene was 1st coined and actually it was empty, empty because of the panoramic. i know as an ironman, i mean, i suppose it coming off there. i'm sure some of your fans would love to see films that you direct in foreign locations. when you mentioned ken loach earlier, he did get to do nicaragua and the spanish civil war film. i mean, will you have future plans ever too, because the style and the same company and provides ation and stuff in

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at the time, and perfected in venice, was particularly one carload could say that the ships are bringing the disease we should shut them down, but you can do that many contracted covid-19 and everybody a single the forcible shut down. in the authorities, exactly the same thing. so they built, a delicious cocktail of what they called a quarantine facility on o an isld a little bit event distance from the city but close enough to see the sort of emblem and they made the merchant and ship there and then during the outbreaks, and the city itself, they were quarantined the entire cities so at times over like 100 ships 10just on the island with people on them. i guess, that is how it started in the name originally comes from the original name of the island and nazareth, and italian and then lazarus the same thing with lepers and the whole thing kinda got smashed together and became a name. it. >> also i think that the region of the world were quarantined was invented, have there because also the region was at that point between one culture and another between one ecosystem in another or one di

so the concept pioneered as part of the republic of venice at the time but kind of perfected in venice was let's, we could say these ships are bringing disease and we should shut down trade but you can't do that and when it comes to covid everyone says we can't afford to shut down. they thought exactly the same thing so instead they don't a lot sorrento. and what they call a lot sorrento of florentine facilities on an island. a little bit distant in the city but close enough to the sea as an emblem of public health and they made merchant ships stay there. then during operates in the city itself they were quarantines an entire city there. so at times there were like 100 ships around the island of people on them. >> yes, that's is how it started and the lazaro note named from the original name of the island that the phoenicians use, it was an area of lazarus and a lot sorrento in italian and then goes lazarus was the patron saint of lepers that hold things got smoked together and it became lazaro. >> in your book is important also that the region of the world, quarantine was presented an

anthony: it is an interesting dynamic, and not limited to venice. there are many cities and tourist destinations around the world that are wrestling with this notion of over tourism. tom: jon, i can see you in the grand canal room of the saint regis with the ceo of marriott. jonathan: this sounds very personal to you, not to me, because we know there's annual visit you make to venice every year around christmas time. tom: it works. jonathan: that's italy, tony. let's put you on the spot a little bit. you have been going around the world, looking across geographies, working out who's got this right right now. you are perfectly positioned to talk about it. everyone has a different policy. who has got it right right now as far as you're concerned, operating a business there? anthony: i am not sure anybody has it perfect, and that is not a criticism. the most challenging thing for all of us trying to navigate this, there's no playbook. none of us were around for the last great pandemic. and it is so unpredictable. you mentioned china. during our second

and so the concept pioneered was part of the republic but was perfecteded in venice. we could say these ships are bringing disease we should trade.wn but you cannot afford to do that. and areas like oh gosh we cannot afford to shut down. what they call a quarantine facility on an island a little bit distanced in the city but close enough to see as an emblem of public health. they murdered matrons and ships stay there. then during outbreaks you are in the city itself. they were quarantined in parts of the city there. at times there were like 100 ships around the island of people on them. but that is how it started in their domain comes in thehe original name of the island it was mary of nazareth and and time because lazarus is the patron saint it was all smashed together. >> the region of the world were quarantine is invented happen there between one culture and another. or what ecosystem at another one disease is born. we still do the same kind of thing today where we quarantine and so these are like airports they are maritimema ports. so places of interface between o

it's the latest palestinian film to be internationally acclaimed. recently receiving an award at the venice film festival and nominated for an oscar ella that eve or the stranger is the story of a man returning to his village in the occupied golan heights. but after so many years away, he feels like a stranger among his own people. the movie is the brainchild of army of buffalo d. like it's giving voice to the voiceless at some point and thinks a spotlight on this area. i'm a syrian m director from the golden heights. but for me be, i'm also palestinian in this case because this is like my home as well. i am a, we are an extension to the, to the palestinian case and took to the best place to me and feeling, making a move in palestine is not easy. it took me of 7 years to put the larry together. there is no sort of talent or ideas. the problem is finding the resources needed and like much of the palestinian economy, most productions rely on international financial support. directors have to rely on co productions, mostly with european companies. but the money comes with conditions. dragoman

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there, isabel reports from venice harris. the defeat did not come as a surprise, but still it was a major blow for president albert fernandez. and his ruling coalition party 6 major districts out of 8 voted against the government, resulting in the apparently party using its majority in the senate for the 1st time . in almost 40 years, supporters gather to show their support for the president. they said the government needs to work harder to convince those who didn't vote for them. okay, i don't want this open it i, we need to call for consensus, but it's difficult because there are 2 extremes. the pandemic effect to the soul, all of government suffered. this doesn't mean that we need to correct mistakes. and i believe all of us are trying to make the world a better place. argentina has been struggling to recover from the pandemic. more than a 100000 people have lost their lives, but the impact on the economy that drove the vote against the ruling party. economic situation is the main concern for people in argentina. inflation

the puzzle has remained unsolved for decades, and now, a team led by ca' foscari university of venice, will create a robotic system to analyse and eventually piece together the frescoes. called repair, or reconstructing the past: artificial intelligence and robotics meet cultural heritage, it's the first time machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques will be used to take on a project of this scale. the robot is scanning a piece of fresco using polarised lenses and so, at the end of the process, the piece will be scanned in 3d. with the same infrastructure and the same type of technology, we can also scan the same piece using hyperspectral sensors that are able to collect information that the human eyes cannot see. this information includes the residual colours of pigments used by the romans which cannot be seen with the naked eye. what we can see here is basically, the light coming from our object at different wavelengths. we can select the wavelength that we want to look at, and this amount gave us initial information of our material of our sample. different points on t

on november 21st venice williams, head to the post to choose the regional and municipal representatives. after 4 years of election boycott can pull position, party effect, change at the ballot box. and will this be a step towards school ready for the rising number of those living in extreme poverty, the venezuela elections on al jazeera? a with them they come you. it's always all when we get your home and watch a good. okay. so yeah, i mean what will you be going my well. c i will i be done with but i was still doing the launch of them. and so 11 with a semantic am throwing open 3rd of all, you know, but it won't all go to him to get some of them better. but he, i remember them didn't look even after natural mom, cynthia then, and i will she loved the muddy guy like to deal with ah, ah you know my immediate guessing if he got wrote a letter or you can blow ginseng extra a . do cba better? you will, yeah, i knew the i knew it again. no single. i was awesome millenniums who guzman with simple g m a u, d l a. you know, the more or less we're going to stay month and it is students. you're l

. >>> tourists in venice were forced to wear shoe covers today to wade through high tide at st. mark's square but they certainly made the best of it and it didn't even stop one woman's photo shoot. the water may look high but that is nothing for venice and it wasn't even enough to activate the flood barriers. >>> new video out of canada and look at this water spout near the vancouver airport. that is not easy to see and moved on the land and prompted a rare tornado watch for vancouver and left residents absolutely stunned, which a little rain tomorrow night? >>> yes. the tie-in is we will get good rain tomorrow and i will show you what i mean by good in the second but the storm responsible for that is tied into an area of low pressure off the coast. we won't get a water spout but we do get the southern branch of it which here is and here is the buzzword, the atmospheric river component of it and this won't be like the 12 weeks ago and not as strong and i will show you specifically what i mean by that because we can measure them and this one doesn't measure up but we should still

senegal is known as the venice of africa. many of its people are becoming climate refugees. cnn's fred pleitgen joins us from san louie. in scotland, in glasgow, people on the ground have been seeing the i mpacts of climate change fores for sometime. give us a sense of what you're hearing on the ground. >> reporter: they certainly have, isa. a lot of the grim projections we're hearing from the conference, a lot of them have come true already in western africa. this is a thriving or was a thriving fishing community. you can see fishermen coming out now. most of the fishermen have been out to sea for sometimes up to two weeks in those boats. the fishing community here in this unesco world heritage site community are under threat. the coast line is being destroyed by global warming which leads to rising sea levels which leads to major storm surges here that are destroying the houses that the people you see behind me live in. let's have a look. >>> the fishermen's lives have always been tough here in san luis in northern senegal. fighting for survival on the harsh atlantic ocean

. >> reporter: franklin is a major northbound one-way artery used to avoid the mess on venice. the blocks before have a steep pitch, and drivers often pick up speed. there is only one school zone sign at the beginning of the block where sherman sits. andrew was a sherman student himself, eventually becoming an afterschool educator, and then a paraeducator, focused on helping children with special needs. >> even though i didn't know him very well, i still feel bad for him. >> reporter: parents say they hope this is finally the moment that the city of san francisco, the leaders here, step up and do something about the traffic that goes on franklin. thank you so much. >> reporter: a live look at interstate 880 in oakland. tonight, there are growing calls to make alameda counties freeways saver. the still unsolved killing of a little boy by a stray bullet last weekend one of many recent shootings along the county's busy corridors. kpix 5's da lin on one potential solution gaining traction tonight . >> reporter: the chp has had no arrests in the jasper wu killing. the oakland chinat

child trafficking across india, one to one of those. fighting to save hon children on al jazeera for venice of correct. just so the battle fields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. from the al jazeera london broker, fantastic to people in thoughtful conversation. we were 1st of racial black british people and we had to really find our way with no hope and no limitation. the world is a much smaller place. we do better to get away with these regional boundaries, film direct, thank you. in to tell me thing a songwriter again, you think about racism making separately have is making are invisible. you dear, be unscripted on out there. ah. your challenges there with me. so robin doe, her mind of all top news stories, sedans, reinstated, prime minister, abdullah ham dog. it's promising a technocratic government reversing the country's military takeover. hon dog spoke exclusively to al jazeera after reaching a deal with the military chief abound. that would be elections within 18 months, and fickle as he'll feel. how cool and read him in the co conce

after reading the merchant of venice which can be seen here , truman wrote about what he believed was the ideal man. he should be in the first place brave, then your god, must not be cold hardy or supportable but must have a warm heart and love someone. with all this reading truman was probably an excellent student, right ? not exactly. we only have truman's grade report card on the exhibit. none of his high school report cards survived the fire but based on oral history we know truman was a good student but not an exceptional one. especially next to his friend and future press secretary charlie rapp who as a latin and mathematics teacher called brilliant. nonetheless it was clear truman had a special something and later miss palmer admitted although perhaps her memory had changed with the benefit of time, i knew harry would amount to something but i never thought he would be president and that's the first lady. after high school truman had ambitions to study law and finance but it was his dim finances and truman's duty to his family that led him through numerous careers, first in the

to the pacific islands via this hot spot in venice. cheers. >> plus, malou is making a splash in the desert. >> we've got to go out to dinner right now. >> all this and a lot more happening right now on "california live."

. >> reporter: rincon is a major north-south artery used by drivers to avoid the mess on venice. the blocks before have a steep pitch, and drivers often pick up speed. there's only one school zone sign at the beginning of the block where sherman sits. >> people walk with their families and children a day back and forth to school this needs to be a safe spot, a safe zone, for our community to get to school, not only are families, but also our teachers and staff point >> reporter: andrew was a sherman student himself, eventually becoming an afterschool educator, and a paraeducator, focus on helping children with special needs. >> he does have such a kind heart , and kind soul. he was a gift to sherman. he had a gift and taking care of kids. he related. he will be missed. we are devastated. four back families here say they hope this finally pushes the city to do something to slow the traffic down on franklin. live in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5 . >> i know that area really well. i can get really congested. people can move through really quickly, and it can be very dangerous.

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the puzzle has remained unsolved for decades, and now, a team led by ca' foscari university of venice, will create a robotic system to analyse and eventually piece together the frescoes. called repair, or reconstructing the past: artificial intelligence and robotics meet cultural heritage, it's the first time machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques will be used to take on a project of this scale. the robot is scanning a piece of fresco using polarised lenses and so, at the end of the process, the piece will be scanned in 3d. with the same infrastructure and the same type of technology, we can also scan the same piece using hyperspectral sensors that are able to collect information that the human eyes cannot see. this information includes the residual colours of pigments used by the romans which cannot be seen with the naked eye. what we can see here is basically, the light coming from our object at different wavelengths. we can select the wavelength that we want to look at, and this amount gave us initial information of our material of our sample. different points on t

in the 2000 cuba found a new friend in venice, philip and benefited from dirt cheap, venezuela oil to use and re sell but oil shipments are way down because of us sanctions and the collapse of venezuela's economy and its oil factor and its left. cuba struggling to keep the lights on. no more bower or anything else. i reckon if the value of it you would receive waste that happened because the economy has been so bad for years. many cubans have relied on remittances. money sent from their relatives abroad, especially those in the u. s. and that's an important source of dollars for the cuban economy to. but even that top isn't flowing like it used to under president trump, companies like western union were banned from sending cash because they work with a bank in cuba owned by the military. so that dried up a big source of cash and cubans can hardly rely on their own currency the best. so just can't buy them what they need. got even worse when the government de valued the paso back in january as part of a major currency reform would have created an enormous inflation. so the price of foo

after reading the merchant of venice which can be seen here truman wrote what he believed was the ideal man. he should be in the first place brave. then he should fear his god. he must not be cold haughty or hypocritical but have a warm matter and love someone. now with all this reading truman was rblt prshlt an excellent student, right? not exactly we only have his second grade report card on vau in the exhibit as seen here. none of his high school report cards survived a fire at the school. but there are some oral hivrts his teachers we know he was a good student but not exceptional. especially necessary next to his presented and future press secretary charlie ross who latin and mathematics teach he were palmer called brilliant. nonetheless it was clear that truman had a special something. and in later years miss palmer admitted although perhaps her memory had change with the benefit of time, i knew harry would amount to something. by i never thought he would be president. and that's the first lady. after truman had ambition to study law and finance but it was his finances and duty to

the venice will in a position is back in an electro race. her voters are heading to the polt on sunday to pick local councils, mayers, and governors across the country. that kathy is running for the governorship of the state of mid ender. he says, this is an opportunity for the opposition to gain strength against president nicola my loader there somewhere to report for be valuable. we have major titanic efforts to guarantee the in each voting table. there are at least 3 witnesses, a principal and 2 replacements. there are people in the districts in transport, people that are working to guarantee that we have a charge. but the opposition is divided. and while some have supported the call to participate in the elections, others like one way, those who have challenged precedent equal my lou during the past have remain silent . remain a position, have boycotted residential and legislative elections in the past over allegations of lack of free and fair polls. but they agreed to participate on sundays vote after they were given reassurance as by t

the venice, when a position is back in an electro race, the voters are heading to the polls on sunday to pick local councils may use in governors, across the country. the county is wanting for the governorship of the state of media, and he says, this is an opportunity for the opposition to gain strength against breath and nicole, am i the widow much where we have major titanic efforts to guarantee that in each voting table? there are at least 3 witnesses, a principal and 2 replacements. there are people in the districts in transport, people that are working to guarantee that we have a chance. but the opposition is divided and some have supported the call to participate in the elections. others like one way the have challenged breath in equal my ludo in the past have remain silent. the main opposition for you could bring it into a legislative elections in the past over allegations of lack of free and fair hold for the agreed to participate on sunday's vote after they were given. we assurances by the government, the internal divisions could certainly damage their chances of winning in m

have a shortage of goods and services, but we have these huge programs just like we had, we saw in venice, fella shoes, social program. so, you know, the biden demonstration is passing the social programs and they're looking for their money and nobody will, is willing to pay for the social program. so this brings me back to this 2015 article about what happened in zimbabwe when this guy went from being a quite julian heir to being and not none. and there, after years of international isolation, the hyperinflation, as a bob way, had a record 500000000000 percent in 2008, and sort of buckling under pressure. robert, my god, these government came up with a brilliant solution. print money on demand, known for his populism mcgarvey, made a wild promise to his followers. quote, he said, where money for projects has not been found. we will print at. right, well that's m m j magic money tree here in america, you know, or the consequences of censorship. and censorship is running rampant in the united states with di platforming and certain topics that are ta blue. and you can say certain words, any

you've won cannes, venice, baftas in the united kingdom, and yet it still seems you feel very much like like an outsider in the film industry, and i'm wondering why after all that. to some degree, the notion that i'm an outsider in the film industry is more to do with whatjournalists have said than whether that's the case. i mean, i am an outsider in the sense that... anybody with the money backing a film by me is a more desperately threatening prospect than when you see a script and know who the cast is. there's a hack of a level of trust you're demanding. you are saying "give me a few million pounds, but i'm not going to tell you about my films." absolutely, and over the years, that's what happened. only one of two things has happened. either they said go for it, here's the money, or they've told us to get lost. i don't wish to be rude, but what i appear to see right now is that more of the money men and women in the film business are telling you to get lost. correct. all right. good question. i'm here to ask them, you're here answer. i don't know. maybe someone should phone in. i don

in that time i covered wars revolutions, elections on military coups from the for venice of correct. so the battlefields around wilson, i went job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. we have a responsibility to get climate story dis, november, leaders from around the world and gathering in glasgow, scotland come 20 solid international climate. we are facing a global climate from nigel running, the well, the biggest pollutants have left for 13 years to change that a waste. hello, i'm richard ginsberg and you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported. here are the media stories we're examining this week, climate change, news organizations, fossil fuel companies, and audiences all need to do better on the story that could mean the end of us. ethiopia enters a state of emergency and the government's controlling of journalism, there has turned aggressive violence against muslims filmed by the perpetrators, the latest ugly trend among india's hindu vigilantes. plus the chance roaring in downtown pale alger. as he retur

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this was the scene in venice. as saint mark's square was flooded. now it's dried up here, but the heavy rain is going to pick up towards the end of the weekend. it is going to get wetter across central and western parts of the mediterranean in the days to come. but for the north of this, it does look a lot finer and dryer for warm, coming through for berlin and for london, the temperature is here. above average for britain, an island, it is gonna remain mixed but rather mild for much of the week. for the western windy weather, we have to head up to scandinavia. we've got a wintry mixed blowing across my way into sweden and onwards to the baltic states. and western parts of russia. it cooled down across much of eastern europe, but it is going to remain dry lots of fine conditions. but it really gets wet and windy round a mediterranean. we take a closer look with more heavy rain on schedule for sicily, for sardinia and corsica, as well as some of those valley eric islands. we've got some wind warnings out here . and as we go into when say it's going t

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what in venice, there's only one way to arrive to a game, and that by days radiate aroma, ditch the traditional timber. the head of the max on sunday, because that susan stadium overlooks the looking, that the highest rank players in men's tennis, navy, junk, rich, and daniel met the dad's go head to head in the file as a power small as life and the re much of september's us opened decider no matter the outcome, joke of it will end the year as well. number one, it's a huge achievement. obviously. very, very proud of it and grateful to be in this position. once again, to make the historic 7 time and surpass my childhood hero b. tempers is incredible in obviously overwhelmed with all the beautiful positive emotions. it's difficult for me to understand the magnitude of this achievement, not just for myself, but for the sport. while i'm still active player, probably when i retire, i'll be able to reflect on that a little bit more. and the m b a, the dallas mavericks. i became the boston celtics. thanks to a buzzer. the lucas launch. it's made a game winning 3 points as time run down on the clock. h

stance, 100 to protest to sit, marched in warsaw, a supportive migrants on their border and hound at venice, t, according to the authorities to welcome them into poland. in the meantime, ne, go, she donna was at the porter this week where tensions were running hot. we are witnessing so far, the largest scale attempt at crossing the board. what the migrants are doing, they are throwing whatever rubbish they can find, as well as rocks at the police. and they are responding in turn by the use of by the use of purpose break. we are trying to stay at safe distance. i look over there, they are throwing rocks and they're trying to dismantle that part of the barbed wire. it's not clear what they're going to do if they breach the barbed wire fence because there's another one a much more solid. well, a people have been growing increasingly desperate here and are, we could see that the disenchantment that the, that there very, very angry and irritated at the, you know, at basically their predicament at the conditions that they have been left in. there was a dangerous, dangerous throw over there, there

george brazil was enough to get a skill from venice. his junior, one of the highlights in the game, little messy, also made his 1st come back from a coffin. jury see 12 nations are qualified so far. plus, of course, the hosting castle and south america, there are 2 more automatic places available. while europe will fill the remainder of their 13 spots during the playoffs in march. now canada's dream of reaching the world cup could yet become a reality. the canadians and outs hope of the group in north and central america following it see one when over mexico, in freezing conditions, color and school, both goals for the home side. and edmondson a jump over mexico and usa to lead the group by appoint with 6 much is remaining canada. haven't been in the world cups in 1986 really proud of a large, broader the performance at a big thumbs to the city of edmonton. if they've been different class, the old time would be in a admitted, oh for us. we've had the oil is helping us with our messages from gretzky. we've. yeah. the pm visit nose. it's

but in black, how will the wedding the center of kodak us, nikolai, my little supporters, celebrated venice will as ruling socialist party 120 governorships in spite of the huge economic crises that's left more than 80 percent of the population in poverty . oh, louder leave us came here because she wanted to congratulate nikolai the old on his birthday. but it's ended up in the and then with the lender. the president takes care of us. we have vaccines face moss. and if we have a problem with our salary, his soul said he gives us food. so we can survive on sundays results. where i said back for the opposition, around 60 percent of the population didn't vote. and more than 5000000 people have left the country, even though the ruling party wanting most of the governorships, the national results show the opposition at least 9 points ahead. the problem is that candidates were divided in crucial states after several voice called z up officially decided to participate in the selection, frustrated with the failure of us sanctions. to remove nikolai my little from off. they were offering both them b