carpets very busy. we got a good part of it. kevin costner was there, appearing in a new western. greta gerwig, director of last year s blockbuster hit barbie, was presiding over thejury. stars from many different generations came, including richard gere and uma thurman, and adam driver was keeping fans happy by signing autographs. the fans in cannes spend hours waiting for an encounter with a star. it s hard to wait a long time to see people, but i really like to do this. i have take a photo with chris hemsworth, anya taylor joy, eva green, faye dunaway. marion cotillard. cannes also reflected the struggles of the real world. there was a documentary on daily life in ukraine since russia s invasion, and there was a heavily anticipated film from iranian director mohammad rasoulof, a critic of the government, who secretly fled iran to make it to europe after being sentenced to prison. cannes has many different personalities and components, but at its heart are the 22 movies in
Bring together the best of the international journalism, bring together the best of the internationaljournalism, and bring together the best of the international journalism, and the biggest global stories. Two big interviews to bring you. The first is with a former colleague of Harvey Weinstein. She sat down with Emily Maitlis and gave details of what it was like to work with the former hollywood producer. The second is with President Trumpss National Security advisor, hr mcmaster. About north korea, alleged russian interference and the election. Lets begin with Harvey Weinstein, because a former colleague of his has told the bbc she was warned about about his behaviour and tried to warn other women he could behave in an inappropriate manner. It seems so recent, given how much has happened, but it was only back in october that the New York Times detailed many allegations of Sexual Harassment against Harvey Weinstein. And the allegations have kept coming. Among his accusers are the actr
Likes it is 2 00 in new york. 7 00 in london. Welcome to bloomberg markets. Julie live in new york over the next hour for the top stories were covering around the world. The world according to george soros. He shares his latest use on markets and the Trump Administration in a bloomberg exclusive. The anticash club. Urging investors around the world to stop keeping money in cash as stock markets climbed to new highs. Broadeninge of a expansion in the global economy. Look no further than caterpillar. We have u. S. Markets closing in two hours. We are back to record highs. The nasdaq has a little bit further to go. At this point we do have record highs, gains for the major averages. Putting in all time highs, the nasdaq had been between gains and losses in the volatility we saw yesterday, the worst day of the year. Overall a bullish tone. The nasdaq has the biggest wade into apple. Apple will launch an ebook reader. Weighing on apple, some analysts are talking about the possibility of wee
Cu cu culmination his his hard work. That is true. You dont advance your cause by claiming personal credit. Let me give you another example of how a president s legacy can be totally different from what we think at the time. Harry truman to be bipartisan here, take a democrat, went out of office with the lowest poll ratings in history till that time. 2530 years later we had vietnam, watergate, and we looked back at truman and saw the real deal an authentic leader who got all of the big things right and the Little Things wrong. We forget the hawaiian sports shirts and stuff. That became endearing. Harry truman once said i wonder how far moses had gotten if he stopped to take a poll in the middle of the desert. Truman became a model of a divisive leader who took big decisions, who took responsibility, and by and large history has been much kinder to him than historians were at the time. In terms of obama, we said he wanted to be a transformitiative president but we will not know for 1015