hello from the french riviera. welcome to talking movies. and our look back at highlights from one of the world s biggest and most exciting international movie events, the cannes film festival. meryl streep and juliet binoche jointly declare the cannes film festival officially open. it is a veritable feast, a combination of blockbusters. together with some great international cinema. including a first film in competition from india in decades. we are really going to make it a big bang,it we are really going to make it a big bang, it is going to be the biggest bang ever. it could be the end of the world and you can say that i did it. ., , , ., ~ , the world and you can say that i did it. you witness all kinds of sites in cannes. it. you witness all kinds of sites in cannes. a it. you witness all kinds of sites in cannes, a donald it. you witness all kinds of sites in cannes, a donald trump - in cannes, a donald trump impersonator was present for a film portraying the for
see you back here on monday. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific, i m jose diaz-balart. right now, fear and mourning in lewiston, maine, where residents continue to shelter in place as the intense manhunt for a mass shooter stretches into a third day. this as we begin to learn more about the 18 people killed in the attacks. breaking overnight, the u.s. launching air strikes in iranian-linked targets in syria. military officials say it is in retaliation for a series of drone attacks on american military bases in the region. also breaking, israel carries out another raid in gaza, with drones and jets firing on what israel says were hamas command sites. and we re starting to see the scope of the damage and heart break after hurricane otis devastates the mexican city of acapulco. survivors now scrambling to find supplies and come to terms with what they re seeing. and we begin this very busy hour with t
strikes inside his country. iraq today has almost become another province of iran today. you are right. u.s. force coofs easily strike in iraq and there are 2500 u.s. troops based in iraq. also you have some up north with the kurds in irbeal. this decision to strike is based on the map as you showed geography. not going to have the civilian cawrkteds. hardware done early in the morning when nobody was likely there. if you want to start killing forces probably start hitting a barracks not a weapons depot. brian: exactly. we have hit iraq before and they can protest. if they are not going to control the militias and aim at us, we are not really asking for permission. lucas, thanks so much. appreciate it. check in with you next hour. meanwhile, where does the time go in the second hour of fox & friends starts right now. i will go downstairs. steve: it is 7:00 on the east coast and a fox news alert. right now we are 36 hours into an all-out manhunt in maine for 40-year-ol
urging event goers to deny them both on election kicks this hour off for us live from where they will be speaking. it has been a packed house here in washington, d.c. right now behind us on the stage they are getting ready for their next guest to come up and speak. former president donald trump. the question is will he have a warm welcome with this very outspoken crowd. not afraid to speak up and speak their mind. just yesterday ramaswamy who was a pretty big hype man for donald trump was up on stage trying to talk with voters about what trump stands for. check this out. the republican nominee, i mean, come on look, i invite you to dream on. i am being honest here. trump, the present if republican nominee will take that stage tonight. just about 24 hours after robert f kennedy junior was a guest speaker here who was attacked under handling of the covid pandemic. historic sensei have been trying to get on the stage for 50 years tonight is the night. if the president wi
its on again. more shelling in gaza. the israeli defense forces saying they re expanding ground operations as we speak. is this the start of a ground water? welcome. i m neil cavuto on a very busy day and now night. it s about 11:00 p.m. in israel as we speak. let s go to trey yingst in southern israel. trey? good afternoon, neil. as we speak, the real military is shelling and striking the gaza strip the past several hours. they have ramped up strikes on the northern part of gaza. this is the heaviest that we have seen the israeli response since this war erupted 21 days ago. we ve seen the israelis using tanks along the border. according to israel s spokesman, this is being considered you can hear the artillery going out there in to gaza, this is being considered an expanded raid in to the strip. they re stopping short of calling this the ground operation that everyone is anticipating. but the amount of fighting along the border is significant. we ve heard machine gun f