'0r for the social realist drama i, daniel blake. having previously claimed the top prize with the wind that shakes the barley, ken loach, who turned 80 this year, won the judges over once again with his blistering tale of a newcastle joiner recovering from a heart attack who finds himself on the wrong end of a bureaucratic benefit system. superbly scripted by paul lafferty, with outstanding performances by davejohns and hayley squires, i, daniel blake is powerful and impassioned film—making. no wonder bothjohns and squires were honoured with trophies at the recent british independent film awards. what i gather now is the decision—maker, the decision—maker's gonna be sending you a letter through the post. you're gonna have to wait for that. my kids have to start school tomorrow, i've got about 12 quid in me purse. all because you can't just calm down and listen to people when they talk, you all have to do this. you know what, i've listened to you, you've created a scene. no mate, if i was going to create a scene, you'd know about it. trust me. you need to leave the building.

, daniel blake is powerful and impassioned film—making. no wonder bothjohns and squires were honoured with trophies at the recent british independent film awards. what i gather now is the decision—maker, the decision—maker's gonna be sending you a letter through the post. you're gonna have to wait for that. my kids have to start school tomorrow, i've got about 12 quid in me purse. all because you can't just calm down and listen to people when they talk, you all have to do this. you know what, i've listened to you, you've created a scene. no, mate, if i was going to create a scene, you'd know about it. you need to leave the building. this is ridiculous. who is first in this queue? do you mind if this young lass signs on first? there you go. now you can go back to your desk and let her sign on and do the job that the taxpayer pays you for. the jury prize at cannes also went to a british film—maker, andrea arnold, whose first us—set feature, american honey, went on to win best film at the biffas. centring on sasha lane's texan teen who hits the road with a number of young magazin

part of a state-run drawing program. and critics moved to tears at "i cannes film festival with daniel blake," which dissects the struggles of britain's working class. he funeral of mustafa, badreddine, the coffin of hezbollah's top in command was moved through the streets hours after it was announced he'd been killed in an splotion near damascus. the biggest blow to the lebanese movement in eight years. who the t revealed tacker was, although one did say israel. >> mass tafoya badreddine killed by a bomb in syria. >> may he rest in peace. we glot him his martyrdom. >> the 55-year-old lebanese national had been leading the militant group's orioleses in syria supporting bashar's regime. the circumstances sound -- surrounding his death remain unclear. they're working to establish how he was killed. even if screamists were to blame, hezbollah claims they only have one enemy. >> we will continue to confront israel and we will continue to extremists. sunni for us there is only one enemy, israel and whoever sides with them. >> badreddine spent several years in a jail. he was suspected in inv

child of his age thought so generously and came up with the idea on his own. >> daniel: blake donated $20,000 to the children's hospital of milwaukee and been patient there off and on since birth. always thinking of others. >> sara: have incredible life. going to be hot today. you know how it goes. 94?, sticky, afternoon pop-ups. most everybody stays dry and keeping close eye in northern mass and southern new hampshire for very limited activity today and heavy rain tomorrow and watch out for some flash flooding and will have umbrellas, although not the worst of it. >> daniel: don't forget to >>> today on "right this minute" -- one of the most remarkable rescues we've ever seen. >> and goofy, mucky, muddy slime. >> see what a hero is trying to save in a video going megaviral. >> a >> pick a lane. >> what happens after his scary play by play by the police. >> he's the self proclaimed lord of the wives in a story coming out of new jersey today. find out why three women are willing to go along with it. >> wait, please tell me that this is a joke. >>> and --. ?? >> a cappella is hot and he

. danielle blake was working at the time. >> they just ranb$ out. just saw7h them run$s out with = ane the other one had1d a cat. litter.&÷ i t went down to my gut. >> she had no idea where theru girls would have taken them. -kgx2iÑúmk them ag. >> i didn't thinñ the people ìc@&h&hc hey hey were making a& butrk they didiyÑ not look up. securityát camera captured the heist. it appears the girls learned the store might release that video whenao danielle post add missing kitten report on her facebook page. it received more than 150 shares. >> amazing. our community how everyone worked together. >> this morning low and behold the teenager girl who took the kitten brought them back. >> i said let me get a man year she said we don't need a manager. >> now the kitten with home again&@ with mary who would love a face-to-face sit down with the girls. >> what they did was very unkind to these cats. and to the people who care about them. >> mean time if you want to adopt walt or allen, they will be back in the same store on sunday. keep-2 an eye on them. in lafayette, wayne abc 7 news. baby ra

british cinema, and takes herself along to a cinema to see a palme d'or-winning film, "i, daniel blake"? while she is doing so, perhaps she could take the work and pensions secretary with her, because he described the film as "monstrously unfair" and then went on to admit that he had never seen it, so he has obviously got a very fair sense of judgment on this. but i will tell the prime minister what is monstrously unfair: ex-servicemen like david clapson dying without food in his home due to the government's sanctions regime. it is time that we ended this institutionalised barbarity against often very vulnerable people. his home due to the government's >> i have to say to the right hon. gentleman that, of course, it is important that, in our welfare system, we ensure that those who need the support that the state is giving them through the benefits system are able to access that. but it is also important in our system that those who are paying for it feel that the system is fair to them as well. that is right; that is why we need to have work capability assessmentsit is why we need to have san

cats put a litter up for adoption. two teen age girls were interested. danielle blake working in the store said it was weird when the girls grab the kitties and ran. >> we just saw them run out and i saw one of them had a cat and a assume the other one had a cat. >> reporter: mary milton was fostering the litter. >> i felt like a dummy and my heart went down to my guts. >> reporter: she had no idea where the girls would have taken them. >> do you ever think you would see them again? >> i didn't think the people who took them meant evil. >> reporter: the girls who took the cats looked above in the store they would have noticed security cameras which posted the heist. it appears they learned the store might release that video when danielle posted a missing kittens report on her facebook page. it received more than 150 shares. >> it is amazing. in our community, how everyone worked together. >> reporter: this morning lo and behold the teenagers who took the kittens brought them back. >> they had smirks on their faces. and i said let me get a manager and she said we don't need a manager.

. here's the big moment. >> this year, the palm dor goes to "i daniel blake." >> he noted it was strange to receive an award in such opp yew lent surroundings given the miserable living conditions featured in his movie. >> we must give a message of hope. we must say another world is possible and necessary. >> the winning film showcases the struggles of a drown trodden carpenter and a single mother trying to obtain government assistance and scrape by in britain. >>> well, from film awards to music honors. britney spears kicked off the billboard music awarded sunday with a provocative medley of her hits. the evening came to a close with an emotional tribute to prince led by madonna. >> the weeknd was the big winner of the night. he sent this tweet with a picture of himself with his -- count them -- eight awards. >> for more about the billboard music awards, kim serafin joins us now from los angeles bureau. hi there. always good to talk with you. so who were the biggest winners at this billboard music awards, do you think? >> this is a big night for so many artists, so many great performanc

-old riley, parker, ava, hazel, olivia. their 5-year-old sister blake and stay at home mom danielle busby. >> hey, princess, a good day? look at all your sisters pick you up today. >> reporter: danielle and her husband adam, along with their six daughters and female dog, are the stars of tlc's "outdaughtered." >> my everyday car right here called the bus bus. we can fit 12 in here. but we kind of take out a seat here and the two back there just for storage. >> reporter: the bustling texan family gives new meaning to going big. >> so we have this six-seater stroller. it is about 90, 95 pounds to push. then you put about 100 pounds of baby. so i'm literally pushing 200 so this is the laundry room. it literally will hold two king comforters so i can literally put four of these havers in for one load. >> reporter: even a diaper change isn't simple. >> when i change one, i change all. >> reporter: now we're on a journey with them as they prep for their first flight with all six girls to new york city. >> just logistically, it's a logistic nightmare. >> reporter: which danielle seemingly

ohio. daniel heningger. and erin blake at the washington post. daniel, you suggest that john kasich is going to win his home state if that happens. does that absolutely take the end of this contest all the way to the convention in cleveland? >> it makes it more likely if he stops donald trump and deny him 66 delegates there and if cruz wins missouri, we had portional primaries tis going to be difficult for donald trump to get 1, 237 delegates and we'll have a brokered convention. it hinges on ohio. if trump wins, he is undoubtedly going to take florida. he will be on a roll to the nomination. >> aaron, can donald trump take all of the contest? >> if he wins all five tonight, there is a strong case that he can and will. five very big states voting all in one day. a lot of delegates at one stake. more important than the delegates from tonight, that would be a lot give that most are win or take all. he would shut down momentum that the other cappedidates have. in john kasich can't win the home state or marco rubio can't win their own state. ted cruz would be the major obstacle in the futu

. daniel hedger, still with us. editorial page editor for the wall street journal. erin blake, reporter for the washington post. abby asked me an interesting question and i don't have the answer daniel. what is the speaker ryan trying to get out of that speech? >> this is a remarkable speech that paul ryan is giving. it's obviously a cry from the heart. very emotional. and i think what speaker ryan is trying to convey is that we should be a little more carefu about what we are doing right now with our politics. that you cannot continue to bang and bang on established institutions, the political system or congress without running the risk you are going to break them down he's trying to describe the basis of those institutions, why politics can be good and he's trying to change the tenor of what is going on in politics right now. this is just paul ryan.this is the speaker of the house of representatives. we had to bring the party back together, the conservative freedom caucus was in revolt against john weiner and i think ryan is just beginning to suspect that if we go too far were going to lo

. >> reporter: which danielle seemingly has under control. >> so it's tuesday, here's blake's outfit. parker's outfit. hazel's. we're there six days which means one outfit per day, 36 outfits just for one day. that's one outfit per day. plus pjs, another outfit per day, times six. >> reporter: traveling for eight doesn't come without its hiccups. check-in is early and traveling with them, their grandparents, a and a reality tv crew. and in a moment, seemingly made for reality tv cameras and ours, a bag goes missing. >> sounds like we have six bags, there's only five. where's blake's backpack? there should have been six. little backpacks on the thing. i'm going to be so mad if we left that. >> did it get on the bus whenever we left? >> i don't know, you put all those in the back of the van. >> you're looking at did it. >> i know, but i didn't check everything because y'all said you had everything that was out there. hey, let me get it, okay? don't cry. we're going to get it, okay? it's got all our stuff in it, okay? i still have my ipad you can play. >> reporter: the babies quickly follow suit.

as a way to honor his son frankie. >> we're trying to get the song into the hands of maybe blake shelton or charlie daniels. recognition out there. >> reporter: rose opened patriots barbecue after his son was killed after serving in afghanistan in 2011. he had been there for just three weeks. >> i started a journal. it was a prayer journal where i was praying for him every day. and i only have 21 entries in it. >> reporter: now craig and his wife work with veterans groups. they are also part of gold star families. >> we have a saying that we belong to a club that nobody wants to join, but everybody is thankful for. >> reporter: craig and his wife both have gold star family license plates. but lawmakers in tallahassee want to expand those who are available. >> the bottom line is the family nurtured the hero and they deserve our recognition. >> reporter: craig is all for more family members having gold given out to everyone. they are special and so often people will see it and come up to them. >> they will shake my hand and say thank you for your sacrifice. i know what they're talk

trouble attorney water near a power plan. that man getting sucked in. >> danielle: and he thought he wouldn't blake iout alive. robbin simmons has his escape. >> basically my whole life fishing and scuba diving. >> reporter: chris la coon has always lovedhe fish wand ah we are too. they thought. on july 12th they were boating near port st. lucie when they came across a yellow buoy. underneath theheeark was a sil silhouette ave massive structe. chris put on his scuba gear and dove into the water for a closer look. i swawm to the structure and it looks like building. all of a send and it got quick and i thought this ain't right. he got sucked in like aet needle. chris unknowingly got sucked into a pipe from a nuclear power plant. felt like i got sucked oveve a water fall and instantly getting tumbled around and trying hold on to my mask and relg lay tore. as far as you can see it was black the quarter mile pipe is used to suck water to cool the plants nuclear reactors. a four and half to five minute ride. you get to do a lot of thinking. i knew something wasas drawing water and ail cou

. >>> along with zuckerberg the list includes jeff bezos. sarah blakely. daniel eck and uber ceo. steve schaffer joins us good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> tell us about this. >> we looked at company said around the world worth a billion dollars. we wanted to identify people transforming their industries and inventing new ones. we found 30 people public and private and here they are. >> why did you cheese osman keebler for the cover? >> he wants to reverse aging. they're starting with trying to find cures for baldness, wrinkles. adding cartilage back into knees. they think cancer and alzheimer's. clearly someone who is changing the game. >> you've got travis of uber -- also on the list -- i know him. i just like him. i want to see him on the list. he's not without controversial though. is it clear you have to take risk in order to be a disrupter? >> you have to take risk to have success in the world. no one gets places without taking a little bit of risk. what travis has done and uber has done is really incredible in terms of changing the transportation business. w

. ((danielle steagall/mother: "it didn't have to end that way." )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) sergeant robert bohanon and officer blake walford have been identified as the two involved in the shooting./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > police are on the hunt... for the person or people responsible for a deadly shooting. it happened just before 3 p-m yesterday... on craig road near las vegas boulevard. according to metro investigators... the man who was killed... started a fight which turned into a shooting. another man was also hit... hospital. this is metro's first homicide of the new year. if you have any information... you're asked to call crimestoppers. /// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the frigid nights are behind us... for now. but rain could begin falling as early as tonight. keely breland is here now with a first look at the forecast. (( )) > ................ weather headlines. mild sunday, mountain snow and valley rain on the way this week with a series of wet storms. lows will stay above freezing with this weather pattern. ................. high clouds moving over the valley through the week

daniels exploded. following the loss at tennessee-number 76 was being accountable.. rookie blake martinez believes the team isn't that far away. "anytime we've lost this season you see a lot of plays here and there that could have changed the game. there's probably five or six plays and if we got them down all of a sudden we're punting the ball. next thing you know our offense has another opportunity and there's not seven more points on the board." "i have to correct myself before i can say anything to anybody because that wasn't my best performance to date. and i let the fans down and i gotta do better." the chicago bears plight is far greater. their record is 2 and 7..and today comes news that leading receiver alshon jeffrey has been suspended without pay for the team's next 4 games for violating the nfl's policy on performance would be back when the bears host the packers on december 18th. the badgers are in a rush to win the big ten west and earn a ticket to the conference championship game. win at purdue and versus visiting minnesota will make it happen. speaking of rush..the duo of

granddaughter blakely rose. no word who left the gift. >> daniel: we would rather see big papi in playoffs right now but look at first few days this retirement might make you smile a bit. david ortiz posted on facebook account. he wrote finally chilling at home and he looks pretty happy, >> julie: yes, he does. lots of exciting things for him. awaiting to clear accident northbound, it is victory road. on pike westbound though the earlier accident near newton corner has cleared and oh, gosh, this is a refreshing and welcome sight, all of that volume has just dissipated. no longer an issue from that earlier accident. here are live drive times, 30 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 37 minutes on the expressway. 43 minutes on 128 southbound tolls. >> daniel: coming up on 9:48 this morning, shiri spear joining us with the forecast for wednesday. muggy right now but you say things will improve. >> shiri: dropping humidity but temperature going up today and flirting with some of the records up there and thumbs-up, good with that. so we got a high of -- record high rather

blake's infection can be treated, the v vus will likely stay with him for life. diana diez, 7 news. >> danielle: well, ahead from the news station, a florida student nearly losing his fingers at school,nd now a teacher is on administrative leave. the details on what led to it all. >> lynn: and astronaut scott journey. >> phil: all right, so the weekend is here, and what you've seen today, we're going too see for the next couple of days. morning lows, in the upper 60s to low 70s. and highs this afternoon, 82, 85 and fort lauderdale, topping off with 84 . low 80s except for key west. reporting a temperature of 77 . the wind, 9-15 miles per hour. and the pressure is steady. the humidity, 61%. stormtracker is showing that we're mostly dry. now, we've seen some dotted showers moving across the area, and that's what we'llll probably see tomorrow. and then again on sunday. ak front moving across the move away. no changes in the temperatures. but look at all of the cloudiness in yucatan. we're going to get moments of clouds and sunshine over the area. temperatures in the u.s., 30s, 40s and

a particular disrespect for women. >> thank you very much, blake mccoy. in fact, we are getting more insight about mateen from the people who knew him. according to daniel gilroy, he and mateen worked together as security guards in florida. he said mateen was always on table, time, or a bit early. but they talked about police issues and how they handled incidents. he called him scary and toxic. >> he always referred to every other race, religion, gender, in a very derogatory, negative way. >> how about gay people? >> that was mentioned once or twice, but more so was women. he did not like women. at all. he did like women in a sexual way, but he did not respect them, they have too many rights and they shouldn't drive. he resented the fact that he has to be nice to these women, just to sleep with them. he was scary too in a concerning way. and it wasn't at times. it was all the time. he would kick things and slap his hands on -- he just had anger management issues. the things that would set him off were always women, race or religion. it was never finances or the weather, you know

their texas home mom and dad danielle and adam busby and the quintuplets, big sister blake and, of course, all the little gals there, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so i have to know. i mean, sara here is really studying that picture. she's about to give birth but what is it -- can you tell us what a typical day is like. >> oh. >> ah. >> about to get a glimpse of it in just a second. >> sometimes it glows smooth. sometimes it's a little chaotic. >> a little chaotic? >> when they don't cooperate. >> oh, my -- >> they're all dressed. >> most of the day -- every day adam is at work so he gets the aftermath at home. >> oh, my goodness. >> there's so many joyful moments, i know and seeing them ever. as you mentioned there are some hectic moments. diapers do you go through every day? >> we're still going through a minimum of 30 diapers a day. that's just with a guaranteed diaper change per feeding and that's not with your random poop poops so i would say 30 to 40 we're still changing. >> do you get out of the house? how do you get them all like to go grocery sh