the world premiere was held on tuesday at the royal albert hall in london. ay you? we all have our secrets, we _ why would i betray you? we all have our secrets, we just - have our secrets, we just didnt— have our secrets, we just didn't get to you as yet. daniei— didn't get to you as yet. daniel craig is back in action as 007 for his fifth and final outing as james bond, the highly anticipated film what the cost of $250 million to make and sees james bond return from retirement to active service. in his words, to finish this. the sties gathered at london's royal albert hall, the film faced 18 months of delays because of the pandemic. 0n the red carpet was of course of the star, daniel craig. he spoke to our entertainment correspondent. b, spoke to our entertainment correspondent.— spoke to our entertainment correspondent. a year ago this 'ust felt correspondent. a year ago this just felt like — correspondent. a year ago this just felt like a _ correspondent. a year ago this just felt like a dream, - correspondent. a year ago this just felt like a dream, we -

as you put it, "how far i've come." — and you've come a long way, we've looked at the royal albert hallr different musical traditions. and yet, for a long time, you still seemed to feel the music industry wasn't fully open to you. you talked about i think in years gone by about how glastonbury wouldn't put you on the main stage. has that gone now? because you have done glastonbury main stage since. afterwards they put me on the main stage! has that feeling of yours, that some doors are still closed, really gone? i think i'm incredibly privileged, and i'm very lucky in what's happened to me. and my one dream, really, is to pass a lot of that privilege and luck on to other people, or to be in a position to do that. so i take on certain, you know, i'm lucky to be the chairman of the prs foundation, which is a leading charity for musicians in this country, and artists and promoters. and so, you know, i'm a patron of a few other organisations... you are very much devoted to making music more accessible, giving more musical opportunities to the disadvantaged kids in urban areas, perhaps some

this coming monday at the royal albert hall, you have organised a concert to raise money for cancer. it used to be one direction versus the wanted. yeah, it was. and also a certain group called the wanted are getting back together. and you're about to start rehearsals. we are. in the next few hours? next few hours. i'm pretty scared, to be honest, i'm a bit nervous about it. but, at the same time, very excited. you know, we've been together a little bit over the last few weeks and the chemistry is still the same. ijust wish my mobility was a little better, but it's fine, we're there and we're present, we're doing it, we're making a difference. # my universe will never be the same # i'm glad you came, i'm glad you came #. what message would you have for anyone who finds themselves in your position? just focus on every day. you know, none of us, any of us in this room don't know what tomorrow holds. and i think that's the one thing that i've taken from the situation. live today like it's your last. tom parker speaking to our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. prince william h

city along with new road labels and landmarks such as dodger stadium, the statue of liberty and royal albert hall. back to you. >> well, we can just get away from our home. >> take me there. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> that's a trip i can afford. >>> coming up next, we are tracking your weather and traffic as you head out the door. how are we looking today, kari? >> air quality looking good today. it has been nice to have the fresher breezes picking up and that continues today. we'll talk more about warmer temperatures and what is ahead in the rest of the forecast, coming up. >>> and then yes, there we go. clearing up our view of oakland, we're still wiping the sleep out of our eyes, and we'll get you a clearer 880 drive. >>> very good tuesday morning to you. looks like folks are headed out and about early on this tuesday morning. overlooking walnut creek. 4:46 right now. >> i want it to be friday. >> i have not had enough coffee this morning. >> yeah, it's hot coffee weather this morning. cool for those heading out the door behind that front that moved through yesterday. now just clouds streaming

>> a british marine band performed the bond theme music on the red carpet yesterday outside royal albert halljoined daniel craig for the premiere of "no time to die." it's the 25th bond movie and the fifth and last with craig as agent 007. the film's director talked about what that means to him. >> definitely emotional, huge honor. i mean, he is my favorite bond. "casino royale" is my favorite bond film. to finish that run of films is a major privilege and honor. >> "no time to die" was supposed to be released in april of last year but was postponed due to the pandemic. it's set for release in the uk on thursday and in the u.s. next week. >>> so coming up on "cbs mornings," aaron lee carr, director of netflix's documentary "britney versus spears" stops by the times square studio. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." square studio. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." if laundry stinks, it could be bacteria. detergent alone doesn't kill all odor causing bacteria. adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9 %. lysol, what is takes to protect. ready to shi

the world premiere was held on tuesday at the royal albert hall in london. one of the closest things we have to cinema royalty. tonight's premiere, a celebration of the 25th officialjames bond film. there's something i need to tell you. i bet there is. no time to die is daniel craig's farewell to the 007 franchise. he is also hoping it will mark the end to a hugely difficult time for the cinema industry, so badly hit by the pandemic. just to be here is just a huge relief. i hope we can do something. i hope it has, it is a springboard. i hope it drives people back to the cinema and that we can keep this wonderful business going. shall we... ..cut to the chase? i am here as a professional courtesy. well, you aren't very courteous, are you? this will also be the first post #metoo bond film, with the cast and crew keen to emphasise that the secret agent has moved firmly into the 21st century. i feel like all of daniel's films have been doing that and i feel like they've... that has been the engine. that is why i was really, really keen to be a part of it. so it'

the world premiere was held on tuesday at the royal albert hall in london. why would i betray you?back in action as 007 for his fifth and final outing as james bond, the highly anticipated film cost $250 million to make, and sees james bond return from retirement to active service. in his words, to finish this. the reviews are coming in thick and fast. jason solomon gave us his thoughts. look, i think daniel craig, there were many arguments when he was first given the role, should bond be blond? i think he has settled those arguments, certainly with this performance. i think it is the best bond performance of all of them ever given in a bond movie. it is an emotional performance. there is a moment here when he does more acting than any have done before. he digs really deep emotionally to finish his five films, his 16 year tenure as bond. the surprises are not whizbang car chases, although they are there just to reassure you, but really the emotional twists and turns of his relationship past and present that we are examining. there are some really big surprises, which some of you ma

daniel craig is the star attraction, royal albert hall, and his 5th and final outing is the famous secret agent. the premier was postpone 3 times during the pandemic. books, office performance of no time to die. as soon as vital for the recovery of the struggling city of mind. history. in the grand scheme of things are covered in a coven load on the list of priorities. thought this is really, really needs to be seen in the cinema and i'm just incredibly grateful to m t m, and of a whole. and we hear that you ought to be largely shut down by the current of ours pandemic cinemas, hoping the release of the native james bond film will prove this is no time to die . o do one of the largest cinema chains says it sold 155000 tickets, even though public screenings of the 25th installment of the spy franchise. let me start on friday. in 2020 cinemas ticket sales around the world were $12200000000.00 . that was down from 42500000000 in 2019, which was a new record. with cinema shot around the world streaming services filled the gap. new arrival disney plus top 100000000 subscribers in just 16 month

the world premiere was held on tuesday at the royal albert hall in london. ould i betray you? we all have our secrets, we just didn't get to you as yet. daniel craig is back in action as 007 for his fifth and final outing as james bond, the highly anticipated film cost $250 million to make and sees james bond return from retirement to active service. in his words, to finish this. on the red carpet was of course of the star, daniel craig. he spoke to our entertainment correspondent. we arejoined by daniel craig. how does it feel after all this time finally to be on the red carpet? does it feel like the end is really here now? listen, a ear end is really here now? listen, a year ago _ end is really here now? listen, a year ago this _ end is really here now? listen, a year ago this felt _ end is really here now? listen, a year ago this felt like - end is really here now? listen, a year ago this felt like a - a year ago this felt like a dream. we were not counting on this, sojust to be here is a huge relief. it's a shame we don't have the crowds, but we are here

you can get tickets for tom parker's "inside my head" concert from the royal albert hall website.e have talked about sport. we are speaking to emma reddick and you soon, yes, 8am, i have been —— emma raducanu. soon, yes, 8am, i have been -- emma raducanu. , ., , soon, yes, 8am, i have been -- emma raducann— raducanu. yes, i have been speaking to some young _ raducanu. yes, i have been speaking to some young tennis _ raducanu. yes, i have been speaking to some young tennis players - to some young tennis players yesterday, they are also inspired. only one winnerfor yesterday, they are also inspired. only one winner for the match last night with west ham, and 2000 fans who went to croatia were rewarded. and they were rewarded, as west ham, who looked very much at home on their european travels again as they put in a brilliant performance in croatia in the europa league. they won 2—0 at dinamo zagreb, with goals coming from the in—form michail antonio and the second, a dazzling run and finish, from england star declan rice. if you discount qualifiers, it's west ham's first win in euro

tim muffett, bbc news, at the royal albert hall.dall and peter phillips, recounted a game that involved squirting mustard, much to the queen's displeasure. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell tells more. as well as assisting the queen, he has a separate and independentjob of his own. he ran his public life from this office in buckingham palace. he loved the latest technology. and, of course, he was famously forthright. he will always make everyone very clear where you stand. and he brought that same no—nonsense approach to most things, even to the royal family's barbecues, at which, inevitably, he took charge. he adored barbecuing. he turned that into an interesting art form. and if i ever tried to do it, i could never get the fire to light, or something. he'd say, "go away!" and the barbecues were the perfect place for practicaljokes. one of the games he used to enjoy playing when we used to go forfamily barbecues. instead of like a mustard pot, we had a squeezy mustard tube. and he used to take the lid off and put it in your

you can get tickets for tom parker's "inside my head" concert from the royal albert hall website.aring in new york where the two sides, a lawyerfrom prince andrew and the lawyers for the woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by prince andrew, an allegation the prince has always vehemently denied, those lawyers tussled over whether or not prince andrew had been properly served with the allegations that are made in this civil case against him. service of the papers means effectively putting the physical papers into the prince's hands or his representatives. the court didn't quite decide one way or another. on wednesday, the us lawyers came to the high court here in britain and got a decision from the high court that it would help them with service of those allegations, service of those papers against prince andrew. there was talk of an appeal against that decision, but overnight, the court in new york has said that lawyers for the woman making these allegations, virginia giuffre, conserve the papers on the lawyer who turned up on monday. the us lawyer for prince andrew, even

the world premiere takes place at the royal albert hall in londn later this afternoon, with a red carpetred carpet. anticipation for his fifth 007 movie is perhaps even higher than usual because fans have had such a long wait... there's something i want to tell you. ..for the film to kick into gear. tyres squeal. no time to die is the first post—covid film whose advance bookings are at pre—covid highs. cinemas are hopeful that that momentum will help them with all films over the coming weeks and months. a bond film is a big film in any year. skyfall and spectre, the last two instalments, sit at number two and number three in the all—time uk box office. so i think there are great expectations that this will be another trigger to get people back into cinemas. i know there is a lot of things said about what i think about these films and all of those...and whatever, but i have loved every single second. one of the greatest honours of my life. the other big draw, of course, is that this is daniel craig's final bond movie. his tenure has so far been seen as a successful one, receiving praise f

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. >> i was right in front of royal albert hall a few hours before the premiere. >> but you're not jamesd. you're george, george stephanopoulos. >> but i was with someone considered to be a real-life james bond. >> i'm proud of you. >>> we are great to be with you. >> let's look at capitol hill. congress is working to prevent a government shutdown less than 48 hours away if they can't reach a deal. this morning we'll tell you how it could impact your mortgage and flights, all this as the mandate showdowns could cause travel chaos. >> united airlines firing hundreds of employees refusing to comply with the vaccine mandate. transportation correspondent gio benitez is live at newark airport with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning to you. united tells us those firings are now already under way. this as pilots at other airlines now warn of a travel nightmare this holiday season. this morning, some united airlines employees are waking up without a job. the airline revealing it is firing up to 593 please who chose not to get vaccinated when the airline mandate vacc

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. >>> now, in just a matter of hours, london's royal albert hall will host the premiere of the latestes bond film "no time to die." it will be the first time it is played by daniel craig. after 15 years, there will be no martin is be shaken or stirred for craig. for more, max foster. >> reporter: it may be no time to die, but the actor daniel craig, it's a good time to move on. from the block buster movie franchise that made him an international star. craig's last bow was the smoothest operator in british intelligence, long overdue in theaters. pushed back several times from its initial release date in april 2020 because of the pandemic. and there were reports the star was reluctant to reprize the role after injuring himself on the movie spectre six years ago. but in the spirit of never saying never again, craig is back as james bond for a fifth and final time. >> i'm so happy that i got the chance to come and do this one. we tied up lots of loose ends. we tried to tell one story with all my bond movies so they're all connected in some way. this one sort of is, you know, capped it off

and historic venues like royal albert hall in london.o reopened at smaller clubs around the u-s, -- u.s., like first avenue in minneapolis. how did it feel that that first performance, what was it like? >> i kept saying, i know i'm married and i have kids, but i think this was the best night of my life. jeffrey: dayna frank is owner of first ave, renowned in rock history as the place where, among much else, prince performed and filmed "purple rain". we first spoke last summer, as venues like hers teetered on the brink of extinction. as president of an industry trade group, she helped push for legislation including the "save our stages act", passed last december, giving venues up to $10 million for things like payroll, rent and utilities. >> our industry would exist without this so it was all nothing and we knew that. jeffrey: frank says the crisis showed the larger value of spaces like hers. >> without us, the hotel behind us doe't exist. the four restaurants don't exis the uber drivers don't exist. and being able to really appreciate --

and our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba is at the royal albert hall where the stars have beenst two movies are among the highest grossing movies ever at the uk box office, and of course, they are hoping to build on that with a film which none of us have been allowed to see so far, but they say will firmly place a bond in the 21st century with its depiction of female characters, but also a film with trademarkjames bond action. this film has had a more troubled history than most. it�*s lost its original director, danny boyle and ended up being delayed several times because of the pandemic, but it is daniel craig�*s fifth and final movie as 007 which will provide a lot more interest for people, and i spoke to him here on the red carpet earlier about how he feels about coming to an end of his time as the world�*s most famous secret agent. definitely it's a mixture of feelings. it's like i'm incredibly proud of the work that we've done and the movies we've made and what we've achieved, and of course it's tinged with some sadness. but it's time to move on. so, a film that the indust

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tim muffett, bbc news, at the royal albert hall. tough to watch, isn't it?got half an hour. oh, you've got half an hour left. that makes more sense. lovely. thank you very much. same difference, isn't it? no. 0h. that's panicked me, so i'm, like, miles behind. - that's a strong smell. what is that? come on, just do it. cos they're mini, you've got to get it really tight. paul and prue have demanded a perfectly defined swirl. but if the sponge is even a fraction overbaked... come on! ..it will split. not perfect, but whatever. trying to keep it all in one piece. quite a lot of cracking. which is why i'm covering them in something to make them a bit more attractive. i'm horrendous at doing neat finishes. paul's going to love you. don't look into his eyes, all right? i'm going to stare him down. don't stare paul down — you will not win that battle! that was quite scary! it is a big favourite in our house, bake off, love it. let's speak to a couple of bake off experts. ruby bhogal was a runner—up three years ago, and tom allen presents the extra slice spin—off s

it finally gets its premiere tonight at the royal albert hall after two postponements.of low pressure moves across the uk. for us it means showers and longer spells of rain as the next front moves across later this afternoon. some bright spells this afternoon. some bright spells this morning, showers around first, helped through on the west south—westerly breeze, cloud increases and heavy and more persistent rain arrives towards the end of the day. temperatures are little cooler, 17 celsius the maximum. that front moves across, quite wet to start with, gradually clearing eastwards, becoming drier with clear spells. still the chance for showers but largely dry through to wednesday morning, minimum temperatures eight celsius. high pressure builds in for wednesday, drier perhaps, sunshine through tomorrow and a north—westerly breeze which is dragging in some colder air, so it will feel fresher tomorrow. we still have the sunshine. furtherthrough tomorrow. we still have the sunshine. further through the week it turns progressively more unsettled with spells of rain at times

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this coming monday at the royal albert hall, you have organised a concert to raise money for cancer.try is still the same. ijust wish my mobility was a little better, but it's fine, we're there and we're present, we're doing it, we're making a difference. # my universe will never be the same # i'm glad you came, i'm glad you came... what message would you have for anyone who finds themselves in your position? just focus on every day. you know, none of us, any of us in this room don't know what tomorrow holds. and i think that's the one thing that i've taken from the situation. live today like it's your last. tom parker talking to colin paterson. the cinemas may have reopened but box office takings are still lower than they were before the pandemic. figures seen by the bbc show a drop of around £40 million in the four weeks to 12 september — compared to the same period in 2019. the industry is hoping that the release of the delayed james bond film will bring back movie fans. our business correspondent victoria fritz reports, and a warning there are some flashing images can ijust have

tim muffett, bbc news, at the royal albert hall.in the north and west, some of the gusts of wind could catch gale force and that will continue overnight, as well. overnight, you can see how our weather front sinks south. not much more than a band of cloud, by then. ahead of it, under clear skies, it will be chilly and we will see a return to mist and fog forming. here is our second weather front coming in, bringing in some heavier and more persistent rain. so it is courtesy of this weatherfront, isobars are still close together, high pressure still dominating the weather in the south, so things are still fairly settled. any mist and fog will lift quite readily and then there will be a fair bit of sunshine with our weak weather front sinking south and continuing to break up. tomorrow is going to be blustery across scotland and also to the east of the pennines, but not quite as windy as today. behind this weather front bringing rain, we will see a return to blustery showers with some sunny spells in between. as we move from wednesday

the world premiere of no time to die is taking place this afternoon at the royal albert hall. 0ur entertainment. there's something i want to tell you. ..for the film to kick into gear. tyres squeal no time to die is the first post—covid film whose advance a bond film is a big film in any year. skyfall and spectre, the last two instalments, sit at number two and number three in the all—time uk box office. so i think there are great expectations that this will be another trigger to get people back into cinemas. i know there is a lot of things said about what i think about these films and all of those...and whatever, but i have loved every single second. one of the greatest honours of my life. the other big draw, of course, is that this is daniel craig's final bond movie. his tenure has so far been seen as a successful one, receiving praise from fans and from the family of the secret agent's creator. i think he would have particularly loved the way that daniel craig is playing bond, because he is bringing out the most sensitive side and the sort of back story, as it were. 00... cheers. the blockbu

the group are set to perform at the royal albert hall tonight as part of stand up to cancer's insidedical research into brain tumours. this disease for the last 20 years has been, you know, pretty much untouchable. no—one's been able to find a cure. no—one's been able to find a treatment. this is the brain tumour. the brain tumour, yeah. you know, nothing's really changed so we really want to just focus on trying to get as much money and funding into charities as much as possible, so they can try and find new breakthroughs. and it feels like they're on the cusp of doing it. so...hopefully this concert can make a change. and we will have more on how the concert went on tomorrow's programme. that was an amazing interview stuck in a fantastic, and we wish them loads of luck for tonight and we will have more tomorrow. there was plenty of british success at the emmy awards in los angeles overnight. the crown won best drama series, with 0livia colman being named best lead actress in a drama series. 0ther accolades went to michaela coel for for her drama i may destroy you and kate winslet w