i'm tom brook, and welcome to our talking movies review of 2022, special edition. in today's programme we look back at highlights of the year in cinema. we review many of the major movie events of 2022. we look at the films that nobody thought would become big global hits as well as the breakout arthouse offerings. plus my top ten films of the year. without doubt, one of the biggest movie events of 2022 was the arrival ofjames cameron's sci—fi epic avatar: the way of water. it is of course the sequel to his 2009 avatar movie which became the biggest grossing film of all time. i went with some trepidation to see the new picture the other day here in manhattan. i say trepidation because it's more than three hours' long. well, i did survive and i was very impressed by the cinema technology. it really is beautiful to watch. but in terms of storytelling, it's a bit thin. avatar had its world premiere in london and it's from there that al malone has more. the world of pandora is back on cinema screens. 13 years afterjames cameron conquered the box office with his sci—fi

i'm tom brook, and welcome to our talking movies charlie chaplin special. his was a tremendous rags to riches story. he was the first truly global media superstar, and had a major and lasting impact on 20th—century cinema. in an age where many hollywood studio films feel stale and lifeless, chaplin's work remains vibrant. we can learn from him. to watch his 1931 movie city lights, particularly the ending, is to be enthralled by one of the most magical moments in cinema. it involves a florist who had been blind in the past, and had mistaken chaplin's character for a wealthy man. she has now regained her sight and sees him for who he really is — the tramp. he recognises her, she doesn't at first realise it's him. she looks into his face, and he looked back at her. it is such a wonderful moment of acting and filmcraft, it's also incredibly romantic. a characteristic wave of the charlie chaplin walking stick, and sir charles chaplin emerges from buckingham palace. charlie chaplin's career spanned more than 75 years. reporter: is it to be | sir charles or sir ch

the bbc�*s tom brook has sent this report from new york. clamouring.ich tells of an escaped slave in 1860s america, who, after a terrifying ordeal, gained freedom. after being in industry purgatory for the last few months, smith is most definitely back in the spotlight. reporters asked him how he felt. so far, so good! will smith was for years one of hollywood's most bankable stars. the big question is, will his fans come out to see his new film? many were perplexed and disappointed by his oscars night slap. will they be staying away as emancipation opens up in cinemas? what he did to chris rock for no reason was crazy. he's a good actor, and he a legend, but after what he did...mm—mm! the academy has banned smith from attending the oscars for ten years, but his new film could conceivably still bring him an acting nomination. critics have been praising his performance. it's quite a unique set of circumstances in oscar history that will smith is facing here. in a hypothetical situation where he stayed in his seat after chris rock made a joke about his w

i'm tom brook, and welcome to our talking movies review of 2022, special edition.. we look at the films that nobody thought would become big global hits as well as the breakout arthouse offerings. plus my top ten films of the year. without doubt, one of the biggest movie events

so from me, tom brooke and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it�*s goodbyeight anotherfreezing cold night but the thought is just around the corner. with a look at the weather through the early hours, we will have had some snow showers across the highlands, pennines, the wintry showers and mild but many of us it is a case of clear skies into saturday morning, sunshine too, really very cold. these are of the inner—city temperatures in response, a few degrees lower than that. so the weather on saturday shows wintry showers particularly around western parts of the uk, snowdonia, the north—west of england, the peak district, certainly some around the highlands but for many of us is actually going to be a bright enough date. and already not quite as cold comedy temperatures between around three and four degrees but even as high as eight celsius there in plymouth be a word of warning, early on sunday with the thaw advancing and still some very cold weather around in the morning there could be sleet, snow ice and freezing rain for some of us. welcome to bbc news, i

i met three people who are now my best friends, john boehner, saxby chambliss, and tom latham. brooke and i are blessed with their friendship. every year, along with their wives, debbie boehner, julianne chambliss, and the late kathy latham, we have traveled and deepened those bonds of friendships, and i'm grateful and proud that we are so incredibly close. and i think all of them today. do you think boehner is crying yet? [laughing] while we have all made new friends in congress, not a day goes by that i don't miss my good friend, tom coburn. i have his nameplate in my office from the intel committee, and i still think of the lessons he gave, and the example he set. now from that class of 1994 only three of us are still serving. lindsey graham, roger wicker, and me, and my term is just about up. the contract with america created our new majority. newt gingrich and frank luntz crafted our unifying message to the american people. we came with a commitment not to leave for one hundred days until we started changing the course of american government. this was a small sacrifice for a tran

i'm tom brook and welcome to our talking movies review of 2022 special edition.rvive and i was very impressed by the cinema technology. it really is beautiful to watch. but in terms of storytelling, it's a bit thin. avatar had its world premiere in london, and it's from there that al malone has more. the world of pandora is back on cinema screens. 13 years afterjames cameron conquered the box office with his sci—fi blockbuster, the director is reuniting his original cast for the first of four proposed avatar sequels. the first film followed marine jake sully as he takes on an alien or avatar body in order to better integrate with the local na'vi population. through the movie, he forms a personal attachment to the group and comes to lead them against the evil human corporation out to mine the moon for profit. the film was notable for its advances in performance capture technology, computer—generated visuals and the fact that it was supposed to usher in a new era in 3d film—making. you knew this would happen? the 3d revelation might not have lasted, but it did make

tom brook, bbc news, new york.s the death—defying archaeologist. it comes more than 40 years after he first played him in �*raiders of the lost ark�*. you are watching bbc news. hello, for one or two of my view where the fog is, it could linger all day long. a lot of it will lift, skies will brighten and, for some of you, more sunshine developing across the eastern part of the country. the fog was thickest in south—east england, the midlands, through to yorkshire. this is where it will stay grey as we started the afternoon. fog could linger. devon and cornwall, far west wales, brighter with some sunshine. cloud breaking up through eastern counties of england with some sunny spells. coasts of east anglia, kent and the channel islands, one or two showers. cloudier through scotland and northern ireland, brightness for a view, mildest in the highlands. 11 or 12 degrees. 0nly view, mildest in the highlands. 11 or 12 degrees. only three or four celsius at the highest, where fog lingers in south—west wales and the midland

irrelevant, the last pick of the nfl draft to starting for the san francisco 49ers against tom brady. brooke like that. as different as things may be no working with deebo samuel and the rest of the 49ers starters, he has to convince himself being the number one qb has not changed who he is or how he prepares for a game. suddenly not just relevant but he is crucial to a 40 niners team loaded with so many weapons. all he has to do is get him the ball. >> there is a lot of different emotions and thoughts that can cross your mind. for me this week has been keep it simple. how can i be myself and be the footballer i am? that has been my mindset. it is a great opportunity. i am taking it one day at a time. the biggest thing is seeing the older guys of the team come up and tell me we got you. we are not going to just throw you out there and leave you by yourself. they all got my back. that has been the coolest part about it. knowing i am not alone in this whole thing. >> he sounds fearless. multiple reports say x cowboys head coach and current nbc studio analyst jason garrett is one of the finalis

i'm tom brook 's, and welcome to our talking movies review of 2022 special edition. of 2022 was the arrival ofjames cameron's biggest media events of 2022 was the arrival of james cameron's sci—fi epic avatar: the way of water. it is of course a sequel to his 2009 avatar, which became the biggest grossing film of all time. i went with some trepidation to see the new picture the other day here in manhattan. i say trepidation because it is more than three hours long. well, i did survive, and i was very impressed by the cinema technology. it really is beautiful to watch. but in terms of storytelling, it is a bit thin. avatar had its world premier in london, and it is from bad but our baloney brings us more. the world of pandora is back on cinema screens. 13 years afterjames cameron conquered the box office with his sci—fi blockbuster, the director is reuniting with his original cast for the first of four opposed avatar sequels. —— proposed. the first four followed marina jake sully as he takes on an alien or avatar body, in order to better integrate with the local naa'a

tom hanks. we asked brooke jenkins if he could plead insanity. >> that is something normal in criminal cases. we will prepare accordingly. >> no further comments he will be fighting his case in court, not in public. reggie: all charges against him. kumasi: d.c. for nancy pelosi's portrait unveiling. >> when the stakes were highest, you were willing to put the interest of the nation first and take the heat for it. >> how fortunate we are that nancy never lost sight of the horizon. kumasi: here is a look at the portrait. nancy pelosi has been the democratic leader for two decades and the first woman named speaker of the house. she announced she will not seek a leadership role in the next congress. mornings where it is chilly up there. here is our east bay's -- our east bay hills camera. we are warmer this morning compared to this time yesterday. we had high clouds that insulated us enough that most cities are. a couple of degrees warmer. that makes all the difference on cold mornings like this morning. some 30's on the board but more 40's. 45 in alameda. 36 and a fremont. there are some cold pu

does at the news conference, but that was the change for me, what he didn't say at brookings compared to what he did say. tom: the thing i say is china. you mentioned this earlier you were more in tune with this. new be coming to 6.95. there is a mystery to this opening in china. it links directly into the bloomberg conversation. jonathan: it is happening in stages. you saw it again overnight with the testing requirements, access to public spaces in cities like shanghai. it is incremental. tom: i was on a high-speed train in china one time and i told them " we're talking about pittsburgh and pollution." he said, "duh there are 14 pittsburghs in shanghai." jonathan: did you see the wall street journal story? they are already thinking about -- tom: -- apple are already thinking about shifting production out of china. tom: i got the new iphone. jonathan: what is new? tom: the camera. shocking! it is that good. we had a good number off of 6 weeks of move on vix. jonathan: somebody did watch the eurodollar pushing 1.06. tom: fixed income, that is what everyone watches at front. we are joined by vishi from morgan

tom: that was the fed chair speaking yesterday at the brookings institute, signaling a slowdown in theace of tightening as early as december. dani: admit that optimism, the s&p 500 hit a two-month high. helping us to make sense of it is antoine bouvet senior rates strategist at ing bank. tom and i were talking about, perhaps he is not managing tighter financial conditions, but he is talking about a higher terminal rate, are we fighting the fed? antoine: powell didn't say anything new yesterday. he did push back against the tightening -- easing of financial conditions. what the market heard is that the fed will hike 50 basis points in december. once he said that, the market ultimately focused on the near-term pitch. tom: the long-term pitch has been revised. 5%, plus qt, plus potential recession is not good news for stocks. antoine: you have to look at what was priced in and what was expected. we have heard from a lot of fed speakers saying 5% is a good gauge of where this will end. he didn't say anything new, so slightly above the september forecast is around 5%. i think they will fini

i'm one in me. brooke, among in the 3 countries with female farces, of course, most, tom, indonesia, the philippines and malaysia. the number of female police from, in lieu in malaysia, 18 percent of the police force, the women in the philippines, 17 percent. mm. and in indonesia which is seen the highest number of attacks by female 5, the number is just 6 percent with no women in police. leadership roles or in the countries counter. terrorism agencies, while recruiting more women in loren foresman could be a star. doctor jolene gerad says it's not as simple as that. i think what is more important is having counter terrorism office as male. all female then recognizes the nuances and is able to cross nuanced policies. assumption would be that if you include a higher proportion of women, that it automatically makes policies balance that may not be the case, but indian that in that just it was dora bean lackey and by lagging happy mid august. let me don't see langley's and then did decide to pursue, forced back it now by see linda, joy and the last seen this. i've been atlanta. it's pur

conference and at brookings -- he said there was no nuance at the last news conference and at brookings he used nuance. toml over the crossbar. jonathan: nice, is that how you welcome our next guest? welcome to new york. tom: ian shepherdson from pantheon, what is the nuance for tomorrow's report or the reports in the coming days and weeks? ian: we are going to see something that looks like the last one more than the two before that. one good report isn't going to change his mind. we've got to see a sequence. over the couple of years we have had good numbers that got everyone excited in the next month we got blindsided by a rebound that has happened over and over again. we have to see a sequence of decent numbers. no matter what comes out tomorrow, they are going to do 50 basis points at the meeting this week. is what matters over the next two or three reports at the end of the first quarter maybe sitting on three or four good reports and at that point they are in a very different place. tom: voice sounds like alan greenspan later. is this a weekend effect? ian: it may be affected. there was a lot of shout

tom baker ktvu. fox two news, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced multiple felony charges today in connection with a deadly munish shooting san francisco resident filosofal ago. fo now faces murder assault with a deadly weapon and other weapons charges . he's accused of killing a passenger on um uni bus on august 3rd and injuring another person. the d. a s office says he boarded the bus and shot the victim. multiple times. a second passenger was shot in the foot. today pastor or prosecutors rather filed charges against the man accused of beating a restaurant manager in antioch's last month, investigators say 20 year old isaac white carter is seen on the video surveillance video punching the assistant manager of the habit. burger grill is a 19 year old bianca palmero was attacked after telling white carter to leave the restaurant for bullying a teenage boy with special needs. she was beaten so severely that she lost the use of one of her eyes. white carter faces charges of mayhem, assault and criminal threats. the oakland police department has been awarded a $500,000 grant to det

brookings gains. back to where we were before chairman stopped us chairman powell spoke last week. tom: you mentioned the economist james dimon, the economist mr. donovan. he is opposite of his boss. the spread here is like energy stocks and crude oil. there is a nonconsent his call. basically he is saying everybody calmed down, there will be disinflation and just the probability of recession is to the optimist side. jonathan: he is trying to cause trouble downtown. tom: i am. i know you watch every morning. jonathan:. going to break because some of these comments. we got a ton in the last 24. lisa: the question is how much are they laying the groundwork. we did not talk about morgan stanley laying off about 2% of their workforce. that might be underpinning the tenor of these conversations. bank of canada rate decisions, it has been a leading indicator of how other central banks are going to move. the expectation is for a 25-30 basis point hike. it can indicate they are starting to get to the end of the cycle. rising to the highest level since 2008. 10:30 a.m. banham -- how much are in

tom: the hallmark of your work in mr. wine brooks -- carl weinberg. whatever restrictive is and we will continue. talk to the people now who are scared stiff of this path of higher interest rates. how do we survive it? how do we move on like that? as carl weinberg has moved on from seven other global crises? rubeela: if you look at how the u.s. economy performs and how wrong we were about inflation in the fed and the economy and the resiliency of the consumer. we should be humbled about what we think of what 2023 will bring. the u.s. economy will avoid a recession. we will go into a below potential growth rate scenario. there is enough momentum, enough support for households that the u.s. economy is going to avoid recession in 2023. we need to be humble. the labor market is tight, the fed will not back off its inflation fight because inflation is way above where it needs to be. this is the scenario. we have seen the economy perform, we have seen a do ok. we expect to slow down. i think there is enough momentum in the labor market, underlying strength