campaigners are calling for an end to nuclear weapons production at los alamos.just as relevant today. emma vardy, bbc news, new mexico. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. thank you. good evening. as we head into tomorrow we see more sunshine, something we haven't seen for a while but it will feel colder because we will be drawing in a strong easterly wind that will take the edge of the temperatures. cloud into eastern parts of the country and eastern scotland, may be the odd spot of rain. most places dry with clear spells but because of the win, no problems with frost or fog. some colder air running around this area of high pressure, drawn in across the uk and a very strong easterly breeze. a lot more sunshine around for england, wales, northern ireland, western scotland. when you factor in the win, it will feel quite cold, 30, a0 mph gusts, particularly strong along coasts. six to 10 degrees will be the high, factor in the wind, it will feel colder. at least we have the sunshine to compensate. saturday we see this area of low pressure pushing

when you're reading american prometheus and you come to the bit where you realise that los alamos, youch has become this laboratory devoted to the production of nuclear weapons — it's a very, very famous place, a place that changed the world... which they created in the desert during world war ii. well, it existed as a name and as a place that he liked to go camping in with his brother. it was that personal to him. and so you see that personal connection. you're like, ok, we can't really answer the question of would these things have happened with somebody else, you know, in charge or whatever? at the end of the day, in the world in which we live, a lot of idiosyncrasies about his personality, a lot of caprices, a lot ofjust things that happen in his life changed the world we live in and will always live and it's that contrast between the intimate and the global that i find really, really compelling. and then i think... ..looking towards the end of his life, looking to what happens after world war ii, because it's extremely dramatic and suspenseful as far as my assessment of his charac

you get only, you know, the only the faintest glimpse of that in the film, even though los alamos wastimate collaborative project and also they're all they're all there together with their families in a remote location, as you say, you've got to imagine the typical scientific as people going home to their home countries■x with their usual jobs, their usual preoccupy patients, and yet somehow they've got to sustain the momentum, the commitments they made after those nine course dinners and the fourth toast to their colleagues in remote parts of the world. and that's more that it's that sustained quality of collaboration as opposed to the intense, secluded, very highly funded proje of the los alamos kind, which is the template scientific collaboration. i want to push you to take it even one step further. if i'm not book, which is if you want a guarantee the failure of a scientific collaboration, you would have it be done only by one government and controlled by the right. and by taking taking it too far, i could imagine. i mean, the situation with los alamos was also anomalous in that i

we shot a lot in new mexico, around los alamos where the actual trinity test happened.ceton, and we were in los angeles. >> jimmy: did you stay together? some of you weren't in scenes with each other. >> the first section, what was the area called? abaqui? we stayed in this hotel, it was a bit scary. >> jimmy: it was? >> every penny is reserved for the screen in a chris nolan movie. we stayed -- it kind of was like a cell block of little cabins. [ laughter ] i definitely pushed my suitcase against the door. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, like matt damon was there and josh hartnett and i said, "if you hear me scream, i need all of you to come running." >> jimmy: did you test them? matt wouldn't have come running. [ laughter ] wouldn't even have rolled over. so you all kind of lived together in this community? >> be honest, be honest. >> i jetted in in a g-650 and stayed at the inn of the five graces. [ laughter and applause ] while cillian was at the comfort inn. [ laughter ] i was getting shiatsu. >> jimmy: did you know that going in? did you size this p

s premiere laboratory system, including national labs in new mexico, los alamos and our national labsare eager to help the nation and world solve the climate crisis. the president and congress need to provide them the resources to get the job done. director young, as you know on his first day in office president biden committed to reaching net zero emission economy. as you know this commitment requires a massive reinvest n-r&d in our national labs. can i get a commitment from you today to work with me and my colleagues to increase our r&d investments to the level needed to tackle the climate crisis in director young: you have my commment to doing that. or budget contains $10.7 billion nor labs. i understand more is needed. this is our last year of budget caps. i'm committed to working with you. the president understands how vital the national labs are to reaching net zero carbon. by 2050. you absolutely, we want to continue our partnership to make surehe labs are robustly under inned to meet the moment -- funded to meet the note. senator lujan: i want to close in saying thank you to y

fermi paradox, which is a enrico fermi the physicist, a is having lunch with his colleagues at los alamosh it, edward teller there's a third scientist with them. if you know your oppenheimer movie from last, these are all the people w involved names that are familiar, and they're talking about a new yorker. soate this conversation to the summer of 1950 that has there had been a series of stories about, alien or sorry, about garbage cans missing from new york city streets and the cartoon is about alien getting off a, flying saucer carrying their souvenirs from visiting city trash cans and they're talking lunch and says. if life is so common, where are theytr at? and it it's, you know now known as the fermi paradox, which is if life is as common as we think it is, why don't we see more of it? why don't we? why know? why do we have no sign of it and thing that people miss about? roswell is that in the summer of 1947. if the us government had or alien body alive or dead, it wouldn't gone. people think to wright-patterson air force in dayton, ohio, which where the air force intelligence is loc

found to be terribly emotional is when the first test worked and they were all cheering there in los alamosf that first bomb. >> there's no question, andrea, the incredible tension there was between what was very clearly an amazing technical accomplishment in designing and building those weapons in such a short period, really over a period of say three years, and i might add, the film focusing on oppenheimer and the manhattan project quite properly, we should also remember that there were other amazing, technically amazing feats done in other places like oak ridge, like in washington state in terms of making the materials for the nuclear weapons. but of course, oppenheimer and others understood time that they were faced with enormous technical challenge, but enormous moral challenges as well because this was going into a whole new world of destructiveness, and everyone suffered really. >> we're going to have to leave it there. let's talk again after the oscars. thank you so much, ernest moniz. that does it for today. "chris jansing reports" starts right now.

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leadership across the premier national laboratory systems including the national labs in new mexico, los alamoser to help the nation and the world solve the climate crisis but the president and congress need to provide them the resources to get the job done. director young, as you know on his first day in office president biden committed to reaching zero emissions and as you know this commitment requires a massive reinvestment of arana d and in the national labs, can i get a commitment from you today to work with me end of my colleagues to increase the investments to the level needed to tackle the climate crisis? >> you have my commitment to doing that. the budget contains 10.7 and i understand more is needed. you know this is our last year of budget caps, but i am committed to working with you and the president understands toabsolutely, we want to continue the partnerships to make sure the labs are robustly funded to meet at the moment. >> i appreciate that. i have other questions i will submit for the record of giving it a director, i just want to close and say thank you to you and your team.

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arguments in los angeles on april 3rd, more than a year after a lower court ruled the project's environmental impact report was inadequate. a woman was robbed at gunpoint right in front of her home in alamod about. >> 02:30pm, in the afternoon on tuesday. she lives on biltmore drive and she was getting out of her car when 2 people with guns stole her things deputies when they got word of this, they broadcasted the vehicle description of what they were looking for. 2 other law enforcement. and then there was a brief chase on highway 24 from lafayette towards oakland. and the suspect ended up getting a way. it's 7.35, and a rideshare drew driver now faces a hate crime charge for punching a rider who he picked up in the face, according to an indictment, the driver was called to sfo to pick up a ride. and when the driver got there, he asked the rider if he was jewish or israeli and ended up punching the passenger in the face. the driver now faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. >> stop the stops, stop the stops. stop the stops. >> oh, there you see dozens of people gathering outside the state capitol urging support for a bill that's been called the smart act. the legislation aims to m