beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkins despite extensive prosthetics that somehow never come between him and the audience. it's a masterpiece. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more home viewing treats. i am not an elephant! i am not an animal! i am a human being. good evening, quite a big change on the way through the second half of this easter weekend. after a couple of very warm days temperatures are going to be dropping from the north through sunday and particularly on into easter monday. you have to count or a few hefty downpours. blood pressure up to the northeast and all you really need to worry about its for the white lions are coming from. a long way north and that's with the air will increasingly be coming from with a brisk wind as well and that cold air spreading southworth as we go through easter sunday and on into easter monday. a very different field by the end of the weekend. actually here and now parts of england and wales through this

beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkins despite extensive prosthetics that somehow never come between him and the audience. it's a masterpiece. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more home viewing treats. hello. easter sunday and spent another day were many locations across central and southern parts of britain has seen temperatures in excess britain has seen temperatures in excess of 20 celsius. to be the last time i'll be saying that. certainly for many areas on easter monday, a much colderfield to for many areas on easter monday, a much colder field to proceedings, relatively mild air just much colder field to proceedings, relatively mild airjust about hanging on. but into the far southwestern quarter. the cost of the night, —— course of the night. on sunday afternoon, gradually tumbling their way little bit further south tending as they do. the front of the north introducing the quarter conditions and also tending to with little rain it is provided.

beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkinste extensive prosthetics that somehow never come between him and the audience. it's a masterpiece. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more home viewing treats. i am not an elephant! i am not an animal! i am a human being. hello there, the weather is set to change through the second half of this easter weekend. after a couple of very warm days, things are going to be turning cooler and issued only in northern areas easter sunday and then all of us much cooler by easter monday. the be a chef along the way. this is the weather set up. it's quite complex, high pressure to the west, low pressure up to the northeast. another area of low pressure developing just about here. all you really need to know is that this weather set up is going to bring as a northerly wind over the next couple days. that will bring this cold air southward. across all parts of the uk particular by easter monday. as far as the day ahead goes, will

beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkinsespite extensive prosthetics that somehow never come between him and the audience. it's a masterpiece. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more home viewing treats. iam not i am not and elephant! i am not and elephant! i am not and animal! i am a human being. hello there. good friday brought temperatures of 25 degrees in parts of cornwall and in jersey. the warmest day of the year so far. i think saturday will be every bit as warm. high pressure not too far away from the british isles, but also areas of low pressure and frontal systems encroaching from the north—west. as these fronts work in, they will bring areas of cloud and some splashes of rain. so rather a cloudy start for much of scotland and northern ireland. some showers here and there. we see this band of cloud getting down into northern england through the day. so for parts of scotland, for northern ireland, it should brighten up with some sunshine. for nor

beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkinsics that somehow never come between him and the audience. it's a masterpiece. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more home viewing treats. lama i am a human being! hello there. it's been normal state of the year so it's been normal state of the year so far, and we haven't been able to get out and enjoy it. it's not bad though if you have a parasol in the garden. this is the satellite picture, you can see a lot of clear sky across the uk, this type of cloud up towards the northwest command winner to shower because that just popped up command winner to shower because thatjust popped up across parts of wales through the afternoon. those jars continuing to drift northeastward, may the odd thunderstorm across parts of northern england and southern scotland, more cloud generally from others going through the night and some outbreaks of patchy rain. clear skies in the south. one or two places in the south and east of engla

beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkins despite extensive prosthetics that somehow never come between him and the audience. it's a masterpiece. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more home viewing treats. i am not an elephant! i am not an animal! i am a human being. hello. well, we may be in a lockdown, but it's always worth knowing what the weather is up to, so here is the forecast for the next week or so. and we are starting the week on a pretty nippy note. that is for sure. there's also widespread frost on the way, monday night into tuesday, but the weather most of the week is actually going to be quite bright and sunny. now the latest satellite picture shows us where the weather is coming from. you can see the cloud streaming in from the north. that is where the cold air is coming from. ahead of it, there is a weather front and this weather front has been sparking off some showers and thunderstorms across central and some southern areas of the uk. it

right now there is a zero-tolerance for anything but that right now which is why videos like anthony hopkins piano, when we see real things, real humans and is touching and beautiful and it's connected, but otherwise the goals is whining all morning discusses rising. greg: we see your home every day because that's where your studio is and i might say it is modest, you're not trying to show off. dave: i'm doing the best i can. greg: isn't this like the same issue with the political stance that it's hard to take their advice on economic shutdown when they are sitting on a pile of 3. it's the same thing when they talk about paying more taxes or sanctuary cities are voting for bernie. they can absorb the consequences of their crappy opinion because they are rich. the people that they are lecturing. dave: of course, you got guys like james cordon who host the cbs night shower evening tonight, whatever the hell that thing is an ease in his mansion complaining he is lonely, so importunate in his 5 million-dollar mansion or whatever it costs. i think was being unmasked is there's a great equalizatio

beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkinsnce. it's a masterpiece. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more home viewing treats. i am not an elephant! i am not an animal! i am a human being. hello, this is breakfast with sima kotecha and rogerjohnson. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the number of people that have died from coronavirus in the uk is expected to pass 10,000 today. the government is still facing growing pressure to ensure that frontline workers have all the personal protective equipment they need. the deaths of five nhs staff have been announced since the health secretary said yesterday 19 workers have died. meanwhile, borisjohnson — who's recovering from covid—19 — has said he owes his life to staff at the hospital in london where he is being treated. hospital consultants have told the bbc that some key medicines used in intensive care are in relatively short supply. the royal college of anaesthetists says

anthony eaton, british foreign minister. narrator: edward stettinius, the united states secretary of state. narrator: harry hopkins, advisor to prosecute roos vets with averil harriman, united states ambassador to russia. and winston churchill, prime minister of great britain. narrator: also arriving by plane after a 6,000-mile trip is franklin d roosevelt, president of the united states. narrator: the first of eight days of day and night conferences at the castle begins with the arrival of distinguished participants. narrator: sarah churchill oliver, accompanying her father, greets president roosevelt's d -- r, mrs. anna bodiger. narrator: marshal joseph stalin, premier of the soviet union, at the time of the first conference 14 months ago, the ground he walks was still in the enemy's hands. narrator: the three parties reach a firm accord on military and political points. coordinated plans are made for great new blows against germany from all directions. reaffirming the resolve of the united nations to cooperate ully after the war, roosevelt, hurchill , and stalin reach agreement on the foundations of european pe

hopkins university. we are nearing the 2 million mark of people tested worldwide. but dr. anthony fauci says this is not a one size fits all approach. >> it is not a light switch where it is like june, july, k, ack on. it don whyou are in the country. >> dr. anthony fauci's comments come as president trump hoped to quote pack church pews by easter sunday. ian lee has the latest. >> reporter: president trump's first day to open the country amid the coronavirus outbreak has come and gone. >> easter is our timeline, what a great timeline that would be. >> reporter: instead, many christians celebrated easter through livestreams. others dressed in their sunday best just to worship from the car. >> it is sad seeing all the churches closed. >> reporter: and some did defy stay-at-home orders with in- person services >> we disinfected everything. >> reporter: and the idback tog soon. >> it is a plague on our country like nobody has ever seen. >> reporter: the white house launching a task force to re- start the economy possibly on may 1. >> everybody wants to get the country back on track a

hopkins university's coronavirus tracker. a new study by usc reveals that most americans trust doctor anthony fauci more than anyone else. when it comes to the coronavirus 45% of participants surveyed said they were lying fauci the longtime head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. for information regarding the pandemic 35% said they rely on their own governor and 20% of participants said they rely on president trump fauci has advised every american president since ronald reagan. bay area landscapers will soon be able to return to work as part of the revised shelter in place restrictions that were announced earlier today that is very good news for a san francio based landscaping company and kron four's haaziq madyun talk to them about it. >>perhaps no one likes to work outdoors as much as landscapers but those who work in that industry had to stay indoors as landscaping was not deemed an essential business during the bay area's shelter-in-place order that is until now believe that is but we're very excited. the coalition of 6 bay area counties decided to relax some of their shelter in place restr

johns hopkins university has documented at least 10,000 recoveries in the u.s. anthonyauci is now pouring cold water showing studies that 240,000 americans could be killed, saying you really cannot rely on the models because there are too many variables. breaking today, the cdc is not a commanding that all americans wear face face masks, that's new today. or other facial coverings when traveling outside the home. this all comes as the president utilizes the defense production act to ban certain experts exports of critical supplies. that's because 3m, they were selling masks to other countries. hello? and by the way, the company ceo said stopping international shipments would have significant humanitarian implications. we didn't elect you for that. americans need the masks. who are you to decide that? now they have no choice, rightfully so than u.s. company should not have been giving those masks abroad when this country so desperately needs them here. the president was right to take action. now the u.s. is even allowing imports of what are called by imports of what are

anthony fauci warning americans that the increase in coronavirus death toll this week will be difficult to fathom. this comes as johns hopkins university is reporting the rate of new cases in the u.s. is trending downward. want to bring in dr. richard besser, former actidirector of cdc. gentlemen, thank you so much. appreciate both of you coming on and your expertise, of course. dr. besser, you first. we see signs that the curve is flattening. that is good news but we see death tolls rise in new york and potential new hotspots in other u.s. cities. in order for that to stay the case, how long do we need to keep these closures in the u.s.? >> well, you know, don, i think, in addition to the data we're seeing, there are a lot of data that we're not seeing. we're starting to hear more and more reports about this pandemic hitting different communities in different ways. there was a piece by abram kendy that really called out increased death in black americans. so until we understand how this is affecting different communities, i think it's really premature to think about letting up on the interventions that are currently being p

the johns hopkins coronavirus resource center reports that so far over 29,000 americans have recovered from covid-19. dr. anthony fauci continues to push stay-at-home measures across the country to mitigate the spread as more states await a possible surge. >> but it's important to remember that this is not the time to feel that, since we have made such important advance in the sense of success of the mitigation, that we need to be pulling back at all. >> meantime, los angeles county extended its stay-at-home orders until may 15th. >>> and there are now disparities on the overwhelming effects of coronavirus on communities of color. we have our nbc news correspondents on the ground across the country today. maura is in philadelphia and priscilla is in houston, texas. white house officials this week say they're monitoring philadelphia, fearing it can be one of the next potential hot spots. what are officials there doing to mitigate a surge in cases? >> reporter: good afternoon. so philadelphia is about 100 miles south of new york city, which of course is the epicenter here in the united states of this pandemic. so

hopkins global. coronavirus tracker. >>there are some promising news coming out of the white house today concerning a study for those suffering from coronavirus doctor anthony fauci is calling the results significant kron four's theresa has the details including how this ties to a bay area company. >>the data shows. >>that run destiny has a clear cut significant positive effect. diminishing the time to recovery. this is really quite important. >>doctor anthony fauci the director of the u.s. national institute of allergy and infectious disease. and a key member of the white house coronavirus task force wednesday on the results from a global trial that began on february 21st data shows. >>that study has a clear cut significant positive effect. diminishing the time to recovery. this is really quite important doctor fauci normally very conservative in his approach broke down why this trial is so significant. >>and the study could be considered a breakthrough. >>of the significant if you look at the time to recovery being shorter in the written test of iran it was 11 days. compared to 15 days that's a p value. the scientists to listening of 0 0, 0, 1, so that's

anthony fauci warning americans that the increase in deaths this week from the virus will be, to use his word, sobering. and yet there's encouraging news from johns hopkins university. it's reporting that the number of new cases in the u.s. is trending downward. plus the university of washington's reporting says the modeling shows fewer people will die from coronavirus than previously predicted. and dr. deborah birx attributes that to social distancing, commending americans for changing the way we're living our lives right now. so, joining me now, cnn white house correspondent john harwood. john, good evening to you, sir. thank you so much for joining us tonight and every evening. we really appreciate it. the president was asked tonight if the country can reopen on may 1st. here's his answer. >> we're doing well in terms of the numbers. i can't tell you in terms of the date. you know, we don't want to -- we don't want to go down and then it's not going up if we're not careful so we have to be careful. as far as distancing, social distancing and other things, certainly for a while -- at some point that's going away. we'll be able to sit next to each other

anthony fauci. he says, this will be a, quote, bad week for deaths, unquote. moments ago the death toll in the united states of coronavirus as compiled by johns hopkins universitypassed 14,000 deaths, specifically 14,262. to give you an idea of how quickly this is spreading and killing, this time last week at the beginning of april, the death toll from coronavirus was about a third of that, 4,500. and health experts say that number is likely an undercount because of the lag in test production and how much the system is currently overwhelmed. today yet another grim milestone, coronavirus has now killed more people so far in the united states in just six weeks than the h1n1 pandemic killed in all of 2009. dr. fauci calling this week, quote, sobering, as dr. deborah birx of the white house coronavirus task force explains, there is new concern that washington, d.c. and baltimore and philadelphia may be emerging hotspots in the united states. nationwide there is growing evidence that the social and physical distancing and stay-at-home measures are in fact helping to alleviate the devastation in the united states nationally. new york governor andrew cuomo says his st