we open in the later stages of world war ii, where billy zane makes a suspiciously brief cameo beforehat's wrong with the joint? i mean, if this place like coney island, what is the rush? what evil forces are at work here? apart from the obvious evil forces of the nazis and world war ii, and what was all that stuff with billy zane? ghosts of war is written and directed by eric bress, whose previous credits include the butterfly effect, which should give you some idea of where this is all going. it's a strange mix of the quite creepy and the utterly ridiculous, like an extended edition of the twilight zone, longer yet somehow less substantial. if you leave, you die! 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. ok, you've got this. i need you to hit the easy brake, easy brake in a little bit more, little bit more. harder. harder, harder! stop! what are you blind? hello. my date will get off to a chilly start. they are going to recover because they'll be quite a bit of sunshine out there despite this

and what was all that stuff with billy zane?written and directed by erik perez whose previous credits include the butterfly effect. which i give you some idea of where this is all going. it's a strange mix of the quite creepy and the utterly ridiculous. like an extended addition of the twilight zone, longer yet somehow less substantial. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the fate fleet not film review. stay safe and i'll be back next week with more home viewing treats. you've got this. ease the break, easter break a little bit more. harder. stop! what are you blind? good evening. sunshine at this time of year is pretty strong so it doesn't take much for those temperatures to respond once we get it. and we certainly had it on friday with temperatures widely in the south—east corner around the mid to high 20s. beautiful blue sky and sunshine here but not for all of us. this weather front brought cloud and rain, and the rain was fairly slow moving. behind it, plenty of isobars driving in some showers to the north—west of

need to be a warrior and get back out there to get the economy going, virus be damned they're all billy zane," shoving themselves through the crowd to get onto a life boat, while the rest of us float in frigid waters and cling to a door that rose probably could have let us sit on, because, you know, there is clearly enough room. it's like, "oh, i'm sorry. is this a business class door? did you pay for more leg room? i'm sorry, rose, i know. you have been through a lot. but i digress. the point is, they're looking out for themselves, not you. that's why they're testing themselves and stuffing bailout money into the pockets of big corporations and the wealthy in fact, today, it was reported that the cdc had even written guidelines for safely reopening, but the white house buried them. the trump administration has shelved the document created by the nation's top disease investigators with step-by-step advice to local authorities on how and when to reopen restaurants and other public places during the still-raging coronavirus outbreak that's right, the cdc wrote a plan for safely reopening the e

we open in the later stages of world war ii, where billy zane makes a suspiciously brief cameo beforeare at work here? apart from the obvious evil forces of the nazis and world war ii, and what was all that stuff with billy zane? ghosts of war is written and directed by eric bress, whose previous credits include the butterfly effect, which should give you some idea of where this is all going. it's a strange mix of the quite creepy and the utterly ridiculous, like an extended edition of the twilight zone, longer yet somehow less substantial. if you leave, you die! 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. 0k, you've got this. and need you to hit the easy brake, easy brake in a little bit more, little bit more. harder. harder, harder! stop! what are you blind? hello, this is breakfast with chris mason and nina warhurst. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. borisjohnson has said he doesn't believe another nationwide lockdown will be needed if there's a second spike

connell: there is question about whether businesses agree with billy joel, state of mind they're in. zanel joins us. owns a bunch of applebee. a quote in the "new york post," zane said new york city is the worst place you can be doing business. to put it in context, it was a lot, i was reading through it, how we bounce back. whereas other places reopen in the country, here we go off to the races, not so much in parts of new york city. what are you noticing? >> well, good morning, connell. how are you? you know, the restaurant space is really not one-dimensional. there are four pieces to it. there is quick serve. there is fast casual. there is casual where we fit in. then there is fine dining. each one faces its own challenges. i can speak to us specifically but i also can speak to the others as well. all requires what new york has always been known for, every urban center, energy, people, street traffic. you don't like everybody is walking in your space on the one hand. on the other hand it provides an energy and a certain level of excitment that people, you know, prayed for. pull that ou