the script is by frank cottrell boyce, and he has taken the trauma of the great war, and this is a gladeng between the two wars, world war i and world war ii. much as with the winnie the pooh stories, it is something which has beauty and charm, but also underneath it has darker themes. it is film about betrayal, about the price of success when suddenly this child finds that his childhood is bought and sold. there's a moment in which he is in london zoo in a cage with a bear and they are both basically on display. it's a film about his separation from his parents, particularly his mother, played by margot robbie, who is very unsympathetically portrayed as someone who is rather opportunistic in the promotion of christopher robin. i think it balances the light and dark very well. you saw in that clip, there was a bit of animation and some magic. the woods are filled with a spielbergian light, but it is not afraid of dealing with the horrors of the war. it is not afraid of dealing with the frankenstein—like idea of making something that then overshadows the rest of your life. i was moved to

the script is by frank cottrell boyce, and he has taken the trauma of the great war, and this is a glades existing between the two wars, world war i and world war ii. much as with the winnie the pooh stories, it is something which has beauty and charm, but also underneath it has darker themes. it is film about betrayal, about the price of success when suddenly this child finds that his childhood is bought and sold. there's a moment in which he is in london zoo in a cage with a bear and they are both basically on display. it's a film about his separation from his parents, particularly his mother, played by margot robbie, who is very unsympathetically portrayed as someone who is rather opportunistic in the promotion of christopher robin. i think it balances the light and dark very well. you saw in that clip, there was a bit of animation and some magic. the woods are filled with a spielbergian light, but it is not afraid of dealing with the horrors of the war. it is not afraid of dealing with the frankenstein—like idea of making something that then overshadows the rest of your life. i was m

been coming in off of the street">that kind of commitment is appreciated by santa rosa residentsdave boyce/tuttle's pharmacy customer: "we are very fortunate to have the pharmacy in our community and in our neighborhood. the primary pharmacists has been since the start of this crisis and it doesn't look like they are going home any time soon">which means a lot considering the people who work here have been impacted by the fire like debbi ling's mother in-law's home after helping to resettle her in-laws debbi was right back here at tuttle's in santa rosa haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) president trump praised first- responders fighting wildfires in the north bay on twitter today. he tweeted --- " our hearts are with all affected by the wildfires in california. god bless our brave first responders and fema team. we support you." there's no word yet on whether the president will visit the north bay fi

>> i saw earlier at the scene, we saw the chief of detectives robert boyce, i saw james waters at the scene, these are the officials you would expect to respond. you see that home depot truck that seems to be the truck that was involved in this incident. what we don't know at the time is whether or not this is some sort of an accident or something that's intentional. it sure appears, based on the length of that this person was driving on that bike path and i'm very familiar with it. and the distance that he traveled, it would be a little bit difficult to believe that this is an accident but officials have not ruled in a motive at this point. right now we're seeing that multiple people are dead, plu multiple people are injured. there's no indication that this is involving the world trade center. but if you know where the world trade center. that's almost exactly where this truck stopped, about a block north of it, what you're seeing right on scene. and based on louis's description of where he is we know that this vehicle travelled a good 15 blocks before it came to a stop. obviously we

israel also probably can say that in the future is that the palestinians as speaking with the two boyce's that there would be one was together but others in the security establishment especially say also this could be also an opportunity maybe to bring someone stability but it all depends of course how this deal will go ahead and how the situation will look like especially in the gaza strip tony kraemer in jerusalem thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world with just two weeks until the rerun of kenya's presidential election the government has banned demonstrations in three cities including the capital nairobi the government says the move is in response to looting by demonstrators with opposition clamping down on dissent. isolated clashes have broken out in barcelona between protesters for and against catalan independence the violence happened a stray and celebrated its national day catalan leaders have been given until monday to clarify whether or not the region has declared independence. forty six people have been killed and dozens more are missing as floo

mean third party i mean this is legitimated this is boyce's of concern and hopefully a wake up call for the other parties need to be more competitive to be more to the ear to the mouth the hearts of the people what exactly what precisely are they protesting what you say it's different from to determine the election was kili dominated to do so the last election clearly dominated by migration that's for sure is a migration of refugees this was the major issue and i think we are no exactly listening what the concerns of the people are in changing our policy this is what democracies are about. not to be don't have elites flying in the orbit in space in space but we are we down to earth and to listen what are the real problems of cities so to change same in germany. change completely the politics it is much more now controlling the flow of the defraud the flow of of migrants and refugees and it will pay off no doubt about it and this is the way our democracies work sometimes you have conflicts in democracy needs drama and conflicts all the time because you have turned the thieves at the tabl

the offices in vine burring and boyce hot spring both open at 8:30 and the ver know post office opens at 9:30 chblngts the sun in sonoma opens at noon today. >>> several schools in the fire zone are still closed, napa valley unified schools are set to reopen tomorrow. sonoma county schools will begin reopening between monday and thursday of next week. sonoma state resumes classes tomorrow. santa rosa junior college will open on monday, napa valley college shelters will close today and the school will resume classes on monday. >> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> let's take a look at what's going to happen for the rest of us then we will get back to the fire in the santa cruz mountains. our winds pretty calm this morning. any smoke out of the north bay you can see the winds are just a breath but they're blowing from north to south and the greatest amount of smoke right now is hanging around the napa valley and over towards solano county. we have poor air quality for you while the rest are moderate. if you look at the visibility it's not too bad, just about everywhere ex

quite a bit of islamophobia aggressor it has well but these don't necessarily represent the the unity boyce's those that is a completely different rally this is is something which is which happens every year it represents a tiny percent of the ultra right wing the right wing fraction the ultra right wing as you can probably hit see behind me a lot of chanting a lot of pro spain and prospering unity chants being taken place here as well and that really goes in contrast to a march that we were out which was an anti fascist march their plan was to march up this side of the city and to meet this particular one they try and do this every year the local police called the most of the squad that have stopped them and now they're going now towards the city center and maybe joining perhaps the unity march that all in all quite a day full of these tensions which have continuously happened it now of course this year has special significance holly thank you very much for that. for us in boston on a space. still ahead on al-jazeera on the defensive donald trump ace back out reports he wants to increase the

the israeli prime minister has been trying to satisfy a powerful processor boyce's in his coalition government last month leading celebrations of fifty years of settlement construction the increase in building hasn't satisfied settler groups though he wanted more from benjamin netanyahu is warm relationship with a new u.s. president but the trump white house is still if in milder terms than its predecessor urging restraint on settlements while it considers its options for reviving the israeli palestinian peace process this is not what stops the peace process from moving forward what stops the peace process from moving forward is is when you see the palestinian authority make a deal with hamas what kind of confidence does that give the people of israel to make concessions that deal signed in cairo last week was aimed at healing ten years of division between the rival palestinian political factions that are and hamas on tuesday israel declared it would not hold any peace talks with a future palestinian you. government that included hamas which it considers a terror group all of which leaves the

boyce's and i think that this movement should be led by women and i think that men can support the movement and i think that men can ally with feminist but they should not be central to the conversation and they should not be central to the political movement that is feminism. we'll have to leave it there thank you both for joining me in the arena things. will be back next week. the russian orthodox church is deep pockets in the rapid expansion maybe its crucial role in putin's grip on power with some elevating the former k.g.b. officer saying to president putin he's our leader that. people in power investigates after its attempted elimination by the soviet union religion has returned to the heart of the russian state the orthodox connection at this time. for years japanese have gone into the countries force for what they call. greed or forced baby thirteen years ago dr lee was one of the first to conduct research on forced bathing he concluded that the essential oils the trees produce to protect themselves from germs and bugs can boost the human immune system. a lot of financial side or es

is never silence one girl who i believe has a future as a stand-up comic said he is using his judge boyce. [laughter] -- voice and they all started to laugh at me. i love all those girls in with them in mind are also try not to use my judge voiced. i am grateful to the judge for my confirmation the wonderful letter he wrote for me in 2006 and others who helped me through the process you don't forget your confirmation process and mine was interesting. because i was serving in the white house when i was nominated. i worked there 5.five years before becoming a judge. so 12 years later it made me a far better judge of that legislative process with the national security making. of how the government operates at the highest level. by white house experience made me more knowledgeable and more independent because that gives the fortitude to say no. . . . . on the dc circuit indeed one senator asked my hearing noted i worked at the white house more than five years and said in his opening remarks this isn't justt salt in the wound, this is the whole shaker. [laughter] and this is true after the hea

on in this case for a disaster">that kind of commitment is appreciated by santa rosa residentsdave boycettle's pharmacy customer: "we are very fortunate to have the pharmacy in our community and in our neighborhood. the primary pharmacists has been here since the start of this crisis and it doesn't look like they are going home any time soon"> in santa rosa haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) in national news tonight... it's a story that's caused quite a controversy.... president donald trump's phone conversation with the widow of a soldier killed in niger... white house officials say, there is no recording of mr. trumps call with the widow of a fallen soldier. (grant) the commander in chief called sergeant la-david johnson's widow, myeshia johnson, to offer his condolences.(grant) florida democratic representative frederica wilson, who was with johnson at the time of the phone call....said mister trump told mrs johnson that her husband quote "knew what he signed up for, but i guess it s

overnight in wilmington, a sweet 16 birthday turned violent when shots rake out hitting two 13-year-old boycet. the victims are expected to be okay. so far the police have not made any arrests. >>> in south jersey, police are trying to track down a man who they say was seen taking pictures up a woman's skirt. surveillance cameras captured the crime at the walmart in turnersville gloucester county. police are trying to find out if you recognize him. if you know anything about the incident, call police. that's it. i'm ted greenberg. we're going back to willie geist. we hope you have a great sunday. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming

the script is by frank cottrell boyce, and he has taken the trauma of the great war, and this is a gladech as with the winnie the pooh stories, it is something which has beauty and charm, but also underneath it has darker themes. it is film about betrayal, about the price of success when suddenly this child finds that his childhood is bought and sold. there's a moment in which he is in london zoo in a cage with a bear and they are both basically on display. it's a film about his separation from his parents, particularly his mother, played by margot robbie, who is very unsympathetically portrayed as someone who is rather opportunistic in the promotion of christopher robin. i think it balances the light and dark very well. you saw in that clip, there was a bit of animation and some magic. the woods are filled with a spielbergian light, but it is not afraid of dealing with the horrors of the war. it is not afraid of dealing with the frankenstein—like idea of making something that then overshadows the rest of your life. i was moved to tears by it. i thought it was very well played. i went in

robert boyce, the tall gentleman with the white hair. he's been with the department for a long time. he's actually due to retire in the next year, but he'll be the one who oversee this investigation, to figure out, a, what actually happened this afternoon, if somebody needs to be charged, if there was an intentional act. and looking at this bike path that i know fairly well, this appears to be an incident that went on for some considerable distance. >> louis, did you say you were at canal street? >> reporter: i'm at canal street, and it looks like police have walked two-tlo or three bl. >> it appears it was going south, because if people are injured at louis's location, it went downtown, you can see one location. i'm going to pause here, i'm just using this as a reference, there's not at this point to indicate that the world trade center is any part of this. but people who have been to new york city before, this is a bike path that stretches the entire west side of manhattan. it's very popular, 3:59 on the east coast, pretty popular time

israeli prime minister has been trying to satisfy a powerful processor boyce's in his coalition government last month leading celebrations of fifty years of settlement construction the increase in building hasn't satisfied settler groups though he wanted more from measurement netanyahu is warm relationship with a new u.s. president but the trump white house is still if in milder terms than its predecessor urging restraint on settlements while it considers its options for reviving the israeli palestinian peace process this is not what stops the peace process from moving forward what stops the peace process from moving forward is when you see the palestinian authority make a deal with hamas what kind of confidence does that give the people of israel to make concessions that deal signed in cairo last week was aimed at healing ten years of division between the rival palestinian political factions fatah and hamas on tuesday israel declared it would not hold any peace talks with a future palestinian unity. government that included hamas which it considers a terror group all of which leaves the p

i had a visit yesterday from -- i think it was yesterday from boyce ford which is a band of ogibwe in minnesota. in minnesota we've had an explosion in opioid use by especially in indian country. in indian country, housing is an enormous issue. as we go into this opioid -- it's being declared a crises and emergency, i would really like to see like a pilot program where people come back for treatme treatment, especially in indian country, have a place to go after they -- this is not -- i was in rochester, minnesota a couple breaks ago. we did an opioid roundtable and a woman whose daughter died, she had gotten treatment, got sober, but she went back and with her old crowd and she is gone. we just need, i believe, to give people the opportunity to go to sober living facilities that are good sober living facilities. there's probably a distinction to be made here. but i would love -- i would love to be able to pilot a program in minnesota. i would love to do it in minnesota where we actually -- this is national as bad as it can be in minnesota in indian country because there's housing sho

boyce's and i think that this movement should be led by women and i think that men can support the movement and i think that men can ally with feminist but they should not be central to the conversation and they should not be central to the political movement that is feminism magen jim it will have to leave it there thank you both for joining me in the arena thank that's our show will be back next week. a new level of luxury has arrived. and experience that will transform the way. our impeccable some of us remain. but now comes breaking. news. for the state of florida. with the conducting business sharing the special journey with. the ben stiller. the search for the. summer. century in the sky. to see who said. this to us. as only we're going places together. when they're online we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that. address or if you join us on saturday. but. this is a dialogue tweet us. and one of your pitches might make. join the global conversation at this time. this is. live from studio fourteen in their headquarters in doha and come all

fbi but i'm learning every day more and more being on that foreign affairs committee with chairman boyce and we're entering a very critical juncture right now without a doubt and we need to hear from you so i just want to leave you with that. feel free to reach out to us directly. we're happy to sit down and talk. [ applause ] >> i'd like to thank the institute extraordinarily important gathering. i commend each of you for being here. we are faced with enormous challenges ahead of us. i think we're all aware of that and frankly that's why you're here today. our committee of financial services is zeroed in on the illicit transfer of funds as well as my overall broader interest as i said in building a collaborative relationships with members of parliament throughout the world. so any advice, input, direction that you've got, we welcome it. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> on behalf of the hudson institute, i would like to thank you for being here today. >> they said i had a radio face any how. [ applause ] [ no audio ] >> announcer: this conference on combatting violent extremism takin