chris martin speaking to colin paterson there.g to fake an illness to get a day off work. the office for national statistics says the average worker ta kes statistics says the average worker takes around four six days a year but official data does not include fa ke but official data does not include fake illnesses. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. it looks like the weather fronts haven't taken a single day off either, it has been so wet, with more rain to come today as well. on the satellite picture it is this stripe of cloud you can see working its way in bringing the rain. it will tend to pivot away from northern ireland as we go through the rest of the afternoon, with the weather becoming drier but there will be a lot of cloud around. that will be a lot of cloud around. that will spread in a southern wales where we already have damp weather, probably reaching dorset, hampshire, perhaps the isle of wight. becoming drier in northern ireland but wherever you are today it will feel chilly with a cold wind that c

we catch up with coldplay‘s chris martin. in business car clash!sues fiat chrysler for racketeering — accusing its rival of bribing unions. fiat calls the lawsuit ‘astonishing'. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. as always on the programme, you can be part of the conversation: a new bbc survey suggests that 40% of adults in the uk would fake a sickie if they needed to take a day off at short notice. is it everjustified? have you been caught out? tell us what you think — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. lawyers for alleged victims of the us sex offender, jeffrey epstein, have welcomed a statement from prince andrew that he will cooperate with law enforcement agencies. they say he should go to the states immediately to speak to police. the prince has stepped back from royal duties because of his links with epstein, who killed himself injail. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. he and buckingham palace accepted his position had become unsustainable. in a stat

we made chris martin - >> chris martin goes, "hey, chris martin from the band coldplay." >> jimmy: yeah you are. [ laughter ] yeah, i know who you are >> yeah. >> jimmy: last time he was on the show i made him do the worm >> oh, cool. >> jimmy: i was like, "do you breakdance do you dance at all? he was like, "i guess i could. i go, "could you do the worm?" he was like, "all right. and he just did the worm all the way over to the roots. >> that's full on. >> jimmy: i was like, that was pretty awesome yeah >> do you dance? not really >> jimmy: not really >> just kind of a little bit >> jimmy: i'm chris martin from coldplay yeah [ laughter ] so, let's talk "charlie's angels." >> okay. >> jimmy: congrats on this that's super fun >> thanks. >> jimmy: this is elizabeth banks directing? >> yes >> jimmy: and you get to be very funny in this, which i love to see your funny side. you don't get to do that many comedies and funny stuff >> yeah. yeah, it was fun it was fun to do it with her because she's like very funny to me. >> jimmy: yeah, she actually is, yeah >> yeah, she's really funny and i a

chris martin says for environmental reasons. is: we are taking time over the next year or two to work ouy how can not he tour be sustainable but actively beneficial. the hardest thing is the flying side of things. for example, our dream is to have a show witho single-use plastic, to be largely solar powered. colin: is it possible to be a carbon-neutral band on tour? i chriope so. that is what we are trying to work out. so ihink it is a question of just accepting that you have to do your best, not to be too overzealous in criticizing others, because everyone will catch up if you prove that it is easy to do it the right way. colin: and there is one festival close to home that ty won't be playing again in a hurry. glastonbury. you are so part of that feival. yohave cropped up a couple times on the main stage. it has been announced paul mccarty is going to headline next year. any chance of coldplay joining him on the bill? chris: no. colin: why not? chris: i did pop up on stage last year and i loved doing so, and then i saw a tweet a

chris martin, here we are. in the 0man citadel. jordan. why are we here?autiful. it makes me fizzle with excitement. how difficult is it for bands who believe in environmental issues to go on a world tour at the moment? that is a great question. we are not touring this album. we are taking time over the next year or two to work out how can it not only our be sustainable but actively beneficial? how can we harness the resources that our tour creates and make it have a positive impact? the hardest thing is the flying side of things. for example, ourdream is to have a show with no single—use plastic. for it to be largely solar powered. now you have cropped up a few times on the main glastonbury stage and paul mccartney will headline next year. any chance of coldplay joining the bill? no. why not? i did pop up on stage last year and i loved doing so. stormzy, kylie. and then i saw a tweet after it that said you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and ruin everything. so i was... you know what, a, i should work on my trousers and b, i should not be

my name is chris martin. in written testimony submitted earlier professor tom jones states the cannery located at 2801 leavenworth street is a considerable distance from any of the other core academy clusters. in fact, the cannery is the only parcel in the fisherman's wharf cluster. i agree with professor jones, the cannery is a not a convenient location for students for transportation and should not be converted to academy uses. i have first-hand knowledge of the cannery. my family originally developed and operated the cannery for 40 years. i managed the cannery for most of that time and filled it with businesses that attracted locals as well as tourists. we put in non-chain retail stories movie theaters, museums, comedy clubs, sidewalk cafes and restaurants. for years the cannery accommodated street performers including robin williams and held lively free events including film festivals and music festivals and a farmers' market. in 2007 we sold the cannery to a real estate entity that had a san francisco pa

here is the lead man emma chris martin, explaining the decision.ainable, but how it can be actively beneficial?" the hardest thing is the flying side of things. but, for example, our dream is to have a show with no single—use plastic, to have it be largely solar powered. so i think it's a question ofjust accepting that you have to do your best, not to be too overzealous in criticising others because everyone will catch up, i think, if you prove that it's easy to do it the right way. i wonder if he can. let's examine what they can. we are joined by the founder ofjulie's bicycle. good evening to you. let's deal with the big one first. what is the impact of bands touring on the environment? our most recent data showed that uk bands, adjust uk, uk bands produce something in the region of 85,000 tonnes of carbon per year. and what does that mean? it's the equivalent of about 180,000 homes. the impact itself is not huge in terms of a set of global stats. it's actually small and, obviously cover their industries that produce far greater impacts. the point

chris martin of coldplay. whether time, here is chris. hello again.them heavy, might even hear an odd rumble of thunder. it‘s a cloudy night. temperatures 3—6 degrees. frost free for most. but if we do see any lengthier breaks, we could see a touch of frost developing. tomorrow, cloudy day coming up. a few showers pushing northwards. later in the day, we see an area of rain initially develop across southern england before swinging into wales and the southwest, where the rain becomes heavier and slow—moving. although the winds are a little bit stronger tomorrow, i don‘t think they‘re going to feel quite as chilly. the rain will continue to be slow—moving through friday night, particularly across southwest england, especially across parts of cornwall. so we could see some localised surface flooding here. the weekend? a wet start for many of us. cloudy with outbreaks of rain. sunday looks to be the better of the two days of the weekend. for many of us, a drier day but it‘s pretty cloudy. saturday, low pressure firmly in charge. outbreaks of rain will pus

point was made by the hands lead singer chris martin to bbc entertainment correspondent colin pattersonentertainment correspondent colin patterson injordan, where they were playing two gigs broadcast live on youtube. the couple requires us again. how difficult is it for banter of believing in my mental issues to go on world tours at the moment? well, that is a very good question. we're not touring album. we taking time over the next year or two to work out how cannot only hour to be sustainable but how can it be actively beneficial. angie austen was one of a number of viewers who thought they detected a certain irony there, writing: thank you for all of your comments this week. please do get in touch with your opinions about what you see on bbc tv news, online or bbc social media. you may even get to appear on the programme. you can e—mail us or you can find us on twitter, you can call us and do have a look at our website. but is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. rain is the main concern over the next 2a hou

front man chris martin telling the bbc the band wants to take time over the next year or two to find out how tours can be sustainable and actively beneficial. he acknowledged that flying is the biggest problem and would be kiss disappointed if the tour wasn't carbon-neutral. he wanted to have a show with no single-use plastic and would like it to be solar power. >> would like to know the carbon footprint for a concert. >> massive. >>> football, the battle for the afc south. the texans defeated the colts 20-17. texas quarterback deshaun watson hooking up with deandre hopkins on two, long touchdowns. with the win, houston takes the lead in the division at 7-4. colts are a game behind at 6-5. >>> all of the scheduled witnesses have testified in the impeachment hearings. hear what democrats and the white house have to say about the next steps, after this. ave w customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer

an exclusive interview with chris martin.ont bringing outbreaks of rain across western areas. few bits of cloud, bit of sunshine, cloud will fill in, brighter skies around cumbria, scotland, north—east of northern ireland into the afternoon. southern parts into south—west wales, and the south—west of england, here, will continue to see outbreaks of rain through the afternoon. temperatures about 10 celsius, elsewhere, seven or 8 degrees, brisk south—easterly wind. through tonight, continuing with showery rain, slowly spreading north. bit of rain for moving north, through england and wales, overnight temperatures a6 degrees. so, throughout friday, showery band of rain moving north, followed by brighter skies, before further heavy rain moves into south—west england, into parts of the west country and into parts of the west country and into south wales, quite heavy and persistent by the end of the day. patchy rain across northern parts, some sunny spells, temperatures creeping up a little bit, nine or 10 degrees. into the weekend

. >> cold play's 8th studio album comes out tomorrow but chris martin tells bbc radio that the band won't going on tour just yet. the band wants to figure out how to do a global tour in a way that's carbon neutral. air travel contributes to roughly 3% of global carbon ur continents. in >>> air quality managers here in the bay area whenever we the before voting on a new amendment the other day wood ban was the area air quality management district says when fire is the only source of heat. >>> skiers and snow borderers will have to wait a few more days on the slopes. november has seen unusually warm weather. the resorts are cranking up the machines. heavenly and north star are hoping to push open the dates tomorrow. sugar bowl running it. snow making machines from nighttime to sunrise. >> we need about 96 total hours to get a few runs going here at sugar bowl'. we should be able to get a couple trails going and if mother nature comes in with some snow next week that will be a bonus. >> we'll put that system to the test. once again ahead of opening day set for one week from tomorrow. >> you

front man chris martin says they won't do a global tour because it hurts the environment.he next time the band tours they want it to be a carbon neutral experience. he mentioned things like no single plastics at concerts, venues that run entirely on solar. it could be a while before they hit the road. >> a long while. >>> thank you for watching the news at 7, it continues a streaming on cbsn bay area. two back here at 11:00 with more news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank you very much. i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank y'all. thank you, everybody. i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank you very much now. i appreciate it. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey... [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today, folks. returning for their second day with a total of $20,000, from mobile, alabama-- it's the champs--it's the addison family. [cheering and applause]

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front man chris martin told the bbc today that the band needs time to make your next tour carbon neutral. he wants to be more about giving rather than taking. their latest album, everyday life, will drop tomorrow. stadium over the past few years headlining as the super bowl halftime show in 2016. them blowing past the 10:00 curfew in 2017. >>> three years after she was stolen from her california family an emotional reunion. how a crime help to bring maggie the bulldog home. >>> don't forget we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com , the cbs news app, or your favorite platform. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides - your sleep number setting. can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. so you can really promise better sleep. not promise. prove. and now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on t

paterson chris martin, here we are.nvironmental issues to go on a world tour at the moment? a great question. we are not touring this album. we are taking time over the next year or two to work out how can it not only our be sustainable but actively beneficial? how can we harness the resources that our tour creates and make it have a positive impact. the hardest thing is the flying side of things. for example, ourdream is to have a show with no single use plastic, for it to be largely solar powered. now you have cropped up a few times on the main glastonbury stage and paul mccartney will headline next year. any chance of coldplay joining the bill? no. i did pop up on stage last year and i loved doing so. stormzy, kylie. and then i saw a tweet after it that said you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and ruin everything. so i was... you know what, i should work a, on my trousers and b, i should not be out of line and perhaps, c, perhaps watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt? yes. iam human. does

chris martin says for environmental reasons.r not only be sustainable, but how it can be actively beneficial? the hardest thing is the flying side of things. but, for example, our dream is to have a show with no single—use plastic, to have it be largely solar powered. is it possible to be a carbon neutral band on tour? i hope so — that's what we're trying to work out. so i think it's a question ofjust accepting that you have to do your best, not to be too overzealous in criticising others because everyone will catch up, i think, if you prove that it's easy to do it the right way. and there's one festival close to home that they won't be playing again in a hurry. glastonbury — you are so part of that festival now. you cropped up a couple of times on the main stage last year. it's been announced paul mccartney's going to headline next year. any chance of coldplay joining him on the bill? no. why not? i did pop up on stage last year, and i loved doing so. stormzy, kylie... and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can alway

chris martin says for environmental reasons.ur not only be sustainable, but how it can be actively beneficial?" the hardest thing is the flying side of things. but, for example, our dream is to have a show with no single—use plastic, to have it be largely solar powered. is it possible to be a carbon neutral band on tour? i hope so — that's what we're trying to work out. so i think it's a question ofjust accepting that you have to do your best, not to be too overzealous in criticising others because everyone will catch up, i think, if you prove that it's easy to do it the right way. and there's one festival close to home that they won't be playing again in a hurry. glastonbury — you are so part of that festival now, you cropped up a couple of times on the main stage last year. it's been announced paul mccartney's going to headline next year. any chance of coldplay joining him on the bill? no. why not? i did pop up on stage last year, and i love doing so. i did pop up on stage last year, and i loved doing so. stormzy, kylie... and

chris martin says for environmental reasons.nable, but how it can be actively beneficial?" the hardest thing is the flying side of things. but, for example, our dream is to have a show with no single—use plastic, to have it be largely solar powered. is it possible to be a carbon neutral band on tour? i hope so — that's what we're trying to work out. so i think it's a question of just accepting that you have to do your best, not to be too overzealous in criticising others because everyone will catch up, i think, if you prove that it's easy to do it the right way. and there's one festival close to home that they won't be playing again in a hurry. glastonbury — you are so part of that festival now, you cropped up a couple of times on the main stage last year. it's been announced paul mccartney's going to headline next year. any chance of coldplay joining him on the bill? no. why not? i did pop up on stage last year, and i love doing so. stormzy, kylie... and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to co

chris martin announced they would enter for this new album and they said the huge number of people whocan work up out a way of making a carbon neutral. he announced that in the middle of jordan, this fast, carb blow out event. anyway. maybe, you know, you have to give some works for ever, for dry. have to give some works for ever, fordry. —— have to give some works for ever, for dry. —— this vast carbon blow out. the company which sells second—hand clothes raising a huge amount of money. tell us more. £1 billion raised for a second—hand website. that proves that fast fashion is having a huge revolt against it and the big stores like za ra against it and the big stores like zara and h&m and so forth need to really watch themselves because the younger generation are looking towards how do you look at sustainability, how do you look at clothes? and actually be able to sell your clothes on rather than going and buying more and more fashion all the time. it's a big one, vintage is a great word, second hand not so good. thank you. vintage items in your wardrobe, david? only vintage, i will s

this time, there won't be one — chris martin says for environmental reasons.but how it can be actively beneficial?" the hardest thing is the flying side of things. but, for example, our dream is to have a show with no single—use plastic, to have it be largely solar powered. is it possible to be a carbon neutral band on tour? i hope so — that's what we are trying to work out. so i think it's a question ofjust accepting that you have to do your best, not to be too overzealous in criticising others because everyone will catch up, i think, if you prove that it's easy to do it the right way. and there's one festival close to home that they won't be playing again in a hurry. glastonbury — you are so part of that festival now, you cropped up a couple of times on the main stage last year. it's been announced paul mccartney is going to headline that next year. any chance of coldplay joining him on the bill? no. why not? i did pop up on stage last year, and i love doing so. stormzy. .. and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on i

. >> chris martin told the bbc that it's to help the environment.e says traveling from city to city adds to their carbon footprint. instead cold play will broadcast a concert free on youtube and this is actually the performance from this morning in jordan. >> interesting. >> it is. i wonder if that will start a trend. i doubt it. >> people want to have the concert experience. >> they want to see them in person. >>> a really sweet dog in ohio is getting a lot of attention for her reaction to a disney classic. >> this golden retriever was watching the lion king but when the seen came on, it was too much. >> come on. dad, come on. we have to go home. help! somebody! >> this dog knows a lot. >> he could feel it. >> you can feel the love tonight. the dog got interested in the scene and would not look away as simba tried to wake up his father. sam shared this saying someone was very concerned. >> now what? after we put that dog through that? >> i hope to the end scene. >> that's a lot. >> yeah. >> for that dog. >>> coming up next at 6:30, a shock for some

front man chris martin tells bbc radio the band won't be going on tour just yet. he says the band wants to take time to do a world tour that's carbon neutral >>> apple cancelling the world premier of a movie. the banker was set to debut tonight at the american film institute festival. apple says the festival cancellation is due to concern involving the real life subjects what is a drama. the movie is based on bernard a em the banker is set to be in theaters next month before it heads over to apple tv plus.. >>> skiers and boarders will have to wait a few more days to hit the slopes. heavenly and north star were hoping to open tomorrow sugar bowling running from nighttime to sunrise. >> we need a couple of hours so we're optimistic that after this weekend we'll be really close and we should be able to get a couple trails going and if mother nature comes in with snow next week that will be a bonus. >> sugar bowl invested $3 million last year. once ahead of opening day which is set for one week from tomorrow. >>> right now it's 5:27. two more witnesses next, what's u

lead singer chris martin said it would be disappointed if the next tour is not carbon neutral.fly. this is part of a bigger movement sweeping europe. it is known as flight shaming. started in sweden with a thing called flagstrom. there is another swedish word that translates train brag. that encourages people to travel by train than plane. the quiz show host, tom shillue. tom, when i saw this, i thought, you got to be kidding me. people have to be fine if they fly in plane. >> the guilty ones are the wright brothers. should have never invented the thing. what has anyone got out of air travel anyway? charles: or invented it by being wind powered or solar powered. they should have been so forward thinking, you know what, this will kill the environment one day. let's get some solar panels on this thing. >> i thought flight shaming when you took a picture after guy who took his socks off and put his feet up on the seat. charles: that was so disgusting. >> they should be ashamed. charles: should be banned from any flight travel or train travel. in europe, this kind of thing catches

david: british rock band coldplay, releasing 8 new studio album tomorrow, their lead singer chris martine group is delaying their tour for a year or two until they figure out how to make their concerts carbon neutral. are you upset? >> this is an interesting take. saying future tours need to be sustainable, especially people throw stuff on stage, like straws. in jordan, and london they will sense proceeds to protect the environment. >> that would be a better approach, have your tour, sell and put money toward causes you represent. they go by horseback i can't imagine. >> when you grow up -- >> oh. david: woe, man. >> you know why they are canceling, same reason duval patrick is counseling his town hall. david: what is that. >> no one showing up. >> i wonder if environmentalists would be happier, honestly if they were dead, no meat, no planes, no cars, more concerts what kind of a life is that. >> wow. david: i do like coldplay, we'll see you next time that does it for "bulls and bears." elizabeth: headline from today, impeachment hearing, hill testifying it is a fictional narrative that

connell: the frontman chris martin revealed in interview, decided to put plans for a new album on holdtermine how their concerts can be more environmentally friendly. melissa: stop it. connell: you didn't let me finish. how did you know i would say that. see if their conscience can be more environmentally efficient end? melissa: why don't they donate money from the concert to global warming? connell: you hear that coldplay. she has an idea. melissa: so annoying. ♪. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american express is november 30th. there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.people 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. every year, our analysts visit thousands of companies, in a multitude of countries, where we get to know the people that drive a comp

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chris martin feels deeply about this.neutral. until then, they will play two shows in jordan today at sunrise and sunset and broadcasting them free on youtube. >>> anthony? >> okay. i'm going to talk about the continuing adventures of rocketman. take a look. that's richard browning. he's the british pilot, inventor of the jet suit launched from the royal naval carrier -- actually the hms queen ee lizza befgt. it is pretty loud. he does a fly-by on a yacht nearby. >> look a that. >> he gracefully flew passed the private yacht, catching the attention of everyone on board. we told you about him last week after he shattered a speed record, flying at 85 miles per hour. he's actually been working closely with the royal navy on a development of the jet pack. he was awarded what appears to be the first patent for a jet pack earlier this year. >> would you want to do that? >> i love -- i'm fascinated by this, as you can tell, because i keep bringing it up at the table. >> that's not the question. >> would i do it? >> yeah. >> i wo

in a bbc interview vocalist chris martin said they want to be carbon neutral. plastic. >> and soon they won't be accepting any money because money is made out of paper. >> you're funny. you're funny. >> no, good for them, they want to save the environment. >> i'm just saying. if greta thunberg can make it over here off a plane, they've got a way to get to these other continents. >> it's very true. 122 shows over five continents. >> not in a year's time. >>> back at home a special honor for actor john voigt at the white house. >> the "midnight cowboy" actor was honored by president trump with the national medal of arts. to show gratitude voigt broke into an impromptu jig for the pridt. >> and there -- okay. there he is, there's the jig. the largely lighthearted ceremony also attended by first lady melania trump. also honored, musician alison krauss, musicians of the united states military, and novelist james patterson with the national humanities medal. >>> next to "people" magazine's newest sexiest man alive. >> barely a week after john legend being named, it a

chris: wow! hello, dolphin pod. it looks like this one has aboua 14 dolphins, young old. (dolphins squeaking and icking) (martint us, chris. yeah, i hope they're saying nice stu. (dolphins squeaking and clicking) click, whistle, whistle, click click. oh, that's not good. it's not? i have no idea! it's all dolphinese to me. okay, well let's try this thing out. listen up dolphin pals, we've got something to say. i'll pick a whistle from the databas and see if we can nsfigure out what it mea. how will we know? from their reaction. here goes. (clicking) (grunting softly) whoa! (laughing) whoa! whoa...! whoa...! (yelling) so, have you figured it out yet? no! not yet! well, that whistle definitely meant something. yeah, like, "let's take these guys on a crazy ride "till they can't see straight!" whoa! stop! slow down! (yelling) (sighing) (dolphins squeaking and clicng) (sighing) (moaning) or they coulaying something a little simpler, like, "let's play." they are one of the most playful creatures in the world. (groaning) okay, so we get it, we get it. now we know what that click-whistle means. yeah"lthe dolphin word f

well, getting too hot for cold play to go on tour, chris martin said in an interview that the britishng to tour this year because they wanted to have, quote, positive impact on the environment, he said the amount of flying needed is an issue and that they would love to have a show using solar power and no single use plastics, the last tour in 2016 and 2017 they performed 122 shows across 5 continents, they are known for them being great live, i've seen them twice actually, virtual concert. dagen: worst band in the history of recorded music. cheryl: you don't like it? maria: come on. dagen: thank you for keeping them off the road. oh, lord. maria: solar powered, when is that going to happen? dagen: musical version -- maria: you're not a fan. quick break, tesla shattered dreams, disastrous unveiling of new electric car, how the internet is roasting elon musk this morning, we will tell you that, it's time to let it go once again. >> who are you? >> i'm olaf. sorry, yeah, i just find clothes restricting. maria: frozen 2 hitting theaters, critics wonder if it's enough to save the sluggish

. >> if you like a lot of younger people may not even care at the martins chris casey robert de niroiscotty film. nowadays people don't want to go spend $20 for a ticket, another $20 for a popcorn and soda when you can sit at home in your underwear and have a beer and just wash it and posit whenever you want. i think the allure of being in the theater is going away sadly. >> let's think about this. this is truly middle-age man candy so you are going to see middle-age men flocking to the rd theaters and grabbing a bag of real popcorn and sitting down and watching it. who doesn't like middle-age man candy christian mckay will be there watching it. >> neil: i guess the idea is for the quality. >> for them to qualify for the oscar they have to show it and select cities. >> neil: is the problem were the theaters balked because they didn't want to put it against and take up screening houses because instead of having a marvel movie or something big that guarantees you income it to get theater space. >> the theaters will make their money in the first four weeks, that's been proven time and t

chris martin and his crooners standing behind their belief system.ferrari. they are doing what they say they believe in. it makes some beautiful music. if you wants to go in an eco-from the solar power recording studio and makes music and some hits i'm all for it. he better -- i don't want to see him at apple and moses and gwyneth on a private jet. he better be on a bus or commercial flight, a boat powered by wind. >> we shall keep you posted. >> canadians may no longer call their youngest hockey players. wes to comply with pc culture. i never knew where that came from but it is what you call - >> the little guy. >> i delved deeper into this. this is and pc cancel culture. they have another category called bantam. the word midget is no longer acceptable and as a culture it is good to evolve. in this case it is okay. >> we are talking he we, not the midget. >> there going from youth category to an american system. this is stark contrast to new york and california, when you, female word dog of the word you are handcuffed in front of the paddy wagon in

has responded saying: well, in a moment we'll talk to our political correspondent chris mason, but first, here is marting how significant the chief rabbi plasma comments are. the chief rabbi has oversight behalf of those in the united kingdom who identify as practising jewish and he says that labour's claim that they are doing everything in their powers to root out anti—semitism is in his words mendacious fiction and a new poison has taken root in the labour party sanction from the very top and he says that while he is not in a position to tell people how to vote, the chief rabbi asks, how complicity in prejudice the leader of her majesty's opposition have to be in order to be considered unfit for high office. that feels like a historical question. by way of comparison, last week the archbishops of york and canterbury issued a joint statement appealing to voters and politicians to honour the truth and challenge falsehoods. no reference to individual candidates nor party leaders. this isa candidates nor party leaders. this is a devastating attack onjeremy corbyn by the chief rabbi. i should say the labou

the point was made by the band's lead singer chris martin to bbc entertainment correspondent colin patersone, writing: thank you for all of your comments this week. please do get in touch with your opinions about what you see on bbc tv news, online, or bbc social media. you may even get to appear on the programme. you can e—mail us, you can find us on twitter, you can call us, and do have a look at our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... the four main party leaders are grilled by voters. we live in a world where sometimes strange things have happened in politics. i will be diplomatic. this is bermuda triangle stuff! first heard here on question time! there are uncomfortable moments for all when they appear in a question time election special. as prince andrew is pictured horse—riding with the queen — another major company pulls its support from his mentoring scheme. the premier league's back after the international b

joining me now, chris cillizza and jonathan martin, national political correspondent for "the new york political analyst who broke a story about yet another possible new candidate jumping in the race. you'll have to wait to talk about that, john. chris, i want to start with you. i think the he or she did it first argument doesn't typically matter to voters. but what struck me was the substance of joe biden's argument about elizabeth warren. i want to play more of that where he talks about an elitist mentality. >> where i come from, growing up in a middle class neighborhood, the last thing i liked is people telling my family and me what we should know. what we should believe. as if somehow we weren't informed. that we just because we didn't have money we weren't knowledgeable. i resent that. i wasn't talking about her. i was talking about the attitude that if you don't agree with me, get in the other party. >> why is he making this argument and why might it be effective? >> he's making the argument because, first of all, most basically, he sees elizabeth warren starting to move past him

for chris and sandhya, thanks for being >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- martinrel jerome. and music from the black keys. and now, look here, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thank you for leaving your homes to be here. thank you for tuning in after another ucrazy couple of days. a lot is happening in washington right now.

does it seem like chris hasn't started a little early this year? dean martin's daughter has some choice words for those who are messing with her dad classic, baby it's cold outside, in the name of me to. that's later in the show. before we get to that, there is no doubt about it, folks. they are burning the midnight oil at the capital tonight read tomorrow is a big day for both sides in this impeachment battle and tonight, speaker pelosi's railing her troops in the basement of the capital. republicans on the committee are holding mock sessions where adam schiff is in preparation for the big moment in the spotlight. they are here tonight with our analysis and we began with fred. thank you. good to see you tonight. we have said you believe in all of this process, when you go back to the root of it, the whistle-blower and his motivation andy lee spoke with are indeed relevant and that you must open lee testified. is that correct? >> that's correct. i think the american people expect a process that's fair. they expect to do. the person who -- the first witness has t

for chris and sandhya, thanks for being >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- martin scorsese. from "when they see us," jharrel jerome. and music from the black keys. and now, look here, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thank you for leaving your homes to be here. thank you for tuning in after another ucrazy couple of days. a lot is happening in washington right now. what a weekend. remember last week there was a woman testifying in front of congress and donald trump being the stable genius we know he is decided to go on twitter and atta, cling a lot of his supporters well, guesswhat? yesterday tweety gonlez out hisrange thumbs andheidt ag. this time he attacked a woman who works for mike pence currently. her name is jennifer williams. she's a special adviser to the vice president. she was also listening in on trump's now infamous call with the president of ukraine. there were more people on this call than there were at his inauguration. [ laughter ] so

manchester bomb survivor martin hibbert will be here to tell us how he's promised to walk down the red carpet with hollywood star christor whose conversation with his friend bear grylls about the bravest thing they'd ever done led to him drawing a horse and a boy which became an instagram sensation — and the inspiration for his best—selling book. good morning — here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. a major row has broken out between channel four and the conservative party, after a block of ice was used in place of borisjohnson during a tv debate on climate change. the broadcaster rejected minister michael gove's attempt tojoin the programme, saying it was only for party leaders. the conservatives have complained to the regulator 0fcom, accusing channel four of bias. good evening. it is the biggest issue on the planet... a big debate on climate change with some notable absences and replacements. we kept the invitations open to the leaders of the conservative party and the brexit party. they have not taken up their places yet. instead, a reminder. the ice caps are melting as politicians around the glob

being here chris. [ cheers and applause >> thank you man >> seth: my first guest tonight is a comedian and actor, who is currently on his "you bother me" tour you can also see him in martinshman," which is in theaters now, and begins streaming on netflix november 27th. let's take a look. >> hey what are you doing with that >> you really believe in that [ bleep ] league >> come on, it's not that. it's - it's a tag >> joey, joe >> what did i say? >> no, no, no. >> what i say? >> joey, joey, joey, joey. listen, you can't say that stuff like that here okay, you can't -- >> why not think rickles is the only one who can makes jokes? >> i mean, he's a boss >> tony, i'm a boss. he's the boss. we're all supposed to be brothers, right? >> i know you're a boss. i know, but we don't want to have a beef now. okay >> we're brothers, right >> that's right. you guys are brothers. >> we're brothers? >> you're brothers >> we're brothers. >> seth: please welcome back to the show sebastian maniscalco, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you for having me back. >> seth: this is - i mean this is very exciting people have already said this fi

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martin scorsese would say something, but i won't. >> she's still here, no, good-bye, your moment's over no, gina gershon over here trying to extend her moment. chris always great that's your pop start today. >> check the weather, mr. roker. >> let's show you what we've got going on watching a cold blast coming in from the plains, heavy showers and thunderstorms through the mid-mississippi and ohio river valleys, warm and dry out west unfortunately, light snow moving into the northeast and new england. that's what's going on >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's still foggy in the east bay as we take a look outside in fremont, so you do need extra time. we're going to see our temperatures start to warm up once the skies clear. san jose will reach 74. oakland, 69. 66 in san francisco. and here, 67. we'll warm up going into the weekend. we'll also see more sunshine as we continue into early next week. >>> if you're heading out the door don't forget take us with you, sirius xm channel 108, we're dreamy. >> time for sleep better today the bedroom can be a sacred place until your partner comes in and ruins it, stealing all the covers or sn

i literally said to him martin one of us is going to have to rise above this and it's obviously not going to be you. >> deirdre: what do you think of this, chrisate. i think it's really remarkable. these things, this sort of thing usually happens to members of the trump adminitration from activists not from a former governor of maryland, and ken is a good friend of mine, he's a gentleman, a good man, and it's remarkable. i had lunch with ken just the week before last, so it is just crazy that this would happen to him from a former governor and that he would not have the class to be able to walk away himself and ken had to do it and leave the restaurant, and which it is just more of the same what we seen from democrats and calling out members of the trump adminitration and this is just -- >> deirdre: i think out of context as well as you mentioned when people are on their private time with their families it's costing us. >> and o'malley didn't even know what he was talking about that's what's so crazy about this is he did not even know what he was talking about blaming obama policies on ken which is just at least figure out what you're going to