finaljames bond schedules, films like daniel craig's final james bond have schedules, films like daniel's finaljames bond have been delayed until later in the air. we all believe we would run into the burning building... but the movie that all eyes are on is tenet from christopher nolan, planning to open onjuly 15. his christopher nolan, planning to open on july 15. his movies christopher nolan, planning to open onjuly 15. his movies have made billions at the box office. if this can still do the same, it will be seen as the film that saved hollywood's summer. lizo mzimba, bbc news. time for a look at the weather here's darren bett. 28 degrees in london, the heat really focused on the south—east of england, turning cooler in the next few days, for some there will be rain, coming courtesy of this area of cloud wrapped around a deep area of cloud wrapped around a deep area of low pressure. this evening is fine and dry, but overnight we blow in this rain that will sweep northward and eastward, most areas getting some rain overnight, quite a one night as well, but towards the south—east, whe

daniel craig ascii is also here suffering from down syndrome is no obstacle to becoming a fully integrated member of the jewish community. in the villages nearby nearby here or you hear him here was very important to me than i could celebrate my garments for. because i was born into a jewish family. q at the ceremony i said to blessings in hebrew. love the reading from the torah i spoke about the exodus from egypt. to here starving again. rabbi shooter rick simplified the bar mitzvah procedure for the young man he has known him since he was a child daniel craig took part in the seminars shoot gave in the 1990 s. when the jewish revival began. the young jewish community in poland has made great strides since its beginnings in a small village in southern poland 30 years ago in the 1990 s. shooter it organize seminars on jewish life at an education center encouraged out today it's a hotel and guest house for a family get together is this is the rabbi's 1st time back in many years for companies that haven't seen these people 1520 years and all 5 reckon that. maybe if only this one thing. that

okay, two minutes ago, i was on the back of a snowmobile with daniel craig. mitchell, i sang that song my entire childhood. if i can't remember the lyrics, that means i've lost complete touch with my roots. how could i let this happen? don't be so hard on yourself. i'm not. this is mostly your doing. should have seen that coming. you have shamed the country boy out of me. you roll your eyes when i say "y'all" or "fixin'". you made me take down our clothesline. i just asked that we put it in the backyard. you know what i have to do. relearn the lyrics to -- get a chicken. apparently, there's no legal reason why we can't have a chicken in our backyard, and -- and i did a real deep dive.

easter weekend we were supposed to see the 25th james bond movie the very last with the blond bond daniel craig as double 07 but with the virus looming the theatrical release was pushed back to november the title no time to die while we have spent several months avoiding crowds and with the streaming services offering freebies home video has become the technology driven trend among others that were already in motion like e-commerce and telecommuting how will technology reshape the new normal let's ask dave grave line radio's top tech talker host of into tomorrow on a couple under radio stations across the usa and around the world dave joins us from his broadcast center in miami hello again hello hello and how are you sir. well we're all coping aren't we and while we have tolerated in the past people talking in the movies i don't think we're ready for people coughing in the movies and in the meantime while we're cooped up we've had free previews from h.b.o. and epics and stars i've loaded my d.v.r. and inevitable attendance restrictions on the movies are sure to be there is the movie theater dea

rick simplified the bar mitzvah procedure for the young man he has known him since he was a child daniel craig took part in the seminars shoot it gave in the 1990 s. when the jewish revival began. the young jewish community in poland has made great strides since its beginnings in a small village in southern poland 30 years ago in the 1990 s. she tricked or ghanaians seminars on jewish life at an education center out today it's a hotel and guest house for a family get together is this is the rabbi's 1st time back in many years for companies that haven't seen these people at 1525 reckon that. maybe if only these were i think. that we would have classes or here on the grass here we would sing we would dance we do everything trying in our own little safe space let people see what judaism was about it's impossible to. be jewish in poland and not feel the presence of the absence. so of course that was a recurrent topic of our conversations and of course we never came up with any extraordinary intelligent solutions to the problem because there aren't in decades after the holocaust many polish jews ha

vonnie: there are only so many aston martins that daniel craig can sell, so i wonder what happens witht james bond movie. i think there was speculation that a tesla might be involved. matt: i didn't know about that. there was a tesla in the brothers grimmby, which i thought was fantastic product play smit for that car, but i think that james bond will continue to drive aston martins, and of course, aston martins can be purely powered by batteries now as well. vonnie: very interesting to hear about the new ceo. from new york and berlin, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i'mie: live from new york, vonnie quinn along with matt miller in berlin. this is "bloomberg markets." states are starting to reopen, and government workers and their unions say they are increasingly concerned that their bosses will force them back to the office without sufficient protection. here?e the stakeholders who are the voices in washington, d.c.? is it mainly the unions advocating for workers? reporter: there are a few sources for this. one is the unions, which million. more than 1.5 the big unions that represent the vast

my buddy daniel craig. my james bond brother. reached out and he pitched in. jay-z pitched in.pike lee. it's been evenly split with those smaller dollar donations. it's democratic in that way. and as you said, at&t and warner media. now pitched in. and they are the first major corporate sponsor. we need those to step in and support too. we're all in this together. what serves any one of us, whether individual or corporations. serves the whole. back to your point about the 5,000 meals. we did that. we had to pull back on that. we were serving a dozen police precincts. that was through sources. it was too quick. we have gotten back to 2,000 meals. i'd like to keep it going for at least three more week. however long it takes. so we can be a bridge back to something that resembles commercial viability for the small businesses and so that we can perhaps bridge a gap to better suited public funding for them as well. the ppp didn't really shape their needs in a way that was helpful. we're here for as long as it takes. >> government will never be enough. people have to do things for th

but it's been evenly split between 15, 10 donation, daniel craig was one of the folks i reached out to spike lee. but it was ordinary brooklynites that stepped up, as well. almost at an even split. and so what i'm really excited about now is that we found our first corporate partner in at&t, they're going to come in and help us out with $250,000, which is really going to allow us to extend a bit further, but still looking for additional corporate partners to step up at that level so that we can allow these restaurants, all small businesses, mom and pop joints, we can allow them a lifeline that will allow them to ride through this thing, ideally, until greater public funding becomes available to them or they can reach some level of commercial viability again or normalcy. we understand it's a stop gap. >> yeah, and you're hitting the link there, there's local businesses that still need to work, because people want to work, and there's a lot of people working these long shifts, particularly in hard-hit areas like new york, health care workers that need to eat. i love all that. you know i

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