set featuring a 4k restoration of the film with sound and picture personally approved by director david lynchthe 20th century, the elephant man boasts beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkins and john hurt, the latter of whom works wonders 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 an

set featuring a 4k restoration of the film with sound and picture personally approved by director david lynchthe 20th century, the elephant man boasts beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkins and john hurt, the latter of whom works wonders 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.

set featuring a 4k restoration of the film with sound and picture personally approved by director david lynche 20th century, the elephant man boasts beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkins and john hurt, the latter of whom works wonders 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. 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 irelan

set featuring a 4k restoration of the film with sound and picture personally approved by director david lynchant man boasts beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkins and john hurt, the latter of whom works wonders 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. 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

set featuring a 4k restoration of the film with sound and picture personally approved by director david lynchthe 20th century, the elephant man boasts beautiful white—and—black photography by the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkins and john hurt, the latter of whom works wonders 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. th

as esteemed film—maker david lynch once stated, cinema is like opening a door and going into a new worldst of the attention in these days of social distancing, there is a host of smaller streaming platforms online offering some great alternatives. from his home in connecticut, film critic noah gittel has been looking at what's available beyond the mainstream. like many people around the world, i've had some extra time at home lately, and i'm spending it watching movies. what i've discovered is that there's a whole world of cinema beyond the usual suspects of streaming services, and for those smaller streamers looking to break out, this could be the moment. international streaming services that could see a boom in viewing numbers include spuul, which focuses on indian content and has over 1000 films and series, as well as asian crush, which focuses on asian cinema and could be a destination for fans of parasite, this year's best picture winnerfrom korea. other services such as movie, which features a hand—picked selection of award—winning cinema that is curated monthly, shutter, a haven f

. >> the david lynch foundation is launching today heal the healers now to bring transcendental meditationis something else. we're talking to doctors, nurses, custodians, everyone who works in health care, everyone at the hospital, on the front lines in the battle against this terrible virus. bob believes they are suffering from ptsd the same way soldiers on the battlefield. so tm is used widely in va hospitals because it helps veterans heal from trauma, and now this new program is going to bring meditation to the medical heros who are in a real life and death battle. for more info, there's a website, healthehealersnow.org. so to go along with our meditation, some monday motivation, courtesy, she's my girl, robin arzon, the best selling author, motivational peloton instructor, she is joining us live this morning. it is so good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> you are somebody that always -- as my mama says, good to lay my eyes on you. good to lay my eyes on you. but as you know it's a difficult time, and when it is a little difficult time, it is a little harder for people to find some

david lynch of "the washington post," has that story on the front page.record debt load driving the economy to the tipping point." host: also from "the new york times," they have what the next year or two may look like as scientists foresee a long road ahead with republicans aiming to make china a scapegoat in the coronavirus. fred is next, from perry, ohio. good morning. you are on the air. yeah, i was thinking like myself, where i work, i'm essential, so i got to go to work. say, i'm in defiance of social distancing. we didn't do a ballet around each other. i would say maybe technically we were in violation lots of times. but i was thinking, people talk about data. i tell you right now, locally, i would never volunteer that because i would be afraid they would shut us down. if you repressed data, you don't have all the data. i think my story kind of lens weight, how dangerous is it? i don't know, but i think there is a lot of data not being considered for political reasons, you know? i can lose my livelihood? host: was your job? caller: i don't want --

set featuring a 4k restoration of the film with sound and picture personally approved by director david lynchby the great freddie francis and ca reer—best performances from anthony hopkins and john hurt, the latter of whom works wonders 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, 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 t

the firms that were less stable, jp morgan, bear stearns, ourselves, merrill lynch, we cannot stabilize lehman brothers. david: at one point the ceo bank of america was leaving, and they had to get a new ceo. you are the general counsel. brian: i was. i was the general counsel for a short into of time. i cannot keep a job for a while. year because we -- late summer or lewis,all of 2009 ken the ceo, told the board he wanted to leave at year end. they went through a search process. it was something i told our board i will never leave you in the position to have to do. so i owe them a successor at all but at some time in the future. it was a difficult process for all involved. they finally concluded i would be ceo and i have been ceo january -- since january 1, 2010. david: since you have been running it for 10 years, market capitalization is up 54%, stock price is up about 76%. what did you do that made these events happen and make bank of america the happen and make bank that made these events happen and made bank of america largest consumer bank in the u.s.? brian: it was straightforward and there was some ad

identify as republicans, people like david galloway who's from north carolina or somebody who's name i'm forgetting. and these folks join with people like john lynch who come into the south as sort of adjuncts to the army and who remain there as free men's bureau agents or as elected officials once black voting gets underway. and there's a map at the end of my book that shows just in south carolina and sea islands how many african-american men establish themselves and are elected to public office. and that's a story mostly about reconstruction. but because the ones i've identified arrived during the war years, i want to present them as part of this phenomenon of the republican party becoming a cross-sectional alliance of white and black men which is a temporary arrangement. ultimately, republicans decide to have a white on white north and west combination and to forget about the south. that's what happens as reconstruction -- [inaudible] but temporarily newway in the 1850 -- anyway, especially during the war years and reconstruction, there really was a republican party that included large numbers of african-american men. >> [inaudible] >> you've m