and dvd.lt ignorant when i read lots about this because of your forthcoming recommendation, and it sounds fascinating. ifelt bad i did not know very much about it. in between is a story about three women living in tel aviv, each fighting their own personal battle for freedom against political, religious and social repression. it is beautifully observed, fantastic performances, really, really well written. it deals with difficult subject matter, often very light—hearted and funny. it has a beautifully enigmatic ending and the best way of describing it is you have seen the graduate? yes! at the end is that incredible sense of ambiguity, i think it has that. it is really well worth seeing. it didn't get a huge theatrical release, but i have yet to meet anyone who has seen it who has not loved it. no greater recommendation than that. thank you very much, mark. an interesting week. we are now creeping up towards awards season as well. right in the middle of it. lots to talk about in the coming week

a streaming -- the streaming came along to them like that -- and there goes the dvds. even though you get nice video quality. we've got very high definition radar right here. high-def is showing in advance of the more significant system that will be moving in later on monday, we are getting a few overrunning showers. the impulse that could produce a few light showers tonight, we will show you more of that in a minute. here is san francisco right now, 55 in san jose. the bottom line is this. goodbye to the high. good weather and dry weather the past couple days. now that low has carved a notch out of and pushed aside the high. unsettled and relatively chilly week ahead. that is january for you. surf is up, high surf advisory, snow and rash -- strong rip current. here is the timing on this. a bunch of clouds, a few showers tonight. most of this in the initial going for most of tomorrow will favor the north bay. mostly north of the golden gates. here is 8:00 at night, the showers pick up in intensity but you will notice still mostly north but not exclusively. mostly north

and dvd, you've picked one of my films of last year detroit. superb.and. it's so well made. really, really brilliant. the anatomy of an uprising. set in the late 1960s but i think relevant to today. fantastic ensemble cast. john boyega, will poulter, both absolutely brilliant. i would have had both of them in supporting actor nominations. fantastically directed by kathryn bigelow. yet somehow it seems to have slipped off the radar, which is a shame. i thought it was a really gripping piece of work. absolutely. a hard watch, but it is brilliant. but it has to be tough because of the subject matter. it would be wrong if it wasn't. absolutely. this is the chance to see it, if you didn't see it in the cinema. it's on dvd this week. mark, thank you very much. see you next week for more. there is, of course, more film news and reviews from across the bbc on the website. you know the address, bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. you can find our previous programmes on the bbci player. it's a busy week at the cinema. enjoy your cinema going. see you next time, bye—bye. qui

for dvd? so i am not a witch. it turned out in the outstanding debut category at the baftas.g girl who is given the chance to accept life as a witch, or turn into a goat. the director has done a brilliantjob. i thought it was a really remarkable feature, something which, yes, it's funny, yes, it's satirical, but it's also about misogyny and magic. one of those films, again, sometimes you're watching it and don't know whether to laugh or cry, and end up doing both. it's really well worth checking out. thank you, mark. a really, really intriguing week. and many more like that to come, because we're building up to awards season. plenty to come. a reminder, before we go, you will find all of the film news and reviews from across the bbc on the website. and you can find all our previous programmes on the iplayer as well. it's a cracking week. enjoy your cinema going. thanks for being with us. bye— bye. good evening, temperatures have already dropped well below —10 celsius across parts of scotland. very cold air in place and then into the equation we are going to add some wet weath

. >> take one video dropped vhs rentals in 2005 and since they've been renting dvds. most of them, those dvds are for sale. >> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and in accuweather tonight we're tracking a pair of storms. one moving in right now with light showers and a stronger one moving in later in the week. live doppler 7 is going to be tracking it all now. you see green on the screen. we'll go into street level. live doppler 7 in the city of san francisco, wet roadways, down 101, great highway, south in san francisco. light showers just moved out of oakland into san leandro, even hayward. very light mist and drizzle currently happening into the north we go. martinez, some light showers, even approaching pleasant hill right now. temperature wise, numbers really haven't budged all that much. we see currently we're sitting widespread in the upper 40s to lower 50s tonight. so, here's the call from acwith you either. cloud cover overhead showers moving through, numbers will generally be in the 40s across the board from the north bay to the south bay. 46

he transferred them to vhs, and then i preserved them on a dvd.y aunt preserved them onto dvd too, and then now we have them digitized, and so it's amazing. robert: they were so smart for people not being familiar with the new technology, huh? dawn: i think my grandparents were on the new technology. i mean, they were using super 8 in the 50s. robert: and they understood the significance of saving them, huh? dawn: my grandmother was a smart woman. robert: i'll tell you what, let's take a look at one of the clips here. i know you don't know exactly what you're going to see, so it'll be interesting for you here. dawn: stockton was the home to the largest community of filipinos outside of the philippines through much of the 20th century. it's one of the reasons why my grandfathers chose to settle in stockton when they came in 1929. and on my mother's side, my grandfather went to the philippines and fought in world war ii in the 1st filipino infantry regiment. married my grandmother, conception moreno, then brought her over. and it was stockton that t

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. >> reporter: they bought take one video in pleasant hill just when the switch to dvds was driving a lot of tape rental shops out of business. they created a huge inventory of movies, more than 20,000dvds, but always they knew what was coming. >> we were pretty much set on the fact that we night have seven to maybe 10 years of dvds. >> reporter: it's been 18 years, a good run, but the future has finally caught up to them. everything is being sold because on saturday this, the last video rental store in con cost county, -- contra costa county, closes for good. it's a victim of all the digital online streaming services and sherman harvey isn't happy about it. >> the more people that go on the internet to buy things, you're putting other people out of work. >> reporter: but the truth is most young people don't want to buy. digital subscription services have made it possible to watch, listen and read whatever you want for a low monthly feed and always at maximum convenience. >> stay on your couch. you don't have to move. order what you what, what you can. don't leave the house. don't com

for dvd? so i am not a witch. it turned up in the outstanding debut category at the baftas.ical, surreal tale of a young girl who is given a choice to accept life as a witch, or turn into a goat. the director has done a brilliantjob. i thought it was a really remarkable feature, something which, yes, it's funny, yes, it's satirical, but it's also about misogyny and magic. one of those films, again, sometimes you're watching it and don't know whether to laugh or cry, and end up doing both. it's really well worth checking out. thank you, mark. a really, really intriguing week. and many more like that to come, because we're building up to awards season. plenty to come. a reminder, before we go, you will find all of the film news and reviews from across the bbc on the website. and you can find all our previous programmes on the iplayer as well. it's a cracking week. enjoy your cinema—going. thanks for being with us. bye— bye. good evening. today was not a bad day to be inside in the cinema because it was cold out there with some rain and also snow. it is because we have had some

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they went from a company that mailed you dvds and you made them back. talk about a very targeted, time sensitive play when everybody stopped having dvd players, they moved into the digital world. then they moved into creating their own content. they have taken so much risk and continued to innovate. i wonder what they will do next? any idea? >> that is what i'm saying i literally believe that like amazon, they are going to have physical storefronts where people that are netflix subscribers can go in, put on a headset to watch the favorite shows during the lunch break, i think that will put them on the net even more. melissa: with amazon you get the actual product. with netflix, i kind of thought you were kidding, you go into netflix you will watch something? i don't know that doesn't, you're not picking out a product? >> i know it sound out there. you know what? stranger things happened. there could be a netflix lounge where netflix subscribers congregate. not like a movie theater, one screen watch same thing, it has to be personalized. what else can ne

i asked him what he cass doing, said aileye burning a dvd letter to my movement dvd just like this, and this dvd will probably by on lead went i within 10 to 15 years, just like videotapes. this letter which i'm not going to drop, is from the american revolution. this is the oldest letter we have and one over the oldest war letters in existence, and it is as pristine as the day it was written back in 1775. moving on to general pershing and world war i, like many americans, survey after survey has shown, i was actually not particularly interested in this conflict. even every started the war letters project. after we moved out of the house at burned down we moved into another part of washington, dc called spring valley. over by american university. and as it turned out, au had been working toward world war i 0 create the most lethal gas constructed by man, and when the war was over they just dumped all omunitions in the ground and didn't put up any signs. a very rural area back. ... he had been worked on their and his beautiful wife, three daughters and a young boy. and he wanted them to

como pueden ver, esta camioneta es para ocho pasajeros, tiene dvd para todos los niños.e llame ahora. recuerde que con los hermanos sevilla todo es posible, así que no se les olvide, llame al número en sus pantallas, los estamos esperando. alejandro: hola, mi gente, ¿cómo están?, los saluda alejandro sevilla desde nuestra nueva casa aquí en richmond, california en la gmc y la volkswagen. mire nada más qué les hemos traído por aquí, un 2014 honda cr-v, perfecto para toda esa familia que quiere gastar poquito en gasolina, pero que quieres un coche bueno, bonito y barato. no lo pienses más, tenemos precios que no te la vas a creer. marque al número en sus pantallas y pregunte por los hermanos sevilla. andro: ¿qué tal, amigos?, para toda esa gente que está buscando una troca para el trabajo, pero a la misma vez algo familiar, esta troca es perfecta. la favorita de toda la gente, la 2009 toyota tacoma. como puede ver, esta camioneta tiene cuatro puertas, está levantada, lista para que se la lleve a pasear. llame ahora, pregunta por los hermanos sevilla y nosotros te vamos a a

. >> you have a dvd player here. what kind of dvds do you like to watch?ator: cooking and lifestyle, new songs, movies. i watch a lot of them. >> have you ever seen any western movies? >> translator: oh, we don't watch them. we wouldn't even if we could. >> he does watch state tv, and he listens to propaganda broadcasts on the radio. but his favorite ritual, like many of his generation, reading the newspaper. how important is the state media to getting information about what's happening? >> translator: it's very important. it gets broadcast right away to everyone through television and newspapers on that day. the reaction is amazing. >> so what do you know about president trump? what have you heard about him? >> translator: my opinion from reading the newspaper, i think president trump is an impulsive person. i think he's impulsive and not calm, and so he's losing the trust of the american people. >> trust, something so few americans have in politicians and the media. but what about here in north korea? here the message is tightly controlled. the leader is

business partner tony ibriham purchased take one movie rentals back in 1999 right at the time, when dvds primary way people watched movies at home. they had high hopes for the storesotwe were going to ride the dvd wave and just get our foot in the door. start from there.over the last 18 years, the pair has rented tens of thousands of movies. the store also became a fixture in the neighborhood with regular customers returning year after year. sotseeing the same people come in and just talkin to them once a week and i know them and they know me.sota lot of our customers we have known since their kids were babies and now they are off to college.brian zemina has been coming here since the store opened. he really appreciates jason and tony's deep knowledge of cinema.sotthey were always good at recommending things i liked. they ordered a lot of stuff for me but in recent years, the rise of digital downloads and streaming services like netflix has devastated take one's bottom line. jason and tony started dubbing video tapes on the side to make extra money and that helped keep the doors open but

and dvd.commendation, and it sounds fascinating. ifelt bad i did not know very much about it. in between is a story about three women living in tel aviv, each fighting their own personal battle for freedom against political, religious and social repression. it is beautifully observed, fantastic performances, really, really well written. it deals with difficult subject matter, often very light—hearted and funny. it has a beautifully enigmatic ending and the best way of describing it is you have seen the graduate? yes! at the end is that incredible sense of ambiguity, i think it has that. it is really well worth seeing. it didn't get a huge theatrical release, but i have yet to meet anyone who has seen it who has not loved it. no greater recommendation than that. thank you very much, mark. an interesting week. we are now creeping up towards awards season as well. right in the middle of it. lots to talk about in the coming weeks. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and r

i would get the dvd of houthi, in east end set in melodrama starring bill nicely, a wonderful performancesort of jack the ripper style thriller set in the east end in all that time, all of the london fog and people going it's like oliver creatures and coming out, but there was a grisly murder at the bottom of it, and it captures that gothic horror very well. interesting and well done. award season is nearly upon us, so we'll be talking plenty in the coming weeks. thank you very much for now, jason solomons. that is a taster on what is on offer this click -- taster on what is on offer this click —— this week. a quick reminder before we go that week. you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello, good evening. colder, drier weather is on the way this weekend. still some rain around this evening and overnight, with a few showers coming in across southern parts of england, the wetter weather clearing from lincolnshi

. >> the out takes will be out on the bad mom's christmas dvd. can we put this idea out there.ust hanging out with cheryl. >> she's fun and silly. >> wouldn't she be a good fit for like a spin-off the sequel? >> yes. >> can they somehow work her in? >> we couldn't pay her enough. >> that's true. >> of course one of our favorite scenes from the movie was the ladies playing dodge ball at the trap lien park. >> i brought susan and cheryl back to the scene of the crime. they gave me some tips in case i get a cameo on the next one. >> do something more with your hands. they're not reallyd. that's better. >> that's nice. >> i like the way you -- >> oh. solid gymnastics movement. >> he stuck the landing. >> i think you just increased youritbe somet>> are you going to be okay? >> how many weeks were you practicing this? >> that was funny. >> i just turned into a 12-year-old. i'm okay. >> i think they were making fun of you've a little bit. >> i think. >> just saying. maybe you can test your sijing skills next like on "american idol." we were exclusively with new idol judge luke bryan i

i would get the dvd of limehouse gollum, it is out now.a sort of east end set victorian melodrama style. starring the great bill nighy — and a wonderful performance from 0livia cooke, a young british actor. danny mays is in there. it is about murders going on. a sort ofjack the ripper style thriller set in the east end with all of the london fog and people out and about like oliver creatures going out and going oom pah—pah, but there is a grisly murder at the bottom of it, and it captures that gothic horror of london very, very well. interesting and well done. lovely. and as you have hinted award season is nearly upon us, so we'll be talking plenty in the coming weeks. thank you very much for now, jason solomons. that is a taster of what is on offer this week. a quick reminder before we go, all our film news and reviews from across the bbc are online. i'm sure you know the address but there it is, bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. and all previous programmes are on the iplayer. that is it for this week, though. it has been a rather wet and windy sta

for dvd, one of the films of last year detroit.don't begin to understand. so well made. anatomy of an uprising. both actors brilliant. i would have had both of them in supporting actor nominations. fa ntastically supporting actor nominations. fantastically directed yet somehow it seems to have slipped off the radar, which is a shame. i thought it was a really gripping piece of work. absolutely. a hard watch, but brilliant. it has to be tough because of the subject matter. it would be wrong if it waebts. absolutely. this is the chance to see it if you didn't see it in the cinema. thank you very much. see you next week. there is of course, more film news and reviews from across the bbc on the website. you know the address, bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. find our previous programmes on the bbci player. it's a busy week at the cinema. enjoy your cinema going. see —— you next time, bye—bye. # good evening. it's been a grey and grab week for many parts of the country. most places with cloud cover. though we freshen up things next week with suns

business partner tony ibriham purchased take one movie rentals back in 1999 right at the time, when dvdsbecoming the primary way people watched movies at home. they had high hopes for the storesotwe were going to ride the dvd wave and just get our foot in the door. start from there.over the last 18 years, the pair has rented tens of thousands of movies. the store also became a fixture in the neighborhood with regular customers returning year after year. sotseeing the same people come in and just talkin to them once a week and i know them and they know me.sota lot of our customers we have known since their kids were babies and now they are off to college.brian zemina has been coming here since the store opened. he really appreciates jason and tony's deep knowledge of cinema.sotthey were always good at recommending things i liked. they ordered a lot of stuff for me but in recent years, the rise of digital downloads and streaming services like netflix has devastated take one's bottom line. jason and tony started dubbing video tapes on the side to make extra money and that helped keep the do

. >> most of those dvds are sale. >>> nand on accuweather, we're tracking a pair of storms, one tonight that will bring some light showers, and another one a stronger storm that will arrive in the middle of the week. doppler 7 tracking all the action tonight and so far this evening, any rain has been confined to the north bay. doppler 7 with zero into the north bay. very light in nature once again, and even a little bit of snow activity on live doppler 7, that white you see on your screen to the north of lakeport, a couple of flurries in the high elevations with this cold, quick moving system. where we have that rain falling, it's pulling down cold air. you can see behind that front, we're in the 40s, in front of the front, we're in the 50s. the next 12 hours, we have that cloud cover overhead with showers starting in the north bay and sinking to the south. what that's going to do, it's going to keep temperatures a bit warmer tonight than last night. we'll all settle in the next few hours in the 40s. 41 that overnight low in napa. we do have some showers in the next 12 to 18 hours. so t

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since dvd's pushed v-h-s tapes off the shelves years ago....night one of the last family owned video stores in the east bay is closing it's doors for good...but not before getting rid of thousands of dvd's... we visit with the family, coming up. (steve) find out why a man in the east bay is thanking and honoring the police officers who arrested him... (grant) and after the break.. more pot dispensaries are opening across the the bay area... but we'll tell you why some pot farms are being blamed for poisoning and killing an endangered animal... more marijuana dispensaries are now open for recreational sales in san francisco. one of the new recreational dispesnaries is "the apothecarium marina" on lombard street. sales to the public began there at eleven this morning. we have a list of san francisco pot dispensaries currently selling recreational marijuana on our website at kron 4 dot com. (grant) rat poison used at marijuana farms appears be killing endangered owls... that's according to scientists at u-c davis and the california academy of scie

dvd? i'm not a witch, that's in the outstanding debut category.choice to accept life as a witch or get turned into a goat. it is written and directed brilliantly. i thought it was a remarkable feature, something which yes, it's funny, yes it's satirical. but it's about misogyny and about magic. it's one of those films again, sometimes you're watching it, you don't know whether to laugh or cry, you end up doing both. it's worth checking out. thank you. excellent. thank you very much mark, a really intriguing week and many more weeks like that to come because we're building up to awards season, of course. plenty of that to come. you will find all the film news and reviews from across the bbc on the website. you can find all our previous programmes on the iplayer as well. it's a cracking week, enjoy your cinema going. thanks for being with us, bye—bye. s the latest live weather update. the snow showers have made difficult travelling across western and southern scotland today. we've seen heavy snow showers. snow piling up quickly. really difficult m77

. >> most of those dvds are for sale. >>> nand on accuweather, we're tracking a pair of storms, one tonight that will bring some light showers, and another one a stronger storm that will arrive in the middle of the week. doppler 7 tracking all the action tonight and so far this evening, any rain has been confined to the north bay. doppler 7 with zero into the north bay. very light in nature once again, and even a little bit of snow activity on live doppler 7, that white you see on your screen to the north of lakeport, a couple of flurries in the high elevations with this cold, quick moving system. where we have that rain falling, it's pulling down cold air. you can see behind that front, we're in the 40s, in front of the front, we're in the 50s. the next 12 hours, we have that cloud cover overhead with showers starting in the north bay and sinking to the south. what that's going to do, it's going to keep temperatures a bit warmer tonight than last night. we'll all settle in the next few hours in the 40s. 41 that overnight low in napa. we do have some showers in the next 12 to 18 hours. so t

business partner tony ibriham purchased take one movie rentals back in 1999 right at the time, when dvdss for the storesotwe were going to ride the dvd wave and just get our foot in the door. start from there.over the last 18 years, the pair has rented tens of thousands of movies. the store also became a fixture in the neighborhood with regular customers returning year after year. sotseeing the same people come in and just talkin to them once a week and i know them and they know me.sota lot of our customers we have known since their kids were babies and now they are off to college.brian zemina has been coming here since the store opened. he really appreciates jason and tony's deep knowledge of cinema.sotthey were always good at recommending things i liked. they ordered a lot of stuff for me but in recent years, the rise of digital downloads and streaming services like netflix has devastated take one's bottom line. jason and tony started dubbing video tapes on the side to make extra money and that helped keep the doors open but they says the writing is on the wall for their industry.soti

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for dvd? so i am not a witch. it turned out in the outstanding debut category at the baftas.it‘s also about misogyny and magic. one of those films, again, sometimes you‘re watching it and don‘t know whether to laugh or cry, and end up doing both. it‘s really well worth checking out. thank you, mark. a really, really intriguing week. and many more like that to come, because we‘re building up to awards season. plenty to come. a reminder, before we go, you will find all of the film news and reviews from across the bbc on the website. and you can find all our previous programmes on the iplayer as well. it‘s a cracking week. enjoy your cinema going. thanks for being with us. bye— bye. hello, this is breakfast with christian fraser and babita sharma. here‘s a summary of today‘s main stories from bbc news. afg ha n afghan security forces say the siege ofa afghan security forces say the siege of a luxury hotel in kabul has come to an end more than 12 hours after it was attacked by heavily armed militants. five civilians were killed at the intercontinental hotel. more than 100 people

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go and see coco and get book of life on dvd, because it's a different film, but there are great similaritiespping. the commuter — does it deliver? it's a film with an interesting set—up. liam neeson is a ex—cop working as an insurance salesman. the beginning of the film, he loses hisjob, he's doing his commute. he needs money because he has to pay for his kids' tuition. suddenly, vera farmiga turns up and says, "i want you to find someone for me". "i can't tell you who they are, or what they look like, but if you do it there will be a reward". here's a clip. someone on this train does not belong. all you have to do is find them. that's it. this person is carrying a bag. you don't know what it looks like, but inside that bag is something they have stolen. this person goes by the name of prynne. it's not a real name. they will be on this train until coldspring. you find them, you find the bag, the $100,000 is yours. don't leave the train before finding the bag. don't tell anyone about this offer. waita minute, waita minute. simple. i thought this was hypothetical. it'sjust one little thing. sh

and dvd, you've picked one of my films of last year detroit. superb.liant. the anatomy of an uprising. set in the late 19605 but i think relevant to today. fantastic ensemble cast. john boyega, will poulter, both absolutely brilliant. i would have had both of them in supporting actor nominations. fantastically directed by kathryn bigelow. yet somehow it seems to have slipped off the radar, which is a shame. i thought it was a really gripping piece of work. absolutely. a hard watch, but it is brilliant. but it has to be tough because of the subject matter. it would be wrong if it wasn't. absolutely. this is the chance to see it, if you didn't see it in the cinema. it's on dvd this week. mark, thank you very much. see you next week for more. there is, of course, more film news and reviews from across the bbc on the website. you know the address, bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. you can find our previous programmes on the bbci player. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc new

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