i interviewed brian eno once.t, with a terrifyingly big brain. just like you. bigger. that's all we've got time for. yeah, thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye! hello there. it's been a chilly start to the weekend. we've got some cold weather overnight where we have the clearer skies. temperatures may be a bit higher in scotland, mind you, because we've seen this cloud moving down from the north and we'll continue to see a bit of light rain or drizzle on that weak weather front there as it runs into our area of high pressure. now, in between those two weather fronts, the potential for some slightly warmer air across scotland where we get some sunshine, and particularly northern ireland. but for england and wales, we're still in the cold air, so it's not going to be too hot for the runners in the london marathon. it should stay dry. there will be a cool northeasterly breeze and a top temperature of 11 or 12 degrees. we will see some cloud developing in east anglia and the southeast that could bring the odd

i interviewed brian eno once.st as an artist, with a terrifyingly big brain. just like you. bigger. that's all we've got time for. yeah, thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye! hello there. many parts of the uk had some lengthy spells of sunshine on friday, but there were a few showers around. the remain of some of this shower cloud in wolverhampton gave this fine end to the day, a fine sunset, and the majority of the shower cloud through friday afternoon was associated with a stripe of cloud you can see right here. this was actually an old cold front. the significance of that is colder air is behind it. and as we go through the next few hours, that will be pushing in across much of the uk. milder air recirculating around our area of high pressure into northern ireland and western scotland. so it's here through the weekend that we will see the nation's highest temperatures. now on to the next few hours, we're looking at that colder air arriving, a lot of dry weather, a lot of clear skies. and that means it's

i interviewed brian eno once.terrifyingly big brain. just like you. bigger. that's all we've got time for. yeah, thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye! hello there. good afternoon. well, april sunshine has a little bit more kick to it and it will feel quite pleasant in the best of that out towards western spots of the uk for the rest of the afternoon. lovely start to the day here in pembrokeshire, albeit a chilly one. the air is cold for the time of year and it's exceptionally cold towards north sea facing coasts with a brisk northeasterly wind blowing, and that colder air marked in blue is just set to stick around as we head through much of the rest of the week, although it could turn milder and more unsettled from the southwest by the time we get into next weekend. but lots of dry weather around today. high pressure centred over the uk. a warm front though bringing some occasional rain, most of it light and patchy across many central eastern areas of scotland down through north west england, cloud ahead o

because i've been very inspired by a documentary i saw this weekend called eno, with brian eno in it.ally quite something, but one of the things he said was he banishes but, it's a no—but zone when they're creating, whether that's heroes for david bowie or, you know, all the other incredible music that he's created. no buts in the room. the minute, he says all creative ideas can be killed by you saying "but" immediately at the beginning. is that right? absolutely. and, you know, when you're, you know, i don't... - brainstorm sessions are usually a complete waste of time. - there's evidence to say, brainstorm sessions... i you're going to be quoted across the country tomorrow in offices. it is, it's true. no great idea has come out of a brainstorm session. . none. even really bad ideas seldom come out of a brainstorm session. yes, even bad ones. - it'sjust a desert of ideas. i can talk about a thousand ideas that came out of, - you know, one person said, - or two people working together. of course, that's it. so, you know, the idea that you can sort of get people l together and make th

this case to delay criminal trials for the president start reporting from our washington bureau chief enos paul speaking to us earlier about venice, italy is worth a visit. and 5, yours to italian authorities have introduced a new 5 euro fee for people wanting to visit venice. federal say the new fee is aimed at curbing peak tourism to the fragile lagoon city and safeguarding spaces for residents. they also hope it will help provide more information on the number of day trippers. something that's been relatively unknown, hits the city of canals, culture, and crowds. venice has long been stream by mass tourism. now a pilot project aims to rein it in. dave visitors have to pay 5 year rose to enter . the officials say it will discourage tours from coming during peak times and make the city more livable for residence. the charge also tells officials how many de troopers are coming in. these tourists are happy to pay a t z. i think we should pay 10 meant 5. we should pay more to help. you've got to it's too crowded. otherwise, if you want to get the most out of it. but not everyone agrees, vene

until this moment that i am talking to you , the enos sirat area is witnessing intense clashes between the resistance forces and the zionist occupying forces, which started last night and is still continuing. the zionist forces have attacked this area to some extent. they entered under the cover of their fighter attacks and their artillery attacks, and these conflicts are already very much. it is not that they were martyred in the mass killings of the gaza strip and this crime. although it was a very ugly crime committed by the zionist regime it is a strong message for those who claim that the resistance forces are outside the gaza strip and that their children and families will not be harmed . in the gaza strip, the palestinian people are all involved today in the mass killings launched by the zionist regime and the resistance forces and the leaders and their heads and their families also told our reporter from rafah in the south of the gaza strip, the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative, referring to the assassination of the family members of the head of the poli

while i'm here to take a enos or his family to places they need to go to a guess they, if they want to go somewhere, this is further than a horse and buggy were taken. yeah, the jim route is who has been driving the sleep ball family for 12 years? no i, i wouldn't. i wouldn't want to be on a show i to used to the way of life. so i have and you know, i understand why they do what they do. it's is part of the how they feel they should live and you know, that's, that's fine. i have no problem. most of doing the 15 year old daughter, rachel finished school a year ago. now she's helping out on the farm. for the most part, she's responsible for the laundry and looking after the courses. what about the future monday, the latest is i still? yeah, i'm just there kurt. so friend of he knows arrives at the farm on his horse, granny. well, i am here does. uh he, this is my blacksmith. he puts up on tucson, my horse. that's a trim misspeak reissue of so right. chester isn't a farmer. he's a construction manager and a sub contractor, arranging jobs for tradesman. he lives 7 miles away. the does not

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for -- is eno enormous, and in a power generation, we will run out of electricity if we are going tol a.i. world, and so the need to build onto -- this is all going to stimulate our economy by the way to build onto more a.i. which is building more electricity, and power. >> we've got steve covac here. what larry fink was talking about was this a.i. halo that is supposed to touch many other industries. energy is certainly one of them. software would be sort of an obvious next place to go, but i want to show you a chart of the software etf versus the estimates chip etf, and the discrepancy between the both. we haven't seen this a.i. halo expand beyond the chips or megacaps or would you agree with that? >> i totally agree because we haven't seen it implemented yet, right? companies have not really come out yet and said, oh. our productivity is increasing because of a.i. so, you know, you've got microsoft and copilot and all these other companies, but to your point, it's the megacaps and it's the chip companies right now, but until we see it being used, we have to kind of make sure, and

they get flushed through floridians from antidepressants , eno to heart medicine that is in the wildlife of the human pressure there. so a lot of stress on that that ecosystem, it's really disturbing. one thing >> that isn't though your new book, it's, it's hopeful. >> oh, thank >> you for about the environment and what's happening. yeah, >> life as we know, it can be, it comes out next week and tackles a lot of these big problems of flee in a new way. but thank you. started reading it's quite good. thank you. appreciate it, john. >> and i just learned the fact about pharmaceuticals in bill's new book when i was reading it. was the first time ever heard that all right. this morning of the subject of books, the library book, more than 100 years overdue back home home a copy of ivanhoe was supposed to be returned to the fort collins, colorado library on february 13, 1919. >> so it was a little late just a little a man found while looking through his mother's thinks a sticker inside the book said, quote, a fine of $0.02 per day shall be collected on all books. if messenger be said for detai

in fact, as a spreading hunger undergoing from enos patient a can to noise and pound to the good news is that my colleagues have reported that there is a more food available in the market. the so increased the ability back to these these 2 additional clean the defore, this accessible just because there is absolutely no cash seclude thing in the nose and found the offer to go straight to me. but he is at that much more needs to be done. it is true that there has been more supply entering during the months of a prison, but this is to from enough to reserve a to, to be there. so the biggest div trend we have seen. i have also mentioned this morning with them at the, the most data, the issue about the, the blame game you might have between the sway to a to achieve and it's a co got the, the united nation on one handy. so any seeing what we are providing all the necessary food to the program is a, it is on the side of the united nation. the please just give you few facts regarding the so 1st this is the true because this is not all our reading. the new kept the starting was a or whatever w

but rather than delay the game, both teams agreed to play and just kinda deal with the wonk enos of a miscalculation in the end it was nc state that toppled top-seeded texas 76, 66 to reach her first final force since 1998. but you think about tonight's game, lsu and iowa, this incredible opportunity for 200 superstars and caitlin clark and angel reese to go toe to toe with one another. they are both confident they both talk trash. they both have swagger. they're both great teammates. and so to have this be must-see primetime television later on this evening is just gonna be so fun this rematch to the national championship last year that everybody just cannot wait for and with good reason yeah, that's gonna be a huge match up. i'll definitely be watching. all right. caroline. no, thank you so much. that was great rundown of everything that's took place over the weekend. thanks so much and our next our newsroom continues after a short break. >> this is the big game >> kane who that do covid-19. >> i'm not waiting. >> if it's covid packs love it, packs loop. >> it is an oral treatment f

. >> they're smart enough to know that everyone has google eno .c. they can search it, whatever.y know that this is coming. you know, i applaud what elon musk is doing. dos. nk that guy's a geniu but in terms of michigan, we're going to make cars we're we're going to keep the industrial revolution alive and we might have to innovate industr, go pat that where things are going now. am getting off base here. >> but i think i think. i don't thin jesse:k people to . now they do it. >> they do have to wake up michigan. >> michigan is full. michigan is the melting po ie tp of america. >> when people came from the south after, you knoeow, d y the industrial revolution, the civil war, the set, neal, and they stopped in chicag stopn and they came to detroitis to make a living wage. this, that and the other. they've stuck around. inenerations there, including my family. >> and it's timeamil to, time, decision wise, working class. all right. but i got to ask you about the beer t now. i'm going to do the opposite. i'm going to do the opposite of biden. i mean, if you don't vote ifnald you do

disagree with thel united states, federal government is engaging israel, you have every right tnt is enof you do something that's anti-semitic, you don't itic you. needs todo >> i think that's what needs to be said. and i think the media is conflating these two things, and it's very harmful to conflate the two things because they're not the samepleu what. if you're a university and you have a code of conduct code of standards, or you can tell people that they're not, but many university educated, many universities, i mean, they take no, no, that's not true. >> when the columbia university president went dowtalked an to k about who she suspended, who was , and she investigated because they violated her code wa. aduct so there are code of conduct that universities are following. and i think we just have to make univer clear bright line between what is and what is not doing. >> that is up next. >> what's good about like the guy i love, start your day with nature. meet the number one pharmacist recommended, vitamin and supplement brand with ashley's all new high performance furniture. you ca

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philip, well, enos today confirmed the title of owner of your brooch, which is supposed to keep him and fact already in the finals, and god forbid you win, my dear child of a garbage dump, thank you philip, and kirill, i’ll retell you the previous nine episodes, the previous series, i’m listening. i'm at a loss about the cesspool of everything that's going on, i'm just telling you, the raccoon lured philip's jacket, lured philip's brooch, the apartment, i myself gave away, which protects him, the apartment remained with philip or for now, today you can lure him out, i think, as long as there is left, he will simply move to my apartment on filippovsky, on the second floor, and by the way, i have a second one there from you give up, so when i was a rhinoceros, they also offered me... did i offer you too? yes, yes, philip, you 're a liar, i, i, yes, for the first time in five seasons , the mask told philip that he was a liar, why, raccoon, why, because i thought that i was the only one, and you're a liar, this season, the only one that season, i don’t want to know that's it, me too, ugh, g