gilbert, the man behind classic james bond films, —— lewis gilbert, the man behind classicjames bondage at their manager after coming up on sportsday on bbc news, venting their anger at wenger — arsenal fans continue to rage at their manager after their side's passive performance in the league cup final defeat. police have launched a child protection investigation at a suspected unregistered school in essex following a bbc investigation. the synagogue says it's closed the school on its grounds while it examines allegations about the treatment of children. more than 350 schools in england and wales that are thought to be unregistered. the schools' regulator 0fsted says it lacks the powers to close them down. our special correspondent, lucy manning, has been investigating whether places offering exclusively religious education should even be considered as schools. young children on their way to school, except this one is believed to be unregistered. five minutes to nine and a school bus arrives at the house in north london with the last of the children. we counted at least 30 going in.

lewis gilbert was hired on the heels of alfie.g someone who deals with james bond deals with, whether it is the actors or the directors, they are remembered by their association with one of the biggest film franchises of all time. also the definitive stories of british bravery in the second world war and definitive working—class heroes? alfie is the movie he was remembered for. this isn't necessarily a heroic character but an ultimate cad. alfie was made for very little money in 1966 and included all sorts of touches that set it apart. the film industry was looking for new solutions in ways to keep the audiences interested while it was competing with television and other forms of media and massive changes in the world around it. the sexual revolution is happening off—screen and the broccoli family wanted someone who felt who was plugged into that world to bring that flavour to the james bond character. briefly, i was looking at how the bfi director said when he was given the fellowship prize in 2001, they were talking about educat

lewis gilbert, who's died at the age of 97. one of the city's most successful actors is still looking for traces of his father, a former british hong kong government official who left him when he was four. anthony wong chau—sang spoke to the bbc about his search. that's all for now. thanks for watching newsday. hello there. the coldest snap of this winter season is likely to continue for the rest of this week and there's more snow in the forecast. most of the country has seen some snow. it is falling in the form of showers, but some parts in eastern england have got some pretty impressive snow depth. the are likely to add a further. more snow is forecast. there is going to be more travel disruption as a result. driving all of these snow showers into eastern areas. some pushing their way westward as well. during the start of wednesday, looks like most of the showers again will be confined to eastern coastal areas, particularly the northeast of england and in towards eastern scotland. it's going to be a very cold start to wednesd

we look back on the f lewis gilbert. temperatures have been dropping across much of europe as an arctic blast sweeps across the continent. the weather front from russia, from s e the beast east come ought snow and strong winds, disrupting travel and putting vulnerable people at risk. tom burridge has this report. tom: for some come it is an excuse to post a quirky video. r people andni als, its hard getting around right now in places such as hungary.it s dangerous, too. lthe driver of thry in serbia is lucky. he was left hanging in his cabin for two hours before being rescued.of even the isl corsica, more associated with sunny summer holidays, woke to this. in brussels, controversial measures to get homeless people off the streets. the authorities say that if people refuse to move, the police will detain them and bring them to shelters like this one. "they come here," says this volunteer, "and have a bed and paper sheets. 10 people were detained last night and slept here," he said.i ealize that homeless people refused to

we pay tribute to director lewis gilbert, who's died aged 97.e—hour "humanitarian pause" in the besieged damascus suburb of eastern ghouta, declared only yesterday by the russians, has already collapsed. it was hoped the daily ceasefire would let aid in, and civilians out. but on day one, civilians among the thousands trapped there say there were more airstrikes from syrian government forces, supported by the russians. president assad and his allies blame the rebels. nearly 400,000 people are trapped in the area, to the east of the syrian capital. they've been under siege from government forces since 2013. this report from our middle east editorjeremy bowen. it was supposed to be a chance to get some aid into eastern ghouta, but the temporary ceasefire, at best, was ragged. no civilians left down the newly designated safe corridors. once again in syria, the russians are setting the pace. this russian officer, stationed in the humanitarian corridor, claimed armed opposition groups were stopping civilians leaving. the day turned into a demonstrati

lewis gilbert, who's died at the age of 97.'s most successful actors is still looking for traces of his father, a former british hong kong government official who left him when he was four. anthony wong chau—sang spoke to the bbc about his search. hong kong actor anthony wong and his search for his father. you have been watching newsday, stay with us. what will happen to research funding in the uk after it leaves the eu? the impact brexit will have. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures. this guy in washington dc who's clearly not happy with this traffic camera. he appears to be getting revenge for a speeding ticket by making sure it's well and truly out of action. police believe he could be responsible for vandalising 11 cameras in one day. hello there, the coldest snap of this winter season is likely to continue for the rest of this week and there's more snow in the forecast. most of the country has seen some snow. forecast. most of the country has seen some snow. if the following in the form of showers but so

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the british film director lewis gilbert, the man behind some of the most famous bond films, like the spy who loved me and moonraker, has died at the age of 97. he directed more than a0 films during his long career, including alfie and educating rita starring michael caine. david silito looks back at his life. that's it, that's fine. when lewis gilbert took on bond in you only live twice, he was already a director with more than 20 films to his name. he'd directed orson welles, kenneth moore, dirk bogart, but 007, with its seemingly unlimited budget, was new territory. i've made 25 films and i've never been on a film where this doesn't ever come up. if i said today, "look, i want 5,000 people flown in from tokyo", i'm sure they'd be flown in, you know. cover up. in the ‘50s, lewis gilbert had made his name with a string of tales of stiff upper lip wartime british valour. and then in the ‘60s, a film that helped define a very different era — alfie. my understanding of women only goes as far as the pleasure. no, no, no, michael, we're going right. 0n set, he was easy—going, charming, un

gilbert introduced me to dennis in 1996 and took me to the club where gilbert was the muralist in the building and, unfortunately, they're gone, but several rooms gilbert painted. and i know for those folks who have been fighting this fight for so many decades within the medical cannabis movement, the aids movement, lgbt civil rights movement, this is a tremendous loss for our community. and we're sad. but we also have to recognize that this was a person whose influence and impact were truly colossal and it was somebody that really was a great, great person to have sprung out of the freedom and the energy that we used to have in this city, where people would show up here, be able to define themselves authentically, often in confrontation with the existing power structure, something i fear, unfortunately, is ebbing away. i want to honor dennis and let his family know that we're very sad for his loss and let the community know that we're sad for his loss. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor tang? >> supervisor tang: i have something amazing to submit but i will talk about it at a later time

and the film director lewis gilbert — the man behind bond films like you only live twice — has died atge of 97. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news... no old boys routine for swansea city boss carlos ca rvalhal, as he looks to knock his former club sheffield wednesday out of the fa cup. good evening. snow and freezing temperatures have caused major disruption across many parts of the uk today with forecasters warning that there is much worse to come this week. more than 560 schools have been closed across england, wales and scotland. driving conditions were "treacherous" in some places — in lincolnshire there were 20 accidents in the space ofjust ofjust three hours, including one which left three people dead. there've been big problems on the railways, with more than 300 cancelled by southeastern and greater anglia. dozens of flights were cancelled too. in a moment we'll hear from danny savage in north yorkshire but first this from robert hall from ashford in kent. the warnings had been clear, but the snow which swept in from europe still gave travellers a taste of what this week as

joining us now, martin gilbert.rdeen just reporting numbers and reporting a deal and some director level changes. very good distinct you this morning. that's -- very good to speak to you this morning. let's have a deal -- let's have a conversation on the deal. martin: we felt phoenix was a more natural owner of the life company. it is a capital heavy business. our model is more capital like. -- capital light. i think it is a great news for the people at standard life, the customers, and of course our shareholders, we thought this was a better route to go for our people. anna: tell me about the underlying business. i see you have reported full-year net outflows come 31 billion pounds for standard life aberdeen. tell us about the most recent trend in outflows. we have seen the lloyds banking group news, but what is the underlying outperformance at the moment? martin: it is better. than 2016.tter we feel we are making progress. theof the advantages of transaction with phoenix is we are keeping the very high growth plat

. >>> check out gilbert. got game. >> three-car kitty. >> i'll try this with my cat. >> gilbert is an ace. >> and a car. and a car. ♪ >>> his plan, go to every ikea store in the uk, over 72 hours, and eat meet meatballs. >> just go and have one meatball at each place, pace yourself. >> that's not quite how it works. see how it works and if he can pull it off tried, go to rightthisminute.com or check it out on our mobile app. >>> tom from the kill them youtube channel has a stupid idea. >> i'm going to every single ikea and eat meatballs in every one. >> he wants to go to every single ikea in the united kingdom in the next 72 hours and eat meatballs at every one. that involves more than one country. >> we're going to go to scotland, wales, england, there's all these -- like 20 ikeas, i'm going to every single one, i'm going to eat meatballs. >> 20 ikeas, 72 hours, that's a lot of meatballs. let's get to work. he's clearly not thought this through. he's not just got the meatballs, he's got the fries, the cake.

lewis gilbert, providing some ofjames bond's greatest moments.oger moore. that was one of my favourite movies. who is your favourite movies. who is your favourite james bond ? favourite movies. who is your favourite james bond? i love roger mirror because he used to take the mickey out of the genre. —— roger mirror. it has to be sean connery. he could have no pictures at all and listened to him all day. do you think you grow up with a james bond? mine is daniel craig. we all have a crush on daniel craig. i have a crush on daniel craig. i have a crush on daniel craig. i have a crush on daniel craig as well, we can be honest about this. he doesn't own stu nts can be honest about this. he doesn't own stunts and he has the greedy atmosphere, you do not know what he is thinking. —— moody atmosphere. i must‘ve seen his films 15 times. one of the best films ever. goldeneye is fantastic. diamonds are forever. i liked that film. i do like sean connery. they are in black and white, some of them. can you do it for us? surely not... no, i cannot. 0k. for us?

lewis gilbert, who has died at the age of 97.outh africa and zimbabwe. —— the country of wa kanda. south africa and zimbabwe. —— the country of wakanda. here are some of the useful phrases. i may not be from wa kanda, but the useful phrases. i may not be from wakanda, but i do speak the language. what you hear in the film is my language. it is spoken byjust over 8 million people in south africa and was nelson mandela's hauman. just in case you find yourself in wa kanda hauman. just in case you find yourself in wakanda and you want to strike up a conversation with black panther, i will teach you a few phrases. it is one of the few land which is in the world with clicks in it. if you want to say hi, how are you? let's it. if you want to say hi, how are you ? let's take it. if you want to say hi, how are you? let's take it up a notch. maybe you? let's take it up a notch. maybe you want to know what side of the road to drive on. you would say... let's try that again. what side of the body do you drive on here? —— of the body do you d

and it's from the portrait that was painted by gilbert stuart. he was an artist from rhode island. it's the most famous portrait of george washington, but there were brothers who were put in charge of creating the image for the flag and they went about designing it, coming up with all the different lettering. they had it perfect, except, the image they had of george washington came from a box of cough syrup, and it just wouldn't do, and in the 11th hour, they found gilbert stuart's portrait of george washington. they put it on the flag. it was accepted by the legislatures in washington, and we still have that flag today. - that's this week's flag facts. i'm eric. - here's another report in our series on first aid basics. (alternative rock music) - today, we're talking first aid kids. to walk us through the must-haves is lapicha shah, from the american red cross. so, where do we begin? - well, every home needs to have at least one portable first aid kid. and it should be in a place that's easily accessible to everybody and everybody should know what that place is. kits can come read

that is roger gilbert. he's the fire chief in a small town near erie pennsylvania and he's in the middle of a big controversy. >>> this year's flu season shaping up to be one of the deadliest in history. >>> another eagles coach is leaving the nest, a look who the birds are losing and who can replace him. >>> a look in wilmington the rain starting to slow down a little bit but still going to take several hours before it's out of here. [narrator] look around. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there isn't, well, you know where i'm going with that. don't do things by the book if the book can't keep up. take your page from one that hasn't been written. we took two renowned universities, including a premiere medical school, and created a single university that defies convention. at jefferson, we're making modern look old and making old look new and making sure new is not enough. we're adding more weight to your degrees an

host of "ny, the bloomberg daybreak," as well as martin gilbert join us.ow much of a surprise have this meant for you, and how will it impact your? martin: it is not a total surprise. clearly we are disappointed. we would have preferred to keep managing money, and there is a possibility we will still manage the money, but i think it is important to have the review and our arrangements. it is less than 5% of revenue, but it will have an impact on profit, but this is not for the business, but these sort of blips you go through. francine: your share price is down 7.3%. martin gilbert, can you tell us why you think this is a relationship that did not go to plan? martin: look, we have known about this for six months. clearly they believe we are competing with them. they are obviously entitled to that view, but the rest of our business is doing really well. we have merged the two companies to create a world-class investment company. goingk the merger is really well. this was obviously one of the us,gs that could go against but as i said, look, let's be clear, th

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. >> his childhood friend sarah gilbert broke down in tears reading a statement from the former childtar. >> there is no excuse for this behavior. >> scott baio was spotted out and vehemently denying her claims. his spokesperson said we've been demanding nicole eggert bring her story to the authorities. it's good she has even if it's part of a publicity campaign. perhaps she can explain to them her ever changing story. >> my story has been the same. we had a sexual relationship when she was an adult, when "charles in charge" was long rapped. she would have been 18 or maybe 19 years old. >> it's treing to point out part of scott's defense is eggert still worked with him after the. in 2007 she appeared on baio's reality show. >> remember picking the playboy magazine out like it was a sear's catalog. >> that show is about him getting therapy for his womanizing. >> i'm trying to figure out what the flaw is in me. >> eggert's manager said his team has a message. >> we won't let the baio camp bully nicole anymore. now that the nypd is involved you have to talk to them. >> we have more with

chris rock's tony co-stars along with sarah gilbert.y played a married couple on the original roseanne. >> it's fantastic to be with sarah again. we remained friends. >> if you could make my lifestyle seem normal that would help me out. >> we'll try but you look like diane keaton. >> he hopes the show will inspire conversations about faith. >> i had a moment where i was driving to work and a guy that was angry at me for my driving spit on my car. my instinct initially was to catch up to him and, you know, do something back. i caught myself because of this episode we did. i didn't go up and tell him i loved him, but i just let him keep ongoing. that's progress for me. >> love thy neighbor, well that suck. >> does johnny think he could live by the good word. >> the cursing thing i would have trouble with. >> back to the show's star -- >> jay r. ferguson was 16 when he joined "evening shade" opposite burt renonds and marry li lieu when er. >> did the queen of snapchat cost the company one billion bucks? we'll explain. >> on instagram, face

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nejra: mark gilbert, thank you so much for joining us. a go on column at gad the bloomberg.onnie: let's take a look at the first word news. courtney donohoe has more. courtney: president trump may struggle with that promise to spend $1.5 trillion to fix the countries crippling infrastructure. funding would be used to spur state and local governments and the private sector to come up with the rest of the money. democrats call that "bait and switch." in south africa, the fate of president jacob zuma is likely to be sealed at a meeting of the african natural congress top leadership. he has defied pressure to step down. his nine years in office have been marred by scandal. his spokesperson denied a report that he has already agreed to quit. the senate begins a rare debate on immigration today. at stake is the fate of the so-called dreamers, the young undocumented immigrant that faced deportation. democrats and some republicans say they want to help them and president trump says he will, too. in exchange, he wants money to build the wall on the border and significant limits to im

the ninth circuit said yeah, there's that town of gilbert case that the supreme court said but we have ninth circuit president that gives us a more permissive standard and that's what we're going to use. and i think that also might have been a reasonthe supreme court took the case . >> any questions? in the back? >> i'm andrew hamm. i'm also not a lawyer for this question but could california just say okay, everyone has to post the notice whether you perform abortions, participate in the program, everybody has to post a notice. does that then take away the target? >> that might be a different situation but that's clearly not what the law does so it's very gerrymandered as to who have to do this. we might say that in a different case but we definitely don't have a situation here. >> now at from my civil rights background, if you have a discriminatory motive or animus or whatever and let's say you consciously segregate the school and there was a series of cases in brown versus board of education, but then in some jurisdictions, they do the same thing but they would call it a neighborhood

kiren gilbert from sky news. >> kiren gilbert from sky news australia. general mattis called china a revisionist power and they're a growing threat from china yet you're very positive about yourship with xi. can you tell us is it a friend or a foe and, on north korea, the sanctions, if they don't work, are all options still on the table? can i get your answer, also the prime minister's thoughts? >> well the second we'll have to see. i don't think i'm going to exactly play that card but we'll have to see. if the sanctions don't work we'll have to go phase two. phase two may be a very rough thing. it may be very, very unfortunate for the world. but hopefully the sanctions will work. we have tremendous support all around the world for what we're doing. it really is a rogue nation. if we can make a deal it will be a great thing. if we can't, something will have to happen. so we'll see. as far as general mattis is concerned he has that view, a lot of people have that view. china's tough. they're getting stronger. they're getting stronger to a large extent wit

just like gilbert. and almost like i don't know what. it's like so i just don't. want to be like the same after what. the u.s. secretary of state is meeting turkey's president as america begins to read in its rhetoric on the conflict between the kurds in syria. and american intelligence chiefs urged people to avoid chinese made. this by its u.s. organizations. around the clock across the world this is r t international my names you know neil welcome to the program another must occur in the united states this time a high school in florida seventeen people have been killed on at least a dozen others are reported injured video emerged which seems to be from one of the classrooms while the attack was underway police be warned it contains up setting scenes. yeah shots rang out inside the school in the city of parkland panic students were seen running to safety this video was taken while the gunman was still on the attack it's understood the killer set off a fire alarm to draw people into the open to cause as many injuries possible armed officers rapidly swarmed the cam

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this is thom gilbert, and i attended one of your events because my dad has worked his whole life in manual labor, working hard. i was heading down that same path, realizing that it's not the path i wanted to go down. there had to be a better way. your courses, your training, and your education has allowed me to do 15 deals since starting with you. it's allowed me to change the path that my dad was on, help him retire, set up my children for future success and real estate investing, and change my own destiny. so thank you. - to learn more about how the yancey way to profit in real estate really works, i went to las vegas to meet scott yancey. now, scott has clearly come a long way from being a $5-an-hour errand runner, but i was just so impressed with how down-to-earth he still is and how much passion he has for helping others learn to use real estate to transform their own lives. so what do you think keeps other people from making money in real estate? - i absolutely know what it is. it's two things, knowledge and money. - what do you mean? - well, you can have all the money in the world,

hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we've been tracking this week both russia and cambodia have elections upcoming it's not a great time to be an opposition figure or journalist in either having difficulty getting followers on twitter that's ok just by some more journalists have been arrested in turkey over a story the government's clearly sensitive about and the alternative swearing in ceremony in nairobi that was meant to send a political message. russia's presidential election takes place about six weeks from now the kremlin has been clamping down on critical voices and as the opposition politician at the heart of this story alexei navalny will tell you there's nothing particularly subtle about the government's tactics no volley was arrested last week and is you to base channel was shut down in the middle of a broadcast he was probably banking on the attention that he gets from global news outlets international coverage along with his online following have been central to the volleys media strategy as the kremlin has steadily t

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a few weeks ago we had two trains up near our gilbert community in lexington county that basically just side-swiped each other. just barely touched, didn't really damage them, i don't believe. our firefighters responded immediately, but no one injured. we had derailments years ago with the spilling of coal, but never anything with fatalities or loss of life. occasionally, someone will cross a crossing with a car and a car or truck will be hit, but nothing like this. this is way beyond, and again, i've worked for lexington county for 17 years, i was a captain emt and have never seen anything like this. >> paul, you said this was a rural area and not a lot of residents around to hear this. about how many people are actually in cayce, south carolina, where this accident happened? >> well, you're not in the city limits of cayce. we are outside the city limits just to the southwest of the city of cayce. cayce is a fairly nice-sized city, as is west glenn. they are very, very close, very big cities, they are growing by leaps and bounds because of the river, but we are between cayce, pine ridg

thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.off the week here on "jeopardy!" yesterday. at one point, early in the double jeopardy! round, marty had close to a $10,000 lead. but by the end of that round, he was trailing one of the challengers by $200. fortunately for marty, he's the only one who came up with the correct response in final. and that makes a difference quite often. frank and emily, nice to have you with us. good luck, players. let's go to work right now in the jeopardy! round. and today, you three deal with these categories. we make a visit to... and he will deliver all of the clues. we deal with... followed by... and finally... marty. let's do jay leno's garage for $200. all right, jay, start us off, please...

thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. game we had to kick off the week here on "jeopardy!" yesterday. at one point, early in the double jeopardy! round, marty had close to a $10,000 lead. but by the end of that round,

. -- gilbert -- australia, general mattis has called china a has called china a revisionist power and there are agreeing threats from china, yet you're very positive about your relationship with xi. can you tell us, is it a friend foe, and on north korea, the sanctions, if they don't work, are options still on the table? can you get your answer also and the prime minister's thoughts. second,nt trump: for the we'll have to see. i don't think i want to exactly play that card. see, if the o sanctions don't work we'll have to go phase two. may be a very rough thing. maybe very, very unfortunate for the world. the sanctions will work. we have tremendous support all world for what we're doing. it's a rogue nation. if we can make a deal it would thing.reat if we can't something will have to happen. so we'll see. is ar as general mattis concerned, he has that view and of people have that view. china is stuff, getting stronger, getting stronger to with a lot of the money they have made from having poor leadership in the united united because the states leadership has allowed them to get away w

. >> and students at gilbert, arizona. >> 50 students in the bay area staged a walkout. this was the scene after alameda high just about 30 minutes ago. let's take you now to florida where reporter caroline shively is standing by. >> reporter: hi there mike and gasia. the students who spoke called leaders out today. one teenager saying went to make change, not make excuses and the crowd shouted back, vote them out. survivors of last week's school shooting take the antigun message to legislators. busloads of students turned activists traveled 400 miles to tallahassee. >> no person should have to go through what i went through. how many more innocent people have to die before we make a change. >> reporter: the students met with senators from both parties. they were ready with specific questions. >> will you vote to close the loophole? >> reporter: lawmakers were impressed, applauding the teens for their efforts and many of the students want more than just change. they want an explanation for earlier pro gun votes. >> more lives are lost. this is a dream i know will pass. i

. >> karen gilbert from sky news. >> general mattis has told chinaa revisionist power and there are growingthreats . >> we are very positive about the relationship with xi. he hasn't a friend or so and on north korea, they don't work, are all options still on the table? >> the second, we will have to see. i don't think i would exactly play that card but we will have to see. if the sanctions don't work, we will have to go phase 2. phase 2 maybe a very rough thing. it may be very unfortunate for the world. hopefully the sanctions will work. we have tremendous support around the world for what we do. it really is a rogue nation. if we can make a deal it will be a great thing and if not, something will have to happen. as far as general mattis is concerned, a lot ofpeople have that view. china is top . getting stronger. adding stronger to a large extent with a lot of the money they've made having poor leadership in the united states because the united states leadership has allowed them to get awaywith murder . with that being said, i think we can have a truly great even trading relationship with

in 1978-- >> your point. >> yes, when congress overturned gilbert in the pregnancy discrimination act of 1978 they said sex including pregnancy. which shows that-- >> thank you for your argument. >> may it please the court. >> i'd like to say at the outset, the court appreciates mr. mortara appreciates accepting making the argument that he's about to make. >> thank you. the but-for as defined h.... give you false positives. it cannot and does not define what is sex discrimination. i don't really have much strong position about how the test should be applied here largely because it's not an interpretive device, not a device for interpreting title vii is an evidentiary standard. it can provide clues as to whether the real reason why sex discrimination but it doesn't provide the answer. a few other examples. we talked about trivial in terms of condition. i agree with my friend from the justice department. bathrooms are not trivial. osha requires segregated bathrooms. actually requires any multi-toilet situation that bathrooms the sex segregated. >> it doesn't apply here. would you have a

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