role as solomon northup in twelve years a slave now he's directed his first feature the boy who harnessed the wind is a true story from malawi and the film was actually shot in the exact place where it happened and culture met with a cost at the berlin international film festival i'll be talking to film expert scott roxboro in just a minute but first more about the film the rains came late this year and now the trees are gone. and now he's containing sleep and he. says. he isn't going to come and see that. the boy who harnessed the wind is the true story of young william and you won't sit idly by and watch his village start stiff did with an inventive mind and a thirst for knowledge william takes his family's fate into his own hands in sunday's. continue to. look to do it. to retell it geo force directorial debut is based on a bestselling memoir of the same title it's the true story of william come come the good age thirteen build windmills to irrigate fields and save his village from famine. i was just deeply inspired by by william story and what he did and i was very moved by it and i f

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. >> that's from "the boy who harnessed the wind." when chiwetel ejiofor joined m from new york he talked about adapting this incredible true story of a 13-year-old boy from malawi who harnessed the wind through simple yet ingenious bicycle pump technology to save his village. chiwetel ejiofor, welcome to the program. >> thank you. great to be here. >> there you are in the united states. obviously we are hot off the oscars. you yourself have been nominated in the past certainly for "12 years a slave" as best actor. what do you make of the crop of nominees, especially the crop of winners? do you think there was enough diversity? how do you feel the day after? >> i thought it was an extraordinary and kind of wonderful event. i thought there was a very diverse range of nominations. a great diverse range of winners. i thought a really incredible array of films, different films, different points of view, different perspectives, just different understandings of the world in a very artistic context. it was in terms of winners and nominees it

. >> she puts the parrot's harness on. >> stop, they have parrot harnesses? >> here's the bird.'s see if she picks out a bunch of toys. >> all right. >> that's nice. apparently it's not cheap. >> $15 so far. >> every parrot in the world knows this is a terrible idea. you take your children to the store, they want everything. no, no, no, and no. >> you should try that. >> no. >> take your kids to the toy store, set them loose. >> how about this thing with the corn? >> corn. i didn't think she would like that one. >> you bite it, y she's interesd in any of the other animals. how about fishies. >> can i get a pet? some pets? >> my gosh, that would be so ridiculous. >> they have to bring the fish . >> let's see how much she pays for this stuff. >> she spent a whopping $148.90. >> 148? >> cute idea. a fun way to spend some time with your pet. >> does the bird know it just got spoiled? >> the bird knows it's stimulated. that's what it's all about. >>> alaska known for its gold rush days. now the gold is coming from this. ♪ it's imagery put together. this is a rigged up old gold dredge

i think they're looking to harness a lot of energy.is why you see a lot of women throwing their hat ring because they believe they can harness that excitement amongst women voters. i think they are also looking to differentiate themselves. you see amy klobuchar taking a much more moderate tack from minnesota, saying i am here for the union voters that donald trump won and hillary clinton lost in the last election versus elizabeth warren, taking the left side of the party, trying to harness the bernie sanders side of the party, the anti-wall street energy. there is a lot of different wings of the party. the democrat is a large tent, as they like to say. it will be interesting to see where that leads and who control -- who can draw the biggest votes. jane: i want to take youero virginia, governor ralph northam is under pressure to resign over a racist photograph in his yearbook. let's listen to what he said over the weekend. gov. northam: in 1619, the first indentured servants from africa landed on our shores, what we call fort monroe --

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netflix for the best, the boy who harnessed the wind.ational tale from africa about a young boy who invented electricity for his village in malawi in 2001 and brought the reins to malawi. it's an african fairy tale but has all the politics and corruption and the environmentalism you need in an african tail. i wish you the best. it is very earnest but it is very well done. by the end of it you're cheering with the wind itself to get those rain and water coming. really well performed. it's a wonderful title. the boy who harness the wins. thank you so much. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. halatau. at one of the weekend was a bit disappointing across the north and the west of the kadri veseli wea k and the west of the kadri veseli weak weather front had introduced more cloud and spots of light rain and drizzle. mister the saint central and eastern england. today i am hopeful we will see more widespread sunshine at leaving the north and west. another chilly start to the day. a touch of frost across parts of the south—east

four is back with the boy who harnessed the wind and inspiring true story of a young man who saves a village. and that movie comes in the middle of a heated debate in the film world about the role of streaming platform netflix i'll fill next weighs in. and breaking bad all faking bread this low from could get you hooked. too it's all edge of four is best known for his oscar nominated role to solomon northup in twelve years a slave now he's directed his first feature the boy who harnessed the wind is a true story from malawi and the film was actually shot in the exact place where it happened and culture met with the cost at the berlin international film festival i'll be talking to film expert scott rocks in just a minute but first more about the film the rains came late this year and now the trees are gone. and he's going to sleep and. ceased.

our guest is an amazing actor making his directorial debut with "the boy who harnessed the wind," chiweteljoining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: a democratic fight with kids and roy wood, jr. sees the future of politics. let's catch up on today's headlines. first of all, did you guys have a good weekend? ( cheers and applause ) oh, well, i'm glad i asked. i had a fun weekend. it was pretty chilled out. i hung out with friends, watched the oscars -- from on stage at the oscars! hashtag winning! hashtag living my life! hashtag i just want to thank my mom! ( laughter ) it was such an amazing night. it's my first time there. everyone is -- it's wild. like, everyone is just, aaahhh! aaahhh! aaahhh! and you seem like an idiot because it's like, i love you. i love you. i love you. live you all! i love you all! i was superstar struck. literally, helen mirren punched me in the face. best night of my life. but for those of you who could been at the show, there was still plenty to enjoy watching at home. the big moment was the super sexy duet between bradley cooper and lady gaga. i

the boy who harnessed the wind. it does what it says on the tin. yes. with tin.th us. pleasure. good to see you. that's it for this week. thanks for watching. good evening. what a weekend it has been. exceptionally high temperatures. the highest temperatures. the highest temperature today was 19.1 degrees in west wales and that is a new record for wales in february. more to come over the next few days. warm sunny days at cold frosty nights. pretty chilly out there. foggy mornings and then it will become more on settled later on in the week. but not just more on settled later on in the week. but notjust yet. a dry and chilly night to start the week. well below freezing in one or two places. not as cold in north—west scotland, the spot of rain here. some fog patches. could turn misty stock especially in north—east england. could be quite dense and slow to clear tomorrow morning. for the most pa rt clear tomorrow morning. for the most part tomorrow is another beautiful date with blue skies and sunshine. i will show you the temperatures at, pretty surprising. 12 plac

netflix for the best, the boy who harnessed the wind.essed the wind. an inspirational tale from africa about a young boy who invented electricity for his village in malawi in 2001 and brought the reins to malawi. it's an african fairy tale but has all the politics and corruption and the environmentalism you need in an african tail. it's very well done. by african tail. it's very well done. by the end of it you're cheering with the went itself to get those rain and water coming. really well performed. it's a wonderful title. thank you so much. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. hello. it's been nice to spend the day in the cinema across parts of the uk. we had some beautiful sunshine to enjoy and some really surprising temperatures for february. the best of the sunshine, and wales did nicely. we had temperatures up as high as 18.1 degrees. but, some places got stuck with scenes like this. this was the sussex coast a little earlier on. lots of cloud, fun, and as a consequence, temperatures down at 8 degrees. closer to whe

has a tight ship jewel the next fall is already white harness and what's known as a grub out onto the field. it's supposed to lose. in this soil. effect and that's what i know it's completely different isn't it when should i was my ruler. yes perfect perfect. immortal to have. the high tech track dead drives across the field independently at zero point two kilometers an hour. for satellites keep it on the right track via cell phone reception with a real time position in program accurate to two centimeters to. side. it's a really convenient working itself because no one can drive as precisely as they system accurate almost to the centimeter for hours on end. the g.p.s. track across two hundred thousand euros. don't have to plant the asparagus light this year. and. they plant eight asparagus crowns pomade that's the only way the field makes a profit. and the heating hoses are also laid down in the soil heat from highness' own bio gas plant should help his future asparagus to grow no matter the way down. it was what we started growing asparagus my parents used to lay down tape every thir

want their asparagus appealed nowadays harness old machine had reached its limits. to. this one cost ninety thousand euros it saves in five or six people. breeding consultant johana is on her way home. and she's taking her work with. today. your honner now uses her darter to try and meet the demands of the herd manager. the search for the perfect partner continues. in her pairing plan she checks which bulls match best with which cal's she can rule out in braiding she wants to compensate for deficiencies and boost the healthy traits of the animals. is up with pure optimization i compare it with farming machines or smartphones they're constantly being upgraded on smartphones even octon was right and no one wants to use farm equipment that's fifty years old what we're doing with the cows is no different only their natural. movement including taking a living being an optimizing it naturally live using them and gives them up their sleeves we are by the optimist. the flight route is set. off and i hope it works. why would it why would it work this club and. the laptop won

. >>> then the free solo climb, no ropes, no harnesses, no problem. the rocking documentary now up for an oscar. >>> and freshly frozen. the brand-new trailer of "frozen two" cracking records from the highest-grossing animated film ever. >>> but first, the "nightline" five. five. that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking developments illeg smollett. chicago police questioning two persons of interest, raiding their homes overnight. investigating whether they played a role or if the attack happened at all. the new details streaming in. these two persons of interest caught on surveillance camera now being questioned by chicago police in connection with the investigation into a possible hate crime a

as the president who harnessed radio but it really was coolidge to begin with, to harness the new technology. his presidency was the first to use radio quite effectively. franklin roosevelt was even more effective and certainly the context had changed dramatically during his presidency. roosevelt is also the first to call this the state of the union. it had been called the annual address. but roosevelt is the first to popularize that term every year. harry truman is the first to appear on television to deliver he state of the union. those technological advances started to make the speech less of an address to the congress and more of an address to the american people from the congress. the house of representatives becomes in many ways a really cool television set. for presidents to directly address the american people. which is a very different interpretation of the state of the union than what we find in the constitution and what early presidents expected. formalizes this by moving the speech into primetime. if it's going to be a speech where you're talking directly to the people, why not d

they also roam into regions we consider remote or even inaccessible the ikarus project is seeking to harness both those aspects taking advantage of animals modes of perception and their geographical range sokolsky has been working on the project since two thousand and one scientists around the world recall whopper waiting with the court ikarus team to perfect methods to track animals. cutting edge technology in particular when it comes to miniaturization is key to the project success the tags the animals carry collect information on their behavior they stored g.p.s. coordinates movement and environmental data like temperature the devices have to be customized for each species has already revealed the migration patterns of a whole range of animals the researchers want to create an array of low orbit satellites that allow the planet wide observation of many different species from space. we're about to have an intelligent sensor network that uses the satellites to provide information that creates a complete picture of life on earth it will also enable predictions. predictions about the spread o

that's really enables you, governments and firms alike, to harness that power, harness the security, and to not have to be in the position of sending their data somewhere else. again, anonymize asian is super important. you know, if you have this type of secure system, you can have automatic tamperproof logs that show you every single thing, every single user did. you can have permissions that allow access to one data field, and not another that can be set. and, i think in security, i'll mention one more thing, in the process that we developed, it is really important that all of these data are the government's data and they are protected by & security laws, or privacy laws that dictate they need to be used for advancing the mission of the agency. when you partner with government, you can write out what is the issue of this agency. how does this use of project advance it, and from that agreement, ensure that the data are used for the purposes that are jointly working together, harnessing diverse talents, and data, to make policy more impactful, efficient, and effective. >> slightly di

the boy who harnessed the wind. it does what it says on the tin. yes. with tin.parts of wales got up to 19.1 degrees today, provisionally a new record for wales in february. more warm sunshine through the week ahead, but with frosty night and foggy mornings. things will then turn more unsettled later in the week. tonight, after a warm day, things will turn cold, particularly in the south. one or two places, down to minus six degrees. more widely, temperatures just below freezing. extra cloud and patchy rain in the west of scotland, and we also start off tomorrow morning with some fog in yorkshire and north—east england. some of that could be slow to clear. rain in the far north will slide away and for tomorrow, looking at dry weather, long spells of sunshine and temperatures well above where they should be. highs 15—18 degrees. fine again on tuesday and foremost on wednesday, but it will slowly turn more unsettled for the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at seven. theresa may arrives at a summit in egypt with a promise that m

. >> seth: and i want to talk to you about your organization, harness, which we've talked about beforejust -- is it about getting people engaged in politics? >> yes, absolutely. i mean, you know, i think that artists have an incredibly important role to play in society and culture, and what we deem acceptable in our culture. and so with everything going on in the world, and in our country, we have been at harness, my organization that i co-founded with my husband, who talks like this. [ laughter ] we have been creating spaces for front line activists and organizers to be in relationships with storytellers, and artists, and creators so that the story of the issues, and the people who are living the issues, and most impacted by the issues are authentically represented in the culture. and so that's the work we've been doing at harness. >> seth: that's great. [ cheers and applause ] you know, sometimes people will ask me if i'm -- if i would ever consider running for office, because we talk about politics on the show. but it's a hard no. but would you? cause i feel like you would be very g

firefighters and lifeguards went to each gondola to harness everyone and get them to safety.he 16 people in 5 of those gondolas were trapped for hours..including a baby and someone who was partially someone who g a baby and hours..including a baby and someone who g a baby and hours..including a baby and someone who was partially paralyzed. for family members on the ground ... all they could do is watch as rescuers did their job. < they're all scared of heights so they're all freezing and terrified. also they're over water so its even more terrifying. >( darya ) according to seaworld, each gondola had blankets--and they were in contact with passengers thanks to an intercom. ( james ) coming up ... actor jussie smollet is refusing to talk to police again after new evidence suggests he may have faked his own attack. now a bay area congressman is weighing in on the case. ( james ) plus ... the dramatic moments police arrested a carjacker ... and rescue two small children in the back seat. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. "if you are watching us on the kron on a

a group of students in kazakhstan are keen on learning how a german village went off the grid to harness all the electricity from sun and bio gas but can they apply their learning back or. let's find out. this group of thirty students and engineers from kazakstan and berlin listening intently as retirees expect kapur tells them about the innovations that have made his village felt time famous it generates all its own power. the information center is housed in what was once the village pub. the visitors head out into the snow to inspect the old times main attractions at the heart of the village is energy production is the bio gas plant. used to be the head of the local farmers co-operative and was one of the initiators of what's being called the felt time energy miracle. it was extremely important to build the plant so that we can use our own import corn and some whole grain rice that we produce ourselves or that's because there was an unrealistically large facility where we'd have to truck in the feed material from outside. and what's left over that digest it can be used on our fields ag

when it comes to google‘s latest releases, even if they're not proving quite perfect yet, they do harnesse fiercest weapon most of us have on us all the time. and that's it for the shortcut of click for this week. the full—length version is up on iplayer, waiting for you right now. and don't forget, we also live across social media — instagram, youtube, facebook and twitter. thank you very much for watching, and we will see you soon. and it was another very mild one across the uk today. not cold him 5—9d early on monday morning. some showers getting into scotland and northern ireland. not cold. temperatures are typically between 5—9 degrees early on monday morning. we should be getting this during the daytime. this is the overnight temperature. and then tomorrow, showers frequent in western scotland, central scotland, too, some in northern ireland. one or two showers scattered around as well, the southeast for example, london, southampton could catch some spots of rain. a bit more cloud tomorrow, and as a result, the temperatures will be lower, around about, say, 11 or 12 degrees at best.

netflix for the best, the boy who harnessed the wind.rica about a young boy who invented electricity for his village in malawi in 2001 and brought the reins to malawi. it's an african fairy tale but has all the politics and corruption and the environmentalism you need in an african tail. it's very well done. by the end of it you're cheering with the went itself to get those rain and water coming. —— wind. really well performed. it's a wonderful title. thank you so much. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello there, i'm not unusually warm and late winter day for many of us today at 18 degrees again this time it was across western price of wales, where we had beautiful blue skies. sunny and warm everywhere, this is in sussex along the coast, i thought that kept temperatures to about 8 degrees and we got a bit more mist and fog and low clouds developing every night naming the midlands and across to price in england with a stronger breeze for the north, clear skies here lowest temperatures across wales and northw

tank. >> jimmy: they told us we can't build a harness, we're going to have to get you wet in this bikiniense my body in whatever shape i was supposed to be in, because by the time they say they're dropping you, you're already to the mat. >> jimmy: does your mother like seeing you die in these movies? >> i wouldn't say it's her favorite thing. >> jimmy: i would think that would be upsetting as a parent. >> my parents are so supportive and the best humans in the world. but as excited as they are about this franchise now, they, i think, are a little trepidacious about the fact that they have to watch me dying numerous times. not exactly what you dream of when you think of what do i want my daughter to do when she grows up. >> jimmy: die is definitely not on the list. >> no. >> jimmy: you didn't die at all in "la, la land," right? >> no. >> jimmy: when you there when they announced it won and then it didn't? >> no, i was at a bar with my friends eating tacos. >> jimmy: really? >> everybody cheered, and i did a shot of tequila, and i ran to the bathroom to fix my makeup, and when i came out,

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