all over the place the hollywood sign trust that pays for its upkeep. uncovered a new discovery at the base of the letters hidden for 40 years. >> there are two places where you can see handprints and signatures in concrete and one is at the chinese theater and the other is up here. >> a tribute for the workers that built the hollywood sign that draws people from around the world. >> it's hard to believe it's been here for almost 100 years. >> i know. it's held up well, hasn't it? >> when first premiered in 1923 the sign was an advertisement for the real estate development below it hollywoodland. it wasn't meant to last. the hollywood sign became a shining emblem of the entertainment industry, but over the years the wear and tear reflected a city in decline. >> in 1978 the new sign was reborn and rebuilt with the concrete and steel that still keeps it standing today. >> the hollywood sign is a special place and it has to be protected otherwise we have taggers up here and doing all kinds of mischief. not that it has aren't been done. >> pranksters have h

it put hollywood on the front pages of newspapers and hollywood likes to be on the front pages of newspapers for when their movies make a lot of money or when the movies win awards. they doesn't want to be on the front pages of the newspapers around the issue of race. and that's what happens for two straight years. and so, you know, i think hollywood has the talent to do much better. look, it's only been in the last year that we've seen tv commercials with interracial couples. it's only been in the last year, and with same-sex couples. it's 2021 and we've had mixed race, mixed race marriages for many decades, but for some reason somebody on madison avenue or in hollywood did not deem it safe enough to have a black man and a white woman in their and their bi-racial child in a tv commercial until this year. literally until this year. so, i think that the forces in hollywood have to move faster because in the -- i think that the -- the society's moving, it's moving quicker than hollywood. yeah. >> all right. lots of questions here coming in now. >> okay. >> and a few more minutes so we'll get t

and the legend in hollywood is hooray for hollywood. but if you tell that story up against african american history, and then you come out with a completely different story and one that is as epic as the lifeblood of hollywooditself . >> and going back to the first black filmmaker, the dominant black filmmaker of his age i will get to in a second but he passed on a movie like nothing for a man for example with abby lincoln which does tell a much more, it's almost a 90s movie in a certain sense made around 1970 or so. >> exactly, nothing but other than. beautiful movie. >> john was ahead of his time and there is in the book but you talk about a different angle, and i always think about my friend the photographer david geyer who says it every photographer went to the right of the stage i went to the left of the stage because it gave him a different angle. in gone with the wind to angles you have are happy mcdaniels, one of the first black women to win an oscar. and she, but your back story of her life and of her other life in black minstr

their search for the truth is now being featured in a new hollywood film. what is it exactly that we're looking at here? these young one walked into what they all had reason to believe were business meetings. i can see it the hotel in the floor plan. he kept trying to touch me, hollywood, taking a hard look at itself at the premier of she said. the 1st film of the harvey weinstein case accuses and film crews stood side by side. the film spoke to me as being just full of women, being alive with the film recounts how to new york times. reporters broke the story of sexual misconduct allegations against the now convicted hollywood producer weinstein. hi, my name is jodie canter. i'm an investigative reporter for the new york times. i don't want to be caught at period. understood. before 2017 u. s. movie mogul harvey weinstein. was one of hollywood most influential figures for the investigative new york times article actress ashley judd and other women went on the record for the 1st time about the harassment and abuse they had endured . the article was a turning

about how hollywood of his change through all of this. i mean the, the difference between the error of harvey weinstein as the movie mogul, compared to the situation we have to day in 20? 22. well, you recall after harvey weinstein there was more than 200 men lost jobs in hollywood, in various sectors. from t, v. news character casters to comedians to actors, to people who ran studios. it was swift. you are. every day you wake up, you'd hear another guy lost his job. ah, because someone had accused him of some type of uh, you know, allegation of sexual harassment or assault or something. we heard that over and over again in 2017, 20182090. we'll hear you are 5 years later in 2022 and you don't hear those stories as much. i'll be honest with you. and a lot of people are saying they don't know why is it that the number of cases have gone down and they're just not a number of people abusing their powers much any more or is it that people are afraid to come forward? there has been that what they call kind of a backlash against feminists or pe

and how much has me to change to hollywood practices beyond just talk? i think, said, really lasting change a youth. i think the whole sort of culture that harvey weinstein represented the sort of casting a couch a culture and of the sort of acceptance of, of sexual harassment and sexual abuse, i think, is, is almost gone in, in, in, in hollywood. there are, have been a lot of safety measures put in place. there's been a sort of complete change and how production and, and, and hollywood works. and so i think there has been really lasting, a change. what i think a lot of people been frustrated by is that that change has not been as not been reflected in sort of the justice system. so harvey weinstein is the big exception, and that he is the most egregious offender within the me to movement that has been brought to trial. but the vast number of men who have been accused of abuse have not a face trial and have not been convicted. i think that annoys a lot and frustrates a lot of people on it. but in terms of the sort of the structural change within hollywoo

one courthouse, two high profile hollywood rape cases just doors apart. disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein and actor danny masterson, five years after the dawn of the me too movement. >> it's time for there to be justice in los angeles. >> both men vehemently deny the charges. weinstein's attorney arguing it was consensual. >> they're telling the jury that these women all knew exactly what they were doing. >> weinstein's alleged victims in los angeles finally having their day in court. >> i want so much to see justice for these women. >>> plus, hilary swank. >> good journalism is what somebody doesn't want you to know. >> the two-time oscar winner now starring in the hit abc drama "alaska daily." >> i call my character, eileen fitzgerald, a truth seeker. >> the show tackling a real crisis, the epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous women. >> that is a horrible crisis that's happening and has been happening for a long time. >> not enough is being done to stop it, to prevent it. >>> and leslie jordan. >> well, well, well. >> fans mourning the sudde

hollywood. the cops who roll down these streets call it hollyweird because they know anything can happen here, and sometimes what does happen makes no sense. hollywood is a real place but it is also a myth. and the fantasy of what might be has always drawn the hopeful from every town in the america with a bus station. for quite different reasons, it drew these two sisters, lesley and aasha. may be you recognize aasha davis. she's one of those lucky few for whom the hollywood fantasy came true. within a few years of their move west, aasha's star was rising. in 2007 she caught her big break on "friday night lights. " she was cast as waverly. the sharp as a tack preacher's daughter. but just as aasha's career was taking off, a real life drama began. one that would test her strength in a way the climb up the hollywood ladder never had. >> hi, i'm here to plead for help to find my sister lesley. >> aasha was used to facing the cameras, but this wasn't on the set or for a publicity tour. the scene was

they belong to a hollywood company. it has participated in more than 400 hollywood films.s very interesting to watch such a film about cinema and the last one in principle. in bulgaria, this was also an additional argument because, well, they shoot a lot of films, because they shoot a lot there about poland, germany, bulgaria, so much. when we were filming there, in principle, all the doors were open, all were very happy that we came to make a film about them and said that they think about us that we are very pro-russian, it is like that. that is, there is a certain percentage of people who have such russophilic views, but on the other hand, they are running there, people help refugees and there is a certain support for refugees in bulgaria and in the same way show that this is the heart of every documentary, these are its heroes . tell me about your heroines. and i have two heroines who , let's say, appeal to possible different demographics to different strata. and the first heroine whom she has known for a long time. i worked with her on 1+1. in fact, it was from her tha

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so he was he was a magnet in hollywood. and when he when disney acquired him in. 1993, they gave him money to actually produce movies, not do not just distribute them. and he was producing more movies than any studio miramax was so it was really a power and at one point when he took a reporter for the observer down in a headlock outside and screamed, and we know he did this because the reporter had this tape recorder going, i'm the f and sheriff this f in town, and don't you forget it, harvey felt that he was his power. powerful figure. so i was interested in exploring how we use power giving money to obama and the clintons and governor pataki, the republican governor of new york, and michael bloomberg, the republican. and then an independent mayor. so he was basically parceling out money to people as well as parceling out roles. the other thing that interested me was the relationship between the brothers and and harvey and bob started this business together. they were equal partners. bob was in many ways was more successfu

i think then this happened. >> i think hollywood directors are very very creative people. and i read the portion of your book that talked about the contest between shakespeare in loveand saving private ryan . harvey never directed a movie as far as i recall. >> he did one, he and his brother directed amovie with alan brewer ,their childhood friend . and it was a total flop. they wrote the script and it was not unlike based on harvey and corky's experience in buffalo music. >> was he jealous of spielberg's 'creativity and the fact that this guy really made money hand over fist for a while. >> harvey located miramax in new york, not hollywood. he had this attitude that it was us against them and he was fighting the hollywood establishment t. he was fighting the movie theaters that didn't want his foreign films to keep his foreign films in movies so he was basically imbued with the kind of paranoia . what he said about saving private ryan was he would say this publicly though he denied to me and others that he had said this which was a lie. he said the s first 17 minutes of s

even hollywood has the same issue, but it does have people for that.tty similar job that we are doing. the hair will then be modelled back to most of the hollywood rendering systems using artistic modelling processes for hair. so hair is its own research problem in some sense. so, these avatars may not be perfect yet, but they do seem to be heading in the right direction. that is it for the short version of the programme. the full—length show can be found on iplayer. full-length show can be found on iplayer-— on iplayer. thank you for watching- _ on iplayer. thank you for watching. see _ on iplayer. thank you for watching. see you - on iplayer. thank you for watching. see you soon. | watching. see you soon. bye—bye. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. another prime minister forced out of office. did the media have a role to play? and as the bbc reaches its centenary, we discuss one of its key goals and challenges — maintaining impartiality. not for the first time lately, it feels like the political temperature in westminister has been

there's only one thing better than a hollywood it's a ory about hollywood, and nobody knows hollywood better than our own friday folk a guy barry mitchell this morning he's sharing his latest reading list . here's barry's bookshelf. the fall edition. i love reading about show business, old and new . here's a guilty pleasure. almost 500 pages of oral history about a sitcom starring a group of science nerds. the big bang theory, the definitive inside story of the epic hit series, but jessica radl off open it at random and wallow in the memories of cast crew and guest stars like veteran comedian bob newhart, especially like reading how marisa tomei auditioned for the female lead. which eventually went to kaley cuoco. if you've heard of mary rogers, it's probably as the composer of the 1959 musical once upon a mattress in which an unknown carol burnett sang always been shot. and i enjoyed shy the alarmingly outspoken memoirs of mary rodgers, co written with jesse green, mary was the daughter of legendary broadway composer richard rodgers. there's plenty of salty, sarcastic and gossipy sto

the city were weinstein. ones called the chart says one of hollywood most powerful produces the scandal triggered a wave of sexual misconduct claims in the us and around the world to women, journalists uncovered the story, their search for the truth features in a new film. but as it exactly that we're looking at here, these young women walked in to what they all had reason to believe were business meetings. i can see it, the hotel, the floor plan. he kept trying to touch me, hollywood, taking a hard look at itself at the premier of she said, the 1st film about the harvey weinstein case accuses and film cruise stood side by side. the film spoke to me as being just full of women, being alive with the film recounts how to new york times. reporters broke the story of sexual misconduct allegations against the now convicted hollywood producer weinstein. hi, my name is jodie canter. i'm an investigative reporter for the new york times. i don't want to be quoted, period. understood. before 2017 u. s. movie mogul harvey weinstein. was one of hollywood most influential figures for the investigati

even hollywood has the same issue, but it does have people for that.job that we are doing. the hair would then be modelled back in most of the hollywood rendering systems using artistic modelling processes for hair. so hair is its own research problem in some sense! so, these avatars may not be perfect yet, but they do seem to be heading in the right direction. and that's it for the short version of the programme. the full—length show can be found on iplayer. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello, there's been lots going on with the weather today. blue skies and sunshine for some, a lot of cloud for much of scotland and bands of heavy, thundery rain all tied in with this area of low pressure, which continues to push its way north and eastwards through this evening and overnight. and there are two areas of rain on this. the first one is the area of rain that has been pushing its way northwards through the day, starting to lose the thunder risk on this. but then we've got more heavy, thundery showers pushing up from the south. and thos

and he was fighting the hollywood establishment. he was fighting the movie theaters that didn't want his foreign films to keep his foreign films in the movies. so he was basically imbued with the kind of paranoia. what he said about "saving private ryan," he would say this publicly and deny to me and others he ever said this, which was a lie. he said the first 17 minutes of "saving private ryan" was brilliant, but then the movie just dissolved into nothing. and that's what he was telling the press, and the academy voters. and denying he did that. and spielberg was so incensed, as i describe in the book, when harvey came over to congratulate him at the end of the academy awards that night, which was '89, based on the '88 movies, spielberg just ran away and wouldn't talk to him. >> i always thought that one of the interesting points was the #metoo movement, spielberg's associated kathleen kennedy and raising this and i have no sense of her relationship with harvey or role at all. >> a lot of men asking questions, where are the women?

and she's been behind some of hollywood's biggest films. years ago. our culture editor katie razzall has been to meet her. the back lot at the oldest surviving movie studio in america, and i'm taking a ride, la style, with one of the most powerful people in hollywood. donna langley is the boss here at universal and the first british woman ever to head a us film studio. iam a brit, i'm english. you know, i love my marmite sandwiches and a good packet of crisps. this is the biggest day of my life! langley�*s turned universal�*s fortunes around with lucrative franchises like despicable me, jurassic world and fast and furious. no matter how fast you are... you are listening to compton's very own... she championed movies like straight 0utta compton for audiences hollywood used to ignore. # mamma mia...#. are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space. we have a great project in development with tom that does contemplate him doing just that, yeah, taking a rocket up to the space station and shooting and hopefully bei

and it was hollywood. was the people who worked there. it was reporters who got the benefit of his tips and come to my screening, or got book contracts. it was quite extraordinary come his use of power to keep the secret. and when people say to me, we knew he cheated on his wife, we didn't know he raped women, let me tell you a story. i interviewed a woman by the names of hillary was an agent who's going back to new york with a boyfriend, very attractive young woman. and she came up for a job interview at miramax in tribeca, and she gets on the elevator, and is on the elevator at harvey weinstein, and harvey looks her up and down and says, what are you doing here? she said i have an interview with human resources. he said, come and see me when you're done. so hillary goes to human resources, has the interview and the human resources and walks are back to harvey's office. they walk in together. the first thing harvey says, he points his finger and he says, you're hired. he didn't consult with the human resources. i mean, he hired her becau

the difference between the old moguls of hollywood and harvey is rape was harvey's mo.t was the end all, it was not the m.o. of many of these . i'm not saying some of them may not have raped but we're not aware of a rape in the same way they abused women and it was disgusting but harvey, you're talking about is a goal assault. that he was doing, he was holding down women, and adults cure, listen to her description of what hedid with her at the trial it's unbelievable . or rowena, what he did with rowena is the same thing. i don't think louis b mayer and the other moguls did that. first of all their work as biggest harvey to do that. >> i just watched a rerun of the old movie how to succeed in business not really trying which is a great movie, it's a high school musical and but there's a scene in their where one of the executives is chasing a secretary around . and they play it for laughs and at the time i'm sure it was funny. you look at it from a modern lens and it's disgusting, the mormons laughing as she does it and such and i'm certainly not a excusing what weinstei

even hollywood has the same issue, but it does have people for that. that we are doing. it's — the hair would then be modelled back in most of the hollywood rendering systems using artistic modelling processes for hair. so hair is its own research problem in some sense! so, these avatars may not be perfect yet, but they do seem to be heading in the right direction. and that's it for the short version of the programme. the full—length show can be found on iplayer. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye— bye. it stays mild. further rain in the forecast is _ it stays mild. further rain in the forecast is likely _ it stays mild. further rain in the forecast is likely to _ it stays mild. further rain in the forecast is likely to be - it stays mild. further rain in the| forecast is likely to be thundery. the showers we have had this afternoon across the south at the uk will push north and east was overnight. clear skies ahead and behind but also mist and fog before heavy rain arrives from the south—west later tonight. temperatures in a range of ten to

one of hollywood's biggest powerbrokers in the pioneering producer and distributor of the many greatovies to his highly publicized fall after scores of women came forward with their stories of sexual abuse by it weinstein. the watershed trope two years ago he was convicted of third-degree rapene and another sex felony in new york and sentenced to 23 years in prison. he is waiting at trial and further charges in california. and it profiled wayne sena new yorker 20, years ago and portrs him as a bullying, even violent at time. and collaborators. he was unable at that time to confirm the darker rumors of his behavior as a sexual predator truth finally improved in 2017 and stories like jodi kantor megan and the "new york times". and in the new yorker. now, revisiting weinstein saga, a comprehensive biography that adds more revealing detail and insightful context. he examines the raging impulses the unconscionable need to dominate the warp weinstein's actions which explores the culture of silence that allowed says a monster snowstorm go unchecked for so long. and he looks at how much of w

disgraced former hollywood mobile harvey weinstein faces charges of rape and sexual assault in los angeles hindus around the world celebrate, we will look at the significance of what indians are calling a gift -- britain's first-ever prime minister of indian descent. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin in london where after very tense weekend in u.k. politics, rishi sunak be the next prime minister of britain. he will be appointed by king charles on tuesday morning when he will be become -- he will become thae first-ever british asian prime minister. he will have to tackle the highest inflation in 40 years and restore confidence the government after the brief but chaotic tenure of his predecessor liz truss. here is mr. sunak after winning the contest. >> i would like to think ms. truss for her dedicated public service to the country. she has led with dignity and grace under exceptionally difficult circumstances both at home and abroad. i pledge that i will serve you with integrity and humility, and i will work day in, day out to deliver for the british peopl

and she's been behind some of hollywood's biggest films.go. our culture editor, katie razzall, has been to meet her. the back lot at the oldest surviving movie studio in america, and i'm taking a ride, la style, with one of the most powerful people in hollywood. donna langley is the boss here at universal and the first british woman ever to head a us film studio. iam a brit, i'm english. you know, i love my marmite sandwiches and a good packet of crisps. this is the biggest day of my life! langley�*s turned universal�*s fortunes around with lucrative franchises like despicable me, jurassic world and fast and furious. no matter how fast you are... you are listening to compton's very own... she championed movies like straight outta compton for audiences hollywood used to ignore. # mamma mia...#. and famously backed mamma mia when colleagues weren't keen. now she is planning something truly out of this world. are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space. we have a great project in development with tom that does

>> harvey located miramax in new york not hollywood. he had this attitude that it was us and him versus them and he was fighting the hollywood establishment, fighting the movie theaters that didn't want his foreign films. so, he was basically with the kind of paranoia. what they said about saving privatebl ryan they would say ts publicly though he denied it to me and others he ever said this which was a lie, he said the first 17 minutes of saving private ryan was brilliant, but then the movie just dissolves into nothing and that's what he was telling the press and the academy and denying he did that. spielberg was so incensed as i described in the book when harvey came over to congratulate him at the end of the academy awards that night which was based on the 88 movies, spielberg just ran away and wouldn't talk to him. >> i always thought that one of the interesting points of the movement is when the associate kathleen kennedy got involved in raising money for women to meet with lawyers and things like that. do you have? any signs of th

. >>> still to come on "today," hollywood gets a face lift. we help give the iconic sign a fresh coat of paint, plus, remembering the beloved actor who brought hagrid to life on the big screen. but first, these messages. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. it's 5:56. i'm chris chmura. after repeated reports of bizarre behavior by a man in san francisco, police have arrested a man and accused him of following him and sometimes grabbing women. this is a story we told you about a few weeks ago. a woman named sarah told us a man walked up behind her and started touching her an

not surprised that hollywood wouldn't have anything to do with it. thenningmy to woke hollywood. so i do need to clarify that a little bit. i didn't go to them hoping that they would help me because i don't -- i quit9 11 years ago and, you know, i took my toys out of my sand box and created my own sand box. [laughter] and it's wonderful. we get great response from this film. rachel: first of all, i love the analogy, i took the toys out of my sand box, i created my own sand box. we talk a lot about that on this show, how the answer is not to keep complaining about what the wokesters are doing in hollywood and how we create our own culture, we have a culture finish. >> absolutely. rachel: absolutely. how important was it for you to make this film especially on the heels of covid and all the sort of restrictions we had then? >> well, that was one of the things that fueled it as well. as soon as we started to give up our right of free assembly, i went on my youtube channel and said, you know, these rights are very -- people died for us to have them. they

the story of sexual misconduct allegations against the now convicted hollywood, producer weinstein. hi, my name is teddy canter, and an investigative reporter for the new york times. i don't want to be caught at period. understood. before 2017 u. s. movie mogul harvey weinstein. was one of hollywood most influential figures for the investigative new york times article actress ashley judd and other women went on the record for the 1st time about the harassment and abuse they had endured . the article was a turning point. numerous female hollywood stars subsequently denounced systemic sexual abuse in the film business. but out of his name, what that means, it's important that we all talk and support each other. and the people understand that it's wrong. because many men didn't even under dan, that it was wrong. this more and more women in the industry showed solidarity as here and can in 2018 or 82 filmmakers and actresses made a statement against silence. in 2020 harvey weinstein was found guilty and sentenced to 23 years in prison in new york. among other felonies for rape. now he's

doing mischief. >> pranksters have hijacked the hollywood sign more than a few . few times. other planned transfs planned transformations marked the be e to awards. the work now now assures the real sign will continue to shine with a application of primer and paint. the city will have that looming looming ab >> public libraries are expanding their branches, open on sundays. it's the first time that happened in san jose libraries history. > >> we are here 24 seven. come b. by anytime. thank you for watching. game day is next. >> this is the casino matrix game day on kpix 5. > >> it's game day, the eve of 49ers football. we must turn oun our attention to the games of today. the ties between here and and las vegas remain strong. bay bay area raider nation, you know know who you are! it may have taken week four, but they are finally on the board with a w. the b and amc west fell. the denver broncos quarterback wilson in vegas, opening drive of the game. and then, davante adams, with a 20 yard game for e fresno bulldog alumni, leading to a field goal with nine catch. nine catches

and she's been behind some of hollywood's biggest films. the isle of wight and arrived in la 30 years ago to chase the hollywood dream. our culture editor katie razzall has been to meet her. the back lot at the oldest surviving movie studio in america, and i'm taking a ride, la style, with one of the most powerful people in hollywood. donna langley is the boss here at universal and the first british woman ever to head a us film studio. iam a brit, i'm english. you know, i love my marmite sandwiches and a good packet of crisps. this is the biggest day of my life! langley�*s turned universal�*s fortunes around with lucrative franchises like despicable me, jurassic world and fast and furious. no matter how fast you are... you are listening to i compton's very own... she championed movies like straight 0utta compton for audiences hollywood used to ignore. # mamma mia...#. and famously backed mamma mia when colleagues weren't keen. now she is planning something truly out of this world. are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is ta

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even hollywood has the same issue, but it does have people for that.ywood rendering systems using artistic modelling processes for hair. so hair is its own research problem in some sense. so these avatars may not be perfect yet, but they do seem to be heading in the right direction. how long do you think it will be before they've got a fully working virtual version of us two? how do you know they haven't already? uh, thanks for watching, we will see you soon. hello there. sunday morning got off to a turbulent start for some parts of the uk, with some heavy thundery downpours and some of those will continue through the rest of the day, although there will be some spells of sunshine around as well. it's all being driven by low pressure. this first frontal system is what has been taking rain northwards during this morning. as the centre of the low approaches later on, that will drive some further thunderstorms, particularly in the south, but let's take a look back at what happened earlier on this morning, because while many areas saw some outbreaks of rai

even hollywood has the same issue, but it does have people for that.o most of the hollywood rendering systems using artistic modelling processes for hair. so hair is its own research problem in some sense. so these avatars may not be perfect yet, but they do seem to be heading in the right direction. how long do you think it will be before they've got a fully working virtual version of us too? how do you know they haven't already? er, thanks for watching, we will see you soon. hello, there. 0utdoor events, like halloween and bonfire night, just around the corner, and if you're thinking about grabbing the scarf and gloves, think again. it's going to stay very mild indeed. these are temperatures that we should be seeing around the end of october, but what we are likely to get today is widespread mild weather, with above average temperatures, even as far north as scotland. but we could see highest values of 22 degrees somewhere across the southeast — that's 72 fahrenheit. and why? well, because of the wind direction. coming all the way up from the south,

even hollywood has the same issue, but it does have people for that.ck to most of the hollywood rendering systems using artistic modelling processes for hair. so hair is its own research problem in some sense. so these avatars may not be perfect yet, but they do seem to be heading in the right direction. how long do you think it will be before they've got a fully working virtual version of us too? how do you know they haven't already? uh...thanks for watching, we will see you soon. hello. it may be a little tricky to keep track of the weather this weekend. a lot of different things going on, things quite changeable, sunny skies one minute, the next some outbreaks of heavy and perhaps thundery rain. but throughout it is going to feel mild, even warm in any sunshine. low pressure remains the dominant force in our weather. this low has been with us for quite a few days now, weakening, but still bringing some rain in the north of the uk. this next low, waiting in the wings down to the southwest. that will strengthen the winds later in the weekend. but the

even hollywood has the same issue, but it does have people for that. to most of the hollywood rendering systems using artistic modelling processes for hair. so hair is its own research problem in some sense. so these avatars may not be perfect yet, but they do seem to be heading in the right direction. how long do you think it will be before they've got a fully working virtual version of us too? how do you know they haven't already? uh, thanks for watching, we will see you soon. hello. we're going to see out the rest of the month with temperatures above where we might expect them to be for this time of year, by day and by night. staying unsettled, a windier day again for wednesday, the chance of catching a shower, after some early wet weather clears away. the bulk of the wet weather from this area of low pressure coming through overnight and into the first part of wednesday morning. before then, sunshine and the chance of catching a blustery shower. and, if anything, temperatures edge up a few degrees in the next couple of days. we are drawing the air