the movie, james bond, 007. the first james bond i saw, sheen connery, "dr. nose." second one, "rush hour in love." that one, james bond, air brosnan, he's the one, like technology, rue do a lot, the actor, the one can see the ass for the lady, it's the movie, the movie have sex in space. >> what is he doing? >> she's not my wife! >> the next one, dinel craig in that movie. his wife, famous too, richa weiss. he in the movie also, and the girl, she have like the two, ninja turtle, i don't see it. it's bad and good that movie. his name -- chris wallace. he was oscar for the movie called "the jewish people want to kill the hitler." and the guy, the bad guy in that movie, ramy malik. he on that show on tv that make him big, it's called "mr. rabbit." after that he do the movie for the guy, the music, english guy, "he die with the aids," you know. and done talk about the movie, is good movie, go see it, after you! [ cheers and applause ] my name is bond, james bond, i can kill you! bad people! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, god bless you, yehya. god bless you.

and feminists. >> the new 20 fifth bond film intentionally neuters 007 which is what james bond usedbe. >> you are one of the most beautiful girls i've ever seen. >> thank you. >> it is the right size. for me that is. >> but now the directors said that version of bond was basically a rapist, an antiquated mail troop that pushes the gender role synonyms bond movie no time did i said the action scenes are traded through this. in one scene bond asks a female agent to turn around as he changes before shaking hands with her in the scene of mutual respect and understanding of daniel craig is okay with the new submissive double oh 7. they should have called no time cry. ian fleming created this character in 1952. it was male escapism. it was about an archetype for men and it is escapism. nobody thought this was true or real. >> i have never been a huge james bond fan but i'm not a fan of this new james bond. >> women don't go to james bond movies, they go because someone takes the most it would be like is insisting we take ron complex and insert more killing. if this keeps up and if they ke

here's what james bond use. of the most beautiful girls i've ever seen. >> thank you but i think my mouth is too big. >> now, it's the right size. for me, that is. ♪ ♪ >> but now, director says that a better version of bond was a rapist, an integrated mail trope, some of the newest movie, "no time to die" seduction scenes are traded for this. in one scene, bond asked a female agent to turn around before shaking hands with her in a scene of mutual respect and understanding. daniel craig who plays bond is okay with this new touchy-feely submissive 007. maybe they should have called it "no time to cry." laura, they created this character in 1952. it was a was male escapism. it was about an archetype for men and it is escapism. nobody thought this was true or real. >> laura: raymond, i have never been a huge james bond fan but i'm definitely not a fan of this new james bond. okay? >> women don't go to james bond movies. they go because someone takes them. it would be like us insisting we take rom coms and insert mar

that james bond. 's diabolical - >> yes, he. >> jimmy: that's why he's james bond. >> i guess.ve. >> it is, right? >> jimmy: when we come back, we'll take a look at the new movie. it's called "no time to die." rami malek is with us. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ctv stream. now we can watch live tv and on demand. serena... scary movie... serena... scary movie... serena williams ready to serve. ahh! quiet, please. triple match point serena williams... this is her moment. ahh! quiet, please. ahh! quiet, please! get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream, with no annual contract. get ready - our most popular battery is even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. yeah, that's half the fun of a new house. seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. nope. no thank you. geico could help you save on homeowners and renters insurance. babe? ooh... oh! oo

but why can't they have an ethnic james bond, an italian james bond? that could be a lot of fun. have that with the sopranos? that's different. >> you are different. >> neil: it's been an honor knowing and working with you the last 25 years. you are in that elite of the elite of the snl cast of all-time. so thank you, my friend. continued success. >> you're the best. happy 25. happy 25. the cannolis are on their way. >> thank you, my friend. joe piscopo. >> congratulations. >> neil: joe is one of the guys that made a big difference here. when we come back, looking back after the ceos, the movers and shakers, the people that made us laugh after this. lowe's showrooms have a variety of stylish flooring you'll love for years to come. like stainmaster lifetime stain resistance limited warranty. order now, get your flooring installed with help from lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fat

jimmy: that's why he's james bond. >> i guess. jimmy: it's all a matter of perspective. >> it is, right? >> jimmy: when we come back, we'll take a look at the new movie. it's called "no time to die." rami malek is with us. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it's kohl's lowest prices of the season and the perfect time to start your holiday gifting. get pillows and towels for just $2.99... women's jeans starting at $14.99... and boots starting at $24.99... even better? you can also earn kohl's cash! kohl's. (music plays throughout) oh! we're dancing. woah! oh. ok! and that's a yeah. (music stops) i'm a dancer now. we are back, folks! we can see people again! can you believe it?! music playing music playing music playing ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. b

they're like, "a blond james bond?" >> yeah. >> jimmy: who is this guy? es. blond bond >> you're right. i suppose you're right, yeah i don't know people are very passionate about bond i think they're still passionate about bond. and they certainly were when i took over. so, you know what, i can't blame people for getting a bit wound up >> jimmy: i know, but then you have to read these, kind of, reviews about yourself before you even shoot a scene >> yeah. >> jimmy: saying like, "oh, i don't know if he's good looking enough i don't know if he's tough enough." >> that's true, so that's fine [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, fully. no, i just -- but i love that in the documentary, you see this and you go, "oh, all this stuff is going in your head. you're reading these reviews and you go, "i'm not going to read anymore i'm just gonna go work." >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then you go to the set. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and everyone on the set are reading the same articles >> and looking at their feet, wondering how's this gonna go. >> jimmy: yeah >> but what do you do? you put

tom: im fixed on the james bond thing. mohammed says jonathan ferro should be the new james bond. make that work. i am disappointed that they shot some of this movie -- it is beautiful and i do not want extra toys going down there, but i think it is over anyway and everyone is going down there. this was fantastic. lisa will ask who would know? tom is agnostic on financial asset. see how that works. tom keene and lisa abramowicz. equity futures are down 12. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> inflation is not going down. hi. wes you have to worry about the service sector and all those areas connected to travel and leisure. >> we have to work our way through this. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: i am alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz. we had down .25%. we are trying to set up for the season. tom: we need the earnings. it really gets

universal says the 25th james bond movie has already collected around $121 million. that this film will attract big crowds and give the theaters a big success and also hoping that bond, james bond of course delivers a lot of attraction for this industry that has struggled because of the pandemic, shep. >> save the movies seema, thank you. >>> cows on the loose. a herd of more than 70 cows wandering around homes and streets in holden, massachusetts, about an hour west of boston no idea how they got out or where they were going. >> i just heard the mooing like really loud. so i looked out the window and saw them all going up the street. >> reporter: but they did leave some party favors. >> they're mooing and they're couping and they're peeing it was actually pretty entertaining. >> entertaining, along with minor property damage. one cow popped the pool cover in a family's backyard. >> one of them wanted to swim. >> the cow's owner says the herd traveled about a mile from their home he's bucking the blame on the great cow escape says he has no idea how the cows got out

i'm not going to ask you the obvious question, which is is james bond an authentic portrayal of your know it is as accurate as a documentary! but do you think the bond phenomenon has been a net positive or negative for your world? we have got an ambivalent relationship i think- with the franchise. on the one hand, it would be . churlish not to admit that it has made us more famous than pepsi, and we are a secret organisation, i that makes you feel uneasy. but in practice it significantlyl magnifies our fighting power, and you would imagine that people i in the middle east would think there is an mi6 officer behind most rocks. so the fact that there is this incredible franchise of dozens of british films actually means that the british secret service is seen as being more powerful around the world? yes, and life follows art, | so that is the good news. if i may, there is a drawback, - which is of course that our business is about emotional intelligence, j teamwork, willingness to learn, i and we are very keen that people | understand that so that they come itojoin us, we get the full

james bond. the movie becoming the biggest release since the start of the pandemic.e will not only dig into the box office, but live performances at the met, making its stronger -- strong return. not much of a return for jobs though, for the industry. romaine: you saw those leisure and hospitality jobs, our tent entertainment -- the service economy is sort of getting rebooted. this was the pandemic loser, when we went into locked down. a lot of jobs were lost as a result. we are now crawling back into some of those jobs, and it appears that people are not only wanting to get out, but they are willing to spend a little bit more and spend more time out, much more so than what they were doing re-pandemic levels -- pre-pandemic. caroline:caroline: have you been to the cinema? romaine: i have not. we will talk to peter delve a little bit later, but right now we will talk to lisa reese -- alicia reese, joining us to talk about the movie box office. let's start off with the obvious question here. before the pandemic, the movie theater business was not in the best position.

it's adele singing "skyfall" from the oscars in 2013, from the james bond movie. ew bond, a new adele music. her first interview in five years, so much coming up. i heard you singing. i'm excited. you got your tickets? >> i do. i'm a huge bond fan. >> t.j. is good but i prefer adele. >> yeah. a close second. >> i get that a lot, george. >>> following a lot of headlines right now, including the pfizer request for emergency use authorization for their covid-19 nearly 30 million kids eligible if approved. american grade school children could start getting vaccinated as early as the beginning of november. >>> also right now a u.s. navy nuclear attack submarine collided with an unknown object in the pacific ocean. no life-threatening injuries and the "uss connecticut" remains in safe and stable condition. >>> also early this morning, nobel peace prize awarded to maria ressa and dmitry muratov of russia for their efforts to safeguard freedom of expression which is a precondition for democracy and lasting peace. >>> and take a look. george, i'm curious where you all come

she's fantastic in this new james bond movie, "no time to die.nd imax now, ana de armas is here [ cheers and applause and we have an in-studio performance. come on, big red machine [ cheers and applause today is friday, guys, and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff, you know [ cheers ] i check my inbox i return some emails and, of course, i send out thank you notes. and i was like - [ cheers and applause running a bit behind today, so i thought if you guys wouldn't mind, i would like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that okay [ cheers and applause james, can i get some thank you writing music please ♪ wow. [ laughter ] he was in a good mood for one. >> steve: wow! [ laughter ] that was the first time i have ever seen him smile in my life >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, leaf blowers, for just making my leaves someone else's problems [ laughter and applause "you deal with it. >> steve: "take 'em. [ laughter ] get out of here. >> jimmy: "don't like the way it looks, so i'm going to put it on y

reporr: you're playing james bond?aig is say bon voyage to double-o-seven, a role that takes a toll. >> while i'm filming, i'm a nightmare because i'm sort of in this, like, tunnel vision of work. and i think my wife kind of likes it when he leaves. >> reporter: why daniel craig is leaving, and what he thinks about a secret agent successor, ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: serena altschul talks with robert lugo. kelefa sanneh takes us back to his punk rock roots. lee cowan gets a read on best-selling already anthony doerr latest page turner. john dickerson looks back on quite a week and we washington. plus steve hartman, a commentary from a recent harvard grad that will truly amaze, and more on this first sunday morning of the new month, october 3rd, 2021. we'll be back in a moment. ♪♪ [trumpet] ♪♪ working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now 's sng a w nerationologll a as an employee-owned company, recology provides go

he was a good james bond how is james bond holding up he's not canceled?million different reasons. what is this guy now he's rile nice to the villain and doesn't shoot anyone >> he's definitely not canceled, joe. james bond is still a timeless classic especially for that older theater goer that really likes this franchise the film does need to embrace and they are considering bringing in more divest cast members. it ranked high on rotten tomatoes >> it is 2.5 hours writers are important. is this a good two and a half hours? >> three hours, actually it is a miniseries i think they probably needed to cut into some things it ate into the show times when you look at a film that cost $150 million to make and $ $56 million isn't bad but not grade if you need to make about $800 to $900 million to make a profit >> is it good? does it hold your attention? >> it is good. it is stylish but i personally think no movie should be over two hours unless it is lawrence of arabia. >> power the dog, i hear it is a really a smokey type of a western with a lot of undertones an

>> james bond.a big debut for the long awaited 25th james bond "no time to die," coming there with an estimated $56 million at its opening weekend. "let there be carnage" brought in $32 million and the adams family two with $10 million. >>> now to a chance encounter between two soldiers who discovered they share a powerful bond that goes back to the battlefield a decade ago >> reporter: as a combat medic, daniel exemplifies courage under fire >> as soon as i hear the call for medic, just run towards that danger >> reporter: in august of 2011 in afghanistan, his unit came under grenade attack, injuring three soldiers >> it was a volatile area we were in charge to secure >> reporter: this attack hit his platoon leader he stabilize him and prepared him for a medevac. >> it was a catastrophic event there was no walking away from that >> what is it like to watch him leave? >> reporter: back home, the lieutenant's sister received the terrifying news from another soldier. >> hey, your brother was in a gren

james bond, the cultural phenomenon that even made stars out of the cars alodge the way. >> you'll beton martin. >> reporter: which have i ever mentioned i actually drove? anyway, when you consider more men have walked on the moon than played bond, craig has gone next level, forever cementing himself into the upper reaches of who's your favorite bond debates? and as daniel craig takes his final bow as bond, rumors have been ripe about his successor. >> is it going to be man? is it going to be a woman? is it going to be a person of color? is it going to be, god forbid, >>> a year and a half of covid restrictions had a lot of people putting off everything from doctor's appointments to haircuts. one barber decided to bring his clippers to the great outdoors and found a whole new clien tell. >> reporter: it's the buzz of clippers, not critters that you'll hear in this section of central park. >> i get to do what i do best as an artist. to shape, create and craft people's these beautiful human beings that they are. >> reporter: he sets up shop in the scenic outdoors, every day, when weathe

from bitcoin to bond, james bond, the release of the 007 franchise, no time to die, hitting u.s. screens. we will tack to a hollywood insider -- we will talk to a hollywood insider about money in the movie biz post pandemic. superfans of comic books superheroes frolicking in new york city this weekend. we take you live to comic-con, the biggest convention to hit the big apple since the start of the pandemic. the september jobs report, a little something for everyone. let's do the positives first. the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.8%, but the headline number, that was a major letdown as the economy added just 194,000 jobs last month. labor secretary marty walsh says the delta variant is holding the economy back. >> the hospitality number 74,000 job gained in that area. that was expected to be much higher. because of the delta variant, people saw less people going to restaurants. there's concerns around that. >> the fed has been preparing to slow its 120 billion dollars per month bond buying program. let's get straight to the floor show. we have david trainor, the ceo of new c

we will look at crypto's roll amid some market madness and can james bond save the box office the stakes are high for an industry still trying to bounce back from the pandemic amount of big hour ahead cal -- kelly. >> the dow is down ten points. the s&pdown five the nasdaq down 54, these where we are seeing the most decisive action this afternoon. .4% decline n. bond yields, the ten-year moving higher, now just a hair below 1.6%. we have been watching some of these key levels lately. domestic crude hit $80 for the first time since i believe 2014. we are just below that it was enough to give energy a boost again. those were some of the best performers on the s&p with hess and eog up 5%. >>> do we call it a miss the employment rate fell, we added 194,000 jobs last month, wages were up. does it make sense let's bring in steve liesman. >> details report a stronger job market than the big miss this the headlines. many think the fed will look through this weakness and announce a reduction of asset purchases in november. 194,000, 317,000 on the private sector because of government and education

>> bond, james bond. >> welcome back to "gma." james bond is back if you didn't know. u.s. this friday and this morning we have 007 himself, daniel craig, live in times square. i'm excited to talk to him. that's in our next hour. great movie. >> looking forward to that. >> looking forward to that. >>> following a lot of headlines including the race to contain the oil disaster in california. overnight governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency as we learn of a 12-hour gap between the time the oil spill was first reported to the coast guard and when the oil company shut down its pipeline. >>> right now after the massive outage for facebook and instagram, it disrupted billions of users worldwide. they're back online and the company stated we also have no evidence that user data was compromised as a result of this downtime. we apologize to all those affected. >>> and there is one lucky person in california right now. there was one, one, winning powerball ticket worth nearly $700 million. a record breaking win. >>> and we have a lot more ahead. including the new sp

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plus, she stars in the new james bond film, "no time to die," in theaters and imax, october 8th.s here. [ cheers and applause i saw it >> steve: yeah did you see it >> jimmy: i saw the bond movie yeah >> steve: i can't wait >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. unbelievable >> steve: did you believe it >> jimmy: yeah, i believed it. [ laughter ] and we've got great music from twice. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: "the feels." and then later in the show, an all new "thank you notes." that should be fun, so stick around for that. [ cheers and applause it's a big friday show guys, as i said earlier, the biggest football game of the season is happening on sunday night when tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers head to foxborough to take on his old team, the new england patriots now, as you know, they end every season with awards like "most valuable player. something that -- but they also give out awards during the season did you know that? >> steve: no, i did not. >> jimmy: yeah, i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "tonight show superlatives." here we go ♪ tonight sho superlatives ♪ >> jimmy: o

the ship denies any role in the spill. >>> and "variety" says actor daniel craig bid farewell to james bondto a star on the hollywood walk of fame. craig received his star last night, just days before his latest bond movie opens in the u.s. "no time to die" is his fifth and final film as agent 007. the star sits next to the late roger moore's star. moore played bond in seven movies. >> this is one of the first places i came to when i came to l.a. is to see this. you're dragged here because all these names are here and hand prints up there. it is why i fell in love with movies and it is very difficult to not sort of feel quite overwhelmed by the whole thing. >> "no time to die" opens in the u.s. tomorrow. >>> still to come, a wild finish in the national league wild card game. chris taylor seals the deal for the dodgers with a huge swing in the bottom of the ninth. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com

the next james bond will be. maybe it will be a bot. who knows? kendis gibson. we are back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. "velshi." starts now. >>> today on velshi, associates are about to find out if a subpoena has more bite when their bosses are no longer running the justice department. subpoenas are flying from the january 6th committee and some of the twice impeached ex-president's form a circle are engaging with congressional investigators. we get the latest on who is talking and who is not and what's next. >>> plus, what one local elections official called the biggest threat to democracy in his lifetime and where that threat is spreading next. >>> why one former facebook investor is optimistic that change may finally be forced on the company he called a threat to democracy. fixes facebook won't be enough. >>> and the texas abortion ban overturned and reinstated. we get the latest from the legal team representing the clinic at the center of the lawsuit. "velshi" starts now. good morning. it is saturday, october 9th. i'm in for ali velshi. near

james bond, no time to die. friend mike depends dependingman -- mike gunz gunzelman joins me now. you went to see the movie. how was the theater? was it packed? >> yes, it was definitely crowded. i feel that finally people are realizing that it's okay to go back out whether it's the theaters, whether it's sports, you know, sporting events, college football tomorrow there's going to be 80,000 people in these stadiums. it's finally okay to take back your lives, and that's what people are are doing especially in the movie theaters. it was crowded yesterday but still, you know, you can pick what time you want to go. you're still a little hesitant, pick what time, but i would definitely urge people to get to the theater and go out because the movie's actually awesome, and we're taking our lives back, ashley. that's what we're doing. ashley: we are. so we're getting back to normal. you said the movie was, quote, awesome. was it good? you know, i mean, i love all bond movies, but this is daniel craig's last. >> this is

with "no time to die". >> bond, james bond. >> you just said we wanted to see it. >> i was making itck. >>> thanks for watching, gameday coming up next. >>> have a great week ahead. see you tomorrow night >>> this is game day. >> the october 3 edition. what a show. all of the giants to hear from, how about a forever giant. the 2021 division champs. big ovation for the third-base coach. logan webb, set the tone and struck out in the first. finished with eight strikeouts and pitched into the eighth inning. bottom of the third, the giants loaded up. them buster posey, watch what he did with two outs. he drove in two runs to give san francisco the lead. he had his 1500 hit. then down the left field line. two runs scored. the giants took the lead and they are out. it was honet third. bottom of the fifth, web at the plate. here it is. the first career

. >> daniel craig's final james bond movie.no time did i finally coming to theaters this friday. daniel spoke to entertainment tonight about the film. and kevin frazier has the story that. >> yeah, the key grant after 5 films. daniel suit up for the final time as the iconic double o 7 and he told our richard smith when thinks about saying goodbye. >> it's 15 years to a pickle list to figure out happened really does. i mean, as much as you know. >> sometimes it was a small it's going it's just it's, you know, i remember flying down the thames announce a james bond like it was yesterday. i just started with that iconic shot of you coming out of the casino rights >> you giving fans a parting gift, if you will. >> in >> yes, so much. it's ridiculous. time very quiet virus now. but you in the face, i have the safety and it's just me getting taking a shot. no time did i find bond retired and living in jamaica when he's pulled back into active duty. this time he's up against romney balick as a bio weapon. wielding villain ray finds hi

. >>> and a james bond film with a bay area link. >>> and streaming today the highly anticipated seriest to return. we have the behind the scenes preview. >>> and legends of the hidden temple is back. the full interview with the host. you can watch at kpix. >>> we are following breaking news. all lanes still shut down. northbound 680 right at jackson avenue this is due to a deadly crash where a vehicle hit a pedestrian. the investigation is underway and this closure will be out there for quite some time. it's really backing up traffic in and around the area. we are seeing big delays along 101. use surface streets or alternate, possibly 880. i will zoom out and you can see 101 is backed up out of south san jose. if you are going toward that 280 interchange. >>> live in walnut creek. the next time you enter any bars, gyms, restaurants, or any indoor businesses across the bay you may not need your mask. that could be in the future. we know seven bay area counties and leaders discussing this idea right now. this includes san francisco, contra costa, napa other counties considering lifting t

wei have no time to die, james bond have no time to die, james bond is back finally. we have next door which is a satirical psychodrama. and we have redemption of a road which is a dark musical comedy. l which is a dark musical comedy. i almost feel nervous for the producers of bond. there feels like there is so much riding on this for british cinema. it’s there is so much riding on this for british cinema.— british cinema. it's been such a lona wait british cinema. it's been such a long wait for— british cinema. it's been such a long wait for that _ british cinema. it's been such a long wait for that 18 _ british cinema. it's been such a long wait for that 18 months. i british cinema. it's been such a i long wait for that 18 months. until the first thing to say is i know you haven't seen it yet and many peoples start this weekend. let's not discuss plot at all ok? let's just say that after having been delayed for so long obviously people have got huge expectations. and i a chilly thought it was pretty good and better than i expected. it has seriousness of on her maje

i love james bond. i think that daniel craig could be the best james bond ever. he's certainly top two in my mind, sean connery and him here's what i think, $79 for a bottle of bollinger seems like a cheap proposition. >> that's what i said. that's not too bad especially if it becomes a collector's item. >> we use the tinder/lyft date app function to go to the movies to see universal pictures distributed "no time to die" and then we have a big story to tell about what to do the next day. >> a date with dom would be stellar. >> i like it both of us, i think, are good catches for a nice movie night. >> yes if only we were single. >> yes we'll see you later on thank you very much. >>> our exclusive conversation is coming up with the ceo of eqt on the rapid rise of natural gas prices and when relief could come the cold weather is going to be here soon enough and if you haven't done so, please follow our podcast. check us out on apple or spotify or your podcasplfot atrm of choice "worldwide exchange" will be right back it's moving day. and while her friends are doing

he worked with collaborators to write the james bond themes �*goldfinger�* and �*you only live twice'ack at his life and career. you may not know the name but you will definitely know his songs. leslie bricusse, lyricist and composer, was behind some of the most well—known and beloved film music of the last 60 years. confirming his death in social media, his friend joan collins said one of the giant songwriters of our time so they died. i will miss him terribly. sentiment echoed by singer elaine paige tweeted she was shocked and saddened by the news. describing him as one of our great songwriters. and nancy sinatra said my heart is aching today because one of the loves of my life is gone. leslie bricusse was born in london in 1931. in a career spanning more than seven decades he co—wrote the theme to two james bond films, won two oscars and a grammy and was involved in the writing of more than 1000 songs. in his memoir he said he was one of the luckiest people he knew. generations of filmgoers may disagree. luck had nothing to do with it. the british songwriter leslie bricusse, who's

he worked with collaborators to write the james bond themes �*goldfinger�* and �*you only live twice'not know the name that you will definitely know his songs. leslie bricusse, lyricist and composer, was behind some of the most well—known and beloved film music of the last 60 years. confirming his death in social media, his friend joan collins said one of the giant songwriters of our time so they died. i will miss him terribly. sentiment echoed by singer elaine paige tweeted she was shocked and saddened by the news. describing him as one of our great songwriters. and nancy sinatra said my heart is aching today because one of the loves of my life is gone. leslie bricusse was born in london in 1931. in a career spanning more than seven decades he co—wrote the theme to two james bond films, won two oscars and a grammy and was involved in the writing of more than 1000 songs. in his memoir he said he was one of the luckiest people he knew. generations of filmgoers may disagree. luck had nothing to do with it. the british songwriter leslie bricusse, who's died at the age of 90. still very b

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>> jimmy: i saw the james bond movie, and you have the big song. [ cheers and applause ] i guess thethe movie didn't come out. >> yes. yep. >> jimmy: then the song won a grammy, next the song could win an oscar, quite possibly. [ cheers and applause ] which you would take one of those, right?p>> uh-huh. >> jimmy: i know you made a couple of documentaries. did you want to make movies? do you want to make scripted films? >> i want to do something in the world of it. i just love, like, cine cinematography is really something i admire. i wouldn't necessarily want to, like, act in stuff. i mean, if something came along that felt right, then yeah. but yeah,i used to want to make a movie really bad, like that was a thing i was planning on doing. who knows. >> jimmy: when they asked you to write a song for james bond did you know the history of -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- kind of what a huge deal that is? >> yes. >> jimmy: recently, adele did one. uh-huh. >> jimmy: carley simon, paul mccartney, all of these different -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: then do you listen to all those songs before setting out

the highly anticipated 25th james bond movie landed in butcher cinemas on thursday. no time to die is being watched closely as a test of the cinema industry's ability to recover. after months of closures, due to cobit 19, he bought a report from land. ah, there's only one show in town for his past 2 years late because of the pandemic, where the change of director and script along the way, expect a familiar face doing familiar things, smashing and schmoozing his way around the world for queen and country all while showing off a slew of expensive accessories and lethal gadgets. now your enemies, my and he just the ticket for dealing with an international criminal gang, or maybe even jumping the petro q during britain's current fuel shortage. beyond the spectacle. it's hope no time to die will come to the rescue of britain cinemas, forced to close for months during the pandemic. so bummed film is a big film in any year specter and sky full. the last 2 installment sit respite to rate number 3 and number 2 in the will time tap top 10 of u. k. box office. and clearly given

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gng to be the new james bond some entertainment news, abc has named jesse palmer as the new hosthelor. [ audience ohs ] oh [ laughter ] yeah, today, jesse said, "i've dreamed about this job ever since i found out how much it paid." yep, jesse palmer is the new "bachelor" host. but before he got hired, he and all the other candidates had to fill out an application, and the questions they asked were pretty interesting for instance, our potential "bachelor" hosts were asked, "can you tell the difference between six different women named lauren?" [ laughter and applause next up, "do you have the stamina to work seven minutes a week?" [ laughter ] next up, "are you comfortable putting crying drunk people in the back of a limo to the airport? [ laughter and applause and finally, "have you ever sat next to a screaming bachelorette party and thought, 'i want to do this for a a living?'" see these are smart questions for "the bachelor. [ laughter and applause and some more tv news. after 11 years off the air, nbc is bringing back the original "law and order" for a 21st season. [ cheers an

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this film was the james bond film to end all james bond films that's why, as well as it did, and i didhey kept delaying it and delaying it , so bond fanatics like myself , couldn't wait to go see it. unfortunately, i didn't see it this weekend, but i will, and for hollywood to make it, they have to get all of their films focused on this one demographic to attract people. ashley: yeah, the question is, how do you do that? are we turning a corner though, jeff? more people are out, more people want to get back to normal. a movie theatre is one, it's a step that people have to take, and then feel confident about it are you getting the sense that we're getting whatever normal is , we're getting closer to that >> yeah, ashley, definitely. especially when i turn on college football and professional football and i see full stadiums of people, me being a movie producer, i see full stadiums of people, and i envision in my mind, full theaters of people and i envision in my mind, people waiting on line and also what we love is people waiting online for sold out movies, that is what we're so eagerl

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took james bond to do jit the movie "no time to die" pulled in $6.3 million last night.are sold out. tonight working world homeless day to skid row in los angeles where one woman turned her tragedy into a calling to help those in need on "the news" 7:00 eastern cnbc back to you. >> james dean as james bond would have been the best of all worlds. >> sleeping now. not available. >> i know. but thanks appreciate it. >>> the u.s. seeing weak jobs growth in september. nonfarm payrolls at 194,000. for the month compared to exec t t expectations of 500,000. joining us now is the white house council of economic advisers chair cecilia rouse thank you so much for joining us. >> nice to be here. >> is this number disappointing in your eyes >> this number reflects that the economy continues to make progress even in the face of the delta wave with covid. remember these data were collected in early september the week of september 12th to be precise and the peak of covid-19 infections with the delta variant and saw job growth of over 300,000 jobs in the private sector why the head wind