[video playback] - say hello to clark kent.ayback] christopher reeve: what i liked was trying to play two people at the same time, superman and clark kent. there's a calculated schizophrenia between the two of them. matthew reeve: there's this amazing scene, my favorite scene of my dad's film work. and he was playing superman, playing clark kent. [video playback] - hi, can i come in? - takes his glasses off, and he transforms. some blush on, and. - lois, there's something i have to tell you. i'm really-- i mean, i was at first really nervous about tonight. [end playback] matthew reeve: puts his glasses back on. he's clark again instantly. i mean, he absolutely nailed it. pierre spengler: the magic was that you absolutely believed in their love story. christopher reeve: i really think that out there, hopefully around the world, that romance is what they want to see. interviewer 4: do you have that? christopher reeve: oh, god, yes, but i found it. i'm very lucky. i met this girl while i was making superman in london. hi, welcome.

superman and clark kent. there's a kind of calculated schizophrenia between the two of them. >> there's this amazing scene. it's my favorite scene of my dad's film work. and he was playing superman, playing clark kent. >> oh, hi. i come in. >> he takes his glasses off, and he. transforms. >> some blush. >> on. i'm really-- i mean, i was at first >> lois. there's something i have to tell you. i'm really. >> um. >> i mean, i was at first really nervous about tonight. >> puts his glasses back on, and he's clark again. instantly. i mean, he absolutely nailed it. >> hi. the magic was that you absolutely believed in their love story. >> i really think that out there, hopefully around the world, that romance is what they want to see. >> do you have that? >> oh, god. yes, but i found it. i'm very lucky. i met this girl while i was making superman in london. hi. you're welcome. very well, thank you. >> lovely lady. >> yes, this is gaxton. >> hello. >> how are you? >> it looks like. >> somebody gave you a kiss. >> befo

many parts of the country had a pretty cloudy day on saturday, but towards the end of the day in kentrds we've got this weather front that's going to be pushing its way slowly towards high pressure, and this is just the first of a couple of weather fronts that do this next few days. into northern ireland, western areas of scotland, a few patches of drizzle around elsewhere. celsius. start to the day here. as it does so, it weakens significantly, so through the afternoon as it arrives across wales and western england, central and eastern scotland willjust be a lump of cloud with a few patches of drizzle here and there. weather to western areas, the front dying as it works its way eastwards across the country. for example, and the winds are a lot lighter further east. to northern ireland and scotland. south—westerly wind. temperatures mostly about 8—12 celsius. of the uk on tuesday. and sunny, but there will be some frost and some fog patches around from wednesday through friday. that it could start to get colder, perhaps with some wintry weather. orders tariffs, prompting fears of trad

work for them. boot sales and online. on its victims who rely on those tools to earn a living, in kenti had roughly £8,000—e15,000 as well as the financial burden, there is a human cost. the time is 6.20. our top story this evening: "it stained one of the happiest days of my life" spanish footballer after spying for iran for cash payments and escaping from prison. who handed over "genuine military information" to iranian handlers. khalife escaped by hiding under a lorry from wandsworth prison about himself in the newspapers. he was arrested three days later. the army as a young man, he had the makings of an exemplary soldier. and boasted in an encrypted voice message about how clever he was. because of a selfish desire to show off. the education secretary bridget phillipson has told the bbc that parents and children are her priority, as headteachers' card that replaces single—word judgements. strengths and weaknesses. head teachers unions say it's worse than the current system. so who will the government listen to? parents can be assured that my number one priority and their life chanc

kent martin and the democrats right now clearly they are moving toward the middle.e still in the biden mode in terms of what they want to present as the face of the american people. so, what martin had to say it yesterday we are not elon musk. we are not radical and crazy on the right. we're not trying to impose tariffs we want to make things work pretty much makes cities work. we want to make your social safety net europe medicaid were not going to take it away. that's the democrat bes best mee at this moment. >> has written a memo to every democrat pondering presidential run staying away for a more radical idea saying this this election conclusively proved a democrat cannot embrace the far left groups to please the activists in a primary and simply pin it to a stance that voters actually like in the final months of an election campaign if you want to best position yourself for 2028 publicly distance yourself from far left losing ideas. they talk about abolishing the police wiping out every single student loan to climb emergency they what they are telling future de

in kent field, you got close to a foot of rain, 10. 75.still almost two inches of rain in dublin andver an inch in san jose once the rain finally did make its way into the santa clara valley. but that rain has now moved out. but the amount that we saw, well, it's no wonder we still have flood warnings in effect for the north bay and flood advisories. in the brighter shade of green, the flood warnings along the rivers of the north bay. just takes a little time for the water to make its way through the various watersheds into the main tributary. it's why the russian river isn't going to crest until tomorrow morning in all likelihood. there's more rain on the way after that. let's take a look at futurecast as we head through tonight and into tomorrow. not much to see as we look through the overnight hours, but a couple of pop-up showers are going to be possible, mainly over the north bay tomorrow afternoon. those are going to be very few and far between. they're not going to last too long in any particular spot. they're not going to amount to anything that's problematic. between those,

hello. on saturday, but towards the end of the day in kent, drier air from the continent started to clearg to be pretty extensive. to the day here. slowly pushes eastwards. the afternoon, as it arrives across wales and western england, central and eastern scotland too, it'lljust be certainly no heavy rain left by the time we get to the afternoon. but this time, there will be some fairly strong winds around — gusts of around 50—60 miles an hour around the scottish islands, for example. the winds a lot lighter further east. the afternoon to northern ireland and scotland. and wherever you are, we're looking at mild weather conditions with a south/south—westerly wind. temperatures mostly about 8—12 celsius. but there will be some frost and some fog patches around then there are hints with some wintry weather. the americans to step back from these trade actions. from canada, mexico and china, prompting fears of a trade war. they will retaliate with counter—tariffs. against the united states after us president donald trump imposed measures against canada, mexico and china, earlier on saturday.

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you know, four days before kent state, he said if it takes a bloodbath, let's get it over with. so this was his his job essentially. and he did it with relish. you know, he first he went after one of the only three unions that had endorsed the professional air traffic controllers organization, petco, and and gutted them. and, you know, at that time about third of america had a good union job. that's why we had two thirds of america being in the middle class, because union jobs set the wage for nonunion employers had to compete with with. so reagan went after unions. he dropped the top tax rate at time, it was 74%. lbj lowered it from 90% down to 74%, but he closed up so many loopholes that he'd actually effectively raised taxes on rich people to pay for the great society and. reagan dropped that down first to 25%, then to the year to 27%, and you know, now it's in the thirties and and he went after college. he was like, you know, when he was of california, he ended free education with the california university system. and as president, he went after the education budget and the

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he passed away at his home in kent on sunday morning.end and agent, thomas bowington, has described him as a joyful and profoundly good hearted man. those are the headlines. i'll be back with more in just under half an hour. >> thank you. aaron. let's get stuck into today's show. we've got a meaty menu. sir keir starmer has denied breaking lockdown rules after his voice coach appears to have travelled more than 50 miles between lockdown tiers to meet him. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> very much. >> very much. >> all right. >> all right. >> that's all we have time for. >> that's all we have time for. >> thank you. prime minister. of course not. hopefully you're following the rules. your voice, coach jeff nick hewer. >> and that was sir keir starmer dodging questions last night in brussels. are you convinced? well, just a few days before keir starmer met with his voice coach, he was calling for harder, tougher, stricter lockdown measures. >> easing the restrictions, i think is going to be the next big mistake for the prime minister. and h