. ♪ when that moon is big and bright ♪ ♪ it's a super natural night ♪ ♪ dancing in the moonlight ♪ ♪rybody is dancing in the moonlight ♪ >> we're hot together. ♪ ♪ everybody is dancing in the moonlight ♪ >> they're getting cuddled. ♪ everybody here is out of sight ♪ ♪ they don't bark and they don't bite ♪ ♪ they keep things loose, they keep them tight ♪ ♪ everybody's dancing in the moonlight ♪ ♪ dancing in the moonlight ♪ ♪ everybody's feeling warm and bright ♪ ♪ it's such a bright and natural light ♪ ♪ everybody's dancing in the moonlight ♪ >> narrator: if i had to sleep in a bed like that, i would need a spa to recover. no way, i just remember how amazing the spa is at caesar's palace, right at the moment i'm contractually obligated to mention it. you hit the spa and then you go to an award-winning restaurant. go t ♪ hi jen! hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. really?! this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature. (vo) no matt

these are moonlight and baby? this is moonlight and baby. into peel bay, and they do come here most days, so you never know. fingers crossed. the story began last september when a female dolphin and her newborn calf were spotted swimming off the manx coast. it looked like the size of a fish, you know? in the video he‘s just leaping out of the water behind the mother‘s dorsalfin. i emailed it around to marine mammal scientists and a lady called barbara from the moray firth got in touch. and she said, i think i recognise this dolphin. it looks remarkably like one of our missing dolphins from the moray firth. amazingly, it was the same dolphin. moonlight, who had been studied hundreds of miles away in the moray firth since 1996, hadn‘t been seen in scotland for more than a year. she was identified thanks to a marking on her upper dorsalfin. now it‘s thought she and her calf have become the island‘s only pair of resident dolphins. it was 2018, was the last time we actually saw her. definitely a surprise for us because we just didn't know where s

what is happening at the moonlight cinema here in newjersey is pa rt cinema here in newjersey is parten on their terms, and it's definitely catering to a growing thirst for black content. absolutely. black content is american content. and, based on our numbers and the diverse crowd we have seen, we have seen that there is a big support for that. seeing the death of george floyd, that gave us more inspiration to try and create something that everybody can have a good time and enjoy themselves with. and that is perhaps what is most powerful with this pop—up drive—in — the sheer, unadulterated joy it is bringing to the city of newark in the midst of one of the most miserable summers in american history. tom brook, bbc news, newark, newjersey. don't forget, there's lots more on all the stories we're covering on our website. including the breaking news of the death of chadwick boseman. that's bbc.com/news, or you can download the bbc news app for your tablet or smartphone. thank you for watching. hello there. you could see the rain coming on friday, but it was very difficult to get out of

the newark moonlight pop—up drive—in opened in july, operated by film—maker ayanna stafford—morris andonse has been phenomenal. it's been an overwhelming success. everybody who comes here, we know whether or not they like it if they honk at the end. at the end of the film, when they leave, they give us a large honk, then we know we did well. on the night we visited the drive—in, it was showing the critically acclaimed horrorfilm us from black film—maker jordan peele. typically, drive—ins — enjoying a renaissance in america right now as a result of the pandemic — show films featuring white protagonists. the newark moonlight cinema is offering audiences something distinctly different — movies highlighting the works of african—american film—makers. you know, during the pandemic, we've seen racial tension really bubble in this country, and it was kind of depressing to see the constant news cycle of people being hurt, black people being hurt by police officers, so i wanted to be able to create an opportunity for black people to see themselves in a positive light and have a more positive ima

, if you don't have moonlight you had to have these fires. , she was outside of her house and she put out these bombs, she struck this thing out and she was so proud of herself and so related that suddenly she is no longer afraid, she had stood up by this assault from germany and she had the courage to put this thing out, we went out and her lover became, she's quite candidate about her lover and their life. meanwhile her lover became more and more fearful in my favorite moment is as the story proceeds and the time passes, and they hereto bombs falling and her mother tells for her to get down, get down. >> that is great. as a mentioned future tense, we are usually focused on our relationship with the technology and the impact of technology on society and part of the reason i want to have this conversation with you other than the fact that i am a fan of the history books, there is a future tense connection which one of the other things i was struck by reading your book, however, familiar i may or may not of been with churchill, you really portray him, i don't know if you would call him

if he did not moonlight you had to have these fires as beacons. what if you incendiary bombs landed outside her house but she put out the incendiary bomb. she snuffed this thing out and you're so proud of herself, so elated that really suddenly she was no longer afraid. she had stood up to this awful assault from germany and she had the courage to do this and had the courage to put this thing out. meanwhile, her lover became as she's quite candid about her lover and about their sex life actually, meanwhile her lover became more and more fearful. .. >> that's great. so you know, we are as i mentioned future tense, we are usually focused on our relationships with technology and the impact of technology on society so the reason i wanted to have this conversation with you other than the fact that i'm a fan of your book and a history buff, there is sort of a future tense connection here which is one of the other things i was struck by reading your book however familiar i may or may not have been with churchill is that you really portray him as a i don'

and in that moonlight all silver pale, wind worried the gray ends of the grass, whistled past the unlocked door. something evil afoot, something here inside where the moon peered through the window and into the master bedroom, a little after 3:00 in the morning. >> it's really, really dead. >> what's really dead? >> my husband. >> strange the things that happen to people under a full moon. good people. not so good people. under the moon that night, it's hard to tell which was which, who was who. >> this is a case built on lies and deception and cat and mouse. who knew what it was. >> but the story when it began back in 2005 was about love. or what certainly felt like it. in fact fair to say it was two kinds of love. there was what happened to ben when he met melissa. >> as soon as he met melissa, it was something i'd never seen, just for no reason he'd call her and say i love you. >> he was a changed man. >> absolutely. >> he was happy. melissa really made the difference. >> and if anybody would know, his best friends, cindy and scott graham. >> ben was family. he was family. >> and then t

children are walking in the moonlight on jusan-ya of october.. >> the children are casting an odd spell while striking the ground. this is to rouse the spirits of the earth and make them chase the pests out of the fields. >> having them do this is supposed to ensure a rich harvest the following year. >> for the children's mighty incantation, the adults give them some sweets, a modest reward. it is a different kind of o-tsuki-mi custom that's only done in this town. however, the number of children in the town is decreasing, and the energy of the festival is fading. ♪ >> the opposition in belarus is causing -- calling for a recount after lucas" said to have 180% of the vote, -- lukashenko said to have received 80% of the vote. police in hong kong arrested media tycoon jimmy lai .

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they say you see about 15 to 20 per hour when you consider the moonlight. it would be neat to check it out. >> did i miss what you said about the coast. will the fog stick around or will people be able to check that out? >> i think at the coast, he will not get to see it. you have to head inland. those clouds will be a problem for that tonight. >> i have not seen that meteor shower. we will see you in a little bit. thanks. >>> coming up next, the decline in coronavirus cases across the country. it could be short-lived. white experts are worried about the next month. superfast internet. it's a beautiful thing. superfast internet with an xfinity flex 4k streaming device included? even beautiful-er. and now flex also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. and with flex, it's all at your beck and call... show me parks and rec! see? the best really did get better! magnificent. switch to xfinity internet and get a flex 4k streaming device with peacock premium included for no additional cost. ♪ a

maybe this time i'll say something ♪ ♪ i've been feeling for a while out loud we're running out of moonlight have to be a big deal babe however you feel ♪ ♪ no i won't make fuss no i won't cause a scene and my heart keeps racing racing ♪ ♪ still i'm over being overkill and you don't have to say it back ♪ ♪ i just wanna know where your head's at maybe this time i'll say something ♪ ♪ something a little wild out loud maybe this time i'll say something ♪ ♪ i've been feeling for a while out loud and i'll wait for my moment hope you say ♪ ♪ what i'm hoping get it out in the open hope you say what i'm hoping ♪ ♪ maybe this time i'll say something something a little wild out loud maybe this time ♪ ♪ i'll say something i've been feeling for a while out loud and i'll wait ♪ ♪ for my moment hope you say what i'm hoping get it out in the open ♪ ♪ hope you say what i'm hoping and my heart keeps racing racing still ♪ ♪ and i'm over being overkill and my heart keeps racing racing still ♪ ♪ guess i'm over being overkill ♪ it's time to step up. prep up. step up. prep up. to help keep you free from the risk

to oscar—winning moonlight an oscar—winning story and more nuanced storytelling.w into the storyline, it changes the layers and the waves. having a trans woman play a bond girl or cleopatra for everyone to see at the same time, could be a life changing experience for a lot of people. the same pressure as part of the #metoo movement to give more women in film a voice might have resulted in st frances. it features abortion, but that is not the dramatic point of the film. i think there is a lot of value to being able to bring your own experience, your own complicated nuanced experience to the forefront, so that people have an antidote to this very polarised sort of aggressive culture that we have, especially on social media. i'm smart! if cinema is thinking more of women and lgbtq rights, as well as racial diversity, it'll almost certainly result in better stories. what the film industry now has to decide is who it allows to tell those stories and what should or shouldn't disqualify them. that brings our talking movies: future of cinema special to a close. we hope yo

and i would sit on a piano stool next to her, and while she was playing songs like "stardust" and "moonlight was learning them as she was playing them. >> so it must be even more special that you've done some work with your sons, like the song you're going to perform with your kids. >> it's great working with the boys. working with all the kids is good. i've got some talented kids. i appreciate that. >> do they all play the guitar? or piano? how many instruments do you play? >> well, i, you know, play at the guitar, but that's about it. but, no, luke and micah can play piano, they play pretty good piano, drums, and practically anything here in my living room here. i've got all kind of instruments, guitars and pianos, so they were around musical instruments all their lives, and i didn't push them. i just kind of let them drift into it as they wanted to and they've really done well. >> well, you have one of those unmistakable sounds that from the minute the guitar chord is struck, everybody knows it's you. >> well, that's trigger. >> baby! yeah. i love you, willie, thank you, man. thanks for b

markets more than $10000.00 tree does walk you looking takes almost to a part of the market called moonlight hume everyone knows he's. newsy my heart. very very own very for simple my you don't know displays i don't know me everybody knows where we get all of us what they're getting everything. from nike borst what about when a dog does what about the french fries everything as are you have everything here. we leave the market at lunch time to head to flow king's favorite child and the tree serving traditional gagnon thing just as if in point you can get loads and loads of local flavors and few months he's famous for his freshly made cheese. it's like one of the representations of the market or the boss is out operates from the woods but of course you would oh wow you need them. as our next improve so obvious. isn't just a really you know c.t. with a greek food it's also famous for its honeymoon pills canton which was featured in the holywood movie black panther as a symbol of african cultural. kin to has been hunted even for centuries using the same technique he came to means a lot to me be

. ♪ good night, moonlight lady ♪ >> reporter: so is the way he picks that guitar. >> that is a song i'mhink it came out really well and i worked hard on it. >> reporter: how old were you? >> i guess i was 20. ♪ >> pauley: a visit with james taylor later on sunday morning. ♪ >> pauley: it is clear and protective, and found in packages everywhere. but is bubble wrap art? yes, says lee cowan. call it pop art. >> reporter: one destruction of bubble wrap, it is hardly considered a crime, unless, of course, you're artist bradley hart, who's canvas is bubble wrap. really? >> what do you use bubble wrap for? to protect things that are important to us. to me, it is memories. >> reporter: the man who paints in a bubble, ahead on sunday morning. >> pauley: and jill schlesinger gives us the lowdown on higher education in this era of covid. and jim axelrod returns to another challenging time at the white house, the times of president gerald ford and the man who documented them. shabbos kestenbaum takes us for a spin in an r.v., suddenly the way to go. we'll have the latest on that horrific explosion

it is definitely moonlight and her baby. flashback to an earlier time, seeing that, because of the social distancing, which is no longer in place. it has been eased. some people are sitting next to each other. one day. maybe that is what motivated moonlight, to head back to a normal life. yeah, after she had absconded. here's nick with a look at this morning's weather. there were some, it was hot. it was really, really hot yesterday. did you enjoy it? it has been too hot for me. too hot for me, definitely. we're talking extreme heat. we had the hottest day ever recorded in the uk yesterday. if you are not a fan of that heat, you will be relieved to know, after these temperatures yesterday, northern ireland really didn't get into the heat. it is cooler today, 10 degrees or more down compared with yesterday but it is still not cold by any stretch of the imagination, just closer to the average or normalfor the imagination, just closer to the average or normal for this time of year. the front behind will be the focus of a few sh

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moonlighting, satan worshipers, sex traffickers and using coronavirus as a bio weapon.he group violent mastic extremists and lawmakers are great. >> this is what happens with all the theories and they can be dangerous. if speak the danger became real in 2016 because the defunct gate theory and electric democrats were running a child trafficking ring. in the instance, a man fired a ar-15 rifle claiming he was investigating the theory and then members began popping up at trump rallies. now making inquiries into congress. clinching georgia's primary as the first candidate to openly embrace the group. she denies being a full-fledged member. >> no i don't, i think the media's characterization of me. >> republican strategists say that qanon's devotion to president trump is toxic. >> it's a group of nuts and kooks. >> it's grown so fast it's becoming talk in the 2020 race and then biden put out a legitimizing a group that poses a domestic terrorism threat. bret. >> bret: jillian, thank you. stocks up today and the dow gained 47, s&p 500 finished ahead 11, nasdaq rose 118 today

this before the creatures in the wood ♪ ♪ are lik they find their feathers in the night a flame as moonlightke this before i never needed you like this before ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i never needed yo like this before i never needed you like this before ♪ ♪ i never needed yo like this before i never needed you like this before ♪ ♪ i never needed yo like this before ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i never needed yo like this before i never needed you like this before ♪ ♪ i never needed yo like this before i never needed you like this before ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i never needed yo like this before i never needed you like this before ♪ ♪ i never needed yo like this before i never needed you like this before ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh my. oh my goodness oh, how i've missed live music oh my gosh thank you, thank you, thank you so much. trey anastasio, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause more "tonight show" when we come back, everyone. [ applause ] same without you.t the we're finally back and can't wait until you are too. universal orlando resort. buy now and get two days free at the parks. restrictions apply. ♪ i got it all from you

one couple did just that we'll talk to the owners of the new york moonlight cinema that opened on july that's come up next. we'll be right back. you say the customers make their own rules. let's talk data. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept! 5g, everybody's talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. -that's good. next item: corner offices for everyone. just have to make more corners in this building. chad. your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. now that's simple, easy, awesome. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus, get $400 off when you pre-order the new samsung galaxy note20 ultra 5g. >>> welcome back to the exchange throughout the covid-19 lockdowns, movie theaters are among the hardest hit businesses with many of the more than 40,000 indoor screens in the country shutdown drive in movies have seen a resurgence as socially distanced forms of entertainment one new jersey family opened newark's first drive in theater since the 1980s screening classics to

another moonlight with lows of 12 in lerwick, and 15-17 with lows of 12 in lerwick, and 15—17 furtherweather front is bumping into this high pressure. it will produce some cloud. the isobars tell you that it will be breezy towards the west. that breeze coming from a southerly direction, a mild direction for us. so, we start on a cloudy note. the cloud will start to break. some sunny skies coming through. the brightest across the far north—east of scotland with highs of 19, far north—east of scotland with highs of19, and far north—east of scotland with highs of 19, and the top temperatures once again in the south—east, 28, possibly 29. thursday into friday, another weather front coming in from the west. still, looking at the isobars, that breeze coming up from the south, so more of us will have higher temperatures and a lot of dry weather to start with until the weather to start with until the weather put stemming from the west introducing that rain, which could be heavy and thundery in northern ireland. temperatures up to 34 in the south—east. the high temperatures do not last, for mo

country have been doing a great job we have some teachers who have been using the opportunity to do moonlighting to do private tuition online we've also got the youngest generation of teachers in europe and that means i must say thank you go to a country such as it's early they've got the oldest generation of teachers they go back in september but the older chips are slightly more vulnerable there's no doubt about that we've got the youngest generation of teachers a course i'm a teacher i'm a head teacher networked with children 35 years and in both the private and the state sector of course i support my colleagues but i don't think teachers are necessary want to stay at home a lot of teachers want to get back and so many parents who contact our organization they're very strong and say not only do they want you to go back to school they don't want any social distancing in the classroom because they think it's a veteran children's mental health there are a lot of parents who want to get back to school teachers too we need to ask the teachers chris thank you very much indeed for joining us live he

one of the people in the store was a officer moonlighting at 13 year veteran of the police force the three term recipient officer of the year, a father five who just had triplets. he was working that day because it was his day off on the police force and he tookn on a second job to make money for his family. when they left the store he got up off the ground and drew his weapon and ran outside he tried to give himself cover but the vehicle he was leaning next he was one of the vehicles the guys were in. the window was rolled down and he was shot three times that point blank range and killed instantly. there was a 12 day national manhunt and then all four guys were caught. they captured and tried and sentenced them one guys name was also wes moore. the more i learned about this crime in this tragedy so one day i decided to write him a note i said here's how i heard about you and one month later i got a letter back from west more and that was fascinating to me everything he was alluding to that one letter turned into dozens of letters turning into dozens of visits i have known him over

he said that henry clay was like a rotten apple in the moonlight -- he both shines and stinks. that is a great vision there. he admired clay because clay had the ability to do things. as a dying man, he wanted to come to the floor of the senate to listen to clay's magnificent voice one more time. >> our next phone call is from david in san francisco. >> one quick comment -- anyone who thinks that today's politics is overly divided should really take a look at the political divisions of the jacksonian era. the question is this -- do you find it a bit ironic that the republican party, which was formed out of the whig party, has evolved from a party founded by henry clay on the basis of public works and federal investment and local projects, into one that opposes all of that, particularly with mitch mcconnell's comments. >> basically, the whig party evolved into the republican party. abraham lincoln was a republican himself. in modern days, there were probably aspects of both of those. the democratic party has a lot of the simple fractions of the whig party, some business oriented

she started moonlighting as an escort. >> finding out that paige was running a rather high class andquality sort of prostitution business was kind of stunning. i had no idea that took place in my jurisdiction. >> living in a nice house in a nice part of town. >> and known to a number of people that i knew. she was a soccer mom. one of my best friend's daughter i believe played on the same team as paige's kids. >> how did paige manage to keep her escort service a secret from everybody but clients for so long? she went by the name carrie selling her services through a front company she ran. some friends suspected and most didn't. >> it was hard for me to believe that she would want to have sex with men for money. >> but she did. according to the investigative report paige would charge up to $1,000 per session and you can imagine how it hit paige's mom and dad. they couldn't believe it. >> if i knew about it i would try to use whatever persuasion about it. if nothing else it is dangerous. >> it was a shock, obviously. but they said they could understand her motives. after all rob dixon'

of the people that was in the inside the store that day was an off-duty police officer who was moonlighting as a security guard, and he was a, he was a 13-year veteran for the baltimore police force. he was a three-time recipient of police officer of the year. he was also a father of five who just had triplets. and thend reason he was working that day was because it was his day off from the police force, and he took on a second job the make exa that money for his fam -- extra money for his family. and when he ended up -- when they left the store, he got up off thehe ground, and he drew hs weapon, and he ran outside to see if he could stop the guys from getting away. and when he ran outside, he started kneeling next to cars and vehicles to give himself cover. he didn't realize that one of the vehicles h that he was kneeling next to was one of the vehicles the guys were in. and a window rolled down, and he was shot three times at point-blank range, s and he was killed. and there ended up being a national manhunt for those four guys. in 12 days all four guy were caught, and one of the people t

and we got a call from a young filmmaker and he had great ideas and it was barry jenkins hooted "moonlight" which hadn't come out yet but we saw an early version of it. so i interviewed him and working with him i don't know what to ask filmmakers. he said he didn't know about slave movies, but that he was thinking paul thomas anderson. we got the oscar and contracts weeks later said he was taking around and pitching folks and amazon studios is going to do a series and we will see if it goes forward, but it's pretty exciting. >> host: dean is in new jersey, is that right? i can't see it on my screen. >> caller: ma maybe about 6 mils north of princeton. you were kind enough to autograph my copy of "the underground railraid" at the schaumburg center i think last year, and i know you and kevin young -- he was ahead of you coming they were classmates at? >> guest: yes -- >> host: who is kevin young? >> guest: nonfiction writer. though -- >> host: we are going to let you go ahead -- >> caller: >> guest: we knew each other as young writers in college. he was a sort of professional one and i was m

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another moonlight with lows of 12 in lerwick, and 15—17 further south. note. the cloud will start to break. some sunny skies coming through. the brightest across the far north—east of scotland with highs of 19, and the top temperatures once again in the south—east, 28, possibly 29. thursday into friday, another weather front coming in from the west. still, looking at the isobars, that breeze coming up from the south, so more of us will have higher temperatures and a lot of dry weather to start with until the weather put stemming from the west introducing that rain, which could be heavy and thundery in northern ireland. temperatures up to 34 in the south—east. the high temperatures do not last, for most, you can see the yellow, replacing amber. just in the far south—east hanging on to something a little bit higher. during saturday, lots of dry weather, temperatures up to 30, on sunday, looking at 26 in london, and cooler for most of us. this is bbc news. the headlines: explosion beirut is in mourning after the huge explosion which killed at least 100 peop