the legendary lucille ball. >> reporter: it's your first look at nicole kidman as lucille ball. >> iat i love doing. >> reporter: the film is written and directed by andrew sorkin. and javier bardem plays her husband desi arnez. based on the trailer, it appears one of the show's most iconic scenes made the cut. yes, we're talking about lucy stomping some grapes. the film premiers in theaters and streaming platforms this december. >> is that lucille ball or nicole kidman. . >> it looks so much like the original scene stomping the grapes. the preview is really interesting because you hear her voice as lucille ball, and she sounds exactly like her. >> i know. i think it's amazing. she's had some roles where you just get lost in the role. you forget it's her. and i love javier bardem. >>> democrats seem to be nearing a deal on the spending bill. we have details about the concessions, and they are significant. president biden proposed during meetings with progressives and moderates yesterday. >>> an emotional school board meeting in texas where a school board member was told to teach oppo

in fact, after the trial, her story became a movie, a breakout hit for nicole kidman.on remember pamela smart, you say the movie "to die for" with nicole kidman. of course i know that case. >> if you watch "to die for," people take that and they say, okay, this whole movie is true, and this person, pamela smart, is a horrible individual. >> it's a very iconic movie. >> yes. and it helped to freeze me in the image of my worst mistake. >> that mistake? pamela says it was sleeping with billy flynn, not asking him to kill her husband. she denies that. pamela says the jury was infected by a press that caricatured her as an evil seductress. she says the tabloids were full of lies like those bikini photos. that they weren't shot to tempt billy flynn. they were taken for fun with a friend for a modeling contest. >> somehow the narrative escaped or got created that i took these pictures for bill flynn and gave them to him to seduce him. and that's totally a false story. >> by the time pamela took the stand, there was a lot to dig out of. she had to testify in court that, yes, s

and their story has caught the imagination not only of the nation, but also of celebrities like nicole kidmanut there that famous are looking at our story and looking at the stories and something must've affected them for it to have caught hold of them and also we're really grateful. we've got some from schoolkids putting their change into poor old andy's back. so, just the small donations, anything is fantastic. the aim has stayed the same throughout — to save lives. we do hope we're playing our part in changing that - and raising awareness of the helpline and i letting young people - know that there is hope. you can carry on and fulfil your life. - the men started the walk with the aim of raising £3,000 each but with their combined total now well over half a million, they know they are truly helping to save lives. alison freeman, bbc news, norfolk. inspiring soft. this is bbc news. thanks for watching. hello. saturday was a pretty cloudy day across the board. temperatures were edging up and part two of the weekend it looks a little bit milder. we will also have some sunshine around which wi

their story has caught the imagination not only of the nation but also of celebrities like nicole kidmanth donated £10,000. . , ., ~ ., £10,000. incredible to know that peeple _ £10,000. incredible to know that people out _ £10,000. incredible to know that people out there - £10,000. incredible to know that people out there that i that people out there that famous are looking at our stories, and something must have affected them, caught hold of them, so really grateful but we are also really grateful, we have had donations from schoolkids putting their change into poor old andy's backpack. the small donations, anything is fantastic.— is fantastic. the aim has sta ed is fantastic. the aim has stayed the _ is fantastic. the aim has stayed the same - is fantastic. the aim has - stayed the same throughout. to save lives. stayed the same throughout. to save thea— stayed the same throughout. to save lives-— stayed the same throughout. to save lives. well, we do hope we are playing _ save lives. well, we do hope we are playing a — save lives. well, we do hope we are playing a part _ save lives.

and their story has caught the imagination not only of the nation, but also of celebrities like nicole kidmanoking at our story and looking at the stories and something must've affected them for it to have caught hold of them and also we're really grateful. we've got some from schoolkids putting their change into poor old andy's back. so, just the small donations, anything is fantastic. the aim has stayed the same throughout — to save lives. we do hope we're playing our part in changing that and raising - awareness of the helpline and letting young people i know that there is hope. you can carry on and fulfil your life. - the men started the walk with the aim of raising £3,000 each but with their combined total now well over half a million, they know they are truly helping to save lives. alison freeman, bbc news, norfolk. in just over a week — world leaders will be arriving in glasgow — for the un climate change conference c0 p26. as part of our coverage looking ahead to the summit, we'll be giving you getting some of your questions answered on monday morning at 1130. what do you want to know

donations have come in from those following theirjourney, from celebrities like nicole kidman and danield many other stories, like tracy's, whose son charlie took his own life. because they know what we're going through, but we are going through, we are all in the same club, not one you want to be in at all. and to actually talk to other people who are going through the same has been just, it has just been amazing. and alfie, who is 23, a friend of tim's daughter — he has also experienced dark times. i was diagnosed with autism when i was nine years old. that led to quite a difficult time in mainstream school. i was very isolated, bullied for ten years, had food thrown at me, nobody even bother to say hello. that led to me being very depressed, i had time out of school and tried to commit suicide four times. my wildlife photography became an escape from the bullying and that saved my life, really. meeting all those different people has been fantastic, humbling, inspiring, just so many words to describe it, but it has been a great 15 days, and these two guys have really made it for me. ta

and their story has caught the imagination not only of the nation, but also of celebrities like nicole kidman looking at the stories and something must've affected them, caught hold of them and also we're really grateful. we've got some from schoolkids putting their change into poor old andy's back. so, just the small donations, anything is fantastic. the aim has stayed the same throughout, to save lives. we do hope we are playing our part in changing that and raising - awareness of this and letting - in people know that there is hope. awareness of this and letting _ in people know that there is hope. young people know that there is hope. you can carry on and fulfil your life. - the men started the walk with the aim of raising £3000 each but with their combined total well over, they know they are truly helping to save lives. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. it is very cloudy across the country with temperatures slowly coming up tomorrow it will a bit milder in those because we'll have more sunshine around and will be some showering bursts, this weather fr

. >>> we'll start with nicole kidman the oscar winning actress has transformed into lucille ball.v icon. and it gives fans a peek into the role of desi arnaz >> i get paid a fortune to do exactly what i love doing. >> money is work >> i work side by side with my husband, who is genuinely impressed by me. and all i have to do to keep it is kill for 36 weeks in a row. and then do it again the next year you know i did this show so desi and i could be together. >> ladies and gentlemen, enjoy the show >> and action. >> i had no idea it was going the be a hit >> do you see what happened there? what did you say i was like, where is she where is nicole kidman that's the thing that's the teaser. why not show her that was her in the moment in the grapes, but -- >> and j.k. simmons as fred metz >> they want to see her. >> i'm in. >> it's set to hit theaters december 10th and will be streaming on amazon prime video later that month >>> next up, beyonce and jay-z beyonce recently becoming only the fourth person to ever wear the jeweler's famous yellow diamond and in the new spot, bey and jay u

and nicole kidman as well.ou to hold your pictures are up nearer to hold your pictures are up nearer to your head and i will get martin, the cameraman, to show the face of your daughters? mike is holding beth, tim is holding emily and andy has got sophie. these are the girls who have inspired you. losing your daughters inspired you to do something truly incredible. if you are watching this today and you are thinking, how do i have that conversation, you have listened to mike, tim and andy talking openly and honestly and brutally about what you have been through. we hope you raise as much money as possible and make a difference to as many people as you can. make a difference to as many people as ou can. ., y make a difference to as many people as ou can. ., , ., make a difference to as many people as you can-— as you can. lovely to see you well back safe- — as you can. lovely to see you well back safe. incredible _ as you can. lovely to see you well back safe. incredible thing - as you can. lovely to see you wel

he's talking about free education for children with the same level of feigned outrage as nicole kidman out her husband just murdered someone. he should be walking through central park at 2:00 a.m. in a $5,000 coat. "my husband, a mysterious british doctor who won't tell me about his childhood, vanished in the middle of the night. "oh, okay. he probably murdered someone." "he said he's at a medical convention." "okay, but i think he murdered someone. i found this bloody butcher knife hidden behind a rock." "maybe it's from a surgery." "do you have some place you can stay tonight?" fox host brian kilmeade tried the same thing this week in an interview with republican senator john kennedy kilmeade was trying to ask kennedy what republicans would do about the fact that the democrats' agenda is likely to be popular with voters and came so close to realizing what he was actually admitting >> senator, here's what i -- here's what i fear, though if you tell someone, "i'm giving you free school," if you tell someone, "i'm giving you free junior college," if you tell someone, "i'm going to give

nicole kidman in a shawl "i just found a passport with a different name in my husband's lock box don'tw what to think." "well, he is cheating on you." "i just don't know." okay but it's that. it's always that then of course, there are the trump cronies who are facing consequences for their roles in trump's attempts to over throw the results of the election. this week "the times" also reported that even though trump's lawyers spent months claiming there was widespread fraud, a lie many republicans and right wing media figures are still repeating. they knew pretty much right away that their claims were total bull[ bleep ]. >> the new york times report on new court filings in defamation lawsuits against the trump campaign by dominion voting systems, which according to "the times," the campaign knew that claims made by lawyers close to trump, that the voting machine company conspired to steal the election were entirely baseless, entirely made up >> new information tonight on the outrageous measures donald trump went to do overturn the election results a memo from trump's campaign two weeks

he gave £10,000, and yesterday nicole kidman also gave £10,000.eople can ring if they need any help in their darkest of times. the guys have a phrase, which is suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. that is the message they have really been trying to get out there. on the walk, they have met so many different people who have told them their stories, their experiences of suicide, and what they have told us is itjust shows us how important it is that they talk and get people talking about it. the guys will be coming up here, the end of their 300 mile walk, three dads between three homes, at 9:30am this morning. iubie homes, at 9:30am this morning. we will be back with allison throughout the morning for the all—important moment when they cross the finish line, but for now, thank you. really nice to see you. just line, but for now, thank you. really nice to see you.— nice to see you. just such an amazing _ nice to see you. just such an amazing story. _ nice to see you. just such an amazing story, they - nice to see you. just such an a