christopher nolan always keeps his cards close his chest with regards to all of his films.s very secretive, and he gets away with doing that with major studios and huge budgets because he's christopher nolan. and all we know about his new film is that it's rumoured to be his biggest film to date. he's been talking a lot about the huge action sequences that have taken hand in his cast all over the world. but much like inception, it seems to be concerning some type of physics and a world threat, but that's really all we know. his fans don't like to know so much going into it, so i'm sure everyone‘s really excited to see what he has up his sleeve. guys like me don't know how to talk to guys like you. do you have a bottle opener? no, it's just a twist off. oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i know. maybe he does need a bottle opener. maybe just use your vest. several films originally destined for a release in cinema during blockbuster season had been diverted to streaming platforms. among them, spike lee's the five bloods, which has been extremely well received. it's a story about bla

christopher nolan always keeps his cards close his chest with regards to all of his films.ry secretive, and he gets away with doing that with major studios and huge budgets because he's christopher nolan. and all we know about his new film is that it's rumoured to be his biggest film to date. he's been talking a lot about the huge action sequences that have taken hand in his cast all over the world. but much like inception, it seems to be concerning some type of physics and a world threat, but that's really all we know. his fans don't like to know so much going into it, so i'm sure everyone's really excited to see what he has up his sleeve. guys like me don't know how to talk to guys like you. do you have a bottle opener? no, it's just a twist off. oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i know. maybe he does need a bottle opener. maybe just use your vest. several films originally destined for a release in cinema during blockbuster season had been diverted to streaming platforms. among them, spike lee's the five bloods, which has been extremely well received. it's a story about black v

to john nolan meyer at work that fast. and internationally renowned choreographer who depicts worlds of emotion with a language of dance thank you it's been done i'm a grateful person and that might be why i'm a happy person quickly and privileged to get to do what i love most people. for johnno i mire the artistic journey has always been more important than a destination. in my living and if my life is a painting dance is the frame. his creative home is the ballet center hamburg. sight is she ever since i've been a choreographer my aim has been to create a sort of microcosm of the world on stage after. a microcosm that includes the underworld johnno meyer is staging orpheus and you read a scene. where cliche you see is stick soon to the narrative is the creative process itself is in and there's nothing better than entering a space and feeling extremely nervous and uncertain. your dancers looking to you with huge expectations on to the sound of music that moves you hear it and creating something that hadn't existed before

this is nolan, and he turns 1 tomorrow. >> you can do it. >> nolan, nolan.he is a baby. he's not even 1 yet. nolan, i'm inspired. if you needed some friday workout motivation, take it from that little one. all right. take a moment and drop your "gma" moment on my facebook page or go to my instagram and send >>> time now for your friday edition of "pop news" and lara spencer. >> hi, you guys. good morning to you. it is a feel-good friday, and riva is dressed as a very special essential worker today toor ups driver gregory watkins sr. he's been on the job for 13 years. he never misses a day so neighbors on his route decided to deliver a surprise. a big thank you, lining the streets in smithtown, long island, letting him know how much he is appreciated. signs, balloons, handwritten messages expressing their thanks for his hard work, his omnipresent smile. take a look, guys. >> you're an essential worker but you've always been essential to us. you know our families. we know your family. we adore you and just want to say thank you. >> so amazing. so amazing. [ ap

movie funding as box office delays pile up and there's now a new date for the pushed out for chris nolan's much awaited tenant. do fears mean the food and trade deals are back? public market debut today, we've got the man the second-largest u.s. grocer on his plan to keep shelves stocked in case people get nervous again and begin to do the proper thing again. plus, the gap might finally be good again. stress test stressing out banks and lightning strikes again this week for shares of super hot clockmaker. the closing bell, let's start "the claman countdown". ♪ liz: breaking news right now at the white house, mike pence meeting with executives from the airline industry, they include united american, delta and southwest, you can see all of these stocks are getting hammered today. delta down five in the third but look at america, down six in the third period it's matched step for step, down six and a half%. southwest and some of the other names, economic that's for the pandemic on airlines, regional focus of this meeting with the vice president but now as governors from texas and florida free

ensure ancing throughout the the opening feature screenings on wonder woman 1984 and christopher nolan'sew film tenet. a who do not have health insurance or underinsured are more become severely ill if infected with the coronavirus mandy gaither has more in today's health minute. of cer living in one of that haven't me may cause a covid-19 illness to be more severe according to a new study, e research general internal medicine found that more than 18 million americans who are at an increased risk of a severe form of covid-19 have little or no insurance th who don't have adequatecoverage may delay care because of treatment cost concerns that could increase the risk that have more severe symptomsand e more likely to further spread the disease. the authors medical school the kpcity university of new york at hunter college and the cambridge health alliance wrote that people who are more or uninsured tended to be people of color people who without medicaid 52% more likely to be inadequatel compared to thoslive in states that cafor today's health mandy gaither. >>the authors of the report are

distancing throughout auditoeni feature the screenings of milan wonder woman 84d director christopher nolan'snew fill tenant. >>and what experts say needs to be done y and stop a se xíí >>we're talk about this >across the miami to los angeles state and local officials are continuing to move toward reopening their economies. but government and health officials also warn that covid-19 is still threa >>the virus is what drives the if we stay safe, currently the rate of confirmed infections is going up in 18 states in an interview with npr doctor anthony fauci said the trends are quote troublesome even when states officially go by recommendations you still see people

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>> many people in the industry think this is simply unrealistic.st i think chher nolan's idea was, myll lead the way and people will rlme and the will start to return to itself. but i don't think in many places there's a feeling so strongly the world is returning to itself that we're streaming into the thters. >> reporter: whe we are streaming, of course, is in our homes: streaming video on our netflix and other services had already been challenging andol changing the hwood economic model. the pandemic pushed that further. ♪ ♪ in april, universal released its animated sequel "trolls world tour" directly to streaming, charging $19.99. it took in more than $100 million in its first three we"s-- more than the origi" trolls" film made in 2016 with a traditional theatre release. eye-opening for sure, but not, says masters, game-changing. >> you could do that with a certain type of movie. i mean, "trolls," ey had all kinds of reasons for doing it. ayey'd already spent, even just in this country,$40 million to advertise it. it was a known property. k pa was's move at a time of you can't extr

to have theaters fully open worldwide by july in time for warner brothers' release of christopher nolan's latest film and disney's live action version of "mulan." the company reporting a $2.2 billion loss in the first quarter. it took several steps to offset the blow from the closure of theaters including furloughs and negotiating new deals with landlords and studios. kari, back to you. >>> thank you, rahel. let's head out to san jose. we're going to start out with some upper 50s and we see temperatures heating up. the hottest day of the week. we'll talk more about this and the rest of the cooler forecast. >>> a little too much for me. we're looking to san francisco. state route 1, folks know about that but i wanted you to know about that. the east bay coming up. we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em whil

fight back a lot of good for me work we could do this type of work but look at what's happening like nolan gives us about poor people until wait until until they're fighting for themselves. just 30 minutes of the road at least 3 people died between saturday night and sunday night 3 people die every night through drug ballots and i think about some blacks just. because they don't like people will kill them white people i mean as every weekend at least 3 to 4 people die 30 minutes over and that. the cops already know that's that's pretty much as a war in the streets every day. but maybe the covers up they want the world a favor this is a peaceful america the great united states no this is a concrete jungle and it's a war you're all the you got me be you're really we're like people brainwashed point you with even school and the kids now you feel may not be proud of being like it's this. guy every white and white is now i think you know or anything with everything else. happening in america we agree. the bad thing about america too is through the media that make it look to the world that ameri

if you don't want to listen to me, listen to nolan ryan.olan ryan filmed a psa at the governor's direction. he said wash your hands. wash them more than you have ever have in your life. number two, follow your local and state guidelines around social distancing. the virus likes to spread person-to-person. the more we can keep distance between people, especially people we don't know, the harder it is for the virus to transmit. number three, when you are in a public face where it is difficult to keep distance, like the grocery or pharmacy, the cdc recommends wearing a face covering to protect neighbors in the event you have covid and you don't know it. up to 50% are asymptomatic. thanks to the hard work of many health care professionals and commitment of the american people. progress as ahuge member of the task was, we talk about what texas has been doing up until this point to keep people of texas safe, keep the vulnerable members of their community safe. help, we will make progress. we will beat this virus. thank you for the opportunity. [a

imagine the nolan the speaker used to imagine ollie wright had come in and what oh for can you believe nobody ever doesn't get radical at that age to but. it was just a wonderful experience i got that one of the great things about it as i wrote i had 6 months to prepare for that too and i got to go out to dodger stadium every friday in an empty stadium and pitch on the mound out there practice it was just what an experience you know to think of all the guys that santi co facts dot dryest alex way all the guys that been on that mountain it's really quite something please bring baseball back brother on the pragmatist and i sense you are 2 and pragmatists are kindred spirits from a far good to see a dentist take a market out to care i right it's dennis quaid to spin dennis miller plus one thanks. well here are the bullet points. for those of you at home keeping score. cities are on fire. 40000000 unemployed. in america. g.d.p. of the climb by 50 percent in the 2nd quarter. the last survey of money is dead. small businesses are dead. end jay powell said chairman says this is fine this is f

imagine the nolan the speaker used to imagine ollie wright had come in and what oath for can you believe nobody ever doesn't get radical at that age to but it was it was just a wonderful experience i got that one of the great things about it as i write i had 16 months to prepare for that too and i got to go out to dodger stadium every friday in an empty stadium. pitch on the mountain out their practice of us just what an experience you know to think of all the guys at sandy colfax starved right alex way all the guys at that on that mound it was really quite something please bring baseball back brother on the pragmatist and i sense you are to an pragmatists or kindred spirits from a far good to see a dentist take care martin i'll take care. that's dennis quaid the spin dennis miller plus one thanks folks. thinking of getting a new puppy once we got in here she. said you know it's still trapped in this tiny little wired we don't need a crate with him he will stir freaking out and indeed he will want to spray them anywhere near thousands of leading dogs are caged in the into lane conditions

cool down but as we go through the next few days it may actually be a few shots which in calls into nolan afghanistan the times is in the low thirty's once you had to the west of there calls home it is much higher 45 in baghdad 47 across into you 8 still the winds a very strong way down the gulf and if it is a go through tuesday the time which is actually on the increase so doha could be up to $45.00 degrees celsius and the same across into riyadh and then from there we had down into southern africa plenty of rains around the gulf of guinea out was west africa but also the last couple of days on a very strong front work its way across into the far cape so this has also led to a lot of storm damage the winds were gale full strength and just over the seas a blue gum trees came down actually really damaged 8 cars but it wasn't just this the cause the problem there was also flooding as well that was fairly widespread now as we go through monday you can see still a chance a few showers the winds could still be brisk but not as strong as they were but really all the along the south coast again

imagine the nolan the speaker used to imagine ollie wright had come in it one o 4 can you believe nobody ever dug it out at that age to but it was it was just a wonderful experience i got that one of the great things about it as i wrote i had 16 months prepare for that too and i got to go out to dodger stadium every friday in an empty stadium and pitch on the mound out there practice it was just what an experience you know to think of all the guys that santi co facts dot dryest alex way all the guys said that on that mountain it's really quite something please bring baseball back brother on the pragmatist and i sense you are too and pragmatists are kindred spirits from a far going to see a dentist take m.r.i. now take care it's dennis quaid to spin dennis miller plus one thanks folks. no no crap. no shots will. actually do so well to. dr no i just want to. point she your thirst for action. so seems wrong what else will just don't call. me lol yet to see her out is the constant battle and in gaining it close to trail. when someone find themselves will supply we just of the common ground.

the film by christopher nolan will hit august 12. the rerelease of inception will be head july 31. mulan is now going to be released on august 29. all right. it 16 minutes after 16 clock, how is traffic looking out there? how are starting up a new week? >> we start off with busy conditions on the bay bridge toll prosser, no accidents or incidents on 80. they turn the metering lights on earlier than what we've seen. right around 554 they flip them on. you'll be backed up to the foot of the means. that's good news. sluggish off these freeway. you travel s extra minutes as bridge. once your past that, you head into the city, and think should be good. westbound it is slow to go, it gets better as you approach 680. you'll find an accident on westbound highway four at port chicago highway. it not blocking lands it is over to the shoulder. if you're going over to 242 traffic is good down to 680. looking at 580 coming out of tracy into the ultima pass, a slow ride, 37 minutes for their drive time from 205 over toward 680, the slowest spot is right around grant and slowing summers. is he wo

john nolan meyer loves the venue and frequently works here as a guest choreographer. to get. these accompany a decent leader is i love this company very much it's big but not too big because it will often have 2 big productions going on in it's 2 different venues mine i can play here and do just my. i'd like to have lots of time to work with my group these are groups who are by so they cross but each row through its movements is an important color in this mosaic of emotions for us and to follow east indies in was a fun image to learn is there. together with ballet masters kevin hagen and young. both former dancers with the hamburg ballet john knowing meyer is on his way to rehearsals his adaptation of la demo coming out yeah the 19th century novel by alexandre dumas is being staged in the city in which it was set. where. we fail to know where i want to sound if we figure out if things are excellent. with its many stairwells corridors and rooms the historic building is something of a labyrinth you know if an accident. i mean if there were verses are taking place in one of 5 st

beau after trying for a july 24th release this move follows the recent decision to delay christopher nolan's for a second time. and amazon workers in germany going on strike today. the employees at 6 of the companies sites in that company are protesting safety concerns at workers tested positive for the coronavirus. the leaders say this strike would last two days. back over to you the aerospace giant and federal regulators set to begin a piv tor pivotal test think of this as a final exam. this is not just any test flight what happens in the air? take a look. sitting to their right a co-pilot from boeing with another flight engineer in the jump seat. they'll fly a specific route that's detailed including exact parameters it's the script of specific scenarios that the pilot will follow in the air with data constantly being sent to computers and engineers in the back of the plane and on the ground but the real focus will be the rework mcass flight control software it was designed to trigger in certain situations like take offs when the nose of a max could rise too much. to keep that from happen

. >>> nolan ryan made his 16 to be no-hit.77 the seattle slew and the first to go all the way to the triple crown undefeated. and it was on this day in utah in 1997 that michael jordan suffering from flulike symptoms summoned enough energy to score 78 points and willed them woul in six games. that is this day in sports, june 11.>> his name is chainsaw lennon and he had a very different way of celebrating a special birthday. check this out. >>> right now they don't care. they probably won't suffer. >> growing calls to boycott starbucks after a controversial policy decision involving the black lives matter movement >> controversy after the coffee chain for bid its employees from wearing black lives matter t-shirts. >> this decision comes days after starbucks publicly pledged its support for the black lives matter movement. >> reporter: hashtag boycott starbucks is gaining momentum on twitter, starbucks rush to proclaim support for the movement. when you're questioning where starbucks stands. as protesters took to the streets, st

nolan ryan made the a's his record sixth seem to be no-hit. >> the express has done it once again. >>77, seattle won the belmont stakes but the first horse to go all the way to the triple crown undefeated. and it was on this day in utah in 1997 that michael jordan suffering from a flulike symptoms summoned enough energy to score 38 points and it will the bulls to a win in a series that would win in six games. >> a great performance by michael jordan. >> that is this day in sports june 11. i am joe. >> all right. we showed this a late last night. i don't feel like it got enough play. let's check this out again for the early viewers. lawn blowers. >> that is a kid by the name of greg from new jersey. they say he reached speeds of like 15 miles per hour. leaf blowers can be -- >> why didn't i think of that? >> mark, thank you. thank you for joining us tonight everyone. good night. a treadmill! the doctor says you need to get exercise! i get plenty of exercise! crushing my will to live isn't exercise! if she isn't gonna use it, then why are we doing this? she'll use it. all i need is to r

july 17 is set for christopher nolan's blockbuster tenant. and hollywood, fox news.ic allow movie theaters to reopen as soon as is friday. there will be a limit of 25% of capacity or no more than 100 people. there will be mask requirements as well. most counties appear to be in no hurry to reopen movie theaters in our area. >>> a divisive civil war statue will remain standing. the governor is determined to bring it down. i will have details coming up. . at chevy, we're committed to getting you there with confidence and peace of mind. that's why your chevy clean dealers commit to using enhanced vehicle cleaning measures with cdc-approved cleansers. if you need a new equinox, get 0% apr for 72 months or, four thousand five hundred dollars cash allowance on most models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home where available. so you can find new roads with confidence. and take delivery at home where available. what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer tha

starting july 15th, in time for disney's "mulan" and warner brothers, very exciting christopher nolanovie, tenet. we're very confident about our ability to make it through. one of the reasons is we're very different business than others that people think of. when you think of going to a sporting event at a major stadium, you think of every seat being filled. those stadiums are sold out. movie theaters are more like churches for easter sunday. last year we only sold 17% of our available seats all yearlong. so even if seat capacities are lowered, below the full level of seats in the auditorium, we still have more than enough seats to take care of -- [inaudible]. liz: adam, i will -- i'm going. i'm going to go to see tenet as soon as it opens. i will be there. i will tweet it out. i will talk about the experience. we want to see a company like you succeed. please keep us posted. thank you very much. >> we will, liz. thank you for your support. liz: absolutely. adam aron of amc theaters. we are coming right back. the dow slipping just a bit, down 86, but we are watching a market that is t

this could come in that time for christopher nolan's new movie. >> neil: it bit by bit the comeback is thank you very much, jeff paul. it's -- doctor, you and i have talked about this case before, does the data that you are getting from some of these states look as bad as it appears, because looking at the spike in cases, but how do you feel about it? >> that's right, thanks for having me on. we do have about 21 states right now that are seeing an increased number of new cases but we can't look at that raw data. i will say though that there are some of these states as we just mentioned, in arkansas, texas, seeing an increase in some of those being tested. that does not mean that it's time to shut things down again. we need to keep a close eye on those present positives, and while in still continuing a level of social distancing. the majority of people to get like it covid-19 will be absently fine. however this viral infection can be deadly for those that are vulnerable and we don't have proven treatments or vaccine right now. so my messages, we cannot get so concerned when we see these

movie studios decided to move two of the biggest movies to fall at the earliest including christopher nolan wonder woman 1984 will move from summer to fall. >>> and, marcus and laura, we've talked about this chicken and egg problem. if no one is going to the movie theaters why would they release the really big shows? and why would anybody go to the movie theater if there are no big movies to watch? >> yeah, it's a tough one. it really is. >> quite the conundrum. thanks so much. >>> 5:16 right now. a new jersey company is recalling over 40,000 pounds of ground beef due to possible e. coli contamination. the class one recall involves over 42,000 pounds of raw ground beef items. recalled products were sold under brand names including thomas farms and market side butcher. the products were shipped to retail locations nationwide. >>> bay area-based 24-hour fitness says it's permanently closing some locations. all of the gyms closed in march due to the pandemic. now the san ramone-based company says that it wants to refocus its resources where it can do the most good. here are the bay area locati

move two of the summer's biggest movies to the fall at the earliest including one from christopher nolan "wonderwoman 1984." we've talked about this before. the movie theaters are open but very few people seem willing to go and they're limited in the number of people they can have in the theater to begin with, so why would movie studios want to show their best stuff? and if you're not showing your best stuff why would i want to go to the movie theater? it's a circular argument and is a big problem. >> a lot of re-inventing because they spent so much money on making these movies and then if you don't get a lot of people watching them certainly not going to get that return back at all. >> exactly. >> i miss those movies. >>> a lot of i'm will be missing the gym because, just in, san ramone-based 24-hour fitness has confirmed it is filing for bankruptcy. this comes after the company over the weekend announced the closure of about a fourth of its locations globally. here are the bay area locations that will not reopen. alamo express, capitol and mckee in san jose, milpitas active, walnut cre

." >> liz: breaking news, as warner brothers pushes back the release date of christopher nolan's " tenant" this big movie everybody is dying to see due to the coronavirus pandemic. the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences just confirmed that it is pushing the 2021 oscars from february 28 to april 25. the eligibility window for films is now going to be pushed back to the end of february instead of to the end of this year. you know there's usually this massive rush in december to get these movies out. the academy did not discuss whether the ceremony will have the famed red carpet and live audience. we've got to wait on that news but right now the movie makers are mostly higher with just lions gate trailing about 2.25% everybody else is up with sony taking the lead up 2.75%. the biggest names in video gaming are charging higher in this final hour of trade on the prospect that they may have to enter mortal combat to win what could be the next big industry pride. at&t's reported sale of its warner brothers interactive entertainment unit which boasts blockbusters including mortal combat

this takes for nolan and the industry couldn't be higher. >> the original concept of time travel thrillerinced that this is the film that will assuage the public sphere and get them out of quarantine. >> but it also impacts l.a. county where it's the third biggest industry. employing mom-and-pop business businesses. the losses of the industry globally down $5 billion. but life in the industry will be very different. in movie theater chains warning of pop looked on my bankruptcy expected to require masks. unless you are eating popcorn and of course some shocking changes in hollywood, guess what, no more sex in movies because they can't see each other get close to each other. no big battle scenes, can't have hundreds of people running at each other. i guess we might all be watching the animated classics. >> dana: i like those pair that will be good. gerri willis, thank you, good to see you. and with everything that's been going on in the country over the past few months, it's been a very difficult stretch for so many people. here was some advice for folks who are feeling discouraged, ainsle

and director christopher nolan's new film tenant to follow coronavirus guidelines company says its updatedts booking system to ensure social distancing. center world is the second largest cinema business in the world, the largest is am c. >>and there's a teenager has been selected one of only 100 children around the world named a global child prodigy coming up we will however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the men and women of the united states postal service. we're here to deliver cards and packages from loved ones and also deliver the peace of mind of knowing that essentials like prescriptions are on their way. every day, all across america, we deliver for you. and we always will. >>and soon to be 14 year-old san jose boy has been named the 2020 global child prodigy one of only a 100 children selected from around the world pretty amazing the young talent is a painter who has captured the images of celebrities and athletes but whose more recent work has turned to social issues. i talked with tyler gordon and his mother about his personal tribute to george floyd. >>dear george

15th, but a lot of big studio films including disney's live action remake of "mulan" and christopher nolan'sew movie pushed back to >>> cirque du soleil filed for bankruptcy. laid off 3,500 employees. the filing comes three months after temporary suspended production of its shows including six in las vegas. you're also going to have to wait a while to see a broadway show. the broadway league confirms performances will be canceled for the rest of the year. they say that the safety for the cast, crew and the orchestra and the audience is their main concern. so that means broad way theaters won't be able to come back until at least 2021. that is such depressing news and so many people in new york who depend on the broadway community for their livelihood. so, really disappointed to hear that. >>> next at 6:30, the new requirement if you plan to fly any major u.s. airline. >>> plus, we are tracking an early morning fire that is burning in the east bay. >>> monday we saw the highest number of coronavirus cases in the state of california since this entire thing started. now, governor newsom is talk

. >> all the ingredients to be a summer blockbuster, a respected director, christopher nolan of blackand dunkirk fame, robert pattenson and a heavy weight studio. movie production and movie theaters allowed to reopen in california after 13 weeks in mothballs due to covid-19. the stakes for the director and the industry could not be higher. listen. >> innovative, original concept, sort of time travel thriller, and he's convinced that this is the film that will sort of get them out of quarantine into theaters. >> reporter: but it also, in fact, l.a. county where the movie business is is the third biggest industry employing 5,000 small mom and pop businesses and 2,000 -- pardon me, 26,000 people. the losses to the global industry about $5 billion. but life in the industry for movie fans will be very different. movie theater chains warning of possible bankruptcy, expecting to spread out seating for audiences and require masks unless, of course, you're eating popcorn. and shocking changes in hollywood for movie production. sex, for example, is out of the picture. listen. >> we don't think

lower to middle 80's on the east bay shoreline to the south tri valley upper 80's so nolan 86 dublinhile off to walnut creek at 8991 for conquered, san ramon 87, a touch cooler along the east bay shoreline the lower 80's with berkeley about 79. up here the north bay here fairfield at 93 91 antioch 77, 87 for now and 88 for sonoma, let's to santa rosa in 8964 for stenson beach with upper 80's doubt south. so for tomorrow, we warm up a little bit more so break the back of the high temperatures dramatically drop on the or lose and maybe almost 2 decades here within the course of a day or so that will come with some winds and maybe perhaps some sprinkles friday night into saturday but look we're back in the 90's already by next week and check a bay area roadways robin to listen. well traffic looks a lot better at the bay bridge toll plaza into san francisco, the back of that we had it didn't last for very long maybe a few hours or so it's gone now clear across upper deck in trouble free. >>all the way through downtown san francisco. so it's looking much much better. let's check in on the

start here in san jose and was invented by nolan, who i happen to know watches nbc bay area very regularlywe're sorry to hear about that. bushnal also invented atari by the way. 1.4 million americans filing for jobless claims. the number of people who have stayed on unemployment called continuing claims has fallen a little to 20 million. wall street reacting badly to all this news that we are hitting new highs on the coronavirus infections. dow fell 710 points and looking for a hair cut this morning. shares in diz sney are down 3% that company rethinks opening disneyland. >>> yelp said more than 140,000 businesses remain closed throughout america. most retail and some restaurants, too. certainly where chuckie cheese fits in. yelp estimates more than 41% of the closed businesses on its site are actually closed permanently. >>> we have been adding logos to our board of things where companies have been decreasing their ads or pausing their ads on facebook. we're going to run out of room because we have gotten more. bmw among the companies that are boycotting facebook's advertising pepsi and p

it could have nearly all of its 1000 plus theaters reopened by july, just in time for christopher nolan's premier. connell: jeff paul live in l.a. as u.s. one is landing in dallas. dr. mark mcclellan from duke university center of margolis center. where he is director. we're checking in right now, wondering how the reopening is going? clearly some investors are concerned. what metric should they be watching most closely to see if another shutdown that might be something that health experts recommend at some point? >> connell, it is important to watch the trends as you have been talking about. there are increasing numbers of cases and increasing numbers of hospitalizations in many states that avoided those big surges at the beginning of this pandemic recall they are year. so new york, new jersey, those states are coming down quickly but in areas where the case rate started out low, they're going up and question to watch are those trends continuing? that lags behind the actual spread of the virus and the other question to ask is, are there further steps that these states can take to slow do

toi am looking forward christopher nolan's "tenant" not only because of cinematic values, because hen a limb and given a huge support to the exhibition industry a love of world.ld -- all over the , i thinkple reasons that is something i am looking forward to. thank you so much. requestp, rejecting a e. detain j wiley -- jay y. le this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: a court in seoul rejected the demand for the arrest of jay y. lee. he is accused of bribery and corruption in the merger of companies that led him to the top of a conglomerate. what is the latest development and what are the implications? >> the center district court rejected the request for an extradition for jay y. lee. eight hours. as soon as this came out around 2:00 a.m., lee went back to his house. the court explained the prosecutors had an insufficient explanation of the need to detain lee despite considerable evidence obtained. samsung, ando with it is escalating disputes with prosecutors over allegations that lee was involved in bribery and corruption. returningevented from to jail but they have to bring stronger evide

nolan, one of the things that you have addressed here is not necessarily going case by case on police percentage terms, it's very very small, but the underlying issues that this is about. could you explain what that means? >> well, yeah. you know, first, i want to say, neil, at the risk of putting myself in front of the pitchforks, i agree that most police officers are good, committed people who are interested in doing their jobs properly, keeping us safe and oftentimes willing to risk their lives to keep us safe. but having said that, there is plenty of room, i believe, for changing the way we police and the way we operate our police departments. i wrote many years ago when the federal government first started giving military equipment to local police departments that it was a bad idea. you've got a big shiny hammer, you are wandering around looking for a nail. i don't think any citizen, no matter their race, should have to be afraid or should feel afraid of their police department. these are taxpayers. the police officers are public servants serving the taxpayers. taxpayers of every

you're also in this christopher nolan film which is coming out next month.re hearing in england about relaxing of measures which will be announced later today and potentially that reduction of two metres down to one metre in terms of social distancing. what about your industry, getting back to, i don't know whether you are going to go straight back into filming that show, the pandemic? i'm waiting to hear, personally, for me, i think it'sjust waiting to hear, personally, for me, i think it's just about making sure that it's safe, guarantees, as best we can, safety for the crew, the cast and once we can start to get at all in place hopefully we will start working again but i guess, ultimately, nothing is more important than the safety of everyone. you are in the same boat as the rest of us, thank you so much for talking to us. and louise is back, by the way! the luminaries continues on bbc one on sunday at 9pm and all episodes are available now on the bbc iplayer. are you all right after the rhinoceros? it's really nice to be outside, ijust rhinoceros? it's r

it's settled for october another big movie getting pushback is christopher nolan's spy thriller "tenantn. you might remember he was so great in "black klansman." hopefully their date will hold it's not just finished movies getting delayed. the fourth "matrix" movie starring keanu reeves was pushed back the release date from next year back to april of 2022 a long wait. but guys, it's not all bad news. one movie is daring to come out ahead of schedule. that movie is the new james bond movie. "no time to die. it's coming out a whopping five days earlier it's november 20th instead of the 25th so at least we have something to celebrate there. >>> finally we're going to wrap up pop start with "dads. it's a new documentary by bryce dallas howard. the movie takes a look at fatherhood through the eyes of some famous dads including jimmy fallon and will smith. but also everyday dads as they navigate parenthood. >> we had a thousand-page manual for a television and they sent me home with a baby and nothing >> you're ruining my life! >> it gets really intense in teenage years. >> your body is chang

retired teacher caroly nolan of indiana says the group has given her wanderlust, and she looks forwardgreat to see what other people are doing around the world, how things are really going. what a small world we live in actually. >> reporter: the public page isn't accepting new submissions or members, but they're sifting through the backlog and posting new photos. >> the serenity of the world and the world is made with all of this kind of view. >> reporter: bringing views from around the world into focus without even leaving home. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will be right back. >>> when rioting broke out in minneapolis last week, it created unexpected problems for people living in some neighborhoods. many already suffering from the effects of covid-19. to add to their struggles, grocery stores were either looted or just closed their doors. and public transportation wasn't running. that cut off the food supply for many. that is until a middle school parent put out a call for help, and people responded in epic fashion. jamie yuccas has the story. >>> a

it follows the decision to delay christopher nolan's tenant as well amazon workers are expected to go on strike today union leaders say the employees at 6 of the sites are protesting safety concerns after workers at logistic centers tested positive for coronavirus. the leaders say that the strike would last for two days. >> are you a mulan fan >> we have not been. not for any particular reason. >> eddie murphy is the dragon. he's the good one. >> that was good great ending very uplifting i can't imagine trying to do the live action do advertisers that aren't going to go social, do they have a social amount earmarked for advertising? does it come back to it? >> one of the things that you have seen is -- >> no, but one of the things that you have seen is coca-cola and all the other companies that have already been slashing their marketing budgets in part because of covid, there's a cynical view which is if you're going to slash your marketing budget what a time to get a little bit of free marketing if you will because of all the headlines around this. >> i see. >> remember. >> i was say

blockbuster will do well people are dying go >> if this is anything like some of the other christopher nolanou know kirk but inception so he dense and hard to follow you really have to see it multiple times maybe that is what people are thinking that if it is anything like inception you are going to have to pay to see it at least two or three times. >> this is a 200-million-dollar film, he is saying pushing gen re of films to the limit talking about -- you know pushing all senses, and really chang the way we think about film and timelines, i am sure something we have to watch most of the time my question is if they release it we can watch in a different way we are going to miss movie theatre, not wish we could see this different ways? a real test for the movie industry i think because this is kind of film that is designed for the movie theatre. so -- see how this plays how the how we feel about movies afterwards >> given what has happened in my home going to a movie theatre snacking there will be a weight loss program compared to the food that i have consumed sitting mine butt watching "have