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there is uncle frank, starring paul betta ny. luxor, starring angela riseborough.. finally, a date for the diary. the 19705 film, elvis: that's the way it is, will be in cinemas for one night on thursday, 13 august. # why can't you see, oh... the documentary mixes fascinating rehearsal footage with electrifying performances, filmed over six shows in vegas. the sight of women queuing up to kiss elvis during "love me tender" might feel a bit weird in current times, but numbers like "suspicious minds" take you right into the room of the international hotel in vegas with screaming girls at the front and cary grant at the back in the vip area. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. stay safe. i will be back next week. do you know how dangerous that is? mrvan orton? is everything all right? fine. it's. . .fine. hello there. more heat to come across england and wales on that monday, but there may well be some shows around two from the word go, especially across whales in the southwest, these turning heavy and thundery. drifting north through the north se

in the ny did something i've never done before i called all the employees into the conference room and said we're going to listen to this together because this is the 1st fleetwood mac album that i think we need to make successful in germany with of for him if. he was right that album rumor. sold more than 40000000 copies making it one of the most successful albums in rock history. but despite all his success with pop music he looks real passion has always been a jazz here he is with duke ellington really inspires him aren't cleanly produced radio hits but the improvisational skills of great musicians. of course was ritual that's what fascinates me the most for this concept of freedom that's because that's why i believe that jazz was the most important musical invention of the 20th century and one of his no notes was. in 1902 city blocks fulfilled a longstanding dream by starting his own jazz record label under the ac t. imprint he signed a roster of 1st class musicians and produced highly acclaimed albums. for the band 4 wheel drive he proud to gether to sweets trombonist newsline cle

there's uncle frank, starring paul betta ny. luxor starring andrea riseborough.s year's grand jury prize for documentary. finally, a date for the diary. the 1970 film, elvis: that's the way it is, will be in cinemas for one night on thursday the 13th of august. # why can't you see, oh...# the documentary mixes fascinating rehearsal footage with electrifying performances filmed over six shows in vegas. the sight of women queuing up to kiss elvis during love me tender might feel a bit weird in current times, but numbers like suspicious minds take you right into the room of the international hotel in vegas, with screaming girls at the front and cary grant in the back at the vip area. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. stay safe. i will be back next week. do you know how dangerous that is, mrvan 0rton? is everything all right? fine. it's. . .fine. hello there. for the second friday in a row, some of us have experienced some extreme heat drifting up from the near continent. in fact, the first friday of august saw temperatures peaking at 36.4 degr

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this is the only place they can shoot and actually don't we have a holywood star right now here in ny you have to move very very most definitely definitely the most excellent canada reads is in the city because he's prepping to shoot a film for another sequel to a big science fiction film it is going to be shooting in studio battles we're just outside berlin and it's exact same reason because germany has been very good at dealing with over 1000 pandemic was able to has been able to restart its production of course it's been done a lot of safety procedures it's being done in a whole different way it's a lot more complicated i think a lot of film producers are having to really learn learn their craft or learn how to make movies in these new under these new conditions yeah yeah i was going to say i mean apart from different locations how are we going to see movies made completely differently i think we're still in the midst of producers are still in the midst of learning how to do this but i think what's definitely going to come is a lot more virtual production not just animation because

it is not to the extent we were, but it is potentially re—emerging again, and there is not really a nyng again, and there is not really any appetite in government andi really any appetite in government and i would imagine in the public to have a full national account again. talking of appetites, maya, the government's scheme starts on monday, some hope for those businesses in hospitality that have been so badly hit. these testing machines, if they can deliver those results in 90 minutes, this means they could actually be quite specific. this is one of the things that the world health organization has been saying for months, way back in february and march, the importance of testing, but more than that testing, tracing and tracking. that is really key to understanding where the virus is in society and wa nt where the virus is in society and want to do about that. and so the hope with these tests is there will bea hope with these tests is there will be a really quick turnaround, which is something we really need in the uk, but it would be less invasive, so uk, but it would be less invasiv

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will be out tomorrow morning explaining and apologising of any morning explaining and apologising of a ny and apologising of any offence has been taken. it is the cut—and—paste line now when these incidents, when so many people have the power of recording and incident, and butler, someone of such high—profile, is heard to switch on the phone. these things do not go unrecorded and unshared, and i think that is a healthy thing, but something for police to take into consideration that they are dealing with so many different aspects of vigilance in this black lives matter accentuated period that we are going through. tony, butler has leverage their because she's an mp, she's made it to conscious decision to highlight it. people say she has the privilege because she's an mp, so it would be hard for cressida dick to turn her down. it is a curious story because the car was stopped because it was thought to of been registered in north london, but nobody suggest you can't drive a car from in north london, but nobody suggest you can't drive a carfrom dark yorkshire in london —— north yorkshire. it

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. >> i have a ronger fear because we have .ny power plan plutonium.re are materials, the technology to create nuclear weapons. it might be easy if we go now. reporter: i it wanted to, experts believe japan could build a nuclear weapon very quickly. it has atockpile of 47 tons of plutonium, more than any other nonnuclear weapons state. the whole issue is still taboo here to talkvi about, but th that japan may one day need to build its own nuclear deterrent goes well beyond the far right fringe, even into parts of the ruling democratic party. the logic is simple. japan faces real and growing threats from north korea and from an increasingly aggressive and well armed china. mp's president tlection, america's commitment to protectt japan undenuclear umbrella is increasingly shaky. for the first time in postwar history, there is a president in and repeatedly said it is time for japan to defend itself. >> i think that is the biggest change and biggest cause for concern. if japan is moving in a direction of relying more on its own capabilities, i believe tha

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ny countries that believed now grappling with neworst are outbreaks.that were less affected in the earliest weeks are now seeing escalating numbers of cases and deaths. and some that hadarge outbreaks have brought them under control. has announced i first two coronavirus deaths after an outbreak was detected in the city of danang. usthe country had prev seen its zero debt figure as a point of pride. it has only registered about 500 cases in total. bunew cases have beenetected infections have spad to six provinces and the deaths of two people comes as officials have closed bars and restaurants peacross the country and sed large gatherings. here is our southeast asia correspondent. >> vietnam was able to get its rocovid infection under co quickly after they started coming into the country in bruary. it has proved as one of the most efficient. it has done through extremely rigorous contact tracing, mass education, and getting the population on board. it helps that it is a communist country, people do what they are told, not it has worked. because they hav

ny has been a fierce critic of vladimir putin. to get to the latest, let's bring in our moscow correspondent, evan gursky mitch. what exactly is happening there? evan: alexey n navalny was tourg siberia this week ahead of lolol electionons. he was flying outut this mornrng from a city in siberia to return to moscow. heut an houour into the flight reportrtedly fell ill and was screaming and moaning in papain according g to a video released after the plane landed d in an emerergency landing in another city. he was taken to the hospital and has been in a coma. we havenen't had any reporort c. apparently blood tests have been run. theyny'y's close aides say haveve not been given n that. they belelieve he was poisisone. so far, state authorities have not said what their explanation is. genie: what are the authorities saying about this? i imagine what the kremlin is saying is really quite differert from what the doctors are saying . saw a site stating an anonymous law enforcement saying ththey would not be e looking io poisoning. we hav

currently, schools have to foot the bill for any schools have to foot the bill for a ny u nsuccessfulhe bill for any unsuccessful appeals. the government will now pick up the bill for that, regardless of outcome. this row is not going away, certainly politically, the labour mayor of greater manchester is considering legal action and he says the system unfairly discriminates against young people from larger sixth forms, that tend to have more pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds. i cannot stand by and see thousands of lives ruined across greater manchester. that is why it requires an urgent intervention and that is why i am considering the legal route. however the government points out there are more and more students from those backgrounds going to university now. nick gibb will head up university now. nick gibb will head up the task force, one of the longest serving ministers in government, but i dare say he has not faced such a big challenge. and thursday is gcse results day. an easing of the lockdown takes place in england today, after being postponed from the 1st of august. busin

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he has been doing this for many, ny years. he knows exactly what he is doing.t is what the country needs. repoer: the star attraction of tonight's democratic national convention will be jil biden, the wife of joe biden. she will speak from here inside the classroom where she once taught. this comes at a time whennt pa and teachers across america are struggling with how to go back to school in the era of coronavirus. jill bid willpeak about why her husband should be presidentg coot off the heels of michelle obama's direct attack on president trump. the train station name for wilmington's famous son, michle obama speech made an impact. >> you have to have deaf ears not to hear what she was trying to say. i think overall, people are just tired. they are drained and they want something better. and she brought that in her speech. >> her attesting to the character of joe biden, and that he will be a good president, a good man. and he's able to work with people acros aisle, and i think that is a real asset. i do not think trump can work with people even in his own ais

of about challenging authority our senior correspondent rick as if examines ny what made him behind the apparent double standards. this is an entirely new paradigm we're witnessing the birth of a new type of censorship customized tailored censorship what you say no longer matters it no longer matters where you're from what matters is who you say it against. thailand has a very specific law it's called the less majestic and what it does is criminalize any negative speech towards the king all the queen of the air or the 2nd there and so on so the rule really cannot be criticised by anyone if you beg criticize the queen's dress for example or the king's haircut you face 15 years in jail 15 years this now apparently includes international criticism so on facebook for example which just banned uprooted more crecy group of $1000000.00 people for hurting the king's feelings after careful review facebook has determined that we are compelled to restrict access to content which the thai government has deemed to be illegal 23rd century you can't criticize a person because his father gave him a shi

i've been a registered democrat done,ny years and this is i'm ready, i need to change.ve been a new yorker for over 20 years and i'm so tired of the crime here, i'm tired of what is going on here. i think this whole speech tonight with everyone was just right on point. i'm tired, i'm just tired of being tired and i think everybody in the united states feels the same way i feel. we are tired of feeling tired. host: jennifer, who did you support in 2016? caller: in 2016, i supported hillary clinton. host: and over the last four years, you have changed? caller: my views have changed. i'm a single mom. i have a daughter in new york. old, she's going to be 13. i worked very hard and i have just domerous times to the right thing by my daughter and do the right thing with bringing her up and i see what is going on here in new york and i see what is going on in this country and it is mind blowing. i mean my grandfather fought in world war ii. he was a marine. he did not see my mother for five years growing up as a child and he is rolling in his grave right now with what is goin

from ny perspectives what ended up happening is this current circumstance got a jump start from a. prescription opioids and as a result of that it impacted the much broader socioeconomic strata in our community particularly individuals who have access to health care middle class for the most part white families in 2007 produce foreman 3 of its executives pled guilty in federal court to charges of misleading the public about oxycontin the risk of addiction and ease of abuse they were fined over $635000000.00 the biggest pharmaceutical settlement in u.s. history now that may sound like a lot it is a lot but if you look at the damage that's been done particularly since then in terms of the number of people that are taking. not only oxy cotton but many types of opioids for conditions that really have there's no value for these drugs. today the opioid epidemic commands national attention there are now dozens of court cases against purdue and other pharmaceutical companies for their collusion to promote drugs they knew were dangerous for turning a blind eye to the sale of opioids to doct

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commission a joe and hardesty in ny are calling for an immediate meeting with department of homeland security leadership on the ground in portland and with the acting secretary of the department she had to move to discuss a cease fire and removal of heightened federal forces from portland a cease fire with its own citizens is the us crossing over the line from social unrest to something more serious judge for yourself. some are calling this trumps electoral battlefield and he is calling in reinforcements perhaps to maintain his persona as a law and order president as the violence continues to snowball today i'm announcing a surge of federal law enforcement into american communities plagued by violent crime who will work every single day to restore public safety protect our nation's children and bring violent perpetrators to justice but seattle's liberal mayor is blaming trump for the mayhem and in fact i think the president's actions said directly escalated and worst responsible for what happened this weekend was just talking to a number of mayors throughout the country who saw a sim

it is not likely to get a ny less, media.take—up of any vaccine? this is an ongoing issue. the kind of volume of information out there and this kind of range of myths and conspiracy theories really started from day. in the pandemic and we have seen this with previous outbreaks of infectious diseases and so to some degree we saw this coming but the volume of information out there is unprecedented at the moment and so we need to work on some strategies right now to try and counter this because, when we see a vaccine come along, it is going to surge again. what strategies do you suggest? there's a lot of ways we could be handling this pandemic now. the world health organization has pandemic now. the world health 0rganization has convened a virtual conference to try and come together with all the extras around the world, to put together policy or strategy and they may be as simple as working with the platforms to try and stop the spread of these myths and the facebook and other social media agencies are actively removing posts th

information exchange and the fight against terrorism and succeeded with their unique information center in ny we have strong results especially in recent weeks that france recently raised the number of troops in the region to 5000 but locals say they want them out and. the reason we are protesting is that france has been here in our country for 7 years but people die if we had 10 difficulties when france arrived we don't have 90 france came to help us to fight terrorism but now each of us is questioning if it has indeed been for. our impression is daily suffering it is as who called traitors to help we called it to help us fight terrorism thing got friends keen that they came to help but they came to destroy us not on your motives our leaders do not dare tell them to leave we will tell them we want them out of the country. and many analysts don't point the finger at france for the situation but actually point to nato as intervention in nearby libya which unleashed a torrent of terrorism in the region you want to look at the us. one is fair you will all work in africa and 2 is the fact that yo

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