if the film�*s already in the cinemas, that�*s great.the buzz kind of that�*s created by the talent themselves, and the red carpet�*s never to be underestimated. and it creates a marketing buzz, it creates a press buzz, and that has always translated into promoting the film and helping to launch that particular film. so as a person who runs cinemas, this has to be a major problem for you. yeah, i mean, it is potentially going to be very challenging. and this is an industry globally that came out, well, pre—pandemic we set box office records, $42 billion in 2019, and then we were effectively closed for the best part of a year and a half to two years. it was devastating worldwide, but we�*ve come back and we�*ve come back slowly. and i think the recovery has been a lot slower than any of us had thought it would be. but along that road, we have set records for some of the biggest movies of all time. this year we started off with the incredible avatar, third highest grossing film of all time, and then it�*s been blockbuster after blockbuster

s commander.fficials. they said it took place on tuesday, but the bbc has not been able to verify that. for its part, ukraine says the commander was killed by a missile strike on the fleet�*s headquarters on friday. ukrainan officials now say they are clarifying the varying reports. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse has more. even by the standards of this information war, it is very hard at the moment to verify the claims that are being exchanged by both sides. we had the triumphant assertion from ukraine yesterday that admiral sokolov, the commander of russia�*s black sea naval fleet, that he was killed in last friday�*s missile strike on russia�*s headquarters in sevastopol, in occupied crimea. kyiv said 3a senior officers were killed. this morning, you have dmitry peskov, the kremlin spokesman, saying he had nothing to say about these claims from kyiv. and then, shortly after that, russia�*s defence ministry released a clip of an apparent recent meeting featuring defence minister serge

and then there�*s the ones where it�*s clearly someone trying to steal someone�*s name or likeness, orction of a penny for every stream of a track. spotify pays music rights holders, and says it�*s up to them how much they give the performers. there are more artists than ever that�*s being successful on spotify than ever before in history of music. however, i�*m also empathetic, because there�*s also more people trying to make it in music than ever before in history, too. and you need something extraordinary to break through and be heard. and we�*re doing our part to expose more music to more people. # i got new rules, i count 'em...# upload a track and you�*re up against pop superstars like dua lipa and harry styles. # you know it's not. the same as it was...# but competition is also tough for spotify itself. its rivals include apple and amazon, and it has never made a profit. zoe kleinman, bbc news. the time is 13:19. our top story this afternoon: water companies are ordered to repay more than £100 million to customers. water comp. wales. and coming up, idris elba tells us why he�*s

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that�*s very significant.s very important that we know the result of that. and also, once patient has been to the outpatients, medication, tablets, what is going to be prescribed in the future for the patient? we�*ve got to know that. so there is an incredible amount of information within the letter. an action plan now sent to the cqc says the trust will immediately deal with a 6,000—letter backlog from the last year alone. more than 1,200 of those letters relate to medicine and emergency care. consultants have also been asked to record incidents of patient harm as a result of the backlog. in a statement, newcastle hospitals told us... it says a review is already under way and will be completed as quickly as possible. the cqc says after receiving concerns from staff, they took immediate action to understand the extent to which people may be at risk and evidence of the steps being taken to review the impact on patients. the cqc adds that if anyone has any concerns, they can let them know directly. sharon barbou

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what�*s happening now.look at some other stories in the headlines... aftershocks have been felt near last week�*s epicentre of the earthquake in morocco. in mountain villages the chances of finding survivors from last friday�*s earthquake, which killed almost 3,000 people, are fading. the 6.8 magnitude quake, the impact of which was felt from the high atlas mountains to the city of marrakesh, levelled buildings and left survivors homeless and in urgent need of shelter, food and clothing. at least 56 people have died in a huge apartment block fire in the vietnamese capital, hanol about seventy people were rescued from the ten—storey building, with many of them taken to hospital. the fire, which broke out during the night, has been extinguished but rescue operations are still on. the wife ofjailed mexican drug lord, joaquin el chapo guzman, was released from prison earlier today. the federal bureau of prisons confirmed her release. emma coronel was sentenced in 2021 to three years in prison, but had her sente

yeah, we're kind of hanging out in the 60's 70's to 80's. that's your rain. from the coast inland. and i can definitely think we're so hopefully you like the feel of yesterday because we've got another one just like it. it is a little cloudier this morning that it was yesterday at the same time can see outside downtown san francisco still hanging out under some of that low stratus and some of that cloud cover still present for the north bay to so just a little bit longer in the process of clearing it out. but we do get a good dose of sun today. 50's 60's for our current temperatures sf nevado santa under spots. still in the 50's. well, livermore in pittsburgh in the mid 60's vacaville or warmest 67. so it's still fairly cool out there later today, 70's and 80's, where will land, as i mentioned, and we see a slightly warmer weekend, which will tell you all about. still ahead, your full forecast over to rain. all right, john, thank you that. low bridges are looking better in the 9 o'clock hour. highways that still it's busy. 14 minutes heading into the city rig

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oh, it�*s like paradise. there�*s so many caves around. there�*s so much to explore.u know, i am genuinely blown away byjust how much respect these guys have for the nature here. and, you know, i think it�*s fair to say that thailand has quite a complicated relationship when it comes to its diverse landscapes and natural heritage, and, as a result, it has had to learn a few tough lessons along the way. and yet, there are efforts to persuade many more of us to come and see these wild spaces. the tricky part will be allowing that to happen, without destroying the very thing that makes thailand�*s environment so special. and i�*d like to hope they�*ll find a way to get it right. hello, the storm clouds are now building and we are expecting the showers and thunderstorms to be more frequent throughout the rest of the day. it has now been the seventh consecutive day when temperatures have reached 30 degrees or more. they may challenge the 33.2 which we saw yesterday, making it the warmest day, the hottest day so far. but if it is too much for you like it is for me, it will

it�*s mr zelensky�*s second wartime visit to washington.he fight against russia�*s invasion, at a time when there are signs of warfatigue among some us politicians. this was the ukrainian leader arriving on capitol hill a short while ago. he�*s now talking to republican and democratic leaders in the us congress, where a new multi—billion—dollar aid package for ukraine is at risk of being blocked. mr zelensky will also head to the pentagon in the next hour or so, as he seeks more weapons, including longer—range missiles to boost ukraine�*s defences. live now to our north america correspondent gary o�*donoghue. he is at the white house for us. good to talk to you. this is the second time mr zelensky has been in washington. how different does this trip differ to last time? it is auoin to trip differ to last time? it is going to be _ trip differ to last time? it is going to be a _ trip differ to last time? it is going to be a really - trip differ to last time? it 3 going to be a really different trip. if you remember back in december, when pres

�*s trial.nd eric molitor were found not guilty of providing support for a terrorist act and a weapon charge. nine men were previously convicted in the case, which has been highlighted as an example of home—grown terrorism during the 2020 presidential election. french president emmanuel macron said that the french ambassador to niger and other french diplomats are "literally "being held hostage at the french embassy". speaks french. speaking tojournalists on friday, mr macron also said that food was prevented from being delivered and that the ambassador was eating military rations. after seizing control of niger injuly, the militaryjunta ordered the french ambassador to leave the country — an order which he dismissed. since the coup, france has refused to diplomatically engage with the junta. a delegation from yemen�*s houthi rebels landed in saudi arabia on friday for talks on a ceasefire for the long—running war in yemen. these are the first formal meetings since april between saudi arabia and

but for the bulk, it�*s hot and it�*s sunny once again.that slightly cooler air working into parts of western scotland. but for most, saturday is another september scorcher, with highs up to 32. 32.2 is the highest temperature we�*ve seen so far this year. so we�*re not far away from that. the change in the weather patterns, though, will come through next week. temperatures getting closer to normal and there�*ll be a bit of rain around as well. a huge event for the semiconductor industry kicks off in taiwan, just as china shows advancements in its chip technology. we�*ll have analysis. and a look at how india is struggling to find a balance between development and managing its climate goals. hello and welcome to asia business report, i�*m arundoday mukharji. one of the largest events for the semiconductor industry is under way in taiwan. the self—ruled island is the largest producer of the world�*s most advanced chips, which are manufactured by domestic heavyweight tsmc.

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although the uk government opposes the plan, it�*s not trying to stop it, after scotland�*s senior lawscottish government has its priorities wrong. let�*s be perfectly clear — there are no safe ways to take drugs. what i would like to see would be a balance of investment. and whilst this is a worthwhile investment, a proposed 2.3 million a year, i have to make the point that we are only spending half a million a year on rehab in glasgow that helps people get off drugs and helps them to get well. but supporters of the glasgow pilot say they have studied the experience of other nations, including portugal, and they insist a similar facility in scotland will save lives. james cook, bbc news, glasgow. a fifteen—year—old girl has been stabbed to death in croydon. the girl was a pupil at the private 0ld palace ofjohn whitgift school — in a statement, it said it was "deeply shocked by the senseless and tragic death" of a "much—loved and valued friend and pupil". a 17—year—old boy — who is believed to have known the victim — has been arrested. the police have released this statement. this is e

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it's 80's inland 70's by the bay shore and 60's at the coast. we'll stay this way through saturday, sunday and monday are slightly warmer days. really not by much. just enough to get some of our inland areas into the low 90's. before we drop back into the 80's by next tuesday, right? all right, john, thank you for that. tracking in accident along northbound 6.80. >> this is just north main street as you're traveling to walnut creek here. and you can see things are a little slow ignacio boulevard. always a good alternate around that. if you are running into any issues on the highways, only 4, you're also starting to pick up as well. there things are getting a little slow. 22 minutes maze to that fremont street exit. we consistently been around. 23. 24 minutes for ice in the last hour on the bay bridge, 20 running 80 to 101, the our san mateo bridge checking on things in the south bay. things are starting to pick up still under 45 minute. so you still making good time here. the 7 o'clock hour and the east bay, you're busy. 33 minutes to leandro do

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and san francisco 60's at the coastline and 70's to 80's elsewhere.ay is going to be a beautiful day long. the bayshore redwood city at 78 saying carlos at 77 south bay temperatures 70's to a tease for you as well. and even some of the inland east bay like dublin, san ramon, only in the upper 70's oakland, you'll be at 72 this afternoon for spots like antioch in vacaville, still warm in the mid 80's. but you're not in the 90's like you were yesterday and a look ahead shows most of us avoiding the 90's all the way through this forecast wednesday and thursday will come the closest just slightly the warmest days after that we see temperatures dip into early next week with low 80's inland and low 70's by the bay shore next week being the last full week of summer rain. all right, john, thank you for that. it will making really good time in this 9 o'clock hour. >> maybe you're taken 24 right now. walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 15 minutes. traffic building in over and over. once you make it through pretty smooth sailing bay bridge. now 60 minute ride

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the rest of us will stay a lot closer to the 60's and 70's 50's and 60's for current temperatures. some of the coolest spots in the north bay were is kind of foggy until you get up to cal still get where you're already at 65 degrees. and under sunshine, 50's and 60's at the coast all day long today. inland areas you're in for your last day. where will be up right against the 90 degree mark after today, we're cooling things down. i'll tell you what that looks like in your forecast rain. all right. john holmes, good had the bay bridges morning. things have been busy start off the morning with a little accident there. that's now clear. but >> 22 minute, right? so the residual delays continued mateo bridge almost 30 minutes there. you're starting to really busy rich december. phil ridge, 14 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 34 minutes it's 801. in thkingews from overnight. berkeley police are ingating a stabbing that just happene morning at 03:30am, in front of a chase ba >> on shattucue, block from berkeley high school and the victim was found next to an atm. he was

lot of 70's 80's elsewhere.ng you won't be seeing in today's forecast, though, any of those 90's that we had yesterday in just a few spots. we're not going to be seeing those much in the next 7 days, actually, union city hayward on up through oakland in the 70's berkeley will be in the upper 60's while some low 80's in spots like pittsburgh and sonoma, napa, venetian vallejo, only in the 70's today getting your lookahead tomorrow and thursday, you may see one 90 or 2, but most inland areas should hang out in the upper 80's. and that's are very warmest after that will actually cool down again in the forecast only in the low 80's to start next week at the very warmest lot of 70's along the bay shore, not just today, but through the rest of the forecast. reyna. thank you, john. all right. well, that accident we're tracking along 6.80, that just cleared off. so that's some good news. >> but still, you residual delays here. 44 minute, doubling down, fremont. hopefully as the morning goes on, that's going to down the

90's. >> but our last day with >> but our last day with temperatures thursday night football on prime. it's on. welcome to thursday night football. al michaels along with kirk herbstreit. thursday night football returns, as the minnesota vikings take on the philadelphia eagles. stream thursday night football. only on prime. unreal! wendy's new breakfast 2 for $3 is so good, the crew is giving every combination codenames. i got that sauc-bis and some tay-tays. egg man and saucy boy. two hot coffees. no matter what you call it, wendy's breakfast is that breakfast. choose wendy's new 2 for $3 biggie bundles. >> 7.13, >> right now we're checking on the weather. looks like your head is going to be the clouds for quite a while. hoping it will come down at some point. john goodman's got to take a minute to get there today. >> we're definitely looking at a lot of gray out there for a lot of the bay area. it's actually our dan system or in their of the week thus far. and in san jose, you can tell no

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�*s been fighting a brutal civil war — the un says it�*s has left more than 5,000 people dead, and five for talks with mohamed hamdan dagalo, leader of the of the rebel rapid support forces. james landale reports from new york. since april, sudan has been gripped by fighting. the army and rebel forces locked in a bitter struggle for power. thousands have died, millions displaced. at the heart of the conflict is this man, general abdel fattah al—burhan, leader of the sudanese armed forces who seized power two years ago. his enemy, mohammed hamdan dagalo, also known as hemmati, leader of the so—called rapid support forces, a group accused of horrific war crimes. general, how did you do? i met general al—burhan in new york, where he had addressed the united nations and he claimed he was ready to consider a cease fire. are you prepared to sit down and talk with the leader, hemmati? absolutely. whenever he commits to what we agreed injeddah, we will sit to resolve this problem. at those talks injeddah, in saudi arabia during the summer. both sides agreed to protect civilians, something both

just over a year since liz truss�*s government�*s mini—budget.heading in the right direction? what are things like at the moment? it's what are things like at the moment? it�*s good to take stock so get in touch. any questions, any thoughts. that is coming up at ten. we�*ve had a lot of texts. if there is a crisis in schools, what impact will there be on the future workforce if children can�*t cope with school they definitely won�*t cope with a working environment. secondary schools are hostile environments, we forget we�*ve been through a national trauma and many children are still recovering. the petty rules they are being held to give absolutely no is based any individuality in so many schools. so many schools have become more like army boot camp. that�*s from a concerned mum in the east riding of yorkshire. as a psychotherapist, i would argue that while children may be struggling with anxiety in school, avoiding it is not the answer. children need to be equipped with the skills to do normal, everyday things that make them anxious. staying at

take a little slower on the roads. 50's 60's for current temperatures. redwood city sitting at 53 among our cooler spots. oakland, alameda in dublin in the low 60's right now later today, no one's getting up to the 90's. taking a break from this very hottest of temps only in the 70's and 80's that are warmest. i'll be giving you the full forecast. still ahead. i know it's a busy day in the city with ipdreamforce rain is giving us breakdown on the rest of the road. exactly. john hay on the mateo bridge even talking about it, got a disabled vehicle on there right now. you can see crews working to try to get that off the bridge lot of times when up about 45 minutes, 80 to 101. you might want to take the dunbar bridge. >> try to navigate around those delays traveling into the city this morning, a 20 minute ride maze to that fremont street exit. we had a few early accidents, but they were able to get that off the bridge pretty quickly made some good time there. richmond center fell bridge 14 minutes tolls to 101. don't see any major delays on bark. 40 minutes

the distance, 60's 70's now on the map. we're starting to see some low 70's in concord in brentwood and temperatures this afternoon in many spots are only going to peak in the 70's with most of our daytime highs in the upper 70's to low 80's. i'll be breaking down. everything you got to know for these final days of summer. still to come, daria. >> a senseless random unpredictable act of violence you know, really harmed a member of our local community. >> 2 children are without their mom. she was hit by a stray bullet while sleeping in their home in oakland. and we talk with the council member from that district about what is being done to protect people. kron 4 sarah stinson has details. >> the laurel neighborhood of oakland is mourning after a mother was struck by a bullet that entered the family's home friday night. the shots came from a gunfight on 38th avenue and masterson street around 9.45. councilman ramachandran represents the district stray bullet. when inside the second-floor of >> and she that acting was a mother

some 60's right along the coast and then 70's to 80's elsewhere.ngame, at 74 for your daytime high redwood city and woodside at 78 while south bay temps mostly in the upper 70's to low 80's for you as well. east bay temps, fremont hayward up to oakland. it's all 70's. beautiful afternoon, oakland at 72. well, danville up to conquer down from yesterday's upper 80's to the low 80's today. and nobody is getting up to 90 today. the late at 75 in mill valley. you land at 74 later on today. temperatures the next 7 days. not a lot of movement here ever so slightly warmer wednesday and thursday. this will get some of our inland areas back into the upper 80's while the rest of us should stay in the upper 70's to low 80's friday, saturday and sunday. your final full weekend of summer and looking pretty good for it with mid-eighties at the very warmest now for the rose. just saw the metering lights turn on at the bay bridge. that is up in your travel time just a little bit. but not that bad of a backup forming there. so far. as for the san mateo bridge drive

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our morning temperatures back into the 50's and 60's.n a couple of upper 40's like we saw yesterday with some of that low cloud cover mixed with some fog in the north bay. and then this afternoon, more sunshine and more of those 70's and 80's. not a whole lot changing out there just yet. we will see a subtle warm up into the weekend. now and i'll get to that your full forecast now for the roads. things out there are moving along still at the bay bridge. we are moments away from the metering lights turning back on, which is going to slow things down. just a little bit. san mateo bridge at 12 minutes to make your crossing. the richmond center fell only 6 still. finally, the golden gate. you've got low gray above you, but not dealing with any fog as you make your trip across the golden gate. great. thank you, john people. a partial ruling in the san francisco homeless encampment case. >> it's going against the city yet. city officials viewed as a victory because they say it's going to allow them to enforce laws to clear encampments. now an

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sf 60's at the coastline and 70's and 80's for most of the rest of us.hough a couple of inland areas will rise into the low 90's at or very warmest south bay in the low to mid 80's for your highs. lot of 70's along the east bay shoreline, including oakland at 78. well, danville and walnut creek, 10 degrees warmer than that 88 degrees. and there's your few low 90's in pittsburgh, vacaville and antioch today. tomorrow's temperatures will not be in the 90's getting into the low 80's that are very warmest and low 70's along the bay. as for wednesday, it's pretty much a holding pattern. thursday will tie. today is another fairly warm one couple. a low 90's could be seen thursday before we level back out into the weekend with 70's and 80's. pretty much all the way through right now. i'm john, thank you for we are still pretty busy at the bay bridge. >> not seen any accidents there, but you're still around. 22 minutes for your commute. traveling into the city. we've been around there for most of the morning. now, the san mateo bridge got up to 40 minutes at the

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some low to mid 80's for your daytime highs. 70's to 80's across the east bay to hayward at 76. well, oakland at 73, danville, pittsburg, antioch in vacaville are spots all tied 87 degrees for today's daytime highs. a look ahead shows temperatures tomorrow thursday and friday remaining steady in the 80's inland and 70's by the bay shore will be until early next week that we see a lot of 90's popping back up and even that it's just barely making the low 90's. so not a lot of changes in this forecast. it's smooth sailing under the sunshine as we make our way through this week of september, right? all right, john, thank you for that. let's check on those bridges for you. about 90 minutes head into the city this morning. >> your 7 to bridge at 30 minutes. there. richmond center fell bridge 12 minutes and golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 36 minutes. >> wait, 16 is the time in an iconic mission peak poll has been found following vandalism. so you can see this is the base of it with the top sheared off. well, the east bay regional park district confirmed to us last night that the p

today's highs will be 60's and 70's for san francisco 60's at the coastline. and then looking at some 70's for the bayshore. really nice and a little bit warmer than where we have been saying, carlos, through palo alto in the upper 70's, a few low 80's for the south bay 70's consistently up the east bay shoreline from fremont oakland to richmond. well, some mid 80's in danville up to concord, north bay temps really nice for the late show. and napa in the upper 70's while antioch in vacaville, our warmest spots at 85 degrees. each tomorrow wednesday, thursday, keeping the trend going with some pretty nice and mild conditions for the most part, 70's for the bayshore warm inland in the 80's. we do warm up next weekend, though, with highs returning to the low 90's by friday. back to you. all right. >> thank you, john. 10 16 is the time and some breaking news this morning. some sad news, steve harwell, the singer of san jose based group smash mouth has apparently died. his manager says the 56 year-old singer suffered from alcohol abuse for years and that he reached

to 70's. so it is a coup labor day weekend, much cooler than average. but a break from the heat and a good excuse to get back out there. the reason behind this, look at the switch up. we have this massive dip in the jet stream anchored by a low-pressure area in a cold front that drop through yesterday. one of the reasons we were a little breezy yesterday and also one of the reasons our air quality is so much better. cold front pushes through, cleans out that bad air. we do still have winds gusting as high as 30 miles per hour out into the delta contra costa and solano counties as well as the north bay mountains today. we're also going to see a slim chance of a few sprinkles late today into tomorrow. all that contributes to better air quality in today. look at this. that smoke getting pushed out and we should stay pretty clear to tomorrow and sunday, too. air quality much better than yesterday. green indicating goodaconditions all across the bay. now, today's daytime highs. i mentioned whether

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