a labour of love from director and co—writer darius marder, sound of metal is boosted by the kind of d design that's best experienced in cinemas. it's also presented with open captions, ensuring that deaf and hearing audiences can watch the film together, something that was of key importance to the filmmakers. there are new movies opening and cinemas too, ranging from peter rabbit 2 to those who wish me dead, which i'll review on next week's show. and then on wednesday the 19th, there's a one night only special event screening of the short film the human voice from spanish director pedro almodovar. you have to come! that's what we agreed on, that you would come. you don't say goodbye to a woman you've loved for more than four years with a telephone call! based on a play byjean cocteau, almodovar�*s english—language debut stars an axe—welding tilda swinton, talking on the phone to a lost love who may or may not really be there. presented with an audaciously cinematic theatrical framing device, the human voice is vintage almodovar and will be screened in cinemas with a pre—recorded q&a

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a similar story plays out in the film sound of metal about a drummer who goes deaf. evelyn glennie worked on the film sound design. the film one this year is academy award for best sound and i just felt that gave a very realistic view as regards to the complex nature of hearing. so it was very interesting to see the character really begins understand the good for the actual evelyn glennie herself has one grammy's in 2012. she performed the opening ceremony of the london olympics. queen elizabeth has even made her dame for her achievements in the world of sound. but glennie also believes in silence. it's such an important sound because it can ignite all different emotions that can be frightening. it can be a relief, it can be loving and gentle. it can be fun, it can be nervous, it can be awkward, it can be heavy threatening. it can be almost every single kind of emotion you can think of. plenty also wants people to understand that hearing is not the same as listening. a lot of the challenges we have, whether it's in the workplace or in a home environment is about listening. often the break

a similar story plays out in the film sound of metal about a drummer who goes deaf. evelyn glennie worked on the films sound design. the film one this year is academy award for best sound and i just felt that gave a very realistic view as regards to the complex nature of hearing. so it was very interesting to see the character really begins understand because for the actual evelyn glennie herself has one grammy's ah, in 2012 she performed the opening ceremony of the london olympics. queen elizabeth has even made her a dame for her achievements in the world of sound. but glennie also believes in silence. such an important sound because it can ignite all different emotions that can be frightening. it can be a relief. it can be loving and gentle. it can be fun, it can be no because it's simply big because we're, we're just not quite connecting in how we listen. and so that's not about hearing, which can be measured and in a medical way, you know, you can be, is, is completely deaf. that be a great great listener for evelyn glennie. learning to listen is the key to creating a better life toge

i was very pleased that nomadland won for best picture, but personally i'd have liked to see sound of metal movies team here at los angeles, new york and london, it is goodbye, as we leave you with the song that won for best original song at this year's 0scars. # always fight for you # i will always fight for you # see it through... # you # i will always fight for you # hello, a familiar tale today. cooler air across the uk and it will be a mixture of sunshine and showers through the rest of the day. this was happening this morning, 9am. this is the radar and satellite, not much rain or cloud. move things onto lunchtime and the cloud has bubbled up lunchtime and the cloud has bubbled up with more showers. the focus will be heavy and thundery showers with some hail across the eastern side of scotland and eastern england. further west, scotland and eastern england. furtherwest, heavier scotland and eastern england. further west, heavier showers in wales but they should become fewer later in the afternoon and more sunshine. top temperature of 13 or 14. in sunshine. top temperature of 13 or 1a.

a similar story plays out in the film sound of metal about a drummer who goes deaf. evelyn glennie worked on the film sound design. the film one this year is academy award for best sound and i just felt that gave a very realistic view as regards to the the complex nature of hearing. so it was very interesting to see the character really begin to understand that is for the actual evelyn glennie herself has one grammy's ah, in 2012 she performed the opening ceremony of the london olympics. queen elizabeth has even made her a dame for her achievements in the world of sound. but glennie also believes in silence. such an important sound because it can at night all different emotions that can be frightening. it can be a relief. it can be loving and gentle. it can be phone, it can be nervous, it can be awkward, it can be heavy threatening. it can be almost every single kind of emotion you can think of. glennie also wants people to understand that hearing is not the same as listening. a lot of the challenges we have whether it's in the workplace or in a home environment is about listening. often

a similar story plays out in the film sound of metal about a drummer who goes deaf. evelyn glennie worked on the films sound design. the film one this year is academy award for best sound and i just thought that gave a very realistic view as regards to the complex nature of hearing. so it was very interesting to see the character really begin to understand that before the actual evelyn glennie herself has one grammy's ah, in 2012 she performed the opening ceremony of the london olympics. queen elizabeth has even made her a dame for her achievements in the world of sound. but glennie also believes in silence. such an important sound because it can ignite all different emotions that can be frightening. it can be a relief. it can be loving and gentle. it can be phone, it can be nervous, it can be awkward, it can be heavy threatening. it can be almost every single kind of emotion you can think of. glennie also wants people to understand that hearing is not the same as listening. a lot of the challenges we have, whether it's in the workplace or in a home environment is about listening. often t

spent $11 billion on licensing shows, developing shows him amazon studios, eyeing movies like the sound of metal movie, than borat, not as remarkable. but popular. amazon is spending big. i think why they but mgm, they were a few weapons short in their arsenal. jeff bezos addressed it in the amazon directors meeting,. you talk about james bond, rocky, legally blonde, which alix steel just mentioned, and all the properties in the mgm fault. that is what bezos said in the investor meeting, a big vault of ip and the ability to reimagine and develop some of those properties. matt: maybe they can do something with robocop as well. there has already been a remake, i think. but pink panther is something that they can bring back. what about their series? they have some really good ones. i am a huge fan of catastrophe, for example, and they have that fleabag, at least here in germany we watch fleabag on amazon, which is obviously great. but they don't have the game of thrones kind of big money spinners that hbo does -- the beat, the silicon valley's. are they making a push to try to beat the others at th

the 3rd thing is finding and certifying sustainable source of sound take green it's increasing the world's supply of sound as if by 3 metals that's already delivered 8 percent of the sediments added to the well the oceans each year it's hard to believe but global warming is speeding up that process. experts say that mining grain and sign could ease the pain of quitting concrete for the rest of the world but it would have to be done together with local communities and without hurting the pristine optic wildlife and that brings us to the final point those solutions just help fix the shortages of sound but to protect people and make sure governments also need to regulate the industry and enforce rules to stop the illegal sound trade we can build without sat there plenty of examples where our ability to construct does not is is not dependent on how. we can decouple and so we can still build and allow for human prosperity without destroying our ecosystem. what is a circular economy. goodbye to that empty to go on the way to work farewell to that pair of worn out shoes the out of date smartphone so long. our daily lives are domi

bay area, if you did not know, played a pivotal role in the creation of west coast hip- hop, thrash metal, and the psychedelic soundsve. how cool. >>> that's it for abc7 news at 6:00, everybody. i am dion lim. for chris andrew and everyone here, we will see you back here here, we will see you back here toni here, we will see you back here toni some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus, trulicity can lower your risk of cardiovascular events. it can also help you lose up to 10 pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes

has a rich history, the bay area played a pivotal role in the creation of west coast hip hop, thrash metal and the psychedelic sound. good timing as things begin to open up once again, with that, that's all the time we have for abc 7 news alt 5:00. on behalf of chris and drew and all of us here at abc 7, thanks for joining us and woal see you back here tonight at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news -- a massive piece of a chinese rocket hurdling towards earth. the out-of-control debris roughly 10 stories tall and weighing 23 tons speeding towards the planet at 18,000 miles per hour, making it difficult to predict where it would crash-land and when. the u.s. military on alert. gio benitez standing by. >>> the cyberattack forcing the shutdown of a major u.s. pipeline that supplies nearly half of all fuel to the east coast. operations halted on the 5,500-mile pipeline that runs from texas to new jersey. could it impact americans' wallets? >>> the shooting in times square as we come on the air. two adults and a child taken to the hospital. the gunman on the loose. part t

of metal hit the cement. either that or a piece of metal hit a piece of metal. it sounded maybe the axes. >> reporter: so markus kaarma says he did the only thing he could to protect himself. >> immediately i fired high up into the right corner of the garage. here i am looking at my garage. i think in total four rounds were shot. all directly, one, two, three, four. >> if i live in montana, what right do i have to shoot someone who has entered my house? >> you have the right to use any force necessary in defense of yourself, but no greater force. >> okay. but, i mean, this was a burglar who had broken in. you don't know who he is. you know it's somebody that you don't know. and they have crossed that invisible line from outdoors to indoors. and they are, by that definition alone, i would say, a threat to me. >> well, you've got to be able to articulate the threat. >> reporter: and kaarma told investigators there was a real threat. the garage was full of tools the intruder could grab and use against him. >> i imagined an ax flying through the air and hitting me in the skull

and they pick-up| from awards season generally, the sound of metal, lots of films that have done wellhe said, the likes of you and i will always want it all to succeed, but there will be people, understandably, and we are hearing about it today, who still say caution, stay outside if you can, do your socialising outside if you can. for cinema, what could that mean? are we any sort of watch and wait where we wait to see just how popular it is in the next few months, just what the take—up is, how much confidence there is? months, just what the take-up is, how much confidence there is? yeah, i think the next _ how much confidence there is? yeah, i think the next few _ how much confidence there is? yeah, i think the next few weeks _ how much confidence there is? yeah, i think the next few weeks and - i think the next few weeks and months will be crucial to see how the future of cinema looks. we picked up on a lot of the enthusiasm but we will have to look at the numbers. 0bviously, people need to feel safe and able to go to cinemas, but they are well organised in terms of social distancin

sound of metal is boosted by the kind of briliant sound design that's best experience in cinema. week show. and then on wednesday the 19th is a one night only special event screening of the short film the human voice pedro almodovar. you have to come, that's what we agreed on, that you would come. you can say goodbye to a woman you love her more than four years with a telephone call. based on a play english—language debut stars and ask welding till dispensing. talking on the phone to a lost love who may or may not really be there. presented with an audacious cinematic framing device a human voice is vintage almodovar and will be screened in cinemas with the prerecorded 0&a with the director and star. are we cut off? or did you hang up? if you don't fancy venturing out doors quite yet there are plenty of new movies available for viewing in the home. back in 2010 spanish to record roderigo cortez is claustrophobic. found ryan reynolds awaking in a coffin which he would spend the entire rest of the movie. now that scenario is echoed in 0xygen, the new film from french director alexa

it is the sound of metal. riz ahmed is a heroic figure, one of the best actors of his generation.ave l quiet place in june. that complete | immersion. some films you have to wait for the cinema. big hitters coming such as top gun two. matrix and the big one, stephen spielberg does west side story. i know it is not for you, jason but it is for me. i will be booked in on my own to see that. and do not forgetjames bond. i am looking forward to it. i am enjoying media's excitement. time now to get the news where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm asad ahmad. this time yesterday, we told you how a minke whale stranded in the thames had broken free while it was being rescued. well, sadly, due to its ill—health, by last night it had to be put down. it was first spotted near barnes bridge in west london on sunday attracting hundreds of wellwishers. but rescuers said it was best to "end its suffering". based on our experience of dealing with strandings in the uk and strandings globally, we could see this animal was really nutritionally compromised, thin, it was obviously suffering,

under the body shell which is cracking, - the body shell which is cracking, which sounds like metal fatigue. they are over 180 ofile the engineers checked to see whether any more were cracking. imilli engineers checked to see whether any more were cracking.— more were cracking. will that be eas to more were cracking. will that be easy to fix? _ more were cracking. will that be easy to fix? no, _ more were cracking. will that be easy to fix? no, preparing - more were cracking. will that be - easy to fix? no, preparing aluminium trains is very — easy to fix? no, preparing aluminium trains is very difficult _ easy to fix? no, preparing aluminium trains is very difficult so _ easy to fix? no, preparing aluminium trains is very difficult so no, - easy to fix? no, preparing aluminium trains is very difficult so no, it's - trains is very difficult so no, it's not quick and cheap. it’s trains is very difficult so no, it's not quick and cheap. it's caused ma'or not quick and cheap. it's caused major disruption _ not quick and cheap. it's caused major disruption today - not quick and cheap. it's caused major disruption to

the bay area played a pivotal role in hip-hop, thrash metal and the psychedelic sounds of the summeren we will see some relief. >>> by the afternoon, that is when they will peek for a second day in a row, 20 miles an hour. relative humidity by the afternoon, this is 2:00. it is very dry. and in solano county, single- digit. overnight, a mild night because we have so much warm air , we are not going to cool off all that quickly. tomorrow is another warm to hot day. gusty winds in the afternoon. 76. 71 in san francisco. accuweather, high fire danger. the winds continue. the winds ease on tuesday and then we will bring in some cooler air by the end of the week. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for details. >>> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> the legendary willie mays turned 90 on wednesday. he is the o

music with a rich history, the bay area played a role in the creation of west coast hip hop, thrash metal and the seek delic soundse free on the ferris wheel today, you have to purchase at least one general admission ticket and have to do that online in advance, but the good news, plenty of tickets are still available. the first ride is at 10:00 this morning, coming up in 15 minutes. that is something on my bucket list, i want to check out the ferris wheel. >> that would be very cool. a little cooler here today. sfo in the low 60s, downtown it is 59. we will see the ridge strengthen tomorrow. so today it means slightly cooler, some upper 70s on the peninsula instead of the 85 in red wood city. about 80 today. details on the rest of the bay area, next. >> thank you, lisa. >>> also next, warriors fans once again chanting mvp as steph curry has another incredible night, and the dubs hit a franchise record in the win. highlights and post-game reaction coming up in sports. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eig

of coal produces and protest time and time again. even if it does little to change things, the vice governors words may sound promising that they ignore reality, says auto mechanic metalli shesta cough was sell because of the leaders couldn't care. less about all this black snow for mining. really not many here he wants to leave. that's not easy. providence value. when i'd like to sell my house, i can't get rid of an apartment, but not a whole house running for 2. and only 2 people responded. even re belkin doesn't want to move away. he's come to terms with the bad water quality. a few times a month, he treats himself too expensive, drinking water in store bought water jugs. look for make sure not to heat too much sooner because then i get so thirsty. i have to drink the dirty river water, although i'm quite used to it now as long as it is hollowed. meanwhile, the crews passed government intends to increase coal production. and the alex in ski pit and nova approval is set to be expanded. plus water consumption will rise in maturity koya during the hot summer, meaning more brown sludge from the cuba. and so all 3 environmental issues will persist here in russia. the driv

of it, this sounds _ from people like yourselves. on the face of it, this sounds incredibly - face of it, this sounds incredibly anti—social from the chinese, this hulking bit of metalion in orbit right now. things that stay in space, although we look at maybe 4—6 re—entry events every month in the uk we monitor about 500—600 conditions every month involving uk licensed satellites and spacecraft. that actually is the issue for us, the congestion in orbit, the numbers of new satellites meeting space every month and every year. it is just absolutely rocketed if you excuse the pun. so actually, that makes the job of trying to avoid things currently in space a whole lot harder. but things currently in space a whole lot harder-— things currently in space a whole lot harder. �* ., , ., , ., lot harder. but there are plans for the claw planned _ lot harder. but there are plans for the claw planned for _ lot harder. but there are plans for the claw planned for 2025. - lot harder. but there are plans for the claw planned for 2025. the i lot harder. but there are plans for. the claw planned for 2025. the first ever space mission dedicated to removing existing objects in orbit

metal there, potentially a couple of weeks. if you to listen to the 911 call, this sounded like a life or death situation when the engineer who spottedshut dow in both directions on the bridge. we need to get people off the bridge as soon as possible. >> let's be clear. this is not just a memphis problem, although this bridge does connect memphis to arkansas. this is a major artery in the united states. one of the busiest trans-continental routes for freight trucks. a lot of big trucks moving across this bridge. 50,000 vehicles every day, according to local affiliates here. so this has the potential of impacting not just the region but potentially the united states. of course, jim and poppy, this comes at a time when washington politicians are talking about infrastructure funding and, you know, looking at the bridge and the situation behind me. they can certainly use the money right now. another aspect of this just real quick here is there's a shortage of steel which could cause more delays in how long it takes to get this bridge fixed. jim, poppy? >> the last thing they need. i keep thinking about the bridge in minnesota and what ha

metal commodities, or having that much of an impact. i think what is driving inflation expectations is somewhat different. it is a fed that has been politically inclined to soundsh and therefore fuel expectations. of course, we have everything pertaining to the demand involved around the world coming from public-policy. we are exciting to see more in europe and it is fueling the inflation expectation we have seen recently. tom: the vice chairman i believe speaks at 9:00 a.m. wall street time. can they shock the market, or can they actually have a dialogue the next 90 days where we ease our way towards the beginning of a discussion of less accommodation? thierry: they can ease into it. tom: can they do that? thierry: not today. that doesn't mean they are going to ease into it today. i think it is too soon. even if the cpi print comes out high, 3.7 or 3.8, it is way too to early to make a determination whether it is permanent or temporary. the market has a way of addressing supply shocks timidly, and as a result, i don't think the fed is going to say today that it is time for the fed to talk about tapering. by august, may be. by august they will of these their w