i was tom brooks — throughout the day every day.ughout the day every day. i was tom brooks in can as— throughout the day every day. i was tom brooks in can as it _ throughout the day every day. i was tom brooks in can as it heats - throughout the day every day. i was tom brooks in can as it heats up on the red carpet and will keep an eye on that do state with us on bbc news in the next few minutes will be live in the next few minutes will be live in kyiv for our latest on that sort. hello there. a fairly quiet weather day. a few showers around. it was a chilly old start this morning due to the largely clear skies overnight. but since then, we have seen more scenes like this, some patchy fair weather cloud bubble up. so through the rest of the week, then temperatures gradually on the rise, we'll hold on to some largely dry conditions, too. so the reason behind the settled conditions is this broad area of high pressure. the winds typically coming in from the northwest where we have had some exposure for example, the northern isles, qu

tom brooke, bbc news, cannes. tom brook, bbc news, cannes.he day's other news now. a bbc investigation has revealed that britain has so far failed to fine thousands of foreign companies for breaking a new transparency law. the legislation, introduced last year, required overseas companies with property in the uk to reveal their owners by the end of january. details of last week's year 6 sats reading test in england have been published, after some teachers and parents said it was so difficult, it left pupils in tears. the department for education says papers are "rigorously trialled". a survey by citizens advice suggests that up to i million people cancelled their broadband in the past year due to the cost of living. the charity said those struggling could have benefited from cheaper social tariffs or special low—cost packages. watchdog ofcom says a5 million eligible people are missing out on the deals. voters in northern ireland are going to the polls to decide who should represent them on 11 councils. a total of 807 candidates are competing

i'm tom brook and welcome to talking movies.s programme, highlights from one of the world's great movie events, the cannes film festival. coming up in the programme — the excitement of cannes. the strong lineup of films and the wealth of famous names from international cinema on the red carpet. top movie stars on being in cannes. harrison ford returning as indiana jones, overwhelmed by the festival's adulation. it was, uh, indescribable. adored by his fans but not by all, the once mighty hollywood superstar johnny depp in cannes discussing with me, if somewhat uncomfortably, his comeback role. i mean, comeback is a weird thing because... he never left. no, i didn't go anywhere, you know what i mean? and martin scorsese is back on the riviera with a western crime drama that was a big hit. also how a book written by bianca stigter, the dutch wife of british filmmaker steve mcqueen... it's great to see you. ..led to him making a powerful documentary connecting me very emotionally to my germanjewish family. hopefully the triumph of

tom brook, bbc news, cannes.so do stay with us, we will be right back. the full uk forecast in a minute. we will take a quick look at what is going on in italy where it looks like we'll see some further extreme rainfall across the north—west of the country where we could see up to 300 millimetres of rain over the mountains, likely to lead some further severe flooding. weather—wise in the uk, quite a quiet picture with a strap of cloud coming in, running into an area of high pressure. just a few spots of rain across northern ireland and into western scotland. some damp weather to come over the course of the afternoon across these areas. england and wales seeing hazy spells of sunshine but we will have a line of showers developing across parts of england stretching more or less from the wash, down to the area, driven by conversions, winds bashing together and shovelling moisture together and making showers. they will not be thundery but some of them could be quite sharp. temperatures in the high teens, should feel

tom brooke, bbc news, cannes. johnny depp saying he has knocked back because he never went away.r that sting is being rewarded with a prestigious award, the ivor nover with a prestigious award, the ivor novello fellowship award, joining the likes of eltonjohn and paul mccartney so what better way to finish the show today then one of the classics. headlines up for you next. # every breath you take # every breath you take # and every move you make # and every move you make # every bond you break, every step you take # i'll be watching you... the full uk forecast in a minute. we will take a quick look at what is going on in italy where it looks like we'll see some further extreme rainfall across the north—west of the country world could see up to 300 millimetres of rain over the mountains, likely to lead some further severe flooding. weather—wise in the uk, quite a quiet picture with a strap of cloud coming in, running into an area of high pressure. just like spots of rain across northern ireland and into western scotland. some damp weather to come over the course of the afternoon a

tom brook has more on the significance of the festival.ear when the whole movie industry comes together, other than the oscars and it is a wonderful display of firms from all over the world. it showcases international cinema but commercial cinema. the hollywood studio warner brothers is here this yearfor studio warner brothers is here this year for the studio warner brothers is here this yearfor the indiana jones studio warner brothers is here this year for the indiana jones sequel, it is a combination of high and low, or the content on display. the big question will be if people get to see these films given what is going on in the movie business. it is an inspiring and vibrant event. what inspiring and vibrant event. what should we be _ inspiring and vibrant event. what should we be looking _ inspiring and vibrant event. w�*ué�*ii should we be looking for? am inspiring and vibrant event. “iii"iegt should we be looking for? am i right in saying johnny depp“s new film is one of the opening night movies? that is right, here i am, i got out o

with that and all of the latest from the festival, we cut -- we go across live to speak to tom brookek you for joining us. that is a great suit you have on. johnny depp's fm, how is it being received? tom: i'm happy to say that for johnny depp, it has been a good night for him because he got a seven minute standing ovation for this period drama. i saw the film earlier today. i thought it was quite good. some of the trade industry publicatio, one critic wrote he looked uncomfortable. the important thing is he was passable. he is trying to get his career back on track. things seem to be heading that way. he got an endorsement from dior, and is about to direct a movie starring al pacino. hollywood loves the story of rehabilitating somebody, and that may be beginning to happen here. >> slightly controversial, i can imagine. for our viewers, you are freezing a tiny bit. given the suit, it really does not matter. it looks great on air. i'm wondering what other films you have seen, what the buzz is? >> i think there is actually a feeling of optimism. i'm jimmy fennell, the film industry -- u

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let's go straight there and join tom brook. ta ke take us through what we're going to expect. doubt no, he has been involved in two trials in recent years involving allegations of abuse from his ex—wife. although he won the last defamation suit, it has sidelined him, he has been almost cancelled but i think it is coming here with this film, directed by franco algerian film—maker in which he plays the french king louis xv and i went to see the film this morning at a press screening and i was actually quite impressed. he does not matter too many words but it's an interesting film about this character who is played as a very manipulative woman, but ultimately love triumphs. i almost shed a tear. johnny depp hopes it will go over well and it will go some way towards rehabilitating his career as an actor. , ., , rehabilitating his career as an actor. ,,,, ., rehabilitating his career as an actor. i”, ., ., rehabilitating his career as an actor. �* ., , , , , ., ., ., rehabilitating his career as an actor. , , ,, ., ., ., , actor. johnny depp and old hand but there is the — actor. j

from cannes, tom brook sent us this report.ent. the start of the opening night film which plays louis xv who falls in love with a social climber. it is johnny depp's first major film role in three years, having been sidelined by the movie industry because of his legal battles with his ex—wife amber heard involving abuse allegations. to his critics, he is a pariah, controversialfigure in domestic abuser who should not be embraced by cannes other the festival director has slowly defended his list include the film. a many in the film industry here to welcome his return, as do his fans. you got a standing ovation that was up you got a standing ovation that was up early seven minutes long, do you view this as your kind of combat role in a way?— view this as your kind of combat role in a way? no, a comeback as a weird thing — role in a way? no, a comeback as a weird thing because... _ role in a way? no, a comeback as a weird thing because... you - role in a way? no, a comeback as a weird thing because... you never . weird thing becau

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let's speak to the bbc�*s tom brook, presenter of talking movies. hi, tom.ood. johnny depp doesn't actually say that much, he does speak french. i read the leading hollywood trade paper review a few moments ago and it said he looked a bit uncomfortable in the role. i thought it strange at moving. i had to hold back tears at the end of the film. i think it will do the trick of getting him on the road to being rehabilitated as an actor. hejust got road to being rehabilitated as an actor. he just got in endorsement from deal the fashion brand, they want to have them back. he is now in the midst of preparing to direct a movie starring al pacino. i movie starring al pacino. i mentioned indiana jones, lots of people nostalgic for years gone by, their childhoods perhaps will be excited about this one. i their childhoods perhaps will be excited about this one.- their childhoods perhaps will be excited about this one. i think so. it's incredible _ excited about this one. i think so. it's incredible to _ excited about this one. i think so. it's incredible to realise _

tom: david brooks at the new york times wrote an essay about the smooth guys versus the nerds .omance of banking, the meet and greet of banking, transactional nature of banking versus managing money and picking up a fee along the way. which has the high ground of morgan stanley right now and can they both coexist given whoever become ceo? allison: i think they can coexist. it is the latter that has grown in importance regarding see business. -- c business. from an investor's standpoint, the investors do tend to favor a more stable recurring revenue type business and that is more of the wealth and asset management is this. we like to remind people that is a business not immune to market pressures. if the market has a dramatic downfall that will reduce the fees. as we saw during the pandemic in very volatile times, the banking businesses, m&a and underwriting can come to a halt. the big asset base, trains of dollars won't go away overnight. lisa: can't be what -- can you speak to what sonali basak was saying that it is time for the younger generation to come in? allison: it is sto

tom: she was from the brookings institution and she's been consistently on and it's outside the governmenturview of the congressional budget office. she's been someone who has garnered instant respect in washington, the understanding the politics including minority policies. jonathan: how many days left this month for congress to be in d.c. to talk this out? lisa: i think it's three days. jonathan: it's very little. lisa: that's what people are concerned about bumping up against that date in the reason kevin mccarthy said it's possible to get a deal by the end of the week. let's be honest, they never go home. the rank-and-file staff do not have intact home lives for the time they are in office because they work so hard. jonathan: you know who says get back to work? lisa: elon musk. jonathan: blackrock as well, four days a week. tom: in our little world, i detected a change in the last three weeks. there are more people coming in and there's more movement in midtown manhattan. what is the date on this labor day? jonathan: career development happens in teaching moments between team members a

david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines... and tom about his newest credit -- as a novelist. ♪ >> this is "the pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: we return now to the death of jordan neely on the new york city subway last week. daniel penny, the former marine accused of putting neely in a chokehold for several minutes before he died, surrendered to police today and was released on bond. witnesses say on may 1, neely got on the train acting erratically. they say he was shouting at passengers, but there are no reports that he physically attacked anyone. then, video shows penny wrapping his arms around neely's neck, forcing him to the ground. witnesses say he held him there until neely stopped breathing. daniel penny's attorney spoke to reporters today outside the police station. mr. kenniff: this morning daniel penny surrendered at the 5th precinct at the request of the district attorney's office. he did so voluntarily and with

tom's following nearly round the clock negotiations with the district in recent days. ktvu brooksrills joins us live tonight from the news and okay, brooks laid out for us here. okay mike. well, right now the teachers union is just wrapping up a news conference, but they were using some harsh words and accusing the district of stalling. negotiations have been working toward a contract for months when they hope will recruit and routine teachers and meet the needs of students of the 3000. union members. 88% voted to authorize this strike last week. and now we know on thursday it's happening if an agreement isn't reached. today i'm announcing that on may 4th if we do not have an agreement with the district we are going to strike over there unfair labor practice set to strike oakland teachers and educators are preparing to hit the picket lines all following days and hours of painstaking negotiating . we've been there all weekend long, really attempting to try to get a deal because we want to avoid the strike and at this point that it is in the district's hands. accusing the district o

tom wallace. >> kron, 4 news. >> a man accused of stalking prey on young women around the university of san francisco has been convicted of false imprisonment, assault, battery. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins made that announcement yesterday. bill jean hobbs is accused of groping and assaulting at least 14 women in the city. police say began last september one hobbs would approach female victims inappropriately touched and flee the scene. hobbs is arrested by u.s. park police in san francisco. police on october 14. he faces 8 years in prison. his sentencing is scheduled for june 8th. local leaders are supporting a class action lawsuit against wells fargo bank for alleged racist lending practices. former san francisco mayor willie brown is joining civil rights p% attorney ben crump. they accuse wells fargo of yet 9 loans and discriminating against minority mortgage applicants during the pandemic. now, the suit estimates u.s. 750,000 people may have been impacted by the race is lending practices. the plaintiffs seeking 5 million dollars in damages. former state was mayor willie brown sports a lawsuit saying he let the first housing protest in the city 60 years ago. you can't believe

tom baker, ktvu fox two news. san francisco supervisor sherman walton is continuing to push for the release of video of the fatal shooting of a suspected shoplifter by a walgreen security guard, district attorney brookeenkins said in a statement that releasing evidence before the probe is complete into the killing of banco brown could compromise the investigation supervisor. walton said he has been informed by the deputy city attorney that is request would have no interference with the investigation. jenkins dismissed the charges against the security guard due to self defense. san francisco supervisor dean preston says he is announcing legislation to limit the use of guns by private security guards . the legislation will amend the police code clarify that guards are not too unholstered their weapons unless there's an actual and specific threat to a person. preston said in a statement. quote san francisco law currently staged that private security guards can and holster their weapons, which is considered a serious escalation for any interaction to protect property. property should never be placed above human life, and our laws should be crystal clear on that. new details out of martinez after a hazard

brooks brothers, back from basics, rethinking. fashion is about old and new, ringing traditional, mix and massey -- matching. but i will do anything. toms and heritage, how something is made, if it feels great, kashmir is here forever and stitching and craftsmanship. jonathan: beautiful shoe. british. oliver: there is a great tradition. painful in the beginning but worth it. jonathan: i agree. tom: i would kill to get at a larger desk, oliver chen, michael burke who ran bergdorf said vanessa friedman of the new york times, altogether, from london. he takes it so seriously. jonathan: as you should. lisa: it is a multibillion business. tom: what do you do if you put a sweatshirt in the dryer and shank at? oliver: you have asked about this before. it defense the material. sometimes you want to shrink it in sometime to don't. lisa: sometimes one wants to trinket. oliver: he was rethinking a real stature in the shade. jonathan: i think we are done. thank you. tom: i have been ordered to see lagerfeld at the met. jonathan: so fight next on the market, not fashion. 0.4%. debt ceiling talks will resume between negotiators on both sides of the

brooks was diagnosed with hodgkin lymphoma in october 2021, and this march he played his first game for bournemouth in 536 days. luton captain tominho has taken a swipe at his old club tottenham ahead of tonight's europa league final. his side roma take on sevilla, and mourinho was eager to point out he's won all five european finals he's been involved in. he says he just needs to be given the time to succeed. in roma they didn't sack me before the final in tirana, and in tottenham they sack me before the final at wembley. roma gave me the chance to win the final at tirana. and at tottenham i had had no chance. britain's last remaining hope in the singles at the french open is in action today. cameron norrie takes on lucas pouille of france in the second round. novak djokovic is also in action. there was a huge upset yesterday at roland garros, with number two seed dannil medvedev knocked out by brazilian qualifier thiago seyboth wild. the world number 172 won in five sets. in the women's draw, no problems for the world number one iga swiatek. she tookjust over an hour to beat spain's cristina busca in straight sets, and will pl

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tom, dick or harry throughout the world has got enough money can do it. it was a crazy it wasn't on. it was a crazy legal action. no, indeed. and he's paying the price. adam brooks 2024 presidential elections. he's filed the paperwork and is announcing the news at an event onune announcing the news at an event online around now with the billionaire elon musk. the 44 year old will stand against candidates including his main rival , donald trump, for the rival, donald trump, for the republican nomination . now a republican nomination. now a medical breakthrough, a man who was paralysed more than a decade ago has regained the ability to walk simply by thinking about it . neuroscientists in switzerland have used artificial intelligence to create what they call a wireless digital bridge between the brain and the spinal cord . and they say it converts cord. and they say it converts the thoughts of movement into actual movement. after being paralysed in a bicycle accident in china ten years ago, gert jan oxen can now stand, walk , walk oxen can now stand, walk, walk and climb stairs once again . can and climb stairs once again. can now . tributes have been pouring now.