hello from the malibu barbie cafe in new york city. i m tom brook, and welcome to talking movies. in today s programme we review blockbuster season. hi barbie. we look at whyy barbie so thoroughly won over over audiences. barbie. icon, timeless icon. i actually wanted to watch today but they sold out. you are the man who gave them the power to destroy themselves. the season s other big hit, oppenheimer, brought great acclaim to its director, christopher nolan. we will hearfrom him. when i looked at oppenheimer s story, it was the most dramatic story i have ever encountered. but oppenheimer and barbie were not enjoyed everywhere. we look at the resistance to each in different parts of the world. translation: men or boys might make feminine gestures, - they might want to put on nail polish, wear earings or do other gestures inspired by barbie. everyone has a barbie story, and the barbie stories are about us. we revisit a classic documentary exploring the origins of barbie and
heavy, frequent, with some thunderstorms as well. more details on bbc breakfast. it s saturday 26 august. our main story: pressure is growing for the president of the spanish football federation, luis rubiales, to resign after he kissed spanish player, jenni hermoso, on the lips following the team s women s world cup final win over england. the lionesses have called the incident unacceptable and backed spanish footballers who are refusing to play for the national team until rubiales stands down. hermoso says she did not consent to the kiss. our reporter zoe conway has more. a moment of victory, notjust for the women of this team but for women everywhere. that was the hope. but now the spanish players are refusing to play again for their country until the football official, luis rubiales, is gone. his forceful kiss ofjenni hermoso and the moment he grabbed his crotch while in the presence of spanish royalty, has caused outrage. and notjust in spain. the lionesses may have be
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were actually kind of watching and waiting for those potential charges in the other case. and then everyone learned smith was actually busy on this front as well. breaking news. dot now faces new charges in the mar-a-lago documents case thanks to a superseding indictment from special counsel jack smith. superseding indictment. a new third defendant, mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira. the property manager who claims the boss wanted it erased. now today marks the first court appearance of that aforementioned new target of the jack smith probe, trump s co-defendant walked into court this morning, arraigned on four charges. he does not have a florida attorney yet so he couldn t formally plea. he s on bond with standard instructions not to discuss this case with his co-defendants, donald trump and walt nauta. he is bringing the charges because he thinks he has the evidence to convict on him, which is what prosecutors are supposed to do. and, two, prosecuto
we apologize for this inconvenience. norah: the cbs evening news starts right now. good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. we want to begin tonight with that nationwide at&t outage that left a lot of people scratching their heads, wondering what is going on, and leading to confusion and concern about the ability to dial 911. the ripple effect inundating emergency centers from new york to los angeles. at&t tonight is apologizing, but they are not explaining what happened. the fbi, the fcc, and the department of homeland security are now investigating the cause, and the white house says there is no evidence that a malicious attack was behind the network shutdown. but there are still so many questions. the outage also highlighting concerns about how the lack of communications could impact us all in a real emergency and renewing concerns about cybersecurity in the u.s. the top republican on the senate intelligence committee tonight has a dire