bet against. game stop and amc may be in the headlines, but the question this morning, is the stock market as the whole a gigantic bubble that s just waiting to pop? it s way too early for this. good morning! and welcome to way too early, the show that never bets against the little guy. i am kasie hunt on this thursday, january 28th. we will start with the news. more than three weeks after the deadly riot at the capitol, the department of homeland security has issued a national terrorism advisory, warning of a, quote, heightened threat environment across the united states. the alert that went out yesterday didn t have any information related to a specific, credible plot, but said motivation for a possible attack could include anger over the presidential transition as well as other perceived grievances fueled by false narratives. it s a clear reference to the false voter fraud allegations that have been pushed by former president trump. an intelligence official involve
fatal shooting of rayshard brooks. another charged with aggravated assault after the 27-year-old was shot in the back during a struggle in a wendy s parking lot. what brooks family is saying this morning. this as the mayor of atlanta pleads with cops not to call out sick in protest. on the rise, an alarming increase in coronavirus cases. hospitalizations rising in 15 states. texas seeing the most in a single day since the pandemic began. arizona cases doubling in the last month. one father, a cancer survivor, dying from covid after going back to work at a casino. the virus not slowing down in florida. the governor not hesitating about the state re-opening. no, we re not shutting down. but now miami s mayor considering shutting down the city again. wildfires raging in the west. the giant bush fire in arizona. the largest fire in the country this year, almost doubling in size overnight. evacuations under way amid the state s spike in coronavirus cases. and the new fire
now on bbc news, it s time for talking movies. hello from new york. i m tom brook, and welcome to our talking movies review of 2021. in today s programme, we look at the highlights of the year in film. there were many special moments. a real in person cannes film festival brought excitement and joy to the french riviera. a very pleasing end of the year adaptation of west side story. i used to be able to get into a room with the emeny. and a newjames bond film was finally released, and though it did not please everyone, it did gangbusters at the box office. but let s face it, 2021 has been a difficult year for the film industry. there has been some great artistry on display by way of some remarkable films, but there has also been an ongoing sense of doom over whether cinema going would ever return to normal. the pandemic has definitely had an impact on viewing habits and on the men and women who work in the film industry. we asked some of those who work both behind and in fron
that s going to slowly ease eastwards, head of it something drier, behind it brighter with some showers, quite heavy showers and those blustery winds. it s a southerly ahead of it, it was a really cold start this morning and it s just switching round to the west behind. our temperature lifting to 6-7 c west behind. our temperature lifting to 6 7 c but west behind. our temperature lifting to 6-7 c but it west behind. our temperature lifting to 6 7 c but it feels cold out there with the wind and the showers in the cloud. the cloud, the weather front, will blow out of the way as we go through this evening but there are lots of showers packing into northern ireland right now, they ll come across into scotland, mainland as we go through this evening and overnight. temperature is not as low as overnight last night but low enough for a frost and ice after the day s rain and sleet and snow. if you are travelling those are your hazards, you have the wind as well for the next 2a hours,
programme. hello from new york. i m tom brook, and welcome to our talking movies review of 2021. in today s programme, we look at the highlights of the year infilm. there were many special moments. a real in person cannes film festival brought excitement and joy to the french riviera. a very pleasing end of the year adaptation of west side story. i used to be able to get into a room with the emeny. and a newjames bond film was finally released, and though it did not please everyone, it did gangbusters at the box office. but let s face it, 2021 has been a difficult year for the film industry. there has been some great artistry on display by way of some remarkable films, but there has also been an ongoing sense of doom over whether cinema going would ever return to normal. the pandemic has definitely had an impact on viewing habits and on the men and women who work in the film industry. we asked some of those who work both behind and in front of a camera to reflect on what impa