good morning to you and thank you for joining us and welcome to mornings on 2. i m dave clark. good morning, i m pam cook. monday morning, august 24th. so nice to be back with you dave clark. welcome back from vacation pam cook. thank you. thank you. and rosemary is here for steve today. and boy, i hope we will get some relief for the firefighters and everybody around the bay area. it has been hot and windy and smoky. oh gosh. i know pam. good morning to you. welcome back. and yes, i think moving forward we are going to see temperatures come down a little bit more. the marine layer will continue to deepen so that is a bit of news that is good. this morning getting a few scattered showers. not much accumulation. but we welcome any kind of rain. we do not want to see the thunder and the lightning. so far it has been really really quiet. here is a look at stormtrac are to where you can see we have some white shower activity. we will start right around the bay bridge wher
essentially all groups i don t know if charles payne is still with us but we are looking at the coronavirus fear factor. 40000 in a single day. if you look at this, about 10% at this moment, this is the fear indicator where we are very nervous, you see stocks generate at the moment. let s keep it on the level here, texas and florida either shutting down bars or banning alcohol to be served at bars and what is that doing? it s a little bit of fear here. the dow is suffering in outsized way as far as percentages, trump industrial 60 points, two and a half%. s&p down 64. look at the nasdaq. it seemed unstoppable two days ago, loss of 237 so we ve looked at a significant 200-point swing here. covid-19 cases in california cost 200,000 mark. let throw hollywood come back off the tracks? coming up, the scenes with movie funding as box office delays pile up and there s now a new date for the pushed out for chris nolan s much awaited tenant. do fears mean the food and trade deals
the aircraft was carrying seven people but officials said there were no signs of survivors. earlier, localjounalist blaze lovell told us what will happen next in the investigation. a british man who won one of europe s biggest lottery jackpots, has died after a short illness. colin weir and wife, chris, from largs in north ayrshire, claimed the £161 million euromillions prize in 2011. at the time it was one of europe s biggest ever lottery wins after a series of rollovers boosted the jackpot. the duchess of cambridge has praised the work of midwives in an open letter to the profession. highlighting the work they do, kate middleton said it was of fundamental importance to the early years development of children. kensington palace released these pictures of the duchess, after she spent two days at a maternity unit. she described the experience as ‘a privilege‘. if you got a remote controlled car for christmas, it probably won t match up to the one that nasa has just unve
we re here at the cinema museum in south london. over the next half an hour, i ll be looking back at some of the best movies released in uk cinemas in 2019. films from around the world, from big budget blockbusters to smaller indie gems, from widescreen full colour spectacle to more intimate black and white experimentation. as always, 2019 kicked off with awards season and the uk release of several films that opened in america in 2018 intend to qualify for the oscars. in a weird echo of the 1990 academy awards, when driving miss daisy won best picture, in which category spike lee s infinitely superior do the right thing wasn t even nominated, this year, the likeable but bland green book beat blackkklansman to the top prize. although spike lee did triumph in the screenplay category, earning his first competitive academy award. the child is your grandchild! what difference does it make how it gets here? in the acting categories, regina king and mahershala ali proved deserving w
the cabinet office apologises after the home addresses of more than a thousand recipients of new years honours were accidentally published online. a woman whose husband and two children drowned, on christmas eve, in a swimming pool in spain, says all three could swim and blames a fault with the pool. more than 70 people are believed to have been killed in a car bomb attack in somalia many of the dead were students. campaigners call for a radical overhaul of britain s railways including majorfare reforms and an end to nightmare journeys . now on bbc news, take a front row seat as mark kermode looks back at the big cinema releases of the year in ‘review 2019: the year in film . and a warning this film contains some flash photography. hi, i m mark kermode. we re here at the cinema museum in south london. over the next half an hour, i ll be looking back at some of the best movies released in uk cinemas in 2019. films from around the world, from big budget blockbusters