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Where life is leisurely, and no ones a stranger. >> oh my god, someone just shot someone in there on the ground. >> i was just bam, bam, bam. >> this time its where the story begins. >> a story that quickly got too big for this texas town. like a prairie fire, spread across the nation. >> we had some new information this morning on the man hunt for a killer, who gunned down -- >> in the brazen murder -- this tale, the hunters became the hunted. >> thats whats so scary. its not just me anymore. m...

Is that during that law sequence, what it kind of becomes sort of pure cinema. its available on streaming services. its also available in select cinemas. if you get a chance to see it in a cinema because on a big screen, you really get that adrenaline rush of the of the last act. and its... i just thought it was very interesting seeing it back to back with seeing ambulance in which all the kinetic stuff is. its for show. its, you know, its flashy, but its not really telling you anything. but in ...

And i thought that was going to make it a really tricky, tedious watch because youd be counting them down. but actually, theres nothing tedious about it — it flies by. and the chapter thing makes it feel like a literary conceit — because its12 chapters, with a prologue and epilogue. and you think at the beginning, "im going to have to count 12 chapters," but no, they fly by. and i think i think shes great. i think the way the music is used in it — again, because music is such a big part of...

Half of all ukrainian children have been displaced since the war began. it includes 1. 8 million who have fled ukraine, and two and a half million who are now displaced inside the country. nbcs statue burns has more tonight on some of the most vulnerable refugees. >> stephanie, the numbers here are just absolutely staggering. this tale of children who have been displaced one into ukrainian children have had to leave their homes, and that is likely a lower estimate, and that number is likely to g...

Ok, so paris 13th district, tale of modern love in the digital age. directorjacques audiard. noemie merlant is one of the stars and shes brilliant. one of the co—writers is celine sciamma. jane, come on! so there are some good things about this. there are some good things. but im still feeling a bit angry about it. so im going to start with the bad things, which is, as you say, its a tale of modern love. and all the women take all their clothes off, and the man doesnt. and this is not the 1970...

I want to bring in senior economics reporter steve liesman. we have been talking about the jobs numbers most of the day. the economic picture one hand is doing very well. unemployment is down. you have growth doing well. up inflation going up. it feels like a tale of two stories here. >> yeah. what you have is a you have an economy thats recovering smartly from the omicron virus and i think the way to think about it is we have had on the way up and then a dip with each wave and go up and dip. ea...

To find her new identity in this relationship. so harry wootliff, a brilliant film—maker, describes this as being a cautionary tale about "a destructive sexual relationship that is so familiar as to be almost a rite of passage". and she says that for her, the film is about the way that a woman can look to define herself through a relationship with others. but i think, watching this as a man, anybody who has ever sought self—assurance in the eyes of someone else, or has sought self—worth in...

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I would flip out, be like, michelle, where the heck have you been? we had this huge thing. we thought you were gone, you know. and she laughed and she said, "im fine." >> michael, when he and michelle were little, they begged their mother to tell them the old vietnamese folk tale about the woman in the moon who protects and watches over them. the tale is very real now for michael le. >> i feel like -- i feel like shes always watching me. and at the very least i like to believe that my sisters wi...

What is actually ours i and what we deserve. but anotherfight awaits the amazon labour union. right now, they are savouring their historic win, but perhaps their biggest challenge lies ahead — negotiating with amazon for better pay and conditions. cheering. after decades of decline, american unions are having a moment — and theres no bigger prize than amazon, given its size and impact. michelle fleury, bbc news, new york. will smith says he s resigning from the body that awards the oscars fo...