it's really hard to become quentin tarantino. i don't know if i should have kids because what if they turn out to be a bomb or a serial killer? now i have to worry what if they come very successful and they don't give me any money? what's the point of having kids? >> greg: that is so true. talk about a liability. gross. they smell, they are little area to katie. >> i'm wondering if quentin tarantino is irish because that is a grudge that -- wow. and i'm afraid to say anything about him right now because i don't want him holding a grudge against me and, you know, when your kid, you have a lot of ideas and your parents have to kind of bring you back down to earth, but if you succeed then great, maybe reconciliation would be in order. >> greg: it's where though, i guess i disagree in the sense that their parents shouldn't tell you to be yourself, that's the worst thing. >> definitely not. >> greg: but if they see you interested in something, they should push her towards that, right, tyrus? unless it's something crazy like [indiscern

renowned for his role as swordmaster in quentin tarantino's cult film kill bill: volume 1, chiba had at the end of last month. japanese media say he was treated without being hospitalised, but was later taken to hospital for worsening pneumonia. chiba began his career injapanese film and tv in the 1960s, before reaching international audiences. south africa is one of the most unequal societies in the world. recent outbreaks of rioting highlighted some of the major social issues the country faces. with three out of four young people unemployed what hope is there for the next generation? 0ur reporter vumani mkhize has been to meet one young entrepreneur who's attempting to beat the odds and build a business in one of johannesburg's most challenging townships. around here, there are young men running around with guns, shooting at people, just doing a whole lot of gang type of things, you know. eldorado park injohannesburg is a tough neighbourhood. it is an area that has struggled with drugs, gangsterism and high unemployment. but a young local entrepreneur is working hard to change that

renowned for his role as swordmaster in quentin tarantino's cult film kill bill: volume 1, chiba hadmedia say he was treated without being hospitalised, but was later taken to hospital for worsening pneumonia. chiba began his career injapanese film and tv in the 1960s, before reaching international audiences. he was one of the first actors to achieve stardom through martial arts. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the number of covid deaths recorded in iran has passed 100,000, despite tighter restrictions nationwide to contain the spread of the virus. iranian health officials have acknowledged that official figures almost certainly understate the real number, but even they make iran the worst—hit middle eastern country. a man has been arrested after making a bomb threat near the congress building in washington dc. the suspect identified as floyd ray roseberry, surrendered hours after the threat was made. his motives remain unknown. police are still searching the vehicle. officials in burkina faso say 80 people are known to have died in wednesday's jihadist atta

renowned for his role as a monster in quentin tarantino's phil kill bill.pitalised was later taken to hospitalised was later taken to hospital with worsening pneumonia. he gained his career and reached international audience one of the first act is to achieve stardom through martial arts. 30 years ago, a failed coup was launched in the then soviet union by hardline communist leaders, wanting to take power away from president gorbachev, who's reform programme was slowly opening up the country. it failed, largely due to massive civil resitance in the capital moscow. steve rosenberg reflects on the anniversary. it was the day the world held its breath. there had been a coup in a nuclear superpower. tanks rolled into moscow right up to red square. communist hardliners has seized power in the soviet union. but the people were not having any of it. defiance on the streets. and outside parliament. from russia's president boris yeltsin the coup collapsed. four months later, so did the country. the soviet union was consigned to history. dmitry had helped build the b

tough for hypocrites unless john kerry stepped down as climate -- multimillionaire director quentin tarantinos mother for discouraging his film career although he says he will give 50% off junior mints. american airlines has mandated employees get the covid vaccine by october 25th, or risk getting fired. meanwhile, spirit air has decided to focus on hepatitis. [laughter] airlines are bringing back covert restrictions due to the delta variant, i thought that's what they called it when you had to change plans at newark. that's only an east coast joke. did you see this? a frontier airlines flight crew duct taped a rowdy passenger to his chair but for an extra $10 they will give him have a can of soda. that's the second time an unruly passenger has been duct taped to a plane, the must-have greyhound thinking "maybe we should open up an airline." people are dying here. frontier airlines duct taped a ruddy passenger to his chair which on frontier is called an upgrade. frontier is the airline for people who consider eating in their car dining out. i like that one. a spokesperson for the airline said

been in the first movies of some brilliant directors, scorsese, ridley scott, paul schrader, quentin tarantinorectors, great first-time directors? is there some commonality between tarantino or scorsese, paul schrader? >> somebody asked me that question once and all i could describe it as, you know that party you went to, you walked in, packed with people. and you saw that one girl, and you said, "that's the one." that's what it was like meeting these directors that you're talking about. jane champion amongst them-- almost her first film. just something-- it's sort of-- you can't put a handle on it. it's something that takes place between you and that girl. >> stephen: is-- is there something that you think that all these same directors see in you? like, what is the essence of harvey keitel from a director's point of view? >> they maybe saw in me the same girl. ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: we have to take a quick break, but don't go anywhere. we'll be right back with more harvey keitel. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) you try to stay ahead of the mess but scrubbing still take

tough for hypocrites unless john kerry stepped down as climate -- multimillionaire director quentin tarantinoaging his film career although he says he will give 50% off junior mints. american airlines has mandated employees get the covid vaccine by october 25th, or risk getting fired. meanwhile, spirit air has decided to focus on hepatitis. [laughter] airlines are bringing back covert restrictions due to the delta variant, i thought that's what they called it when you had to change plans at newark. that's only an east coast joke. did you see this? a frontier airlines flight crew duct taped a rowdy passenger to his chair but for an extra $10 they will give him have a can of soda. that's the second time an unruly passenger has been duct taped to a plane, the must-have greyhound thinking "maybe we should open up an airline." people are dying here. frontier airlines duct taped a ruddy passenger to his chair which on frontier is called an upgrade. frontier is the airline for people who consider eating in their car dining out. i like that one. a spokesperson for the airline said they are not punish