like, what makes, i suppose, after working with him now, what makes steven spielberg steven spielberg. it was-- because of how he was raised-- both of his parents, his mother and his father and his sort-- and his creative playmates, his sisters, his childhood continues to be this well, this like really generative place that he's still so tapped into. and also brings that enthusiasm, that same sort of child-like wonder to set every single day. he is just... he feels like a kid at play. a dion: gas soctr who is more engaged and some like him, "i'm a professional. let me do my thing." what's he like-- i heard somebody describe scorsese's directing as he's a problem solver. what is spielberg's problem solving on set? is it discovery? is it invention? how would you describe the way he works with an actor. >> the favorite thing you would hear behind the monitor is, "i have an idea!" so you know he's seen something that sparked something new, something that he hadn't come-- he hadn't sort of preordained about the moment. and so it's really exciting as an actor to think what can i bring that

you get the impression after watching this movie that you really know steven spielberg.horn sounds. ..that you never forget. the fabelmans is much more intimate than steven spielberg's best known movies like indiana jones orjurassic park or even last year's west side story. it is the story of his family life as he grew up and the role that movies played in his formative years. he made the film with the encouragement of screenwriter tony kushner with whom he's collaborated before. i have always found ways of putting my personal life in everything i've done. there's pieces of me in everything i've really directed, but this was a very focused intentional story of coming—of—age. i've never made a coming—of—age story before and i've never told one so close to my own experiences and so close to my own heart. only the names were changed to protect the innocent! you can'tjust love something, you also have to take care of it. it's more important than your hobby. i can you stop calling it a hobby? the fabelmans is really helped by its strong performances. michelle williams�* brill

at number seven, the fabelmans, steven spielberg's semi—autobiographical story about how he developed possibly one of his best. we're from the new york times. i believe you used to work for harvey weinstein? just ahead of the fabelmans, the movie she said, the story of two new york times journalists who wrote a report on the sexual abuse allegations against harvey weinstein that helped spawn the #metoo movement. a great film paying tribute to the journalistic process. at numberfive, empire of light — a film from sam mendes that dealt with racism and love of movies but, to me, it was a compassionate portrait of an unpredictable woman, played brilliantly by 0livia colman, struggling with mental illness. in fourth place, the belgian film close from film—maker lukas dhont — a disconcerting story of the close friendship between two teenage boys tragically torn apart. photography is like a flash of euphoria. at number three all the beauty and the bloodshed, from laura poitras, focusing on activist photographer nan goldin and her efforts to hold a wealthy family responsible for the opioid cr

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the animatronic model that was used to bring e.t., the beloved sci-fi character to life in steven spielberg'svie has sold for nearly $2.6 million at auction. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm courtney keeley, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight weapon -- we have that breaking news. the supreme court court weighing in on the border debate as an influx of migrants are expected in the days ahead. plus, there is that massive cross-country storm bringing dangerously low temperatures to a majority of the u.s. we've got the forecast. >>> but first, we're going to begin with the historic day on capitol hill. for the first time in american history, congress has referred a former president to the department of justice for possible criminal prosecution, recommending four felony charges for his role in trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election. now, the statute for one of those charges, insurrection, says someone convicted shall be incapable of holding any office under the united states. plus, we are learnin

in hollywood to the original animal. tronic model used to bring the big i'd alien to life in steven spielberg's classic has sold for a walking $2600000.00. as an ellie auction this past weekend with 85 a mechanical joint till everything moves on the 18 model from the eyes to the neck . and of course, that point t finger that was held aloft as the alien informed his friend eliot. but he wanted to phone a now quick reminder of our top story for you. you energy ministers have agreed to a cap on the price of gas. the representative say that the measure is designed to protect consumers from extreme price rises. however, some experts have criticized the move for artificially distorting the energy market . as it from us, thank you very much for watching from public favorites to feed greetings. success is a moral dilemma. will do what should happen to the animal when space see the periphery? is husbandry is becoming increasingly scarce. and tabby subjects wise news, some times kill goose up. next on d w. a pulse has a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about th

in hollywood to the original animal. tonic model used to bring the big i'd alien to life in steven spielberg's classic has sold for a whopping $2600000.00 at an ellie auction. this past weekend with 85 a mechanical joint feel. everything moves on the 18 model from the eyes to the neck . and of course, that point t finger that was held aloft as the alien informed his friend eliot. but he wanted to phone a now quick reminder of our top story for you. you energy ministers have agreed to a cap on the price of gas. the representative say that the measure is designed to protect consumers from extreme price rises. however, some experts have criticized the move for artificially distorting the energy market as it from us, thank you very much for watching back to the future. with an iconic car of the eighty's for the dull laurie's one so flop for its manufacturer. now it is reborn as a visionary, electric vehicle. sustainable and sexy. delory red necked d w. ah, be mia undone filing the austrian physicist can actually being even if only in the world, the smallest particles. quantum teleportation cannot

about steven spielberg triple oscar winner steven spielberg'shis legendary film had on. the boom in shark hunting . and this is a quote hunting. and this is a quote from that's one of the things i still fear not to get eaten by shark but the sharks are somehow mad at me for the feeding frenzy of crazy sports fishermen . the of crazy sports fishermen. the hammer of the 1975. so everybody was so traumatised jaws leo that they went out in order to hang honcho and it decimated the population and unless should point of john bishop is watching or read spielberg's column and i think he's joking a little bit it's not actually worried that sharks have good end for him. i don't know. i can't i didn't see the interview but i can't believe mean the catchphrase for the show was never go in the water again which all of these things with films get the four was the space with in space i'm going to screen the alien it is auen going to screen the alien it is alien and it's true that no one can hear you scream in space. if you're going to scream in space, you're g

about steven spielberg triple oscar winner steven spielberg'shis legendary film had on. the boom in shark hunting . and this is a quote hunting. and this is a quote from that's one of the things i still fear not to get eaten by shark but the sharks are somehow mad at me for the feeding frenzy of crazy sports fishermen . the of crazy sports fishermen. the hammer of the 1975. so everybody was so traumatised jaws leo that they went out in order to hang honcho and it decimated the population and unless should point of john bishop is watching or read spielberg's column and i think he's joking a little bit it's not actually worried that sharks have good end for him. i don't know. i can't i didn't see the interview but i can't believe mean the catchphrase for the show was never go in the water again which all of these things with films get the four was the space with in space i'm going to screen the alien it is auen going to screen the alien it is alien and it's true that no one can hear you scream in space. if you're going to scream in space, you're g

that's steven spielberg's 1982 blockbuster about a friendly recease pieces friendly alien e.t.eekend. the buyer was not identified. some other iconic movie props included the boxing gloves robert de niro used in "raging bull" and the hammer chris helms worth used in "thor." >>> coming up on "cbs mornings deals," we have exclusive deals on items including a defediffus and luggage. i'm bradley blackburn, this is the "cbs morning news." there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. are you feeling sluggish the family that takor weighed down?er, metamucil's new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil's plant-based fiber forms a gel to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down, helps lower cholesterol and promotes healthy blood sugar levels. while its collagen peptides help support your joint structures. so, start feeling lighter and more

it's awful >> yeah. >> seth: so, you -- this is a film, an autobiographical film by steven spielberg. you played a dad since being a dad does that affect your approach to it at all >> yeah. it was actually really nice. the film i had done before that, "the batman" i play the riddler, and that's like, uh, whole different bag. you're not taking your family to work with you. >> seth: yeah. >> if anything, you're trying to create enough separation and this was kind of the first time where it was not about my past or what i'm digging up from my life. or like it was like, this is me now. i mean, it's not, but it is. it's bert. but, what it means to be in a marriage, to be a partner, to be a parent and that felt really good to bring that part of myself to work >> seth: one of the great things about this film is it talks about how a father introduces his son to film, which becomes like a life-long love affair do you -- have you started introducing the 4-year-old to art yet? >> well, we do on, on, on the weekends we watch movies we make popcorn, and we'll watch a movie. so she gets a little mo

s another climatmoe activist, taylor swift, nearly doublede steven spielberg's total eight thousand.metric tons ofsr co2 in a year, all of them8,000 emitted by destroying the planet, rising the seas on offense against mother earth. taylor swift justified it by saying, oh, i loan out jet sometimes. oh, it's okay. anbut it's not okay. not if you claim to believe inlu climate change. t a 15 minute flight on a priva jet can emit as much carbon as the average person's car does over an entire year. >> 15 minutes.imagin >> so imagine when a flight from dc to lax does, orhampto more likely from hamptonnssne to aspen, and then imagine thousands and thousands, tens of thousands of these flights, all carrying people who claim they believe climate change is , quote, existential. >> it's not a mistake. it's intentional. it's a statement. and it's quite a statement. if you think about it, if you're yapping about carbon emissions and climate and thenbo flying private, what you'reemis really doing is hoistingsi, screaming middle finger to the country, to the plebs beloa w in their suvs, which you sa

the original model of the extraterrestrial from the steven spielberg classic sold at auch for over $2.5 million this weekend. the mechanical model was a technological feat for its time. it took 12 animators to bring e.t. to life in the 1982 film. >>> and porch pirates have snatched a record-breaking amount of booty this year. a a new w report eststimates thr $260 million packages were stolen in the last year. that's up 50 million from the previous year. according to the report, nearly $20 billion are lost annually to package theft. >>> must-see tv ahead. taking the plunge. tom cruise sends a heartfelt message to fans while jumping out of an airplane >>> and pandora's box office the massive debut for the sequel to "avatar." to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. disheses still comoming out di? itit may be yoyour detergege. ononly cascadede uses dawnwn. as a a built-in pre-rinse sysystem. ononly cascadede uses dawnwn. it r rehydrates s dried on f f. ononly cascadede uses dawnwn. ...liftsts it off..... ...and brereaks it dowown. doining the pre

the oscar—winning film director, steven spielberg, has said he regrets what happened to the shark population hunting in the us. spielberg was speaking on the bbc radio programme, desert island discs. that's one of the things i still fear. not to get eaten by a shark, but that sharks are somehow mad at me for the feeding frenzy of crazy sport fishermen that happened after 1975, which i truly and to this day regret. the decimation of the shark population, because of the book and the film. i really truly regret that. well, earlier my colleague 0lly foster, spoke to marcela mora y araujo — who is an argentinian football journalist based in buenos aires — and has followed the career of lionel messi from the very begining. she said for messi this was a superb final act — and for the country — a very special time. absolutely historic moment for a country with and an enormous long and proud tradition of football, as you say messi's long international career that has been so close to this trophy for so long, now you have the future generations of football fans wafting through, jumping in the pool and

who, i am sure, many of you have not heard of him, did not know, nevertheless, he starred in steven spielberg's schindler's list he climbed the mountain in hoffmann, and fire and sword was filmed in indochina. director verne is a man of iron . and andrzej, come on. and uh, a completely new film of 2010, well, that is, this is the kind of film from our socialist poland, the rose, i advise you to see the more famous person than alla pugacheva with the whole company and with the whole tape, he is not only at that concert in support of ukraine, but in principle very often appears on polish tv channels where he reminds us of ukraine eh we will finish our part with andriy seychuk for today thank you for being with we're here, but now the news is anna eva melnyk's turn. good afternoon, colleagues, i'd like to continue working. the news team will be with you. a child was poisoned by carbon monoxide in the morning in a private house in fastov, kyiv region. there was a malfunction of the gas boiler. at that time, there was a nine-year-old at home. the boy and his grandmother hospitalized the child in a l

s the oscar—winning film director, steven spielberg, says he regrets what happened to the shark population the success of his film jaws, in 1975. the film has been criticised for misrepresenting great whites, and leading to trophy hunting in the us. spielberg was speaking on desert island discs on radio four. that's one of the things i still fear. not to get eaten by a shark, but that sharks are somehow mad at me for the feeding frenzy of crazy sport fishermen that happened after 1975, which i truly and to this day regret. the decimation of the shark population, because of the book and the film. i really truly regret that. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. with are likely to see this transient_ with are likely to see this transient spell— with are likely to see this transient spell of- with are likely to see this transient spell of ice, - with are likely to see this - transient spell of ice, freezing rain and — transient spell of ice, freezing rain and snow _ transient spell of ice, freezing rain and snow to _ transient spell of ice, freezing rain and snow to central- tran

. >> steven spielberg the oscar-winning director of jobs it said in a recent podcast called a desert island discs he regrets the negative impact his his iconic movie hot on the shark population. for those unfamiliar with charles, you probably remember the movie about the monster terrifying beaches that credits thoughts and the grill. that's the long picture. anyway it's about a shark spielberg was asked how he'd feel of his imaginary desert island was surrounded by shorts he said that's one of the thing i still fear not to get even by a shark but that sharks are somehow mad at me for the feeding frenzy of greasy sport fishermen after hop in 1975 which i truly to this day regre the decimation of the shark population because of the book in the film one movie led to th steady decline of the short population. i wondered give that's poldberg became a superstar thanks to that movie. a move he admits that to millions of deaths of sharks what he done it differently? can you remember how we viewed sharks before jobs remember tha tagline for the movie itself yo never go in the water again whic

. >> harris: most of those people have the last name steven spielberg orcameron. >> charles: i don'tif you can aoc in that league just yet, th the message doesn't change. when was gore's timestamp? weren't we supposed to be gone by 2010 or whatever? >> something like that. >> i lost track. >> jackie: i'm willing to do my part to help with climate change, the problem i have, how much we're spending right now, setting money onir foo, not having an impact when you think of the other polluters not playing ball with us, until we cooperate with people and get technology right and make sure batteries are not destructive and don't explode, we have a place to properly put them when finished with them or life span is long enough toun are the ooblt and can take that and do it across the world, that is when we do it, trying to do it here and telling the american taxpayer inflation reduction acts, which had revisions in it, spend your money now, it is ridiculous, people have trouble putting gifts under tree and gas in the car right now. >> charles: we have to strip mine the entire planet, best in

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but i mean, this is steven spielberg , right? this is steven spielberg, right?i think the simple answer is , is yes, it has simple answer is, is yes, it has . but i think you have to also appreciate that steven spielberg didn't set out to demonise the shark. he's he's a filmmaker. that's what he set out to do. he took the book from peter benchley and then and turned it into a very, very successful film. the problem has been that it's just kind let this tiger fire the media, not just hollywood, but newspaper papers, tv . you know, shark attacks . and tv. you know, shark attacks. and so that keeps getting stoked. it keeps getting pushed as the, you know, the going line . and in know, the going line. and in doing so, it's having a really , doing so, it's having a really, really negative effect on the public's perception of sharks . public's perception of sharks. every movie needs a good villain and the great movies and their great storyline things. so it's it just seems remarkable to me that the we as human beings suddenly decide in the wake of something that which

talking to you, steven spielberg, leo dicaprio. all these guys who are so into democratic causes but fly private at the drop of a hat? >> absolutely. leonardo dicaprio, first person that comes to mind with all the climate change warrior type stuff that he's a part of. and yet he uses a private plane. it's like you said, total hypocrisy. >> todd: i understand what he doesn't want to take boat spirit didn't work out too well for him on "titanic." president biden looking at funding for a dozen overseas mining projects, overseas being the crucial word there. how does an american coal miner feel, the coal miner looking to make more mining jobs to mystically but is really focused on helping the folks overseas? >> well, you know. it's like i said many times. it's part of this admini administration's viewpoint that the rest of the world matters more than we do. it's, his first priority is supposed to be taking care of americans and american jobs, making sure we are taking care of them here at home. and i think he just looks to save face, s

.# the oscar—winning film director, steven spielberg, has said he regrets what happened to the sharkaking on desert island discs on radio 4. that's one of the things i still fear. not to get eaten by a shark, but that sharks are somehow mad at me for the feeding frenzy of crazy sport fishermen that happened after 1975, which i truly and to this day regret. the decimation of the shark population, because of the book and the film. i really truly regret that. you are watching bbc news. you don't need us to tell you how cold it's been for the past week or so — and many families can't afford to simply whack the heating on all day. that's why one school in grimsby has arranged for every single pupil to receive a onesie or an "oodie" — that's an oversized hoodie — to keep the chill out. simon spark went to find out more. it's the time of year when freezing temperatures should mean we need to keep ourselves warm. but for some families lately, that isn't so easy. but at the oasis academy in grimsby, their school charity came up with a plan in the summer, organising free onesies for all their

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steven spielberg, at the end of "et." the cops had guns and now they don't.s to. >> with -- webster. [laughter] -- >> he can go back and -- i am so sick of this monday quarterbacking. "so embarrassed." you know who my favorite actor was growing up who i was madly in love with? cueva little, "blazing saddles." >> >> jimmy: in the new "et," he gets a stimulus check. >> jeanine: is he in california? >> harold: do you give him credit for reflection? speefour i do when you look at american -- >> jeanine: i do. when you look at america, we are -- i'm proud of this country and what we do. if he's guilty, give the money to some organization you -- how about the royalties? when you figured out that maybe you are uncomfortable. at that point, give the royalties to some organization that you think is better at what you do. >> harold: like halibut -- you know i like halibut, right? [laughter] you like salmon -- >> jeanine: you like salmon, i don't care. [laughter] >> harold: you think about music 20 years ago, wanting to apologize about that, do you give him credit for a

i didn't see the steven spielberg -- >> how was that? >> very jewish.agged me along. i had a drink at the bar next door to the theatre. it was nice. it was an hour too long. the he's so talented, one of the nicest people. >> i didn't see any of the movies on the list. i have no intention of seeing any of the movies on "the new york times" list. they don't sound something. here's the thing, too "top gun," there's no way they'll put "top gun" on that list. forget about grossing a billion dollars. it's all america, it's about competition, about merit, good good-looking guys. >> hmm. good-looking women loving guys, huh? >> yeah. "one more thing" up next. can a button work wonders in the bedroom? no, no! not the fun button, the other button. sorry. marcia has sleep apnea and her struggles with cpap had me sleeping in the guest room. now she's got inspire. it's a sleep apnea treatment that works inside her body with the click of a remote. no mask. no hose. just sleep. now i'm back. and we're back. ♪ ♪ inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view impor

a team of rivals the political genius of abraham lincoln that served as a basis for this steven spielberg film lincoln and her latest leadership in turkey. tonight we celebrate the briscoe centers acquisition of the paper through her illustrative career and those of her late husband, richard goodwin. a renowned figure in his own right did a line of liberalism before it became a dirty word. crafting speeches for democratic icons including john f. kennedy, robert kennedy and our own lyndon johnson. among other accomplishments, his american promise speech for lbj the plea for the voting rights act in the wake of blood he sunday in selma alabama which spurred immediate actionan from congress ranked as one of the most eloquent and ineffective and perhaps one of the most underrated presidential speeches in history. .. >> the protein is the founding director of the briscoe center and published 13 books including authoring red scare and last years the governor and the kernel a dual biography. moderating to his conversation is the director of the lbj presidential library ladies and gentlemen pleas

moreover, this diagnosis was given to tom cruise, steven spielberg , evgeny stychkin and many other famouso study at school, but then they achieved success, including thanks to an individual approach to learning. to identify the disorder, you need to be examined by a psychologist and a speech therapist, perform many exercises and tests for a child - this is a real test. the latest russian development, created at the national research university higher school economics is able to do the same much faster and easier, a special apparatus that saw the culograph with the help of an infrared camera determines every second how the child reads the sentence. does he return to such words, because he reads fluently, how much time he spends with his eyes, on each word, then the data on eye movement is processed by a neural network that has been shown many times how children usually read, and how those who have dyslexia in learning the system do it almost 300 children took part and the accuracy and work is already 98% 5 c of the volume we collected data for this project is the second largest in the worl

jim's mangled directs with george lucas and steven spielberg. the film is set for release next summer. it is likely to be the last with ford as the heroic archaeologist. >> he's been busy. we mentioned him also this weekend for the 1923 prequel -- >> there are all kinds of things happening. but it looks good. and apparently there are a lot of special effects that show harrison as a younger version of him. it's interesting what they are doing with this movie. >> and some of those shots, i just remember walking through the disneyland indiana jones, and you can see it. >> such a great ride by the way. >> i love the ball rolling at you. >>> some food combinations seem made for each other, you know, peanut butter and jelly are ham and cheese. there are some that may be just a little strange. are you ready for pilk? actress lindsay loewen is encouraging people to drink pilk. this comes from the dirty soda trend on tick-tock where people found themselves drinking soda with syrup and cream. and other items. >> it reminds me of ice cream when you put sod

the oscar—winning film director, steven spielberg, has said he regrets what happened to the shark populationll fear. not to get eaten by a shark, but that sharks are somehow mad at me for the feeding frenzy of crazy sport fishermen that happened after 1975, which i truly and to this day regret. the decimation of the shark population, because of the book and the film. i really truly regret that. i've been speaking to the shark conservationist jillian morris—brake about how great white sharks were misrepresented in the film jaws. it was really a monster mentality, it was more extreme, larger, unrealistic aspects of these animals that really elevated the level of fear that people felt from the film. is it in any wayjustified?— is it in any way 'ustified? sharks are wild is it in any wayjustified? sharks are wild animals, _ is it in any wayjustified? sharks are wild animals, they - is it in any wayjustified? sharks are wild animals, they are - are wild animals, they are predators, they belong in the oceans and we are lucky to be able to go into the ocean, but fatalities from bites are extremely,

and it falls in line with quite a few semi-autobiographical films this year, like steven spielberg's, james gray's armageddon time. i mean, we're seeing something where filmmakers are tapping into their persol memories. and this one, thou, from a previously unknown filmmaker, is just so piercing and haunting. it's one of the most moving studies of a father daughter relationship that i think i've seen in recent memory. ann: i will tell youomething, my number movie of the year was one top gun maverick. jeffrey: top gun maverick. ann: that was the movie where i had the most fun. i went in with lots of skepticism. i thought it was too late. i thought it had taken too long. i wasn't really necessarily a huge fan of the first one. justin: many, many years after the first one, right? ann: many years after the fa. can tom cruise age gracefully in this role? and i was utterly disarmed almost immediately. those elbows that had been sharply out collapsed. and it was just so much fun to see it. and the audience was having such a good time. jeffrey: and there's something to be said for that these

valera, if you take your filmography, then you were filmed by everyone from toliverstone to steven spielbergu have the brightest roles er, it turns out. i'm sorry i didn't follow. your personal life. it just passed me by that your wives were the most beautiful women in the country, someone was their girlfriend. uh, someone starred in clips. eh, it seems to me that a happier person, in general, is difficult to imagine, but in our country it is absolutely true. well, here's a good one. yes , when we take 20 years there, or you say oliverstone and spielberg and there are 7 years between them, but these are years that are not always filled to capacity, you understand, and indeed. this implementation. here. you know yourself that you are a creative person. if you finish one project and there is no overlap in another or you do n’t know what will happen next, you start to feel simple and this has a very bad effect on your creative state. i can't imagine you just standing still and doing nothing. well, how can andrei malakhov do that, the same is true for me and uh, the dependence of this profession

that's the one steven spielberg.his yeah, based on his biography and then and then ever i don't want you for top guy. so i believe all that tar is the one where cate blanchett plays a conductor, or years for that. i know me too. and i really want to see and i just didn't know the name. he has a sound like a conductor. okay. january 10, the golden globes. so we'll see who wins. all right. and it's the holiday season. if you want to get those holiday gifts shipped in time to arrive on christmas. >> you've got to act fast because first class mail or ground service through the post office, those patches have to be postmarked by december 17th, which is this coming saturday. fedex ground shipping deadlines actually tomorrow. so that's even sooner. if you do plan on sending gifts to ups, it's 3 day select deadline is december. 20th again, it's all if you want to drive a christmas on time. we'll take a 26 on the clock. and coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. >> the former ceo of failed cryptocurrency exch

steven spielberg and james cameron missing the premiere of his new "avatar" movie.o be done with the viruses they are still running the show. >> stephanie elam, thank you for getting up very early for us, in l.a. >> reporter: happy to. >> yeah. still out there. you've got to be, got to be careful. >>> up next, my one-on-wouldn't inte one-on-one interview with alexandra pepelosi, attack on h father and her mother's big move. >> the best day of my adult life. i feel so liberated. >> what about for her, though? we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank we will work with you every step of thway to help you achieve it. so let us cus on the how. just tell us - what's your y? good news! a new clinical study showed that centrum silver supports cognitive health in older adults. it's one more step towards taking charge of your health. so every day, you can say... ♪ youuu did it! ♪ with centrum silver. researchers believe the first person to live to 150 has already been born. it could be you! wow. really? of course, you'll have to eat

because msnbc's own rachel maddow is partnering with, wait for it, steven spielberg to turn her podcastw weeks ago, the podcast digs into a seditious plot to undermine the government in the '40s that implicated members of congress. >> the great trial of 1944, it was 30 defendants and the trial went on for so long one of the defendants died then another couple were receivered. but it was this massive trial. and the guilt in their case, the fd of the government had had was overwhelming including evidence of direct communication between all these defendants and the hitler government at a time that we were at war with germany. it just seemed like a slam dunk case. >> it turned out it was not a slam dunk case and the twists and turns and the legal battle voupding the proceedings are just part of what's so fascinating a about the podcast, which you can still still listen, to and now soon to be a feature film. >>> two men and their dogs very lucky to be alive today. it's a stunning story of survival. after vanishing at sea for ten days. >> i never heard a wind so bad my whole life. kind of lik

steven spielberg, mark zuckerberg, with everyone else living off the crumbs inh everyo the lower tier, the ones who are really affected by growing crimeaffected, homels and hopelessness. it's a beautiful, an state, is, california is , but it has an ugly reality. a middle class under siegele cls and declining quality of life for most people who can't afford anything else. >> everyonforde but the wildly wealthy suffers not justy wealth because of the left's badgh the policies, but because of lcausef their bad intentions. ba joining me now, horace cooper, project . >> twenty one chairman boo and author of the forthcoming book put y'all back in chain s and kyra davis, editor at large of red state and host of the just listen to yourself podcast. all right, horace, let'shorace,t with you. is anyt with of this really abot company hating individuals for r wrongdoing of the past or something else going on here? >> good evening, laura . >> this is really sad. that the attempt to manipulatel the political cycle in the state has reached the point where openly illegal and unconstitutional activiti

so if you saw the movie lincoln that came out a couple of years ago from steven spielberg, they have a scene where lincoln is next to a telegraph operator that happened very frequently during civil war. the war department telegraph office right next to the executive mansion now called the white house in lincoln, which is grab whatever piece of paper was nearby. some of it had letterhead. sometimes it didn't write down the and literally hand it directly to the telegraph operator. so that's the case with this, where he's written executive mansion at the top. and if this is a dinner invitation, this is mrs. l. so mrs. lincoln basically requesting general meeting general grant come to dinner with with the lincoln's if they have time. so that's february. what are the what's the second, third and fourth? whatever whatever. right. so that's going to be tell it. that's all telegraph operator related. so he's asking about. think about this. yeah. yeah. so that's the time. that's the that's the time that the telegram was sent. who actually sent it. so that would have been added. that part's no

steven spielberg, member e, he the end of the cops all had guns.l, now go watch it.fthe copsn they don't have guns so he can put emmanuel lewis in ever y frame of that movie if he wants to use the story. >> webster right it is the webster rule. >> and he can go back and he can do it. i'm so sick of this monday morning quarterbacking, thisis n pearl culture, like, oh, i'm soa embarrasseyd. you know what?u know yo wu know who my favorite actor was growing up, whom i wasowinwh madly in love with . >> cleavon little, thank you for blazing saddles. one thing i also add in the new e.t., the alien gets a stimulus check from the government to california to their h on the sidewalk. my feeling you give me any credit for the reflection or not. yeah, yeah. >> hi actually do. i have to tell you, i actually f wh give them credilet that because, you know, when you look at america, we are so integrated. i mean, we really are.i do i'm proud of this countryis and what we do. and what >> okay, if he's so guilty abouift give the money to sometu organization that you m

ordinary time" "team of rivals, political genius of abraham lincoln served as the basis for the steven spielberg movie "lincoln", and tonight we celebrate the briscoe center's cquisition of doris' papers ab her husband, he was a lion in liberalism before it became a dirty word. crafting speeches for icons including john f. kennedy, robert kennedy and lyndon johnson and his speech for lbj, a plea for the voting rights act in the wake of bloody sunday in selma, alabama which spurred immediate action from congress, ranks as one of the most eloquent and effective and perhaps one of the most underrated presidential speeches in history. dick's papers include holdings that document key issues in the 1960's, including the civil rights movement, the vietnam war and anti-war movement. the acquisition of the invaluable archives of dick and doris good win will add to the briscoe center as one of the most prestigious in history. and the combination of the archives of the briscoe center and the lbj presidential library make this a mecca for the study of the 1960's. joining doris on stage tonight are two other