it's a story that would make tom hanks proud. three castaways stranded on a remote island in the pacific, rescued after making a help sign out of palm fronds. >> the help sign was pretty visible. we could see it from a couple thousand feet up in the air. >> the men set out a march 31st on a fishing trip, but large swells damaged their boat and they scrambled to a nearby island for the next seven days. they survived on coconuts and water from a small well on the island. a family member reported them missing saturday. the next day, the coast guard spotted them on this tiny island about 100 miles from their home island. rescuers covered an area of more than 100,000mi■!s, spotting their sign on one of the more than 600 islands that make up micronesia. >> a navy p-8 aircraft from kadena air base in japan was able to fly over the island and confirm that there were indeed three people there. >> on tuesday, ten days after the men's ordeal began, a coast guard ship finally reached them and remarkably, the rescue turned into a family reuni

tom hanks, clint eastwood and george clooney wrap up the top five.t, oprah winfrey was the only woman in the top ten. she was in the sixth spot. i don't know how i feel about celebrities being president to begin with. >> i mean, how's that worked out? recently? i uh- spencer well, i knew you'd come to me on this one, actually, morgan freeman, michael douglas, tom hanks i mean, i think these are all, from what we know about them. reasonably smart, balanced people. so if i had to choose someone, i might choose one of them. >> give me a woman, though. >> viola davis. yes, i love her, meryl streep. >> oh, i do love kerry washington. >> well, there you go. >> kerry washington is actually really politically active. very outspoken. yeah, clint eastwood is like 93 years old. so i doubt he would want to do that. he's still actually directing movies. who else is on this list, george clooney would be a good choice. >> oh, george clooney, george clooney, right. >> take a break from selling his. wait. is it tequila? whiskey what does he sell? he's on a motorcycle

we don't give it a few more decades and they probably think it tom hanks saved here from the fascist but the 1st of the hitler references. so this is not nothing new, of course, at least over the past 30 years. and every new war and the leader of the adversarial country is a new retardation of hitler. so most of which was the hitler, a sort of the singles that hibler in the office that hitler put in, and some also referred to. she has a lawyer. and this has a but if it's a silly way of referring to all simplifying the complexity of international relations and conflict. mean, if you will explain this how you would explain politics to a child or a fanatic, which is so like, we're having a conflict because the other country has a very bad man rolling it. if we can just get rid of the men, we will go back to normal, see, you're depriving or an issue of holes. it's complexity and dominant down. simplifying it to that extent, it's a, it was dangerous and they also put it into the category of propaganda. i'm but again, this is often where we end up, it's a narratives. and again this court f

help it's a story that would make tom hanks proud.ays stranded on a remote island in the pacific, rescued after making a help sign out of palm fronds. >> the help sign was pretty visible. we could see it from a couple thousand feet up in the air. >> the men set out a march 31st on a fishing trip, but large swells damaged their boat and they scrambled to a nearby island for the next seven days, they survived on coconuts and water from a small well on the island. a family member reported them missing saturday. the next day, the coast guard spotted them on this tiny island about 100 miles from their home island. rescuers covered an area of more than 100,000mi■!s. spotting their sign on one of the more than 600 islands that make up micronesia, a navy p-8 aircraft from kadena air base in japan was able to fly over the island and confirm that there were indeed three people there on tuesday, ten days after the men's ordeal began, a coast guard ship finally reached them and remarkably, the rescue turned into a family reunion. a coast guard of

person, or a weak-minded person. this is the pinnacle of acting skill, in my opinion, this is not so, tom hanksrformance of, for example, forrest gump, the usual, slightly gorotheque action associated with traditional antics, and of course emmy stone, you just need to take off your hat to her for constantly appearing naked on camera. this is, in general, a rather harsh outburst from an actress who had not previously allowed herself to do this, and who decided to agree only in the film of a big and serious arthouse director, but for the rest, perhaps, stone certainly lost the oscar to the indian lily gladstone from hillier's film flower moon, i'm very glad that most of the commentators here agree with me. what kind of main female oscar was the debate going on between actresses named stone and gladstone, my sympathies are on the side of the indian woman, although stone is also, in general, a fairly high-quality and high-level actress. maestra's film told about the suffering of the wife of the great leonard bernstein from cancer, frankly speaking, films of this kind have already been made about tc

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i was watching it like tom hanks has been tested positive for covid 19. and then society comes to a stop right? all the distractions are suppressed. and at this time are at 7 p.m. in new york, everyone outside. and they're, you know, the sirens are going off banging pots thinking the first responders and the essential workers and george floyd happens. it was a 180. we went from thinking cops, thinking first responders to protest and think about it. distractions are suppressed. it's not the pandemic. it's not climate change. right. these global issues, the thing that gets everyone outside, all around the world is the policing black bodies in america. the george floyd video went viral and everyone started protesting. all right. as at the time i retired from the police department as a lieutenant at time, i was working 19 hours a day at protest. but journalists from japan, italy, you name it, france, journalists from all over the world were coming to interview me and others about what's going on. so i especially in an election general election year, there are

weak-minded person, or a weak-minded person, is the pinnacle of acting, in my opinion, this is not so, no tom hanksting skills in the performance of, for example, forrest gump; the usual, slightly gorotesque action. associated with traditional antics, and of course, emmy stone, you just need to take your hat off to her for constantly appearing naked in the frame, this is, in general, a rather sharp outburst of an actress who had not previously allowed herself to do this, and decided to agree only in a big and serious arthouse film director, but otherwise... flower moon, i'm very glad that most of the commentators are here with me we agree that the debate for the main female oscar was between actresses named stone and gladstone, my sympathies are on the side of the indian, although stone is also, in general, an actress of quite high quality. didn’t get anything, frankly, let’s say, completely deservedly, but the fact is that - when - the director of the film superimposes the most gorgeous , twitchy urban overture to the film “the westside story”, obviously completely written for the concrete jungle

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i agree with tom hanks, who gave this wonderful quote. i got to recommend this book filled with history wisdom, common sense, and laughs galore. i wish. i had lived across the street from charlie and. i make it to 109 so is on really formerly an editor at large for time magazine and now the deputy opinions editor at the washington post. now he's going to be conversation with tonight tyler, not berg, who is the chairman and chief optimist of u.s. engineering that is a part of the kansas city business and civic community and has done for 130 years. so also a friend of david's and a friend of rainy day books. so please help me welcome david tyler. it's wonderful to be here. it's great to see so many people. i feel like i won the lottery. steve, you were supposed to be here this evening. who's a kansas city treasurer, of course, but he was unable to make it. so i given this opportunity and i have to say that to able to interview someone who's forgotten about the history that he's learned than any of us will ever learn in our lives, it's it's

. >> tom hanks. like, you know, amazing people would come.'t really bring them up on stage use it's -- could be seen as disrespectful. >> jimmy: yeah. >> one night it was raining. you remember -- you know when it rains in new york, the raindrops are like quarters. it's like everyone is drenched. and ollie, who was in the play, said," you know who's in tonight?" this is 2012. he said, "donald trump's here." and he said, "he's the only person you could ever bring up on stage." because half the audience don't really like him anyway. so you'll either win with the whole audience, or you'll win with half. i was like, oh, we'll see how the audience are doing in the first ten minutes. if it feels like they're not really getting into it as much as we'd like, maybe i'll do it. sure enough, the show starts, it's kind of okay, it's lukewarm. the response. and i just thought, i'll do it. so i went out. he was deep in the auditorium. i'd normally take someone from the first row. i went out and i grabbed his arm and i said, "you're coming up with me." and h

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dwayne the rock johnson number two, tom hanks, clint eastwood and george clooney wrap up your top fivean in the top ten. she came in overall at number six. >> okay. >> i know i'm trying to think of what i want. i've heard from denzel for quite some time. >> where has he been? i wonder where he is enjoying his life peacefully. >> maybe preparing for a presidential run? we don't know. >> was he behind this poll just to like to see? >> is he, like, just putting the by denzel? denzel washington, the washington foundation, like the washington foundation. >> that's weird. >> interesting. wouldn't it be? >> it'd be wild to have a second. washington. >> oh, yeah. >> as president. president oh, yeah. >> you know what? >> it's not. no. you know, we haven't heard from him and we haven't heard a no. we have seen wilder things. >> he's really have. let's see. he's putting his feelers out there. he's like, oh, people like this. okay. interesting this morning we have a lot of cloud cover out there. napa, for example, reporting overcast skies, temperature of 54 degrees right now, just a light wind out

tom hanks, oprah, beyonce, kate middleton, don't look around for them, they're in disguise." [ laughterp looking at me, they don't want anyone to know they're here so i smuggled them into the room tonight in my giant coat." [ laughter ] so trump's now the presumptive gop nominee. and i know, sometimes it feels like everything that can possibly be said about donald trump has already been said. but shockingly, polls show that most voters are actually somehow unaware of trump's most extreme statements and promises. a new survey found that only 31% of respondents said they previously had heard a lot about these statements by trump. it's hard to focus on say his very specific detailed plans to weaponize the justice department, jail his opponents, use the military to stamp out protests, conduct mass immigration raids when he can't even complete a [ bleep ] sentence without his brain busting into flames like a recalled tesla. ♪ >> we are a nation that just recently heard that saudi arabia and russia will -- oh -- [ laughter ] >> seth: what just happened? oh, i bet the sexy green m&m popped int

. >> what was that tom hanks movie that, when he was a castaway? >> oh, "castaway?" >> is that what they called that movie? i could be one of those guys on an island, if my rescue was dependent on siri, i'd be looking for coconuts and hanging out. no shot of me ever using that. just saying. zero. >> is that a nonsecond by tur? >> that was seven minutes ago. >> it stayed with me. next block, i would have forgotten. >> next block, you will react to chris harvey. >>> coming up, more bruises for boeing. another whistle-blower sounding the alarm on new safety concerns. all the details next. >>> plus, our call of the day on cisco. why analysts are saying this name is too good to pass up, and where they see that stock heading next. don't go anywhere. "fast money" is back in two. >>> this is "fast money" with melissa lee, right here on cnbc. network's got you covered. [please confirm requesting back-up.] -changing route. -go. roadblock ahead. ...back up, back up... reverse! reverse! next level moments, we're 30 seconds out. need the next level network. [north corridor, hurry

stranded for a more than a week surviving on coconuts and water remarkably rescued thanks to their tom hanks inspired call for help. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. thank you for joining us on this friday morning. we want to get right to our top story. the reaction to the death of o.j. simpson. >> rebecca: michael, it's a complicated legacy. he first made a name for himself on the football field with a hall of fail career. and turned that success into a hollywood career. >> george: then the killing of his ex-wife, nicole brown, her friend, ron goldman. 150 million americans tuned in to watch the trial, the verdict. he was acquitted. o.j. simpson was acquitted. the controversy did not go away. this morning we will hear from a key witness in the trial. chief national correspondent matt gutman starts us off. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. right behind me is the 405 freeway where that infamous slow speed chase began watched by 95 million americans live. it was a moment that o.j.'s image changed from lovab

there's a very good movie out with tom hanks called greyhound, think called greyhound, which i thinkike tom hanks movies are usually good then ships , you are usually good then ships, you know, ships then transferred to star ships and kirk. >> and so the bridge thing comes easy to me. >> well, i was going to say let's stick with the sea theme able seamen because course, able seamen because of course, prince philip was himself an incredible, what is the word? was he an admiral? sailor? well, sailor, i suppose, but was sailor, i suppose, but he was quite and they think he quite senior, and they think he could been very could have been very, very successful if he hadn't become the well, it is the royal consort. well, it is the royal consort. well, it is the anniversary his death the anniversary of his death today, years today, today, three years ago today, after break, we'll be after the break, we'll be looking on looking back on >> 2024 a battleground year. >> 2024 a battleground year. >> the year. the nation decides. >> the year. the nation decides. >> as the parties gear up their cam