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he could do hilarious comedies like "young frankenstein" or "the birdcage." "royal tanenbaums." he could a searing drama, like "mississippi burning" or a police procedural like "the french connection" and be utterly believable in everything he did. he never had a false move on screen. >> john: help me think about or place him in the category of leading men from his age and also would he be considered a leading man? >> i think he was considered a leading man. in almost any other generation, he wouldn't have been a leading man. he would have been a character actor. he had the great good fortune to emerge in the late '60s and '70s where the idea of a leading man was being upended. he was part of a generation of actors like dustin hoffman and al pacino, robert de niro robert duvall, who really changed the whole idea of what it meant to be a star. he was able to create these really nuanced performances and have these kind of antiheroes. a lot of people he played lived in a really morally grey, morally ambiguous area and it made the parts, made the films all the mo

our fossil fuel addiction is a frankenstein monster sparing nothing and no one. we see clear signs that the monster has become master. we just endured the hottest year and hottest decade in history. 2024. likely to be the first calendar year that pushed 1.5 degrees above preindustrial levels. breeching this limit does not mean the long-term goal is keeping the rising global temperature to 1.5 degrees is shot. it means we need to fight even harder to get on track. especially when we are seeing the sea level rise, heat waves, floods, storms, droughts, and wildfires and that's just a preview of the horror movie to come. a world where every economy feels the pain, infrastructure destroyed, where premiums go up. at the same time a farmer hopeful story is unfolding. cheap, plentiful energy provided by renewables is an extraordinary economic opportunity. one that will benefit people in every country. and will make the end of the fossil fuel age inevitable, no matter how hard vested interests try to stop it. a number of financial institutions and industries are back trac

some of the other roles in classic films include hoosiers, the firm, and young frankenstein. police say hackman and his wife, classical pianist betsy arakawa, were discovered inside their santa fe residence. one of their dogs was found dead, while two others were inside that home alive. police say it appears that they have been deceased for a while. investigators are not yet rulin out foul play. hackman was 95 years old. new south bay house lawmaker sam liccardo is proposing his first piece of legislation, and it's aimed at crking down on financial exploitation. the bill is called the dream act. it would block the president, members of congress and other senior officials, along with their spouses and children, from issuing or sponsoring securities, commodities and cryptocurrencies. congressman liccardo says this is in response to president trump issuing a meme coin shortly before taking office. the first lady followed suit. we asked him why he's choosing this as his first issue, especially when republicans are holding both houses of congress. eventually, there may be folks wh

some of his other classic films include hoosiers, the firm, young frankenstein, superman, and the royal tenenbaums. hackman moved to santa fe after retiring, where he continued to work as a novelist. gene hackman was 95 years old. his wife was 63. as the investigation takes place to determine how hackman and his wife died, we are going to look back on his long and successful career as an actor. here's nbc's gadi schwartz. if the car chase scene in the french connection set the gold standard for all hollywood chases to follow, tn it star gene hackman has come to define what a true actor is with the uncanny ability to vanish into any role. hackman drew from within to put nuance into all the tough guy roles he portrayed. all right, guys, here is it going just for show? a child of a broken home who lied about his age so he could join the marines. hackman worked many odd jobs, all to finance auditions. every day was. it was like a new challenge. it was going out and trying to get that job and trying to and doing those auditions. and i loved it. kicked out of the pasadena playhouse, it wasn't

i mean us is quite those bit behind decrease into your opinion and created some sort of frankenstein. and the problem we've got today is that we've got these alerts in western europe more america then donald trump in the us. so i think this is going to create a, of course, a problem. and at the end of the day, washington will still be put in the spring the strings because there is no independence. i mean solving uh there are not a lot of southern countries within western europe today. and there was to be, there's just have to catch up don, somebody different, i think, wants a new political representatives in western europe because they are not aligned at all from a political social point of view. and this is a, this is, this is quite a bad, very bad. forget which should have seen this coming. and didn't you just come in to know what to do today? yeah. like to just said, i mean from school with pacing came just ahead of the major events happening all this week in new. they can divide powers and brussels all being attended by 12 american officials. do you think he um he had that in mind

left-wing influencers, reps from soros-fund management and the company behind the obama pod bros, to frankensteinft-wing joe rogan and fix their media game that is getting beat by republicans. and jen psaki thinks the parties problem is that they all talk like you're creepy left-wing college professor. >> what drives me crazy is the way sometimes democrats talk, it drives me insane, it is like we are in a phd thesis on political academia, which is not how you win elections. what you said is so funny because i wrote it down, "democrats talk like we are drunk professors at a small liberal arts college in the midwest," which i'm sure i would love a small liberal arts college in the midwest, but that is not how most people talk. >> jesse: i've heard her talk like that. >> greg: circle back. that robotic raggedy ann forced circle back into our lexicon. try using circle back at the hardware store, they will circle you back out the door. what was i going to say? here we are. they are complaining about not having their own joe rogan and building a new one. but they were chasing smart, freethinking people

. >> steve: young frankenstein. >> carley: the list is endless. in hollywood an actor's actor. in my house a comedian's comedian. he was funny. high praise. dozen of anti-israel protesters taking over a building at barnard college in new york city overnight. a barnard spokesperson says the protesters physically assaulted a college employee, sending them to the hospital. they were rallying against the expulsion of two students who stormed a columbia university classroom last month. threw around fliers with hate speech on them. the mob yesterday of protesters blocking students from getting into class. >> well, they can't come in. >> you cater to them. you got to get them out. we all have to go class. >> carley: the school's president is calling this unacceptable. those protesters though have promised to return to the front gates of barnard this afternoon. we will be watching. new overnight, new york city's empire state building lighting up orange in honor of the bibas family. 32-year-old shiri and her sons 4-year-old aerial and 10 3407b8d 10-month-old kfir. orange in honor of the

some of his other classic films include hoosiers, the firm, and young frankenstein. police say hackman and his wife, classical pianist betsy arakawa, were discovered inside their santa fe residence. their deaths are still under investigation, but foul play is nott suspected. another key ally head to the white house today to meet with president trump. this comes a day after the president held his cabinet meeting, the first one of his second term. today in the bay's alice barr joining us live from washington this morning. and alice, it was one of the non members of that cabinet that actually took center stage during that meeting. marcus of course we're talking about elon musk. and he was not physically center stage. he does not have a seat at the cabinet table because of course he's not a cabinet member. but he still loomed over the meeting. president trump went to him first, and he spoke at length about his efforts to slash federal spending with the president backing the spending and workforce cuts. president trump hosting the uk prime minister today at the white hous

so the avian flu can be like frankenstein and get mutations that can enter our bodies more effectivelyuse right now it's having a hard time. >> that's interesting. and all of this is coming in the bigger context of a flu season, which the centers for disease control say could be reaching a 15 year high. why are we seeing this high level of influenza right now in the united states? >> that's a great question. i mean, part of it could be the ebb and flow. this is like a really extreme year for the number of cases. another reason is that the type of flu that recirculate that is circulating right now, it's called h three. that's known for causing more serious symptoms and then symptoms in general. the third reason is that california is a little bit it's always late for flu. so particularly in california we're kind of like trailing the rest of the countries. so our flu season is just peaking right now. and about 8 in 10 people with sniffles probably have flu in the community. >> 8 in 10. that is a sobering, sobering statistic there, and a good reason to put on a mask or have that handkerchi

young frankenstein, the royal tenenbaums. i mean, and another point. you know, hackman could have had it easy. he could have been a tv star. he was the first choice to play mike brady in the brady bunch, but he turned it all down. he wanted to go after the meatier roles. he said actually playing a villain was one of the things he liked doing best. >> and he was amazing at it. >> oh, incredible. >> it's hard to want to be really good at being the bad guy. >> the bad guy. but that's where he said all the meat was in the roles. yeah. yeah. he's going to be missed. >> thank you, jason carroll. and next, the backlash over elon musk's drastic cuts exploding in an unlikely place, a very unlikely place called conservative radio. plus, a right wing influencer accused of rape and human trafficking is now back in the united states with his brother. the two refusing to say if president trump was the one who helped them get out of romania. how did they get out? >> i'm howie. >> mandel, the newest ambassador of skechers. >> funny story. >> how i became an ambassador

in young frankenstein. >> what is your name? >> mhm. >> i didn't get that. >> and there was superman. >> oh yes, of course you've been there. i do forget you get around, don't you. >> now a huge star. hackman said he always liked the idea of hollywood, but not the hoopla. >> personality wise, i don't fit in. >> it's been five years. >> hackman said his favorite film was the offbeat scarecrow with al pacino, which was not a commercial hit. >> i don't care what the scoreboard says at the end of the game. in my book, we're going to be winners. >> he was the basketball coach in hoosiers, one of the best sports films ever made. hackman was nominated for an oscar again for mississippi burning. >> you smile when the bulldozer ran on the black kid's body. >> he won best supporting actor for unforgiven. >> when he fires that, take out your pistols and shoot him down like a mangy scoundrel he is. >> it kind of puts a bookend to my career for me. i'm sure i'll do other films, but i can kind of relax as long as dustin doesn't get another on

extraordinary because as far as comedy, let's not forget he was the sightless man in mel brooks young frankensteinas in the birdcage as the right wing senator who ends up in full drag. he could be truly hilarious, but he's best known for the dramatic work, like his oscar winning turn as popeye doyle in french connection, where it's a kind of documentary style piece about the quest for, you know, international drug smuggling and to bust that whole thing, the famous car chase of the car against the elevated train in my own neighborhood of bensonhurst, brooklyn, is breathtaking. and gene hackman was a big part of that whole movie success. >> michael, you've covered entertainment for for so long, and you have such a deep connection, right? not just to this beat, but to so many people, right, who are part of it. i'm just curious, your initial reaction when you heard the news. i mean, i was stunned. i also couldn't believe that he was 95. um, but it really just gave me pause for a moment. >> i was horrified because i really treasure him as a movie icon. he's somebody who didn't really care that much abo

in young frankenstein. >> what is your name? mhm.idn't get that. >> and there was superman. >> oh yes, of course you've been there. i do forget you get around don't you. >> now a huge star. hackman said he always liked the idea of hollywood, but not the hubbub. >> personality wise, i don't fit in. >> it's been five years. >> hackman said his favorite film was the offbeat scarecrow with al pacino, which was not a commercial hit. >> i don't care what the scoreboard says at the end of the game. in my book, we're going to be winners. >> he was the basketball coach in hoosiers, one of the best sports films ever made. >> yeah. >> hackman was nominated for an oscar again for mississippi burning. >> you smile when the bulldozer ran over the black kid's body. >> he won best supporting actor for unforgiven. >> when he fires that, take out your pistols and shoot him down like a mangy scoundrel he is. >> it kind of puts a bookend to my career for me. i'm sure i'll do other films, but i can kind of relax as long as dustin doesn't get another one.

in young frankenstein. >> what is your name? hmm. i didn't get that. >> and there was superman. >> oh, yes. of course you've been there. i do forget you get around, don't you? >> now a huge star. hackman said he always liked the idea of hollywood, but not the hubbub. >> personality wise, i don't fit in. >> it's been five years. >> hackman said his favorite film was the offbeat scarecrow with al pacino, which was not a commercial hit. >> i don't care what the scoreboard says at the end of the game. in my book, we're going to be winners. >> he was the basketball coach in hoosiers, one of the best sports films ever made. hackman was nominated for an oscar again for mississippi burning. >> you smile when the bulldozer ran over the black kid's body. >> he won best supporting actor for unforgiven. >> when he fires that, take out your pistols and shoot him down like a mangy scoundrel he is. >> it kind of puts a bookend to my career for me. i'm sure i'll do other films, but i can kind of relax as long as dustin doesn't get another one. >> i'

frankenstein creates this monster, but how does he do it? he digs up bodies and puts the torso with the body of another, and the thing is once all of these bodies were normal. you stitch them together and you make a monster. think about doing that with laws. that is what some of these autocrats have also gotten good at. let me give one example of how viktor orban managed to abolish academic freedom in hungry. you have probably all heard the story that was awful, that in many ways it was the conquering of the hungarian speaking universities that has been even more consequential. the first thing viktor orban did -- not the first things, but one of the early things he did, was he looked at what the dutch were doing. what did the dutch do? they put a ceo at the head of every university to monitor public spending. viktor orban says, that is good. they put in one of their loyalists to monitor spending. they cancel out some line items. that is not enough. they didn't say -- because the professors were still uppity -- they realized the finns had pri

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year he did "the conversation," which is considered one of his best, he had a cameo in "young frankensteinill smith in "enemy of the state." >> it's interesting because he was so prolific, worked so much and then didn't. that was one of the last interviews on the last project. >> he never made a bad movie. almost 90 movies. none of them are bad. and think of the best actor you can think of, and gene hackman was as good. >> and by the way, wrote five books. >> five novels. >> joe, thank you. >>> still ahead on a thursday morning, monica lewinsky, sharing new and candid thoughts on the scandal that changed the course of her life. >>> first, following new details on the key step taken in the menendez brothers' push for freedom. liz kreutz is on the story. hi, liz. >> hey, guys, good morning. yeah, the governor of california gavin newsom is weighing in, ordering a risk assessment of the brothers to help determine if they should, in fact, be released. we'll explain what this means and what comes next in this notorious case right after this. let's get started. bill, where's your mask? i really t

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