synonymous with films like star wars and indiana jones.working girl. >> let's just meet like human beings for once. >> brought suspense to films like the fugitive. >> i didn't kill my wife. >> and his oscar nominated role in witness. >> it's not our way. >> but it's my way. >> now, he's also showcasing his comedic chops as a lovable yet ornery therapist on the hit apple tv+ series shrinking. >> oh, i was kind of looking forward to a fight. >> and with captain america brave new world, harrison ford is showing no signs of slowing down. >> you know, i've been no fan of heroes, but even i can't deny the good that you've done. work with me, sam. >> he plays the now president, thaddeus ross. picking up the role from the late william hurt. it's ford's first time in a marvel film. something he'd been wanting to do for years. >> it's a marvel movie, for god's sake. and it's got all of that smash and grab running, jumping and falling down stuff. >> being in a marvel film is blank. >> being in a marvel film is a privilege. it's an introduction to a w

. >> and indiana jones. five indiana jones movies later. he's still got it. why do you still work? >> they promised me they weren't going to ask that question. >> surely at some point you could have just said, i'm good, i'm going to step back, slow down. but it feels like in recent years you've sped up, you're doing these big movies, you're in these big tv shows. >> i find challenge, i find new people to work with. >> and that's what keeps it interesting. >> yeah. up to this point in the process. >> so far, do you have a favorite film of your own that you've been in? no. >> it would be like comparing your children one to the other. each film is a is a different opportunity. then you go and do something else. it's kind of fantastic way to spend your life. >> do you look back on your career much at all? >> i see it out of the corner of my eye every once in a while, but i don't reflect on it. i'm looking for something past that point. >> finally, i turn it back to him. what do you want me to ask you? >> my favorite color. >> what is your favorite color? green. green. thank you. i like

there's a secret trove of all there's a secret trove of all the bad stuff they've taken out, like indiana jones. can you just love to rummage through that and just see what was there? >> i think most of the time i do when i'm on the internet. >> is this surprising? >> is this surprising? >> is this surprising? >> i mean, is anyone else? >> i mean, is anyone else? >> i mean, is anyone else? >> i thought we all knew this. >> i thought we all knew this. >> kind of thing. they did. i mean, their motto used to be don't be evil. then they changed. >> it to do. be evil. >> it to do. be evil. >> i mean, it's. >> not that's not true, guys. >> not that's not true, guys. >> but it's not surprising. >> but it's not surprising. >> we saw what the biden administration was up to, this big tech collusion, all this stuff, usaid. >> i'm not surprised. >> i'm not surprised. >> usa stuff is incredible. i'm listening to a podcast that. >> i'm not. >> i'm not. >> saying that's related, but i'm just not surprised by what left wing tech companies doing bad stuff. >> and i think this idea that only russia and china hav

there's a secret trove of all there's a secret trove of all the bad stuff they've taken out, like indiana jones. can you just love to rummage through that and just see what was there? >> i think most of the time i do when i'm on the internet. >> is this surprising? >> is this surprising? >> is this surprising? >> i mean, is anyone else? >> i mean, is anyone else? >> i mean, is anyone else? >> i thought we all knew this. >> i thought we all knew this. >> kind of thing. they did. i mean, their motto used to be don't be evil. then they changed. >> it to do. be evil. >> it to do. be evil. >> i mean, it's. >> not that's not true, guys. >> not that's not true, guys. >> but it's not surprising. we did. with a funny one if we did. >> yeah, true. no. that's great. and also on this telegraph front page, we have badenoch. britain must fight for free speech. so this is basically kemi saying that labour are going to do everything they can to quash free speech under hate crime laws and all that kind of stuff, which is maybe they should have run on this kind of thing, you know, before the last election, inste

they had to replace it to keep the indiana jones analogy going, it's like when you're trying to grab a precious artifact but it's on a pressure plate. if you take the artifact off of the pressure plate, the alarm is going to go off. if they did that a hundred years ago, the churches would have revolted. they openly wrote in the new republic and this is the research that david did, they discussed how do we remove god from the classroom? they ultimately landed on a forgery which the culture at the time was willing to accept. it effectively was allegiance to the state. it was the flag. it was a new pledge. a pledge of allegiance written by a socialist. it didn't say under god when it was originally written. i love the flag, i probably said the pledge of allegiance today at the beginning. i revere it. for them, it was a new idea around which they could get society to cohere that was malleable, nationalism being more malleable vent bevel truth. when you have biblical truth and objective truth you can't move people off of that. you find when you read this story of the characters that it's

and they had to replace it, the way we describe it is, to keep the indiana jones analogy going, it's like when you're trying to grab a precious artifact, but it's on a pressure plate. and if you're going to -- if you take that artifact off the pressure plate, at left arm bells go off f. they had removed god immediately 100 years ago, the parents, the culture, the communities, the churches would have revoted. so they openly wrote in the new reand you other public cases, they openly discussed how do we remove god from the classroom? that's the elm movable object. they ultimately landed on a forgery, which the culture at the time was willing to accept, which effectively was allegiance to the state. it was the flag. it was a new pledge. a pledge of apledgees written by a socialist that didn't say under god when it was originally written. i love the flag. i probably said the pledge of allegiance today at the beginning. i revere it. for them, it was a new idea around which they could get society that was more malleable, nationalism being more malleable than biblical truth, because when you

i love you from han solo. >> i. >> know, to indiana jones. harder than ever. at the heart of his craft is always the character. >> it's the beginning of the movie in the middle of the movie that's really more interesting to me. work with me, sam. as an actor, there's a wonderful story going on here about his relationship with captain america. >> your inner circle has been compromised. let me fix it. >> watch yourself. >> in the midst of this spectacle and wild imagination, there's a human story going on that knits you into that story emotionally. that's the part i love. >> director julius onah is also new to the mcu. he says this sandbox has a lot of fancy toys. >> you have to do a certain amount of mocap, so we capture the essence of harrison his eyes, his facial movements, his gestures. all of those have to be a part of red hulk. >> and then when you get to see the cut and you see him up there as red hulk, you're like, we did that. >> yep yep. >> yep yep. and he embraced it too. >> you want me? come and get me. >> wow. disney is the parent

kind of like, i don't know, like a space indiana jones.ime. and when i do that, i really try to let them know what it was like for me when i was a kid growing up, and how i had this dream of one day becoming an astronaut, and that really, if you work hard and you're always persistent, you can really make those dreams come true. -he wanted to always be involved in something that was kind of bigger than him, that contributed to to society, that had a purpose. it was fun to watch him. he looked like he was enjoying himself. the crew looked like they were doing what they needed to be doing, and everything was going off really well. and i didn't know at that time that... ...anything concerning had happened. there were people that did, though, but i wasn't one of them. ♪ ♪ -i was in my office in florida, and i got a phone call from the head of what we call systems integrations. he's an engineer who i respect very highly, but he said, "hey, we really don't have all the information we'd like to have on this debris strike. do you know of anybody th

. >> they stole the arc of the covenant from indiana jones. >> greg: yes. >> he took it back though.nd they put it in that warehouse. i hope doge figures that out. they have to get that. it's in that big warehouse. they tried to prevent hogan and his buddies from digging underground and planting bombs all over germany. >> greg: that is true. >> they were up to no good, the nazis. so she knew that. i think they -- yeah, i don't know -- the democrats should just embrace doge. because, you know, like you said in you're monologue, long ago, they claimed that they wanted to cut down on government waste. so if they just embrace doge and say that's not the problem we have with trump. everybody knows if you cut government waste, you'll be the hero. they should stop trying to find it and say look, we don't like it, trump. we don't like elon musk. if they find anything, god bless them. >> greg: you know, molly, you tweeted a lot about the brennan and rubio interview. i believe now when you hear the word "weaponization", it means that they don't really know what they're saying. that word carrie

. >> stephen: no one would survive being dragged behind a nazi truck, i don't care if he is indiana joneson. >> evie: it was. may be with me or my dad. >> stephen: possibly your dad. what have you changed about me? >> evie: you wear a watch and sometimes you even make a list. [applause] >> stephen: all right. here we go. this is from brett. this is from brett from st. jude's children's research hospitals. good for you, brett. this is "why should i buy your cookbook?" i did not know this was coming. here's why. because of the raw sex appeal. just...come on. >> evie: i think we have to tell brett because the pictures are so cool and the coolest picture, it's going to take me a while to find it. the one of you and benny. look at the dog. is there life better than that? that's like living your best life right there. >> stephen: some cookbooks are food porn. this is just porn porn. >> evie: i want another one. >> stephen: there you go. here's one for you. >> evie: this feels like a check. this is from nick. >> stephen: where is nick from? >> evie: it doesn't say. "what is something you've both

. >> reporter: and indiana jones. five indiana jones movies later, he's still got it.ent years you've sped up. you're in movie, tv shows. >> i find challenge. i find new people to work with. >> reporter: that's what keeps it interesting? >> yeah, up to this point in the process. [ laughter ] >> reporter: so far. do you have a favorite film of your own that you've been? no. >> would be like comparing your children, one to the other. each film is a different opportunity to go and do something else. kind of fantastic way to start your life. >> reporter: do you look back on your career much at all? >> i see it out of the corner of my eye every once in awhile. but i don't reflect on it. i'm looking for something past that point. >> reporter: finally, i turn it back to him. what do you want me to ask you? >> my favorite color. >> reporter: what is your favorite color? >> green. >> reporter: green? >> thank you. >> reporter: i like blue. >> i'm done with you. i don't talk to you anymore. >> reporter: your answer should have been red, by the way. you're right. >> valentine's d

neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ >> and for you, indiana jonesan basilica were discovered on the building side of a new skyscraper in london. so they uncovered what looks like the foundations of a 2 story building almost as big as an olympic swimming pool. it was constructed between 78 and 84 ad. yeah, we're talking 2 digit years. this was about 3 decades after roman troops invaded britain and some 20 years after forces of the celtic warrior queen. but sacked the fledgling settlement that was there. it once stood at the heart of the city known today as lundin now that's going way back in history and official at the museum of london archeology called call this discovery, quote, one of the most significant discoveries in london's oldest quarter. >> 9.56 right now. and up next on the kron, 4 morning news, the continued fight to save opened fire stations were going to tell you where the council thinks it might find money. and the toxicology report is now in. and we'll tell you what happened tuesday. 3 young people who died in a cyber cyber truck cras

from star wars to indiana jones.ord is joining another mega franchise. >> i look for something new to do. i new look for a new audience that i haven't had much contact with. >> harrison ford on his new role in captain america brave new world. that' dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. makeover home edition. then at nine, it's a new episode of scamanda, followed by perfect wife, the mysterious disappearance of sherri papini. and then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. harrison ford is joining another blockbuster universe. in this case, it is the marvel universe. reporter george pennacchio

. >> yeah, they they they stole the ark of the covenant from indiana jones. >> yes. >> he took it back, though, and they put it in that warehouse. i hope doge figures that out. >> they got to get that. >> didn't that big warehouse. >> they tried to. >> prevent hogan and his buddies from digging underground and planting bombs all over germany. >> that is true. >> they were up to no good. the nazis? >> yes. >> so she knew that? no. i mean, i think they. yeah. i mean, i don't know what the democrats should just embrace doge because, you know, like you said in your monologue long ago, they they claimed that they wanted to cut down on government waste. so if they just embrace doge and they said, well, that's not the problem we have with trump. but everybody knows if you cut government waste, you're going to be the hero. so they should stop trying to fight it. they should say, look, we don't really like trump. we don't really like elon musk. but if they find anything, god bless them. >> yeah. you know, molly, you were tweeting a lot about the brennan rubio interview. and i, i believe now whe

was young, the only cooler movie star father would have been, luke skywalker, mark hamill, maybe indiana jones. he was one of the biggest movie stars in the world, but by the time i was 10, he was kind of doing tv movies of the week to pay the bills. gae exton: and that's when our relationship actually started to struggle. we were living in london, principally. we had the apartment in new york, and we talked about maybe he should just go over to america for a while and reflect on things. i think he was testing the water to see what it was like to be single. christopher reeve: ok. i'll take that one. thank you. gae exton: he came back to london for a while. he says, this isn't going to work, is it? and so we decided that maybe it was time that we went our separate ways. sorry. matthew reeve: it was hard on my mom. it wasn't like, yeah, this isn't working out for the both of us. i think he was like, i don't want to do this anymore. i think it was hard for her. my dad had a big issue. he would not commit. every marriage he'd seen in his own family life had failed. his parents' marriage, his fathe

huy quan when he was chosen out of 6,000 kids to star alongside a fellow named harrison ford in "indiana jonesg to keep his past from catching up with him. >> after today's open house, i think it will be competitive. >> yeah. it looks like someone has a secret admirer. who's it from? are you all right? >> not feeling great all of a sudden. >> oh, ke quan, welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> this is a film that has something for everybody. stunts, drama. these elaborate fight scenes, where i'm surprised you didn't break an arm or a leg. there's romance in this one as well. >> there's a little comedy as well. >> it's your first time as a leading man. is it everything you thought it would be? >> yes. i mean, i've never been in one before, but it was incredible. i never thought i would be here talking about a movie where, you know, i'm the number one on the call sheet. >> i was watching the film, and i watched before i read, that you actually have a background in martial arts, which helps explain your performance in the film. >> right. >> you were also a stunt coordinator as well for a lo

. >> i was hearing to say you were ahead of harrison ford, indiana jones himself.. >> i'm always #6. >> you've always been so awesome so humble and kind. >> thank you so much. i'm a good dancer too. >> oh, we gonna be showing off that two step later. >> wait for it! >> you said that this role, it's like your oscar. how so? >> it's a culmination of hard work, sacrifice, dedication, being recognized and you being celebrated. having been doing this for 24 years, this is the first time i have had someone say you know what? good on you, kid. you deserve this. >> half of them wouldn't even be here without the avengers. >> you and harrison ford actually collaborated together back in 2003 on hollywood homicide. >> i was into scenes. i go up to harrison at the premiere and like yo man, i hope i get to work with you again. >> and he goes you were the kid in the trunk, right? you played dead really well. thanks, harrison. >> fans will get to see these two battle it out on the big screen february 14th! >> you want me? come and get me! >> you had quite the physique too. >> yeah

as hannah-jones observed, quote, he repeatedly broke the discursive norms that had been greasing the wheels of american capitalism since the passage of the civil rights act. because indiana curiel was a mexican, trump deemed him unqualified to adjudicate the trump university fraud case because nbc debate moderator lester holt was black, trump decided that he was a democrat and thus part of the phony system propping up hillary clinton. lester holt, by the way, was a republican. trump, in other words, refused to play by the old playbook with its thinly veiled attempts at racial tolerance. and he won. trump's victory can be traced to decades of efforts to discredit and dismiss america's racist history. but confronting these historical forces and their enduring impact is crucial to be able to resist them. today, in trump's america, it's going to require restoring a broader institutional awareness of our nation's racist legacy, writes nikole hannah-jones. quote, the president elect elect safely mocked the disabled, african-americans and latinos, performing his best in those areas where americans enjoyed none of the intellectual and cultural infrastructure required to reject h