, who is jewish. his partner, played by adam driver, who isjewish.n the phone, you do it in person. they have different attitudes to the case initially. here is a clip. i'm not risking my life to prevent some rednecks from lighting a couple of sticks on fire. this is the job. watch a problem? that's the problem. for you, this is the job. watch a problem? that's the problem. foryou, it's this is the job. watch a problem? that's the problem. for you, it's a crusade, for me it's a job. it's not personal. why haven't you bought into this? because you are jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. you have been passing for a wasp. a dull white boy. why do some light skinned white fur —— white —— light—skinned black folks pass for why? the balancing act is between humourand why? the balancing act is between humour and horror. it is produced by the producer of get out. jordan peel said it was a document array. this ta kes a said it was a document array. this takes a historical story and brings it right up to date with shocking footage of cha rlottesville

to get somebody else to play ron, so what they do is they pull in his partner, flip, played by adam driverll do the voice on the phone, you do it in person". but they have very different, initially very different, attitudes to the case. here's a clip. well, i'm not risking my life to prevent some rednecks from lighting a couple of sticks on fire. this is the job. what's your problem? that's my problem. for you, it's a crusade. for me, it's a job. it's not personal, nor should it be. why haven't you bought into this? why should i? because you're jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. you've been passing for a wasp. white anglo—saxon protestant, cherry pie, hot dog, white boy. that's what some light—skinned black folks do — they pass for white. i thought this was really good. firstly, it's a film of balancing acts. the central balancing act is between humour and horror, and it's no surprise to discover that it's produced byjordan peele, he made get out, which of course was a horror film that was submitted to one of the awards as a comedy, and then jordan peel said, actually, "it's a d

here's john david washington and adam driver in spike lee's new movie, "blackkklansman." the so-called "chosen people." you've been passing for a prw.a.s.p. white anglo saxoestant. cherry pie, hot dog, white boy. >> hmm. >> it's what some light-skinned black folks do. they pass for white. doesn't that hatred you've been hearing the klan say, doesn't .hat piss you off? >> of course it do >> then why you acting like you don't have skin in the game, brother?e, >> roohat's my -- business. >> it's our business. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: spike lee, edy. "blackkklansman" is in theaters this friday. 'll be right back with a a performance from big boy. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so what do you guys want? pistachio. chocolate chip. secky road. i what's going on here. everybody's got different taste. well, now verizon lets you mix and match your family unlimited plans so everybody gets the plan they want, without paying for thgs they don't. jet-setting moms can video-chat from europe. movie-obsessed teens can stream obscure cinema. itow like everyone gets thein

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to get somebody else to play ron, so what they do is they pull in his partner, flip, played by adam driverice on the phone, you do it in person". but they have very different, initially very different, attitudes to the case. here's a clip. well, i'm not risking my life to prevent some rednecks from lighting a couple of sticks on fire. this is the job. what's your problem? that's my problem. for you, it's a crusade. for me, it's a job. it's not personal, nor should it be. why haven't you bought into this? why should i? because you're jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. you've been passing for a wasp. white anglo—saxon protestant, cherry pie, hot dog, white boy. that's what some light—skinned black folks do — they pass for white. i thought this was really good. firstly, it's a film of balancing acts. the central balancing act is between humour and horror, and it's no surprise to discover that it's produced byjordan peele, who made get out, which of course was a horror film that was submitted to one of the awards as a comedy, and thenjordan peele said, actually, "it's a documentary"

to get somebody else to play ron, so what they do is they pull in his partner, flip, played by adam driver different, initially very different, attitudes to the case. here's a clip. well, i'm not risking my life to prevent some rednecks from lighting a couple of sticks on fire. this is the job. what's your problem? that's my problem. for you, it's a crusade. for me, it's a job. it's not personal, nor should it be. why haven't you bought into this? why should i? because you're jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. you've been passing for a wasp. white anglo—saxon protestant, cherry pie, hot dog, white boy. that's what some light—skinned black folks do — they pass for white. i thought this was really good. firstly, it's a film of balancing acts. the central balancing act is between humour and horror, and it's no surprise to discover that it's produced byjordan peele, he made get out, which of course was a horror film that was submitted to one of the awards as a comedy, and then jordan peel said, actually, "it's a documentary". —— to one of the awards as a comedy, and thenjordan peele

. >> reporter: in the movie adam driver plays his white counterpart. >> have a seat.they send you your membership card you'll be able to participate in all our programs. >> reporter: stallworth even managed to get david duke himself on the phone. >> grand wizard of the ku klux klan, that david duke? >> yes, that grand wizard and national director, yeah. >> how did you get david duke on the phone, of all klansmen? >> i've always had a philosophy, why should i waste time talking to the lowest rung on the totem pole when i can go directly to the top? >> i consider you a true white american hero. >> is there any other kind? >> no, sir. >> if he wasn't who he was, the type of guy you would want to sit down, have a drink with, talk about whatever. >> i'm just happy to be talking to a true white american. >> amen. it seems like there's less and less of us out there these days. >> but it's when the subject of race came up dr. jekyll became mr. hyde. the monster in him was unleashed. and he was off and running. >> topher grace plays david duke. >> i knew if there was anyone i

to get somebody else to play ron, so what they do is they pull in his partner, flip, played by adam drivers a clip. well, i'm not risking my life to prevent some rednecks from lighting a couple of sticks on fire. this is the job. what's your problem? that's my problem. for you, it's a crusade. for me, it's a job. it's not personal, nor should it be. why haven't you bought into this? why should i? because you're jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. you've been passing for a wasp. white anglo—saxon protestant, cherry pie, hot dog, white boy. that's what some light—skinned black folks do — they pass for white. i thought this was really good. firstly, it's a film of balancing acts. the central balancing act is between humour and horror, and it's no surprise to discover that it's produced byjordan peele, who made get out, which of course was a horror film that was submitted to one of the awards as a comedy, and thenjordan peele said, actually, "it's a documentary". and of course there is documentary in this, it takes an historical story and brings it right up to date with, you know, sh

adam driver, john david washington in the centre of it, john david washington is brilliant, i mean carryinge it. ok, i certainly did like what you've chosen as best 0ut. yeah, i'm sorry... oh, my goodness! i'm back, you see? you're back to mamma mia, you can't give it up. but i 5obbed, i 5obbed. i do, and i love my life... oh, i know. that's gone. what makes it so brilliant is if it didn't have that emotional sucker punch, it wouldn't be half the film that it is. it's not just that you smile and all the rest of it, it's that when you weep, you weep buckets. i thought it was — i thought it was really good. it does what a film's meant to do — is it reaches in and it grabs you by the heart5tring5. it was, dare i say, so much better than i expected. yeah. and that's a plaudit in itself. i know. no, absolutely, and believe me, i went in thinking this can't, this isn't gonna work, i mean there's no way that the godfather 2 structure can work with mamma mia, and you come out 5aying, i just want to go see it again and again and again. you do. a very quick thought about dvd? yeah, so in the fade, wh

that's adam driver. >> right. >> it's set in the '70s. >> '70s. >> i mean, it's so evocative of that timely today. >> yes. that's the thing that blows you away when you're sitting there watching this. >> that was the plan. with my co-writer, we did not want this to just be a history lesson, even though it took place in the '70s, we still wanted it contemporary. a lot of things, phrases and things that were said way before the '70s and you will hear them today, and the lexicon of the politics and the guys in office. >> it is one of the things that is so startling about the film is that we like to think about we have ele volved and things change and, it is, you know, things -- this doesn't go away. the questions have raised the divisions, it doesn't go away. >> well, i've been on this show many years talking about the same thing. the thing -- i know i might be giving a spoiler alert. i was in martha's vineyard august 12th. i watched what i feel is homegrown american red, white and blue terrorism. >> you are talking about last year in charlottesville. >> august 12th. and my house is at

. >> seth: not only do you have this incredible cast, adam driver, john david washington, harry belefonte: obviously, this is -- hear of the civil rights movement -- >> yeah. >> seth: somebody you've known for a long time. >> long time. >> seth: you have a very moving tascene where he recounts of a lynching. >> real life, really happened. >> seth: a real life lynching inat really happened. >> jesse washingto waco, texas, 1915, and he plays acter, his best friend w witnessed it, but was looking from the window down. i want to have -- it's a funny thing because for years le mr. nte would say, "spike, can you just have ossie davis sit out one film so i can get in. [ lauger ] and we had this running joke when i -- when we wrote this part. i knew i wanted him right away. but he's 90 years old. me --here was you know, 91. his doctors had to okay it. we saved it, too. i wanted to push to the last day, so we had the most tim for him, you know, to rest of them. and so the last day to shoot i e told thethe day before, "everybody get dressed." suits, ties. we had w real women, put on your dresses. a

there you've got tougher grace nailing the part of david duke the smiling modern face of the clan adam driver as the jewish detective and john david washington as the lead he by the way is the son of denzel washington and this is not his first spike lee joint he actually was in malcolm x. as a little boy with his dad in the lead ok so even the film seems to have an element of comedy but the subject is they see it is so what is spike lee's message in the film i think his message is the same one that the real life officer ron stallworth wrote in his memoirs which basically he says i'm going to paraphrase if he has a black guy with the help of some decent white folks and some decent jewish folks managed to show white racists for the idiots that they are and triumph over them in that way then what could the country do if everyone can begetter but the talking about trying to divisions within american society in fit my lowest fear is talking about his latest documentary what's that about right like spike lee michael moore is of course a very political filmmaker whose movies are meant as a wake up c

adam driver as the jewish detective and john david washington in the lead role he's actually the son of denzel washington and this is not his first part in a spike lee joint actually he was back and he was in malcolm x. when he was a little kid when his dad played the lead and it's interesting to say i mean it's such a serious subject such a serious topic but their delivery is at times comic absolutely i think though that there is a very serious message at the heart of this movie and it's the same message that the real life officer ron stallworth wrote in his memoir when to try to paraphrase it basically he said that if he as one black guy with the help of some decent white white folks and some decent jewish folks manage to take down or triumph over the white racists by showing them to be the idiots that they really are than just imagine what the country could do if like minded people came together talking about betraying america as division another filmmaker who often does that is michael moore and he's got something out that's right and he does like spike lee michael moore is very

played by the great adam driver. >> adam.you. because you see thend words the actions of the kkk. >> well, i haveay a felt that words hurt. i never believe that sticks and but what we try to do, even though the film takes place in the '70s, we still put stuff in the filmhat connects it to today. so this is a very, very contemporary -- it's about today, this film, about where we are in the urld i feel. >> no question you saw that through line and then the this powerful ending, which i don't think i'm giving a spoiler alert. >> peoplw kbout it. >> we go from this dramatic y story tha have told to images from charlottesville. >> and chising weekend will be the one-year anniversary. mi as i understand it, you were wrapping f about this time -- >> no, i got it mixed up in cannes. >> yeah. >> august 12th was the day of that horrific a of american terrorism. so we weren'thooting until the fall, but that wasn't the ending. so whent i saw w happened the night before the tiki torch people and the the murder, i said that has to be the e

. >> and adam driver. >> what ensues is fascinating and it is also, you know it moves you because you never believed that sticks and stones stuff. what we tried to do, even though it takes place in the '70s we still connect it to today. this is contemporary. it's about today this film. where we are in the world i feel. >> at the end this powerful ending. >> people know about it. >> we go from this dramatic story that you've told to images from charlottesville. >> and this coming weekend will be the one year anniversary. >> i got it mixed up. august 12th was the day of that horrific act of american terrorism. so we were not shooting until the fall. that wasn't the ending. so when i saw what happened the night before, the tiki torch people and then the murder. i said, that has to be the end of the film. >> it is a powerful ending and i hope people will go see the film. >> there's a lot. >> it was 29 years ago. "do the right thing" came out. >> june 30th. >> how have you changed overall of these years? >> i got 25th anniversary coming up. one daughter graduated tish nyu. my son is about

adam: i appreciate you being here. we'll be right back. for driversaccident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ adam: china and the european union defending their business ties with iran today. china's foreign ministry releasing a statement say in part, quote, china has consistently opposed unilateral sanctions and long arm jurisdiction. china's cooperation with iran is open and transparent, reasonable, fair and lawful. not violating any united nations security council resolutions. now this comes after president trump warned anybody trading with the islamic republic that they would be barred from doing business with the united states. to discuss this now, former intelligent adviser to general petraeus. and michael, let me ask you very quickly, you know, could we really sanction china if they continued to trade with iran? >> well, china has been pouring billions of dollars into iran's economy because europe has been hihesitant to engage iran's economy. at the end o

and we're talking about speeding drivers, adam, you looked into alexandria, making a major change tottyig road that could affect a lot of people coming into the area. >> just north of old town alandria, thepeed limit dropped from 25 miles an hour to 20 miles an hour. the d.c. plan aims to eliminate all traffic-related fatalities and injurieser by ain year, so they're working towards a goal of cutting down these crashes and these types of things that's why they did it, but they also looked at high eed corridors where they could reduce their speed limit. but if you drive that area, it'e by thtomac yard shopping center, you remember they were considering putting a football stadium there. but if you drive down that corridor, there's condos all in that development, and so people have to slow down because you have peopless cg the street, and even dropping the speed limit 10 miles an ho in that stretch they say will only add a minute to drivers' time in that corridor. and all the studies say if you get hit b a car going 30 miles an hour, it's not going to look good. but if you are hit by so

. >> adam, help u >> trains. >> the driver, doreen, is actually supposedot toe the transit control center. the rail operation control center as it's called. kind of like the air traffic r control cen for metro. they have the ultimate responsibility for where thees switre set and the trains actually go, so it's their responsibility i that facilit out in land yore, and we have documented numerous issues with them over the years so they have to figure out what's going on in ross land and what's happening in will beed reobjtion. >> senator lindsey graham told reporters today it's been diffict to be caught between the president and late senator john mccain. he called the operation operation raff ick and- google and other companies are now being accused of bias without any evidence. blayne alexander has the details on that story. >> reporter: google says today that their search results are not politically biased, but the president is the calng this a serious situation and pthmised it will be address. president trump. today he's attacking the giant head-on. the issue is when you -- no -- they ha

so fast, watching many drivers, unfortunately, offbarred. adamrts from the potomac in northern virginia where a lot of that water is heading. >> reporter: what a messda of a after all that rain. all you have to do is take a look behind me here at the in fast-mov waters to see how much is now flowing through the area. some roads have re-opened, but it haseen at times a scary situation today. all across the area, localntoads turned irivers. perhaps the most dramatic moment of the day, a driver stranded on browns mill road in vienna completely surrounded by water. chopper 4 capturing the sne. you can kind of see in the center of the shot right here, sat vehicle isck basically in the middle of about a 200-yard closure of browns mill road. the road completely flooded out right now. fairfax county rescue teams eventually removed the driver safely buthe car left to stay and wait for the water to run off. hn has lived in the vienna area for 50 years. he cameo take some pictures and he said last night was rough with the rain. >> i measured 3 1/4 inches in

city officials here only going to add less than a minute to drivers along this corridor. in alexandria, adamow at 6:00, new video showv riders wreaking havoc and spreading fear on our reets. >> you heard just the huge idundering like roar, and i looked ou and it was shocking. >> so why is it so hard for police to track them down? >> crime cover-up in the catholurch. >> we get it. been there. done it. what are you doing to fix it. on >> reporter: tht pope francis addresses the scandal of involving predator priests as the cvatican promises not to repeat its past. >> reporter: and the news 4 i-team looks into the safety of school zones. theti alarming sics on crashes and violations and what's being done to try and prevent it. >> reporter:aking news. wheelies, dodging traffic and atvs swaed on the roads from d.c. to vir nia thisweekend. >> yeah, and now police are looking at video like this rying to track down those riders. but it's not going to be easy. >> news 4's meagan fitzgerald looks at the challenges facing police. showing no regard for the law the safety of others, atv riders saturated s

adam: tomorrow the new york city council will vote on whether to limit the number of uber and lyft drivers the sake of truth and honestly and disclosure. i filled out one of these uber-lyft notes sending to city council on whether you agree or disagree with it. i disagree with it because i think it jeopardizes people in the outer bu -- theouter boroug. >> welcome to the free market. there is a lot of demand. especially with new york city's subway system being a disaster. last year we suffered through the summer of hell. we have seen water pouring down the stairs. this is the one reliable form of transportation. and i think it' outrageous. adam: lee, you speak to people. you hear what everyone is talking about. >> i think it am hard argument to make that we don't have a congestion problem in new york city. you have 80,000 app driven cars on the road versus 12,500 three years ago. the roads can't support it. the infrastructure can't support it. the salaries aren't paying for themselves. this is coming from someone who doesn't have uber apps under travel, it's under utility. adam: isn't there

adam: in the discussion about this yesterday, the argument was made that a lot of these uber drivers are on public assistance because the wages are so low. respond to what you just heard. is that a valid complaint? >> of course not. this is the local taxi industry in bed with bureaucrats trying to enrich their business. this is how they confront new technology to the peril not only of the people driving for uber. but also for the people using it. a majority, overwhelming majority of uber drivers drive iesh or lyft or ridesharing as a secondary form of income. it allows people to use capital they already invested in, their own cars in order to make some extra money. good for people who take it upon themselves to make extra earning money. adam: the city council in new york may have shot themselves in the foot with what it did. they raise the minimum wage. the 41,000 live are you vehicles we talked about at the beginning of the segment. they didn't apply the $17.22 to those men and women. but uber won't be recruiting them. it's going to raise their wages. but you just had the city counc

this holiday weekend could be more cllenging than usual for drivers with a funeral motoade planned for senator john mccain. coming a 6:30, adam tuss will show us what crews are doing to make your trip easier on a jam-packed holiday weekend. >> chopper 4 flying over mnt adium up in baltimore. we go live as the redskins and ravens getor ready their preseason finale tonight right here on nbc 4. >> up next we go t back a news 4 exclusive. m t to cruz cruise >>> a notorious quadruple murder in washington, and only one suspect going to trial. >> new at 6:30, legal experts tell news 4 the significance of new details about evidence collected in the case, and don't all agree. >> we're talking about the notorious mansion murders from three years ago. the savopoulos family and their housekeeper all killed in the family's home. one man, one man, darren wendt, goes to trial next week. >> news 4's meagan fitzgerald is in our newsroom with more on the impact of what we learned today. >> reporter: yeah. within these court d iuments he something that some experts are calling a bombshell because it could weakeniohe prosecs case. we're talking

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driver even drifted that far out. >> in the middle of e flooding area, that's crazy. our coverage continues on the ground with adamar street station. >> adam, how are the flooding there? >> reporter: it's definitely gone down in the last hour orhi so, is good news. but take a look at fairfax station road near coal chester road near fairf you can see the debris and all the stuff that has just gone because e roadway her there was flash flooding in this area. and that is what the issue was. all of this rain that has now stopped thankfully caused the flash floods to.th is a low-lying area that dips down in roads that usually flood. this is what you could encounter on your way to work or getting around ts morning. guys, back to you. >> adam tuck live in fairfax station. thank you. >>> it's 6:52. and let's take look now at your radar. you can see the storms are moving out. that's good news. chuck bell is here now with the forecast and what to expect for the rest of the day. chuck? >> ye finally the abandoned heavy rain moved out and did leave a lot of high water in its wake. so we still have active flood warnings for pa

adam, thank you. >>> they are the people who hels kidsely cross the streets in our communities. >> but this afternoon we saw extra pneice at elementary after a driver yelled racist and derogatory words and then threatened a crossingnouard. police are looking into this the. it happened near lafayette y ementary in d.c.'s chevy chase neighborhood and te looking at it as a possible hate crime. news 4's pat collins is there re with details? >> they are calling it the man with the blue nissan car. they say hehreatened a crossing guard, that he threatened to run over thatcr sing guard, that he told the crossing guard that he shouldn'r beng in an area around white kids. >> the words in this police report chilling. >> told him this an him that. >> oh, wow >> mgeez. >> o gosh. >> that's horrible. >> when people in this neighborhood saw that police report, saw the words that were said, the threats thatere made, it was most upsetting. >> you don't really expect that to be happening in your neighborhood and statement, i mean, ignorance is all over. i mean, to do that to a crossin guard. >> to do that to anybody, that's horrible, you're right. >> they are there

driver who suffered severe injuries died. mourners attended a state funeral saturday to honor the victims. now back to "watters world." greg: is a public smear over beer. sam adamsump problem. that is what this boston globe headline says. it all started when a massachusetts mayor announced on twitter how brave that he will never drink them adams beer again because the companies cofounder praised trumps tax cuts. that is all the same adam died. nobody got hurt, no crime but he had an opinion. the only thing getting murdered here is the punctuation in this tweet. but because everybody loves to boycott others are joining in. now, we can't like something or anything fun like a beer because the cofounder likes tron. when we boycotted everything there won't be anything fun le left. we will need a drug for that. [laughter] >> many white people who do yoga and mostly white people who do yoga so a few of them understand the culture, history and religion behind yoga. >> tired of people telling you why your hobbies and interests are problematic? they want to sound educated but don't want to do thinking about what the real problem is or if there is one in the first place wh

because of the unions involved and representing the taxicab drivers so other cities could get involved here and then is uber's growth limited? adambig question and there was a big push from the taxicab portion of this. remember the fleet owners in new york city we talk about the taxicab medallion to drive a yellow cab. well those used to sell for a million dollars and they're now $200,000, six cab drivers committed suicide but the vast majority of those are owned by a handful of fleet owners so what the city council is trying to do is raise wages and uber supported that. the other thing they are trying to do is cut down on congestion but the majority of rideshare rides are outside of the congested portions of the city and where they may have shot themselves in the foot is that you can now go to those 41,000 other vehicles and say please become rideshare and you can be even greater than what had already been rideshare vehicles. the other thing by the way the limousine, i should just say the people's republic. the taxi and limousine commission has the ability to increase over the cap the number of vehicles for rideshare if it deter

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