megan ellison liked boyhood a lot. she liked my other films, and she asked me, "well, what are you doing? "what do you want to do next?" and, hollywood sometimes asks you that, but they usually don't. no one cares what you want to do next. - they care what they want. - yeah. yeah. she liked the script. she goes, "the script's hilarious. "why hasn't it been made?" i just, what i just told you, like, and she goes, "well, i think it would throw it off "if you had one star apart. "it's such an ensemble. "it's such a conceptual piece. "it'll be kind of refreshing if, "if everyone, "if you feel like you're just in that world, "and no one's pulling you out of the movie," and i agree. i don't really like those kind of cameos that you're aware you're watching someone. i kind of like to put the viewer in that reality that you just believe it. - the fact that they there were people we didn't know made them and their characters more believable. - yeah, it really helps, i think. so, she came aboard, and then she partnered with para

when i sat down, i mean, forget boyhood for a second, you even talk about before sunrise. when i read the original script of before sunrise, you know, i didn't really like it, it was two people talking on a train for hours. i mean, i make fun of rick about this, and he acts like it's not true or something, but there literally was like a five page monologue where my character talked about what a great film john huston's the dead was. (laughter) and it is a great film. but that's not, you can't, i was saying to him, you can't make a movie where all i do is talk about how great another movie is. (laughter) and i remember rick going, why not? but anyway, and so i was talking to him about, and then he, we had this meeting in new york to talk about it, and i remember he said listen, let me be really clear, i don't care about whether you talk about john huston's the dead, or whether you talk about meister eckhart, another thing i was making fun, there's another long monologue about meister eckhart, which i'm still not sure i pronounce correctly. but anyway, he said i don't care w

today i returned to the home of my boyhood to join with friends and family in the union. to see again familiar faces. to receive an inspiring welcome. no man can experience these things without deep gratitude and humble thanksgiving for the benefit and the kindnesses that he has enjoyed. what -- guidedew him in his youth. who taught him. who gave to him a share of their own spirit and heart and soul. he strives through the years to repay dear ones and friends. yet he can never entirely erase the debt. he can only testify to what he owes. here and now i have the opportunity to speak out from the bottom of my heart. ofhank you of abilene, dickinson county, and the state of kansas. thank you warmly and humbly for your teachings your help and your encouragement. with my brothers i am further indebted to you because by your efforts there is now building in this town a memorial in the name of their parents and their family. dedicated to all american servicemen of world war ii. greater than any monument of ron's or stone is a purpose that memorial will serve. the advancement of

. >> rose: that's "boyhood." >> "boyhood." for me it's a high point.s just an exercise in professional patience. and the result was so unusual. ♪ that money break it down ♪ uptown funk don't give to you ♪ 'cause uptown funk don't give it to you ♪ saturday night and we in the spot ♪ don't believe me just watch >> rose: mark ronson made his name as a d.j.in the new york city club scene and has worked with some of the biggest names including adele, amy winehouse, and sir paul mccartney. his new album "uptown special" earned ronson two awards at this year's grammy, including record of the year. his single "uptown funk "has been viewed on youtube more than 1.5 billion times. >> what happened with that song it started off as a jam in bruno's studio. it was an improvisational jam. bruno office the drums, i was on bass, and, you know, every now ask then, a jam is just a bunch of useless wasting time. and sometimes you hit into a rhythm, and that one felt great. and then the difference is, i guess, with when you're starting a song, the jam is, like, conceiving

. >> boyhood hero. such an influence on my life. he actually made me love the game of baseball. >> really? >> going out there and trying to emulate everything he did. he has the sharpest memory with regard to everything that happened. he can tell you who got off in what inning and w it impacted the game. you ask him any baseball question. you better be ready for an exact answer. >> i know you have a post on your facebook page and pictures and old pictures with him. a san francisco treasure and if anyone deserves the cable car it is willie mays. >> good to see him so healthy. he has got massive hands. he shakes your hand. >> and a firm grip. >> yes. >> and basically how he didn't turn a bat into sawdust. >> a what a great player. >> and the coverage continues on this friday night on ktvu, ross and keba standing by. >> two big political headlines. who will not be supporting donald trump. >> hillary clinton is fighting for the democratic nomination. >> and the protestors on the hunger site in france, it has taken a dramatic turn tonigh

a big transfer story -- reporter: his dream of returning to his boyhood club has come true. the germany defender is joining munich is a major reinforcement, giving a bitter blow to dortmund. he asked to leave despite having a year left on his contract, angering many fans. they have seen to high profile players join in recent seasons. his teammate made an equally shocking announcement in 23rd teen. a poland striker made the same movie year later halloween fabulous champions league performances. it marked a return to his roots. he graduated from the academy before joining minden 2008. he won two titles and the german cup and became captain in 24 teen. neither club revealed the transfer fate. reports say it was among -- was around 30 million euros. the arrival means it has all changed by next season with a new coach coming in as they strive for champions league glory. brent: i will be back with the day after a short break. announcer: euromaxx highlights, and here is your host. >> greetings from the german capital, and welcome to our highlights edition, shaping up for us this ti

maybe it's the gestation period -- >> rose: "boyhood? ." >> boyhood with richard linklater. to me it's a high point. it's an exercise in professional patience ." >> rose: thank you so much. pleasure. >> rose: back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: john watson is here, chairman and c.e.o. of chevron. it is among the world's largest oil and gas companies. chevron's been under pressure since oil prices have been under steep decline since past february. production shortages in nigeria and canada contributed to a resurgent market this spring with oil hovering near $50. the industry is navigating increased regulation and environmental policy aimed largely at shape ago renewable energy future. pleased to have john watson at this time at this table. we can. >> charlie, thanks for having me. >> rose: let's talk about oil today and renewable and where the progress is being made there and what chevron is doing. but tell us the dynamics of the fall and rise of oil prices. >> well -- >> rose: is it simply supply and demand? >> at its simplest, it is. but what's not told is demand rises

he's an independent film icon, and five time academy award nominee, whose credits include boyhood, slacker, dazed and confused, bernie, and school of rock. his latest film, everybody wants some, has just opened. he's richard linklater. this is overheard. (exciting music) (applause) (evan talking) (people laughing) (exciting music)

. >> my boyhood hero. >>> coming up, hillary clinton is about to make another visit to the bay area.re is more tension within the gop after a key republican said he is not ready to endorse donald trump yet. we will have the latest from the campaign trail. >>> it is one of san francisco's biggest landlords. the accusations against academy of art university and why the city has filed a lawsuit. >>> good morning. the democratic presidential hopefuls are focused on california. ahead of next month's primary here. we'll tell you where hillary clinton will be making a campaign stop in the bay area later today and the message she has for her opponent, bernie sanders. >>> big traffic trouble on highway 4. an injury accident that sent seven people to the hospital has really injured the commute as well. look at that. it's barely moving coming out of bay point on the way to con court. >>> and nearly two dozen buildings in san francisco, and now the academy of ard is in legal trouble >>> 7:00 this

we made boyhood. for me, it is a high point.aybe it is just an exercise and professional patients. charlie: thank you for coming. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ watson, theohn chairman and ceo of chevron, the largest -- among the world's largest oil companies. oil prices began a steep decline from $100 a barrel to a low of $26 this last february. shortages in nigeria and canada has contribute to a resurgent archivist bring with oil hovering near $50. navigating the renewable energy future. i am pleased to have john watson of the table. welcome. -- at the table. welcome. let's talk about oil and renewable and where the progress is ingrained -- is being made and what chevron is doing. of the falldynamics and rise of oil prices. john: well. simplest it is supply and demand, but is -- it is not told that supply comes online in big chunks. the industry does many long projects. if you get supply and demand off as you build new capacity, if the economy does not grow as fast, or you have disruptions in supply you can get big excursio

we made "boyhood." for me, it is a high point. maybe it is just an exercise and professional patients. charlie: thank you for coming. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ ♪ charlie: john watson, the chairman and ceo of chevron, among the world's largest oil companies. oil prices began a steep decline from $100 a barrel to a low of $26 this past february. production shortages in nigeria and canada has contributed to a resurgent archivist bring with oil hovering near $50. they are also navigating the increased regulation and andronmental policies renewable energy future. i am pleased to have john watson of the table. -- at the table. welcome. let's talk about oil and renewable and where the progress is being made and what chevron is doing. tell us the dynamics of the fall and rise of oil prices. john: well. at its simplest it is supply and demand. told is thatot demand is predicted. it is not told that supply comes online in big chunks. the industry does many long projects. if you get supply and demand off as you build new capacity, if

dwight eisenhower kicks off his 1952 presidential campaign with a speech in his boyhood beline, kansas.ev he was serving in europe as nato's supreme commander. taft was considered the republican front-runner. supporters in a move to "draft eisenhower" put his name on the ballot in several primaries. seasonend of the primary the race between eisenhower and taft was considered dead even. eisenhower returned to the u.s. in june to start campaigning to win the gop nomination

. >> reporter: in his boyhood home, in enid, oklahoma, he's still the hero with his own personal hall of the living room. his biggest fans, his parents and sister jenny. >> he's such a loving brother. he has such a big heart. >> reporter: to them, he is forever the pistol packing birthday boy, the perfect prom date, anything but the prime suspect in a series of notorious crimes that revolted the country. >> officer, do you have anything to say? >> reporter: what's it like watching your son be portrayed as a monster, a serial rapist, a predator? >> it's very hard. he's just like you and me. he's just a man. and he's not the villain that they portrayed him as. >> reporter: to fund their son's defense, the holtzclaws say they have emptied bank accounts, and asked for donations. eric holtzclaw has indefinitely delayed plans to retire. hello? >> will you take a call from an inmate a correctional facility? >> hello? >> reporter: on a scratchy phone line from behind bars, it's daniel holtzclaw. the object of so much public scrutiny and scorn about to speak publically for the first time. dani

." ♪ [ cheers ] talking about "boyhood." ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ [ laughter ] he's one of the best out there.erican filmmaker. here is richard linklater, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: richard linklater. >> awesome. >> jimmy: you're one of my all-time favorites. >> oh, come on. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. >> really? >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah, i rave about you all the time when you're not here. [ laughter ] this is your first time here. "everybody wants some." >> jimmy: there's so many questions i have for you. first of all, the casting on this movie, the casting on most of your movies, is just fantastic. >> it's so fun. this is a great cast. i got 13 young actors who are just so amazing, all of them. >> jimmy: they just have such a a great look to them. >> so funny. so real. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah, we had so much fun. >> jimmy: how did you -- >> yeah. best ever. yeah, best time ever. [ laughter ] it was just -- we all lived together. >> jimmy: it was blast. yeah. >> yeah. i have this land -- >> jimmy: i didn't get an invite. but, yeah. >> i ha

until ronald reagan undertook his own counterreformation to the washington-centric policies of his boyhood hero, fdr. if there is one constant in our national experience, one word that might be said to constitute both our common core and our civic religion, i would submit, it is freedom. indeed, it may be the one thing we all agree on, even if we can't agree on what exactly it means. so forget lincoln types and buchanan types. some presidents of think fdr, lbj, and yes, barack obama, promised freedom through government. and others, thomas jefferson comes to mind as does will ronald reagan and calvin coolidge, promised freedom from government. neither model is perfect, neither is permanent, but the history of the last century demonstrates is that the dynamism of an office that evolves with the challenges it confronts. leadership demands qualities that maybe ill-suited for a task of postwar reconstruction, the high and holy work of abolition, the crusading vision of a league of nations, the audacious vow to and poverty or pursue foreign terrorists into the remote caves , these great historic

maria molina live in abilenabil kansas, the boyhood home of dwight ivan haws ---izen hawser. >> heathering, brian, ainsley and steve and good morning to all of you as well. 37 minutes after the hour and start out with a serious story. chilling new video just released of that deadly shooting we told you about at a new york city rap concert. take a moment and watch as the rapper, troy aft bursts into a vip area and fires at least five shots. >> oh, my god. >> well, those bullets sending more than 1,000 fans running for their lives. four people were shot, including the gunman. he had a body guard. that person was the only one to die. he now faces an attempted murder charge that could be upgraded. >>> this is a parent's worst nightmare and it is happening in realtime for one oregon mom. a teenage girl who is home alone when intruders break into their home. she was frantically texting her mom throughout that entire ordeal. >> ma'am, i don't want to do anything that's not safe safe for you. >> i know but my daughter is her room with some blars. >> when it wasn't long before they found her. >>