next thing i put my arm on brando, because i don't want to embarass him. walk him, like out of earshot of everybody. i turn close to my face, i didn't want nobody to hear. i will clean it up for television. let me tell you something. you screw this up for me, i will suck on your heart. he looked at me, he stepped back and, he said that was great acting. neil: you were not acting. >> no. neil: you became -- >> i became an actor. neil: till the send. >> it was great. neil: it's a great book. great read. a lot of interesting stuff. a lot of history there. you can choose to believe, not believe, a lot of chapters. i will not question anything, because this guy separately killed two people. that is whole another story for whole another interview. >> 23 other indictment mass. how can we prove it? get the news clips and indictments and wiretaps. neil: look at the time. gianni you, thank you very much. my love in the movies and the mob. it's a fast read. more after this. it's screening technology that helps you find a stock based on what's trending or an investing

the originals set a high bar: the 19-55 movie starred marlon brando and frank sinatra, and the 19-50broadway show won five tony awards, including best musical. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. to the morning... here's a look at the radar (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rain is back for the morning with showers expected to continue off and on into the early afternoon. temperatures are mild to start with 50's and 60's again later on. as some sunshine returns later today expect the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm to pop up for areas away from the coast.noon skies generally of rain tomorrow. after which point we finally see some consistently dryer weather with

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and -- [ laughter ] >> seth: you did brando on "snl"? yes?: yeah. >> "jeopardy." >> seth: oh, right. >> "celebrity jeopardy." >> seth: "celebrity jeopardy." yeah. >> with turd ferguson. [ laughter and applause ] this is very exciting. you're also -- danny mcbride is not just one of my favorite actors, but he's a fantastic writer as well. >> writes, produces, directs. >> seth: does it all. >> yeah. >> seth: and you're doing an hbo show with him where you play a televangelist. >> yeah. called "the righteous gemstones." >> seth: "the righteous gemstones." has that been a fantastic experience so far? >> we shot the pilot. it was an hour. yeah. 'cause we're going back to do half-hour episodes. and we had so much fun. >> seth: that's great. >> nobody wanted to leave. yeah. >> seth: and he plays your son in that? >> yeah. one of. >> seth: perfect. >> yeah. >> seth: that's great. then you were -- i know you are also in london doing a netflix show. >> yeah. >> seth: did you enjoy being in london? >> i love being in london. it's -- >> seth: had you eve

in the end it did not happen for various reasons, because you were ten days over, but, brando, how didferently. it might not be the norm, but there is always a first for everything. my role as a midwife is to make sure that you look after the mother and be with them. it was my duty to make sure that we have not overlooked something i missed something or if there was something wacky out there that we could try. we did say it we would look into it to the best of our ability, we might have to have compromises, but we can make the best birth experience possible. compromises, but we can make the best birth experience possiblem was like knowing that i had somebody on my team who got me, who understood what i wanted to achieve, was so empowering so that even when things did not go to my ideal i still felt in control, i still felt empowered and i knew that we were having the best outcome for us. it was the open—mindedness and the open heart op brand there was enough to get me through, to know that i could achieve everything. you are very mode5t because we chatted earlier. you said, i was doing

marlon brando there today.f they advance in the 2nd round, cal would likely play the no. 1 overall seed which is baylor in waco, texas. >> it actually allowed us to make practice maybe a little bit more focused and directed because we have some idea who we're playing. i haven't done a scout or anything, but allowed us to start talking about the opponents and probably raised the intensity in practice. >> stanford get the 2 seed and will host no. 15uc davis saturday. they will play the winner of byu and auburn. >> one of our male managers or practice players is a manager r the guys and i kind of like sometimes when our team was dragging a bit today, i said remind our team like how excited our guys would be if they were in the ncaa tournament as the no. 2 seed, you know. what did he say? >> very excited. >> like wow, right? i mean it's exciting. >> this is exciting. 2:30 a.m., that's about the time ken get home from his watering hole. that's good news for him this wednesday when the a's open the season in japan ag

film—makers has been disheartening for those seeking fair representation in cinema. 45 years ago, marlon brandonative american woman come and accept his award because he was pretty much fed up with the lack of representation for indigenous people in hollywood. but being left out of the mainstream has not stopped native performers and film—makers from taking it upon themselves to create their own films. among the most celebrated examples of this is smoke signals, released more than 20 years ago by native director chris eyre. a film that gives a look at contemporary life for indigenous people in the united states. though this independent film did bring acclaim, indigenous artists continue to see little support for their projects. but aparicio's nomination has offered a glimpse of hope. i do wish that hollywood and the academy would recognise the subtleties and those nuanced roles that exist. some of us are full—blooded indians who speak our language living in our traditional homelands. some of us are mixed with other different ancestries. so just the diversity and complexities who native people a

>> marlon brando's leather jacket. and i have the very first edition in a bit. training in the discipline of the continental troops. >> rick harrison, thanks so much. here's harris. >> fox news alert. we're learning of another high level departure from the trump administration. white house communications director bill shine has announced his resignation today. he's not cutting ties with the president we're told. we'll fill you in as we report on "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. bill shine releasing a statement saying he will join the president's re-election campaign. he's, of course, a former fox news channel president. he served as the fifth communications director in the trump white house. john roberts is live on the north lawn now. john? >> harris, good afternoon to you. this came as a real surprise to everyone here. i mean, we see bill shine many times a day and saw him again this morning at the presidential departure, as the president headed out of the white house to marine one as he was going to alabama this morning. and then all of a sudden we

>> marlon brando's leather jacket. and i have the very first edition in a bit.troops. >> rick harrison, thanks so much. here's harris. >> fox news alert. we're learning of another high level departure from the trump administration. white house communications director bill shine has announced his resignation today. he's not cutting ties with the president we're told. we'll fill you in as we report on "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. bill shine releasing a statement saying he will join the president's re-election campaign. he's, of course, a former fox news channel president. he served as the fifth communications director in the trump white house. john roberts is live on the north lawn now. john? >> harris, good afternoon to you. this came as a real surprise to everyone here. i mean, we see bill

. >> seth: and did you ever meet brando? >> no. i would have -- no.: better off, yeah. you don't think -- becaus someone who was very important to you? >> absolutely. yeah. especially when i was starting off. but you can't steal everything from him. >> seth: yeah. >> 'cause you wind up doing reallyad imitations. and -- [ laughter ] ndo on : you did b "snl yes? >> yeah, i did. >> seth: yeah. >> "jeopardy." >> seth: oh, right. je "celebrity jeopardy." >> seth: "celebritardy." yeah. >> with turd ferguson. [ laughter and applause ] this is very exciting. you're also -- danny mcbride is t just one of my favorit actors, but he's a fantastic writer as well.du >> writes, ps, directs. >> seth: does it all. >> yeah. >> seth: and you're doing an hbo aow with him where you pl televangelist. >> yeah. called "the righteous gemstones." >> seth: "the righteous gemstones." has that been a fantastic experience so far? >> we shot the pilot. it was an hour. yeah. 'cause we're going back to do half-hour episodes. and we had so much f. >> seth: that's great. >> nobody want

so i dismissed the director and to put my arm around brando and took him to the side. suck on your heart. you will die. [laughter] and he stepped back and he said that was brilliant. he thought i was acting. brian: you were serious. >> oh, i was. ainsley: tell us about your real life mob experience because you write about that in the book. >> what it was really i was selling ball point pens. i just did a long, five years in the hospital i had polio in 1949. so when i came out i wanted to use my deformity. brian: to get money. >> parlay on it i was selling ball point pens they first came out. i came up town. 59th and fifth avenue. every day this guy would come by and just touch my shoulder, never take a pen. give me a dollar, $5. and then after a while he asked me if i wanted to work for him. brian: his name was frank costello and he the man. >> he was the main guy. created what's called the syndicate. he left the five families in new york. they created a world situation which got me to go all around the world, too. which i appreciated. brian: is it on your resume. >> i