another bit of chaplin movie history. edna who made her debut in "a night" here went on to make more than 30 movies with chaplin. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead -- "game of thrones fans," the length the show's creators going to to avoid any spoilers. ==take vo== and as mh >>> the wildly popular "game of thrones" series returns tonight. as much as fans hate spoilers, the producers of the hbo show hate them even more. they've gone to great lengths to make sure nothing from upcoming episodes gets leaked, including they're coating their scripts, policing their air space while filming. some secrets can't be protected. the advice for fans, if you can't watch the episodes as they air, stay off social media. some stuff is getting out there. avoid the internet altogether with the exception of nbcbayarea.com. >>> that's going to be a nice, warm night if you're inside in the cool air conditioning watching. >> do some binge watching. catch up a little bit. >> it's way hot out there right now. still reading upper 90s

scott budman takes us to the building where chaplin filmed before his career took off.s a story we'll see on nbc bay area. >> reporter: the building behind me has the rustic look but since chaplin filmed here, things have changed and technology has taken over. charlie chaplin's a night out is 10 two years old. ♪ ♪ >> the san jose building that served as a background for part of the movie is even older. the building on post and market street built in 1903 is about to get a little more famous. >> he was becoming the biggest star in america at this moment. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but just recently film historians realized it appears in a night out making it the latest part of chaplin's bay area legacy. >> there is always things being discovered and so much it's been written about to find something new about him is really amazing. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and san jose isn't the only bay area city in the film. another scene takes place along 13th street in oakland. as for the building now, it's home to a tech company. >> it helps people make better software. >> reporter: electric cloud, a

it appears charlie chaplin knew the way to san jose!story that you only see on nbc bay area. it appears that charlie chaplin knew the way to san jose. a piece of history is discovered and it is leading historians to silicon valley. scott budman. >> reporter: chaplin's way to be one of the biggest figures in movie history. >> this is charlie chaplin in 1915, filming a night out and now we know it is a night out in san jose. >> here is the building that provided the backdrop. the tower on post and market streets built in 1903 and now getting its close up. >> they pin down the exact location, that's quite a thrill. david keen dedicated to chaplin's legacy. >> there is always things discovered and after so much that's written of charlie chaplin and finding something new about him was a big moment. >> reporter: it was a big moment for chaplin of a $60,000 salary. >> making him as the biggest paid in the world. >> reporter: oakland's 13th street made an appearance as well. >> the film industry was moved mostly to california at this point. the

the tramp was here the whole time. >> the legend of charlie chaplin.s for joining us here on this wednesday night. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- amy poehler, zendaya,

30 movies with chaplin.udman, nbc bay area news. >> we need a walk of fame in san jose now. thank you. >>> jupiter is billions of years old but now we have new pictures. nasa releasing the closest shot of the planet's famous red spot. took these pictures on a fly by and the storm that's two times as big as the planet and have been studying it for decades. we need a meteorologist on jupiter now. [ laughter ] >> i know that storm has been there for, i believe, 187 years. they believe. >> that storm has been going on. >> nonstop. >> just continual. >> you're profile. >> a nasa side job going on. i wanted to be an astronaut as a kid. >> see. putting it together. >> let's focus in on the heat. more 100s coming our way by this weekend. let get you the latest on the forecast and closely along the fire new alum rock is out. breeze at 12 so this will be a spot we'll be watching hot spots as we head throughout the next several days. the good news right now, there is no smoke plumes visible from the downtown camera. an

thank you, chaplin hurley. , secretarynuchin ,attis, secretary scholten senator stabenow, congressmanpton, members of the armed forces, thank you for joining us as we award our nation's highest military honor to specialist five james c lewin --mccloughan. tribute to a veteran who went above and beyond call of duty, to protect our comrades, our country, and our freedom. joining jim today is his wife sherry, his brothers mike and tom, his sons jamie and matt, and many other members of his very large and beautiful family. we are also gratified to be joined by eight previous medal of honor recipients. standim's name will forever alongside theirs in our history and in our hearts. i want to take a few minutes to tell you about jim and how he legends.is place among jim was raised in bangor, michigan. his father built their house from scratch and worked 40 years at a piano factory. jim's dad taught him a simple but powerful lesson. never do anything halfway. always do your best. jim took that lesson very much to heart. he played for four varsity sports in high school and three in college. in

. >> thank you chaplin hurley.tary mnuchin, secretary mattis, secretary shall can, senator stepan oh, congressman, and members of their forces, thank you for joining us as we word our nation's highest military honor to specialists five james c mcluhan. today, we pay tribute to a veteran who went above and beyond the call of duty to protect her comments, our country, and our freedom. joining jim today is his wife sherry, his brothers, mike and tom. his sons, jamie and matt, and many other members of his very large and beautiful family. we are also gratified to be joined by a previous medal of honor recipients. now, jim's name will stand forever alongside theirs in our history and in our hearts. i want to take a few minutes to tell you about jim and how he earned to this place among legends. jim was raised in bangor, michigan. his father built their house from scratch and works 40 years at a piano factory. jim's dad taught him a simple but powerful lesson, never do anything halfway, always do your best. jim took that

charlie chaplin considered one of the geniuses of cinema. the odd thing is inga plugged in so many different parts of the world, it's a very wild trip but she turned out to be a great actress so she decided to do something different and she always enjoyed writing. she had a great deal of time so she went to newspapers and said would you give me press credentials so that i can become a foreign respondent in nazi germany because that was where all the world's attention was focused. there was a great interest in what hitler was doing. germany had been on his knees after world war i, mired in a terribledepression with the staggering inflation , for your inflation, but for digit inflation and yet hitler turned everything around so everybody wanted to go to germany and find out why this was inga became a foreign correspondent for a couple danish newspapers and again because of her considerably charm, he became accepted in the higher catalogs of nazi society and eventually got to exclusive interviews with adolf hitler, both of which got internation

the tramp was here the whole time. >> the legend of charlie chaplin. thanks for joining us here on this wednesday night. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- amy poehler, zendaya, musical guest imagine dragons, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 696! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: looking good! looking good out there. hey, everyone. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, to the "the tonight show." this is it, baby. [ cheers and applause ] all new. all fresh. here's what people are talking about, guys. the white house is reportedly taking sean spicer off of all press briefings and moving him to a more senior role focused on strategy. [ laughter ] which i think is the political version of saying someone's moving to a farm upstate. [ laughter and applause ] you know what i'm saying. sa

chaplin barstow will now lead us in the benediction. >> let us pray.o end this celebration, we pause to ask for a going away blessing, a send-off, a plea for continued blessings and protection and success, so we ask may our efforts to reach this point and beyond continue to be rewarded. may we experience protection and safety for this crew and all the sailors who will follow us, go with us, be with us, strengthen us, encourage us, guide us, and may we be granted wisdom for the journey and may integrity be the compass that we follow. we pray for the leaders of this ship, for the leaders that will follow and for the leaders of our navy and our nation which this ship serves. bless us, go with us, be with us, in your mighty name we pray, amen. ♪ >> thank you, chaplain barstow. ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated until the president and party leave the ceremony. [applaus [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we invite you to our postcommissioning reception hosted by the u.s.s. gerald r. ford committee located in the tent. >> some events we like to let

nauseous as big charlie chaplin ask of a man he's very funny very endearing but is a deep sadness inside him. and ruben is the sweet boy and they have this chemistry where just by making a face. they cannot show all of the dynamic in a motion that the board of their father and a son. motion. since i was a commander conclusion intellectual. nearly all the donald hickman. and you did film aims to be the day genuine article. these people speak yiddish everyday lives that if they're going to have to get home and to have hollywood actor speaking in english. would have just felt so phony that i don't even know what the point making some would have been. i gather that you don't speak yiddish so wasn't it rather difficult in a way to direct a film that's in yiddish. we wrote that the script in english and then we had translators translate into yiddish. we get issue is such. a language that block by block neighborhood by neighborhood. family my family speaks differently so we'd have huge talmudic debates about what the correct words wher. how to say sir certain things? bust this low budget film f

and -- gentlemen, our platform guests. ,ommander stephen barstow united states navy, i ships chaplin. miss mary ellen baldwin, the president and ceo of hampton roads, navy league. mr. greg willard, white house staff assistant to president ford and commission in committee cochairman. mr. byron cavity, commissioning committee and cochairman. mr. douglas devos, committee cochairman. from huntington ingalls shipbuilding, mr. matthew mulherin, who most recently served as president of newport news shipbuilding. rear admiral bruce lindsey, united states navy, commander, and naval air forces atlantic. rear admiral brian antonio, united states navy, program executive officer, aircraft carriers. vice admiral thomas moore, united states navy, commander, naval seas shipments command. vice admiral michael shoemaker, united states navy, commander, naval air forces. admiral frank caldwell, united states navy, director, naval nuclear propulsion program. admiral phillips davidson, ,nited states navy, commander fleet forces command. richardson, united states navy, chief of naval operations. the honorab

. >> reporter: megan, a trans- gender man is a chaplin for the police department. he and others say the president's ban leaves many questions unanswered. what will happen to trans- gender troops serving now, or trans-gender veterans, will they lose health benefits? a republican is a supporter of the president's ban. he says the military and the federal government should not carry the burden of cots from sex change operations. >> the army is not a social experimentation camp. it is to defend the nation from attack. >> reporter: after the rally, protestors marched along market street to city hall. >> they need to wake up and realize this administration is targeting driven minorities of people. -- different minorities of people. >> reporter: the best way to fight back is to hold protests and to urge lawmakers to pass legislation to protect the trans-gender community. live in the castro, amber lee. >> we got reaction to the trans- gender ban from people near travis air force base. >> i agree with him. i don't understand how they went from don't ask, don't tell to now y

he is also a chaplin for the seattle seahawks after developing relationships with players like quarterback he calls smith a friend who he turned to for advice when he decided to leave coaching to become a minister himself. >> this is similar to coach. it's able to connect with people. minister to the people easier. >> reporter: three people were at the service last night. they say bieber was in the front row and the other seats were filled with celebrities. >> they have to go to church also. so this is their outlet. you know, i'll respect that and i won't, you know, name drop anyone. >> reporter: the guys say they like the church because it doesn'tpass the plate. he was introduced to justin by the singer's mother. >> i know justin had kind of, like, not necessarily a good reputation and he is trying to fix it so he can feel safe. >> reporter: rocky santos says his friend and fellow preacher typically go to los angeles weekly to give sermons to celebrities. >> he is very compassionate, good listener. . >> some say bieber's new quest for spirituality is one of the reasons why he just cut sho

a charlie chaplin-esque. >> there was a guy in my school named terry austin.he used to say things to you in school. he'd say things like, after school i'm going to bite off your foot. and you believe him because he always walk around with a shoe in his mouth. >> in the early '60s richard pryor is very much trying to imitate the success of bill cosby but richard pryor, of course, is not bill cosby. by the late '60s he's actually quite frustrated because he's not been able to fully articulate his own voice. there's this famous story, a legend, perhaps, of richard pryor in las vegas deciding he'd had enough. >> dad had that moment. it was being on stage and telling these jokes. you look around and the audience is like predominantly white and you're like, i have something, though, i really need to be saying. and there was that moment of, screw this. well, a 103 how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. i told you we had a fortune. get closer to your investment goals with a conversation. and when youod sugar is a replace one meal.

. >> there's charlie chaplin. okay, okay -- nothing about meeting hitler or being a spy. still, it dawns on barry that the most valuable thing edith bequeathed to him could be her story -- now his. >> i had an agent contact me about writing a book, and she actually talked me into doing it. >> you ever write a book before? >> no, never written a book before, and she got me a ghostwriter, and we did it that way. >> what's the story? >> the story is basically about edith and myself and our little adventure and then the lessons that i learned. >> "under one roof" gets barry a $75,000 advance from the publisher. and that's not all. >> actually in the process of making a deal with fox searchlight. >> did you ever think you'd be making a book and a movie about all this? >> no. i just about fall down on the floor laughing because it's hysterical to me. >> i think it could work. i'm picturing a "driving miss daisy" type of guy meets a female forrest gump and they go on a real-life "up" adventure. and definitely got to give

i think something with charlie chaplin. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah.nd of -- maybe you forget what the moviegoer experiences. >> i did go to a movie. i saw "silence of the lambs" in atlantic city years ago. and with an audience. but nobody knew i was there. and i was with -- i was doing a film. and somebody said would you come to the theater with me? so i went there. and i hid in the back. then the lights went out. there was a big storm. and someone in front of me said, "it's a blackout. i think hannibal lecter's in the theater." she turned around and went "oh, my god, he [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow, that's pretty crazy. last time you were here, and correct me if i'm wrong, you were talking about "american idol" and how much you love that show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then it went off the air. do you remember adam lambert? >> yes, i do. great stuff. >> jimmy: he's here tonight playing with queen. >> oh, he's here? >> jimmy: yeah. maybe you can get a selfie with him. >> he's phenomenal. what i loved about that show was so much young talent. you know, that

and -- gentlemen, our platform guests. ,ommander stephen barstow united states navy, i ships chaplin.

mark renton smith, sunderland's fc‘s chaplin, talked about him having a smile so big that it lit up thent as france commemorated his life is that all football fans, because he was a massive football fan, wasn't he, wore their team colours. no clashes, just the hashtag, cancer has no collars, was made. notjust the sunderland fans. everybody. you saw that little lad doing his brave little salute with his hand. and you can't not be touched by that. tim, let's look at this piece in the times as well. on monday, camilla, duchess of cornwall, will celebrate her 70th birthday. this profile piece is looking at the transformation in her image and reputation. it's quite something, over the last 20 years. it is. still, she's one of these people that people have opinions of, one way or the other. they will probably never change. but you have to respect the fact that she has made such a success of a marriage, of a relationship, that clearly has its strings and pressures. it is conducted very much in the public eye. at highgrove, 250 of her closest friends will be gathering to celebrate it. i think e

thank you, chaplin hurley, secretary mnuchin, secretary mattis, secretary shulkin, senator, congressman upton, and members of the armed forces, thank you for joining us as we award our nation's highest military honor to specialist five james c. today, we pay tribute to a veteran who went above and beyond the call of duty to protect our comrades, our country, and our freedom. joining jim today is his wife shari, his brothers mike and tom, his sons jamie and matt, and many other members of his very large and beautiful family. we're also gratified to be joined by eight previous medal of honor recipients. now, jim's name will stand forever alongside theirs in our history and in our hearts. i want to take a few minutes to tell you about jim and how he earned this place among legends. jim was raised in bangor, michigan. his father built their house from scratch and worked 40 years at a piano factory. jim's dad taught him a simple but powerful lesson. never do anything halfway. always do your best. jim took that lesson very much to heart. he played for four varsity sports in high school and th

with the ongoing lawsuit, the county commissioners still have a chaplin open with a prayer, but the boardhair defended the tradition. >> start with two things with the pledge of allegiance and we're going to have a prayer. the prayers are calling a solemnizing prayer, an opportunity for the commissioners to reflect and these are for the commissioners, as we look for wisdom as we do business on behalf of the county. >> now, the county hasn't decided if it will appeal to the u.s. supreme court. the high court has allowed such prayers in limited situations, but in a previous case the lawmakers themselves were not participating. leland. leland: have to see if it comes to the court and what neil gorsuch's affect might be on it. thank you, lauren. liz. elizabeth: u.s. forces killed a key member of isis. that's in the next hour of america's news headquarters. we'll update you on the wildfires in the west, keeping crews and families on their toes as new warnings are issued. >> and had a bag and then some. the most important things were the papers and all of momentos and keepsakes. .. .. wait, our

. >>> yo tengo una tendencia chaplin. >>> serÁn que se pondran un traje de baÑo particular para mostrarvoy ignorar. >>> que haga la misma pose de antonio. >>> ya va. >>> un momento. >>> uno puede estar tranquilo, esto es lo que pasa. >>> pero ya daniel. >>> tu puedes estar asÍ. >>> verdad. >>> puedes estar aquÍ pero te estÁs estirando de repente. y te toman la foto. cierto. cierto. pero mira. >>> daniel me gustÓ la foto acostado. >>> que se lo ponga, que se lo ponga. >>> quiero por favor. el modelo es un desfile por programa. >>> ayÚdenme a cambiar el tema por favor. >>> dale carlos. >>> bueno un tema mÁs o men parecido. >>> lo que pasa que nos vamos a una cara mÁs bonita. >>> gracias quÉ lindo. >>> ¿quÉ pasÓ?. >>> seguimos en este relajo. >>> es precisamente de adamari porque la gente se mete un poco en lo que no le importa entonces pones una foto con la buena intenciÓn y las crÍticas llegan. >>> hace un tiempo antes de que todos que pensaran de que estaba mÁs gorda de lo que piensan empecÉ a hacer ejercicios estoy haciendo como uno ru tena de ejercicios y le ha compartido en las redes