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two door cinema club from the crown royal stage. tomorrow - jennifer connelly we'll have music from crx - and later this week - matthew perry, laverne cox, music from nas and erykah badu. and on thursday night, the legendary voice of the los angeles dodgers, the great vin scully will be here. [ cheers and applause ] i am very excited about that. please joins us. we have two first guests tonight. one of them is a dreamboat whose face has been plastered on young girls' bedroom walls for decades. the other was on "full house." [ laughter ] see don live at the orleans in vegas october 22nd and 23rd, and john on "scream queens" on fox. please welcome don rickles and john [ cheers and applause ] ? >> how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> why does that guy who looks like me, goes crazy pumping this crowd. don't applaud, you don't have to >> okay, that's it, let's go. >> jimmy: you can't leave. thank you for coming together because i always -- i love that you're such close friends and you have this very, very close relationship. for how l

welcome to "american cinema." what do the directors of "star wars" and goodfellas" have in common?hey both went to film school. yet when the filmmakers of this generation graduated they had no plans to work for the studios. in fact, if hollywood was on their minds at all, it was as an example of what to do differently. the first feature of a filmmaker from usc named george lucas had a title that read like a license plate, "thx 1138." a film with striking imagery, it perplexed studio executives. he later made "star wars." the first feature of a filmmaker from nyu named martin scorsese was picked up by an independent who changed its title and put it in local theatres. it didn't last long. he later made "goodfellas." steven spielberg, francis ford coppola, brian depalma. though their early work was not mainstream hollywood, their later work would ultimately represent what hollywood did best, with works like "e.t.," "the godfather," and "the untouchables," blockbusters. we are going to look at a band of filmmakers who thought they could change the world, and they did. "the film school

regal cinemas screened the event live... in hundreds of theaters all across the country. that included the "regal citrus park stadium" in hillsborough county. the screenings were free... and guests also got a free popcorn and a free soda. in the end, some voters admitted ... they were looking for a little more regal cinemas showed the ?second debate in theaters as well. they got such a big response, they decided to air the last one as well. and... president obama will be back in florida today. the president is campaigning for hillary clinton, in a trip that was ?supposed to happen earlier this month. it got postponed because of hurricane matthew. the president is holding a rally at "florida memorial university" in miami the president will also hold a speech about the affordable care act at miami dade college. an escaped inmate from polk county is back behind bars. he was actually caught all the way in pinellas county. this comes after detectives say he ?kidnapped a corrections officer from a workcampa& and took off in a city vehicle . fox 13's josh cascio has the rest of

the haunted screens lets you experience german cinema in th the exhibit runs through january 22. if you want something a little more kid-friendly, select marcus cinemas are featuring flick-or-treat. this weekend's movie is "hotel transylvania 2." it starts at 10:00 this morning. admission is $3. just a reminder, some communities have trick-or-treat as early as tonight. we've posted a list of times and places on our website wisn.com. you'll also find it on the 12 for anyone heading outside tonight, maybe a jacket with the costume? jeremy: i would go with maybe an extra layer or two under the costume. hello this morning, it -- early this morning, it is cold out. you will want the heater going in your car. the ooktacular at the zoo. i previewed the event. they have 12 different scenes with 500 carved jack-o'-lanterns. i also have volunteers. they had fun doing that. one guy, the horticulturist, said that his wrists were sore return. an extremely or might be needed if you're going this evening from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. driving around southern wisconsin, we are at the peak of our

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marcus majestic cinema of brookfield.and maricio's in barton, which is in washington county. the cubs keep hope alive... and will play game five a dismal offensive performance in games two and three, the cubs bats came alive in game four last night, helping them to tie the n-l-c-s with the dodgers, at two games a piece. tonight's game five is at 7pm. the countdown is on. in just 9 months, erin hills will host the u-s open. it's the first course in wisconsin to have the honor. the u-s golf association estimates the championship will bring in the area. they expect to sell 35-thousand tickets for each day. fun fact.. when you count staff, volunteers and media.. that's about 50-thousand people in and around erin every day during the tournament. businesses in washington county and beyond are excited. 18:05:46- i don't think anyone knows what's really going to happen here because we're in the middle of nowhere nothing really happens out here 18:05:5117:48:37- it is overwhelming because that much traffic on this little corner out in booniesville it's pretty amazing 17:48: there are

.>>> some people in the bay area watched the presidential debate on the movie screen, 200 regal cinemas across the country read the debate, and 30 people showed up saying they enjoyed the experience. >> the most interesting thing about this election is that there's so much energy and value to watch it. >> this is the first time that the regal cinemas have aired a presidential debate, part of a larger scale plan to bring alternative content to the movie screens. >>> our political analyst weighing in on how he believes the two candidates did in the debate. >> i think people came in saying that if donald trump did not do well it was over tonight, and he was able to save it. she had to come in and be hillary clinton, and talk about the issues. the first 20 minutes were rough, and then it kind of calm down and they talked about seven or nine issues. >> trump said he came into the second debate more prepared, but mathematically clinton is ahead of the race and it will take something dramatic to change that with four weeks before election. >>> the man accused of killing two police officers in

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and my answer was i envision it to be exactly as the cinema of the '40s and the cinema of today. to me, the best experience is still lights go down and you're completely lost in the story. you know, that should never change. >> reporter: league told me he is most proud of the three oscar nominations received by the small distribution company he around the country. the best thing, anthony, this is like going to the movie. the cost wise. same price -- >> same price? >> same price of the ticket basically. we looked at the prices in new york and just add on what you want. what do you want to eat. >> it's like he has brought civilization back to the movies. >> with no talking and no checking your phone. >> fantastic. love what he is doing. >>> up next, it could be the biggest thing in the art world this year. the lavishly illustrated books summing up the career of the great painter david hockney. we will talk with him ahead. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." what made their skin more radiant? what?! wait! only dove has 1/4 moisturizing cream. smooth dewy skin. dove, your d

garridos cinnamon--at regal cinemas and dublin. >> it was a bloodbath. it was name-calling and everything. it was great, i really enjoyed it. >> this is the worst presidential campaign for election in years the behavior of the candidates are awful. >> if this shows how politics is becoming a form of entertainment any time we are watching this insight a theater and we get a free pot with our popcorn. >> this is embarrassing on our country as a presidential debate. >> a mayor cut will be hurting either way. -- america >> need someone stronger than hillary and donald trump. >> uplight bernie sanders. -- i liked bernie >> yes, bernie was good. >> reporter: j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: the deadline is 15 days before election day. registration must be postmarked or digitally medtronic we no later than october 24th. you must be 18 years old on election day and an american citizen. >> grant: oakland spores power player is not liking how things are looking for his raiders. he is a record season ticket owner. mark davis is planning to move the team to las vega

and i think the lasting effect of that movie was that it was another land marker in native cinema-- if there is such a thing. you know, in the early 1990's, when dances with wolves came out, it taught a whole generation of native actors that they wanted to be performers in the industry. and with smoke signals in 1998, what happened was-- at least what i'm seeing now-- is that there's a generation of native american men and women that are saying, "we are filmmakers, we are directors, we are writers, we are producers." >> hinojosa: so you... so really, smoke signals has changed the idea of native americans and filmmaking. >> i think so. >> hinojosa: since smoke signals, yeah. >> you know, elizabeth weatherford, who's the director of the film/video center at the national museum of the american indian in new york city pulled me aside-- i was there for a film festival this past march-- and she said, you know, "20 years ago when i started, 90% of the content that they were programming was made by non-indians." and she said, "now, 90% of it that we're programming is made by native americans,

and music from two door cinema club. and now, so there's no confusion -- here's jimmy kimmel!plause ] ♪ >> hi, everyone. jimmy, host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. before we get started, i know a lot of the you here are on vacation. how many of you watched the

"i think he's just a classic cinema hero. the kind of characters that, you know, iconic characters that we we had in cinema when i wass growing up, and it's just enormously entertaining, uh. it kind fo character exploration and fun that you can have in a movie like this." you think you're above the law, but i'm not the law, so narrator: today on lucky dog, it's a tale of two underdogs. a middle-aged lab mix facing discrimination and a lot of years raising kids and i really feel like now is the time for me to just rejoin the world. narrator: but if ollie wants a shot at a new life he'll need to put the shackles of his old life behind him. brandon: you got a lot of scar tissue on the neck there. ollie most likely was tied up by a chain for most of his life. a couple dog days in your past, huh? don't worry, it's all over.

they are also looking to buy car mike's and was -- carmike cinemas.also looking at dick clark productions. wanda has been very aggressive. again, there are concerns as well with chinese investment, because there are censorship issues there. you have potential greater review of chinese investment by u.s. lawmakers. there are challenges. ramy: plenty more still to come with asia's first major market open now just minutes away. haidi: we have a little bit. haidi: it is around 2:00 -- it is round two in the great debate. the bank of japan governor tells bloomberg he has plenty of ammunition in the fight to revive the economy. haidi: samsung is hit by a series of blows. at&t and t-mobile stop note 7 sales. than $1ble raises more million by selling a u.s. energy unit. haidi: you are watching the second hour of "daybreak: asia." i'm haidi lun in hong kong. 8:00 and it is just past p.m. in new york. i'm ramy inocencio. we are just about 29 minutes left until the second presidential debate. we are all about finance and economy, but a lot of people want to see

but this was a regal cinemas decided to air the final debate... after so many people responded to the screening of the second one. developing this morning... more proof and another reminder to always lock up your valuables. deputies say a group of thieves were able to hillsborough county... and they didn't even need a key. ((vanessa fox-13's shayla reaves is live this morning thanks, shayla. more accusations against a lakeland mental health counselor. psychotherapist anthony conti is charges of sexual misconduct after 4 more women came forward... bringing the total to 6 potential victims. all are former patients. conti is accused of making sexual advances towards them during counseling sessions... claiming it was part of a new treatment called "touch therapy." he was in court yesterday to face these new felony charges. an escaped inmate from polk county is back behind bars... but this time in pinellas county. it comes after he kidnapped a workcamp in bartow... and took off in a city vehicle. in less than 3 years... david ross would've been a free

. >>> the people in the bay area watching the debate on the movie screen, 200 regal cinemas around the country showed that debate for free, including this one in dublin. only about 30 people showed up and said they enjoyed the experience.>> i think it showed more exposure to the political debate, and more access for the people that want to get into the politics or check out what is going on in politics.>> this was the first time that the regal cinemas have aired the debate, part of a bigger scale plan to bring in alternative content to the movie screens. >>> and weighing in on how he thinks these candidates is, our political analyst said that donald trump at a lot as they. -- had a lot at stake.>> if he had come into the debate doing very poorly he would be in trouble because he's already mathematically in trouble, but it could've been a lot worse for him and on the balance he did pretty well given the circumstances.>> he says that hillary clinton is ahead in the race, and it would's -- it would take something dramatic to change that with ford weeks -- for which left -- four weeks left

this year i think the spotlight was on indian cinemas. they had a lot of hollywood films there so anything encapsulated by genre. >> stephen: can you walk by everybody because these are your peoples. ( laughter ) you're not only a fan of it but you're also a darling. you're in these movies. >> this is true. it happens to be one of these fast valse that doesn't separate the fan from the filmmakers and the actors in them and there is a lot of respect for that. everybody intermeng also and they're all there for the same reason, which is to watch the movies and celebrate cinema. >> stephen: i understand people give out free tattoos started giving out free tattoos at the closing night party. i missed that year but every year, consequently, i've gotten the tattoo. >> stephen: you get the freeta too. >> i have a tattoo band around my arm. would you like to see? >> stephen: sure. thank you, sir. >>> stephen: wow. oh, thank you. so that's four years ago. uh got a fire crack, a ray gun, rubber chicken, and that's a kiju. can we see that clearly? >>

regal cinemas across the country will be screening the final presidential debate for free. if you go, you'll get a free small soda if you buy popcorn. there are several theaters here in the bay area showing the debate. we posted them on w-t-s-p dot com. the debate starts at 9:00. hillsborough county for transportation. it if passes, it would mean 600 million dollars for transportation projects here in the area. some of the money would go toward safety improvements like new signals and better intersections. you can have the chance to spend halloween night in dracula's castle. it's the first time since 1948 anyone has slept in the transylvania fortress. it's actually called bran castle and two people will get to sleep there on october 31st thanks to a promotion by air b- n- apparently be "wined and dined" and then left alone to lie down in red velvet-trimmed coffins just as dracula did in the horror novel that made him popular. contestants were asked to use their "vampire wit" to image what they'd say to count dracula if they met him. the winners will be flown to a big surpri

. >> his remarks came as the british film institute revealed a report looking at diversity in uk cinemauring the past decade. the study showed that black actors absent from almost 60% of the 1,172 uk films made during this period. ee dris elba and others were among six black actors with leading roles. black faces were sparse among the nation's most prolific acting talent. the bfi is launching black star during london film festival. a three-month showcase of screenings, releases and raising awareness of black talent on screen. >> this thing is only going to happen, only get to the point where i don't have to get to these talks, i don't have to give these talks and we don't have to talk about diversity. if we actually start to do diversity. the ohm way that happens is in the demographics or the decision makers changes. >> it began with the oscars so white debate in hollywood a as contenders emerge, british cinema put diversity back in the focus without resource to the -- cnn, london. >>> great films there. that wraps this hour of newsroom. i'm paula now ton. i'll be back with a full hour

regal cinemas is also offering screenings tonight for free. theatres from thronton to check with your local venues. while trump and clinton get ready for tonight's debate in front of millions-- sixth congressional district candidates mike coffman and morgan carroll are doing the same here in colorado. 9news will host a final debate between the congressional candidates. that debate airs on channel 20 tomorrow night. you can catch it on our live stream over at 9news dot com. brandon rittiman and kyle clark will his feelings on his party's nominee-- donald trump-- before tomorrow's debate. he told 9news he will not be voting for trump or clinton in this year's election. morgan carroll's campaign says coffman's indecision is an insult to all americans participating in the election process. trump's running mate-- mike pence-- will be in colorado today. he arrives-- one day after donald trump, himself, made a stop in our state. pence will rally supporters at the la plata county doors will open there at "ten." pence will then make his way to nevada a

at regal cinemas, moviegoers are used to watching the likes of batman versus superman. tonight it was clinton versus trump duking it out on the big screen.>> it gives more exposure to the political debate. more access for people who want to try to get into politics.>> the most interesting thing about this election is how there is so much entertainment value to watch it.>> -- >> reporter: the entertainment group airing the debate for the first time. 30 people watched it in auditorium five, including alan think who liked watching it with the computing -- community.>> sitting at home, it's like watching a comedy. you don't laugh as hard watching it alone when you watch it with a theater full of other people.>> reporter: trump a best -- trump addressed his locker room banter. he apologized tonight. a majority of the crowd were hillary supporters. >> at 59, you don't have locker room banter. i'm sorry. if he is not beyond that after high school, he never will be.>> reporter: she thought trump appeared more calm,'s performance better than the first debate.>> i felt like it di

and music from two door cinema club. and now, so there's no confusion -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> hi, everyone. jimmy, host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. before we get started, i know a lot of the you here are on vacation.

and then cinema all love letters to the cinema. and as a special treat we're rolling back to our original 1926 pricing which is $0.25. so you can come out and see a day's worth of movies for dollar. any one of them for a quarter. of course it's a birthday party. so w blow out candles. going to be a party. cash only, right? >> please. do not try to run a card for $0.25. you excited to be here just very much. one of my favorite places in the world to see and experience film and play such a beautiful original stlument it's original home you sat down on bench oh yes he's been here several times you know this area well? >> yes. what is reception what do young response to that? greatest compliment, this u give me we completely forgot you were there after a minute or two. most artist want to be spotlight right there what you're really trying to do draw them into the film so everything that's going on musically has to be singh nice precisely with film. it takes about 40 hours to put film score together. to really assemble it the way they d

. >>> the philadelphia inquirer reports the presidential debate sund n more than 200 regal cinemas nationwide. not only are the showings free, the movie chain says anybody buying popcorn can get a small soft drink at no charge. "the washington post" says michelle obama doesn't want the white house garden to be plowed under by the next tenant. during a dedication yesterday, the first lady announced 2.5 million in donations to maintain it. the garden has more than doubled chronicle" quotes stephen king's tweet about creepy clown hoaxes. king says most clowns cheer up children and make people laugh. the nationwide wave of pranks is hurting professional performers. >> it's incredibly disappointing because you take something that is meant to be positive and fun and healthy for kids, and turn it into a threat and something scary. >> fraudulent reports of threatening clowns in recent dozen arrests, most of them teenagers. >>> and "the salt lake tribune" says a hospital charged a man nearly $40 to hold his newborn son in the delivery room. he found it funny and he actually got donations when he told

tom spent an hour on the red carpet at regal cinemas in knoxville greeting fans and getting sassy with carley. >> i got her early, is carley here to do the interview? not here yet so i said i'll wait. how's it going? >> of course tom's second go-aaound as "jack reacher" is action packed but in a long career had to ask about another iconic character. >> let me tell you something about "jerry maguire." >> anniversary and discussed with renee zellweger. moment. >> tom cruise staying until 4:00 in the morning to do off camera. >> never forget renee. you just saw raw talent just there and spark. >> you're close. with your mom. what is her favorite film you've made? >> i really don't know. i know she's obviously very proud and make movies one day and for it to happen on the level it's happened. i know she's really proud. >> love a man who loves his mom. but before tom and carley parted ways, got a lesson in throwing a punch jack reacher style. >> when hitting someone never hit them with the knuckles. but on the side like that. looking for temple shots. there you go, nice. >> boom. yes. >> yo

regal cinemas is showing the debate tonight for free across the nation. they did this with the second debate and the response was so great they had to do it again. here are a few locations across the state, or actually the metro area, that you can catch the debate. regal is showing it at a total of eight theaters across colorado. there are 206 participating theaters across the u.s. regal's chief content programming officer says they communities to be engaged in public policy. the first presidential debate was the most watched ever with 84 million people tuning in to watch them interrupt each other, argue about temperament and topics surrounding energy, trade, crime among other things. tonight should be interesting. 9:00p.m. eastern when the debate kicks off in las vegas. 7:00p.m. local time. live in sheridan, jamie leary, >>> thanks a lot. ahead of tonight's debate, this may sum things up, the dnc has apologized after one of its campaign buses was spotted dumping raw sewage on road outside of atlanta. an auto shop worker saw the bus dumping it instead of

regal cinemas is showing the debate on the big screen. >>> a crime alert in pasco county. deputies are asking you to help find man armed and dangerous, michael putnam. they say he physical fight with a woman then shot her in the arm. he was last seen near state road 52 and altoona avenue in hudson. when he is caught, he will be charged with potential homicide and a felon in possession of a gun. if you see him, deputies say use extreme caution and do not approach him. call crimestoppers right way. >>> new information on a shooting outside of two targeting a 15-year-old girl who is in critical condition. detectives are searching for the four young men who witnesses say fired the shots then ran off. it happened yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of two school campuses. three other students were shot with less serious injuries. they ran in the school building for shelter. >>> the woman that cared for the victim of a deadly hit-and- run accident has a message for the suspected driver who investigators say tried to cover his tracks. jarvis hitting janice joy. polk deputies f