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clint eastwood tonight saying, "there was no finer actor than gene. intense and instinctive. never a false note." adding, "he was also a dear friend whom i will miss very much." viola davis posting this picture, saying, "loved you in everything. tough, yet vulnerable. you were one of the greats." and tom hanks tonight sharing this picture and writing, "there has never been a gene hackman type. there has only been gene hackman." tonight, the actor in his own words. >> in life, sometimes you do get what you want. i'm sure there will be people who will argue with that. life tends to go in peculiar ways. >> david: gene hackman's work remembered tonight. later tonight, what he once told our diane sawyer. what he described as the closest thing to heaven. his interview with diane, coming up. >>> but there is a lot of other news to get to tonight. the race to contain the spread of measles here in the u.s. tonight, cases now confirmed from new jersey to new mexico, after turning deadly in texas. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent fight to curb the spread of measle

its director, francis ford coppola, has led clint eastwood has also paid tribute, so too his co—starand those around him. he was a great one. and he was really difficult. we can say it now, but he was a tough guy because he... much of a chance. but he was undoubtedly a star. died at the age of 95. from being returned to places where they could be at risk. beijing has been accused of carrying out mass human democratic republic of congo. tshisekedi's government of orchestrating the attack. rebels from the m23 armed group have been advancing through eastern dr congo since january, seizing bukavu, as well as goma. the organisation has been designated by the trump 0ur mexico correspondent will grant has more details. the extradition of 29 people from mexico there are many who say this is the biggest extradition relentless drug war. brother, 0skar 0mar trevino — they are the founding members of los zetas cartel. many different pies — cocaine trafficking, of different criminal activities before it eventually in the mid—2010s. extradited is perhaps even more significant — of the guadalajara

she became a star when clint eastwood used her song "first time ever i saw your face" in his film "playhe secret service agent who leaped on to the back of president john f. kennedy's limo after he was shot has died. the images of clint hale jumping on to the back of the limo in dallas in 1963 are among the most famous in american history. he blamed himself for kennedy's death for decades, and in 1975 he broke his silence about the assassination in an interview with "60 minutes." >> if i had reacted just a little bit quicker, i could have, i guess. i live with that to my grave. >> clint hill was 93 years old. >>> switching gears now, a colorado family couldn't believe it when their cat amazingly reappeared three weeks after disappearing during a move from washington state. the hansen family thought they would never see sunny lou again when she vanished during the move. but when their furniture arrived, they heard a meow from inside a hide a bed sofa. the beloved cat had been trapped inside the couch without food or water for three weeks. sunny lou was weak and emaciated, but she is doin

. >> her version the first time ever i saw your face becoming her first hit after clint eastwood asked win four grammys in all. a fifth grammy for lifetime achievement. roberta flack died today at the age of 88, surrounded by family after a battle with als. >> our thanks to david. that's nightline for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america.

reporter: for many fans of roberta flack, the first time ever they heard her voice -- ♪♪ -- was in clint eastwood'sor me." 1971. she recorded her version a couple years earlier, but wasn't until it appeared in the film she was a sudden sensation. quickly following up with another smash. ♪ killing me softly ♪ >> reporter: "killing me softly," making flack the first artist to win back-to-back grammys for song of the year. >> i like a song with a beginning, middle and ending. >> reporter: her story began playing piano at 9, earning a full scholarship to howard university at 15. ♪ just when i needed you ♪ >> reporter: one of the top artists of the '70s, in the '90s, her music was introduced to a new generation. ♪ singing my life with his word ♪ >> reporter: when the fujis covered "killing me softly". >> i had the same goosebumps when i sang it, recorded, thought about it, as i do now hearing them sing it. >> reporter: her voice gentle, her legacy is sweeping. no cause of death was given today, but in 2022, her spokesperson announced she was battling als. stars like jennifer hudson and are calling her o

clint eastwood lo despipidiÓ como un gran amigo, mientras entusiastas del cine recuerdan su legado. >ciÓ en 1986. en 1991 se casÓ con betsy, quien fue empresaria, pianista y su compaÑera de vida. jean viviÓ 95 aÑos y betsy 64. los resultados preliminares de las autopsias descartan cualquier indicio de trauma. pero las autoridades todavÍa esperan los resultados de toxicologÍa, los cuales pueden tomar varias semanas. aranza. >> betsy, estaremos al pendiente. muchas gracias por este reporte. familiares de los hermanos menÉndez confÍan en que la junta de libertad condicional de california no los vea como una amenaza y permita que salgan de la cÁrcel. as purgar 34 aÑos de prisiÓn por el asesinato de sus padres. sin embargo, dos primas de erik y lyle hablaron con edgar muÑoz y le dijeron que tambiÉn estÁn listas para aceptar una decisiÓn negativa. >> familiares de los hermanos menÉndez responden a noticias telemundo que estÁn preparados ante la posibilidad de que erik y lyle nunca salgan de la cÁrcel por el asesinato de sus padres en 1989. >> we would be foolish if we did not recognize that

and fellow acting great clint eastwood remembering his dear friend.r than gene. intense and instinctive. never a false note. >> art is the only language that is universal in this world. it's the only language that we all speak. art transcends the borders and walls of us all. and when people come out and are grateful for your contribution to that language, it shows a job well done. >> and it was a language hackman spoke so well in 2003. at 72 years old, hackman was honored with the cecil b demille lifetime achievement at the golden globes. >> i never wanted to be anything but an actor. george scott had a line in patton that i think is appropriate. god help me, i love it, i truly do. >> a life well lived. our thanks to mola. when we come back. >> ladies and gentlemen. >> kate hudson brought the magic to her breakout role in almost famous. how the actress and now singer says she's living life on singer says she's living life on her own termsstill have moderato severe ulcerative colitis... ...or crohn's disease symptoms after taking... ...a medication lik

. ♪ i thought the sun ♪ was in clint eastwood's 1971 movie "play misty for me."er version of the ballad a couple years earlier, but it wasn't until the song appeared in the film that flack became a sudden sensation. quickly following up with another smash. ♪ killing me softly with his song ♪ "killing me softly." the two songs made flack the first artist to ever win back-to-back grammys for record of the year. >> i love songs that, you know, have once upon a time, a beginning, a middle and an ending. >> reporter: flack's story began when she started playing piano at age 9, earning a full music scholarship to howard univsity when she was 15. ♪ just when i needed you ♪ one of the top artists of the '70s, in the '90s flack's music was introduced to a new generation. ♪ singing my life with his words ♪ when the fugees covered "killing me softly." >> i had the same kind of goosebumps, you know, when i sang it, performed it, recorded it, thought about it, as i do now when i hear the fugees sing it. >> reporter: her voice gentle, her legacy sweeping. no cause of death was

clint eastwood lo despidiÓ como un gran amigo, mientras entusiastas del ciÑe recuerdan su legado.>> muyera de vida. jean viviÓ 95 aÑos y betsy 64. bien. y las autoridades revelaron que los resultados preliminares de las autopsias descartan cualquier indicio de trauma. ademÁs, estÁn a la espera de los resultados de las pruebas de toxicologia, los cuÁles, dicen, pueden tardar varÍas semanas. julio. >> gracias, betsy vadell por los detalles de esta noticia. dos primas de los hermanos menÉndez hablan con noticias telemundo. nos revelan como llevan la lucha por su libertad y reaccionan a una nueva orden del gobernador de california. con casi 2 millones de seguidores en t tiktok, este sacerdote mexicano representa el rostro joven de la iglesia catolÓlica. vamos y venimos. >> quÉdese a mÁs de un mes de ser electo, el presidente donald trump darÁ un discurso ante el congreso. que tendrÁ que decir sobre la economÍa y inmigraciÓl gran nÚmero de deportaciones? la polÍtica internacional. una cobertura especial de noticias telemundo en vivo junto a julio vaqueiro y todo el anÁlisis. mensaje a la nac

. >> su segundo oÓscar vino con l pelÍcula de clint eastwood. >> this is the captain. >> siguiÓ trabajandon cariÑo a jackman, ademÁs, le encantaba volar. intentÓ ser pilotÓ ac acrobaÁtico por un tiempo. pintr tambiÉn estaba entrÉ sus pa pasatiempos. se jubilo a pr principios de los aÑos 2000. jackman y su pareja se mudaron a santa fe y allÍ continuo t trabajando como novelista p publicando su 5.o librÓ en 2013. una pasiÓn que se quedarÁ en los corazones de sus seguidores. la orden de registrÓ dice que las muertes son de naturaleza s suficientemente sospechosa como para requerir una investigaciÓn exhaustiva. >> mientras tanto, detenido un estadounidense que intentaba pasar un arsenal de armas por la frontera hacÍa tijuana. se cree que esta vinculado con un c cartel. iscurso ante el congreso. quÉ discurso ante el congreso. que tendrÁ que decir sobre la ec economÍa y los altos precios, la inmigraciÓn y el gran numero de deportaciones ? la polÍtica internacional. una cobertura especial de noticias telemundo en vivo. >> president of the united s states. >> junto a julio vaqueiro y todo el anaÁl

. >> her version the first time ever i saw your face becoming her first hit after clint eastwood asked to use it in his 1971 movie, play misty for me. it would go on to win a grammy. she would win four grammys in all. a fifth grammy for lifetime achievement. roberta flack died today at the age of 88, surrounded by family after a battle with als. >> our thanks to david. that's nightline for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> ruby franchi, the influencer who was convicted of abusing her own children. now her estranged husband and son. speak out. >> you feel like people. >> didn't actually know what really happened? do you still love her? >> the new interview. >> did you think your mom was a good mom? >> tomorrow morning on good morning america. now you can listen to a podcast version of with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off s

together quickly because the money is needed, i have said tom homan sometimes look like clint's, clint eastwood doing and needs the resources. i'm not sure how i feel, we can have a debate, give rich people gold cards and other people green cards. i'm just not sure i like that. there are a lot of poor people, a lot of working people who came here from other countries who turned out to kick butt and make our country a better place i don't want to give a bunch of entitled people gold cards to come into the country but that is for another day. >> judge jeanine: it requires that they invest in this country, and that's the difference. >> harold: they still shouldn't -- i'm still not sure -- >> dana: that's how you go and live in europe. >> judge jeanine: that is what european countries require. >> harold: should have an opportunity -- >> judge jeanine: they come here illegally, i have no problem. but if you are not invited and you come here, you don't deserve to be here. >> harold: rich people who are not citizens want to come at invest, you're fine with that -- >> judge jeanine: if they want to put

. >> steve: that was clint eastwood music, actually. >> ainsley: we talked at the top of the hour about this music belting out from someone's office. on our. >> brian: while i was on the radio. >> steve: i think it's when we were interviewing tom homan and mayor adams and kate, who is dana perino's assistant, her office is close to this person's office. and she rolls in there and she cracks up. she is just laughing because ariana grande is playing so loudly. and we did get an email from kelly and kelly said i think it's brian kilmeade. love you all. kelly, you are right. >> lawrence: what gave it away? >> so here is the moment of kate walking in to brian's office, it's -- beware, it is a little messy he revealed earlier. >> ainsley: he cleaned it up. >> steve: here is brian's office with the great ariana grande ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: can we talk about how did this happen? something on television triggered arianna. >> there is no way. >> it did. the tv often ignites. there is a whole world going on without me. >> steve: we don't hear the tv in there. we just heard her. steve. >> lawrence: tv s

>> it was in a clint eastwood movie and that's how that one started. and then back in 2022, that's when river to flag announced that she has been diagnosed with als and she could no longer saying she ended up dying at her home, surrounded by family at the age of 88. she will be messed. 10, 30 at the time right now. and we are checking out the weather this what is going to come in handy? >> 75th anniversary of kron swag. now the need that today, john owen, it's a good, cozy hoodie to. that's kind of what you want today. something that's cozy, something that's just going to, you know, get you back in the spirit of a day. that's not necessarily quite as sunny quite as warm as we were on saturday. >> although all in all 60's still feeling pretty good. you can see in san jose skies are definitely not as bright as they were over the weekend. we've got some passing clouds across the region earlier this morning, we had some showers on the central coast just south of the bay area and even some heavy mist in the future is lee spots here across the bay, too. noth

i was wearing noise canceling headphones for two hours yesterday watching juror number 2, the clint eastwoodause they cancel out all the extra sound you just hear the movie whereas the thinking in europe is canceling out that sound kind of limits your brain. >> retrains your brain auditory processing disorder 1% to 5% of the population where your hearing is okay but you can't ferret out muffled sounds -- seem muffled from a distance. supposedly according to these audiologists, because of these headphones, i talked to dr. tom rolland who is our expert in the inner ear nyu langone one or two in the country. no way, these noise canceling hheadphones are great like you said, steve. they help you. that's been used therapeutically for kids with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. >> steve: help them to focus. >> positive to helping you focus. in the downside is if you go above 80 decibels, can you cause headaches. can you cause dizziness. can you actually toledo hearing issues. so the key here is use them but don't use them at too high a level. >> steve: are they finding in the united kingdo

that was in a clint eastwood movie. oh, my gosh.ed that she was diagnosed with als and she could no longer saying she ended up dying at her home, surrounded by family roberta flack. flack. >> was 88 years old? i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> a 29 right now and we're checking out the weather. we could finally see a little something. we've got the live camera here in waller creek behind us where the fog has lifted. well, as going to say enough, we could you can see is the foothills of mount can see the actual interview. tell them. that's your view now right? want stray from jefferies wrote well. we

. >> was in a clint eastwood movie. that was famous.n roberta flack to announce that she was diagnosed with a l aston. she couldn't saying any she ended up dying, surrounded by her family. >> at the age of 88, which is a beautiful image to of her life. listen to some of her songs today. that would be a good thing to do. good thing to do. >> we'll be right back. would you be a superhero or a supervillain? hmm... superhero. superhero? ok. i joined the military for my kid. i was always gone. everyone's vaping, constantly. that's how a lot of people try to deal with mental issues. i was hooked like that. ♪♪ i caught my son trying to hit my vape. he's like a little me. he does everything that i do. that was it. i had to quit. californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. >> 9.29 right now we're checking out the weather for a monday and its been really foggy this morning. but we're getting there. i can see a little more an hour and a little morning job. yeah, this morning, those struggling to find any views outside just cause. you really

correspondent: and in 1992 of unforgiven he played a brutally violent sheriff opposite clint eastwooddept at comedy too as the manipulative lee charming father in the real tenant bonds and a staunchly traditional senator in the birdcage. gene hackman face the challenges of an aging actor. >> the older you get the top of the dialogue becomes. that part is becoming harder. i like it so much, that i find it harder to do now because i am a be more intent than i've ever been. correspondent: gene hackman was also a published author. he wrote five books from historical fictions to westerns. filmmakers of their love for gene hackman in online tributes. legendary director francis ford coppola posted gene hackman, a great actor inspiring and magnificent in his work and complexity. gene hackman was 95 years old. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. amna: still to come on the “newshour” -- education leaders face a deadline to cut diversity initiatives under new trump guidelines. the fda cancels a crucial meeting to update flu vaccines -- sparking concerns from health officials , and more pregnant

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s, resulting in his final academy award and a golden globe for playing little bob daggett in clint eastwood's unforgiven. 25 take out your pistols and shooting down like a mangy scott. really us? >> he retired at 78 years old with 2 academy awards and 4 golden globes after a career spanning decades with roles in more than 90 movies and tv shows the big screen legend spent his last years leaving a quiet life with his wife in santa fe, new mexico, where he painted and wrote novels at his ranch. >> 24 is the time we're hearing from the father of a 15 year-old boy who was stabbed at lc allen high school in santa rosa. that boy was stabbed several times during a fight at the school tuesday afternoon. his father tells us that his son christopher, was rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery, but he never got a call. the father never got a call from the school. he says his daughter actually heard about the stabbing from a friend. and then notified the dad. he got to the school nearly an hour after the stabbing. and even then he says no one could tell it going on. >> i was asking him why. know wh

and in unforgiven he played a brutally violent sheriff opposite clint eastwood.was adept at comedy, too. as the manipulative yet oddly charming father in the royal tenenbaum's. >> i haven't been here for years. john: and a staunchly traditional senator in the birdcage. as the years passed, he faced the challenges of an aging actor. >> the older you get, the tougher some of the dialogue becomes. you don't retain all of it. that part of it has become harder. i like it so much that i find it harder to do now because there may be more intent than i have ever been. john: hackman was also a published author. he wrote or cowrote five books, from historical fiction to westerns. filmmakers and fellow actors showed their love for hackman and his work in online tributes. legendary director francis ford coppola posted, gene hackman, a great actor, inspiring and then deficit in his work and complexity. gene hackman was 95 years old. for the pbs "news hour," i'm john yang. geoff: still to come on the "news hour," education leaders face a deadline to cut diversity initiatives u

s, resulting in his final academy award and a golden globe for playing little bob daggett in clint eastwood's unforgiven. 25 take out your pistols and shooting down like a mangy scott. really us? >> he retired at 78 years old with 2 academy awards and 4 golden globes after a career spanning decades with roles in more than 90 movies and tv shows the big screen legend spent his last years leaving a quiet life with his wife in santa fe, new mexico, where he painted and wrote novels at his ranch. >> president trump is threatening to impose tariffs on mexico and canada starting next week. he says they are a response to the fentanyl flowing in to the united states from across both e northern and southern borders. the 25% tariffs will take effect march 4th. the u.s. will also double the 10% tariffs on imports from china, canada and mexico are our nation's largest trading partners with hundreds of billions of dollars in goods flowing across the borders every year. experts say some people will feel the effects of these tariffs more than others. >> number is an example. you're building a house. you're

piano prodigy from an early age, flack was catapulted to fame in her 30's thanks, in part, to clint eastwood first time ever i saw your face ♪ ♪ amna: her cover of the first time ever i saw your face appeared in his 1971 movie "play misty for me," earning a grammy for record of the year. >> ♪ killing me softly with his song, killing me softly ♪ ♪ amna: she followed it up killing me softly in 1973, which also won the grammy. that made her the first artist to win back-to-back grammys for best record. reflecting on her hit more than 20 years later, flack spoke of her pride that the song endures. >> you can hear it all over the world to this day. so i am just so grateful that a song that i am associated with has lasted for over two decades. amna: those two decades have of course stretched to more than five. flack also used her platform to sing about racial and social issues throughout her career. in 2022, the singer announced she had als, commonly known as lou gehrig's disease, which left her unable to perform. roberta flack was 88 years old. still to come on the “news hour,” a center-right part

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s, resulting in his final academy award and a golden globe for playing little bob daggett in clint eastwood's unforgiven twenty-five's that take out your pistols and shooting down like a mangy scott. really us. >> he retired at 78 years old with 2 academy awards and 4 golden globes after a career spanning decades with roles in more than 90 movies and tv shows the big screen legend spent his last years living a quiet life with his wife in santa fe, new mexico, where he painted and wrote novels at painted and wrote novels at his ranch. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! —uh. —here i'll take that. [cheering] ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to 7 hours. ♪♪ >> all right. well, still tracking that accident along southbound want to one at south lagoon way happened in the early morning hours in south san francisco, causing quite a delay along 1, 2, 80. let's get a look at what's going on there. currently crews still working hard trying to get that really that was dama

prodigy from an early age, flack was catapulted to flame -- to fame in her 30s thanks in part to clint eastwoodhanie: her cover of "the first time ever i saw your face" appeared in his 1971 movie "play misty for me," earning a grammy for record of the year. ♪ she followed it up with "killing me softly" in 1973, which also won the grammy. that made her the first artist to win back-to-back grammys for best record. reflecting on her hit more than 20 years later, flack spoke of her pride that the song endures. roberta flack: you can hear it all over the world to this day. so i'm just so grateful that a song that i'm associated with has lasted for over two decades. stephanie: those two decades have, of course, stretched to more than five. roberta flack was 88 years old. still to come on the "news hour": a center-right party wins germany's elections, as the far right doubles its support; tamara keith and amy walter break down the latest political headlines, and black homeowners fear they could be priced out of their los angeles suburb after devastating wildfires. >> this is the "pbs news hour" from t

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it became a huge hit after being used in the clint eastwood movie play misty for me, which was filmedrmel. flack's music was introduced to a new generation thanks to the fugees and lauryn hill, whose cover of killing me softly topped the charts in 1996. in november, a representative announced that flack had als, commonly known as lou gehrig's disease, and could no longer sing. roberta flack had just turned 88 years old earlier this month. dion and spencer joining us today are talking about the extraordinary steps people are taking to offset the high price of eggs. dion, you showed us earlier in the newscast. people are scrambling to poach uh- supplies. you know, chickens to raise their own backyard chickens. but raising your own that's not as cheap or as over easy as you might think. up to $15,000 for a chicken run. yeah. i mean, i've had friends who have raised their own chickens and they love the experience. all of it. and of course, the perk of getting fresh eggs makes sense. >> let us not get cocky about. our chicken puns. but you know what? there's a good point to all of this is

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's resulting in his final academy award and a golden globe for playing little bob daggett in clint eastwood'sorgiven. 25 take out your pistols and shooting down like a mangy scott. really us? >> he retired at 78 years old with 2 academy awards and 4 golden globes after a career spanning decades with roles in more than 90 movies and tv shows the big screen legend spent his last years leaving a quiet life with his wife in santa fe, new mexico, where he painted and wrote novels at his ranch. >> fox 4 celebrates black history month. i'm gonna take you inside the world animation. we're gonna hear animation. we're gonna hear from the creator at pixar, got an itchy throat from allergies? claritin liquid provides powerful, all-day allergy relief in an instantly soothing liquid. for relief of even your most irritating symptoms, like an itchy throat. claritin liquid. live claritin clear.® >> a majority of californians do not have much confidence in the government's ability to respond to wildfires. that was just one of several findings from a new statewide poll just released hard to blame them. kron fou

s, resulting in his final academy award and a golden globe for playing little bob daggett in clint eastwood's unforgiven. 25 take out your pistols and shooting down like a mangy scott. really us? >> he retired at 78 years old with 2 academy awards and 4 golden globes after a career spanning decades with roles in more than 90 movies and tv shows, the big screen legend spent his last years living a quiet life with his wife in santa fe, new mexico, where he painted and wrote novels at painted and wrote novels at his ranch. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >> all right. we'll stay on top of this breaking news. a traffic collision, an oil spill on southbound 1, 1, at south lagoon way. this happened and the early 05:00am hours and now you have major backups along 1, so to get around that to 80 or 82 are going to be a best. but the look, people are already starting to take to 80. the service streets are pretty backed up from folks trying to get off of that. you can always get on the senate to bridge and go around again. you have to wait in traffic regardless. so if you can avo

unforgiven, he's opposite clint eastwood and morgan freeman, action movies. he's opposite will smith in enemy of the state, and the movie that i will always remember him for, because my freshman basketball coach at chantilly high school, mark wayne, quoted his speech about the baskets being ten feet high. wherever you go, norman dale in hoosiers, gene hackman was an actor for every occasion, for every film, and for every one. it didn't matter. his, in fact, opposite denzel washington in crimson tide. there's a story where women would stop him. black women would stop him in the grocery store and say, you the man that hit denzel. we don't like that. but that's who gene hackman was. everybody loved the gene hackman movie. he will be sorely missed. >> he really will. and everybody has one that they love. or 3 or 4. and it is just such a he is such an emblem of a time in the film industry where you could have a six decade career and play all of these types of characters. so many of the movies we love that he's in probably wouldn't even get made anymore. >> yeah. y

but speaking of those two oscars, that he did win, one of his oscars came from clint eastwood, and we got a statement from him. i know we are out of time, but he said there was no finer actor than gene, and he said he was also a dear friend whom i will miss very much. >> elizabeth wagmeister, thank you so much for the reporting. we are still standing by for breaking news to come out of the white house. >> that's right, president trump and british prime minister keir starmer will be holding a joint press conference soon. there, the u.k. leader here for crucial talks on ukraine is hoping to get a clear american commitment to ukrainian security as part of any peace deal with russia. >> today's oval office sitdown could set the stage for ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, who will hold his own talks at the white house with donald trump tomorrow, potentially signing off on a deal that would give the u.s. access to his country's valuable natural resources. some rare earth minerals, though some key questions remain. cnn's jeff zeleny is live for us at the white house. jeff, what are we

clint. >> eastwood, as. >> hoover, working for the attorney. >> general, mitchell palmer, and. >> he deportsen. >> emma goldman. >> something that's. >> incredibly illegal, except a mitchell. palmer was the lawful attorney general of the united states. >> appointed by the elected president, woodrow wilson. >> elon musk is a private citizen. he has no legal standing to do what he is doing. >> he is. >> doing things that are patently illegal, gutting usaid, getting access to federal data over taking control of the treasury's payroll department. all of these things are things that he cannot do. those are illegal things. and we have a situation where a private citizen now is effectively the most powerful person in the country. he is more powerful. >> than the president. >> united states, and unlike a president who works in consultation with the congress and the constitution, elon musk. >> is working. >> in. >> consultation with nobody. >> yeah, we. >> saw the democrats vocally responding. your view to where that fits in? i mean, jon stewart had a riff this week about how basically the democrats

. >> one in unforgiven with, uh, you know, with morgan freeman and clint eastwood.layed everyone in everything. and he will be sorely missed. just the aura of gene hackman was enough to make you say, okay, i'm in for a treat. whenever he touched the screen. >> yeah, it was always like, oh, okay, this is a real movie. this is this is a serious project. if gene hackman is in it. and i think too, we didn't get to it in the piece. but the royal tenenbaums sticks out as well. >> yeah, he could do drama. he could do comedy. he played bad guys. he even played parts in movies that didn't do that well. i loved him in a movie called the quick and the dead with sharon stone and leonardo dicaprio. but there isn't anything that gene hackman wasn't a part of that didn't make you laugh or make you think, or make you cry, or make you look at the screen and see these characters that he played and you believe. i believe he was lex luthor in those early superman opposite christopher reeve. and again, as i keep saying, a movie that he was in. there's a costar that he played opposite th

hackman won his second oscar for his role in clint eastwood's 1992 western unforgiven. >> when he fires that, take out your pistols and shoot him down like a mangy scoundrel. he is. >> known for his more intimidating roles. he was also beloved for his comedic ones. >> are you getting divorced? >> it doesn't look good. >> i've loved every. >> minute of my career, i really have. >> then in the early 2000, hackman quietly retired from hollywood. >> nothing. there's no script in front of you. no one's calling gene hackman. >> no. >> it's probably all over. >> jensen huang. >> and of course, here in santa fe, investigators behind me at the sheriff's department are now running yet another high profile investigation. this was the same team that investigated the fatal shooting on the set of the movie rust involving alec baldwin. we just got some new information in from the sheriff's department. they say that both on gene hackman as well as his wife. autopsies have been performed. at this point, they determined there's no sign of external trauma. they say that carbon monoxide and toxicology test

meanwhile, tributes are pouring in for the two time academy award winner clint eastwood. actor than gene. he was also a dear friend whom i'll miss very much. and bill murray, who costarred with hackman in the royal tenenbaums, speaking out. >> guy was really, really good. so goodbye, gene. >> i hope. >> you're well. >> wherever you are. >> now, according to the search warrant, deputies say there's no signs of forced entry into the home. and while there is no sign of trauma to the bodies, officials say that they are actively collecting any kind of sharp or blunt objects in the home that could be used as a weapon. as for the medical investigators, they're not commenting, but they are conducting a full autopsy, which should hopefully determine the cause of death in the coming weeks. back to you. >> liz creutz. thanks. turning now to growing alarm as cases of measles spread across the country, the latest an infant in washington state bringing the number of states now reporting these cases to ten. let's bring in nbc news correspondent sam brock. and, sam, you just got an updat

. >> her music gained little attention until clint eastwood asked to use one of her songs ever. >> i saw. your face. >> the film play misty for me pushed the first time ever. i saw your face to number one and scored flack her first grammy. >> when i first heard the words killing me softly with his song, just the sound of those words together had had such magic for me. >> she recorded more than 20 albums throughout her five decade career, with hit singles like feel like making love. >> that's the time. >> i feel like. >> making love. too good. >> the balladeer also tackled social and political issues, like in the song tryin times. >> these are trying. times. >> nominated for 14 grammys and a winner of four. flack is also known for her humanitarian efforts. she advocated for music education for underprivileged youth. flack suffered from a stroke in 2016. she recovered and continued performing in 2022. the killing me softly singer was diagnosed with als and retired. flack didn't fulfill her early dream of becoming a concert pianist. but her classically trained approach helped her charte

years as a school teacher before her song the first time ever i saw your face was featured in the clint eastwood play misty with me, and launched her worldwide fame and a grammy. just one year later, she became the first artist to win record of the year twice in a row for her hit romantic ballad killing me softly. some of my favorite songs came from her collaboration with none other than donny hathaway. like this classic where is the love? >> where is the love? is the love? where is the love? where is the love? >> i can't tell you how often that song played in my house growing up. she recorded 20 albums over her five decade career and became known for her ability to interpret songs through her own unique point of view. the first time i saw her face, let alone heard her voice. roberta has soundtracked more love stories than her fans can count. whether she was asking, in fact, where is the love? or telling you tonight she celebrate her love for you. or the closer she get to you and feel like making love. she set the night to music. a star in her own right. she also helped inspire the careers of co

morgan freeman and in in a western with clint eastwood, you were transfixed. it didn't matter where you saw gene hackman. he went with everything. just like vanilla ice cream goes with peach. >> cobbler. >> chocolate cake. or whatever you like. >> yeah. >> i mean, it's. >> it's so. diverse in. >> so many ways. i mean, mississippi burning to. superman to the poseidon tragedy. >> i mean, there's. >> so many. what do you think his. >> legacy is? >> oh, his legacy is. >> a working actor. >> it his legacy is you keep. putting in the time and people are going to notice. this is a man whose career didn't really get going until he was in his 30s. right? until he was opposite warren beatty, another. legend in bonnie and clyde. hollywood started to take notice. so for young actors out there, or anyone struggling in their profession. gene hackman was that every man, your next door neighbor who wasn't blessed with. the movie star? good looks of a george clooney. or an errol flynn or brad pitt or denzel washington. but he worked, and he left a legacy, and he won awards for

. >> her music gained little attention until clint eastwood asked to use one of her songs, ever. >> i saw. >> your face. >> the film play misty for me pushed the first time ever i saw your face to number one and scored flack her first grammy. >> when i first heard the words killing me softly with his song, just the sound of those words together had had such magic for me. >> she recorded more than 20 albums throughout her five decade career, with hit singles like feel like making love. >> that's the time. i feel. like making love. to you. >> the balladeer also tackled social and political issues like in the song tryin times. >> these are trying. >> times nominated for 14 grammys and a winner of four. flack is also known for her humanitarian efforts. she advocated for music education for underprivileged youth. flack suffered from a stroke in 2016. she recovered and continued performing in 2022. the killing me softly singer was diagnosed with als and retired. flack didn't fulfill her early dream of becoming a concert pianist, but her classically trained approach helped her charter her ow

of course, as clint eastwood told the now late great gene hackman in unforgiven, deserve's got nothingan yesterday in that sense. nvidia, long one of my faves, is now wrongly regarded as a loser. but let's talk about what nvidia, the real company does. its chips, its software, what they do. let's get into one of the use cases, not just talk about china. something that i hope will come at nvidia's gtc conference, the equivalent of woodstock for all things ai next month. i think that the use cases for their chips are huge, although who knows how much that matters when the company's in the crosshairs of potential tariffs. but enough about china. let me tell you what nvidia can accomplish in the right hands. let's take these one by one. i like classical music. i'm not a big fan of tchaikovsky, and i don't mind prokofiev, but when i ask amazon alexa to play tchaikovsky's beautiful violin concerto number two, i do expect her to put it on. no. she constantly confuses tchaikovsky and prokofiev, but alexa is the one dimensional child not worth paying for if you can't get the composers right. th