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moments, and there's a great moment in goodfellas when ray liotta takes lorraine bracco into the copacabanathat. was that hard to orchestrate? well, yes. however, we used the real copa, we used the real lobby and back area and through the kitchen. we would go in at rehearsal and say, "i need this here, "i need this here, i need this here," and i had the main actors — i had ray and lorraine — and even the real maitre d' of the copa, who — we sees him slip him some money, gets him the table. you pan over and the table comes by. when i used to go to the copa, that's what it was. you know, we always thought you had great ringside seats to see the show and just before the show started, three orfour tables would fly in the air, right in front of you. big wise guys would come and sit in front of you. laughs. you couldn't see a thing and you couldn't say anything! so, they did a beautifuljob. well, it was a really magical moment. look, martin scorsese, thank you so much for doing this interview. thank you. i really appreciate it. thank you. hello. although storm babet is now easing away, we'll cont

. >> habÍan siete cadÁveres allÍ cerca del hotel copacabana. estamos contando los muertos apenas.a con una planta de agua que relacionarÁ cuatro recipientes de agua por familias. aquÍ hay una cifra que se me queda, alejandro. 7000 despensa que enviado el gobierno federal y hay 1.000.000 de personas aquÍ. son 7000 despensas que han sido repartidas. sin embargo, llegarÍan otras 7000 para este millÓn de personas. el gobierno planea cerrar los accesos vehiculares y las salidas de acapulco, porque estÁn obstruyendo la llegada de esta ayuda humanitaria. tambiÉn bancos internacionales estÁn asÍ nos sus donativos a travÉs de la secretarÍa de hacienda. el gobierno dice que esto estarÍa aportÁndolo para las comunidades pobres y alejadas de la costera. el gobierno quiere monopolizar la llegada de ayuda que va en contra de la tradiciÓn humanitaria y solidaria de mÉxico. es un asunto que tenemos que seguir de cerca. fuimos hoy a una comunidad a 30 km. nos encontramos en el trayecto a gente que trataba de tener los automÓviles. nosotros nos paramos en una comunidad donde habÍan 50 personas impl

. - at the other end of the spectrum, the upscale neighborhoods of copacabana and ipanema showcase rio's inherent beach culture. since wearing a bathing suit is a way of life here, cariocas glorify their bodies like nowhere else. (mylene mizrah) the body in brazil is something that you have to show, be it with clothes or without. - with all its contrasts and contradictions, rio is nothing short of fascinating and it isn't hard to see why its popularity keeps on growing. - when the portuguese first arrived in 1565, they mistakenly took this bay for a river, hence the city's current name. at the time, the place was a thick jungle mastered only by natives. four centuries later, enclosed in a sea of eleven million people, what remains of this jungle is the largest urban forest in the world, named the tijuca national park. (vitor marigo) tijuca forest nowadays, it's surrounded by city, but when they came, it was obviously one big thing. nowadays you have limits for the national park, it's not everything, but it should probably be quite a shocking image that they got when they came here. (vito

some people at the demonstration near the famous copacabana beach held signs and banners saying "no toey. thousands of people turned out in one of the main square waving both turkish and palestinian flags. the demonstration was organised by three turkish political parties. thousands of moroccans have protested against israel's actions in gaza in the biggest such rally since the country normalised ties with israel. crowds stretching for two kilometres and marched through the capital rabat chanting "down with zionism" and "free palestine". some protestors stamped on israeli and american flags. finally to the netherlands. thousands marched through the streets of amsterdam in support of palestinians. "stop the attack on gaza" one of the slogans on placards there. planes also flew overhead, one trailing the message "shalom, salam", the word "peace" in hebrew and arabic respectively. as we've been hearing, the israeli prime minister has told the first meeting of his emergency cabinet that his country's forces are ready at any moment to demolish hamas. the israeli military says it's awaiting

. ♪ oh mandy ♪ >> reporter: "mandy ", "looks like we made it," and copacabana. he performed more times in las vegas than elvis presley. ♪ it's a miracle ♪ >> reporter: all of this came as a huge surprise to bauer bare. >> i didn't understand why anybody would like what i was doing on that stage. >> reporter: what's your theory? >> i have never figured it out. >> reporter: really? >>> i never figured it out. >> reporter: but maybe we should start at the beginning. here in the women'sberg neighborhood of brooklyn, new york, in the fourth floor walk-up where he came of age. >> right there was my little bedroom up there. >> reporter: wow! were you poor? >> oh, yeah. i had nothing. this is it. what's you're looking at, beyond poor. these are not good memories, i want you to know. these are not good memories. >> reporter: but then his stepfather, willie, entered the picture. >> he brought a stack of albums that may as well have been a stack of gold because i have never heard music like that from broadway musicals, classical music, jazz and pop singers. willie got me a

and the favelas were it was interesting because someone tried to rob me in copacabana beach, but whent more safe. it's very strange now, obviously , very strange now, obviously, north korea and china would be tempting for the future. >> is there any way you wouldn't go anywhere? >> i wouldn't go. uh, london on. no, i'm joking. >> yeah, you're. you're a wise man. listen, what do your family , your loved ones think of these trips? >> they must be worried sick . >> they must be worried sick. >> they must be worried sick. >> yeah. initially initially, they were a little bit worried , they were a little bit worried, but now they watch the youtube videos , and there has been times videos, and there has been times where i've told them that i'm going to dubai for a holiday. but in fact, i've went to somalia . somalia. >> yeah. what about your travel insurance? >> how expensive is that ? uh, >> how expensive is that? uh, i don't have travel insurance that might sound crazy, but i don't have travel insurance now , it have travel insurance now, it doesn't surprise me. i've got to say, you've got

and the favelas were it was interesting because someone tried to rob me in copacabana beach, but whenfelt more safe. it's very strange now, obviously , very strange now, obviously, north korea and china would be tempting for the future. >> is there any way you wouldn't go anywhere? >> i wouldn't go. uh, london on. no, i'm joking. >> yeah, you're. you're a wise man. listen, what do your family , your loved ones think of these trips? >> they must be worried sick . >> they must be worried sick. >> they must be worried sick. >> yeah. initially initially, they were a little bit worried , they were a little bit worried, but now they watch the youtube videos , and there has been times videos, and there has been times where i've told them that i'm going to dubai for a holiday. but in fact, i've went to somalia . somalia. >> yeah. what about your travel insurance? >> how expensive is that ? uh, >> how expensive is that? uh, i don't have travel insurance that might sound crazy, but i don't have travel insurance now , it have travel insurance now, it doesn't surprise me. i've got to say, you've