. >> guido: coppola did a good movie for sure. >> anthony: coppola.looks completely different than the show we did last week? it's nice if you really, really liked last week's show. but i'm not going to do that one again. certainty is my enemy, you know. i'm all about doubt. i started doing this late in life. i can't say that i'm evolving or maturing or doing anything differently. same dick i was 13 years ago. ♪ ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪

filmmakers like francis ford coppola, michael cimino and oliver stone recreated modern war with a visionhat was grippingly realistic, but sometimes surreal. with narrator mathew modine, we'll see the tradition of telling war stories is as old as conflict itself in "the combat film." (heavy breathing) (thumping of heart beating) (explosion) ah, you'll live, smitty. you just trip wired a mine. they're not made to kill ya', just to castrate ya'. (narrator) you've seen him in every war film. he's the guy that's wet behind the ears, facing fear by himself in an agony that is both terrifying and exhilarating. (gunfire) (dramatic music playing) (narrator) it is this experience that combat film tries to recreate for the audience. (buzzing of flies) you're on point. me? no friendlies out there. got a full load. (narrator) from world war i to vietnam, hollywood has rendered portraits of the brutal life of the combat grunt. (bugle playing) (narrator) it all started in world war i. that was different from any war before or since. william wellman's "wings" was the first movie to win an academy award

. >> guido: coppola did a good movie for sure. >> anthony: coppola. he didn't -- it up. >> guido: no. >> anthony: no. >> guido: no. ♪ >> anthony: how do we make a show that looks completely different than the show we did last week? it's nice if you really, really liked last week's show. but i'm not going to do that one again. certainty is my enemy, you know. i'm all about doubt. i started doing this late in life. i can't say that i'm evolving or maturing or doing anything differently. same dick i was 13 years ago. ♪ ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ >> mo: what do you think he did, i mean, in terms of the impact on television. >> andy: yeah. >> mo: it's so multifaceted? >> andy: sure. i think that prior to tony on television, food tv, such as it was, and travel tv such as it was were both essentially service based

coppola. to gabrielle businessthe s flash.sk announced his hyperloop test tunnel will open in less than two months. in the losbegins angeles area. it is unclear what sort of transport they will use to achieve top speeds of 760 miles per hour. a new book has come out that talks about five years of missed opportunities at lulu. it is argued that they went to rivals like nike and under armour appeared china's attempts to find new investors. bloomberg has learned that the capital management are in talks stake here china has been looking for investors since losing control earlier this year. they put the former chairman in jail. that is the latest "bloomberg business flash." still struggling with the loss of a key customer, missed expect haitians about toys "r" us. retailers are not adding an of toys to fill the void left by toys "r" us. that is what the tea -- a ceo -- ceo of hasbro said. when you look at year-over-year sales growth, they had a decline in the third quarter, a big part due to a 7% drop which was largely tied to toys

the immigration issue ultimately needs to be an area where we work together and meet together and coppola's those pillars i talked about earlier that i think lead to legalization. lead to a pathway where we coalesce into our culture. moderator: we're going to take another quick break. closing statements from both when we return. rep. harris: most republicans claim to agree on the big issues. fewer regulations and a strong national defense. not much seems to ever get done. the only way to change things in congress is to change who we send there. let's tell the career politicians we've had enough. we the people are pagan over. -- taking over. >> coming up at the top of the hour we will go from north carolina to new jersey for their 11th congressional district debate between democrat and republican in a debate to take the seat of retiring republican rodney frelinghuysen. we will show that here on c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> with election day less than a month away and control of congress in question, see the competition for yourself on c-span. watch the debate from key ho

. >> zach: did we want to shoot that in a very controlled -- like something coppola would have shot orm? >> helen: you know, we did this trailer for the french alps episode. like a john ck movie trailer. >> anthony: next shot is him like this going ahh! ♪ >> helen: why would we do -- like on cnn we're showing this? >> erik: we did things on the show that were unbelievable. >> josh: but, that can get expensive. >> nick: are we talking about budgets? next question. >> mo: what's a budget? ♪ >> helen: tony had no concept of what our budgets were like. >> chris: budgets? he didn't even know at a budget was. >> lydia: he probably never even thought about budgets. >> chris: no. >> lydia: no. >> chris: not for a second. >> anthony: how much is it? is it expensive ough? >> eric: oh, yeah. anthony: >> yeah. >> lydia: you know, the budget only stayed at a certain level, >> chris: it was greater. >> lydia: it was greater. >> faulkner: when i first started working on these shows, it is essentially it was a case and a half of beer per person. this has gradually changed over time. [ sighs ] >> jeff:

boost his campaign and there was supposed to be all kinds of special effects run by francis ford coppola he had a chrome key and the chrome key didn't work. >> it turned into a fiasco. >> it looks very spacey. new-agy. it looks like the thing that governor moonbeam would put on the air. think he finishes with about 10% in wisconsin he says on the spot, that's it. i'm out of the race, i'm done. >> brown returned to sacramento, but in 1982, as his second term was winding down, he made a decision to run again. not for governor, not for president, but the united states senate. >> i was a little tired of being governor, at that point in my life i was looking for a little more excitement than the day to day. this has a lot of drudgery to it you got to show up. you got to preside. a lot of it is just being there. and you're the symbolic embodiment of the state. so that gets tedious. >> i don't think he wanted to be a senator. he didn't have the fire in the belly. he served as governor. he had a run for president, he had a lot of scars as you accumulate in politics. and i think it just was not m

i'm working with someone who's worked with francis coppola on a film. it's a film that's based on a french novel that casts trans women in traditional female roles. one of our stars living at a women's place -- i could give her name -- i can give her first name on request, documented, mexican immigrant, extremely fine person, her hair was cutoff in the middle of the night without warning. now that obviously changes how we approach the project for a film. another woman that i know, not actually really trans, but nonbinary, lesbian, was harassed out of women's place over alleged sexual rivalries. this is a woman that i know, and i know her extremely well. i appreciate everything you're doing. i appreciate the progressive stand of the supervisors, not just progressives, but of san francisco leadership as a whole. down in the streets, it's real bad, real bad, and people are suffering. i live in an s.r.o., i'm safe, but i'm just appealing to you, do what you can and focus on women's places above all. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >

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six times south american champions boca juniors a series in the semifinals of this year's coppola better though it is the argentinian team are up against quotas eight zero in the second leg of their quarterfinal match result or scored first but then had to play a sent off for a second yellow card because christian left it until deep into stoppage time before equalizing it finished one won but buckle went through three one on aggregate they'll play pomade us for a place in the final. internationally to committee says it has no information on alleged cyber attacks by the russian military against sports organizations on thursday the us department of justice charge seven russians for hacking of among other organizations the i.o.c. anti doping agency's analytic athletes we know that. we have been the target of numerous attacks and as a result of these so we have constantly improve our defense system for cyber security and again we are waiting there for information from the different security services orbach was speaking ahead of the uther lympics in one aside as which will also see some speci

let's hear more from frances coppola, independent banking expert.but, with the provision and one onto other things they did, like setting aside another set of money for ppi and is well in ireland for legacy debts, adding those in it not the problem is down a bit and they come in below what people are expecting and that has upset the markets but this is brexit reality starting to bite because for the first time you have a major bank self insuring against the possibility of an economic downturn after brexit and people being unable to pay their debts and this is quite worrying. it isa debts and this is quite worrying. it is a type of self—insurance, you can regard a viking insurance policy and there are saying they will subsidise money to cover us there are saying they will subsidise money to cover us in the event of consumers having a bad time after brexit and being unable to afford to pay their mortgages and consumer debts. it is interesting because the results are quite positive. berkeley the other day, metro bank all bringing in positive numbers de