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>> dame judy dench, her contemporary an equal, was a lifelong friend. >> you are always asked first,y say so. >> i am turning on you now. >> it is all coming out now. >> that wit and humor became her trademark. a scene stealer in downton abbey. >> of course, i will have the weekend. >> we will discuss this later, we must not bore the ladies. >> what is a week end? >> have you ever watched downton? [laughter] >> i've got the box set. >> witty to the end. >> what is it you need? >> time, professor, as much as you can get me. >> amongst the many tributes, daniel radcliffe called her a legend with a fierce intellect and gloriously sharp tongue. micchelle said there was no one quite like maggie. the king tonight said the curtain has gone down on a national treasure. caitriona: dame maggie smith there, who has died at the age of 89. let's return to our top story. the major israeli attacks on beirut. joining me now from beirut is our correspondent anna foster. we are seeing in the last little while from the idf, evacuation calls for specific buildings in southern beirut. what is the situati

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>> but you wouldn't give dame judi dench a fist bump, would you?would you? i might give you a fist bump, but the fist bump actually started from boxers touching their gloves before the match. it's a it's a sign of respect. yeah. >> i do wonder whether if we say the word fist one more time, we may fall off air. so here's the thing, reem. what do you think about this? i think this boss is not racist, is he? but he is. david brent. >> he is david brent. he's clearly not as cool as i think he might come across to be. i think what's really interesting about that is that we seem to be so snowflakey when it comes to a lot of these ideas. a fist bump is great. it's cool, it's a bit cringe, but i think it's pretty great. >> yeah, i mean, it started dunng >> yeah, i mean, it started during the pandemic because of course it stopped covid in its tracks, didn't it? >> yes, it entirely stopped covid because if you fist bump, it means that you're not breathing into each other. i do think that there seems to be this kind of sort of instinct to call a lot of things

>> but you wouldn't give dame judi dench a fist bump, would you?would you? i might give you a fist bump, but the fist bump actually started from boxers touching their gloves before the match. it's a it's a sign of respect. yeah. >> i do wonder whether if we say the word fist one more time, we may fall off air. so here's the thing, reem. what do you think about this? i think this boss is not racist, is he? but he is. david brent. >> he is david brent. he's clearly not as cool as i think he might come across to be. i think what's really interesting about that is that we seem to be so snowflakey when it comes to a lot of these ideas. a fist bump is great. it's cool, it's a bit cringe, but i think it's pretty great. >> yeah, i mean, it started dunng >> yeah, i mean, it started during the pandemic because of course it stopped covid in its tracks, didn't it? >> yes, it entirely stopped covid because if you fist bump, it means that you're not breathing into each other. i do think that there seems to be this kind of sort of instinct to call a lot of things

so the fess there with dame judi dench and joan plowright. maggie smith leaves behind a legacy as one of britain's most recognizable actresses. >> 2 sons, 5 grandchildren. she's 89 years old. why do i care about paper so much? because my life and career were built on them. auditions, headshots, boxed wine... i mean, the least i can do is keep it around. [angelic sound] see, she gets it. ethan! empty, flatten, then recycle. i'm a papertarian, sue me. and you can recycle those papers too. let's go gary! [ struggling ] ok. what, you don't get fan mail? >> and now kron 4 sports. well, we're just a few weeks into the nfl season, but sunday's game is already a very important one for the forty-niners, the red and gold. >> hosting the new england patriots after dropping their last 2 games to fall to one and 2, we do have some good news to report on the injury front. george kittle and brought pretty both full participants in practice today. they're both good to go for sunday. meanwhile, deebo samuel actually practiced in a limited capacity leaving the

to be voiced by dame judy dench or john cena? openai after the chatbot that sounded like scarlet johanssen. >>> we are watching for fresh comments from governor michelle bowman. we are watching a manhattan courtroom today as caroline ellison is sentenced for her role in the ftx collapse. she is facing 110 years for the charges she pleaded guilty to last november. >>> one last check of the u.s. stocks futures with the stocks set to open up deep in negative territory. jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon is speaking with our colleagues in india earlier today. >> the bond markets are pricing in a soft landing. you also look at the stock markets are generally very high and bond spreads are very low. that is goldilocks. >> joining me now is morgan stanley chief wealth analyst. >> good morning, frank. >> i'm not going to make a habit of paraphrasing jamie dimon. >> they're priced for the soft landing. >> what does it mean going forward? it sounds if anything happens, we could see a selloff or a dip. do you agree we need everything to go right to k

various things, and then when you ask the chat bot something, it will reply to you, but it will be dame judi dench> you want it there? >> you want it there? >> you want it there? >> you go. well, she's far too busy for it. she's got far too busy for it. she's got far too busy getting this gig. i think she's busy with meta, isn't she. yeah, yeah. so how do it 89. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's great to get a gig at that age, isn't it? i think you know, going. >> i bet it's good money as well. >> i would think so, yeah. but i wonder what things she has to physically say if she goes into a voiceover booth, does she have to say various different things that they can then adapt into? l, that they can then adapt into? i, i don't know if it'll be all her or not. >> it's actually more exhausting than it sounds. i mean, you've done loads of this stuff. i narrated a couple of my earlier books and just spending a week on my own in a darkened room . on my own in a darkened room. well, obviously with the team around me, but with in a darkened booth reading out books. it's quite exhausting. it's physically exhaustin

experiences in 1970s in the london stage was when he played macbeth opposite another favourite dame judi dench some roles by paul scofield, who was superb. sir david suchet i mean magnetic presence on stage and of course, on the small screen as poirot. so many of my mother loves poirot . poirot. >> she loves that. oh, he's. richard, this has gone really quick. your time's up. that's not true. fascinating discussion. thanks for coming. great pleasure . brilliant chap. great pleasure. brilliant chap. coming up next, we've got right versus it's time now for right versus left with russell quirk and my old mucker stephen pound. he's back in the chair. we've got the yes no quiz coming up later stephen. yes. so yes a few weeks backi stephen. yes. so yes a few weeks back i sat here and the legend in his own lunchtime. matthew stadlen sat over there , and he stadlen sat over there, and he ianed stadlen sat over there, and he invited me to notting hill carnival. he said, it's a great family event, lots of fun, lots of multiculturalism, lots of, you know , diversity there. but you know, diversity there.

meta platform is announcing it has deals with dame judy dench and others. feature will offer users the option to select from the celebrity voices or a gentlemeric voice. openai offered the similar chatbot when scarlet johansson's voice was used. >> you can get princess ana. ♪ let it go ♪ >> i would not know kristen bell's voice. >> you haven't watched "frozen." i watch it every day. >> are you getting the kristen bell podcast er or the "frozen" voice? >> you may not think princess ana every time you see her. >> scarle, it wscarle, it was g h.e.r. >> you watch joker. >> because i'm on a plane. i watch "curb your enthusiasm." cheryl hines. mrs. kennedy. >> that's a story. >> you take us down the rabbit hole. >> one thing leads to another. it's all linked. >>> we are watching shares of levi's strauss. they teased a collaboration with beyonce. the country album titled "levi's jon jeans." >>> when we come back, the ceo of novo nordisk will testify on capitol hill. >>> as we head to break, look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers. bo >> announcer: executive

. >> well, she's from that generation as well of dame judi dench and dame joan collins. then eventually she got her big break in film. and from that she had hit after hit after hit. but i mean, she's known as well for her comedic timing and her dry wit. and obviously downton abbey . wit. and obviously downton abbey. and in the harry potter movies, we saw that sister act and many more. and also her films will live on forever, much longer. after her and the tributes have been pouring in. >> rishi sunak said. an icon of the stage and screen, of course , the stage and screen, of course, gyles brandreth, who'd been a friend of hers for many, many decades , said the saddest news decades, said the saddest news one of the greats. it marks the end of a truly golden era. >> yes, and whoopi goldberg, who worked with her alongside her and sister act. she also said that dame maggie was one of a kind and that she was so lucky to have worked with her, so i guess she'll have so many fond memories. like many others who maybe never got to meet her, but got to watch her from their homes, i

where you parked your car, and a digital assistant that can respond to questions in the voice of dame judi denchyou want to talk to a bot all day? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> well i know, but also and i'll tell you why. chatgpt for example, there was a survey done in california at the university of california, san diego , which of california, san diego, which said chatting to chatgpt was more effective than chatting to your gp, not only because you can get an appointment quickly, but it's more sensitive, more empathetic, it's got more knowledge. and if you can imagine every doctor having access to the world's leading authorities on their desktop, so you could share that information, how powerful is that? >> is more empathetic than a i'm not. >> but the people in university and absolute they tested it independently. >> well, that's just depressing. why even have relationships with human beings ? human beings? >> but emily, i suppose, why not just talk to a bot? >> well, people do. >> well, people do. >> yes, there is that this stuff, this this sort of magic stuff, this this sort of magic stuff is being

and they all, you know, those actresses you said you met her with dame judi dench. one liners. she could just do it with a look, couldn't she? >> oh , yes. oh, yes. those looks >> oh, yes. oh, yes. those looks were something else. i mean, you know, i mean, i think, you know , know, i mean, i think, you know, there's one particular story which i can't tell you where she was really rude about a fellow actor and the witticisms of this line was just fantastic. but i thought i can't say because, you know, you'd be off the air. i'd be, i'd be murdered in a street corner somewhere. no, it wouldn't be fair, because the person is still alive. but, you know, there was a joy in everything she said and went for it was just. and it wasn't it, it was just. and it wasn't it, it wasn't, but it was quite strong, you know, and i think the person that i'm referring to when i, when i see you on your own, i'll tell you both who it is. >> you know, i think it's a perfect moment to end on the delight of knowing that most of what she said off camera is unrepeatable. i think is pretty fabul

she belonged to a generation of british stars like judy dench who later in life called themselves the damest try and do it privately. geoff: this dame was knighted by queen elizabeth in 1990. maggie smith was 89 years old. stephanie: still to come on the "news hour," we break down the presidential candidates' competing proposals to counteract crime and gun violence. jonathan capehart and danielle pletka weigh in on the latest headlines from the campaign trail. and author danzy senna's new novel, "colored television," uses fiction and humor to spotlight difficult realities of american life. >> this is the pbs news hour from the david m. rubenstein studio from weta in washington and from the west at walter cronkite school of university at arizona state university. geoff: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is heading back to his home country after a busy week of meetings with leaders in the u.s. his final sit-down was with former president donald trump whose current bid for president holds high stakes for u.s. support for ukraine. stephanie sy has more. stephanie: former president trump a