>> and there are the angles that get bent. >> jimmy: that is "escape from dannemora."> jimmy: they got caught. >> we knew it had an ending. that's kind of what i liked about it, this amazingly finite story, and it all happened over the course of six months where they started this attempt, and created this relationship with tilley, which is patrigs yecia arquette's character. >> jimmy: bonnie hunt was amazing. and you got 12 emmy nominations. did the guys who beat you in tennis know you got 12 emmy nominations for this? >> oh, yeah. they really cared. >> jimmy: i'm sure. you won the dga award for best director. >> yeah. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: that's from the other directors. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you like not having to act in something? >> yes! because everything i directed up to now i'd been in, and it was such a relief not to have to deal with me, know what i mean? >> jimmy: it must make it so much harder. >> when you go to edit you have to look at yourself, which is, it's painful. so i was really excited to be able to work with these actors. i've known patri

we want to show you a little bit of "escape at dannemora." let's take a look. >> what's this?> you made these for me? >> wow. what a wild story. >> she got so deep inside that character. >> yeah. patricia -- all the actors really didn't worry about making the characters likable at all. these are people who did some really bad things but they just played them as human beings. that's what was interesting, the human relationships that develop in these situations if you're incarcerated. there's still going to be the same wants and desires that everybody has and how people kind of, you know, move past that or overcome that. >> great stuff. congratulations. >> congratulations. really good. >> great to see you. >> thank you. >> "escape at dannemora" is available on showtime streaming and now over to ginger. hey, ginger. >> hey, michael. >>> how about we do this, i love to show you some of the clouds that have been around. these are one of my favorite types. i want to point your eye to the top this. a mammatus cloud in presque isle, wisconsin, often happening just after storms. it's a