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they can't tell who it was. >> he said his friend denzel wade was also going to get a swastika tattoo>> we were both going to get one. >> wade was going to get a swastika? >> yeah. >> he asked me did i want one while he was doing it. no, i don't know why you're doing it. i thought it was a stupid decision on his part. >> you've been charged with making a false statement. how do you plead? >> guilty. you've been charged with tattooing yourself, how do you plead to that charge? >> guilty. >> and you've been charged with possession of contraband. how do you plead to that charge? >> not guilty. >> what do you want to tell me about what happened or the possession of contraband? >> it wasn't mine. it was ours. >> mine and the other dude on the block's. when it was found, it wasn't found in my possession. it was not found in my cell. it was found in the day room. >> you said the contraband wasn't yours, it was ours. so you're acknowledging you had some ownership of this item. yes? >> i was aware of it, yes. so yeah, i was. >> and from the pictures, is that a swastika? >> it was. the thing of

won best picture for denzel washington for his portrayal of this really bad police officer. >> denzelderstatement? were there cops that bad? >> alex: yes, there were. yes, there were. i was one of them. the problem was very systemic. we don't have so much that problem anymore. it does happen. >> anthony: this is not a nature of the job, when you're asked to every day go in and look at people at their most desperate and ugly that you become desensitized and maybe even turn into a monster. >> alex: just think about it. every day they're looking at the worst of society, and maybe they have a partner that gets killed or shot. it's all very overwhelming. many turn to alcohol and drugs to medicate. and i'm not trying to be an apologist for the police because, you know, they do need to be held accountable. but we need to help them, we really do because they are out there and they're the ones who are going to show up at your home. >> anthony: mexican-american, living in east l.a. and a victim of a crime, you calling the police? expecting a sympathetic response? i mean, generally speaking, wha

you read it, but i knew denzel was attached.e corny, but it felt like a a privilege, 'cause i was the first person to see what started to feel like a very special performance. and i'm a big fan of sally hawkins, for those of you that don't know, she's a world class british actress. been nominated for an oscar a a couple of times, but she's just amazing. for people who love acting, this woman is the real thing. and so, i read this script, picturing her and knowing her. and when you read it, you go, "all right, if the director and her co-star don't screw this up, this could be something very serious." >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know? and so, that's really what i wanted to do. >> jimmy: well, explain to me, who is maudie and what is -- >> okay, so maudie is a folk artist from canada. and she was treated horribly by her family. she had juvenile arthritis. and so every year progressively through her life, her arthritis got worse and worse. and she lived in squalor, absolute poverty. a job, and she got hired as a a house maid for this --

much as i love you, i have not seen you play a guy i dislike so much since maybe "ricochet" with denzel reminded me your character in "dexter" wasn't the nicest guy. >> you know, i'm a full service entertainer. [ laughter ] >> you put it to good use in this one, man. >> i play the good guys and bad guys and most interestingly, the people who fall somewhere in between. >> yeah, what is the joy of playing the bad guys, the mean guys, the arrogant guy? >> well, you see, i don't even consider him the bad guy. when you play this role, you think of him as the righteous one. he thinks he's right so you got to put yourself into t that min set, and so does the writer, michael white, mike white. he just sort of -- he loves just the curiosity of human beings. and these are complicated times. i mean, this is a complicated villain. his name is doug strut. he is a billionaire developer. >> strut is the right name? yeah. [ laughter ] >> he's got a certain swagger to him. >> yeah, but he's very comfortable with his decisions in life. he has no conscience or remorse about everything. everything is pragu

because i was that kid who looked at denzel washington, jamie fox, will smith. look at those guys and i go, if they can do it, i want to do it. and shadow moon's just another vehicle for them to look at and go, i want to do what he's doing. >> there are people in your hometown of manchester who are looking up to you these days. i could have started our conversation. i want to close here. your thoughts? this is home for you and the world has seen what's happened the last few days. this is your home. >> i got chills just there. it gets me. it's very sad. manchester is an incredible place. fortunately, because of that community, that family community that that city has, they're only going to be stronger. you don't expect it on your doorstep. you don't expect it to be in a children's concert. you know, ariana grande is a beautiful, talented performer. she's not political. she's not making statements. she's entertaining children. for something like that to happen in that environment is sad. you know, fortunately manchester's clever. and they're open-minded. because w

two inches my son and only that was the stance me going on in condolence because i don't believe denzel named the old movie that to those old wooden men as the song is this is a downside acid of all to the sitting on. this is the old in the post you should drop in. i'll. do ya. i. told me. you believe though so don't you do. this if you want to live just. as surely the most the dupe the greedy. the barbecue what about the drug. dealers i don't know that might buy the thing but the ford itself what they sell but then so. what do you investigate police officers behavior as well. i'll take drugs in the west and close and. lonely people as you can. on september twenty second eight hundred sixty two president abraham lincoln issued the preliminary emancipation proclamation order which declared all persons how this slaves within any state or designated part of a state the people where of shells then be in rebellion against the united states shall be then stands for word and forever free but it would take another two and a half years before the new is and the idea of freedom rich people in som

. >> denzel too. >> yes.ashington. >> adventures of allison seymour. >> we'll be back. here's the dealed with and we drop into the region and have be about 90 this afternoon. a warm day. not record heat we had the last few days. >> going to tweet his son to see if he can get a message to his dad. >> i've been there before. >> i saw ovechkin ice skating in georgetown my first year here and i never said hello because i felt like -- >> that's easy one you could have pretended to fall. >> i would not have been pretending. >> oh, well. >> tucker is like what are you talking about. >> rights now we have a crash. 95 southbound after maryland 32. heavy delays back to past 100. if you come down to baltimore beltway take bw parkway southbound that should save you time otherwise factor in 30 other minutes. let's switch to camera in the district. new york avenue third street tunnel northbound earlier crash and cars moved to shoulder there. and v it was previously blocking lane. we'll look at maps. d.c. police. >>> i have

. >> it was also around, like, the spike lee's moalcolm x with denzel, it popularized islam -- >> we the malcolm x baseball cap. >> i had a shirt. i think it was a bootlegged "x" shirt, got it from the street. >> that was the pop culture icons of black america or muslims. there's more african-american muslims in america than others. >> in fact, today, 63% of america's arab population is christian. with the largest demographic being catholic. i want to make sure everybody hears that. 63% of arabs in america are christian. so stop assuming you can leave your co-worker, ahmed, off your christmas card list. >> some have the biggest cross. >> they make sure they're -- >> they don't want to be confused. >> got crosses like rappers. >> minus the ice. >> what do you think are the biggest challenges right now? >> white supremacy. many people think of white supremacy as the kkk and hoods and neonazis and far right armed militia groups, but white supremacy is centering whiteness and devaluing that which is not white. >> historically, white men have been the biggest terrorists in thunited states

viewers and visitors to the museum, they may recall the movie "glory" with matthew broderick and denzel washington which told this story of this regiment. this skull would have been one of the characters portrayed in that movie and is of particular interest when visitors come to the museum. the skull was near the exhibit about fragments a la bullets and shrapnel where we are able to thatabout those objects cause the injury, which was of much concern and interest to the curators of the museum at the time as much as the remains and photographs and documentary records. collected things that are interesting artifacts like like this here. this belong to a confederate officer who were this to the battle of gettysburg and probably hoped this breastplate might do him some good. but, as evidenced by the clear bullet holes in the center of the breast plate, this officer was eventually killed. contractn effort to the iron best -- iron breastplate with the small, personal notebook here. the story behind the notebook is such -- you can see it torn at the bottom, it stopped the bullet. we have severa

. >> much fun there was a denzel washington movie. [laughter] and that, you know, sort of much of these plans are actually almost weirder and stranger than even the fiction that we came up with, you know, to talk about armageddon and doomsday movies. >> so it's better to have two than to deal with a -- then some of thee actual plans. but -- one more and then i'll start taking questions from the audience. talk about your research process. about digging some up -- some oflovely treasure-troves. so it was -- just a tremendous amount of archive work. and gone is a tremendous record keeper itself, and so you know, it's these great histories of unit and exercises that have been sort of slowly declassified over the years. and then sort of part of what is fun uny, though, about these plans is like not characterized in any way that make hads sense to anyone because they're secret plan sort of hidden so i am deeply indebted to, you know, a lot of ark of it across country who help dig out, files that they knew and exist and i was down at the lbj

myself, karen gillen, nick jonas, jack black and what's that guy's name, little snack size -- denzel like looking in the mirror when i see him. guys without any further ado, enjoy this sneak peek of "jumanji: welcome to the jungle." hey, snack size, i'll be right there, kevin. >> oy vey. >> where is the rest of me? >> my god. >> who are you? >> me, spencer. >> who is she? >> martha? >> why am i wearing half a shirt and short-shorts this the jungle. >> i think we got sucked into "jumanji" and have become the avatars we chose. >> so does that mean -- >> bethany. >> don't look at it. >> no! >> i'm an overweight middle-aged man. >> i don't have claritin. and all i see is pollen. >> where is another two feet of my body. >> don't cry. don't cry. don't cry. it's going to be okay. >> oh. not a remake. >> it's not a remake. it's not a remake. it's not a sequel. it's coming out on christmas and we'll have the full trailer on our website. >> oh, check it out on our website. i'm in. you guys in? >> yeah. you're right. it hits theaters in december. >>> coming up, great swimsuit shortcuts for the

his portrayal of gay attorney with aids suing his former firm for discrimination and you saw there denzele best performances of his career as the lawyer who defended hangs. how about this one? another oscar winning film silver linings playbook. jennifer lawrence took home academy award for best actress. robert deniro won for best supporting actor and the film took for the biggest honor best picture. >>> and we have to admit. we all love a little gossip and one of the premier names in celebrity gossip is come to go fox 29 this fall. after a successful three week preview last summer page 6tv set to return. the show contributors and insiders will give you in the know gossip and news from entertainment, culture the media, finance, real estate, politics, and host petty smith tells us the show is filled with people who know where to be and who talk to to get the best scoop. >> it's a friendly competition. you know, because we've got carlos who's actually at page six and he's got amazing amazing contacts and we've got elizabeth wagon messiter who's over at variety she's got all the big hollywood