. >>> but first, julia roberts, jay my fox and beyonce were in attendance as denzel was honored with afi achievement award. >> denzel, please come up and accept this award. >> how does it feel to receive this award? >> i'm humbled, i'm grateful, i'm thankful. >> afi celebrates his 45-year ♪ we're not going to make it. oh, we're going to make it. woo. ♪ >>> minuting away on "e.t." "big brother" truth and [ cheers and applause ] >>> well, the countdown is on to this summer's hottest new dating show. "love island" with debut on july 9th. it's already a huge hit in the uk. >>> cbs announced today that ariel vanedenburg will host the u.s. version. also big, game chose, including a new one from jt 'and dax shepard even though dax didn't exactly make a good first impression when they met 16 years ago. >> you and just tin actually go way back from punk ad. >> i'm agent shepard. we have some back taxes. >> he's so sad about the irs prank? >> i have seen justin many times since then. to my delight he seems to like me. >> you took my dog? >> we are sure it's all good now. justin is executive pr

. >> the american film institute has a life achievement award for denzel washington.pike lee will present the award tomorrow in hollywood. >>> the vet, no. no. >> you tricked me. >> and they are back. max and the gang are up to their old tricks. the animated feature is about the joys and challenges of being a pet owner. >> the truth is, dogs never disappoints you or let's you down. >> the secret life of pets 2 hits theaters friday. >>> looking to become the giants manager to win 1,000 games. can you name the first? >> will he or won't he? thompson was on the court yesterday, but will he be on it tonight? tip-off is next. >>> and let's take another look outside. this time in san jose. it is still early, 4:51. we will be right back. >>> good wednesday morning to you. it is going to be another warm to hot day with a boff average temperatures running 5 to 15 degrees above average. 87 santa clara. 93 mojgan hill. looking at 95 for a high in antioch. and 94 for a high you had d out. y in the mid 90s. >>> warm out there, but as far as the commutes across the bridges, not hea

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>>he's been protected denzel washington receive the american film institute's life achievement award tonight, and he won't have to be introduced to the present or fellow oscar-winner spike lee who's directed washington in 4 films will leave the tribute to his friend. >>the ceremony is scheduled to air june 20th on tnt in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>live look outside checking in on the bay bridge a little bit of a back up in the cash lanes but not bad pretty quiet in san francisco. we'll take a look at your afternoon highs, the weather shaping up nicely just not as warm as y >>welcome back to the copper morning news chatting about the forecast. we have to see what's in store today yesterday was a bad it all was very nice and was it was high some spots. oh yes, it's not going to to have today so we're seeing a cooling trend 5 to 15 degrees difference that we're going to see this afternoon. but it's still going to get. for the folks that live in london where it was like in the 90's. yeah, they're probably happy to get a little bit of relief that you see right exactly you know it's go

>>marshall ali had high praise for a efi life achievement award honoree denzel washington in this exclusive clip from the star-studded ceremony is that your influence your reach transcends race without ever deny. the special airs tonight on tnt in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>live look outside we are checking in on the bay bridge, there's a long line here in the cash lanes so if you want to join these folks leave a little early really it's pretty busy into san francisco will be back with more bridge checks after the break. >>welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news and thanks for waking up with us it's a special day because it's thursday. it's the last day of spring. tomorrow is the first day of summer so we're in transition. i kind of like it. >>it's nice to savor one last day of spring know that the long say the year just around the corner tomorrow. i love the long daylight. >>me too and then spring has been pretty good to the last couple of i i've been enjoying it, but i am ready for the summer but and feeling like summer. it already >>the triple digits out little too much summer

i'm reminded of denzel saying, you know, explain this to me like i'm a six-year-old. how is this supposed to make us more safe? what's supposed to happen here? do we really find it credible that iran is going to come begging to renegotiate everything and give up everything? is that plausible? if it's not, where are we headed? so, yes, those actions, the labeling of the irgc as a terrorist organization, we're going to predictively, lead to a situation of much greater likelihood of conflict. and they have. now, don't get me wrong. iran is a uniquely malevolent actor. they continue to sponsor terror. they are responsible for terrible violence and death in places like yemen and syria and elsewhere. and so they are a grave threat to the region and to ourselves. but i think, you know, it was predictable that we would get to the point where we are today. you know, i'm glad that the administration seems to be taking its foot off the pedal and may be easing away from some of these tensions. but to me, the question of whether the intelligence really shows an increased death thr

and my mom, who was dating a police officer, and he was kind of like the denzel washington on training day. a police officer but not like good police officer, and he attacked us one day, and i started carrying a gun after this. he started stalking our family and all my siblings, we all started carrying guns, even my sister. so, one night when i left the house, some man started following me and i had my gun on me, but i didn't want to use it, and so i walked towards a gas station in the 7-eleven and i thought they won't do anything to me here issue hope. there wasrot of people and men came up to me, they were in 30s and i was 17 and i to surround meds ask thenned me and they said we know where you live at and where your family is, we'll get all ol' you've guys and one guy tried to get behind me and i just panicked and startedded shooting and a took a person's life. >> how long after that did they catch you? , i i would was arrested two weeks later and i was confused because when i found my weapon, they both ran off in a different direction, and i didn't know i had hit anyone so i didn't

who taught you to hate -- am i getting malcolm a little better, do i have my denzel? he would constantly talk about what we now call internalized. racism. -- internalized racism. he would talk about how black people thought there was something wrong with black people, how they thought black people were inferior, how black people thought there was something wrong with themselves and the way they looked and acted and they felt they needed leadership or to be. led by white people. -- to be led by white people. he thought all these racist ideas that black people consumed and reproduced were directly tied to their perspective on africa. he thought that was the root of it all. andhought that was the rug if you swept that rug up from under them, black people in america could start having a more positive conception of self. of course, there is a tremendous amount of truth to this idea. throughout african-american history, we are of course learned about dubois, what do boys thought in 1906. to give another example, in 1817, there was this group called the american colonization

like, "training day," when he shot denzel in the butt, he was like, you shot me in -- it helps you dealh the pain. so, i -- i -- i swear. i do. i'm bad. but i will say -- [ cheers and applause ] it's -- it is one of these things where i don't know, i feel like someone being themselves and being authentic, when you have somebody -- they go damn darn, come on, man, just give it to me. give it to me! let's be friends here. let's be strong. for all you cursers out there -- >> wait, we won't shame the people that have appropriate language. where are our trustworthy audience members? [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, you know what, what's so funny, you said that, that young man looked his girl, looked at his dad, he's like -- hey, trust me, you curse and your daddy knows it. he knows. but that's that. >>> and you know what, we got this guy here and sara, you had this story. i'll let you take this. this is really cool. >> this is so sweet, we always love ordinary people doing extraordinary things. an inspiring man who's helping vets is coming up right after this. don't want to miss this story. >

were those early years as a struggling actor like wn you were running around town with people like denzelley snipes and young guys trying to make it? >> delightful. that was a huge legion of us out here in the streets and doing plays all over town. the ar scientistcommunity was n >> rr: another member of that community a buddingor directamed spike lee who asked jackson to appear in his breaking films "do the right thing" and jo"jungle feve" it hit home close to jackson who struggled for years with drug addiction. >> i was in rehab. so he was telling me, yeah, i want you to play like the marvin gaye character, you know. he is a drug addict, blah blah. i am like, okay, i have done the research, so i'm ready. the drug counselors were telling me i shouldn't do movies. ways like, if for no other reason i will not relapse because i never want to see any of you again. >> reporter: it was a pair of moves released six months apart that chaverything for jackson. >> what country you from? what? >> what ain't no country i ever heard of. >> reporter:am "pulp fiction" c out, how did your life change? >

>>denzel washington gets honored for decades of work the american film institute honor the actor directorat the 47th a f i life achievement award gala thursday night among those in attendance. spike lee morgan freeman a televised version of that special event airs june 20th on tnt the a f i isn't on profit educational art organization that focuses on initiatives that preserves the heritage of film and the artists involved so good for him. >>a doubt that wraps up 4 news at 9. >>time coverage continues at the top of the hour, pam moore is here with her 4 news at 10. >>the key and grant. thank you both very much next at 10 o'clock. it is still spring but it will feel a lot like summer in the bay area this weekend, a heat wave will see temperatures in the 90's and that has firefighters across the region on high alert. we are live in the north bay where crews battle a fast-moving grass fire today plus tonight could be the last game the lawyers in oakland and it did not. >>and like we all had hoped the lehigh live from tonight's game 4 loss as the raptors take up 3, 1, of them seriously, new to

daughter, zoe, and keeping company with a small community of other struggling black actors that included denzeles. everybody at the same unemployment office pretty much, so you see each other on mondays at unemployment. ( laughs ) >> kroft: by 1990, jackson was an established new york actor, having played memorable characters in three spike lee movies, including "do the right thing." >> i have today's forecast for you: hot! >> kroft: but personally his life was a mess. you had a-- some drug and alcohol issues. >> jackson: they weren't issues 'til the end. ( laughs ) >> kroft: what do you mean, "the end?" >> jackson: you know, i wasn't managing it as well as i used to. that's when they were issues. before that, it was just life, you know, i drank, i smoked. i got high. you know, it wasn't in the way of my life, in that way, or i didn't think it was. >> kroft: he was going to work, taking his daughter to school, and making enough money to develop a taste for cocaine. and he went all in. >> kroft: did it reach addiction stage? >> jackson: yeah. well, you know, it's hard to smoke cocaine and not ge

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host: you want to follow up, denzel? caller: we have already released convicted terrorists. going on for decades now. for instance, down the street, i was going to the store and saw neo nazi with his shirt off. he had the empirical -- imperial convicted-- he was and got out. it is going on already. guest: and when it comes to weiser premises, you have programs in place. you have programs like life after hate. when it comes to jihadism, we do not have those civil society or ngo's that can step up to the plate. host: our guest is seamus hughes. you worked at the national counterterrorism center, which is what? guest: the national counterterrorism center was set up after 9/11. bring 17was to different intelligence agencies under the same roof and connect the dots. what did we miss in 9/11, what if the fbi and cia have, and what is the single point of ringing together? host: and what did we miss in 9/11? guest: sharing intelligence. we had individuals not willing to share because of legal frameworks but also bureaucratic fights. host: could 9/11 have been prevented? guest: yes.

mientras tanto, los golden state warriors denzel a toronto raptors 106-105.ra quedarse en el equipo por 31 millones de dÓlares pero es agente libre. satcha: la situaciÓn se pone mÁs caÓtica y los nervios de punto para todos los fanÁticos. alan: todos creyeron que toronto ganarÍan porque estaban en casa y el ambiente estaba increÍble para hacerlo. carlos: pero es el tendÓn de aquiles mÁs caro de la historia. como $30 en oferta. cÓmo estÁs,albert? albert: contento porque ha salido bien el pronÓstico. eso sÍ con imÁgenes que seguro que nos dejaran boquiabiertos. uno va a trabajar en coche pero miren como lo tenÍan que hacer en carolina del norte, en barca , porque las calles estÁn completamente inundadas. ayer con la gran cantidad de lluvia que cayÓ en sólo 12 horas el agua podÍa llegar hasta las entradas de muchas viviendas para charlotte lo que es poco habitual. imÁgenes del norte en donde tambiÉn tenemos boston con lluvias y es la misma lluvia de carolina del norte y de carolina del sur pero en el Área triestatal. no vamos a bajar la guardia. echamos un vista

. >>> by the way, we knew that was coming up, so we started talking about flights, denzel, everybody? >> of course what does that lead us to? "book of eli." and everybody has of course seen "book of eli," right? >> no. >> i think i've seen it 47 times. that and you've got mel right up there, in different movies completely. but listen, if you've got nothing to do, watch "book of eli" and then you've got to watch "flight." oh, my god. "book of eli," wow. anyway, i know this is why you tune into the show because you want me to tell you what movie toes watch weekend. anyway, that was captain sully sullenburger and he's calling on all pilots to undergo advanced training. speak to the house committee hearing yesterday, he said all pilots need to take sessions in a full motion simulator, not just a computer program to fully understand the automated stabilization system that has been at the heart of these crashes. the jet liner model has been grounded after two 737 max crashes claimed the lives of 346 people. let's begin right now, sara isen. did captain sully's system have any impact on boe