talking of dvds, for someone 0k, good tip., in this week ‘5 case, a lot of time in our hands, for the scorsese. week ‘5 case, a lot of time in our hands, for the scorseselj week ‘5 case, a lot of time in our hands, for the scorsese. i was ambivalent about silence when it came out in the cinema. this is a project that scorsese wanted to do for decades and decades. based on the 1966 historical novel on persecution in the 17th century japan. it is a film made in integrity and honesty. i think doesn't dramatic failings in it, but it looks absolutely beautiful and liam neeson, andrew garfield, adam driver are normally the stars but the japanese car still the show. 0ne of its stars was an harmonium. fix either the japanese stars perhaps you underestimated at first time round. although it's often not perfect, it was interesting watching it again and seeing it is deeper and more resonant than first time round. so worth having a go although it is a tough watch. no question, it's a tough watch. mark, thanks as ever. see you next week, a

. >> jimmy: wherever you rent your dvds.er, yeah. [ light laughter ] guys, today's friday. that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, i return some e-mails, and of course i send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] i was just wondering if maybe i could write out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers ] you guys are the greatest. >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's -- oh. he's always in a good mood. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: always in a good mood. >> steve: yeah, he calls this fleek week. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: fleek week? >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: not bad, not bad. pretty good, fleek week. ♪ thank you, fleet week, for starting with a march of pride and ending with a walk of shame. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, fleet week, for taking the country's most distinguished servicemen and women, and turning them into this for a

it's worth seeing but see it in this cinema, don't wait for the dvd. 0k, good tip.t have — in this week's case — a lot of time in our hands, for the scorsese. i was ambivalent about silence when it came out in the cinema. this is a project that scorsese wanted to do for decades and decades. based on the 1966 historical novel on religious persecution in 17th century japan. it's a film made with integrity and honesty. i think it has dramatic failings in it, but it looks absolutely beautiful and liam neeson, andrew garfield, adam driver are nominally the stars but the japanese stars steal the show. one of its stars was in harmonium. perhaps i underestimated it first time round. although it's often not perfect, it was interesting watching it again and seeing it's deeper and more resonant than first time round. so worth having a go although it is a tough watch. no question, it's a tough watch. mark, thanks as ever. see you next week, a quick reminder before we go that you can find all the film news and reviews from across the bbc online. i'm sure you know the address by

he even rolls himself up with film to smuggle them to the basement, where he makes his dvds.ransformed cinema in china. it was really only when dvds entered the market, in the 1990s, and vcds, different types of video discs, that these movies were able to enter the home, and be consumed by people who beforehand didn't have access to these type of stories. and voutas says an easy way to get your hands on a dvd copy of your favourite movie was from a bootlegger on the street. he got the idea for the story when one of his previous films, also set in china, was bootlegged in real life. it was sort of a spark that got me writing. so our previous film, within a week it was on the streets of beijing. and, rather than get angry, i was actually very impressed with the creativity that the bootleggers had. they had done their own artwork, they had done their own credits, really interesting stuff. so i realised that there was a creative element to the bootlegging, and that is how it started. it is more of a sort of... i guess you could say it is a celebration of the creativity of that —

that is the dvd viewing for the week.ind much more film news and reviews from across the bbc online of course. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week. enjoy your cinema—going. bye— bye. good evening. we are seeing a change to a more u nsettled we are seeing a change to a more unsettled weather type. this was the scene in angus, fairly cloudy skies. i think there will be some more sunshine on sunday, but equally, some showers as well. start sunday with this weather front across eastern parts of scotland and eastern parts of scotland and eastern england, too. returning to sunshine from the west as the morning gets going. the rain will linger across the northern isles of scotland. sunshine in the west of scotla nd scotland. sunshine in the west of scotland and much of northern ireland, too. a little bit of cloudy down the east coast of england, you could catch a shower here. but for the bulk of england and wales, it is a dry start, with some sunshine. you will notice just a f

that is the dvd viewing for the week.ind much more film news and reviews from across the bbc online of course. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week. enjoy your cinema going. rain is heading our way. it hasn't reached us yet, the skies being clear across most of the uk. but it will reach us early on monday morning. here it is, coming from the south—west. this is the window of fine weather we had over the weekend. but the cloud is piling in now and it looks like it will be wet across western parts of the uk by dawn on monday. some of that rain may start to fall across the south—western fringes of wales and ireland by the morning. but the majority of the east and north will be dry for the start of the day. here comes the rain to monday. it splashes through the uk. the heaviest will fall across western hills. elsewhere, it will wax and wane through the course of the day. it will not be told. temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees for most. damp weather will continue for most o

they've come a long way since the dvd rental details. julia, i know i had two dvds a month.hat was my plan. >> yeah. i mean, it's amazing what a different world it is now. we don't even have a dvd player in the house anymore. netflix shares have skyrocketed, as it's transformed into a global powerhouse. a lot of that is the original content. that stock is not the only thing that's changed. look how far reed hastings have come. netflix has 600,000 subscribers, only in the u.s., $20 a month for dvds by mail. but 11,000 titles to choose from. now the company has subscribers worldwide streaming. the company says it streams more than 125 million hours every day. what's going to drive the next leg of growth? it will come from continued globe expansion and exclusive content. releasing more than 1,000 hours of originals this year and spending more than $6 billion on content. so it says it has no plans to move into live news or sports. they say, quote, this will still be early in the global story for netflix. the primary risk is competition. particularly from amazon which offers movi

all i noticed was her results. >> i was able to pop in the dvd and do my workout. never thought that i would have been able to lose the weight that i did. with piyo, i've lost 15 pounds and i feel amazing. >> i've never tried yoga, i've never done pilates. i started slow. i kept at it. it changed my body. thanks to piyo, i've lost 43 pounds. i am in skinny jeans at age 64. [ record scratches ] >> i know what you're thinking. how is possible that people have these amazing results from yoga and pilates? they didn't! they got these amazing results from piyo. >> piyo has definitely changed my whole life. who knew, without weightlifting, that i could

it -- thank you still like dvd. maria: i don't know who has dvds?n for -- like internet access. >> dvd players you can't use laptop can't download from itunes i guess can't use old dvd players either maybe they haven't ruled on that yet. >> called a book. >> my kindle. >> final thoughts from all-star panel when we come right back. stay with us. ♪ you can make it if you try, try ♪ and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial future. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. final thoughts from our all-star panel this morning. buck sexton, we're talking about the fallout from the firing of jim comey. the intelligence community and its relationship with trump was horrible from the get go. >> well, it was said to be horrible by a lot of people in the press, but keep in mind that, one, the intelligence communit

and -- dvd letterer to my mom and this dvd will probably be obsolete within 10 to 15 years, just as we don't use vhs tapes and are reel to reel which they did in vietnam. this letter, which i'm not going drop, is from the american revolution. this is the oldest letter we have and one of the old els war letter inside existence. and it is as pristine as the day it was written become in 1775. moving on to general pershing and world war i. it wools not interested in tis conflicts even after astart the war letters project. after we move out of the house at burn down, we moved into another part of washington, dc called spring valley. by american university. and as it turned out, au had been working during world war i to create the most lethal gas ever constructed by man. and when the war was over, they just dumped all the munitions in the ground and didn't put up any signs. i was a very rural area back then. and years later, after we moved in there men we biohard suits showed up from the army corps of engineer and said we have to evacuate the area we discovered poisonous gas around the area.

and best dvd? jackie.t time round, it took me two viewings to get to grips with it. one of the things i love about it is the score, which is brilliant. a lot of attention on the central performance. which when i first saw it, i thought it felt strangely stilted, maybe a bit over—theatrical. second time round, i realised it's a film about a woman in a position whereby she has to perform certain roles. and that awkwardness is very deliberate. the theatricality is on purpose. it's a multilayered film. it's not immediately accessible, but it really does, the more you watch it the more you find in it. which is another reason why if you saw it in the cinema and weren't crazy about it, it's worth watching again at home. it stands up on the small screen. ok, mark. thank you so much. you can find all of our previous programmes on the iplayer. and also more online. that's all from us, thank you for watching, goodbye. hello all once again. we really managed to cram in some weather on saturday. thunderstorms across th

back then, it was simply a dvd rental service.n, they have had a strong run, but not without stumbles. they lost nearly 80% of value between july and november 2011 after it raised fees and attempted to split up dvd and streaming services. still, the company is a massive growth story. a rise 40% each year in stock on average. coming up, microsoft unveils the new surface pro to give the aging product line a spark. will the device boost the tech giant's sales? this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: microsoft is refreshing its surface pro. at an event in shanghai, they unveiled the new laptop hybrid. microsoft also announced a special version of windows 10 that lets the chinese government use its own encryption on its computers. bloomberg's seattle bureau chief joins us from seattle with more. longtime microsoft reporter, congratulations on the bureau gaig./id. -- how is it doing? reporter: they had a decline in revenue. the surface pro is the workhorse of their line. the version that was out in the market had been getting pretty old. people wer

computers and dvds can never do that. computers teach a child with a computer can become. an educated human being teaches they can become. some of the will become mothers. these things happen. if you find yourself sidelined in this way, remind yourself of these lines by william ross wallace. the hand that rocks the cradle rules world. you might teach a kid a couple of things it should say every day. as wee us our trespasses forgive those who trespass against us. and, as long as there is a soul in prison i am not free. ideas that are too unattainable? class of 1999, ideals by their very definition can never be too high. >> democratic senator elizabeth warren was the speaker at the university of massachusetts in amherst. she encouraged graduates to be involved with public affairs and talked about her path to becoming a senator. this is 15 minutes. [applause] you.warren: thank [applause] sen. warren: thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. u-mass.

best dvd. mulholland drive. yeah, it's coming to blu—ray overseen by david lynch.y know, twin peaks is coming back. i always found david lynch a fascinating director. this had a brief theatrical rerelease. this was voted, there was a bbc poll of something like best films of the 20th century. this came out on top. interestingly, it started life as a tv pilot and didn't start as a film. it is a david lynch classic. it's lovely to have it in a beautiful transfer and to revisit it. i don't think it's lynch's best film, but all of lynch's back catalogue is best having in the best possible format. we have had a mixed bag. we have, yes. the only thing i take away is see whatever you want, but king arthur... we are there. we got the message. did i make that clear? always good to see you. and you. thanks, mark. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching, goodbye. good evening

it will be released on blu-ray and dvd on may 23.e's a look at the trailer. >> did you pack your toothbrush? do you have yard uterine? -- deodorant? >> yes. do they know i'm black? >> mom and dad, my black boyfriend will be coming over. just don't want you to be shocked. [laughter] >> i've never seen you like this. come back and you have your pants up to your stomach. so you guys coming up from the city? >> just heading up for the weekend. >> can i see your license please? >> he wasn't driving. >> how long has this been going on? this thing? [laughter] we hired georgina and walter to help care for my parents. when they died, i couldn't there bear to letgo -- them go. >> do you smoke in front of my daughter? i'm going to quit. >> i go do my research. apparently a whole bunch i'm go. of brothers have been missing in the suburb. how are you not scared of this? chris was telling me how he felt much more comfortable. >> sorry. >> get out! >> we have to go. >> is everything ok? >> rose, give me the keys. rose! sink into the floor. >> a min

i am interested in the dvd this week because it is la la land, which i enjoyed hugely.oesn't it needed to be seen on a big screen, the wonderful opening shot, the dancing, the sunshine? the wonderful opening shot, the dancing, the sunshine ?|j the wonderful opening shot, the dancing, the sunshine? i have seen it on the big screen and the small screen. it on the big screen and the small screen. i have to say, it worked both times for me. in fact, oddly, when i saw on the small screen i was in her comfortable conditions because they were not people talking around me. i really like it. the opening sequence which is so beautiful. i think emma stone is terrific. some people have complained and said there is not a memorable june in that film. complained and said there is not a memorablejune in that film. what are they talking about? it made me happy. you leave with a song in your heart. i still love the ending. i would spoil it, but it was spot on. they do it really very well. it is a musical in the same way that manhattan is kind of a musical as well. sort of. a film with mu

back then, it was a dvd rental service.n the stock has had a strong run, but not without stumbles. netflix stock lost nearly 80% in 2011 after it raised the subscription fees and attempted to split up dvd and streaming services. still, the company is a massive growth story. it rose 40% every year on average since its ipo. a surprise shakeup at ford. mark steel is out after less ceo.three years as shares of the number two automaker in the u.s. fell 37% during his time in office. the new chief executive, jim hackett, who is leading the initiative with self driving cars. ford executive chairman bill ford spoke to bloomberg tv. >> i have never seen such a time in our industry where technology and competitors and everything that is converging to drive real change. it is very helpful in a time like that to have a leader who is very very in driving transformational change, and fortunately we have that in jim hackett. emily: we caught up with bloomberg's david welch for more. >> what really hurt was the stock prices went down so mu

the way i like to explain this to his where someone had a coffee cup on the cd and dvd tray and if they were calling a customer service line to save their automatic coffee holder had broken. people use technology in a wide variety of ways. they have to account for the fact sometimes people use technology in ways no one wants to end maybe shouldn't. we have online content about social movements so we can do something like a population survey with what online and we get these iconic exemplary uses but we also get the more mundane everyday in fact. the book tries to understand how technology is usually being us used. >> at what point are policymakers and targets going to become immune to this in the sense that it's easy to sign a petition online. >> that is a very common line and i think that it deserves a little bit of unpacking. i will tell you a dirty little secret of the scholarship. it's hard to show the tactics of the movement. people often start with the assumption judging online activism against that alternative and the dirty little secret is we don't always know that is true and i

that dvd dispensing machine red box may soon have more current movies. red box movies usually 28 days behind new releases, but warner brothers this morning will allow red box renting its dvds just seven days after release and i would not be surprised federal other studios follow. >> twitter has kicked around the idea of offering a special premium or subscription membership service. ceo jack dorsey address that had topic when he asked -- when he was asked about it at the company's shareholder's meeting just yesterday. he said twitter has considered that idea in the past, although the general case has always been to make the service free and open. in march twitter said they were considering a premium version. >> talking about twitter and getting your thoughts out there. happening today. b.a.r.t. has invited you to join its live twitter town hall. this is coming up soon from noon to 1:00. b.a.r.t. officials are discussing next year's budget and security improvements in light of recent robberies. you're invited to join the conversation. >> firefighters are i

it was the intersection between people who were online and own dvd players. there were one million dvd players sold in the u.s. not a particularly large market. the value proposition was you go online, you order a movie, it arrives by mail, you watch it for as long as you want and mail it back. although it seems fairly straightforward today, it made people shake their heads. so this wasn't -- one of the flaws in having operating executives with a lot of experience look at early stage companies is it's too easy to find the flaws. at some point in your investing experience, you have to accept the fact that with the right team, these issues can be dealt with. so reed is an incredibly gracious and humble guy. so he's probably going to cringe when i say this, but he is wicked smart. i don't mean in the "i'm the smartest guy in the room" sense. i mean someone who is capable of thinking of first principles and also yet at the visionary level. he has -- so there are plenty of smart people but he has two other characteristics that were invaluable. one is an intellectu

remaking the original film -- which is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a special collector's edition dvd 2.0. we have a three-hour movie event instead of an hour and a half feature. >> beau casper smart plays the guy that befriends baby. perk of the job? during filming, his ec, jlo, visited the set and even stayed for an epic onesie-wearing dance party. that's jlo in the back, she's the bear. >> i was like, i just had sushi and had a onesie dance party with jlo. pretty fun. >> do you have a onesie? >> i do. >> i got to get an animal one. >>> stick around. we have brand-new scenes from brad pitt's new hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> brad pitt is starring his first-ever netflix movie, war machine. >> and listen, he's all-in as a four-star general asked to clean up the mess in afghanistan. >> president gave me a job to do. >> ask for more troops -- >>

remaking the original film -- which is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a special collector's edition dvdg 2.0. we have a three-hour movie event instead of an hour and a half feature. >> beau casper smart plays the guy that befriends baby. perk of the job? during filming, his ec, jlo, visited the set and even stayed for an epic onesie-wearing dance party. that's jlo in the back, she's the bear. >> i was like, i just had sushi and had a onesie dance party with jlo. pretty fun. >> do you have a onesie? >> i do. >> i got to get an animal one. >>> stick around. we have brand-new scenes from next on kron-4 news at eight:a child...nearly snatched in front of his own home.how the boy got away..and who police are looking for next in a live report. also - it's tick season.why this year could be especially bad and how you can prevent the pests from spreading.i'm catherine heenan i'm steve aveson. the news -- at eight -- is next. how far should pure alpine spring water have to travel from its source to the bottle? ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring wa

i asked what he was doing and he said i'm burning a dvd letter to my mom. just like this. this dvd will probably be obsolete within ten or 15 years, just as we don't use vhs tapes. this letter, which i'm not going to drop is from the american revolution. this is the oldest letter we have one of the oldest word letters in existence. it is as pristine as the day was written back in 1775. moving on to general pershing and world war i, like many americans survey after survey has shown i was actually not particularly interested in this conflict. even after i started the word letters project. after we moved out of the house that burned down we moved into another part of washington, d.c. called spring valley. as it turned out a you have been working during world war i to create the most result gas ever constructed by man. when the war was over they dumped all of it in the ground and to not put up signs. it was a rule area back then. years later after we had moved in, men with biohazard suits showed up from the army corps of engineers and said we have to evacuate the area, there's

i am burning a dvd letter to my mom. this dvd, probably obsolete. and vietnam troops, this letter is from the american revolution. one of the oldest war letters, it is as pristine as the day it was written in 177mdcclxxv. moving on the general pershing and world war i. like many americans, survey after survey has shown. i was not interested in the conflict, after the war letters project. after we moved out of the house had burned down, we moved into another part of washington dc called spring valley by american university and as it turned out, a you working during world war i to create the most lethal gas ever constructed by man. dumped the munitions in the ground, and a rural area back then, after we moved in there. the army corps of engineers said we have to evacuate the area, discovered poisonous gas around the area. this is what intrigued me about world war i, i will say as passionate as i feel about these two i hope the next book does not involve the house burning down, i love this quote in the paper 70 years after the first visit. i found more

books, music, video, dvd is more than 50% online and you saw the disruption in fact amazon leading aat disruption happening already in the grocery, which is the other side, in fact a laggard in this online share of total retail, those industries are yet to be fully disrupted. and that's really the opportunity for amazon is really a blue ocean opportunity as they look at entering grocery in a whole different sense and starting from something which they really do good at which is a.i. first. can we apply modern technology to get into this market? we saw them launch and start to bid on things like amazon go, which is using a.i. first to start entering into these markets. >> right. michael, quickly if you can, when you see amazon opening up these bookstores across the country, they're opening them in some pretty expensive locations, is that a good thing, a bad thing, or does it factor at all into how you value the company? >> it really doesn't factor at all into how we value the company. i think they're trying to have a physical presence in some cases whether it be for grocery or books o

at least she lets you choose a a dvd to watch while she gives you a filling.. [ light laughter ] many topless women were prancing around. [ laughter ] on the bright side, if you have an emergency, she can get you in asap because she always has openings. [ laughter ] >> okay, lara. [ laughter ] the movies are always picked by the patient, and we offer a a variety of pg movies. since you were over 18, we offered an r-rated one. and when you chose what you did, i told you there was nudity, and you said, "not a a problem." [ laughter ] looks like there's holes in your story, and your teeth. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh! all right. i feel like any film where within the first five minutes there's topless women prancing around, it's pretty apparent from the cover that's what you're in for. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly. i don't even know -- yeah. why would you even -- well, why would you choose that film? >> also, if you're the dentist, just take the one with nudity out. [ laughter ] who's like, "you've got anything with a little nudity, maybe a little diane lane 'u

that means books and dvd's and other materials can be dropped off with no consequences. they're hoping to send a message in exchange for this blank slate. they're promoting a right to library campaign. it stresses that everybody in the community has access to the library's resources from desktop computers to immigration services. >> we want everybody to feel welcome in our public libraries. they're safe places and everyone can get a library card. >> the fine forgiveness program runs until the end of the month. >>> a ban on plastic bags is expanding in alameda county. grocery, drug, and liquor stores already stopped using them. but today the ban extends to all alameda county retailers including restaurants and food trucks. so make sure to bring your own bag or you'll be charged 10 cents. >>> and work is already underway for thousands of victims of tornadoes and storm systems across the country's mid-section. the death toll is now 16 people now. we have the latest from texas. >> reporter: reagan summer was up before dawn picking up the pieces of his demolished business. >>

the discussion today whether to ban passengers from bringing on board laptops, e readers, tablets or dvd players. passengers arriving into the u.s. from ten airports are required to check 240those devices in luggage which goes through better explosives screening. now the u.s. wants to expand that to flights coming from europe so the u.s. >> for them to take steps to eliminate carry on laptops, leads me to believe this is a credible risk, a significant risk and it's imminent. >> it could have a huge impact on anyone flying transatlantic. 426 flights from europe to the u.s. arrive every day. 15,000 passengers business and first class passengers, who like many people in coach, often use their laptops on board. now, some airlines are pushing back. concerned it could lead to confusion with some passengers choosing not to fly. >> that would be a great inconvenience to all travelers, especially business travelers. on these long flights, you usually work all the time. >> tonight no agreement from brussels on the specifics of a laptop ban, the americans and europeans will meet next week in d.c. a

that is the dvd viewing for the week.yer. that's it for this week. enjoy your cinema—going. goodbye. hello there. tomorrow should turn into a more straightforward day of sunshine and showers. today we've had a good deal of sunshine earlier on in wales and here in the south west in devon. but there is some rain moving in from the west. we've had some rain pushing into scotland, a rather grey and cool scene there in perth and kinross, where rain is desperately needed. put them on the map, you can see the extent of the cloud breaks in england and wales and that wetter weather moving away from northern ireland and up into scotland. more rain coming in from the west on this weatherfront here into northern ireland, wales and the southwest this evening. the rain will transfer its way eastwards, there could be heavy bursts of rain on that as well. it will keep the temperatures up across the eastern side of the uk, 11 or 12, as skies clear out to the west. after the rain, temperatures could get low enough for a pinch of grass fros

online, a first look at the "beauty and the beast" special features before the movie comes to dvd june. >> it was a >>> what are these? >> petitions for a presidential pardon. the white house wants to execute a high profile pardon, something clean with little blow back. >> that is a sneak peek at tonight's episode of "scandal" on abc. here's the deal. the word is out. next season will be the show's last, and the internet and fans of the show are losing their minds. >> ah. you don't want to make the gladiators mad, do you? can you believe it's been 11 years since we first met the gosl goslin six up the lets? it's true. >> eight teenagers. the year i've been dreading. um -- well, since they were all born. >> just like every other parent does. kate marked the milestone birthday on wednesday with this sweet instagram post, saying, "i love you guys. i got six times what i planned on, but i'd never ever go back." she spent the day with the kids and shared a pick of homemade birthday treats. we hear four of the kids, hannah, leah, joel and aaden celebrated with jon the night before. since the

abc's tv movie is remaking the original film -- which is celebrating its 30th anniversary with edition dvdnt instead of an hour and a half feature. >> beau casper smart plays the guy that befriends baby. perk of the job? during filming, his ex, jlo, visited the set and even stayed for an epic onesie-wearing dance party. that's jlo in the back, she's the bear. >> i was like, i just had sushi and had a onesie dance party with jlo. that's pretty chill. pretty fun. >> do you have a onesie? >> i do. >> i got to get an animal one. my boys would love that. >> you would be cute in that. >>> stick around. we have brand-new scenes from brad pitt's new netflix comedy. stay tuned. grit. some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the right path. it's time. strayer university. let's get it, america. z2c5pz z16fz y2c5py y16fy >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> brad pitt is starring his firs