. >>> and ethan hawke's crusade.rgent message for today. >> first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. president trump and joe biden in their first presidential debate. the first chance to see the two men engage with each other. >> everyone is expected to wear one of the medical masks except the two candidates and the moderator. we're told not to expect a handshake or elbow bump so they can keep their safe distance. >> white house officials questioned the timing of these reports as some house republicans are calling for an investigation into how the "new york times" obtained the president's financial records. >> another home that is about to go up in flames. the fire has destroyed more than 100 structures as it continues to push its way down the mountainside into neighborhoods. >>> in the new york city school district, which is the largest in the country, today's reopening of school just happens to come on the same day the white house says we're rolling out millions more rapid tests. >>> the debate will be in clevela

ethan hawke stars in this latest film about the inventor of alternating current, an adventurously theatricalthe way that tesla somehow dreamed the future in which we now live. alternating current is a waste of time... ..impractical... ..and deadly. kyle mclachlan is thomas edison, the ruthless businessman whose rivalry with tesla causes sparks to fly. having been memorably played by david bowie in christopher nolan's the prestige, tesla emerges once again as a figure of mystery and magic in this eccentrically offbeat oddity. it's a strange, anarchic film — and not wholly successful. but, compared to the inert dreariness of the current war, i'll take almereyda's wild experimentations — which include tesla singing tears for fears hits — any day. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i'll be back next week. is he playing hopscotch...by himself? dude, he's cheating. hello. the new week is getting off to a largely dry and relatively warm start in most places. that will not last. there are big changes ahead, as i'll show you in a moment. but in the shorter te

used a hearing guard the fort. >> i'm joined by actor ethan hawke and james mcbride thank you for being with us. >> in and of this novel. how did it make you think of our country's history differently how did you apply that to yourur portrayal of john brown? >>guest: what is in question. there is something about the good word bird that let me in history. onion is so lovable as a character to tell the story from the point of view of a young man pretending to be a woman who has no political agenda but to stay alive to let and life and love and see painful things that you can look at to make it about gender and race and humanity so when you follow along it's hard to say why we just want everyone in the world to read it every checkout line we want everyone to have the book and this country has a hard time talking about race and our past it seems hurtful and a scary it'sli like a bazooka of love and it lets you talk about it and look at this human point of view. >>host: you said thinking of slavery in the country with that interconnectedness. house so? >>guest: i like a bazooka better. [laug

tells us about efforts to change the culture of sexual harassment in entertainment industry and ethan hawkebout starring and producing in the limited series "the good lord bird." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. rd." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

in this clipas john brown played by ethan hawkeli is fired up and ready to take on his opponent with hiske ragtag group which includes the in person named onion for john thinks is a girl but who isn't. >> captain, this is john brown, here on behalf of the emancipation of all god's creation. >> stop it, brown. >> your salvation is in doubt. last you surrender my son. >> road to hell, you loon. go to hell. >> you and your men are lying in the heart of slavery. >> let's soften them up and then take them. you take your men left, i will take my right. robert, onion. you stay here and guard the horses. >> happy to guard the horses. happy gave away our position. >> i'm joined by actors ethan hawke, joshua cable johnson and all the ginseng right. thanks of being with us. >> great to be here. >> i know you're a big fan of gestapo. when you read the novel good lord byrd how did it make you think about our country's history differently and how did you apply that to your portrayal of john brown? >> well, what a fun question. i think there was something about "the good lord bird' that letd me in

. >> seth: i wanted to do a bit about checking in with my friend, ethan hawke, who i put in charge of. >> seth, they've taken over, man! they've learned how to use tools! it's a -- it's a [ bleep ] nightmare! >> seth: and i wanted amy schumer to be my first and only captain's quarters in-studio guest. >> you ran out of time >> seth: i thought your people would have told you. >> no, i've been sitting here for an hour and a half i -- >> seth: oh, i - >> can i just plug -- can i plug my show really quick >> seth: we don't -- we really are short on time. >> okay. should i go? >> seth: that'd be great thank you, amy and thank -- i'm so sorry. this is awful. >> okay. >> seth: and i just need you to just keep 15 feet. >> 15? >> seth: yeah. >> i think it's six. >> seth: i think you can make it right over the top of that thing. thank you, amy >> well, thank you i mean - >> seth: i'm so sorry about this >> me, too i -- i really wish i had known i took a ferry you know i took a ferry here. i was told i could promote my -- >> seth: boy, oh, boy. >> -- my show. >> seth: that's -- "inside amy schum

brown, playedjohn by ethan hawke, is fired up and ready to take on his opponent with this ragtag group, a person named onion, who john thanks is a girl but he who is not. >> captain, this is john brown, here on behalf of the emancipation of all god's creations. >> stop it. ,> your salvation is in doubt lest you surrender my sign. >> -- my son. >> go to hell, you loon. >> you and your man are lying in the heart of slavery. him.ap them up and take >> you take your men left them i will take my men right. you stay here and guard the horse. >> happy to guard the horse. happy he gave away our position. by actors am joined author jamesnd mcbride. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having us. allison: james them i know you were a big fan of this novel. when you wrote it, how do you apply it to your portrayal of john brown? i think there was something about the good lord bird that let me into history. onion is so lovable as a character. the idea of choosing to tell the story from a point of view of a young man pretending to be a have any does not political agenda but to stay alive somehow

ethan hawke stars in this latest film about the inventor of alternating current, an adventurously theatricalg current is a waste of time... ..impractical... ..and deadly. kyle mclachlan is thomas edison, the ruthless businessman whose rivalry with tesla causes sparks to fly. having been memorably played by david bowie in christopher nolan's the prestige, tesla emerges once again as a figure of mystery and magic in this eccentrically offbeat oddity. it's a strange, anarchic film — and not wholly successful. but, compared to the inert dreariness of the current war, i'll take almereyda's wild experimentations — which include tesla singing tears for fears hits — any day. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i'll be back next week. is he playing hopscotch...by himself? dude, he's cheating. hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and tina daheley. president trump says he's likely to put forward a woman as his nominee for the us supreme court, following the death of the liberaljudge, ruth bader ginsburg. while her death has sparked an outpouring of public