(hollering) (elmore leonard) the way he combed his hair, henry fonda, fit the part.my darling clementine" had a real feel, a look to it of that period. where he's sitting with his boots up on the rail and someone comes by and smells his hair tonic. there are those little touches of realism that you appreciate. if you have to tell a story with words, you're in trouble. you'd better try and find another story. one of the things that makes westerns work is that they're told by images. which one of you killed james? i did and the other one, too. i'm going to kill you. (lindsay anderson) to see "my darling clementine," i began to learn what filmmaking could be. i mean, he had a much better sense of camera, image, cutting, putting the sequences together. (gunfire) i'd have to use the word "poetic." (gunfire) look, he knew how to make films. (gunfire) one of the marvelous things about a western is folks ride in and ride out and ride up to each other and encounter each other and with physical action. and of course that's almost pure cinema. (gunfire) (music playing) (narrato

across the wool one major example is found in nigeria the university off if initiated by balls called fonda i reassure on. the face and southwestern one cheerio aria sharon's campus for the university everything is open area and well suited to the tropical climate and it makes a statement for the bauhaus opened in one nine hundred sixty two just two years after nigeria gained independence university became a symbol for the fledgling democracy back then modernism was progressive and today too the ideas about how stood for have a future can they still provide answers to the question how do we want to live for instance in lego's nigeria's largest city which changes by the minute. you know she no is an architect and a child of modernism she studied and lived in london if it remains an inspiration for her. when we had monism come in in the years of any post-colonialism the architects that came of the day. i'm not the architecture that has really formed the structure of this it's on the early modernism of the forty's fifty's and sixty's still a lot of texture. towse you know she no one has return

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there's a moment when fonda is brought to all these places. and they tell the woman, "take a look.like that guy that robbed you?" it's the same. (martin scorsese) that's one of the films we studied for "taxi driver." where, utilizing this idea of the point of view, where everything goes through travis bickle's mind and eyes. (martin scorsese) you see everything in the film through him. and that's one of the reasons we studied "the wrong man" because it has that feeling of claustrophobia and paranoia that was so perfect for "taxi driver." (robert de niro) some day a real rain'll come and wash all this scum off. what it does is it draws you right in to their world the way they see it, the way they imagine it, the way they perceive it. (ray liotta) there was jimmy and tommy (ray liotta) and me. (ray liotta) and anthony stabile. (martin scorsese) you see the person walk in and he's standing there. and then you cut to see what he sees. but the camera starts to move. it becomes his point of view. i did one of those in "goodfellas" where everybody's saying, "hi, how are you," where they'r

hotel stairway leads to a rediscovered bomb shelter that shielded staff and guests, including jane fondarom american air raids in the '70s. >> we are approximately four meters under the ground now. >> reporter: vietnam has for the most part put its own painful past behind it, and it could be the biggest early beneficiary of the trump/kim summit. >> for the vietnamese government, this is a moment to showcase their achievements. of course it brings more trade and investment, but it also gives them more diplomatic prestige. >> reporter: before turning his attention to the summit, president trump has a meeting tomorrow with vietnam's president and prime minister. >>> and just ahead, the growing mystery at one of the nation's premier racetracks. >>> and the big announcement about the star of that super bowl commercial. a young woman making history on the football field, when we come back. >>> next tonight, the growing mystery that has shut down one of the country's best known race tracks. here's miguel almaguer. >> what a horse! >> reporter: tonight one of the most famed racetracks in the nat

and --bhay dish fonda abhay dish fonda -- abhay desh ,ande and brian weinstein thanks for being withdp came in better than estimate. it was business investment that came in strong, whether it was software or equipment spending. we also want up looking at what is happening with pg&e. looking at a $10.5 billion firee related to 2018 camp that destroyed the company and put them in bankruptcy. david: and another $1 billion for 2017 fire they had. at the same time, their earnings-per-share beat estimates. sayheadline for me is they it is probable -- the camp fire cause. alix: who will pay for climate change? they have to submit to the california utility commission that this is our plan and this is how we will upgrade our facilities. angstill cause a lot of for bondholders. david: you can see a much the stock is moving all this news, going up, probably. once they start taking a look at the reserves, and the causation, going back down. alix: for more on pg&e, taylor riggs has been digging through the release. taylor: you guys noticed the share price moving higher in premarket mouse shifting

family there is no question that that big red line for donald trump this as children particularly fonda and once michael collins start sharing details that may actually employ them evil see how much really become while . trump was implicated by prosecutors as they charged her with violating campaign finance or in the payment of hush money to two women who claim to have had affairs with trump card was acting they said at the direction of individual woman a reference to then candidate trump on tuesday the white house released the following statement ahead of cohen's testimony disgraced fellow michael cohen is going to prison for lying to congress and making other false statements and said sadly he will go before congress this week and we can expect more of the same it's laughable that anyone would take a convicted law like cohen at his word i'm pathetic to see him given yet another opportunity to spread his lies it's a sentiment that the president has repeatedly expressed i was running my business a lot of different things during the campaign so very simple. and he's trying to get a reduc

and now here we are one month place and we've got ninety thousand pounds in the bank from the crowd fonda and the going up around the country because of the nature of digital news where we forget so quickly what was said there's a real appetite for something in the real world the breaks a referendum rewrote the rules of political campaigning for the first time and service for and against breaks it realize the full unregulated power of social media to influence voters clearly social media still is a massively important vehicle fact service and political campaign is all this group is doing is using an a long time takes to get its unique message across. this is what happened when the group turned their attention to the opposition labor leader jeremy cool been installing a blank billboard and the politicians home and tea breaks a campaign has turned up and filled in the gaps with their own slogans but i think the main prominent pro bricks in activists are also attempting to reach new audiences. the multimillionaire owner of one of britain's biggest pop change has come under fire for sending c

. >> this is most excitement in hanoi since jane fonda pole danced on that antiaircraft missile, what will we see? at least there was a happy ending there. what are we signing at 2 p.m., hanoi time, i am afraid as i have said 10 times in two years, they are not denuclear -- denuclearizing, this for president trump is damage control. i heard around camp power that folklorico will pledge no -- >> campfire that north korea will pledge not to use nuclear weapons first. that will be defined as defacto denuclearization, there something in it for them to denuclearize, that is their life insurance. a absolute guarantee there would be no regime change, they would no longer rather slit their throats, this is -- idea that hey, at least kim is talking to trump. look kim jong-un -- pardon kim jong-il would have spoken to obamaer bush if he knew that obama or brush were ready to give away the farm, that is what shaping, they are not going to denikde-- denuclearize. kennedy: what are they getting in return? president saying that north korea could become an economic power house, it seems it is imposs

and an expert in flora fonda is plant isell us that only going to be in the areas of green on this map, primarily southwest united states and florida. using other imagery, there's a playground. we work with playground manufacturers and we are able to identify that specific playground was just outside of houston, texas. that will focus on a specific neighborhood in houston, texas, and it will take hours to a notify that child and apprehend the offender and rescue the child from ongoing abuse. the rest of my briefing is law enforcement sensitive. president trump: that's fine. thank you very much. you do a great job. you have anything to say? >> thank you very much, secretary nielsen andy ivanka trump for including us. 70 times, americans -- so many times,times, americans are not g the basic figures. [no audio] largeste heels of the seizure of fentanyl in our nations history. it's all the things we don't know about, the journeys people are forced into. i think this is why you're asking for a physical barrier in a larger reform package, something people cannot drive through, walkaround, cr

and of course the next with henry fonda, one ofhe best. 12 jurors in the jury room trying to debate the guilt orno nce of a 16-year-old that's accused of killing his father. juror numbe 8 is the only one that thinks he's innocent but we caught up with the cast. here's what they had to say. >> i think it's really about the kid. it's about giving the kid an opportunity. he deserves a chance. he deserves a conversation and there's 11 guys of course that want to leave and it's not that i don't want to leave, but i certainly think that we're talking about somebody's life we should have at a conversation. >> and what makes it more dynamic than seeing it on screen? what makes it different. >> you're in the room with these people. you're in the room. so thatom makes it to life. >> and when the doors lock, the doors lock. you're locked in with us. >> all right. we talk movies, theater, what about music. >> that's the best thing. so many options this weekend. we have cheap trick at mgm national harbor. rusted roots at city winery. we'll havehe awesome blews band. boyz iimen. that's your valentine

meanwhile, the president is staying in the same hotel jane fonda slept in in 1972.ook at hanoi.uty of the modern good morning, everybody. this is bloomberg surveillance, live from our world headquarters in new york. i am tom keene. on the green at westminster, francine lacqua with the british parliament. parliament.day of francine, is it accurate to say the prime minister caved? yes, the prime minister caved on a couple of levels yesterday, which is why the market is now pricing in more of a chance of a soft brexit. what we find out in these votes on amendment today, i will not go into details because it is complicated, but it should give us an easier picture on what parliament once and what they could vote for. the endgame is trying to see whether the theresa may deal on the table gets voted through parliament. we will find out by march 29. tom: just one of the stories out there, just an extraordinary set of news like we saw yesterday. we need a briefing with our first word news in new york city. viviana: the pakistan prime ,inister address the pakistan saying he w

posters and now here we are one month later we've got ninety thousand pounds in the bank from the crowd fonda and the going up around the country because of the nature of digital news where we forget so quickly what was said there's a real appetite for something in the real world the breaks a referendum rewrote the rules of political campaigning for the first time and service for and against breaks it realize the full unregulated power of social media to influence voters clearly social media still is a massively important vehicle fact service and political campaign is all this group is doing is using and a long time takes to get its unique message across. this is what happened when the group turned their attention to the opposition labor leader jeremy cool been installing a blank billboard in the politicians home and tea breaks a campaign has turned up and filled in the gaps with their own slogans but i think the main prominent pro bricks in activists are also attempting to reach new audiences. the multimillionaire owner of one of britain's biggest pub change has come under fire for sending c

bush and jane fonda, a standout during the vietnam war for her opposition.z, another antiwar celebrity among the guests. during the vietnam war construction crews built bomb shelters underground to protect people from american air raids. those tunnels were closed off shortly after the war but just a few years ago they were uncovered, literally and still exist today. >> part of a museum at the hotel site, the president will spend two hours with leader kim at the hotel before parting ways. president trump stayed at the metropole on his vietnam trip back in 2017 would be enemies authorities say the jw marriott where he staying now is easier to secure. shannon, how about those troubles? pretty amazing. >> shannon: you just never know what's going on there. mistress, thank you, david. south korean protesters joined by north korean defectors in seoul on tuesday urging the president to address the north 'has human rights record with his meeting with kim jong un. joining to discuss that more and on the biggest issues we can put them in trouble and morgan ortagus, gr

president trump and kim are set to meet at hanoi's colonial area metropole hotel in a celebrity like jane fondae hotel during the vietnam war. we will bring you some history of those hotels. all that and more on our next hour of "fox news @ night." we will stick around for life events involving the president there in vietnam. we are sticking around for another hour, we hope you will too, it starts in just a minute. ♪ so why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert, extended coverage for tonight, the second summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un is now officially underway. just moments ago saw the president meet with boat vietnam's president and prime minister signing key trade deals and now discussing trade and chinese moves in the region at a working lunch. next up, dinner with kim. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washi

legend dolly parton about her hit film 9 to 5 into a musical, and the chances of another film with jane fondane are going to be doing that sequel that we've talked about for years. i used to joke and say, "we better get after it, or we'll have to call it 95" — because we're getting there! good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at 9. facebook "intentionally and knowingly" violated data privacy laws, and needs much stricter regulation — that's according to a damning report by mps this morning. the commons culture committee said the firm's founder mark zuckerberg failed to show "leadership and personal responsibility" over the rise of so—called fake news. the report is calling for a compulsory code of ethics for social media companies — which will be overseen by an independent regulator. an overhaul of current electoral laws in the uk, and rules on overseas involvement in british elections. and the removal of known sources of harmful content — which was brought to light by the death of 14—year—old molly russell, who killed herself after viewing images of self—harm and suicide. facebook said i

this is fonda, iowa outside of des moines where they could see 6 inches of snow. creating headaches at airports. more than 1,200 flights have been cancelled so far and many of those are at the d.c. airlines, airlines including american, delta, jetblue and united have all issued travel waivers for flights in and out of the snow zone allowing changes for free and for folks in the northeast, snow is headed your way. snowing in philly, new york, boston, you'll get some of this, too. changes a lot. >> thanks for the warning. here's a person who will be dealing with some of that weather, maryland's republican governor, but he's got other thanks on his mind. he has serious doubts that president trump can win a second term. larry hogan was re-elected in noce by double digits in a blue state with one. largest minority populations this morning. only on "cbs this morning" hogan is hearing from people who think they should consider a primary challenge to the president. ed o'keefe spoke with the maryland governor at the statehouse this morning and sed in washington. >> reporte

have you ever seen mario the is he out there with jane fonda doing the chop?ves. own a baseball team if you are a grown-up adult manager of money? >> the same reason many wealthy individuals by sports teams. tom: do you get a dividend or buyback from the atlanta braves? >> the atlanta braves -- that is not what we are looking at. we are looking at the asset value. it is an asset played not a cash flow play. they have a lot of opportunities come opportunity to increase television revenue by gaining control of their retail support network. they have a new stadium that is doing well. eventually that company will get sold to some wealthy individual. tom: pitchers and catchers in marty schenker is here saying to we do yankees and mets, let's go. jump in here. francine: i am thinking can we do football and premier league. chris, where do you see the most value? >> the market in general has been under love. down 5% last year end up 10% this year it is like nothing happened. we have done a better background in terms of rates stabilization in the political situation. t