have you seen hank?saw hank not too long ago. >> a successful business owner subscribes to one theory. they show up first, and they leave last. do you know where hank is? >> i don't know. i don't know if he's gone home or what. >> i cannot believe he left. not only is it disrespectful to the employees, it's disrespectful to all the customers who are coming here today. he really left? like, he's gone? >> as far as i know. >> he literally disappeared. i'm pissed. oh, hey, hank. where'd you go, buddy? we have a grand opening. hank, i don't understand why you left. this is [bleep] ridiculous. you need to [bleep] come back here. i've been here for a week. i'm doing all this stuff. this is ridiculous that you left. turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. for business advice and extra scenes from the show, go on to cnbc.com/the-profit. did you know diarrhea is often caused by bad bacteria in food? try pepto diarrhea. pepto® diarrhea is proven effective to treat symptoms, and it a

tom hanks. is there anything you got, a little music-- music for hanks?r. hanks. ♪ ♪ that's something for hanks. >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody. thank you, jon. >> jon: yes, indeed. ♪ da-dee-da >> stephen: my guest this evening is a great big movie star who has a new film, "news of the world." please welcome back to "a late show," tom hanks! hello, tom. >> hey, steve. how are you? >> stephen: i'm doing-- i'm doing okay. it's-- i'm in the office now. last time you saw me, i was at home. i'm-- >> you know, i've been talking to your crack staff. i'm a little disturbed by this dual office thing you have. >> stephen: what? >> because i just read-- i just read that putin-- that's right, that putin-- has two identical offices, one in the kremlin in moscow, and then one on the beach down on the black sea. and so no one really knows is he at work? is he in the work office? or is he-- is he down there? it strikes me as a very, you know, despotic thing to do to have two offices. so we don't even know where you are. >> stephen: you don't know if this is the real

even born yet when hanks played his most famous roles but she's not intimidated. we'll be hearing from the 12 year old star coming up here on arts and culture and later on the show. 2 artists twins painting as one is saying sisters tackle racism and colonialism with bold precision. and a vision of hope at the end of a tough year a flock of paper dubs takes flight for the washington national cathedral. well it's been just a year since 12 year old german actress helen out saying that made her fiery big screen debut in system crasher the indie film that was germany's surprise entry for the 2020 oscars now she's made the huge leap to hollywood starring alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a poet giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over zoom. in the news of the world pulling that single plays you'll have a little bit of a german orphan raised by the chi when they those who killed her family she's found by captain kidd played by tom hanks. says if you think a 12 year old german girl wou

surprise entry for the 2020 oscars now she's made the huge leap to hollywood starring alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a poet giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over soon. you. in the news of the world plays you'll have a little book the german orphan raised by the natives who killed her family she's found by captain kidd played by tom hanks. says if you think a 12 year old german girl would be intimidated acting alongside a hollywood legend well then you don't know it's the boy that. even the 2 time oscar winner was impressed by this rising star from berlin. but. i cannot stress enough. the incredible power of the young one those scenes with with the 2 of us that those those those crackled they were they were ridiculous fun in order in order to shoot singles crackle and energy threaten to explode in system pressure for breakthrough film. she plays benny the girl traumatized and out of control. zone and it's nice. but it's the quiet scenes like those in the news of the world but the young actress fin

i wasn't even born yet when hanks played his most famous roles but she's not intimidated. we'll be hearing from the 12 year old star coming up here on arts and culture and later on the show. 2 artists twins painting as one missing sisters tackle racism and colonialism with bold precision. and a vision of hope and at the end of a tough year a flock of paper doves takes flight for the washington national cathedral. well it's been just a year since 12 year old german actress helen out saying that made her fiery big screen debut in system crasher the indie film that was germany's surprise entry for the 2020 oscars now she's made the huge leap to hollywood starring alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a poet giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over zoom. in news of the world plays you'll have a little book a german orphan raised by the one they those who killed her family she sailed by captain kidd played by tom hanks. if you think a 12 year old german girl would be intimidated acting alongside

fauci: thank you, hank. thank you, alan. good to see you again. alan: great to see you, again, tony. thank you, hank. >> with coronavirus cases increasing across the country, use our website, c-span.org/ coronavirus, to follow the trends, track the spread with interactive maps, and watch updates on demand, anytime, at c-span.org/coronavirus. this afternoon, resident elect -- president elect biden announces his climate and energy team. watch live at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. this morning, heather taylor, director of strategic campaigns for bread for the world, talks about hunger and food insecurity in the u.s. amid the covid-19.

fauci: thank you, hank. thank you, alan. good to see you again. alan: great to see you, again, tony. thank you, hank. author jakeght, wood in his book "once he wore." recounting his time with the marines and the disaster organization he cofounded. >> the humanitarian community is not big fans of the military and for good reason. the majority of the humanitarian suffering is the result of armed conflict. careerlmost as though humanitarians despise the military almost out of an obligation. -- we have been trained with all of these skills and have developed these conversations overseas that were directly applicable. we discerned none of these humanitarian agencies were recruiting those men and women into their ranks. at least not at arts scale. we thought that was a waste of incredible human capital. night on q&a. security homeland secretary michael chertoff and steve ballmer join a conversation in the biden administration's immigration policies. they talk about building trust in immigrant communities and the importance of high skilled worker visas.

thank you, hank. >> c-span's "washington journal ." every day, we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discuss policy issues theat impact you. coming up, hunger and food security -- insecurity amid the covid-19 pandemic. nathan harden talks about the publication's recent 2020 college free speech rankings. live "washington journal" at 7:00 eastern saturday morning and be sure to watch authors week on next week on "washington journal" beginning on sunday at 8:00 eastern featuring books from buckeye resellers, investigative reporter cheryl atkinson, preston university's at a lodge junior, daniel , former, daniel alec trump organization executive barbara rez, and heritage senior fellow and former george w. bush administration staff or mike gonzales. ♪ use your mobile devices and go to c-span.org for the latest video live and on-demand to follow the transition of power, president trump, president-elect biden, news conferences and event coverage at c-span.org. former homeland security secretary michael chertoff and form

we talk to oprah winfrey and tom hanks this morning.ne of the things that has been a great comfort to me during this time of isolation is being able to read the words of other people. >> as savannah talks to tom hanks about the holidays, his family and his latest role that's already getting oscar buzz. >> isn't it a holiday rule not to work with kids and animals? you have a kid and wimpy the horse. >> i break those rules, savannah. those rules mean nothing to me. >> "today," monday, december 21st, 2020. >> it's the most wonderful time of the year. >> in virginia. >> brightest light in our life. >> happy birthday, grandma. ♪ what a beautiful sight >> love to celebrate this time of year, including gabrielle's 13th birthday. >> yay! >> sending love to my husband. >> my daddy. >> jared williams, currently deployed in the middle east. >> we love you. >> and we miss you. merry christmas. >> we love you, too. welcome back to "today." we're so glad you're with us. it's a chilly monday. we just want to point out where al and i are right now. we'

surprise entry for the 2020 oscars now she's made the huge leap to hollywood starring alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a poet giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over zoom. in news of the world plays you'll have a little bit of a german orphan raised by the kyle when they those who killed her family she's found by captain kidd played by tom hanks. in the area and. if you think a 12 year old german girl would be intimidated acting alongside a hollywood legend well then you don't know that single voice but. even the 2 time oscar winner was impressed by this rising star from berlin. i cannot stress enough. the incredible power of young one those scenes with with the 2 of us that those those those crackled they were they were ridiculous fun in order in order to shoot singles crackle and energy threaten to explode in system pressure for breakthrough film. she plays benny the girl traumatized and out of control. and sort of it's nice. but it's the quiet scenes like those in the news of the world but the you

encryption keys were stolen and dozens of emails were accessed at the treasury department the treasury hank began in july but cyber experts think the overall operation started months earlier a malicious code was hidden in software updates on government computers. rwanda has sent troops to the central african republic and mids an escalation in violence the country's heading to the polls on sunday rebels backed by foreign presence. of attempting to stage a coup. you update now with all the headlines we're back with another full news bulletin for you that's with us. it's 10 years since the arab spring countries across the middle east a decade on from the past uprising we'll look at the legacy of the revolution. join us as we assess the changes in the that's come on the middle east and north africa . on al-jazeera.

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vast film history, the tom hanks has never done a western until now ridge is the latest is called news of the world based on the popular novel set just after the civil war, captain jefferson kyle kidd now travels from small town to small town and ford i'm will read newspapers for people who have no access or simply cannot read along the trail discovers and demand an orphan girl whose parents were murdered says mission becomes delivery or to surviving relatives 400 miles away. beautifully shot in new mexico in real life the bigness and beauty of news of the world is counterbalanced by the white knuckling moments of this dangerous journey and also by the intimate performances. thanks. >>a young german actress selena single to strangers from different worlds unsure of what the unexpected detour will hold for them. it's also interesting to see how much things haven't changed. >>this what sort of the old west reads news to small-town folks along the way we don't like hearing some of the headlines and react the same

this christmas tom hanks is sharing the limelight with a much younger costar actress. wasn't even born yet when hanks played his most famous roles but she's not intimidated. we'll be hearing from the 12 year old star coming up here on arts and culture and later on the show. 2 artists twins painting as one missing sisters tackle racism and colonialism with bold precision. and a vision of hope and at the end of a tough year a flock of paper dubs takes flight for the washington national cathedral. well it's been just a year since 12 year old german actress helen out saying that made her fiery big screen debut in system crasher the indie film that was germany's surprise entry for the 2020 oscars now she's made the huge leap to hollywood starring alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a pilot giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over zoom. in the news of the world plays. a german orphan raised by the one they those who killed her family she's found by captain kidd played by tom hanks. says if

hank. greely: so changing the subject a little bit -- success stories. is there anything in your experiences you would point to as saying, hey, here is a time when we did it right, when it worked, and everybody benefited. "it" being, of course, good science communication. you did great work on aids. yeah.uci: yeah, i was just thinking about that as soon as the word came out of hank's mouth. one of the things that really turned out ultimately to be a success story was what started off as the lack of communication between the scientists, the academic community, the federal officials, the regulatory community, and the people literally in the trenches during early years of hiv-aids, predominantly men who have sex with men, predominantly young men who have sex with men, who appropriately and understandably felt that the federal government was not understanding or responding to the special needs that they had of being included in the deliberations about clinical trials which would greatly affect them and their lives and would ultimately evolve. this is one of

fauci: thank you, hank. thank you, alan. good to see you again. alan: great to see you, again, tony. thank you, hank. >> today on the communicators, zoom's global head of public policy on the video conferencing's growth during -- the videoconferencing company's growth. >> we went from something on the order of 10 million daily meeting participants to something north of 300 million in april and prior to the pandemic, we were focused almost entirely on business customers. had thestood we connect faith, health care institutions and it has been extraordinary. up to beorked to scale there for people. >> on the communicators on c-span. >> sunday nights, on q&a jake team on his time with rubicon. speaking, they community has not been a big fan of the military. so it is almost like the career humanitarians despise the military almost out of an knew weon, and so, we had been trained with all of these skills that were dear -- directly applicable and we quickly discerned that none of were humanitarian agencies recruiting these men or women and we really thou

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it's fashioned western that could have been made in the 1940's and hanks is the perfect western leading man courageous honorable uphold the family responsibility and compassion i give it a dean's list a. >>it's now playing only in theaters where they're open and expected to be on demand in early january. and in what might be the most covid the of the year for a sequel wonder woman 1984 it's also hbo max, has featured since we last saw her in 2017. she is world mourned, but still fighting crime pops up. now in the mid 1980's, a sleazy tv pitch man stumbles upon ancient artifact that gives him magic powers to grant the wish of anyone who touches it. allows you to take whatever you want from them. the teams up with a mousy museum assistant played beautifully by kristen way kuz wish is to become a predator again on wonder woman is the nypl wonder woman is the classic good guy bad guy battle with fun interlaced and spectacular action sequences that also works. that. this time. carey mulligan's already winning awards for her performance in the powerful and oddly entertaining promising young w

it's nice to have a good old fashioned western that could have been made in the 1940's and hanks is the perfect western leading man courageous and honorable uphold the family responsibility and compassion i give it a dean's list a. >>it's now playing only in theaters where they're open and expected to be on demand in early january. and in what might be the most covid the of the year for sequel wonder woman 1984 it's also hbo max, has matured since we last saw her in 2017. she is world war in but still fighting crime as it pops up. now in the mid 1980's, a sleazy tv pitch man stumbles upon ancient artifact that gives him magic powers to grant the wish of anyone who touches it. allows you to take whatever you want from them. the teams up with a mousy museum assistant played beautifully by kristen way kuz wish is to become a predator to be on wonder woman is the nypl wonder woman is the classic good guy bad guy battle with fun interlaced and spectacular action sequences that also works. your doorstep. this time. carey mulligan's already winning awards for her performance in the powerful an

i mean, you'd have to get, like, tom hanks-- what? hanks? here? tomorrow? wow! and i already knew that? this is some pretty good acting. anyway, that's some star power. where do we go from there? i mean, i'll just go crazy here-- what if we ended the week with, like, george clooney? what! holy tequila company! friday is cloon-day? this is quite a slate of spectacular, highly-promotable celebrity guests. but, as fun as all that is going to be-- and it's going to be so much fun-- it's a shame i don't get to talk to president-elect joe biden and future first lady dr. jill biden for their first joint post-election interview. great suffering scranton! they're going to be here thursday? unbelievable. wow. 2020 is just the best! what's that? oh, it was the worst? okay, let's move on. one thing i'm sure to talk about with the president-elect is his cool new job! last night, after the electoral college formally chose him, the president-elect delivered a primetime speech, in which he called out the republicans who signed on to the texas case attempting to throw out the el

elizabeth banks writing hanks on banks -- hanks would be tom hanks, and kerry "washington post"ing kerry on perry. >> and drum roll, please. our very own team getting in, perry harry on kari and dora on laura. now this is cool, i love it but our producers were having a hard time coming up with names to rhyme with mike and marcus. if you can think of something that rhymes with mike and marcus, send them our way. we would love to play with that as well. i was thinking about it, too, laura, as i was preparing for this, what can rhyme with those. the names probably aren't the best, but -- >> let's see. but you have something. >> i have something. ike on mike. ike turner. >> yeah. >> oh, yes. >> and vargas on marcus. elizabeth vargas was a journalist. a lot of people probably don't know her. what were you thinking of? >> i was thinking vargas -- there's a fighter. >> oh, really? okay. well, there you go. >> see? >> the team working together. >> we'll keep working. >> harry and kari and dora and laura. >> we have some time to think about it. maybe viewers can contribute as well. >> let us know

it's nice to have a good old fashioned western that could have been made in the 1940's and hanks is theerfect western leading man courageous honorable uphold the family responsibility and compassion i give it a dean's list a. >>it's now playing only in theaters where they're open and expected to be on demand in early january. and in what might be the most covid the late film of the year for sequel wonder woman 1984 it's also hbo max, has matured since we last saw her in 2017. she is a world war in but still fighting crime as it pops up. now in the mid 1980's, a sleazy tv pitch man stumbles upon ancient artifact that gives him magic powers to grant the wish of anyone who touches it. allows you to take whatever you want from them. the teams up with a mousy museum assistant played beautifully by kristen way kuz wish is to become a predator taking on wonder woman is the nypl wonder woman is the classic good guy bad guy battle with fun interlaced and spectacular action sequences that also works. your doorstep. this time. carey mulligan's already winning awards for her performance in the powe

hank you for helping me do my best. dave, who served as my chief of staff through good times and invaluable asset and friend. haley brady is as competent as she is great. big thank you to my legislative team without whom the legislative accomplishments helped.t have bjorn.- eli, my right hand on everything agriculture. jacele, my friend and confident who spearheaded the china task and helped with complex policy issues. was my go-to for policy. district loves and appreciates. since i een with me started my run for congress and his strategic leadership has success.luable to my kay has made the most of her ime in my office and exhibited incredible talent. ben, without whom i have not gotten this far, thank you. thank you for talking me into this craziness. and your leadership in guiding beautiful and treacherous passage. chris, thank you. our counsel has been invaluable. and to the cloakroom, thank you for putting up with me these last two years. to my congressional olleagues, where there are far too many to name and take.

anyway, he's up front and here comes john hanks with somebody else carrying some rails. he's saying lincoln supports those rails. now lincoln is known as an honest man. that is important to him. he knows very well those rails could have come from anywhere. he says those look like some rails i might have split. out of that experience with cousin john bringing in the rail, he becomes known as the rail splitter candidate and he's not just the rising lawyer, but a laboring man. laboring men have more appeal politically than guys who sit there doing wills and trusts and arguing cases. he gets the nomination of the state convention. they unanimously agree. alemarcusedly one guy stands up and yells for chase and they throw him out of the hall. the following week they're going to meet in chicago. that will be in mid may 1860. these are, left to right, so at the top, davis, west, corner, at the bottom, ogles by, browning, herndon. there is no weed in this group. there is not the one guy who stands out for seward. davis is essentially the manager. he was the judge in the 8th circu

really set to be the 1st country in the world where jobs are actually going to go into arms and that hank of the health secretary has said that 50 hospitals are already ready so as early as next week the vaccinations would start and those people who work in the health service are going to be fast in line also care home rather than the residence of the most vulnerable and after that it's going to be into an age groups so starting from the oldest in the population alongside with those who have underlying health conditions so again those who are very vulnerable now the u.k. is forward 40000000 doses of the vaccine so that's not enough to inoculate the whole population but where i think everyone in the u.k. and across the world is hoping that other vaccines will be approved soon from other companies and other glamor it's in the next weeks and months a hopefully this will be the start of a big rollout program for the whole world. to london and i thank you. we can get more from matthew more from d.w. business welcome matthew so was this decision expected well i think it was a surprise it will a

also he showed love for tom hanks.rs at the oakland coliseum for raiders and a's games. his favorite song is not blow the whistle. it's getting it. released in the 1980s. this saturday, his versus battle on instagram live. joining e 40. that's a big deal. there are parts of this sper view we couldn't air. because the language wasn't quite appropriate. you can find it on instagram. and facebook. that's the vip part of the interview. after hours. >> i feel like someone really enjoyed this interview. a lot. >> that was great. >> i'm a big fan. isn't it interesting he's a straight businessman. he's not cursing. he's mellow. like all of us at home. it's a different persona from the stage. >> sounds great. >> so talented. >> let's get a check of the forecast. it looks like santa is arriving next week on schedule. no storms. >> exactly. we'll be all good to go here for santa to arrive in the bay area. the forecast clearing out. and as we bring you into the micro climate weather. i want to start a heavier weather headline. the

this crash hanked not too far away fum if girl's home. >> the school district tonight says grief counseling is available for students and staff. >> reporter: this memorial sits with candles and messages for aing toker that was loved by so many people. >> she will always be in our heart forever. >> reporter: loved ones describe her as passionate and loving. >> we just miss her so much and nobody shov to go through that. >> reporter: madina was killed sunday morning when the drive of the 2013 honda accord was speeding down the street. >> there's a lot of things going on. the statewide curfew and these people probably shoulded the have been out. >> reporter: people arrested 18- year-old jose martinez. >> we just want to say for the parents when you kids go out check in with them. >> reporter: madina was good friends with the female passenger. >> i'm just still thinking it's dream and waiting for her to get home. >> reporter: madina's mom is left with her only daughter. >> she trusted the wrong people. >> reporter: the police say another passenger is in critical condition. the other two are exp

you and your body tom hanks talked each other through it a little bit.me of the earliest, most public people to have it. what did he tell about you it in. >> we were talking to tom and rita. they had it just about the same time. after a while, he said he is donating his plasma at ucla medical center. i called and started donating plasma as well. here i am at ucla donation center. how is your aim? >> all right, i guess. >> after a while, the strength of your antibodies in the plasma weakens. not that it's a competition or anything, but i said, you know, how many times was tom able to donate plasma? they said, he came in a couple times. only two? i did four. it's not a competition. >> cranston and those powerful antibodies may have recovered quickly. but it would be seven months before production on "your honor" could resume, with strict protocols. >> we wore shields that clipped around your neck that go up. willie, i don't know if you notice, but i'm in my 60s now. i know i don't look it. i have been to my fair share of rock concerts in my time. i am posi

our state,hank local, and private partners for efforts andued coordination throughout this process. veryo want to give a special thanks to the missouri national guard members who have with thep to assist applications, address redistribution logistics and help communicate our vaccination plan. systemas our healthcare capacity, our partnership with ent continues to provide relief for the same six participating hospitals and those original six have continued to ask for support for that purpose. we have 196 contracted staff respiratory therapists, 75 certified nurses nurses with various specialties. on monday, 24 of these tolthcare workers reported work as assigned to hospitals. will beginng staff work throughout the coming days year.to the new we are very encouraged by the is making anduri remain optimistic for the coming and months. although we are still oferiencing high volumes cases, our data shows that missouri's cases and hospitalizations are stabilizing. said, this fight is not over. remains one of the best weapons we have against covid-19. we must continue social distancing. mas

it's nice to have a good old fashioned western they could have been made in the 1940's and hanks is the perfect western leading man courageous honorable uphold the family responsibility and compassion i give it a dean's list a. >>it's now playing only in theaters where they're open and expected to be on demand in early january. and in what might be the most covid the of the year for a sequel wonder woman 1984 it's also hbo max. yeah, has matured since we last saw her in 2017. she is world war in but still fighting crime as it pops up. now in the mid 1980's, a sleazy tv pitch man stumbles upon ancient artifact that gives him magic powers to grant the wish of anyone who touches it. allows you to take whatever you want from them. the teams up with a mousy museum assistant played beautifully by kristen way kuz wish is to become a predator may be on wonder woman is the nypl wonder woman is the classic good guy bad guy battle with fun interlaced and spectacular action sequences that also works. your doorstep. this time. carey mulligan's already winning awards for her performance in the powerf

hank calls his own number and hits the pylon, 27-20 spartans.ive to put it to bed. he finds derek to make it a 2 scoring game again and san jose wins 34-24 the first-ever mountain west title. they finished the regular season 7-0. >> where does this rank? this one is the best because all of the parts of it, how far we have come, what we want to this year, we sang lean on me in the locker room together. that is how this team plays. we lean on each other. >>> the antioch native put on a show for alabama in the championship game tonight, the final seconds of the 1st have, the crimson tide leaving florida . he had 244 total yards in 5 touchdowns as the top-ranked team is victorious, they will be in the top seed in the college playoff. >>> saturday shelby is getting into it with his teammates because they could not stop josh allen who threw for 359 yards and 2 touchdowns and buffalo is victorious to clinch their first division title since 1995. the first time in 12 years that a team other than the patriots has been victorious in the afc east. >>> the

wonderful hank my ife and second lady karen pence, tony fauci, members of the coronavirus task force who are joining us here today. to thank the ant fine medical team at walter reed our tal that administered vaccine today. i didn't feel a thing. well done. nd we appreciate your service to the country. you know, as the christmas oliday approaches, this is always a season of hope. we gather here today at the end affirm tooric week to the american people that hope is way.e and karen and i were more than happy to step forward before out to take the afe and effective coronavirus vaccine that we have secured and produced for the american people. inspiring day. as the people of this country week under past operation warp speed, the first coronavirus vaccine is literally states ministered in across the country to millions of americans. mistake about it, it's a medical miracle. i'm told byvaccine, our experts, usually takes between eight and 12 years to and then mothanufacture and but we're on track here in the united states to administer millions of doses to less thanan people in one year. i

it's nice to have a good old fashioned western that could have been made in the 1940's and hanks is theourageous honorable uphold the family responsibility and compassion i give it a dean's list a. >>it's now playing only in theaters where they're open and expected to be on demand in early january. and in what might be the most covid the of the year for sequel wonder woman 1984 it's also hbo max, has matured since we last saw her in 2017. she is world warren but still fighting crime as it pops up. now in the mid 1980's, a sleazy tv pitch man stumbles upon ancient artifact that gives him magic powers to grant the wish of anyone who touches it. allows you to take whatever you want from them. the teams up with a mousy museum assistant played beautifully by kristen way kuz wish is to become a predator taking on wonder woman is the nypl wonder woman is the classic good guy bad guy battle with fun interlaced and spectacular action sequences that also works. your doorstep. this time. carey mulligan's already winning awards for her performance in the powerful and oddly entertaining promising yo

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don't think i'm mr hanks you see. i'm 0 in shock they say still can't go. to the police just talk into protesting this report. then you have to go on. and on. so 19 people arrested. so 1000 arrests and they've made a show of weapons confiscated and i see. it's been a sleepless long night surely i'm of the journey so say she's looking at whether actually any police stepped over the line but yeah tempers frayed and you go well into the night and journalists will be between protesters and police so it can get chaotic having said all that like it's been a huge part of the biggest sort of impact on traffic i can remember. and you feel the probation press today you know one of them burying it or framing this as you know in significant. so i posted this 5 23 am it's expressing a little bit of anger with the treatment of reporters by the police i got a little bit of purpose my arms but one thing i didn't realize i only realized after looking at photos again you can check here this guy so if they decided to use rubber bullets last night then i will be directly in fr

representative hank johnson is a democr democratic congressman from georgia. and nse ufot is ceo of the new georgia project. thank you both for joining me this morning. >> thank you. >>> waves of social media disinformation emerge around these run-off races. one example, conspiracy theory that says that the state voting machines have a vote flipping mechanism and somehow is tied to hugo chavez, venezuelan leader who has been dead for seven years. posts with 200 false claims, 60% reached through undetected reaching thousands of users. never mind the internet. a good amount of misinformation is coming from 1600 pennsylvania avenue, right from the outgoing president's mouth. >> we're fighting very hard for this state. when you look at all the corruption and problems having to do with this election, all i can do is campaign and then wait for the numbers. when the numbers come out of ceilings and leather bags, you start to say what's going on? >> joining me now is rashad robinson, president of color of change, working directly with social media companies to how to

but soon enough, much bigger names would be joining the coming on inflict, including hank greenberg who was called up in may. hank greenberg, first baseman for the detroit tigers, future hall of famer and defending american league most valuable player. he goes into the service and then within a day or two of the bombing of pearl harbor on december 7th, a number of players immediately enlisted, most notably, bob feller, the future hall of fame pitcher. eventually more than 500 big leaguers would ultimately serve in the armed forces during world war ii, including 30 who appeared on the red sox roster and over 4,000 minor leaguers. somewhat remarkably, no major leaguer died in combat. but over 45 were wounded including two hall of famers, warren spawn who pitched for the boston braves and the great nuknu knuckleballer. to play or not to play? and that led to the commissioner of baseball at the time writing what would become known as the green light letter to fdr seeking some guidance on what baseball should do. michael, can you pick up the story from there? >> sure, gordon. the letter from

anyway, he is upfront, here comes john hanks with somebody else carrying rails. and he is saying, lincoln split those rails. now, lincoln is already known as an honest man, that is important to him. and he knows very well those rails could have come from anywhere. he says well, those look like some rails i might have split. and out of that experience with cousin john bringing in the rails he becomes known as the rail splitter candidate. suddenly he is not just the rising lawyer, he is a laboring man. and laboring men have more appeal politically and guys who sit there doing wills and trusts and arguing cases. he gets the nomination of the state convention. they unanimously agree. allegedly one guy stands up and yells for chase and they throw him out of the hall. they are not putting up with that. the following week, they are going to meet in chicago. in mid-may, 1860. these are left to right. so at the top davis, left corner at the bottom field goals be, browning, herndon. there is no one guy who stands out for seward. davis is essentially the manager . he was th

even things like there's an old tom hanks film called turneand hooch -- let's do a series based onhatstuff that was intended for cinema, but they are moving on and there have been readjustments to that because of covid and the live-action milan movie did that with -- when it was intend to go to cinemas but went to disney plus. but things like like widow, the new film in the mvel cinema universe will be going to the cinema. patty jenkins, the woman behwod er woman directs a new star wars film that will going into cinemas in 2022 or 2023. so it'seaotusting in that kind of direction but what disney have always been great at is taking that incredible back catalog of familiar material and thinking how can we expand thi m and make morey out of this? they have a brand-new streaming channel outperforming exctations and they are filling it with as much material from that as they possibly can. anchor: just time to say a song least 26 years ago, a christmas beloved favorite, has finally reached number 1 -- mariah s"rey's "all i want for christ with capped off the top spot in 1994 but n it has kn

>>hank you very much for that update.orld health organizion has said the country should not be punished for transpantly sharing the new scientificid findings of c9. this comes after a chinese citizen journalists who reported on the early stages of the pandemic and will haunt was -- in wuhan was sentenced to four years in jail. >> tense scenes preceded his court appearance. access to the hearing was prohibited for journalists and members of the public, including >> i feel extremely sad. howou long can thisry, this people, this tragedy carry-on for? >> in february, he traveled to wuhan to report on the chaotic early stages of the coronavirus outbreak. blending activism with journalism, she focused on the failings of the government's response to the pandemic. it was not the first time she had come into conflicts with the authorities and she knew it was sky. >>aybe i have a rebelliou soul. i'm just documenting the truth. >> she'sow then sentenced to four years in prison for provoking trouble, crime used to silencnt dissis in

and hanks revealed the unfortunate haircut that was required to play the colonel. >> let me show you,d the children. i want to apologize. >> we almost missed it there he was a little too high at least none of us have to do that for work. >> craig could pull it off. >> and some could argue that al has to do that. >> i don't know if i could, but why didn't he go with the bald head mask that some people use for roles. i guess he wanted to -- >> well, he is a method actor. >> clearly. stepping into the role. >> all right. next up, new year's day for most of us, we can agree it could not come soon enough, and new year's is coming with the annual rose parade special right here on nbc. the two-hour special has been of course like everything else reimagined this year it is going to feature celebrity guests and musical performances and of course, the beautiful flowers. hoda and al are going to be hosting the special once again, but let's look back at the rose parade appearances over the years. >> bam that's how you start off 2020. 2020. good morning, everybody. happy new year. i'm al roker, an

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cost of close to $400 million, the museum has had support from the likes of steven spielberg and tom hanksll kinds of other art forms. and so i think to understand it, you have to approach it in many different ways. so we have theatres where films can be seen in their original format, as they were meant to be seen. we have exhibition spaces on three different floors, and project spaces for new work that actually takes cinema into the future. so the whole thing just flows together. covering six storeys and 300,000 square feet, the building's focal point will be a striking rooftop terrace. the building is still under construction, but the view — definitely ready to go. amazing, we are at the top now, on the dolby terrace, and we are looking out over hollywood. it is opening night, the first guests walk in, they have their experience and they leave — what do you hope they say to each other? the first is, i hope they understand and talk about film history. i feel like it is disappearing a little from our memory. and now is the time to really save it, to save the legacy of film forfuture genera