(martin scorsese) there's so many point of view shots in terms of hitchcock.ke in "the wrong man." there's a moment when fonda is brought to all these places. and they tell the woman, "take a look. that fella, does it 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 th

he captures this image of a typically deadpan alfred hitchcock.er bowl. and sharon tate before her shocking murder. in time, he even begins traveling the world in pursuit of celebrity signatures. throughout the 1960s, '70s, and '80s, he snaps up sports figures, bollywood stars, politicians, and one of his favorites -- mexican telenovela actors. it's on a trip to mexico city in 1993 that jack -- now 64 years old -- approaches a struggling young mexican soap actor for an autograph. now, the young guy in that picture looks a little bit familiar. who is that? >> [ laughs ] you're funny. i was an actor. it was the end of winter in 1993 that i met jack in mexico city. i see jack coming up in the distance. i just know he was somebody different, and he says, "are you an actor?" i was ever so flattered. when i met jack, this is the card that i signed for him, and this is the picture he took of myself. >> oh, my, juan carlos, look at you. was this a love at first sight? >> well, it's one of those things that when you know you've found your soul mate. call i

with ayers things go very badly won't tell you anything more except it's an amazing piece worthy of hitchcock a true masterpiece that's my favorite this year because a parasite from korea that's one that's definition as it keeps our eyes out for scott i can't wait to go to the movies with you again always so much fun chatting with you thanks very much. and now here in europe more far right and nationalist politicians than ever before are expected to join the european parliament after this week's elections there are 28 countries in the european union and in order to get a sense of where they're heading we've been interviewing artists from around the continent today we're meeting some boats ho you do in hungary a country whose authoritarian leadership is openly anti you. hungary has been part of the european union since 2004 but the prime minister viktor orban and his ruling fetus party the e.u. is the enemy it's not by accident there's no e.u. flag flying about hungary in parliament it's often been a source of contention m.p.'s from the far right party even threw one out the window the e.u. fl

among her hits are pillow talk and alfred hitchcock's the man who knew too much. she was 97nd lived inca. l anortation is a t challenges facing b.a.r.t. >>> "the chronicle" is reporting b.a.r.t. is slowing the rollout because of serious maintenance issues. live at the millbrae b.a.r.t. station for us. good morning, jobina. >> reporter: good morning. you may be able to make out the train behind me here, the older one. passengers will have to be dealing with those for a bit longer. some of the trains date back to the 1970s. the idea here is that with b.a.r.t. pushing back the time line the agency and its contractor will be able to work out some of those technical failures. so far the california utilities commission has approved 75 cars and that is the equivalent of 7 1/2 trains. b.a.r.t. planned to have 775 new cars in service by 2022. "the chronicle" says the chief mechanical officer revealed the date will now be spring 2023. 6,000 hours before any sort of failure that causes a delay of more than five minutes. right now issues are popping up at more than 1,000 hour

accomplished a number of times before this film is really incredible it's sort of a sort of comedy hitchcock in a thriller it's about a family of poor family of a sort of a small time con artist who managed to con their way into a rich family's home and start working for them and so the 2 families become intertwined and the film is so delicately done that you're not quite sure as the film goes on who's actually conning who is the actual parasite of the film's title good movie brilliant brilliantly done wonderfully executed and a really deserved winner it sounds like there's some thriller aspects journey much thriller but also a very very funny and beautifully shot of every part of this film works perfectly any other surprises at the festival the number 2 prize amount to the up that you mentioned. also a very very good film a surprise just because she's a 1st time film director and to jli 1st time directors don't have much of a chance to win top prize in cannes but it's also a real 1st because this is the 1st time this is she's the 1st black woman to ever have a film in competition in cannes

. ♪ >> reporter: doris day will always be remembered for this oscar-winning number in alfred hitchcock's man who knew too much. a film set in marrakesh starting a girl born in cincinnati. long before she made it doy,sta radio and made it big when she landed a recording contract with columbia records, a deal that led her to hollywood. [ music ] and her heyday in the 1950s and 60s, she played opposite some of hollywood's biggest honks including rock hudson, clark gable and frank sinatra. at age 44, she made her final movie with six you get eggroll. she moved to the small screen starting in the doris day show in 1968 until retiring in 1973. after leaving the spotlight, animal welfare became her personal passion. >> design was at the studios and they had all of the money to play with and they loved plugging the first pieces on you and i when i see it, i cannot bear it. >> reporter: although she never won an academy award, she won four golden globes in the presidential medal of freedom. whatever will be will be is among her most famous and unforgettable songs helping to seal her place as one

. ♪ >> she will always be remembered for this oscar winning number in alfred hitchcock's the man whow too much. and that the girl point in cincinnati. long before she made a big, she started singing on local radio. her career took off when she landed at recording contract with columbia records. the deal that led her to hollywood. in her heyday in the 1950s and 1960s, she played opposite some of hollywood's biggest hunks. including rock hudson. clark gable and frank sinatra. at age 44, she made her final movie. she moved to the small screen, starring in the doris day show, from 1968 until she retired from showbiz in 1973. after leaving the spotlight, animal welfare became her personal passion. >> they had all the money to play with, but they want to put one of those for pieces on you. >> although she never won an academy award, she did win four golden globes and the presidential medal of freedom. whatever will be, we'll be, one of her most famous and unforgettable songs. helping to seal her place as one of america's sweethearts. ♪ >> she will also be remembered for her long-term frien

. >> ♪ >> reporter: doris day will always be remembered for this oscar-winning number in alfred hitchcock'sn who knew too much." a film set in marrakesh, starring a girl born in cincinnati. >> ♪ >> reporter: long before she made it big, doris da stted ngi landed a recording contract with columbia records. a deal that led her to hollywood. >> ♪ there's no time to delay. ♪ >> reporter: in her heyday during the 50s and 60s, day played opposite some of hollywood's biggest honks including clark gable, frank sinatra and rock hudson. at age 44, she made her final movie with a move to the small screen. she starred in the doris day show from 1968 until she retired from showbiz in 1973. >> got to make a wish first. >> reporter: after leaving the spotlight, animal welfare became her personal passion. >> the designers that the studios had all the money to play with them. now, when i see it, i can't bear it. >> reporter: although she never won an academy award, she won four golden gloves in the presidential medal of freedom. >> ♪ que sera sera ♪ will be was an unforgettable son helping to seal her place

i would like to play you a clip from the offered hitchcock film, "the man who knew too much," whwhere she sings he best-known song, "que sera, sera." >> ♪ que sera serera whatever will be, will be the future's not ours to see que sera sera what will be, will be que sera sera phil: she became an animal rights activist. dulcie: she did. she took in strays and help them survive. she was a survivor herself. let's play the clip. she was a strong, sexy -- she wears pants and carries a gun. the guardian newspaper called it up -- a proto-lesbian film. this is doris day on the more progressive side. phil: it's all going on under the surface. voters in india have been taking part in the world's against parliamentary election in nearly -- nearly 900 million people are eligible to vote. the votes take place over weeks. the penultimate phase of voting took place on sunday. the main party that controls the city hope their efforts to improve public education have convinced voters. >> this is how prema francis begins her day. she gets her son -- grandson ready for school. she has raised him ever sinc

alfred hitchcock saw her talent casting her in "the man who knew too much." the song that would become her signature. ♪ what will be, wil ♪ >> did you just ask me to marry you? >> reporte a series of wildly successful romantic lo comedies fold reflecting the era, they were flirty but me ta >> don't you find me attractive? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: she received her only oscar nomination for that one, "pillow talk." in real life things were not always so rosy. she was married four times. third husband squandered for fortune before he died in 1968 without telling her, he signed her to a television series. her only son terry ak helped her mthat show a hit. w she retired from shosi ss nearly 50 years ago, making a rare appearance in 1989 to accept a lifetime ar achievement aw >> it been a wonderful life, and i'm not finished yet. >> reporter: she was far from finished, dedicating herself to humane treatment of and creating the doris day animal foundation. born 97 years ago in cincinnati, ohio, doris marianne leaves a legacy of love. as wrote today, the great dor

alfred hitchcock saw her talent, casting her in "the man who knew too much." signature ♪ que sera sera, what will be will be ♪ >> reporter: a series of wildly successful romantic comedies followed, reflecting the era, they were flirty but tame. >> don't you find me attractive? >> reporter: she received her only oscar nomination for that one "pillow talk" in real life, things were not always so rosy she was married four times her third husband squandered her fortune. before he died in 1968 without telling her, he signed her to a television series. her only son, music producer terry melcher, helped her make that show a hit. she retired from show business nearly 50 years ago, making a rare appearance in 1989 to accept a lifetime achievement award. >> and it's been a wonderful life, and i'm not finished yet. >> reporter: she was far from finished, dedicating herself to the humane treatment of animals and creating the doris day animal foundation. born 97 years ago in cincinnati, ohio, doris mary ann kappelhoff leaves a legacy of love. as goldie hawn wrote, the grea

went into singing and she had a beautiful clear voice and i'd like to play a clip from the alfred hitchcock film the man who knew too much where she sings that's the best known film case or us are all. that i was that was. who are. you will be. the future's not to see. kerry said ah then i. will be 10 seconds. so she became an animal rights activist she did she took in strays she helped them survive she was a survivor at midnight just have time for a clip of calamity jane where you see doris day as a strong let's play the clip of you got it. a strong ceci. she wears pants she carries a gun and the guardian newspaper called it a pro toad in salem this is doris day from the more progressive side was going on under the surface. thank you. voters in india have been taking part in the world's biggest fall eventually election the nearly 900000000 people are eligible to vote in the elections take place over breaks across regions we put out a phase of voting which includes the capital of delhi took place on sunday a downy is the part of the controls the city at the moment i hope their efforts to im

apologize that was a completely different clip this was her singing case or ass or rock from an alfred hitchcock film called the man who knew too much because she was a wonderful singer had a beautiful clear voice as you hear it and that was part it was she started her career yes and so so because she didn't just gene she was a singer. also went into radio. and she went into radio as a singer she began wanting to be adults and then she had a terrible accident between a car and train into death and we all share went to hollywood at a very young age about 14. went into singing 1st became very successful as a singer and from there went into acting. i wonder if we've now got that clip from pillow book with with rock hudson free no no no no no we don't so we don't know yes ok now in her later life she became an animal rights expert she did she took in a lot of stray dogs and cats. i think in a she was like catwoman except she was a cat and dog woman she picked up a stray she took them home she went shopping she bought she would she was known and kamel california where she lived for going shopping and

. >>> she recorded for this offered hitchcock movie, the man who knew too much. during her long career she made three dozen films, and made more than 600 recordings, and topped both the box office and billboard charts. she is considered one of the most successful movie stars of all time. she died of pneumonia at her home today in carmel valley surrounded by friends. >>> coming up, a witness in the ghost ship trial testified about escaping the deadly inferno. >>> the san jose sharks admit they cannot flat in their conference finals against the st. louis blues. will report from the shark tank coming up in sports. >>> and national honor for a northbay dispatcher. how she and her colleagues rewrote the script on saving lives during a fire disaster. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and n

. >> she was also a favorite of alfred hitchcock, mike sinatra, and bob. >> should be get some help fromfour times having one son with whom she was extremely close. he died in 2004 and she took it incredibly hard. her second husband was her agent. his sudden death in 1968 revealed her earnings had been mismanaged and she was deeply in debt. she reluctantly agreed to do that doris day show. it turns out her performance with net for another golden globe and run for five years. >> would you like to know who i had a late supper with ? >> reporter: she devoted her life to advocating for animals and overseeing her foundation. >> on behalf of the humane society of the united states urging you to adopt a pet. >> reporter: revered as one of the greatest american actresses, she got the cecil b demille award for her body of work. >> god is good and i'm very glad. >> reporter: she received the presidential medal of freedom. of fear of flying kept her from receiving it in person. even though she kept a low profile in her later years, she will always be remembered as a girl next-door who captured our

next door characters in musicals like calamity jane, comedies like "pillow talk" or thrillers like hitchcock'sthe man who knew too much." william shatner said she was america's sweetheart. after retiring she devoted her life upon the protection of animals. flowers were placed on doris day's star on the hollywood walk of fame. >>> nasa planning to return to the moon. it hopes to send the first woman ever and first man in five decades by 2024. president trump announcing monday a $1.6 billion increase to the nasa budget so america can return to space quote in a big way. the space agency also revealing the name of its new lunar mission after the greek goddess of the moon. >>> jimmy fallon's slow jam featured 2020 presidential candidate pete buttigieg. here are your late night laughs. >> he's ready and prepared for a primary battle. his name is worth 800 points in scrabble. a question for you mr. mayor. you may run a city, what makes you think you can measure up to the presidency, aren't you worried about performance anxiety. >> actually, i'm not, as mayor of south bend, i reenergized the economy a

have you storyboarded everything like hitchcock or disoferlg as you go?very. i want to let the actors show me their idea positive. i did have a strict rule of no script on set which i did steal from scorsese. >> stephen: a good guy it steal from. >> there are no scripts on set. they have to be off book. and these are all young actors, but they are so good, they're like, "no problem." >> stephen: have you ever shown up not off book? >> yes. i said don't be like me. be better than me. >> stephen: do you think you'll approach the job as an actor in a different way? >> yes, because actors have the easiest job in the world. and now i'll just show up and say, "thank you. what a dream. i'm just here to feel and go home." >> stephen: i always said that-- >> it's a lovely job. >> i always said to my life, no matter what i do in my career because i like to write and i like to produce, but i always want to be in the front of the camera, even for five seconds, because if you're in front of the camera for five seconds, you get flowers. >> you get flowers. >> stephen:

he was a star appearing in perry mason, hogan's heroes, and alfred hitchcock movies. cry dange danger. i think he looks exactly like you, what do you think? >> dana: it's not bad. >> greg: i don't know. does david schwimmer get crap for looking like you? >> juan: you don't look goofy. >> greg: i look more like that dude from the insurance commercial. >> katie: it's wedding season so there are wedding crashers but this is a story of a photographer taking a photo of a couple when a photobombing moose walks by and got in the back of their shot. they look a little bit scared because moose can be aggressive but the photographer made it a goal to get the moose in the shot, they were excited and terrified but they ended up watching her cross and they got the shot. >> greg: it looks like the moose of honor. >> juan: moose are huge! >> katie: things you learn on "the five," did you know that? moose are huge. >> bret: this is a fox news alert, we begin with some high-level insults in the nation's capital and real questions for the way forward legislatively. nancy pelosi says th

she was also a favorite of alfred hitchcock, frank sinatra and bob hope. >> should because of help from the police? >> i want to take a crack at the salon. >> she married 4 times having win son terry with whom she was extremely close. terry died in 2004 and took it extremely hard. her second husband was her agent who she married in 1951. his sudden death reveals days earnings had been mismanaged and she was deeply entered. she reluctantly agreed to do the doris day show. her performance would net her another golden globe and run for 5 years. >> would you like to know who i had a late supper with? >> following her film and tv career she devoted her life to advocating for animals and overseeing her foundation. >> this is doris day on the behalf of the humane society of the united states urging you to adopt a pet. >> the hollywood foreign press gave her the sosebee demille award for her body of work. >> god is good. i am very blessed. >> in 2004 she received the presidential medal of freedom. a paralyzing fear of flying kept her from accepting it in person. >> even though she kept a low pr

she was also a favorite of alfred hitchcock, frank sinatra and bob hope and worked by jimmy stewart and clark gable. >> let's take a crack at this alone. >> day married four times having one son, terry, with whom she was extremely close. he died in 2004 and day took it incredibly hard. >> her second husband was her agent and she married him in 1951. his sudden death in 1968 showed her earnings was miss managed and she was in debt. she reluctantly agreed to do the doris day show. it would net her another golden globe and run for five years. >> following her film and tv career, she advocated for animals and oversaw her foundation. >> this is doris day on behalf of the humane society of the united states urging you to adopt a pet. >> revered at one of the greatest american actresses of the big scene, she got the cecil b demille award for her body of work. >> god is good and i'm very blessed. >> in 2004 she received the presidential medal of freedom but a fear of flying kept her from getting it in person. >> even though she kept a low profile in her later years, she will always be remembere

and hitchcock's the man who knew too much.them, and won an oscar for best song, but it was romantic comedies like calamity jane -- ♪ 23 miles we covered today >> that touch of mink. >> morning. >> and the blockbuster pillow talk, which endeared her to fans as america's sweetheart. off screen, day bristled at her innocent depiction on screen, telling host johnny carson she wanted to set the record straight. >> the image has been so boring. you know, the virgin. and the goody two shoes and all the nonsense, which is not human. >> but that same wholesome image helped her win a total of five golden globes. in 1969, she was nominated as best actress for her tv sitcom "the doris day show" and 20 years later, she received a lifetime achievement award. >> this business has been a great joy in my life. i have loved every minute of it. >> in 2004, president george w. bush presented day with the medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor. after hollywood, day dedicated herself to the care of animals through a foundation that bears her

in hitchcock's the man who knew too much.hatever will be will be became days and them and won an oscar for best song, but it was romantic comedies like calamity, jane. >>23 mile. >>that touch of mink. and the blockbuster pillow talk which endears her to fans as america's sweetheart. off-screen day bristled at her innocent depiction on screen telling host johnny carson she wanted to set the record straight. the image has been so boring. >>i know that virgin and the goody 2 shoes and all the nonsense which is you know it's not human. >>but that same wholesome image helped her win a total of 5 golden globes. in 1969 she was nominated as best actress for her tv sitcoms. the doris day show. and 20 years later she received a lifetime achievement award. this business has been. >>and great joy in my life i've loved every minute of it in 2004 president george w bush presented a with the medal of freedom. >>the highest civilian honor, the radio after hollywood day dedicated herself to the care of animals through a foundation that bears

topped the box office, many featuring day's wide vocal range like her rendition of kay sara sara in hitchcock'shatever will be will be became her anthem and won an as core. it was romantic comedies like "calamity jane," that touch of mink and the blockbuster "pillow talk" which endeared her to fans as america's sweetheart. off day she bristled at her innocent depiction on screen telling host johnny carson she wanted to set the record straight. >> the image has been so boring, you know, the virgin and the goody two-shoes and all the nonsense, it's not human. >> reporter: that same whole some image helped her win a total of five golden globes. in 1969 she was nominated as best actress for her tv sitcom "the doris day show." in 2011 she received a lifetime achievement award. >> this business has been a great joy in my life. i've loved every minute of it. >> reporter: in 2004 president george w. bush presented day with the medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor. after hood she dedicated herself to the care of animals through a foundation that bears her name. >> go to your city shelter today a

she thought it was a children's song and only because alfred hitchcock insisted that she sing it thatrom the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — actress felicity huffman's arrived at a boston huffman has arrived at a boston federal court to plead guilty to charges in the largest—ever american college admissions scandal — we'll have the latest on the case. compared to the cool and at times wet weather we had, this week is looking much drier and also it is going to be a good deal warmer as well. , a glorious start with some early morning sunshine is the week goes by, we are looking at lots of sunshine the things warming up. temperatures could reach 2a celsius in northern scotland and the change of fortune has been due to the area of fortune has been due to the area of high pressure that is going to be with us for the next few days, the electric weather systems kept at bay. at the moment we do not have a great deal of cloud showing up on the satellite picture, lots of sunshine but you can see that is quite thin, so we are seeing some sunny spells break

alfred hitchcock once said that the length of a film should be related to the endurance of the human this is the argument there. i think i would be going to a lot of short films! the new avengers film is three hours. the columnist argues that her friend had to go to the toilet and couldn't find her way back, went into the wrong film, it's dark, you can see where you were sitting. i suppose it would make commercial sense. they could send around the usherette with their ice creams. revived the interval. you might walk back into a different film and refer that one! we are going to revert to a bit of politics. a fairly desperate plea from the prime minister. in the context of punishment for both parties, particularly the conservatives, it makes sense. otherwise we are heading into the european parliament elections, and the big fear is that the brexit party led by nigel farage will be —— will beat both the conservatives and labour. there is sense in a unity approach but there is still a great deal of scepticism over when he —— over whether any deal will be forthcoming. am i right in think

a former world champion himself he won 3 major world titles in 2015 by beating a flight to make hitchcock. problemi was known as the undisputed heavyweight king because he couldn't find his own brother so when i beach i became are you know why i didn't even change me one day not one big challenge not question one not do so after next year because he will because he can't beat me i'll still be the same person as i am today because real people don't change south korea's sang kanga has won for the 1st time on goals p.g.a. tour the 31 year old to hold 7 birdies on sunday to win the byron nelson championship in texas kangaroo who actually lives in texas one by 2 shots he now ahead to the 2nd major of the good the p.g.a. championship which starts in new york on thursday. and also as well for me will have more later on. some of thank you very much indeed a lot for me down in jordan for this news hour but don't go away a lot more heat is up next with much more of the day's news such a time so much but. in 2008 al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking ski. preparing some of india's poorest children

. >> she was also a favorite of alfred hitchcock.a and bob hope and worked i table and jimmy stewart. >> should be get some help from the police? >> she married four times having one son with whom she was close. terry died in 2004 and doris day to incredibly hard. her second husband with her agent. his sudden death in 1968 revealed that her earnings for mismanaged. she reluctantly agreed to do the doris day show. her performance but that her another golden globe and run for five years. >> would you like to know who i had a late supper with ? >> reporter: she devoted her life to advocating for animals and overseeing her foundation. >> i am urging you to adopt a pet. >> reporter: revered as one of the greatest american actresses, she was given the sessile be demille award in 1989 for her body of work. >> in 2004 she received the presidential medal of freedom. a paralyzing fear of flying kept her from getting it in person. >> she will always be remembered as that girl next- door who captured our hearts and taught us case arras iraq what

whatever will be will be >> reporter: doris day won audiences over with her signature song from hitchcock'say one of the most celebrated american movie stars of her time. born doris mary kappelhoff in cincinnati, she broke into show business as a singer with her first hit "sentimental journey." her teenage dreams took a turn after a car accident crushed her comes of becoming a dancer day focused on singing instead and movie musicals one of her most famous, "calamity jane." the song won an oscar. she received her only oscar nomination for a role in "pillow stock" where she starred alongside her lifelong friend rock hudson. off screen married four times. she had one son, terry, with third husband martin melcher, who signed her to a television series during three decades in film she starred opposite kerry grant, jimmy cagne, james garner, to name a few. >> hello i'm doris day and i would like you to meet two of my very best friends. >> reporter: in her real life she stood for for animal rights. later honored with the presidential medal of freedom for her work this morning tributes pouring in f