jimmy stewart shaving, hitchcock standing right next t them.appears he's giving directions to the guy holding the mirror. >> and for those of you who wan to imagine jimmy stewart, kim novak and alfred hitchcock walking these streets in 2023 - >> saint one has not changed at all. >> reporter: so, even if you weren't here, you can still re-create it. >> where are you now? >> with you. >> reporter: and it is all real >> there's your great watch. >> reporter: there is your hors now, kind of tucked into a corner of the stables. >> is ghost. hitchcock is still here. and he is here, because o the power of art and the power of film. his fingerprints are all over this place. he is stil hovering. hitchcock is still here. >> i wish i would have seen that, but you can see the movie it is tomorrow night at the stanford fever at 7:30, and it will be next week with the birds. >> i was going to ask you, can you go do this with the birds? >> the birds is even bett . it to celebrate doubling my sourdrdough jack,k, i gogot doubles s for eveveryone in n the office

hitchcock is still here. >> i would love to be jimmy stewart. they are showing vertigo at 7:30 tonight and at 9:50. >> that was a labor of love on your part, what a road trip. >> it was great, it was fun to imagine that hitchcock once upon a time stood there. you know, he lived with scott's family in sanford mountains. he was a fan of the bay area. thanks for watching, we will see you back here at 11:00. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheers and applause] steve: hey! come on, boy. come on. thank y'all. i appreciate

brian hackney follows in his footsteps. >> reporter: hitchcock felt it was his masterpiece. the critics and very poor shootings at showings at the box office. he always wanted to use the golden gate bridge and san francisco in a film. san francisco became a costar of the movie. >> san francisco has changed. things that spell san francisco to me are disappearing fast. >> it's a time capsule of san francisco in the '50s. it made me want to visit all the scenes i could. >> reporter: co-author of the amazing footsteps in the fog, has many things have changed. many things like that have stayed the same. as opposed to where jimmy stewart is living. >> the pervious road of lombard street, pervious road in america. back when we get off that curvy part of lombard we had another one of the famous sites in the tour, the apartment that scotty uses, jimmy stewart, in the movie vertigo. it's not something very grand. he's a detective, he's a bachelor. >> you have nothing to apologize for. >> this is a great way to see san francisco. >> absolutely, no doubt about it. vertigo in so many way

hitchcock has said he wants _ hope i did that today. i did that today. hitchcock has said he wants to win everything - said he wants to win everything he enters. today he took another step closer to achieving that dream. we're just a few hours away from anthonyjoshua's fight against finland's robert helenius at london's o2 arena. it wasn't the bout the former heavyweight champion was expecting though. helenius took the fight at a week's notice afterjoshua's original opponent dillian whyte failed a voluntary drugs test. not much in boxing surprises me. i had not to, not a physical fight, had not to, not a physicalfight, the the mental aspect of it. that's why you said expect with the linea aspect of it. that's why you said expect with felonious as well. 249.4 for the expect with felonious as well. 249.4 forthe nordic— expect with felonious as well. 249.4 for the nordic nightmare. _ expect with felonious as well. 249.4 for the nordic nightmare. similar. for the nordic nightmare. similar ower, i for the nordic nightmare. similar power. i t

. >> now, obviously, american cinema has a long history of murderous wildlife from alfred hitchcock's. to the first true summer blockbuster jaws. but these days, you jaws in a blender and you get shark nado. and if you enjoy everything that was going on in 1983, you get. bear suddenly, many of our traditional horror film concepts have transformed into more of these still scary but also kind of funny hybrids. >> i think there is something that people really like where where they want to feel scared on some level. >> but. but never feel tense. >> george myers is a programmer for amherst cinema and art house theater in massachusetts, and he says in a time when life is already pretty scary, this mixture is a good medium for viewers who still want a thrill using comedy makes it much, much easier to digest. yeah, and he says this genre has become so popular that even theaters like his can't look away. but our peers across the country and art house cinemas shifted towards exactly what you're talking about. however george also acknowledges that these concepts are getting more and more absurd

i understand your concerns yurok hitchcock with a flamethrower. it's like a monkey with a grenade.re, you understand? oh light up hey motherfucker, are you crazy, leave the toy alone joke register fine. great. we served together forgot his name. what do you remember? as i know this guy, his last name is karachun here they didn’t fill up themselves, but what they say to the owner. yes, there was nothing. you know , we had and swam here in veteran uniforms, some one asks you what is behind the carpets. opa sanechka is like your sweater, which you wore in the winter and your goals. and what did you write my name smells like that, the perpetual motion machine is impossible to buy. megamaster perpetual motion machine benefits nature is just an inspector of the reserve we fight or you get out of here? you will feed the fish with such a team in the national park for the whole day is impossible. this morning i signed the order to create a special task force. lynx under the command of the group will report directly to me and have complete freedom of action. why am i so lucky tomorrow ? , th

had. the whole day running around, some naked bird models the dead all feel like a character in a hitchcock women like romantics? great. you know better than me that laziness is needed, of course, people after a divorce begin to somehow feel each other more subtle. do you understand maybe you can shut up? look at this photo of a maniac, taken at different times in different places. it's impossible to define a person, yes, and it's not could be evidence in court. and here in court this is all we have at all, where did you find them? this is not what i found. it was max who found one who found all these photographs. he alone did more than the entire department put together. he 's investigating despite my ban. angelica herself asked him to protect her. let him first learn to obey. i would say, let him change the dog, and then deal with the maniac. why change this is the best dog, in general, we have in business, no matter what kind of dog he has, it is important for me that max learns to obey. the maniac was spotted on station. right now he's pinning a new bird down there, every single one of

i i get my medical care from dartmouth-hitchcock medical center, which is where my wife works as. a nurse and one of the great and things about getting medical treatment there is that other teaching hospital and that i really love and respect mission and i think it does a long way towards you know getting more folks into the pipeline when you have an aging doctor population all of that. but what it also means is that my family and my my primary care physician turns over like seemingly every eight months or so. and i don't go to the doctor that much more than once every eight months. so. i told three of my primary care doctors that this book works and and i'm sure there will be another one waiting for me the next time i go, well, your book does raise, so good and necessary questions about how we define the word medicine. ultimately, whether it's traditional medicine or nontraditional medicine patients, you know, ultimately they're all seeking something. they're all seeking health care. they're all seeking to relieve pain or cures. find those. and so i want to ask matthew where you

that's how the kindest, the hitchcock is. good. so you should to, to get taught by a solve of the system. must seasons i to one and probably give you some value of it . after his revelations, in 2013 edward snowden tried to flee from hong kong to south america via moscow. but the us revoked his passport. he couldn't continue his journey from moscow and had to apply for asylum in russia. start and had been criticized about ending up in russia. he ended up in russia because the state department canceled his passport and so he couldn't fly on the russian. i mean, the incredible and go, why would they do that? that allows them to make the argument these working for russia, and they can apply the 1979. why would they want to apply the 1970? because the 1917 act carries with it the death penalty and they were not given the desktop. the, in a say condition in the bonus tag, actually wanted to call snowden as a witness. many voices in the german public support. the idea of the grant, edward snowden asylum in germany, the the house coverage

in fact, fans of hitchcock films will be able to take a look at something like reclined fisheye, forlassic film noirs. with ingrid bergman, by the way, we advise you to pay attention to the beautiful direction, pictures, unexpected editing, experts also note musical aspect why we need this tape and whether you recognize yourself in the heroes, or maybe, look into the eyes with your fear, it is not excluded, but we are moving. then we switch, for example, a russian -made film in the genre of a comet, a picture of female friendship under the name as stars was shot by maria lloiter, this is her first full-length directorial work. and by the way, in the credits of the screenwriter. she, too, is listed, as she claims. the film's history, maria luther, was inspired by quinoa's best examples of female friendship. and in dreams, for example, dear francis well, malkha or moscow does not believe in vladimir menshov's tears and did without the main film of the psychotherapist for millions of women sex and the city, by the way, the film has already received contemptuous sympathizers of the festi

. >> that's my hitchcock. >> exactly.> the rico law was written by robert blake ki, a professor at notre dame law school who was trying to tackle cases of the mob where the boss was insulated from all the crimes, which were done by people done at the bottom or the middle. he said, what about we charge the organization? so, the organization is the enterprise. and anyone who works within the enterprise, including those who run it, are equally guilty for all the enterprise's crimes. rico gave prosecutors a way to tell a story to the jury that this is about a corrupt enterprise and it's run by a boss and these hinchmen do these things and they're all responsible. >> and giuliani, was he the first to use it against the mob? >> anderson, robert blakey was sitting there writing this law trying to make it interesting because it's complicated. and he's watching the edward g. robinson movie "little caesar" where he's screaming, is this the end of rico? he called it -- and he had to fit the words. it sounds awkward because it is. th

i would expect to see you and do see you in those old mob -- that's my hitchcock exactly.rico law was written by robert blaikie. a professor at notre dame law school who is trying to with cases involving organized crime in the mob where the boss was insulated from all the crimes, which were done by the people at the bottom of the middle. he said, what about we charge the organization. so the organization is the enterprise, and anybody who works within the enterprise, including those who run it, are equally guilty. for all the enterprises crimes. so, rico gave prosecutors a way to tell a story to a jury that this is about a corrup t enterprise. and it's run by a boss. and these henchmen do these things. they're all responsible. >> giuliani, how did he use that. was he the first to do it against the mauve? >> it's a great question. anderson, robert blaikie was sitting there writing this law, trying to figure out how to make it interesting, because it's complicated, he was watching the edward g robinson movie, little caesars, in the end he screaming, is this the end of rico?

if you're looking for the definitive biography of eisenhower, that is our history colleague, will hitchcock. several ago produced that. if fred anything to offer from your biographical of kennedy in that particular time in his life as a junior officer in the navy in world war two and how it may have impacted his views on policy in the military and particularly the war in vietnam. you yeah, i guess i would say a couple of things on that. first, i think he came out of the war kennedy did and this is very interesting in terms of the the difference between himself and father. i think jfk came out of the his service in the south pacific, convinced that the united states must play a leadership in world affairs. his father remained an isolationist and would remain one long into the postwar period. but jack was different. so that's key. also, in terms of, i think ultimately understanding the vietnam commitment. the second and maybe to some extent paradoxical conclusion that i think jack kennedy reached from that service was that he was he came out of the war skeptical of military prognostications,

it does sound like an alfred hitchcock movie. fast. all right . let's move away from that for now.ine homes destroyed and thousands of people ordered to evacuate last night from my daughter across the island. she was trying to get to the house to get the dogs and safe. she's safe, but we'll hear more from people visiting california who are now trying to return home. then, a security guard shoots and injures a suspected thief at the home depot store in san carlos. the reason shoppers are coming to the security gua s ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness i

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hitchcock sight there. 6:24 on the east coast.ht last nightmilwaukee, donald trump is most likely going to be facing justice and facing justice again today. what do you expect as you look forward to the events of today in georgia? >> well, i look forward to the mug shot. i look forward to the spectacle, i guess. i mean, it's kind of sad. it is almost old hat now. you know, what's really, really sad was the events of last night, which will be soon forgotten, where you had six candidates saying they would vote for a person who is a convicted felon. i mean, it's just absolutely stunning, but this is going to be -- 2016 -- i mean, 2016 is all over again because everybody, they're all attacking everyone but trump. they're all going to end up nominating a candidate who, you know, will maybe be a convicted felon, will probably die in prison, and was found by a federal district court to be a rapist. it's crazy. i don't know what the box is you get out of the box. it's crazy. >> look at this. first of all, i want to get back to you and tal