one it seems to be a confluence of all these films there's a little bit of the an ocular from jackie brown to. jane doe it's all. it seems like accumulation of everything it's pretty wonderful. and as you know there's also a joke son and undercurrents of. every scene in my own language. thank you the movie about the son said some of hollywood's golden age in an encounter with a murderous manson family. well it's not everyone who can look back on a 40 year career and a body of work that defies categorisation japanese swiss artist lake to has had not one but 2 retrospectives devoted to her this year one in tokyo and one currently on in basel and before we talk to her right here in the studio let's have a quick look at her work. drawings paintings and sculptures show figures floating in landscapes or dissolving. mining female figures. or delicate war seeing. their fertility. as works express a deep sadness. the japanese swiss artist says she's interested in exploring vulnerability and weakness as characteristics. categories or pigeon holes especially those that are in as an artist and as a hu

kill bill and they just -- best film i recommend it jackie brown that is his best movie i think. >> ien that one. have a good trailer for highly anticipated a beautiful day in the neighborhood. debuting this week as well. the film star tom hanks as iconic tv host mr. rogers watch this. >> the best thing we can do is to let people know -- listen to one of them -- he really looks like him. your thoughtings on that. >> he has it down to headed to oscar right now. this -- over 60 million people viewed this trailer when it debuted in spark over 200,000 social media conversations. i think a lot of people aring looking forward to this movie a lot. he's still a beloved character to this day and opens up in thanksgiving. j cool if you're too lazy to go see once upon a time in hollywood pam greer and jackie brown you'll watch it five times -- never leave your living room. >> awesome. good stuff this weekend i know your interview with samuel jackson and sunny movie interviewed him and 12 time playing nick fur rei i asked him what it was like and still fresh with a little fun that daniel craig ex

he was incredibly talented. >> jackie went to his performances at brown.d not think this was the life for him. she thought he was destined for greater things. she felt it was beneath him. she wanted the traditional path w.to politics, which was through >> he went to new york university law school. he finally did follow the dynastic imperative. >> going to law school is just a prerequisite for the things he was probably seeing his future involving. politics. >> abc news coverage of the democratic national convention. >> the kennedy night, as we called it here. we've got a couple of kennedys down there. what does the impression down there about this family in 1988? >> well, it has cast a shadow over a party as no other family has. an incredible family dynasty. and now the young man we remember playing under john kennedy's desk, with the picture of him saluting his father's coffin, is here to introduce his uncle. let's go to the podium, because -- there is young john f. kennedy jr. >> when he stepped onto the stage at the democratic national convention, this

jackie spear gave us that recording after touring the holding area in browns veil.oup insisted on being allowed to video what they saw and heard. ana esu says the conditions are inhumane with people packed in to tight spaces. >> the conditions are such that influenza and meningitis and chronic conditions have cropped up. that is a child that is very sick and the father is with that child waiting to see if they are going to be able to be transferred to a hospital. >> the top priority should be getting medical care and she said people are being detained that have sponsors and could be fitted with ankle bracelets to track locations and should be released to the sponsors. >>> the president is being criticized for a series of tweets against progressive members of congress. the president tweeted sunday morning quote, why don't they go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came. these places need your help badlies you can't leave fast enough. it's believed the president was referring to four in the u.s. omar came to the u.s. from so

jackie? >> there are clearly holes in his story as evidenced yesterday and from the intrepid reporting of julie brownthe "miami herald." the predictions i got from my sources in and oust the white house are he is going to have to resign. >> kurt? >> you know, here is where i'll take a different take than jason on this. i think it is possible trump orders acosta to appear before the committee to try to save his job. i don't think he'll be successful. >> hold on. one more time. you think trump is going to order acosta to appear even though trump knew epstein at the time? i'm not saying the president is guilty of anything. but this is not a story that he can completely disassociate himself from. right? there were examples. the former head of the epa, scott pruitt, he could let him dangle because it didn't touch trump. this one does. >> i think we're seeing this death by a thousand cuts with more victims coming forward, more prosecutors coming forward. as the story continues and isn't put to bed trump is going to get continually upset and go to acosta and say you can either resign or try to save your job