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. >>> plus, we'll catch up with robert de niro and jane rosenthal.irst, let's get a check of the weather. >> you talking to me? >> yes, i am. >> couldn't resist. for today, a lot of wet weather along the gulf coast. could be some flooding over the next couple days. raining moving into the pacific northwest c northwest with windy conditions. chilly side. the weather on the plains will be heading east. getting into the 70s in the upper mississippi river valley with wet weather, snow behind that. rain moves into the southeast and the gulf coast, down into florida. temperatures moderate in the great lakes and into the mid-atlantic states. that's w >>> good morning. we are taking a look at some sunshine in parts of the north bay. here is a live look at hillsburg into the day, we will see clouds mixing in with the sun. after a cool start, we are now at 56 degrees in san jose at 51, a light jacket needed this morning, but this afternoon for the game and into the evening it will be 60 degrees after a mix of sun and clouds, gorgeous weather for the warriors g

. >> and jane rosenthal. by the way, what they've created is unbelievable. initially they started this film manhattan after nemp i got a chance to ask if they think people forgot about the original purpose of this festival. >> sometime it is bothers me that people don't know the original intention of the festival or think that we've been around for 50 years, and it's only 15. that said it's the community of filmmakers and story tellers that come back to tribeck year after year supports diverse story telling and how you can heal a neighborhood or heal anything through film. >> is this film festival access only to masses? some think that you have to be fin vieted to go to the film festival? >> go online. we're a festival that is for the audience. for an audience festival if it's a people's festival, and we've york city. is there a highlight for the festival for you? >> i mean i'm looking forward to doing a taxi driver 40th anniversary screening and pulling after. looking forward to it. >> do you have any of your line? >> no -- talking to me? >> you talking to

. >>> plus, we'll catch up with robert de niro and jane rosenthal.ry. cou't anyway, let's show you what we got going on now. a lot of wet weather along the gulf coast. could be flooding over the next couple of days. rain moving into the pacific northwest. sunshine in the east. chilly, but the warm weather in the midplains will head east. tomorrow it will get in the 70s into the mississippi river valley. slow behind that. rain moves into the southeast and gulf coast down into florida. temperatures start to moderate in the northeast and great lakes as well on into the midatlantic states. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> weather wise, it's nice and quiet outside. chilly, temperatures are now finally starting to improve a bit. we're low to mid40s across the metro area. we're headed for highs into the upper 50s to near 60. another chilly start tomorrow morning. probably not quite as cold as it was this morning. you'll need the jackets. as we head towards the weekend. all sunshine all the tim

. >>> plus, we'll catch up with robert de niro and jane rosenthal.heck of the weather. >> you talking to me? >> yes, i am. >> couldn't resist. for today, a lot of wet weather along the gulf coast. could be some flooding over the next couple days. raining moving into the pacific northwest c northwest with windy conditions. chilly side. the weather on the plains will be heading east. getting into the 70s in the upper mississippi river valley with wet weather, snow behind that. rain moves into the southeast and the gulf coast, down into florida. temperatures moderate in the great lakes and into the mid-atlaic states. nt >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start but a quick warm up with bright sunshine. sunny skies, light wind, upper 50s and low 60s for this afternoon. the wind out of the north-northeast at 10 miles an hour. that's cool air back in play tomorrow morning. 38 in the morning. but a nice warm up. in fact, a warming trend starts tomorrow afternoon. 65 on saturday. and then it's into the 70s for sunday and monday. have a

but jane rosenthal and craig matkoff are the founders. which robert de niro movie will have an anniversary screening this year? it's been 40 years since this classic came with the memorable line "you talking to me." which movie is it? it's "taxi driver." after the screening de niro, scorsese, cybill shepherd will have a tweet with the audience. web number 4270, yes. solid scares. 9404. one of the highest we've seen actually. congratulations. congratulations to the top ten players. you did great today. even if you didn't make the list, good job. american workers know how to fight back and rebuild an economy. so does she. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of her first term. a real plan to create new jobs and industries of the future. hillary clinton. >>> it's just going to get better and better and

but you know he and jane rosenthal in charge of the tribeca film festival one of the hottest tickets in town. two of them started the film festival after 9/11 after that was devastated they wanted now, of course, it's taken on a life of its own but a lot of talk has been dominated ab certain documentary that was scheduled to run in the tribeca film festival called vaxted is there a length between vaccination and autism? >> guy who need this documentary read about this in the times is largely discredited he said there was a link and people say there's a link how researchers are spotty and he was largely discredited but his film scheduled to show in the tribeca film peflt until -- >> until all of the controversy but robert de niro took on controversy head on media when i asked him about it. >> i was a little surprised i guess when i heard some people -- and so let me just full it. deal with it later and it did get a lot of attention. >> hope to bring it -- >> plan on working that out now. not in the festival. : not releasing it. >> but the festival. : hit close to home. >> sure. would

. >> reporter: jane rosenthal and her business partner robert de niro started the tribeca film festival in 2001. >> to revitalize our neighborhood that was devastated on september 11th. >> reporter: it's grown steadily since, and this year features a reunion of the cast >> you talking to me? you talking to me? >> it was a special effort from all of us, by all of us. >> reporter: a nod to the past is accompanied by a glance in to a future where we won't just watch films, we'll be in them. at the tribeca film festival hub on barracks street, visitors become participants. we're always interested in technology and platforms. we have to have the right stories. >> reporter: one story won't be told here after proving so controversial, it threatened to overshadow every other film. >> i don't want to do anything to the festival that will make certain people uncomfortable. >> reporter: so de niro and rosenthal pulled the documentary that claimed vaccinations cause autism. >> grievous to innocent children. >> when vaxxed was pulled from the lineup, the associated press consistently found the vacci

niro who will be reuniting for the 40th anniversary of their film at tribeca, and we caught one jane rosenthalestival. >> you can have all of the technology and thet platform, but if you don't have good stories technology doesn't mean a thing. a number of years ago we did a vine creators festival, and we told the stories on vine, and how do you tell a story in six seconds, so we were intrigued with that and had all of the new creators and watched them migrate to different ways of storytelling, and a year ago we tried to do a snap chat tribeca fi film festival, and the timing didn't quite work out, but it worked out this year, and it is going to be interesting to see how you are telling stories in that fort mat. what's fascinating with the world that we are in right now, in that there is a lack of, and there is no barrier of entries for a kree creator. >> you have a generation of kids, and i have kids and you have kids who have known nothing more than having a high-def camera, and editing suite in their pocket. >> right. >> what is that going to do to the to story telling in 20 years, and we ha

jane rosenthal and the whole team do it. and they do a great job.ple. how many people are involved? when you first started it was just you and jane, right? handful? >> many, many, many people were involved. volunteers at that time. now it's restructured. but there's a lot of people that make it -- >> jimmy: it has to never end. it's just constantly, everyday thinking about what are we going to do next year for this next festival? >> yeah it's over, then it starts up towards the end of the year for the next spring or even earlier. during the summer, it's always ongoing, actually. because finding movies, submissions, finding the films wherever they are around the world. >> jimmy: you also set up cool talks too. events to go to. tom hanks will be interviewed. this year you're doing j.j. abrams being interviewed by chris rock. >> right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: which is going to be fantastic. come on, that's the way to do it. [ cheers and applause ] it's just so fun. gotta go to the tribeca film festival because it's a a week-long thing. or weeks. >> ten,

. >>> coming up next, robert de niro and jane rosenthal are here to celebrate a big anniversary first, this is "toda (vo) you were born. you live in westchester. you live in the hudson valley. you live in the bronx. you wadt world-class medical care without having to travel for it. you have it in montefiore. with a history of firsts, we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. and now state-of-the-art healthcare >> we're back at tribeca film fist value rst was launched >> robert de niro and jane rosenthal co-founded the festival. good morning. >> morning. >> this started as a response to 9/11, getting the city back on its feet downtown. here you are 15 years later. when you started it, did you imagine it as an ongoing festival or something for that moment in time? >> you'd like to think it would on and be part of new york, part of the tradition, part of the fabric of the city. it looks, at this point, like it could be. so that's great. we had no idea. we weren't sure with anything. very happy.

. >> sat down and chatted with jane rosenthal two founders of the tribeca film festival. >> excuse me. rival of rosanna scotto. enemy. >> no. >> acquaintance. i respect him. both of them very much. >> every year you sit down with them you have something going on. >> met a lot of people and don't get that opportunity to do that. that i you're going to see the most weekends only last a couplef days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. book at hampton.com to get a guaranteed discount. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy >> brian adams i believe is from canada mog making news morning in mississippi. canceling his concert there because of the state's new law that allows religion and private busi

cofounder robert deniro and jane rosenthal also among the celebrities walking the red carpet. >>> let's check in with "cbs this morning." >> good morning, chris and mary. we'll reveal a new cbs national poll on the gop race. shows us how technology allows him to move his muscles with his mind. >>> also inside the silicon valley lab that's creating diamonds. how the synthetic gems compare to the natural ones. and jennifer hudson right here in studio 57. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you in just a few minutes. >> all right. looking forward to that. see you at 7:00. >>> what you need to know that's next. >>> here's what you need to know before you go. a fire in the bronx has claimed the lives of two toddlers. now police are questioning whether the sisters had been left alone. it happened last night at the butler houses in the clairmont section. >>> the hunt for continues for a serial robber in nassau county. he struck last night hitting a carveel store in williston park. he's now wanted in 10 knifepoint robberies since march 1st, including six holdups at dunkin' donuts shops.

. >> i sat down with robert de niro and jane rosenthal, the founders of the tribeca film festival, aftering the anti-vaccine documentary from the festival lineup. >> i have mixed feelings about it. i wanted it to be in. we decided to pull it because they didn't want to pull the festival in a direction. it was from filmmakers, according to jane. i said, let me just take it out. i'm not 100% sure it was a right thing to do ultimately. next time i'll know, hopefully more clearly, when presented with a situation like this. but there is something definitely there with vax, and there is something going on with the cdc, the pharmaceutical industry. >> people should read the reviews of the film. there are things in the film that put aside the point you're making. there are issues from the film, from the consistency, from somebody saying one thing 20 minutes in and then reverses their point of view. >> there are inaccuracies in any film, any documentary. i don't really -- and i'm not defending it in that way. i don't know. but there are accuracies, things you have to question. that's my reason fo