. >> jimmy: didn't something happen with michael keaton? you were presenting?> i was presenting, and, okay, i present. and i keep saying when they go to the video, i keep saying to myself, it's almost over, you're good, you're good, you're good. you just read the winner and then you're out of here. and i'm always praying that their speeches are short. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> because even though i'm not talking, i'm still on the stage. >> jimmy: you have to stay there, yeah. >> and this guy, and the winner is michael keaton. he went to the bathroom. or he, i don't know. >> jimmy: maybe he had diarrhea too. >> maybe. >> jimmy: you know. >> and i'm standing there and michael keaton. and there is this silence. and everybody is staring at me. and he is nowhere to be find. and i don't remember, i said something like oh my god, please, i have stage fright! whoever, somebody come and get this! and he must have heard me, and he finally showed up. and he's walking like a god, like nothing. taking his time. and then he gets on the stage, and he decides to do like a roll. and

keaton here. >> i did this ad-lib thing. i said this is alex p. keaton. >> is p. funny?t. >> it's the gift that keeps on taking, but it's a gift. >> every time i see you, i can see it's taken a little bit more of something. >> 30-plus years. there's not many of us that have had the disease for 30 years. >> reporter: half his life. >> it sucks. >> reporter: as millions know too well. >> for some families, it's a nightmare. it's a living hell. we have to deal with realities that are beyond most people's understanding. >> reporter: fox is first to say he has advantages. >> my life is set up so is i can pack parkinson's along with me if i have to. >> reporter: but at some point, parkinson's is going to make the call for you, isn't it? >> it's banging on the door. i'm alive. it's getting harder. it's getting tougher. every day gets tougher. >> reporter: even talking comes at a price. >> i can make myself still, but i won't be as -- as animated. >> show me what happens if you make yourself still. >> reporter: as he showed us six years ago. >> but we're not talking. >> i can't

keaton or marty mcfly in the way we did back then, they will know you through this movie and the workou do now. i wonder what it is you hope they know and understand about you. >> hope they understand the reward is a deepest point it is not for you, and just, my brothers and sisters divert an obituary, and the last things i could think to say was -- pbs.org/newshour/ -- the last thing i could think to say was [indiscernible] >> he is endlessly inspiring. >> and endlessly funny i have to say to this day. remember, there is much more online as well, including a look at the senate watergate hearings that started 50 years ago this week. be sure to tune in to "washington week" tonight, moderated this evening by our very own john yang. >> and watch pbs this weekend for a look at how three native communities in louisiana are adding to save their tribal lands from rising sea levels. >> on behalf of the entire "newshour" team, thank you for joining us and have a great weekend. >> major funding for "the pbs newshour" has been provided by -- moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf-the engine that

he plays diane keaton's boyfriend in the film.it was like to play opposite the legendary actress. >> you're on your way to tuscany. >> i know. >> you're the first person in the world to ugh tuscany. >> diane's a friend, and i'm a great admirer of hers. and she's so wonderful to play with, you know? i think that for me, the character is so fascinated with her from the moment he meets her in the first film. he's so smitten by her, she's so charming, so fetching, and cookie. he's fascinated with her. anything i throw her way, you know, she's best when you can throw things at her and things are unpredictable. >> you have been a movie star for 35 years. you've acted in more than 100 roles, you've directed seven projects. you've also been called the reluctant star because, while you've had this great career over 35 years, you are known for being very zealous about guarding your privacy and not wanting to be overexposed. >> yes. i guess so. people have said that. i guess your behavior becomes your pattern of how people define you, you kn

but thank you so much for your time, geoffrey keaton in dallas. thank you for being with us this evening. >>> and this just in, we are learning of another public shooting, a fatal shooting. this one in the early morning hours at a night club in miami beach. one person is dead, two others are injured. miami beach police are investigating but have not yet released any information on a suspect or suspects at this hour. a post on instagram today, the club called the shooting isolated and targeted. and of course, as we get more information about that just coming in, we'll get that to you just as soon as we can. >>> now to our other top story at this hour, at least seven people are dead in brownsville, texas, after a car plowed into a group of migrants. we want to play you the moments leading up to the incident. we should warn you, this video is also very disturbing to watch. we've frozen that video right there before it reaches the most graphic moment of this incident. it comes from congressman henry cuellar's office, and i'll be speaking to him later

keaton on the tv show "family ties." alex: you ever hear of mighty mouse? this superpower of being able to make people laugh, and you see it throughout the whole film. michael: and i can turn cheese into gold. amna: that's your other superpower. we'll talk about that later. you can do it any time, still. what is that like for you to have that kind of power? michael: my powers are diminishing. [laughter] nf andonts m i ay ayser ss, whytat's funny eva- this? like, what's something funny about it? as horrible as it is, time plus tragedy equals comedy. that's why it works. my kids are funny, which is really good. and tracy is funny. and her humor is very deceptive because she seems so serious and she's so beautiful and she's so smart that you don't get that she's really taking the piss out of you. amna: you're asked in the movie to describe your wife. >> describes this human being to me. amna: you actually close your eyes and sit in silence for a little bit before you speak. that moment. and lots of marriages work for lots of different reasons. but i wanted to

jenna ortega and justin theroux are said to be joining the original cast members, michael keaton andduction on the film reportedly started yesterday in london. >>> and the publisher of the british tabloid the "daily mirror" apologized to prince harry for unlawfully gathering information about his private life. the apology was revealed in court documents involving one of three lawsuits filed by harry over phone hacking. mirror group newspapers also said the prince is entitled to compensation. the incident involved a private investigator who gathered information about the prince at a london nightclub in 2004. >>> speaking of royalty, america's top dog was treated to a lunch fit for a king. check out buddy holly scarfing down that chicken served on a silver plate. he won best in prize at the westminster dog show tuesday and celebrated in style at tavern on the green in new york city. buddy holly beat out six other canine finalists. >> the first night in the group he got a little wild on me. he just felt all the excitement. and last night he just got it together and was steady as a rock.

he hooked up with michael keaton and did something similar. >> why shouldn't you have the fruits of yourabor. why should you be cheated and beaten. do you have a dental plan or health plan? if you come with us we would like to give you astound foundation. a financial foundation. brian: he was a pimp that provided benefits. it was a comedy, ron howard produced it. cheryl: you get a little mixed up sometimes. he sent cards to the moms and his 12 kids. he has 12 kids with six different women. he wanted to handled write the cards. so one handwritten card went to the yong baby mama and we don't know if it was mariah carey who got one of the cards. brian: nick cano snrks who just married mariah carey. when you have 12 kids with six women it will be hard to know who's who and from who. my favorite story that involves drowning has to be the titanic. we found the titanic 20 years ago. but we need to see the whole ship. thanks to 3d imagery we can. you can zoom in and see serial numbers on some of the anchors and some of the materials because it's rotting away at the bottom of the ocean. >> based

diane keaton and mary steenburgen. hello, ladies. i'm very excited to see you again. >> so happy to see you again. >> kelly: excited to see you in person not on zoom. this is you in person. welcome ladies to the show. i am a big fan, obviously that is a big understand. >> and we are fans of yours. >> kelly: thank you, thank you. well i am going to talk about this because it's in the movie. you read the alchemist, i actually love it. so, in this story the character though learns what he was seeking was actually back where he started all along, i love that. what does that mean to you, mary? >> well, i came from arkansas. and the more places i go the more i realize that at the very core of me i had it all as a child with parents that loved me in a community that loved me. great place to come from. and but the book club talks about never losing your sense of adventure and getting lost is necessarily a bad ipg this in life, it's part of the adventure. >> kelly: i love getting lost sometimes, i'm literally about to take a vacation, i just

not just one, not just two, but four diane keaton, jane fonda, candice bergen and mary steen bergen,ands full these days in his new book, andy is sharing his inner most thoughts about it a fun conversation ahead. >>> also,red adriana brock is here before mother's day with great gift ideas straight from amazon we will have more gift suggestions coming up as well. >>> speak of mother's day, we have a heart warming and personal story for you as well hoda and jenna and i will pay tribute to the women who shaped us and the valuable lessons they have taught us throughout our lives. our moms do you want to know where hoda's internal well of optimism comes from you have to meet sandy. that will be really fun. >>> mr. roker was just celebrating some nurses. he will not make it back in time, but we have dylan dreyer >> yes i have beautiful weather it is going to be absolutely gorgeous in the northeast. plenty of sun in the southwest too and right through the middle of the country in between those two areas we have possible strong storms to start off the week then to the middle of the week, the

recently became a father for the seventh time, has been released worldwide, and jane fonda and diane keaton the continuation of the comedy book club of the heroine, ignite no worse than the young. what is the secret of their energy. and why they think this age is perfectly told in the news of show business. at the premiere of his new film from the 79-year-old robert nyro, the journalists were stunned by the news , they asked how he worked on the main role in the film walkenjoe, batty, given his rich, personal experience. he has six children. already seven joyfully answered the actor of birth. you never know what will happen next, the mother of the child , martial arts instructor tiffany chen, with whom denir. i met in 2015 on the set of the film, the trainee is now 45, she is the same age as the eldest son of the actor rafael in the movie henge batty, which will be released in russian cinemas on june 1. the hero de niro has a son at the same age from the script here goes with the bride to the luxurious family estate of her parents and is forced to take with him the father of an eccentric ha

keaton was ready to make friends with a person.rson was not worth it for sasha to communicate with him, then after 15 minutes he was sent this person. can lift such a huge thing? i spent the entire film sitting pressed to the seat. i felt like i was right there. you often wanted to fly into space. that's serious. i also want to relax profitable tickets. you can not connect 50 gigs at the lowest price couples barcelona burger and barcelona burger with chicken at a bargain price at a tasty and point, as well as in delivery, just order through food delivery services. let's better i will transfer it to high-quality internet mobile internet beeline has become two reliable beeline on your side. and why bondarchuk could not, but did not answer, probably, the mts smart defender system was busy. barcelona burger, cheesy bun and tomato sauce cheesy chorizo ​​triangles and spanish delicious and point o, clearance gifts. wish it was like this all year round oh, sale on the ozonte men's set for 499 tv hardens for 6.000 999 fighters orthopedic p

here he is cosplaying as diane keaton in the latest nancy myers movie. it is kim-clicated.you did there. [cheers and applause] how many weeks? four weeks. four weeks away from the midterms and ohio voters this mid term to decide whether they like adventure capitalists or the beer you glued on being a graced by the former president who gave him this ringing endorsement last month. >> j.b. is kissing my [bleep]. >> stephen: j.d., if you want to do that you have to squeeze in next to lindsey graham. because those two -- [cheers and applause] those two, those two are like a couple of puppies fighting over eta. luckily, there is plenty of -- to go around. last night, last night he faced off in the first and only debate against his opponent, democratic congressman tim ryan seen here playing the air hoagie. he made sure nobody forgot how much of a gravel or he is buried >> i think the problem is when you've got guys like j.d. vance who cannot stand up to anybody. i'm from ohio, i do not kiss anybody's -- like them. they need a -- kicker, not a -- to serve. >> stephen: well said, t

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. >> william, be careful, your favorite economist right now >> keatons he's been influenced in economics fiscal policies on spending and taxes are really important before him there was a lot of letting recessions happen. now we can help people during recessions. >> richard, do you know more about economics than your parents? >> probably. >> do you tell them stuff they ought to be doing or shouldn't be doing do you give them instructions? you just keep it to yourself >> i don't think that would be appropriate. >> you think mom, dad, you shouldn't be doing that, right >> of course. >> jordan, in june, should the fed hike, hold or cut? >> the economy is kind of all over the place now we might see the debt ceiling -- >> if they don't figure something out and we go to recession, they'll definitely want to stop and ease their policy they want to look at the numbers and make a rational decision. >> amoga, tell me something, when it comes to inflation, what do you see as the primary cases of inflation >> i think it really is -- has to do with the labor market, the supply side, really add to the

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joining michael keaton, who plays main characters. you might recall.nvolved in nothing official just yet. but there are rumors that he may play law enforcement in the afterlife. genera taking is set to leave the cast as well with winona ryder returning from the 1988 original to play or take his mother, katherine harris also coming back in the beetlejuice sequel will be again directed by tim burton. one of my favorites and will be released in september 2024. still ahead in the next hour of kron, 4 morning news bringing more music to golden gate park. >> what san francisco city leaders are considering also, is this the beginning of the end of the oakland unified school district has reached an agreement on the common good items with teachers unions. but so we're going to hear why the teachers will still remain on strike. also, we now know the san francisco recorded nearly 270 accidental overdose nearly 270 accidental overdose deaths from 2023 alone. inner voice (furniture store owner):i know everything about my new furniture business... ...well, everythin

fox as alex keaton really became the center of the show.g special, and they wrote to that. >> it's not fair, alex. >> yeah. there's nothing you can do about it, jen. my advice to you is that you just enjoy being a child for as long as you can. i know i did. it's the best two weeks of my life. >> alex is a little bill buckley. he -- the wall street journal is his bible. he has a tie to go with his pajamas. he's very conservative and a very intense 17-year-old. >> now the first thing your teacher's gonna ask is what you did over the summer. now, a lot of kids are gonna say, "i went to the zoo," or, "i went to the beach," or, "i went to a baseball game." what are you gonna say? >> i watched the iran contra hearings. >> if mom and dad thought this generation was going to the dogs, think again. this is the generation that has discovered hard work and success. >> american culture is changing in the '80s. and in terms of television, there's a whole notion of demographic segmentation. >> networks were beginning to not be afraid to appeal to a very

i hope michael keaton. look for beetlejuice.old your breath on because as long time we take a look at some more immediate things. yeah, like the the next 7 became a critical day. >> getting hotter come saturday and sunday security for that. for that. >> by. meet three students all learning to save and spend their money with chase. freedom for kids. hungry? thank you, chef. control for parents. nice. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yours. . . phil-- should public schools teach about racism in america? do i believe that critical race theory should be taught in schools? my answer is, yes. they're giving kids privilege quizzes. but i do think that you should talk about privilege. but if kids are getting a message that they should feel guilty because of the color of their skin, is that racist?

it goes right alongside the release of the upcoming flash movie, which features michael keaton, of courseming back, reprising his role as batman. first time in 30 years. he's done that back. ksat will cost about $450, though. so you'll have to dig pretty deep if you want to buy it. all right. let's wrap up the show by taking a quick check of the 7 day forecast yeah, it's definitely warm still, but it's not as warm as we have a low 80's for warmest of highs inland and the weekend looks especially nice. >> all right. that's it for us. we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a great day. r.r. phil. i'm influenced by andrew tate. women's job always was procreation, to look after the family, and to look after the man. andrew tate has a huge impact on what teenagers think. these poor kids are looking to social media to learn about masculinity. predators who will feed them lies about women. you're not going to be the only voice in your child's ear, so you damn sure better be the best voice in your child's ear. let's do it. crew member: have a good show, everybody.

and for more on this i want to bring in eyewitness jeffrey keaton.e was at the mall with his daughter during the horrific shooting. jeffrey, i thank you very much for being with us this morning. my first question is how is your daughter? how are you doing today? >> we're extremely grateful to still be here, to have seen and just -- we're just grateful to be here, very. >> so jeffrey, take us back to that day, the moments of the shooting. what did you witness? >> what i witnessed was, as me and my daughter dined, we were just out having a meal before we went to go see family, and out of nowhere we just started seeing chaos outside, and then the chaos got closer. you could hear the shots get closer and louder, so i had my daughter duck under the metal counter, and then the manager of the restaurant told everybody to come into the back, so as we went into the back, you could still just hear the shots and then we tried to rush out through another building going out to the car, and that's where we saw police and you just you say melee and mayhem out there

this is the easiest keaton uh-huh. has such a characteristic sweet fruity smell a little bit. here. well, this usually means that a person is either starving or directed, because this can happen even without diabetes . diet, for example, they have such a smell, although now it appears, but there is a question. how often and if you are such a person, so to speak, suddenly saw and ask him, as a dear comrade. and you in general here somehow specially starve or just like that came. here uh. well, if the answer, uh, is negative, that is, that this is not a deliberate spree. well, of course, such a person should, first of all, be examined for diabetes. interestingly, here are the audience of the studio. eh, someone has. uh, under the compartment, the smell of mocetone. good morning. hello. unfortunately, recently i began to feel the smell of acetone, i have diabetes of the first type, well, before such a smell, they felt. why is he showing up now? although i lead the same way of life, uh, on a diet, i wear a certain quality

. >> jane fonda, diane keaton, candice bergen and mary steenburgen, reprising their roles from the 2018. the book club in brooklyn. the next chapter i would have never expected that there would have been a sequel to this made for tv escalate comedy about 4 lifelong girlfriends who decide to go to italy for a bachelor party for one of them was announced that she's getting married its post-pandemic. the ladies are tired of being confined and only talking to one another on zoom chats. they are ready to have some fun fun if you like predictable one-liners about being old, an octogenarian lives. well, if that's your cup of tea, this is the movie for you. clearly there is a market for an alternative to the youth oriented mashup of movies that dominate the theaters right now. so why not one that is targeted directly for mature women? well, part of me feels like these award-winning actresses are being wasted. part of me love that they bring their polish in grayson chemistry to this film. part of it seem corny, but part of it felt charming and warm. not to mention that it's mostly set in some of

and now i'm gonna do michael keaton, just ask me any question >> oh, how do i get to 30 rock >> seth:stion. [ laughs ] >> oh. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's one of my newer ones >> oh, okay. >> seth: okay, hold on >> am i in 30 rock >> seth: no. [ laughter ] >> that was good >> seth: right [ laughter ] >> seth: see, at first you had doubts, but now you know i'm the impression guy now >> wait, do vince vaughn again, do vince vaughn again. >> seth: do vince vaughn again "buddy, buddy, buddy." [ laughter ] this must be so weird for you to, like, realize the torch has been passed. >> i'm just so happy i did not know that while you were there or i would've been soup for my head. cause that's really solid. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> you're not on "snl," you're just doing these on your show. >> seth: yeah,h, i'm just doing them herere now. [ light laughter ] bill, this season is spectacular, and it constantly -- i was a fan of the first two seasons -- i'm just blown away by how you've raised the bar. and it's just so lovely to see you, buddy i love you so o much >> thank you, buddy. lo

what is the name of yes buster keaton who is an incredible stuntman, why does he do all this withoutoubles without any kind of support, he is just incredibly athletic and trained. there are things night story about maksan. this is one of just a such teachers, and gaidai , in whose films the police often ran after criminals and bludgeoned each other. maxim recalled that when ross was a backwoods american in childhood, it was interesting for him to see. what will happen if approach the policeman to hit and give him a kick. well, of course, he was a normal person. he did not do this in his life, but he embodied this idea on the screen and subsequently. in general, all these poke worries are cracks, flying cakes. they migrated to the soviet soviet cinema of the sixties, because gaidai was testing all these sets. these are the techniques we see this aesthetics, there are mouths and blows, and yes, each other. e on the head and so on. all this was later melted into organic into the soviet new type of soviet comedy, one of three. to me i think i would think so, because, firstly, not myself.

source, and it was made famous because woody allen, when he went out to find annie hall -- diane keatono the restaurant so i was sitting with somebody i know you know, david alan grier - >> seth: yeah. >> wonderful comedic actor and dramatic actor and we had just won this prize at the venice film festival for best actor and we were hoping that woody allen was in new york and not in los angeles driving around looking for annie hall, because in movies it's funny when somebody drives a car into a restaurant in real life, people get crushed and killed >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so we were eating our pancakes, and there was a guy sitting over there and i didn't know who it was it was val kilmer. and he was looking at me, saying obscene things to me and i said, "david, unless that's an actor learning his lines or somebody with tourette's, he's clearly telling me to go 'f' myself. >> seth: yeah. >> and he looked over his shoulder he says, "oh, it's val kilmer. he's a really nice guy." and he invited me over i said, "hi. my name's matthew. "i know who you are. i'm sick of you, man." a

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. >> reporter: for michael keaton's in the original 1980s film to the affleck-mobile. >> so i actuallyny batman fans. you ready? oh, yeah. amazing. >> reporter: the archive is still a working prop house, renting out items for productions. but some are too precious, too fragile, or too unique to ever consider reusing. >> this was vanessa red grave's dress as guinevere in the wedding scene of camelot, which was released in 1967. this was a huge budget, big, big, important production, so there was no expense spared in mking sure everything looked as beautiful and sumptuous as it could be. >> reporter: the archive also offers a peek behind the scenes. production notes, music scores and scripts. >> this is the original editor's script for cass blanca. you can see it's typewritten. the pages are a little frayed. >> reporter: these priceless documents share space with an estimated 100,000 costumes, and it's here that the connection with the movies of the warner bros. vast catalog really begins to feel intimate. >> what we're looking at here is our classics wall, so everything before the 1970s

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