"mamma mia!. >> and there's no press, there'll be no coverage of the evening. >> i don't care. >> and i could only book the worst band in the world. >> they're a great band and i don't care about any of it. you got here! >> and i'm never leaving again. i don't care about the job or new york or anything. i don't care about anything that isn't you. >> seÑor cienfuegos, the party is still happening. >> i'll look after the fireworks. >> sky's here and these are my other two dads. >> of course it takes three great men to create such a woman. it's a pleasure to be of service. >> stephen: please welcome, dominic cooper. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephhelo >> stephen: nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> stephen: i know we're going to talk about "mamma mia! here we go again." >> we must. >> stephen: and no one is more excited than i am. but i have to ask you about "preacher" a little bit, okay? >> yes. ( some cheers ) >> stephen: so "preacher," for the people who don't know, is a pre

her new film "mamma mia!again" is in theaters this weekend, amanda seyfried is back on the show, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] she is an nbc news correspondent and anchor of the 2:00 p.m. hour of msnbc live, our friend katy tur is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] and one of our favorites, brandi carlile is here to sing for us. and this is so cool, last month brandi played a hometown fundraiser where she met a 13 year old named benicio bryant who sang her the song "the joke" and blew her away. so brandi brought him here to sing it with her tonight. i met him backstage. he's a super cool kid, and i'm just so looking forward to that. so you're here on an excellent night, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] but before we get to any of that, republicans have opposed every attempt to hold president trump accountable for his comments on russian election meddling, but there is one idea they seem to like, more tax cuts. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tru

he stars in the new film "mamma mia: here we go again!."nan is here tonight. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's the best. plus, his latest book is called "the healing self." deepak chopra is joining us tonight, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] i love deepak chopra. i was thinking it would be fun if we have deepak chopra on the show tonight because everyone is kinda stressed out. what if he guided us in a a meditation? [ light laughter ] would you guys be up for that if he -- [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: all we can do is ask. >> steve: all you can do is ask. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: no harm in asking. >> jimmy: he seems like the nicest dude ever. he's gotta say it. right? he never says no. he's the coolest dude ever. >> steve: international house of meditation. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: ihom. >> jimmy: ihom? wow. [ light laughter ] i never heard of -- it's actually ihommmm. >> steve: oh, ihommm om. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, we have great music tonight you guys. pu

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you're back to mamma mia, you cannot give it up. i sobbed, i stopped. i know. punch, he would not be half the film that it is. it is not dusty smile and all the rest of it, it is that when you weep, that you weep buckets. i thought was really good, it does what a film is meant to do, is it reaches in and grabs you by the heartstrings. was there i say so much better than i expected. yeah. believe me, i went in thinking this ca rd believe me, i went in thinking this card is, this is not going to work and there is no way the structure can work with mamma mia, and you come out saying theyjust can work with mamma mia, and you come out saying they just want to see it again and again and again. you do. a very quick thought about dvd. a revenge thriller, she won the best actress award at the khan film festival a year ago now. i think it is really about her performance, her husband gets murdered, the nazis are implicated. she takes the law into their own hands. her performance is brilliant. the film, actually rather like children act, has some flaws. she carries it, it

you are back to mamma mia. you can't give it up. i sobbed. just floods of tears.ant is that if it didn't have that emotional sucker punch, it wouldn't be half the film that it is. it's not just that you smile and all the rest of it, it's that when you weep, you weep buckets. i thought it was really good. it does what a film is meant to do: it reaches in an grabs you by the heartstrings. it was, dare i say, so much better than what i expected, which is a plaudit in itself. i went in thinking, this isn't going to work. there was no way that the godfather 2 structure can work with mamma mia, and you just want to go and see it again and again. dvd? in the fade. diane kruger won best actress award at cannes a year ago. her performance is brilliant. the film has some flaws, but she carries it shoulder high. it is worth seeing for her performance. mark, lovely to have you back. thank you very much indeed. thanks for being with us. you certainly needed an umbrella today and it will be very unsettled as we head into the bank holiday weekend. the next wet they is likely to

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you're back to mamma mia, you can't give it up. but i sobbed, i sobbed.o brilliant is if it didn't have that emotional sucker punch, it wouldn't be half the film that it is. it's not just that you smile and all the rest of it, it's that when you weep, you weep buckets. i thought it was — i thought it was really good. it does what a film's meant to do — is it reaches in and it grabs you by the heartstrings. it was, dare i say, so much better than i expected. yeah. and that's a plaudit in itself. i know! no, absolutely, and believe me, i went in thinking "this can't, this isn't gonna work, i mean there's no way that the godfather 2 structure can work with mamma mia" and you come out saying, i just want to go see it again and again and again. you do. a very quick thought about dvd? yeah, so in the fade, which is a hamburg—set revenge thriller. diane kruger won a best actress award at cannes a year ago now, or two years maybe, and i think it's really worth it for her performance. it's about her husband gets murdered, neo—nazis are implicated, the law fails he

. >> jimmy: yeah, mamma mia's right yeah.ht [ light la ] i'm a button fly dude. >> steve: are youight laughter ] no i was thinking that's not levi's? that's not -ar >>: yeah. it was -- ♪ levy's button fly 501 blues ♪ >> jimmy: but i was siing -- ♪ seagram's golden wine coolers this is dry ♪ ♪ golden wine coolers my, , my, my golden wine coolers ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: anyways. bruce willis. >> steve: bruce willis, man. he sang that song. ♪ >> jimmy: what's that now? thlight laughter ] >> steve: he san seagram's golden wine cooler song. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: he played the harp. th jimmy: what was that? >> steve: he playe harmonica, but he called it a a harp. >> jimmy: that was him playing it? >> steve: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: wow. [ light laughter ] it was great. ah.steve: good. called him bruno -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you did? >> steve: that was his nickname? no that was his nickname, bruno. >> jimmy: did you ever meet him before? >> steve: oh yea he's hosted a couple times. super nice guy. >> jimmy: that's a great story.h >> steve: oh, >> jimmy: ready

you're back to mamma mia, you can't give it up. but i sobbed, i sobbed.liant is if it didn't have that emotional sucker punch, it wouldn't be half the film that it is. it's not just that you smile and all the rest of it, it's that when you weep, you weep buckets. i thought it was — i thought it was really good. it does what a film's meant to do — is it reaches in and it grabs you by the heartstrings. it was, dare i say, so much better than i expected. yeah. and that's a plaudit in itself. i know! no, absolutely, and believe me, i went in thinking "this can't, this isn't gonna work, i mean there's no way that the godfather 2 structure can work with mamma mia" and you come out saying, i just want to go see it again and again and again. you do. a very quick thought about dvd? yeah, so in the fade, which is a hamburg—set revenge thriller. diane kruger won a best actress award at cannes a year ago now, or two years maybe, and i think it's really worth it for her performance. it's about her husband gets murdered, neo—nazis are implicated, the law fails her and

"mamma mia" yet?eth: okay. >> yeah. but people love it, and apparently, the 13 minutes that cher is in the film, for my people -- it's -- >> seth: gotcha. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: well, wait -- [ light applause ] but i -- like, my people meaning talk show host -- >> yes. yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: so i'll like that too. >> yeah. >> seth: you had a 50th birthday party in june. >> i did. thanks for rubbing it in. [ cheers and applause ] yes. >> seth: yes. and then you had -- >> are you anywhere near? >> seth: i'm getting there, yeah. yeah, i mean, i'm about -- yeah, i'm 44, so, yeah. >> okay. oh, no. >> seth: yeah, okay. [ light laughter ] >> yes, anyway, thank you. >> seth: what about -- you had a show -- did you have a show the night of or no? >> no, we -- my staff surprised me with a birthday show and i was, you know, if you're a talk show host, you are used to being celebrated and stuff and you're comfortable with it, frankly. >> seth: yeah. >> but, man, i was on my way to my show

the best film out at the moment, i know there is mamma mia and mission impossible, but if you are lookingritish success, there is a film called apostasy, which is out at the moment. again, a rare glimpse into a society i'd never seen on camera before. it's jehovah's witnesses. the writer and director of this, dan kokotajlo, was a jehovah's witness growing up and he's sort of now showing what it's like in there. if you've ever wondered what it's like — and it's notjust the jehovah's witnesses, it's any religion, any sect where the intensity, children are growing up and splitting from the mother and questioning things... you rarely see a british film that's actually about religion or about faith, and that's what this is. i thought it was brilliant. fantastic performances from molly wright and siobhan finneran, who plays the mother. a brilliant glance into a bit of british society which, you think you've seen it all, you haven't. and a quick look at the best dvd. a big change of pace here! i'm going for peter rabbit, which is out. not anything immediately to do with beatrix potter, which i a

you're back to mamma mia, you can't give it up. but i sobbed, i sobbed.wouldn't be half the film that it is. it's not just that you smile and all the rest of it, it's that when you weep, you weep buckets. i thought it was — i thought it was really good. it does what a film's meant to do — is it reaches in and it grabs you by the heartstrings. it was, dare i say, so much better than i expected. yeah. and that's a plaudit in itself. i know! no, absolutely, and believe me, i went in thinking "this can't, this isn't gonna work, i mean there's no way that the godfather 2 structure can work with mamma mia" and you come out saying, i just want to go see it again and again and again. you do. a very quick thought about dvd? yeah, so in the fade, which is a hamburg—set revenge thriller. diane kruger won a best actress award at cannes a year ago now and i think it's really worth it for her performance. it's about her husband gets murdered, neo—nazis are implicated, the law fails her and she takes the law into their own hands. her performance is brilliant. the film,

in mamma mia. their daughter jasmine has just one wish. pompous and i want to leave here but those who do manage to leave aren't always welcome back like disillusioned palestinians radicalized syrian refugees have become fresh fuel for the raging conflict in the middle east. will iran be the next country after syria to spiral into war the us has been openly threatening the islamic republic for three years iran's population has been waiting for the nuclear deal it struck with international superpowers to start paying off but so far the european investments are nowhere in sight three years ago we met oil worker in milan and his wife neda back then many in iran were hoping for a better life. style that's up by the day it comes down at the present because the value of iranian money. comes down against the dollars american dollars it's difficult for us then to get a snapshot and making ends meet has really tough. matches even though my husband has such a hard job and we both money we can get by. is that our expenses are just to high places and

you're back to mamma mia, you can't give it up. but i sobbed, i sobbed.e and all the rest of it, it's that when you weep, you weep buckets. i thought it was — i thought it was really good. it does what a film's meant to do — is it reaches in and it grabs you by the heartstrings. it was, dare i say, so much better than i expected. yeah. and that's a plaudit in itself. i know! no, absolutely, and believe me, i went in thinking "this can't, this isn't gonna work, i mean there's no way that the godfather 2 structure can work with mamma mia" and you come out saying, i just want to go see it again and again and again. you do. a very quick thought about dvd? yeah, so in the fade, which is a hamburg—set revenge thriller. diane kruger won a best actress award at cannes a year ago now, or two years maybe, and i think it's really worth it for her performance. it's about her husband gets murdered, neo—nazis are implicated, the law fails her and she takes the law into their own hands. her performance is brilliant. the film, actually rather like children act, has some

hot off the heels of her role in "mamma mia: here we go again!"sed this. she released this snippet on her twitter account. check it out. ♪ gimme gimme gimme ♪ >> okay. i never knew that was from abba but that's from the 1979 classic "gimme gimme gimme." for some of you millennials who might recognize that, but you can't put your finger on it, madonna sampled it in her 2005 hit "hung up." ♪ hung up, i'm hung up on you the rest of cher's album includes hits like "dancing queen," "mamma mia" and a mystery track. we've already heard her version of "fernando" in the movie. it was amazing. all i can say is give me some more. i cannot wait for this album to drop. >> you showed great restraint. >> i really did. sometimes it gets to be karaoke zone here. self-control, guys. self-control. >> you pulled it in. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] okay. all right. now from the world of pop to the world of hip-hop, one of our favorites jimmy kimmel back with his hilarious segment mean tweets. tonight the hip-hop edition. we've got an exclusive first look. watc

i am really looking forward to that new movie, you know, mamma mia, here i go again... days have been topping out at around 20 celsius, but for some over the next two days, we'll have values into the mid—30s. increasingly warm and humid through the day ahead. some sunshine, but also a fair amount of cloud in places, because as you can see from the earlier satellite picture, we've got this pipeline of cloud just ploughing its way across british isles, and western areas in particular, where you're exposed to that moist south—westerly flow, seeing a lot of cloud to start off thursday. some rather misty, murky conditions for some coasts and hills. a bit drizzly in places, the odd shower here and there. but, for north—east scotland and certainly for a good part of england and the south—east of wales, we start the day with some sunshine, and these areas will keep sunshine through the day. and, in some other spots, the cloud will tend to break up. the most favoured spots for sunny skies, though, in shelter to the north—east, of higher ground, so the north—east of scotland doin

the best film out at the moment, i know there is mamma mia and mission impossible, but if you are lookingout at the moment. again, a rare glimpse into a society i'd never seen on camera before. it's jehovah's witnesses. the writer and director of this, dan kokotajlo, was a jehovah's witness growing up and he's sort of now showing what it's like in there. if you've ever wondered what it's like — and it's notjust the jehovah's witnesses, it's any religion, any sect where the intensity, children are growing up and splitting from the mother and questioning things... you rarely see a british film that's actually about religion or about faith, and that's what this is. i thought it was brilliant. fantastic performances from molly wright and siobhan finneran, who plays the mother. a brilliant glance into a bit of british society which, you think you've seen it all, you haven't. and a quick look at the best dvd. a big change of pace here! i'm going for peter rabbit, which is out. not anything immediately to do with beatrix potter, which i always found a bit twee, be honest. this is james corden vo

"mamma mia!ond to fourth place, to the tune of nine-point-one million dollars. "okay, drew said that if we don't deliver this p;ackage, a lot of people were going to die."the action-comedy "the spy who dumped me" opened in third place, driving off with 12-point-four million dollars. "you worry too much.""we'll never get to christopher now!" "maybe we should ask if anyone's seen a bear, or a tigger, or a very small donkey."as predicted, "christopher robin" was the top new movie, debuting with 25-million dollars -- at the low end of expectations. (nat-fight)for the second straight weekend, "mission: impossible - fallout" knocked out the competition, earning 35-million dollars for a 10-day domestic total of 124-million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (jrstone) up next -- a 10-year-old boy who was playing on a cliff was rescued this weekend.... we'll have the helicopter video -- when we come back. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with

emily shoier used her movie pass just a few days ago to see the "mamma mia" sequel.he's one of 3 million members who were paying $10 a month to see up to a movie a day in theaters. >> i've had it sin january. it's been six months. and i've probably used it to see 12 to 15 movies. >> reporter: but a few days ago the bottom fell out when a cash crunch at movie pass led to service outages. >> error making reservation. >> i don't know. it was pretty frustrating. >> reporter: now the company is raising its rate by 50% to t astriing tickets for major releases. that's what happened this weekend with the opening of the newest "mission impossible." movie pass holders were blocked from getting tickets. movie pass explained the change in a message to its members, that to continue growing it needs to maintain a high level of financial discipline. derek thompson is senior editor at "the atlantic" and says the model is flawed. >> it's not a business model. it is a consumer giveaway. they can use that card every single day to buy movie tickets. but movie pass still has to pay full

"mamma mia!lace, to the tune of nine-point-one million dollars. "okay, drew said that if we don't deliver this package, a lot of people were going to die."the action-comedy "the spy who dumped me" opened in third place, driving off with 12-point-four million dollars. "you worry too much.""we'll never get to christopher now!" "maybe we should ask if anyone's seen a bear, or a tigger, or a very small donkey."as predicted, "christopher robin" was the top new movie, debuting with 25-million dollars -- at the low end of expectations. (nat-fight)for the second straight weekend, "mission: impossible - fallout" knocked out the competition, earning 35-million dollars for a 10-day domestic total of 124-million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street street to fremont (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... after

despite attempts make coming in third with an estimated $12.35 million in rounding out the top-five mamma mia mia here we go again and equalizer two. true through mission impossible i have the movie to sue a 12-year-old boy. it was fun. it was a lot of fun. i had a great time. superlong. >> not as good as the previous one. >> girl kind of the same in order to mean. it sounds like fun. let's move on to a serious topic. good news from food stamps. gerri: according to the latest numbers from the u.s. department of agriculture, to .8 million people have dropped off food stamps. this is consistent with the downwards trend we've seen enrollment in the last three years but also the trump administration attempts to reform the program as federal and state levels of government. but can also point to the improving economy for contributing to the continuing decline in food stamps. gerri: coming up from a powerful earthquake hits a popular indonesian tourist site. the latest on the situation. u.s. corporate profits are booming in many companies are raising prices. is the threat of inflation rail? meanwhil

you're really getting into the "mamma mia fever." >> i swear, i heard abba was doing more music, there'sed out. >> jimmy: you like abba? >> who doesn't like abba. [ cheers and applause ] everybody loves abba. >> jimmy: i remember nirvana, i always thought there was an element of snobbery, they didn't like this band, this band. turns out you love so many different kinds of -- >> i think it was in our bio that it said, if black sabbath and abba had a love baby, that it would be nirvana. >> jimmy: it would be you, wow. >> worked out, yeah. >> jimmy: thank you, by the way. you filled in as host of this show for me on halloween last year. [ cheers and applause ] while my son was having surgery. i appreciate that. you pinch-hit for me. >> that was really fun. >> jimmy: was it fun? did you have a good time? >> i had a blast. i dressed as david letterman. >> jimmy: that's right, i think we have a photograph of your costume. [ laughter ] >> yeah, that was amazing. that was great. then we also got to jam with alice cooper that night. >> jimmy: who's one of your favorites. >> who's one of my favori

when he re-emerged, abba was in, and so he said people go to see mamma mia. and so this tough guy embraced the swedish rock band abba. and i have smiled when i've thought of that in recent days. but the back-and-forth was we were doing song titles to each other, dancing queen and everything. so he not only told me he liked it, he wanted a contest of who knew abba better. when i also think of it in sort of the bigger story of the deprivation he experienced to the kind of playful joy of that music, i was always struck that that was something that he had fun with. >> there are so many great reminiscences of john mccain and that's what makes this a celebration and a remarkably sad moment for so many people. but there is one thing in american culture that john mccain wanted no part of and that was the weaponization of our culture. tell me what you know about the story of how it came to be that barack obama, the opponent who dashed john mccain's hopes of becoming president, got invited to become someone who would eulo eulogyi eulogize him at his funeral. >> i don't

that once every 20 minutes for no reason.t [ light la ] in entertainment news, "equalizer 2" and "mamma miathe box office. america has sequel fever. i love sequels, even though me somethey disappoint me. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, onto the most important topic facing our nation, it's "shark week." [ cheers ] and they're so scary, i'm going to tweet at the shar. dear sharks, never ever threaten the uted states again, or you will suffer consequences. be cautious sharks! that's all the time we have for trump news network. we'll be right back after this commercial break. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the new school year is almost here. and a new iphone from t-mobile is the best way to keep in touch. or keep tabs on their "extra curricular" activities. he skipped orientation for the beach? he takes after me. you know it's true. oh yeah. join t-mobile and get an iphone for everyone in the family. buy an iphone 8, get an iphone 8, on us. only at t-mobile. ♪ let me give ♪ uh-huh. whoo! d ♪ ♪ tell myself get up and dance. ♪ ♪ i'm on my feet. ♪ i love all of me. cat and jack denim. starting a

the best film out at the moment, i know there is mamma mia and mission impossible, but if you are lookinggain, a rare glimpse into a society i'd never seen on camera before. it's jehovah's witnesses. the writer and director of this, dan kokotajlo, was a jehovah's witness growing up and he's sort of now showing what it's like in there. if you've ever wondered what it's like — and it's notjust the jehovah's witnesses, it's any religion, any sect where the intensity, children are growing up and splitting from the mother and questioning things... you rarely see a british film that's actually about religion or about faith, and that's what this is. i thought it was brilliant. fantastic performances from molly wright and siobhan finneran, who plays the mother. a brilliant glance into a bit of british society which, you think you've seen it all, you haven't. and a quick look at the best dvd. a big change of pace here! i'm going for peter rabbit, which is out. not anything immediately to do with beatrix potter, which i always found a bit twee, be honest. this is james corden voicing beatrix potter

"mamma mia!lars. "okay, drew said that if we don't deliver this package, a lot of people were going to die."the action-comedy "the spy who dumped me" opened in third place, driving off with 12-point-four million dollars. "you worry too much.""we'll never get to christopher now!" "maybe we should ask if anyone's seen a bear, or a tigger, or a very small donkey."as predicted, "christopher robin" was the top new movie, debuting with 25-million dollars -- at the low end of expectations. (nat-fight)for the second straight weekend, "mission: impossible - fallout" knocked out the competition, earning 35-million dollars for a 10-day domestic total of 124-million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. major hot spots eb 80 before the tunnel all but one lane closed due to police action. sig alert issued slow from 4th stree. avoid the bridge.bay bridge wb 80 a stall near midspan. jammed from the he maze ( darya ) we're following breaking news on the bay bridge. 1 person is dead after a shooting.( james ) all east

album "dancing queen" features some of their hits plus a mystery track inspired by her role in the "mamma miayour tickets. she's about to launch her tour in new zealand and australia. >> so good in "mamma mi "mamma a >> that is a great feel good movie. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, speaking of feel good, more a-list stars bringing great acting chops to the high-profile project. "mad men's" jon hamm has joined the cast. no word on what his role is but we do know they'll be joined by miles teller set to play son of goose and "chicago justice" star will be the first female pilot. as we reported val kilmer back as iceman and tommy, tom cruise may have something to do with it. he is back reprising his role from the 1986 megahit. everybody, "top gun: >>> i'm feeling this, maybe it was martha. maybe she inspired him or maybe snoop dogg has been a secret chef and we know him for other passions but it's just been announced that the dogg will teach us how to make some chow with a brand-new cookbook. i love the title called from "from crook to cook." >> you got to love snoop. i'm sorry. >> keep i

. >>> up next cher returned to the big screen returning in "mamma mia".a songs. the album is coming together quickly because yesrday cher released a preview of her version of "gimme gimme". let's take a listen. ♪ >> what do you think? >> she's awesome. >> she is taking us to the club. >> no word yet on when c release the entire album. finally, ray romano last night was joined by his son greg t play a game called face your father. they were asked a series of questions. when he asked ray what's the stupidest thing he's ever seen his son do, it resulted in the comedian having to reveal an embarrassing story abo his son. take a look. >> it's the stupidest/cutest thing i've ever seen him do. w th when -- he has an identical twin brother. when he was years old we were living in new york. i had to go to l.a. for something. we took him, just him. for the first time we separated the twins. we got t the hotel. we got in the hotel room. we were unpacking. in the other room we heard a thump and we went in and there was a full length mirror and he ran into it thinking

in a warner brothers records announcement, the singer and actress says filming "mamma mia!we go again" reminded her "what great and timeless songs they wrote." the result? cher's "dancing queen," an album of abba covers, is due out september 28th."hello, this is ron stallworth calling. who am i speaking with?""this is david duke.""grand wizard of the ku klux klan? that david duke?"in "black klansman," topher grace, as david duke, gets a call from undercover detective ron stallworth. recently, the tables turned: the real ron stallworth got a call from the real david duke! "he was very concerned about the fact, about how he might be portrayed in this film. i think that was the gist of why he called.""we are in a renaissance of documentary. people are realizing that there is as much drama in what is and what was as anything that the human imagination dreams up."learn documentary filmmaking from ken burns! the filmmaker behind "the civil war," "baseball," "jazz," "the vietnam war," and many more memorable docs is the latest high-profile professional to join the online teaching