the series is adapted from the book by mark harris.er commentary on the five iconic directors and the impact their work had on hollywood and america at large. "entertainment weekly," calls "five came back," a fascinating history lesson. here is the trailer. >> stuck thinking and follow me, cried hitler's. i will make you masters of the world. >> a lot of people left to see what it's like. >> it was comedy. >> america stands at the crossroads of its destiny. >> in the early years of hitler's rise, moviegoing had become an essential part of america's culture. but americans did not realize the extent of the threat he posed. >> he understood cinema could be put in the service of propaganda. >> americans realized we can win this war -- can't win this war. these guys are going to beat us. >> western civilization was at stake. >> five filmmakers wanted to respond as so many millions of men and women responded. they chose to serve. >> these documentaries were powerful for american audiences. >> it included that the enormity of the task was wor

. >> have you heard from harris mark both, both of them are traveling, there's big star wars stuff going on right now, they're on the same schedule, the two of them. they've written some beautiful things, notes to us. >> when mark and harrison say to you, immediately following the passing? >> i'm without words, i'm stunned. i h aave depth of loss. >> carrie's daughter billy lord ill attend, it's too emotional for her to make any speeches. >> she's dealing with two gigantic losses, i'm letting her breathe. she needs to breathe. ♪ you're beautiful you're beautiful ♪ >> jimz blunt composed a tribute song for the event. he was friends with carrie. and the song will play over a photo montage. >> they were very dear friends. >> he writes you're beautiful in her bathroom, because there's a piano in the bathroom. they inspired each other. >> carrie was godmother to james' son. if you want to w memorial service, it will stream live on debbiereynolds.com saturday. >>> young and the restless led everybody with 25 nominations, we were with the ladies of the talk when they found out they had received

congressman mark desaulnier and senator kamala harris introduced a bill to add 44 acres to the john muirational historic site. it stretches across 330 acres in the east bay of san francisco. muir is widely considered the father of the national park service. >>> let's get a check of the forecast with roberta. >> have you guys been outside at paul? >> no. not yet. >> too cold this morning. >> it was raining this morning. [ laughter ] >> we did have trace amounts of rainfall up to .03" of rain in some locations across the bay area. i drove to work in the showers myself. we have a pressure gradient difference and look at the flag on the fly on top of pier nine. yeeks some whitecaps on the waters there. we head to the golden gate bridge and also a stiff flag. we'll share some of the wind speeds with you after our temperature report. 59 degrees in san francisco. otherwise we settled into the 60s. redwood city, oakland, livermore, san jose to the south and santa rosa to the north. check this out. the winds have been pretty persistent consistent 25 at sfo. 17 san francisco. across the bay,16, 21

take care of it as well but yeah, we -- yeah -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: congressman mark desaulnier and kamala harris announced this morning they are reintroducing the bill to acquire the extra land. they seem confident they can prevail in this struggle to accept a no strings attached gift. and one day soon the public may be able to walk the same path as john muir did and let their imaginations take flight, as well. >> to commune on property where muir was is special. it's inspirational. >> reporter: in martinez, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> chaos at a local farm! >> activists break in set the animals free. but today, why students said the protestors completely missed the mark. >> and it's one of the biggest busts of its kind. investigators on the peninsula discover a massive cockfighting ring. we'll tell you what tipped them off. >> big changes coming to a fast- food favorite. the beef mcdonald's will soon be using. >> winds at the top of mount diablo tonight may hit 50 miles per hour. all the results of a front from this morning but what's behind the front? you may enjoy it toward the weekend. we'll tak

mark stratman has details. after a roughly 10-mile chase, harris county sheriff deputies approached nicholas. deputies smashed his window, taserd him, pulled him from the truck and threw him to the ground and cuffed him. you can see one deputy put his knee on the back have his neck for roughly 40 seconds. a few minutes later they noticed the teenager had stopped moving. >> hey. deputies originally responded to a call about a man sleeping in his truck, when they woke him up right away he took off. once they caught and subdued him, and he stopped breathing, deputies didn't start cpr until nearly 10 minutes later. >> it is heart breaking, you know, to imagine, what happened. >> reporter: nicholas mom tammy, just can't bring herself to watch the video. >> do you feel as though your son was executed. >> yes. >> reporter: because. >> because i think that they were really rough with him. i think they were brutal to him. >> reporter: nicholas autopsy report listed three causes of death, use of the stun gun and compression to the neck and torso. it says that the third cause was methamphetamine intoxic

vonnie: mark, thanks for that. coming up, harry macklowe is one of manhattan's most storied real estate developers. we'll have more from his exclusive interview with erik schatzker, where he discusses his outlook for the luxury real estate market and his views of president trump. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. harry macklowe is one of manhattan's most storied real estate developers. the man whose losses forced him to sell the g.n. building, only to rise again to build the tallest tower in the western hemisphere. macklowe sat down with bloomberg's erik schatzker to discuss the state of the real estate market. >> the state of the market is slower and is less exuberant than it was two or three years ago, and there's a reason for it. and it's not something to be not discussed. there has been a tremendous production of housing in brooklyn, in queens, in lower nhattan, and, to a degree, the side has lagged behind the evelopment of the other areas. the prusks housing is the best possible thing fo

bill in my office on christmas eve like they did in harry reid's office .ench him and through these committees are reading this legislation, will be marking it up tomorrow, then it goes to the budget committee then goes to regular order. i'm excited we are doing this the right way, out in plain sight. go to readthebill.gop. the nightmare of obamacare will end. we are doing what we said we would do in the campaign, which is repeal and replace this awful lot that is court -- crashing. let me say one more thing. let's not forget, obamacare is collapsing. obamacare is not staying. if we did nothing, the law would collapse and leave everybody without affordable health care. mercyn byng a act of replacing this law with health care reforms that we as conservatives have been fighting for for years. conservative groups -- [inaudible] >> let me give you a list of what is in here that conservatives should be excited about. one, it reveals obamacare. two, it feels the obamacare taxes, a massive tax relief for families. the obamacare spending, medicaid expansion, and obamacare subsidies. onreveals obamacare mandates individuals and businesses and ends

bill in my office on christmas eve like they did in harry reid's office and jam it through to an unsuspecting country. these committees will be marking up the legislation tomorrow and then it goes to the budget committee the next week which is regular order. so i'm excited that we're doing this the right way. i'm exciting we're doing this out in plain site. go to www.readthebill .gopthenightmare stitchoffthatisstitchhoffor decadesitnearlydoublethe >> i want to make. >> the government will always estimate that they'll buy it. i just think that's bogus. that entire prems to that comparison doesn't work. the fact is we're not going to have the government tell you what you must do. tell you what you must buy. we're going to allow the market to do that. we're going to allow people to decide what they want to do and we want to lower cost by having more competition and equalizing the health care and gives people the freedom to buy what they want. >> [ inaudible ] what do you say to folks that say -- [ inaudible ] >> read the bill, go to read the bill .gop. >> [ inaudible ] >> it's not that this is open for negotiations. what mike is trying

making one last effort to keep the affordable care act intact to mark 7 years since president obama signed it into law. u.s. senator kamala harris from california made a plea from the senate floor. >> before the aca, 48 million americans lacked health insurance. that's more people than the entire country of canada. before the aca, when these people got sick, they had three choices: go without treatment, go to an emergency room, or go broke. >> senator harris says today's vote is about our country's character and whether or not we look out for one another. >>> still ahead trouble for youtube. why several companies are boycotting the site and sending their advertising dollars elsewhere. >> plus, change in the game. how the nfl wants to speed things up to keep fans interested. >> nfl? i'm thinking about march madness. in san jose later today. how about our march madness? we have had an abundance of rainfall and now more rain is on the way. we'll track this next storm coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the labor department says jobless claims jumped by 15- thousand last week. but experts say that level is still relatively low >>> new nu

bill in my office on christmas eve like they did in harry reid's office and then jam it through to an unsuspecting country. these committees will be marking up the legislation tomorrow and then it goes to the budget committee the next week which is regular order. so i'm excited that we're doing this the right way. i'm exciting we're doing this out in plain site. go to www.readthebill .gopthenightmare go to readthebill.gop. we are doing a active mercy by repealing the slop. we have conservatives have been arguing and fighting for this for years. >> [ inaudible ] what do you say to folks that say -- [ inaudible ] >> let me just give you a list of what is in here that conservatives should be excited about. the bill repeals obamacare. it repeals the obamacare taxes, relief forax families and the cost of health care. it repeals the obamacare mandates on individuals and businesses. it ends the funding for npr had an sensei money to community health is. it has a medicaid block grant, the biggest entitlement reform anybody has seen here for decades. it doubles the amount of money people can contribute to health care savings cap. that is a crucial

mark: oil producers over the weekend voicing they are limiteding extending supply. harrythanks for joining us. is there an inevitability that will opec will roll over. recently, it has complicated mathers for itself -- matters for itself. when you look at the amount of cuts in the pledge, it is not realistic they will achieve that goal which begs the question whether or not they will have to extend in order to deliver on the inventory front. how do you get down the five-year average? how long will it take. if opec were to fully supply you would need eight to nine months. production is going elsewhere in the world. libya and nigeria trying to push higher. this is something opec will have to choose to extend the cuts or cut deeper. i think either way it faces a tough conundrum. count: we are seeing rick come up in the u.s.. we are up to 600 odd rigs at this point. the canadian rig count is coming down. how does that impact the equation? all eyes are focused on the u.s. sector. -- to continue cutting production for another six months. the rise has been relentless and wet we

write this bill on christmas eve like they did in harry reid's and then jam it through to the unsuspect issiin country. these committees will be marking up the legislation tomorrow and then it goes to the budget committee the next week and then rules committee after that which is regular order. so i'm excited we're doing this the right way. i'm excited we're doing this out in plain sight. go to readthebill.gop. i want to tell fellow citizens, as the nightmare of obamacare is about to end, we're doing what we said we would do which is to repeal and replace this awful law that's crashing. one more thing, let's not forget. obamacare is collapsing. obamacaren obamacare isn't staying. if we did nothing, the law would collapse and leave everybody without affordable health care. we are doing an act of mercy that repealing this law and replacing it with patient-centered health care reforms that we as conservatives have been arguing for and fighting for for years. [ reporter asking question ] >> i don't think so. let me give you a list of what's in here that conservatives should be excited about. number one, the bill repeals obamacare. number

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harry -- u.s. deputy secretary laborer. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. mark crumpton has more. the president met today with the house committee chairman. president trump met with the press. president trump: i want to thank each of the house committee leaders. i want to applaud you and the diligent work. egislati. >> both the house in ways committee and the energy commerce committee cleared the new legislation this week. the european union is reminding british prime minister theresa may just how tough the upcoming brexit negotiations will be. -- leaked document document eu leaders are valid and the u.k. will lose more than when it games by lena dunham -- by leaving the block. even traditional ally ireland once the u.k. to pay an exit fee. the impeachment of south korea reset fordoor for the china. the constitutional court sending the state for elections in about 60 days. the leading candidates favor a softer approach to leader kim jong on. re-think the deployment of the antimissile system the china depaul -- china opposes. powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in 120 countrie

mark addy being beheaded on stage. the man in charge of pulling it off worked on the harry potter play in london, and he says this showwatching from three different sides so where are sometimes you can do things with magic and you don't want people to be able to see from the sides, with this, you have got to think about those things because everyone is up close and they are closer than in a conventional theatre. at one point there is a sword put through the ghost‘s neck. this is a solid thing. that is quite a feat. that is the challenge. solid sword through a neck, but we are doing it. it's fun. tell us how. i can't, it's magic! big stars, a big cast and a big—name theatre company, creating the biggest theatrical moment of 2017 so far. and one of the stars is caroline quentin. best known for tv show men behaving badly, but delighted to be taking to the stage for this play. apart from paying the bills, why did you want to take this role? i was sent the script by richard bean and everyone knows he's a brilliant playwright. i had worked with him on a workshop years ago and i really liked him as a man and then i went to s

mark. penn loses 76-74. they must beat harvard tonight to have a chance at the ivy league tournament. >>> that is sports. i'm marshall harris csn. get 30% off every guest in the caribbean and start wandering now. come seek the royal caribbean. ♪ >>> if you are a beer lover the philadelphia navy yard is the place to be today. the philly craft beer festival will run from 12:30 to 5:00, just look for the tents outside. tickets will buy you special tastes plus a meet and greet with local brewers. you must be 21 and older to get in. >>> also today trout season opens in down state delaware. starting at 7:00 this morning you can go after the big one at tid bury pond south of dover in kent county and newton pond. anglers of all ages are invited. if you are 16 to 64 you need a license. >>> in new castle county you are looking at basketball with a message. the delaware 87ers posted police groups in newark last week. kids participated in an anti-bullying rally. it sent a positive message about acceptance. >>> well, prom season just around the corner and these students will head to the party in style. the girls got to choose from more

thanks the to harris foundation for having all of us. and i wanted to also thank mark for his address which i also thought was really interesting as we all came to know, except jaffer, but the rest of us came to know him after his days of a lawyer. we've heard war stories from mark and partners, other people who appeared with and against and around the judge when he was a lawyer and still practiced. we understand he was a remarkable lawyer but it's a part of his life that we didn't get to see. so it's nice to hear about. i guess i'll reverse the order in which jane took this. i want to say something personal about the judge and then maybe something a little bit about his cases and his approach to the law. it's funny how we all came to clerk for him. i came to clerk for him because i had an interview with a different federal judge on a wednesday and this judge is, you know, famously very rigorous about interviews. he was a very grueling kind of all-day process of talking to his law clerks and him about everything, which wasn't much as a second year law student but i fle

harry reid's office. these committees will be marking up the legislation tomorrow.t committee next week and then to the floor the week after that. which is regular order. i'm excited we're doing this the right way. i'm excited we're doing it in plain sight. to go read the bill.gop. what i want to tell my fellow citizens, as the nightmare of obamacare is about to end. we are doing what we said we would do. which is repeal and replace this awful law that is crashing. let me say one more thing. let's not forget, obamacare is collapsing. obamacare isn't staying. if we did nothing, the law would collapse and leave everybody without affordable health care. we are doing an act of mercy by repealing this law and replacing it with patient centered health care reforms we have been fighting for for years. >> some conservative groups, are skeptical about this. a lot of this bill home run, are those criticisms the repudiation? >> i don't think so. let me give you a list of what's in here that conservatives should be a part of. number one, it repeals obamacare. number two, it rep

bill in my office on christmas eve like they did in harry reid's office and jam it through to an unsuspecting country. these committees will be marking up the legislation tomorrow, then it goes to the rules committee the week after that, which is regular order. so i'm excit we're doing this the right way and doing it out in plain sight. go to readthebill.gop. the nightmare of obamacare is about to end. that we are doing what we said we would do in this campaign, which is repeal and replace this awful law that is crashing. let me say one more thing, let's not forget, obamacare is collapsing. obamacare isn't staying. if we did nothing, the law would collapse and leave everybody without affordable health care. we are doing an act of mercy that repealing this law and replacing it with patient center health care reforms, that we as conservatives have been arguing and fighting for, for years. [ inaudible ] >> -- a lot of this bill is steeped in your agenda. are those criticisms of repudiation of what you crafted in a better way? >> let me just give you a list of what's in here that conservatives should be excited about. number one, the bil

harris. -- versus hers. were the internal polls the campaign had, were they doing internals, were they on the mark? what was this sense because it seems like everybody, including the trump campaign, was surprised? mr. lewandowski: we looked at a couple different factors. the absentee ballot, early voting was an indicator and the state of florida was the most to mulch u.s.. because it has a huge hispanic population, we did not know how they would break, if it would be historically or if they would break with us, if donald trump ends up with 33% of the vote, which is good for a republican. but in florida, the voters were exceptionally high, so we thought we would be in trouble. north carolina, what our numbers said was we were going in on election day down about 250,000 votes, mitt romney was down by about 300,000 votes and he carried north carolina by about 77,000 votes, so we felt really good about north carolina. our numbers started to change rapidly in pennsylvania. we knew we would win ohio, iowa. but wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan, they were very concerned. the reason being is they took him

mark. penn losing 76-74. they must beat harvard tonight to have a chance at the ivy league tournament. that is sports. i'm marshall harrisil a sculpture honoring billy cunningham. the ceremony is 10:30 this morning. cunningham figured in both the 76ers championships as a player in 1967 and as the head coach in 1983. we will be right back. >>> today trout season opens in down state delaware starting at 7:00 this morning so in just a few moments, you can go after the big one at tidbury pond and newton pond. anglers of all ages are invited. if you are between the ages of 16 and 64 you will need a license. the philly craft beer festival runs from 12:30 to 5:00. look for the tents outside the navy yard. tickets will buy you special tastes plus a meet and greet. you must be 21 and older to get in. you will also need a valid photo id. >>> dozens of puppies are now ready for their forever families. these dogs are up for adoption at the county animal shelter in west hampton. they were taken from the puppy barn that went out of business county health department cited the facility for unsanitary conditions. nbc 10 is committed to h

harris county sheriff's office. they have not responded. it's under investigation, so for that reason they can't comment either. anthony? >> mark strassmann. thanks, mark. >>> this morning the founders of snapchat of billionaires on paper. snap inc. made its wall street debut. it increased 44%. jill schlesinger is here with some of the numbers other analysts don't like. good morning. >> good morning. >> what they don't like is this company lost half a billion dollars laugh year. >> yes. >> how is this so popular an iposome. >> well, i think it has a lot to do with the 158 million daily active users. you have all those young eye balls and younger eye balls. if you're an investor you're saying, okay, they lost half million dollars last year but they'll find a way to monetize all those users. this going to be a hit. what's fast natsing about it, there have not been a lot of tech ipos in the last couple of years, so this really pushed through. everyone wanted it. >> if you're a billionaire on paper, how long before you're a billionaire in the banksome. >> it depends on how long it takes them. they have very aggressive objectives pe

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mark meadows has now gotten religion about these tax credits. they think we are pushing back now. you know the bill does, it reforms medicaid. it goes from block grants to an open ended funded system. >> harris: what about states that can afford to do about the federal government's help? >> dagen: the states are getting $100 billion. essentially, this is a shell game of medicaid because there's a lot of republicans who have been saying that we have to block -- they undertake federal government out of this is much as possible. democrats are relying on medicaid to ensure a majority of americans who are on these exchanges. now is not the intention of medicaid and therefore, even if it is not the obama level expansion, you are still increasing the federal government's role. no matter what they say, the biggest problem here is the tax credit, because if you have zero due at the end of the year for your tax bill, -- a >> meghan: that's on the biggest problem. the biggest problem is you paul ryan going on tv -- i don't know who told him to do this in this fashion. everyone was born on the couch watching. i was making jokes with charles about how boring it was. i think some of this has to do with th

my office on christmas eve eick they did in harry reid's office and jam it through through-to-an unexpect much suspecting country. these committees are marking after that which is regular order. brian: all right. but what he said republicans on capitol hill are not happy with the replacement for obamacare. including next guest. introducing his own plan for a clean repeal later today. g.o.p. congressman jim jordan is a member of the house freedom caucus and they are not for what was presented yesterday and does not think this should pass the way it is. congressman, the speaker was very confident he was going to get his 218 does that include you? >> no, not right now. i think this bill has real problems. and i would say when we told the voters we were going to repeal obamacare, we didn't say we are going to repeal obamacare but keep some of the obamacare taxes which is in the leadership plan. we didn't say we would repeal obamacare but extend and expand the medicaid expansion and we didn't certainly say we were going to repeal obamacare but also start a new entitlements which is what this legislation does. what we are introducing today is cons

harry potters, gruffalos, worst witches and peter pans. yes, its world book day which is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and children are marking it by dressing see you reading they think rather than being on a ta blet they think rather than being on a tablet or a screen, they sort of thing, i'll do that. i guess it's just encouraging them if they're bored and they don't know what to do, suggest reading a book. you get to dress up and it's important to me because if you read more than you write more and it helps your imagination. i prefer reading off a proper book. ijust prefer the feeling of it. the screen, i don't reading off a screen. i prefer an ipad to read off because i don't like novels but i read more articles and stuff like that, old newspapers and stuff like that, old newspapers and information from the 80s and. that because i'm more interested in stuff like that than novels. that because i'm more interested in stuff like that than novelslj that because i'm more interested in stuff like that than novels. i think it's important for intellectual development so that people aren't stupid. i can't even think why you would ask why it woul