he stars in another drama series for hbo created by martin scorsese and mick jagger. >> that's a great song. >> jimmy: "vinyl," yeah. dude thanks for coming on the show. congrats to everybody on the show and everybody, but congrats to the family -- you have a little baby. >> yeah, i'm pretty happy about it. >> jimmy: yeah i know, congratulations. [ applause ] you were just showing me pictures pictures backstage. the cutest baby. >> thank you. thanks for acting like you were interested in the pictures. >> jimmy: no -- i was talking to you because i never wanted to be that guy when i had -- i'm not going to show people pictures of my baby. because most people don't really care. >> they don't care. >> jimmy: they don't. >> they do not care. only after you've shown them ten pictures, that you realize they didn't care after the first one. >> jimmy: but to you a a memorable moment. look how cute. but i really do care. because i'm in that phase of my life where i do care. >> pretty blissful at times. it's nice -- just make you happy, right? >> jimmy: they just make everybody

on everyone's favorite lists, and then martin scorsese, jodie foster, cybill shepherd, paul schrader,ou just did what, "godfather ii" i believe, right? >> yeah, i had done "godfather ii" and just finished "1900" with bernardo bertolucci, and was in italy for about eight months. and so, as soon as i got back, we started a few weeks later "taxi driver." >> jimmy: did you see the -- by the way, because i'm thinking of "godfather." marlon brando documentary? >> i did. >> jimmy: "listen to me?" what did you think of that? >> i thought it was great. >> jimmy: it starts off, i don't know if you saw it. but you can get it on so >> showtime. >> jimmy: showtime or something. [ laughter ] it starts off with a hologram of his face. and he's going like -- [ brando voice ] "this is the future. [ light laughter ] this is -- the people -- there are gonna be no more actors and it's going to be a virtual." he calls it like virtual reality is going to be the future. i go, that's so interesting to see marlon brando in that documentary with the hologram head of his, but it's his real voice talking. then t

martin scorsese, taxi driver? so there's a disconnect. >> talk to me about diversity in hollywood.his is another thing that's been coming up a lot lately too in the discussions. that... you also spoke about this when you were on stage recently. there's another disconnect also in hollywood. >> oh, well, i was very... through the good graces of academy president cheryl bon isaacs and the... the... the board of governors, they voted for me to have... an oscar, honorary oscar. so, it's like two weeks ago was presented to me... presented to me... presented to me by the... the trinity. denzel washington, samuel l. jackson, and wesley snipes. they all presented me my oscar. and during my speech i made a couple statements. one's that the entertainment industry is way behind sports, as far as diversity goes. it's easier for african american person to be president of the united states of america than president of a hollywood studio or tv or cable network. >> and why does that matter? >> because image... images matter. and if we're not in the position, we're not in the room then we don't real

martin scorsese, taxi driver? so there's a disconnect. >> talk to me about diversity in hollywood.his is another thing that's been coming up a lot lately too in the discussions. that... you also spoke about this when you were on stage recently. there's another disconnect also in hollywood. >> oh, well, i was very... through the good graces of academy president cheryl bon isaacs and the... the... the board of governors, they voted for me to have... an oscar, honorary oscar. so, it's like two weeks ago was presented to me... presented to me... presented to me by the... the trinity. denzel washington, samuel l. jackson, and wesley snipes. they all presented me my oscar. and during my speech i made a couple statements. one's that the entertainment industry is way behind sports, as far as diversity goes. it's easier for african american person to be president of the united states of america than president of a hollywood studio or tv or cable network. >> and why does that matter? >> because image... images matter. and if we're not in the position, we're not in the room then we don't real

the production value is it was more roger corman than martin scorsese, right? >> yeah, it's not "lord of the rings," yes. >> lower, lower rent stuff. but of course over time it became more sophisticated. >> yeah, but, you know, but i would say even today, you know, i made three videos yesterday and they're still me talking, you just hear the voice, you don't see me, luckily. and then you see writing, different colors. >> how many videos in total have you posted over these 11 years? >> so i personally have made, i think the count is around 4,000. but, you know, in khan academy as a whole, in just in english, we have 7,000. we have other folks now. >> because there was a period of time when you were the only time doing these lessons and then it gradually, as the entity grew, now other people are doing them. >> yes. in just in english we have 7,000 videos and now we're translating into the world's major languages, so then we have people all over the planet now. >> it's a big operation. how do you know how to do this stuff? how do you know calculus well enough to t

martin scorsese directed it and it stars robert de niro. nbc 4 is a proud sponsor of the tribeca film festival. check out nbcnewyork.com for more. >>> 5:24, time for weather and traffic on the 4s. that's when people discovered robert de niro. still up-and-coming actor back then. >> a classic. >> the first time i saw the movie in its entirety, this year. >> really? >> yeah. >> good, huh? >> it looks at the grittiness of new york. >> '70s in new york. >> it was a party. >> or a petri dish, not sure. we're talking about a much nicer city today, sunshine, a warm breeze. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s this afternoon. if you're along the south-facing shorelines you will find the wind coming off the chillier water. clouds thicken up tonight, no rain. that story changes tomorrow. tomorrow we may have to find that umbrella, showers back in the forecast. >> all right. >> nice break. >> what's happening, lauren? >> not too many problems for the commute. the commuter checklist, metro-north, lirr, new jersey path and subways doing fine. a live loo

this 3-d i've seen since martin scorsese hugo. favreau has crafted a beautiful visual film with an emotional story and it really works through all different aspects. the characters are amazing. the voice acting from christopher walken to bill murray to ben kingsley to scarlett johansson is incredible on all fronts. mill city who plays young mowgli in the movie did a great job considering he's the only live action actor on the set. doing with these cgi characters. any other small roles that have live acting onset but the majority of the time it's mill city acting and puppet and blue screen. they to make it seem realistic and this is a young kid his first feature film. he did a brilliant job. the director your his work in ironman and chef and a great film maker and great work. worth seeing in 3-d. not for the young children. there are very intense sequences. it's of a jungle book he saw in 1967. it feels very realistic. i give it four and half out of five. one of the best films of the year so far. next up is criminal which could hav

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