now focus and off is back in new york this time which we turn to montauk loosely based on the novel by mark french it's an love story and possibly doffs most personal film. and i'm joined now in studio babbles berg with forecast and off thanks for joining us. you've had decades in the film business can you pinpoint a point or a moment a person in a film that you saw that put you on that path to become a filmmaker. in the same summer i was probably fifty in a few films and one of them was on the waterfront and marlon brando you don't remember them i could have was kind of the kind of tell me. i could have been somebody. sterile but i was in trance but the actor modern brando about the filmmaking which i knew nothing about but about the possibility through a film or work of art to arouse such such passion such deep feelings yet will suck your first film young tollers when it premiered in cannes in one nine hundred sixty six and it caused a scandal at the premier. tell me about that what what happened where there is a scene these it's in a boarding school and. a group of people built to s

your film a return to montauk which has just come out in theaters what you're almight is in the story the story of. first of all it's a very simple story writer or a filmmaker comes to new york from europe from berlin to present his last piece yes to do some interviews and as soon as he's in town he is reminded of another women whom he loved in this city years ago he goes to find her and together they spend the weekend out on long island at the far end montage they may both have been the love of their lives it didn't work out then is there a chance to make it work out now so it's it's a meditation more than an action movie. we have to talk about the tin drum which is your most famous film it's based on the famous novel. a young boy growing up in the nazi time who of protests refuses to grow and stays a young boy that film premiered as well in cannes where it won the palme d'or together with france for couple of off lips now can you tell me about that moment that moment when they announced your name. you know it in retrospect at the moment it's just pure joy but it was great like even

places like for jefferson and montauk are going to get smacked by the storm. even the jersey shore, 3 feet of searches enough to cause moderate to major flooding. thirty-five or 36 and the usual spots. even the guided state parkway might have some. temperatures fall friday afternoon. accumulating snow is in the higher elevation. along with 80 and up into the catskills. for to make it inches of snow expected. everybody will probably see messy driving conditions. let's run through the timeline. friday morning is wet and breezy. friday afternoon temperatures in the 30s. there's a combination of rain and snow. saturday, the storm departs i will have to deal with the coastal flooding threat. temperatures in the 40s to begin the weekend. >> don't go anywhere. marshall for you after the break. look at your headlines including donald trump junior's wife. remember when she said white >> welcome back to chasing news. let's take a look at the headlines were chasing including an arrest has been made in the case of the person who sent the white powder to donald trump junio

montauk 45. what we're looking at now, this system will be moving out slowly and as it does, the rain will start tapering off. as the low pressure moves away, we have the pressure gradient. winds will continue through tomorrow. as you can see, we're going to be looking at wind gusts between 44 to 50 miles per hour right on into early tomorrow morning, so, lester, it's going to take almost all weekend for the air travel system to get back to normal because we still have wind gusts hanging around. >> it will be with us. al roker, thanks very much. >>> let's turn to a college campus on edge this evening. police searching for the gunman in a deadly double shooting inside a dorm at central michigan university. there's late word from campus police, confirming the victims are the suspects parents. kevin tibbles with the latest with the urgent manhunt. >> reporter: shots rang out before 9:30 this morning in one of the student residents halls at central michigan university, setting in motion a campus-wide

montauk out in areas of coastal could get a little higher than that, maybe until the 40-mile-per-hour range. as far as coast'll flooding goes, moderate flooding expected in long island and the jersey shore and northern delaware later this afternoon and this evening. areas. from southern new england to the jersey area back down to d.c. no problem with severe weather today as cleanup day in north florida. we'll talk more about the timing of all this mess as we come back. >> it's going to be important. president trump has named a post office in bakersfield, california after legendary singer merle haggard, who died in 2016 at the age of 79. >>> marvel's black panther continues to break records. twitter reports the superhero film has inspired 35 million tweets, making it the most tweet bd movie of all time. >>> zoo workers expect to know the gender of the cub by may and will release a list of potential names. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by swit

here is the deal and it's been this the way all night long. 37 montauk, 34 nantucket. right now, the roads are just wet and they're considering a huge bust of a forecast because you're not going to get your 4 to 6 inches or your 4208 inches. you're probably going to get zero. good news for people that don't want to do shoveling. kids at home today with just wet roads. sometimes it happened like this, unfortunately. the other story we're going to watch as we go throughout the day today is in california. we don't want to forget about our friends there. up to this point, this heavy plume of rain has been just to the west of the burn area near ventura and santa barbara counties here. it is tremendous amounts of rain. during the day today, this shifts over the burn area. so if we're going to get the rockslides, the mudslides, the debris flows, it will be as we go through youout our day here and we're going to get those 2 to 4 feet of snow, too, at the high elevations. we can deal with that. the biggest issue is going to be what happened to those burn scar areas, ayman, late

still gusty winds for places like nantucket, into ocean city, into the montauk region, new york gusting at 44 kilometers per hour, or roughly 30 miles per hour. and you can see some of the coastal storm surge that was associated with this particular system, as winds piled up the atlantic ocean along the east coast. so we say good-bye to the storm. still a breezy day along the new england coastline. another low pressure developing across the central u.s. will bring snowfall to the rockies. i want to take you out over the next several days because the pattern here we're noticing is another cooling trend for the eastern coastline. and the potential exists for yet another nor'easter. so, it looks as if march is going to be incredibly, incredibly busy month for the east coast. we have the potential for more snowfall as we head in to the middle parts of the work week. you better believe we're going to monitor very closely. so we have a storm on the east and a storm on the western parts of the u.s. this one dropped over get this, seven feet of snow for some of the high elevations of the sierra

to montauk abuts comments. later and i think you can summarize reactions is rather underwhelmed if not disappointed listen to this from damian collins he heads the parliamentary committee that's been looking into tech companies in so-called fake news they've heard from several facebook representatives recently and they've also some of mark zuckerberg to appear they want him to reply by next monday after his latest statement stayman collins said mark zuckerberg hasn't addressed why facebook didn't deal with concerns about the exposure of user data at the time and the risks now now it's been made clear by facebook that they did tighten up the way they controlled users data after twenty fourteen but that was after the data had actually been allegedly passed on to cambridge analytical moreover. the guardian newspaper who done lots of digging on this story had made it clear that cambridge analytical has threatened to sue them in the recent past to try to a high heat some of what the guardian were threatening to publ

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montauk, 5 to 9. as you make your way into new england, concord, 8 to 14.erproduce and cause 18 to 24 inches of snow. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. >>> we're launching something special in honor of women's history month. it's called "meet the boss." >> this week, we're going to share inspiring stories of women that dream big. some of you might have a good idea. a ceo that went from barely scraping by to crushing it. jean brownhill has a home renovation referral company from her own backyard and turned it into a multimillion-dollar business. >> here we are. it's like home, sweet, home. that feeling that we all know, having a space in the world that you feel comfortable and safe and it's home. >> reporter: in a big picture sense, your business is helping people make their homes a little sweeter. jean brownhill is the founder and ceo of sweeten, a company that matches homeowners and contractors for their renovat n renovation. a lot of people think, i would like it to look better. but they're overwhelmed by the process. >> yes. >> reporte

boston and montauk, 40 to 50 miles per hour. 30 to 35 miles per hour in new york. we have coastal impacts. the strongest risk is for today. airport delays up and down the i-95 corridor, it will be a mess. delays in washington, d.c., philly, new york, and boston. power outages is a big problem. with all of the infrastructure weakened by the last nor'easter, this one could take down more lines and trees. >>> a lot of people, millions are facing a dangerous and slippery commute. as al said, this storm is going to compound problems from last week's nor'easter that knocked out power to millions. dylan is driving around philly, where all of the public schools are closed today. how is it looking out there? >> the roads are fine right now. this is the second nor'easter to hit in less than a week. more damaging wind and more heavy rain and snow, as residents are cleaning up from last week's storm. states of emergency have been issued for pennsylvania and new jersey. people all across the northeast are being urged to use caution. for some, the power has just come back on. fo

we're going to see strong winds, wind gusts boston and montauk, 40 to 50 miles per hour. gusts of 50 miles per hour in new york. minor flooding. airport delays up and down the i-95 corridor. we look for delays in washington, d.c., baltimore, philly, new york and boston. power outages still a big problem because the problem, guys, is because of all the infrastructure that's already been weakened by the last nor'easter, this one could probably take down some more lines and trees. so we're going to be watching this closely. back to you. >> al, thanks so much. clearly a lot of people, millions are facing a dangerous and slippery commute, as al said the storm is only going to compound problems from last week's deadly nor'easter that knocked out power to millions. dylan is driving around philly where by the way all the public schools are closed. how is it looking out there? >> hey, hoda, the roads are fine right now. but you know this is the second nor'easter to hit in less than a week. so that means more damaging wind and more heavy rain and snow as residents are still cleanin