help protect morgan freeman.otect morgan freeman. before i let you go, what do you plan to do when the world opens up again? i mean, everybody's been locked down. you know, you used to travel the world, whether it was for your movies or just for life. what does morgan freeman plan to do when the world opens up again? >> go to work, for one thing, and eat out for the other. >> trevor: eat out. >> i eat twice a day, and she cooks every meal just about. and she'd like a little rest, a little break. ( laughs ) >> trevor: i think everybody would, sir. thank you for the time. thank you for the message. and, yeah, maybe the people will be convinced. and maybe they won't. either way, we'll get the vaccine and then we'll see what happens from there. thank you so much, mr. morgan freeman. >> thank you, man, bless you. take care. >> trevor: be sure to check out the p.s.a. at thecreativecoalition.org/vaccin. okay, we're going to take a quick break, but we'll be right back after this. hat's our show r tonight. but before we g

she speaks to his collaborators, including sigourney weaver, george lucas, morgan freeman, ron howardk you're really talented and i really loved american graffiti, and what else do you have? so i said, let's do it. i particularly enjoyed hearing from director ridley scott, who explains how laddie helped make alien, blade runner and thelma and louise a reality. many women in the industry also explain how he gave them a chance when other studios wouldn't. at one point, he's described as gender blind. why do all roles have to be made for men? laddie himself appears much less comfortable talking about his career, perhaps unaccustomed to being in the spotlight, and, maybe inevitably, certain areas are skimmed over by his director daughter. at times, this feels like a premature eulogy, but it's still a tribute to an impressive career, loaded with film trivia and reminders of classics you'll want to rewatch immediately. it is on digitalfrom monday the 26th of april. now to a music doc, and the brilliantly named sisters with transistors. technology is a tremendous liberator. it blows up power

i'm morgan freeman. i'm not a doctor, but i trust science. and.that for some reason people trust me. so here i am to say i trust science and i got the vaccine if you trust me, you'll get the vaccine. and math is called the district award winning actor morgan freeman filmed a public service announcement for a nonprofit arts advocacy group. he is the latest on a long list of celebrities who are encouraging people to get the vaccine whenever you can. high school junior from san jose, won a contest for creating an app that lets you track a person's location in real time. dea hi to volley of valley christian high school one. the 2020 congressional app challenge for california's 19th congressional district, she created the app called keep me safe that allows users track anyone who gives their permission to do it. annual challenge is aimed at creating interesting coding stem and computer science education for students in middle and high school and to bury high school students are being honored for their work on documentaries that competed in c span's 202

you're talking >> i'm the former police commissioner in vanquish oscar winner morgan freeman is joineds ruby rose in an action thriller about a retired cop who is now confined to a wheelchair over the years. he's amassed a fortune in illegal drugs, gambling and prostitution. now that a new regime of cops are closing in on him. he black males his care taker into collecting his assets and shutting down its operation. how convenient that she is forever in his debt just happens to have been a russian assassin and drug runner. and if you've ever felt sorry for the words that actors sometimes have to spit out in a movie feel sorry for this one. it's beneath freeman and rose director george gallo tries to distract you from that major block with his tactical movie, razzle dazzle vanquish is a major disappointment, a dean's list be in theaters. now and on demand april 20th. >> this week. jamie foxx makes his return to the world of weekly sitcoms in dad stop embarrassing he suddenly finds himself in charge of his teenage daughter played by kyla-drew following the death of her mother dictum lee.

he has since written and cowritten tv series and featured films with collaborators spike lee, morgan freeman will packer and pieces appeared in new york times and teen vogue and here to talk about the latest project black magic. his book, let's welcome chad sanders to the program. chad, thanks so much for being with us. >> yeah, thanks for having me, i'm grateful. >> so i'm just going to go ahead and take a page out of your book and ask you to run through the geographic thoughts from your childhood and what the focus was for each and every one of the thoughts. >> oh, wow. there's been many stops. i was born in alexandria virginia. the first place i lived was silver spring, maryland where i was raised by my parents and i had an older sister who was 3 year's older than me. we moved from part of the city that was closer to washington, d.c. when i was 6 out a little butt further in the suburbs to very sort of americana cul-de-sac, you know, single-family home neighborhood and that's where i lived until i was 18. i went to college in at will nota, georgia. i'm sorry, the purpose of each of the st

it features morgan freeman, anthony mason, and it breaks new ground by showing the horrid conditions of the middle passage and the roles played by africans themselves in the slave trade. i wish i was tech any logically capable of showing you the sequence from the middle passage. it's heart breaking and gives you an idea of what the conditions you read about in textbooks might have looked like. it's not a perfect representation. no film is. but it gives you a pretty good place to start. and i do hope we can address the inclusion of africans themselves in the promulgation of the slave trade during the q and a if that comes up. but after the popularity of amistad and this sort of unappreciated release of "the journey of august king". it will reappear in 2012 in the form of two films with very large budgets and very unconventional plots. i am talking about "abraham lincoln vampire hunter "and "jango unchained". the first is lincoln as a cross between two characters. he wages a supernatural war against the confederacy of slave devouring -- lots of people get chopped with axes. this was co

that comes with steven spielberg's "amistad" featuring morgan freeman, matthew mccocon mcconaughey.t breaks knew ground. i wish i was capable of showing you that sequence from the middle passage. it's disturbing and heartbreaking and gives you an idea of what the conditions you read about in textbooks might have looked like. it's not a perfect representation, no film is, but it gives you a pretty good place to start. and i do hope we can address the inclusion of africans themselves in the prom ligation of a slave trade during the q&a if that comes up. but after the popularity of "amistad" and the unappreciated release of "the journey of august king" southern slavery is going to disappear from hollywood studios for more than a decade. when it reappears in 2012 it comes in the form of films with large budgets and unconventional plot, "abraham lincoln vampire hunter" and "jango unchanged". the first, president lincoln wages a super natural war against the confederacy of slave devouring vampires. there's a metaphor there, it gets lost. jango unchained which came out that year represents

it features morgan freeman anthony hopkins matthew mcconaughey, and it breaks new ground by showing the horrid conditions of the middle passage and the roles played by africans themselves in the slave trade. i wish i was technologically cap. look showing you that sequence from the middle passage. it's disturbing and it's heartbreaking and it really sort of gives you an idea of what the conditions you read about in textbooks might have looked like it's not a perfect representation. no film is but it gives you a pretty good place to start and i do hope we can address. the inclusion of africans themselves in the promulgation of the slave trade during the q&a if that comes up but through the popularity amistad and this sort of unappreciated release of the journey of august king southern slavery is going to disappear from hollywood studios for more than a decade and when it reappears in 2012, it comes in the form of two films with very large budgets and very unconventional plots. i am talking about abraham lincoln vampire hunter and django unchained so the former of those two pictures depict

morgan hill getting close to that ninety-degree mark at 87 tomorrow with a whole lot of sunshine to enjoy along the bay. we're looking at so low 80's there like an freeman0 degrees and then mid 80's as we get closer to pleasanton and into livermore and then look at those 90's brentwood discovery bay, 90 degrees. we're expecting there 87 in walnut creek 70's, though, in the oakland area and then those 90's continue in a vacaville and fairfield youngsville. you'll be a high of 89 and then the low 80's through petaluma and nevado and then it's going to of course, a lot cooler point raise and since a beach both coming in in the low 60's. now it's going to stay warm as we get into monday, but then we'll start to see a cooling trend as we get into tuesday for the next rest of the week. rather, one of those people who loves the heat. but i who loves the heat. but i think, that we have so muc much sunshine, but no rain guilty about that. yes, hopefully that will change in the next couple of weeks, we may have some moisture. >> towards the end of the month. but anything at this point we'll definitely. that's right. but with us, everyone. we'll be right back. >>