but billy chiles celebrates the groundbreaking work of lorne niro does not disappoint.p to the treasure" is a testament not only to her artistry but to billy chiles' creativity, as well. he'llen our program tonight with a -- heel end our program tonight with a performance from the. does. good to have you here. >> great to be here. >> you call this "map to the treasure" re-imagining. >> exactly. >> the critics have labelled this a tribute album. i even used the word tribute a moment ago in introducing it. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> you agree, disagree? like dislike it? >> i didn't approach if as a tribute album because to me a tribute would be something that kind of pays homs to the person and is mostly about that person that you're doing the tribute to. this is more kind of a re-imagining of music where we take her music and kind of put it through the prism of our own experience. kind of a joint kind of production. >> for those who do not know who l lauren niro is, how would you describe sthher? >> as one of the most important songwriters there america has produced. and someon

so robert de niro was going to show up. ri thinking he's the bestment i don't want him to see me acting ever. so what i started to do was i realized here's the audience. and you know, i started to realize that i wasn't facing the audience at all am i was constantly like moving away from them. and i started to talk really low because i was trying so des operately not to act. and it was like-- i couldn't hear you. >> i nouts. >> that say lesson. >> so you know, be bold, trust yourself. >> yeah. >> it was funny. >> when back to eastwood. >> yeah. >> and what he has done for you. and how this film became what it has become, is there anything that you learned about chris the man that you know you take with you? >> well, i'm still wearing his shoes today. yeah. >> what dow mean still wearing his shoes. >> these are the shoes he wore on three of his tours. these are what i wore in the movie. i still find myself wearing them. >> what's that? >> i don't know. >> i don't want to let go, maybe i felt like he was a real man that we don

i love jennifer lawrence who got an oscar and nominations, robert de niro plays her father.sn't come out till christmas but i'm lining up. >> i hear you do a great robert de niro impression. >> i wish i could. >> are you looking at me fandango? >> that's not good. >> i'm not going to try it. >> wasn't close. i want to ask you by star wars. like everybody else in my age group, i grew up on star wars. i love the early star wars. didn't love the middle star wars as much, although i saw them all, as a loyal fan. i'm feeling extra psyched from little we know about the newer star wars. should people be psyched? >> they should. as you saw in that graphic you put up this was the number one movie for our fandango fans the one they're most excited about. >> fandango. >> it's fun to say. >> i saw return of the jedi in theaters. original star wars -- thank you for checking my star wars privilege. >> i remember seeing it in a theater. >> do you? >> i do. it was a seminal moment. and the woman next to me was like, wow, i've seen it 98 times already. it was like wow, this is blowing up. >>

. >> not afraid to go head to head with screen legend, robert de niro. >> i did my research. >> well,o say, i'm impressed. >> thank you. >> i've learned from example with him. he's very calm and nice and gets it done. >> it's a performance that won lawrence nearly every award, including her first oscar. >> it's absolutely incredible. yeah. i've been incredibly blessed. >> blessed, not just by her talent, but by a sense of humor. like when she fell in front of millions when accepting her academy award in 2013. >> what went through my mind when i fell down? a bad word that i can't say. >> it's those kinds of real moments that you see often with lawrence. >> you've got a fan here. >> like when hollywood legend jack nicholson fawned all over her on "good morning america" after she won the oscar. >> oh, my god. >> you don't mind -- >> or on late night television. >> i get really hyper and i'm like -- and i get really hyper. so then i go on interviews and i'm like a chihuahua shaking and peeing and then afterwards, i'm like i just talked about peeing on the red carpet. >> old friends like s

pudo ser brillar en todo sostenedor su belleza y robert de niro puso un toque muy importante en la cinta♪ ♪ ♪ >> presto trabajo son fruto de muchos aÑos de cosecha, y cada piedra y de ir ganÁndose el cariÑo y el respeto de una industrial conservada y de muy difÍcil acceso. >> siempre hay una gran luz y la pelÍcula tiene una carga emocional muy importante. [ habla en inglÉs ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> salman hayek ya marcÓ una era en hollywood, y ahora el camino de las mujeres tiene un principio se encuentra en veracruz para el mundo. [ habla en inglÉs ] [ grito ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tambiÉn empresas de producciÓn ya comenzaron a emigrar a los estados unidos sabiendo que los ojos del mundo estÁn puestos en mÉxico. impulsar nuevos talentos y yo me interesa muchas partes del planeta tierra. ya que gracias al kilÓmetro 31, matando cabos y navidad sa ha logrado penetrar al mercado anglo, la cinta protagonizada por julian moore tuvo como campaÑa productiva la de billy. [ hablan en inglÉs ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> les interese la mexicanos estÁn realizando fuera de este paÍs son de fuerte presupuesto, en donde se generan miles de

de niro was in the deer hunter which featured christopher a walken.walk enwas in wedding crashers which starred bradley cooper. bradley cooper was once a guest on this show. who was interviewed by me. i play bass on the show and a.j. ray is going to perform the song "foot loose." please welcome a.j. ray. great to have you here. >> great to be here. thank you very much. >> i want to say i met you in israel when your family was there with me last year. you blew me away as such a young man with your talent. how old are you? >> i'm 15. >> i'm a little older than that and i still tonight have the most you have. you dance, you sing. has music always been a part of your life? >> yes, it has. i've been singing since i was this tall. singing has been in my blood, it's in my family and i love it so much. there's nothing like it. >> how do you get the dance moves? did you teach yourself how to do that? >> i have a teacher back in dallas. if you want to learn some dance moves i can teach you the becausics real quick. >> you think in. >> yeah. >> let's see somethi

robert de niro is going to show up. he's the best and i don't want him to see me acting ever.s the audience, you know, and i start to realize that i was. facing the audience at all. was constantly moving away from them and i started to talk really low because i was trying so desperately not to act and afterward he was like i couldn't hear you. >> that's a lesson. >> so, you know, be bold. trust yourself, you know. it was funny. >> she is my friend with an "f." >> a capital "f." >> for friend. >> cooper who turns 40 next year is also being bolder at the box office. >> it used to be only that's the guy from "the havover." >> yeah. and now it's "silver lining." >> now it's sort of a combination. >> you have poor social skills. have a problem. >>> two of his recent films "silver like playbook" and "american hustle" have earned him oscar nominations and in clint eastwood's upcoming move "american sniper" he plays navy s.e.a.l., chris kyle, the deadliest sniper in u.s. history with more than 150 kills in iraq. >> initially i thought there's no way i could play chris. i thought chris

you have these little moments or someone like robert de niro looking at your audition tape and calling you and saying you're not going to get the role but keep doing what you're doing and that is when you realize the influence you can have on somebody. markers.ing at those clicks for him to give you the encouragement. i cannot not have for you but say on it. i am telling you you have talent. clicks even clint eastwood said he sees himself a new. and essilorew proposers something that he sees himself pay cut is nice. easy to work with him. i love him to death. he is a jazz musician. these movies.f it has that flowing energy to it. and i seamlessly went into clint's wave. >> they thought stephen might direct this and after the death of chris kyle. >> the reason the movie got into gear was steven spielberg. chris had gotten murdered. chris.r in february killed 2013. stephen killed me -- called me and march i believe. everything changes. the budget, everything. everybody starts getting into gear. that was the real reason which led us to clint eastwood. >> and so stephen decided not to do i

. >> you worked with de niro in "bang the drum slowly." >> he was the worst ballplayer.rew a ball like this. >> how did you meet? >> when i went there, bobby had done a movie. i didn't know who he was. he was not famous at the time. he had done something called "the gang that couldn't shoot straight." to be ad what appeared person in a priest outfit on a bicycle with an italian accent. when i went to do this role, the director said, we have bobby deniro as the lead. i said, he's from italy. how is he going to play an american catcher? that is when bobby and i met. we got very close to each other. i was chosen because i was an excellent ballplayer for a number of years. the only reason i got this part was -- >> you knew baseball. >> i couldn't act. he saw me throw a ball, catch a ball, hit. the director said, you've got the role. he said, work with bobby to see if you can help him along. >> what was the role you played in "the godfather?" >> tony russo. there is one question raised by everyone on the internet. was the line that danny aiello said in "the godfather" an impr

a small role, he said, my next, movie, danny, you are going to be one of the stars with robert de niro. and the movie was called 90 days in leningrad. he worked ten years on the feature. i was looking, oh, here i go, i'm going to be in this great, epic movie, and he passed away and never got the do the movie, which would have been his favorite of all time. >> charlie: and probably yours, too. >> yeah, probably would have been. >> charlie: one clip we'll show from do the right thing which we talked about. roll tape. >> i never had no trouble with these people. i sat in the window and i watch these little kids get old and i see the old people get older. yeah, sure, some of them don't like us, but most of them do. for christ's sake, they grew up on my food. on my food. and i'm very proud of that. you may think it's funny, but i'm very proud of that. look, what i'm trying to say, son, is sal's famous pizzaria is here to stay. i'm sorry. i'm your father and i love you. i'm sorry, but that's the way it is. >> charlie: i should say also that you are a singer, sir. >> yeah, a little. >> charli

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the age of niro. ask me more about this in the q&a. so let's go back to the trigger warning originally used for the mentally ill to help prevent traumatic stress disorder. triggering now the latest rage on college campuses. recently passed a resolution urging university officials to institute mandatory trigger warnings on class syllabi. professors who offered content who may trigger on set of symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder would be required not only to provide advanced alerts but also permit students to skip class. if you don't like what someone says you can avoid the subject rather than facing it. in this world, sensitivity and civility are deemed equal to or in fact superior to academic freedom. a point recently made by the chancellor of uc berkeley to allow disapproval. but in the words of scholar steve woodward, if we make the fostering of friendship, solidarity, harmony, civility or mutual respect, primary and dominant value, then we risk sacrificing the university's central purpose, teaching and scholarship. central p

okay, wither having our upcoming auction and i am hosting a dinner, okay, at rao's with robert de nironter.org. >> perfect. robert wolf, great. thank you. >>> one hit and one miss, the scorecard on today's earnings from td bank, saw an 8% increase in earnings yet missed most analyst expectations. up next, we will talk to the new ceo of td bank. >>> and later, hold the pickle, hold the lettuce, your hourly pay is what upsets us. fast food workers want to have it their way with a pay hike to $15 an hour. they are taking to the streets today across the country to make the point. we want to know if you think they should make $15 an hour. our poll now open, cnbc.com/vote. get to it. we are become after this. we are back after this. you >>> td bank postinging an 8% increase in the results, the bank did miss analyst expectation and word of more challenges ahead. that hit the stock, down about 5% today. so, what's behind all of this? in a cnbc exclusive for the first time on cnbc, i'm now joined by new td bank ceo, bar rat miserableny. thank you for being here. welcome. >> thanks for having me

the age of niro. ask me more about this in the q&a. so let's go back to the trigger warning originally used for the mentally ill to help prevent traumatic stress disorder. triggering now the latest rage on college campuses. recently passed a resolution urging university officials to institute mandatory trigger