de niro: it's a good question.e as a country represent so many good things to the rest of the world. not in everything, but many good things, progressive things. i'm sorry that we don't appeal to people in the middle of the country who have their own needs or issues, and rightfully so. but we represent something that is very, very important and we don't want to go backwards on that stuff. we can't. i think if anything, with trump, so far, it's shown that this country -- the system is pushing back on what he's been doing. and that, in a way -- i used to he didn't become president, he -- i used to joke that if he didn't become president, he said i should get up, i should get credit for that. he did shake it up and i give him credit. he shakes it up right now. and we are -- the system is fighting back, pushing back. megan: up next, a discussion of disruption. how netflix and amazon are changing the distribution game. ms. rosenthal: the traditional players are also going to have to look hard at their business and start

de niro: yesterday's the presidency. megan: a conversation with robert de niro and jane rosenthal. i began by asking him how you approach the story of bernie madoff who plays in the upcoming , hbo film he produced with rosenthal. mr. de niro: i always felt very strongly about is that the kids didn't know anything. i don't think his wife did either, really. he protected them. i don't see anything that says otherwise. but it was an interesting character. it's been so long, i did it almost a year and a half ago. megan: a master manipulator. mr. de niro: yeah, it's the n where on -- co everybody comes to him and they want to be part of this club. the whole thing evolved through his personality, his way of manipulating people that he became, you know it's classic. , it's a classic sort of con situation. the people fell for. megan: it wasn't the easiest movie to get made. you optioned the book six years ago. tell me about that process. i heard you say had you done it right away, the film would've been different in terms of focusing more on the scheme and the con, and as it evolved it bec

kind of showbiz robert de niro's tribeca film festival.ifferent kind of showbiz robert de niro's tribeca film festivallj different kind of showbiz robert de niro's tribeca film festival. i have learned through the years that clive really has a weakness for artists. documentary profile of legendary american musical executive clive davis opened the festival, a man who has influenced the careers of such artists as barry mallow, bruce springsteen, aretha franklin, patti smith and many more. but he is still going strong at age 85, impressed festival co—founder robert de niro. iam not festival co—founder robert de niro. i am not post to his aid, but i am getting there. so i have... he is an inspiration. the longer he keeps going, the better it is for me. this two power documentary was put together by a filmmaker who has packed a lot into it. everything. 55 to 58 interviews, something like that. just an unbelievable amount of music and art and artists and executives, it is just a blizzard music and art and artists and executives, it isjust a bliz

with robert dek niro about how he prepared to play bernie madoff. carol: why the creators of this is spinal tap have been paid next to nothing, and that might be about to change. onver: all that ahead "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: we are here with editor in chief megan murphy. you look at canada and the legalization of pot. megan: it is a great story about the business impact of this move to legalize marijuana. this construction of this 800,000 square meter facility that will be the largest pot legal growth centered near alberta, canada. just looking at how the as justinof this trudeau pushes forward with this plan to make it legal. to put and taxes to get revenue into the government from the legalization of this industry. several of these companies are listed in terms of the companies that grow and supplying marijuana. it is a big business, and they think it comes at the expense of criminalize gangs. oliver: the first question i have is how much of it is economically incentivized. they ultimately want money out of this industry. revenue ranges

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de niro:radition that will last forever. megan: while constantly expanding its artistic horizon. ms. rosenthal: you are still telling these great stories. megan: i sat down with these two legendary figures on the eve of this year's festival, and we discussed everything from partnerships. mr. de niro:

robert de niro made his debut on snapchat. >> wow, this must be great. tribeca snapchat shorts, gave the screen legend a tutorial. check it out. >> alex. >> bob. >> show how to use snapchat. snapchat send it to your friend. immediately disappears. >> to your friend. it goes. and disappears. >> this is a voice changer. >> smile. >> great. >> ha-ha-ha. >> isn't that the best. pect de niro to become a we full-fledged millenial with the snapchat account. account. >> basketball aw prestige creams not living up to the hype? one jar shatters the competition. olay regenerist hydrates skin better than creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay. ageless. daughter: uh oh. irreplaceable monkey protection. detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria, but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. heads up! you know what, don't worry about it. my

that he's still going strong at age 85 impressed festival co—founder robert de niro.se to his age, but i'm getting there. he's an inspiration. the longer he keeps going, the better it is for me. this two—hour documentary was put together by film—maker chris perkel. he's packed a lot into it. everything. 55 to 58 interviews, something like that. just an unbelievable amount of music, art, artists, executives, it's just a blizzard of stars and things that people have relationships with. you know, it's the history of popular music, 50 years. every song i was submitting turned out to be a big hit. there is much to admire in clive davis. his ability to spot and nurture talent, his tenacity. but the film hardly seemed to be a warts and all portrayal. it is a puff piece, in that it only tells his side of the story. there is nothing in it that makes him look at all negative. it was kind of typical for a tribeca opening night, where often they've got a big gala they have organised around a very important media figure. so they show a documentary that is fairly complementary to t

>>> oscar winning movie legend robert de niro is famous for so many roles.ated events, "the godfather" cast reunion. this is the time of year when new york city lightshi brighter. it's the 16th annual tribeca film festival. >> it's becoming part of new york and part of new york tradition, and hopefully forever. >> and the growth has paralleled the change in media? >> absolutely. your audience is no longer just an audience. they're a participant in what you do. >> oscar winning actor robert ea niro and producer jane rosen all this kicked off the festival with clive davis. >> when you stand back and look at something like that, it must be pretty satisfying. you opening a film about clive davis at radio city, arguably one of the most famous stages in the world. >> it was pretty emotional. >> it was terrific. the whole experience was just -- we couldn't have been happier. >> it's scheduled to close with legends also. acting robert keaton. >> closing event. big deal. the 45th anniversary of "godfather." >> yeah. i started last summer asking francis if he would do

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. >> my favorite one, the last one, 2000, we had an opportunity to have robert de niro come and readldren's book to the little kids on the lawn. >> oh. >> so just try to imagine standing there, a low stage, robert de niro is reading a children's story. all the little children are signature on the grass and the parents behind, and that was absolutely just an amazing experience, my favorite. >> melinda bates, we'll watch and see how it goes on monday. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the trump administration announcing it will keep its log of white house visitors private. this is a change of course from the obama years. we'll discuss why that is coming up. [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he can see his bottom line. ahhh...that's a profit. know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks-dot-com. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's

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dagen: top that de niro. maria: are you done with it?ally. >> i love de niro, i can't wait to see it. maria: he definitely got the look down, so there's that. coming up this morning, lots to talk about. wells fargo investment chief investment officer darrell is here to talk about financial earnings this morning as well as regulatory environment. former secretary of state under president george bush nicholas burns is with us and labor secretary nominee andy puzder is with us. president trump threatening to withhold crucial obamacare payments to force democrats on the negotiating table according to the wall street this journal. the president told me that health care reform is coming. >> i think we are doing very well on health care, it's been very much misreported and we will save perhaps $900 billion. you look at the kind of numbers that we are talking about, that's all going back into the taxes and we have to do health care first to pick up additional money so tha we get great tax reform. maria: senate minority lead -- responded to the p

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de niro: fashion gen. petraeus: peaches. was in a little league game in an announcer could not pronounce it. he said it peaches, and it stuck. it followed me all through my time at west point. there was a girl in the laundry who had been a high school friend of mine, doing that is a summer job. notes, andend me someone in the class opened it up, and it said dear peaches. so it jumped to west point. david: how did you get appointed to west point? you seem like you are qualified and a good athlete. somebody has to call a member of congress to get you in. gen. petraeus: you make an application write your , congressman, the congressman nominates you, it is a competitive process. david: suppose you hadn't gotten in, where would you have gone to college if you had not done it? gen. petraeus: >> colegate. david: you ever thought about how your life would be different? gen. petraeus: at the end of two years at west point, we had a spectacular summer where i was in alaska, mountain climbing, glaciers, rivers, so forth. first in a tra

and the two actors in "heat" being so fabulous, heavy hitters, de niro and brennaman, he says.brennaman. amy was a fan of the show and she tweets to us, i love the show, i'd love to be in it, maybe i could play selena's college roommate she experimented sexually with. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and that worked. >> yeah. and so then we thought, not a bad idea. maybe we go to smith college this season. maybe she should be the president, she was the old roommate, yeah maybe that will work. we hired her, paid her as an actress but didn't give her writing credit. [ laughter ] but she really did do it, she was awesome, awesome show. >> jimmy: suddenly every actor in hollywood will be tweeting ideas. that was it, though, you're never doing that again, correct? >> that is really it. i've gone off twitter too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so i know there are a lot of people who are fans of the show. obviously people in very high positions. i know in politics are friends are the show. who's the biggest one of all, the most famous fan of "veep" that you have encountered? >> really? >> jimmy: number

all eight, i'm the first person in history to have organized eight of these, was watching robert de nirohildren's book on the lawn of the white house. an amazing experience. i don't think they have got any of that lined on up. >> kate anderson broward and melinda bates, thank you. >> who is bro 4? i saw a picture and can't rehearse a single verse they have much less a hit. >>> melissa mccarthy returning to "saturday night live" last night as reprising her role as sean spicer. >> president trump recently bombed syria while eating the most beautiful piece of chocolate cake america has ever laid eyes on! that is a fact! okay? people love that. look on that cake. now in defending the president's decision, i said that unlike syrian leader -- uh, the leader of -- son of a -- what is his stupid name? i got bazooka felicia ahmad rash rashad. that about perhaps it up for me. happy easter, everybody. okay, and the president is probably going to bomb russia tonight. this is probably our last easter on earth so enjoy this easter candy. >> i love her version of spicer. >>> the nba playoffs start with

oliver: we speak with robert de niro about how he prepared to play bernie madoff.why the creators of this is spinal tap have been paid next to nothing, and that might be about to change. oliver: all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ca

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hi phone book includes tom hanks, meryl streep, robert de niro, to name a few. the rolodex and $5,000 for the phone book. a lot of these people are very much awe live, perhaps have the same phone number. i'm wondering how they're feeling about the news. >> they'll be changing their numbers. >> what's up? >> did you have the one that you could spin it like that. >> take the card out. pop it back in. >> i think $7500 seems low. >> me, too. >> i was thinking $75,000. >> i wonder if some will get together to try to buy to it keep the numbers. poor tom hanks. that's for sale. coming up. >>> i love this saying. i do it all the time. if you find a penny on the ground, find a penny, pick it up, all the day you'll have good luck. i only pick up the heads up ones. >> i didn't know that. >> george is picking up any penny. >> it's karma. i believe. >> that explains it. >> so, listen, if you find this particular penny that we're going to show you, you're going have really good luck. according to coin tracker, there's a penny in circumstance tlagts is worth $85,000. 1943, it'

. >>> and we have the founders of the tribeca film festival, robert de niro and jane.weather. >> let's look at starting with today. severe weather making its way through the plains. have warmth down through the lower mississippi valley, fire danger through the southwest. and wet weather into the ohio river valley and the northeast. dries out in new england tomorrow. but we also are looking at strong storms in the upper ohio river valley. high fire danger through the southwest. sunshine through southern california on the california coast. more wet weather through the interior sections of the pacific northwest. gulf coast looking good right through florida. at's what's going on athro bar b >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly and cloudier start this morning. but we will warm into the 60s this afternoon. just the low 60s for the suburbs. some limited sunshine, mostly cloudy for the suburbs and philadelphia. the lehigh valley, 62 degrees. there's a chance of a sprinkle late this afternoon, but most areas, i think, will stay dry. and delaware up to 62.

. >>> and we have the founders of the tribeca film festival, robert de niro and jane. rosenthal.. >> let's look at starting with today. severe weather making its way through the mississippi river valley. have warmth down through the lower mississippi valley, fire danger through the southwest. and wet weather into the ohio river valley and the northeast. dries out in new england tomorrow. but we also are looking at strong storms in the upper ohio river valley. high fire danger through the southwest. sunshine through southern california on the california coast. more wet weather through the interior sections of the pacific northwest. gulf coast looking good right through florida. that's what's going on around the countr >>> we've got sunshine in the bay area to start out this morning as we take a live look outside at san jose. heading out the door, it's been cool this morning but getting a little bit milder, especially in oakland. it's 57 degrees, while 48 degrees now in livermore and 47 degrees in morgan hill. our temperatures warming up into the upper 60s. a few spots may even hit

she is a big fan of robert de niro. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. it would scrap theresa may‘s brexit plans and guarantee the rights of eu citizens living in the uk on day one of taking power. sir eltonjohn is resting at home after spending two nights in intensive care following a potentially deadly bacterial infection. here is carol with a look at the morning‘s weather. she has been telling us about the possibility of snow and cold temperatures. good morning, and we have eight centimetres of lying snow in aviemore. last night it was snowing in the west midlands, staffordshire, wales, just to name a few areas. but for some of us it is a cold but beautiful start to the day. our weather watchers are up nice and early, lovely pictures taken in east sussex. you can see on our rain and snow radar where we have had some snow during the course of the night, and as well as the snow it is very windy across parts of scotland. so poor visibility if you are travelling this morning, with that snow lying around. it is a lovely start to the day if you like it is s