and those still makers that do that, whether it's peter jackson, when he did, it would go other rings, or even for example, alfonze with gravity all that time that was taken on those movies. i can see that working for years 5 years to do it, but to do it in a compressed timeframe of 2 and a half years to 3 years, which is what these movies are. it's, it's scary and you're just keeping up and just physically, a lot of stuff. and there are a lot of filmmakers that love, that kind of stimulation, you know, spielberg and michael bag and all those guys and cameron of the king of the stimuli . i don't have the intellect that they have for those things. and so it's, it's a very scary time and i'm always pulling it back to minimalism, which is probably you advised for those movies because i'm always kind of making it as simple as can be the now, uh, gibson is a, is a, is a, a jokester. he, he'll tell, he does weird invitations, but the, i guess the funniest thing that happened was one of the funny thing. there was a lot of funny things, but one was my wife and her girlfriends came to the set

fictional, although all these three great creators were friends and interacted closely. fur coats 200 peter jacksonto make a new film about him, making a hero out of rubber, wire hair from his mother's fur coat, but wisely abandoned the idea, but after he filmed the lord of the rings, he was able to film it with a large budget, this is king kong, bravo, 300 fur coats, from the skins of these animals. they sewed romanov fur coats, which became the winter uniform of russian army officers during the first world war. valery, well, this is a sheep school, right, fur coats for 400. who cares? andrey. andrew, theme, monuments and statues. the bet is yours. attention to the screen: in 2011, for the anniversary of the mongolian diplomatic service in ulaanbaater a monument to this particular european was unveiled. marco pola. right. festival of russia-100. the pacific meridian film festival turns 20 this year. there is a festival in this city, apparently vladivostok, for sure, the building on the water is a trust. in marina bay, an upscale area of ​​the city-state, a floating electronics store opened a few y

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peter: jesse jackson, george w.ush, hillary clinton, cornel west, french president nicholas are cozy, dick gregory, and in january of 2009, you had a special guest come in here unexpectedly. who was that? ms. ali: former president obama. his very first outing in washgton after he was elected president. and just a short time before his inauguration. he came to eat out in wasn right here. you see the sea that is the picture. he came with the mayor at that time and it was a delightful surprise. peter: you did not know in advance? ms. ali: no. peter: were you working that day? ms. ali: yes, i was here. but the way they do it, the secret service comes in first. we are not paying any attention to secret service. the secret service comes in first and a look around and make sure everything is just fine. and then he and the mayor walked in, and they lo door. it was on a saturday. saturday is always our busiest day. then they clsoed t -- closed the entire street, the whole block. you could not drive through the block at that

next across stock were all things are considered on peter lavelle to mind you were discussing ukraine, the okay, let's go back to daniel and lake jackson, speaking of wonder weapons, the f sixteens are on their way. we're told. okay, miss reading that for a while here. but ukraine says, you know, with the, with it to the wonder weapon they're going to store station some of their f sixteens outside of ukraine. well, presumably that means maybe poll and maybe romania, maybe the baltic states. so this bodes very, very badly because for the russian, but with a point of view, it doesn't really matter where these planes are stationed, if they're going to be designed to kill russians or even into a russian aerospace their targets. of course i'm getting at article 5, daniel a. yeah, i mean it doesn't take the military expert and i'm far from one to understand that the 16 is, are not a game changer. they seem to rush, it has air dominance. that's an absolute fact. you know, i mean, anyone with an eye with eyes can see this. and so they realize this is the case. they can't take off on ukrainian run ways because the russians will bomb the runways

. >> peter, thank you, and starting with hallie jackson, president biden will get that thunderous ovation in the hall, but conventions are never about just who's watching in the hall, but who's watching from home. biden is not popular, so they want to give him a proper sendoff, but they want to thread that needle that kamala harris actually represented change. how are they going to do that? >> with a lot of support, with a big show of unity in the room, savannah, this is not president biden's convention, but tonight it will be his moment. it's a really interesting dynamic here because keep in mind, the audience there, many democrats had either pressured the president publicly or privately to step aside, to come off the ticket. there's a lot of symbolism in what's being described as a pass the torch moment tonight in this big show of unity that the democratic party, despite what you described, savannah, of the lack of popularity for president biden nationally as compared to what we're seeing in the polling for vice president harris, democrats want to show they have a united front, that the

jackson's super hit beat it. >> people like huey lewis and others actually opened for him. >> peter berliner, president of san franciscoto many performances with his band. >> greg was a great personality, a great, intelligent gentleman. i used to book the entertainment at great america, and i used them many times as a headliner there back in the early 80s. >> this is it. this is the one for chris jackson now 32 years at k-fox radio. >> still going strong was its first dj for almost half of that. it was with his co-host and friend 15, with greg kihn, with my as my partner on the show. we interviewed chris in the studio playing the same guitar. greg and he often played. >> they don't write them like that anymore. it works. very energetic and very creative and smiling all the time. fun guy, family guy and just loved people. >> the rock star never took rock star fame to heart. >> he never acted like it. he. he loved people too much. and he was like a kid in a candy store. >> he was a sharing, caring musician who used his fame and fortune for good, always giving care packages for the troops, anything for the troops. >> law

jackson's super hit beat it. >> people like huey lewis and others actually opened for him. >> peter berliner, president of san francisco based innovative entertainment, booked kin to many performances with his band. >> greg was a great personality, a great, intelligent gentleman. i used to book the entertainment at great america and i used him many times as a headliner there back in the early 80s. >> this is it. this is the one for chris jackson now 32 years at kfox radio. >> still going strong was its first dj for almost half of that, it was with his co-host and friend 15 with greg kin, with my as my partner on the show. we interviewed chris in the studio playing the same guitar. greg and he often playe. >> they don't write em like that anymore. it works very energetic and very creative and smiling all the time. fun guy, family guy and just loved people. >> the rock star never took rock star fame to heart. >> he never acted like it. he he loved people too much and he was like a kid in a candy store. >> he was a sharing, caring musician who used his fame and fortune for good. >> always care. packages for the troops. an

jackson lee whose bill made juneteenth a federal holiday. which as united states senator, i was proud to co-sponsor and as president -- as vice president with the president, it was my honor. >> peteresident harris on camera today. >> steve: is the koourn president at the white house or did he take the day off? >> peter: he's at the white house and then going to fly to wils wilmington. >> kayleigh: internal meetings. >> brian: why wait? you have to figure by know monday, hit the ground running. do analysis and i think that might be opportunity for the trump team to hone messaging, cut spots and find out what spot of the career they want to focus on. vice president, ag, da, senator and keep personalities out of it. >> it will be josh shapiro. josh shapiro, when you look at fox news poll, key state to win, he outperforms harris among women, white voters, college graduates, republicans, independents. >> brian: do you want to do the guessing thing or should i fill in? >> steve: go ahead. >> brian: he is jewish and pro-israel and she is starting to pull back to the left of joe biden and criticism of the prime minister in order to bring michigan online and probably how she feels. like ba

peter, thank you. want to bring in kristin welker, moderator of "meet the press" and hallie jackson. we will start with you. what do you think she needed to do in this speech and did she do it? >> i think she did. she needed to reintroduce to her country. a lot of americans aren't that familiar with her history, with how she got to the white house and what her vision is for the future. so she talked about how she was raised, raised largely by her mother, a working class family. she talks about the experience of that, the strong values her mother instilled, talks about her time as a prosecutor, why she wanted to become a prosecutor, a close friend had been violated. those are the types of things that resonate with people that don't know her. then she did late out her vision for the future. what was notable was it was largely built on the biden agenda. what she didn't do is lay out where she might differ from president biden. but notably, savannah, she cast herself very carefully as someone who was moderate, so that could potentially reach out to some of the moderate independents who w

peter bergen. thank you very much. breaking news from mississippi this morning, seven people were killed and dozens injured in a bus crash near jackson, mississippi, 37 passengers were transported to nearby hospitals and the crash is now under investigation. let's get straight to cnn correspondent rafael romo with updates. rafael, what do we know? >> alex, we have an update for you and the number of injured passengers. now we know that 37 of them have been taken to hospitals in both vicksburg and jackson with unknown injuries. this is according to the mississippi highway patrol, a cnn affiliate wlbt, citing warren county sheriff martin pace is reporting that it was around 12, a.m. local time when the bus traveling westbound, an interesting 20 went off the side of the road. the sheriff also told wfaa pity the bus turned over on its side leading to passengers being trapped six passengers were pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. that happened near a above vena over 30 miles west of jackson, a seventh person as singer, died in the hospital according to highway patrol, we have also learned that some of those who died were children,