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tribeca co—founder robert de niro sees his festival with its broad slate bringing his city together afternd social tumult of the last year. film is a way of creating that, promoting that, the idea that we are all the same, we are different but the same. and we're all in it together. the tribeca festival came into being 20 years ago, partly as a civic restoration project, co—led by robert de niro to rebuild new york's tribeca neighbourhood in the wake of the september the 11th attacks on the nearby world trade center towers. in the heights' cinematographer alice brookes saw the festival playing a similar role in new york city today, hit hard by the pandemic. being able to start to come out of this pandemic and have one of the first big premieres in new york at tribeca is another healing thing. strangely, although tribeca takes place in one of the world's great capitals and cosmopolitan culture, it doesn't usually screen brilliant art films and well—known auteurs. it can be a bit parochial. but film wasn't the only focus this year. tribeca redefined itself, adding video games and podcasts t

actor robert de niro cofounded the festival after 9/11. reports. >> excitement over "in the heights." this exuberant movie musical says the community with dance numbers is based on lin-manuel miranda's award-winning broadway stage musical. it is set on dreams of a better life by an actor who has been getting strong reviews. it really celebrates the latino community come along underrepresented in mainstream media. -- mainstream cinema. >> hope for me is in five years, people ask why in the heights is a big deal because we have plenty of latino media. reporter: the tribeca film festival is marking the 20th anniversary and making its presence felt all over the city. in the coming days, features will be shown at outdoor screening locations and made available virtually as well. it is being billed as the first in-person film festival in north america since the pandemic hit the continent. tribeca's lineup is socially aware. black stories and storytellers are very present in a section devoted to juneteenth. several movies have an arab focus. sever

harry smith here had a chance to sit down with its founders, robert de niro and jane rosenthal.ur sitdown with our guests. founders robert de niro and producer jane rosenthal will be taking the 20th installment of the tribeca festival almost exclusively outdoors this year >> there will be nine screens that will be from the bronx to the battery, brooklyn, staten island, and then we have two 40-foot l.e.d. screens that will go around to all of the other communities. it's a traveling festival. >> beginning with "in the heights. >> what a movie to start with. >> it's going to be so much fun. >> a new york movie. >> a new york movie. it's joyous. >> a long-awaited film adaptation of lin-manuel miranda's broadway musical set in upper manhattan will premiere tonight. >> we'll be at the united palace theater and then simultaneously screen it to all of our venues so you can come here to this new park, formerly the tow pound, and watch a movie. >> you call it tow pound and for non-new yorkers this is where you used to get your car towed. >> that's a special prize, you get your car towed a

started as a direct resulof 9/11, and that was the thinking of our founders, jane rosenthal and robert de niroive art the opportunity to heal an audience. so, i think this is a unique position that we find ourselves in on our 20th anniversary to do the same thing. >> reporter: last year the in- person film festival was canceled due to the pandemic, yet organizers continued planning for 2021, reviewing a record number of 11,220 film submissions. >> even though people had these incredible limitations and hardships this year, more work was made and submitted than ever before, and that's just something that's incredibly exciting to see and really inspires me for the future of film. >> reporter: planning during a pandemic led to several innovations in the festival's programming, which organizers hope to carry into future festivals. for people who have been to the tribeca film festival befo, how will this year look different? >> well, we are bringing almost everythi outdoors, so that's a huge difference. and they're separated into pods. so, you're in a two person or a four person pod that's socially

robert de niro sees his festival with the broad slate bringing the city together after the upheaval of different but the same. and we are all in it together. tribeca is now helping new york rejuvenate post covid. politicians have seized on the presence to proclaim that new york is back and better than ever but covid has left its mark and that there is still a way to go. but tribeca has opened boldly with in the heights and will close on equally optimistic note by filling the 6000 seat landmark radio city music hall to 100% capacity with a fully vaccinated movie—loving crowd. something that would have been unthinkable just a few weeks ago. researchers say they're stunned by record numbers of humpback whales spotted off the east coast of australia. the animals are usually seen alone or in pairs, but pods of up to 90 whales — known as super—groups — were detected last year. now a research paper has confirmed the event and documented never before seen feeding behaviour. when i first saw the drone footage of these whales, just popping up in the same shot, i was overwhelmed, it was just unbe

tribeca cofounder robert de niro sees his festival with the broad slate bringing the city together after together. tribeca is now helping new york rejuvenate post—covid. politicians have seized on tribeca�*s presence to proclaim that new york is back and better than ever, but covid has left its mark and that there is still a way to go. but tribeca has opened boldly with in the heights and will close on equally optimistic note by filling the 6000 seat landmark radio city music hall to 100% capacity with a fully vaccinated movie—loving crowd. something that would have been unthinkable just a few weeks ago. looks pretty uplifting. don�*t forget that you can get loads more news on the bbc website, including a feature on the new york philemon symphony orchestra and why they are performing among tombstones goodbye. hello. two main points to take from our forecast for the next five days. number one, there is very little rain on the way for the uk as a whole, and number two — temperatures will be sitting above average for the majority of us in the days ahead. the reason for this weather, this ri

robert de niro sees his festival with the broad slate bringing the city together after the upheaval of's return to our top story. the arrival of presidentjoe biden and his first overseas trip since taking office in january last year along with the first lady. he arrived in cornwall in the southwest of england. he will be attending the g7 summit as a guest of the british prime minister boris johnson along with leaders of canada, germany and other countries as well. just from the eus well. top of the internet will be a bilateral meeting of the british prime minister thursday and wednesday are expected to discuss the northern isla protocol and the tensions between the eu and the uk government. it kicks off on friday. —— northern ireland protocol. you are watching bbc news. hello. two main points to take from our forecast for the next five days. number one — there is very little rain on the way for the uk as a whole, and number two — temperatures will be sitting above average for the majority of us in the days ahead. the reason for this weather, this ridge of high pressure which extends up

obviously, that's robert de niro playing joe biden.ent then complained about the election and ominously closed his statement hinting at the qanon conspiracy theory that he will be reinstated with this rhyme: "2024 or before." nah ( booing ) i think you're 2021 and done. ( cheers and applause ) speaking-- there you go. there you go. speaking of the former president, his daughter and son-in-law don't want to, because reports say that ivanka and jared kushner have distanced themselves from the former president and his constant complaints. that complaint? ( as trump ) "why does he get to date my daughter? doesn't seem fair. we're both family." ( laughter ) apparently, the feeling is somewhat mutual, because insiders say there is jealousy from the former president about kushner's "seven-figure book deal." early reports are that jared's book is going to be a lot like jared: glossy and no spine. ( laughter ) ( applause ) out west, california is in the grip of a drought and that's causing sacramento drinking water to taste like dirt. but one c

. >> jimmy: the best >> i was like robert de niro in "taxi driver" in front of the mirror practicingt in front of him a lot of times and it's quite intimidating >> jimmy: yeah, yeah it's good. well, we had a hard time finding a clip because there's so much cursing. [ laughter ] no, no i'm joking. i'm joking it's very funny. it's action-packed we have a clip here's salma hayek in the "hitman's wife's bodyguard." take a look at this. >> come on let's go ♪ [ engine revving ] >> take the gun. >> no, i'm not doing guns right now. i got it ♪ [ gunfire ♪ [ gunfire >> woah, woah. wait, wait,wait. no, no ,no there's got to be a safer way down there's got to be a safer way down there's maybe like a switch -- okay ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's right come on. always bringing it we love you. salma hayek, everybody the "hitman's wife's bodyguard" is in theaters tomorrow. salma and i are doing the "whisper challenge," when we come back. stick around come on back [ cheers and applause come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ we're fo those who love to discover. who know an open mind is the on

> jimmy: i heard they were all sleeping together. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] joe pesci and robert de niroo, my car talks to me and tells me that should i speed up or slow down. i love it. it's so fun. >> listen, i don't like to brag about my car, being from l.a. and everything, but let me tell you something. the doors go like that instead of like that >> jimmy: yeah, i put my -- my door has facial recognition. so -- and the door comes up, hits me in the face. and i go, life is great. i just love it it's cool and everyone should get into it. it's not that expensive. it's only like $30o thousand >> you know what [ ding ] oh ♪ that's amazing news about your tesla tesla ♪ ♪ that's amazing news ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: there you have it. [ ding ] that was an emotional interview with kathryn hahn. ♪ "wandavision" is available on disney plus. it is what it is [ cheers and applause >> it is what it is! >> jimmy: stick aroundcheers an ♪ ♪eh uh, eh uh♪ ♪flow (oh my gosh)♪ ♪where man go (oh my gosh)♪ ♪if a man see me (oh my gosh)♪ ♪i guess you never know what you got 'til it's♪ ♪flow (oh my

my thanks to robert de niro, anthony ramos.nne-marie and niall horan and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody thank you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers," patrick wilson, author of "she memes well," writer and comedian, quinta brunson, an all new "closer look," featuring the 8g band with brendan buckley and now, seth meyers ♪ >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night. we are back from a week of hiatus and happy to be here. let's get to the news. president biden was set to discuss his infrastructure proposal today with the top republican negotiator, who i think is joe manchin in an op-ed, yesterday, democratic senator, joe manchin, announced that he would be voting against a new voting rights bill, and reiterated his support for the filibuster so, when i say he's democratic, that's just, like, the party he's in. wyoming congresswoman, liz cheney, said in a

three bad guys. [ laughter ] >> and coming up tomorrow on "today," harry smith sits down with robert de nirowith today, hot andand stormy in the northeast. flood risk in the lower mississippi valley fire risk continues out west, as it does tomorrow record highs in the plains the heat will expand out west. the last hot day on the >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a look at our inland forecast. over the next seven days, nice and cool and still breezy today but we won't see gusts as high as we saw yesterday. reaching into the low 70s again tomorrow with the mostly sunny sky and then we start to warm up as we get closer towards the end of the weekend into the weekend. take a look at these numbers. for some of our warmest spots in the valleys, reaching into the mid-80s while san francisco in the low 60s, reaching mid-60s by the weekend. >>> that is your latest weather. craig? >> mr. roker, we have some big news this morning here at "today." exciting news, actually. starting today, you can watch brand new shows on our streaming channel, today all day, because let's be real,

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