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it stars leonardo dicaprio and robert de niro in a western lasting three and a half hours.w york. good to see you. i've met you on, like, red carpets and junkets over the years. yes, i've seen you over the years too. yes, yes. martin scorsese has made some of american cinema's most memorable films, from taxi driver... you talkin' to me? ..to goodfellas. .. never rat on your friends and always keep your mouth shut. ..to the departed... as your were then. she's on her way out. we all are, act accordingly. ..to the irishman, to mention just a few. what do you want? you want to know if i did it or not? no. his latest epic, killers of the flower moon, an adaptation of a book, stars scorsese acting stalwarts robert de niro and leonardo dicaprio. i don't know what you said, but it must have been indian for handsome devil. it tells of the orchestrated so—called reign of terror of the 1920s in oklahoma, in which more than 60 native americans were killed by white interlopers wanting to get their hands on the oil that lay on their land. this wealth should come to us. oil had made the

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it stars leonardo dicaprio and robert de niro — in an epic western lasting three and a half hours. gave me his take on the film. i think it's actually very good. it is long, as you just mentioned, and it does meander a bit. but what i like about scorsese's films are they're about something. and i'm not i don't want to give too much away. but there's a moment in this film when you have leonardo dicaprio so that brings up a very interesting conundrum. i'm sure we've all had experiences where we don't do nice things to people we love. having said that, this area where we are is where he actually grew up and it had a big influence on him. he met macho posturing men who really feature strongly in his films, and as a child, he had asthma and he was here at home a lot and he watched a lot of movies, among them westerns. and this latest film is a western, and it was a real privilege to meet him last week in a new york hotel. good to see you. i've met you on, like, red carpets and junkets over the years. yes, i've seen you over the years too. yes, yes. martin scorsese has made some of ameri

it stars — you may have guessed — leonardo dicaprio and robert de niro — in an epic western lasting threemet you on, like, red carpets and junkets over the years. yes, i�*ve seen you over the years too. yes, yes. martin scorsese has made some of american cinema�*s most memorable films, from taxi driver... you talkin' to me? ..to goodfellas. .. never rat on your friends and always keep your mouth shut. ..to the departed... as your were then. she's on her way out. we all are, act accordingly. ..to the irishman, to mention just a few. what do you want? you want to know if i did it or not? no. his latest epic, killers of the flower moon, an adaptation of a book, stars scorsese acting stalwarts robert de niro and leonardo dicaprio. i don't know what you said, but it must have been indian for handsome devil. it tells of the orchestrated so—called reign of terror of the 1920s in oklahoma, in which more than 60 native americans were killed by white interlopers wanting to get their hands on the oil that lay on their land. this wealth should come to us. oil had made the osage nation extremely wealt

i mean it's incredible to watch. >> you said you have sort of a shorthand with robert de niro. >> long discussions, grinding things, lots of rehearsals. >> expecting a miracle to make all this go away? you know they don't happen anymore. >> reporter: for david grann, seeing all of this come together was both satisfying and, to him, a bit mesmerizing. >> my world is not in hollywood at all. i am a nerd 24 hours a day. >> reporter: we caught up with him just before the film debuted for the osage in tulsa back in july. >> the idea that now we're standing here and there is going to be a film and more and more people are going to learn about the history, to me, that is what is so powerful and remarkable about it to me. >> reporter: grann ended his book with a conversation he recalled having with an elderly osage woman as she looked out across these plains, she quoted scripture. "the blood cries out from the ground," she says. "all the >>> the growing popular e-bikes and scooters is landing a lot of riders in the hospital. naomi ruck um has the story. >> reporter: they're everywhere

robert de niro is set to return to the stand today for a second day of testimony in his gender discriminationrial. during monday's proceedings in new york city, de niro called the case, quote, nonsense. a former office assistant claims he made her handle personal tasks while paying her less than he was paying a male employee. but de niro is countersuing the woman saying she misused company funds. >> mary lou retton is thanking her fans for their support as she recovers from a rare form of pneumonia on monday, the us gymnastics legend made her first public comments since being released from a texas hospital in an instagram post. retton says she's beyond blessed and continuing to slowly recover. she added she'll share more about her health when the time is right. >> we are just glad she's home from the hospital. coming up, our epic halloween skit. >> did we outdo ourselves this year? you be the judge. that's next. you're watching world news now. we haven't even seen it yet . >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm

"once upon time in america" with robert de niro. >> come here, you. alongside sylvester stallone. >> back then, we wore our own clothes. we got dressed in the back of a van, we ate pizza every night and look what happened. so, maybe we should get back to that again, huh? >> and we didn't give up, never. the fight in this guy, the fight in this man. >> david: tonight, sylvester stallone calling him an incredible man and artist, saying, i and the world will miss you very much. remembering burt young tonight. we got to go back and rewatch the "rocky" movies. i'm david muir. i'll see you 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here, the president's address to the nation. good night. didn't really appreciate the fact that the alert went off in the middle of the night, a rude awakening, and an accidental alert that was meant to go off hours later. >> if it's a force that can be felt in all four corners of the earth, if it changes everything in an instant. >> the new campaign to bring pride and tourists back to san francisco. good afternoon. thanks for being here. i'm juli

i mean, it's incredible to watch. >> reporter: you said you have sort of a shorthand with robert de niroorter: longhand? >> for me, it's a long discussion, grinding things out. lots of rehearsals. >> expecting a miracle to make this go away? you know they don't happen anymore. >> reporter: for david grann, seeing all of this come together was both satisfying and to him a bit mesmerizing. >> my world is not in hollywood at all. i, you know, i am a nerd 24 hours a day. >> reporter: we caught up with him just before the film debuted for the osage in tulsa, back in july. >> the idea that now we are standing here and there is going to be a film and more and more people are going to learn about the history, to me that is what is so powerful and remarkable about it to me. >> reporter: grann ended his book with a conversation he recalled having with an elderly osage woman. she looked out across these plains, she quoted scripture. the blood cries out from the ground, she said. all these years later, perhaps those cries will finally be heard. i've struggled with generalized myasthenia gravis. but

before that he played opposite jack nicholson in "chinatown," "once upon time in america" with robert de niron "the sopranos." >> hey, come here! >> david: but it was his memorable role alongside sylvester stallone, the two often celebrating their enduring friendship. >> back then, literally, we wore our own clothes. we got dressed in the back of a van. we ate pizza every night. and look what happened. so maybe we should get back to that again, huh? >> and we didn't give up, never. the fight in this guy, the fight in this man. >> david: tonight, sylvester stallone posting a tribute, calling him an incredible man and artist, saying "i and the world will miss you very much." remembering burt young tonight. we've got to go back and rewatch all those "rocky" movies. i'm david muir here in new york. thank you for watching tonight. from all of us at abc news have a good evening. good night. shot and killed by san francisco police. >> a bay area man runs into quite the problem with bank of america after he says he discovered some money was missing. and then seven on your side stepped in. >> and a wi

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movie and eat in beat out the debut of killers of the flowers moon which is leonardo dicaprio and robert de nirorelease cost $200 million to make and it was beaten by the taylor swift concert movie which i saw two hours and 40 minutes of it. stuart: did you like it? >> she was a great performer but i was expecting more it is just her l.a. concert, that's it, no information about her, no stories about her life, just her concert. stuart: only in imax theaters right. >> i went to a small mom-and-pop theater. stuart: was a full. >> completely empty, only five people in their. are you pooh-poohing taylor swift. what is the word you used for the beetle. >> the goats greatest of all time. it is the beatles always will be. >> you switching back. stuart: crypto, crypto stocks on the rise, bitcoin is a 30000. >> 30500, five days in a row is this a flight to quality is bitcoin is safe haven along with golden treasuries? i'm not saying that but i think some people are asking themselves. >> i did not expect bitcoin at 30 grand but that's where it is. salesforce they were downgraded. >> they are down stock, t

and this is my robert de niro. myeh, see? homosexual marriage is the dark harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy, see? myeh!" there's news about supreme court justice clarence thomas. >> excuse me, steve? >> stephen: it's brian again. yeah, brian? >> sorry to interrupt, but back to the whole "einstein's cousin" thing. me and the other writers looked it up, and get this. einstein actually married his cousin. >> stephen: yeah, i knew that. and? >> feels like that could be part of the joke. >> stephen: okay. what is the joke? >> lemme just run it up the flagpole. you're gonna love it. boffo laughs. >> stephen: brian stack, everybody. thank you, brian. good man. he's a good man in a tight spot. okay, back to supreme court justice clarence thomas. over the last year, we've learned that thomas failed to disclose things like 38 destination vacations paid for by billionaires. many of them at the exclusive resort, scandals. now we've learned, according to a new senate report, thomas failed to fully repay a $267,000 loan for a luxury rv

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>> reporter: robert de niro and joe pesci in "once upon a time in america." hearts of fans >> i don't sweat, i don't sweat? come on! >> reporter: overnight, young's "rocky" co-star, sylvester stallone, sharing a heartfelt tribute, writing, you were an incredible man and artist. i and the world will miss you very much. >> we have all of those great movies to watch. young's cause of death has not yet been disclosed he was 83 years old. >> love pauley >> love pauley. >> thanks, ann >>> let's go to the wnba finals now. the las vegas aces are champions once againwnba finals now. the las vegas aces are champions once again they beat the new york liberty last night, by one point, 70-89. the li they beat the new york liberty last night, by one point, 70-69. the liberty had a chance to win it at the buzzer, but the put-back shot was one second left asia wilson, 21 points, 16 rebounds for vegas she was named the final's mvp. wow, congratulations to asia and the team that was a tough one for the liberty! one point at the end >> my kids root for the liberty. they'll be b

and so they got, you know, robert de niro and mark messier and rudy giuliani and it just everybody, all these actors, harvey weinstein mean james gandolfini. james. well, edie falco. yeah. james gandolfini was the best one because kind fini had been off the air. sopranos had been off the air for for three years. and fascinating. and i made this connection in the book is the last episode of the sopranos aired at the same time that lebron was playing in his first nba finals as a cavalier. they they got swept in that series but it i use it to say you know the sopranos and tony soprano and was going off the stage as lebron was really taking the american stage in oh seven. now we get oh ten and lebron loves the by the way, he loves mob movies and like the godfather and he likes gandolfini. and the knicks asked gandolfini if he would be in this film. but the difference with gandolfini, everyone else is just talking. lebron, they wanted gandolfini to do a bit like get back in as tony, like he's coming out of the witness protection program because we all know how that show ended, don't know wha

robert de niro for a few months.vid, briefly, if you can, your headline hero, my headune can, your headline hero, my headline is sir nicholas headline hero is sir nicholas coleridge, just been coleridge, who's just been appointed and appointed provost of eton and he's because today he gave an interview in the telegraph in which resurrected the great which he resurrected the great british mickey , taking in british art of mickey, taking in the manner by the most phenomenal manner by saying that he couldn't possibly understand why anybody who hadn't to eton hadn't gone, hadn't been to eton hadn't gone, and that of his ten and that eight out of his ten best were. best friends were. >> and it has annoyed exactly the people. it's punctured >> and it has annoyed exactly the horribleople. it's punctured >> and it has annoyed exactly the horrible earnestness1ctured >> and it has annoyed exactly the horrible earnestness oered the horrible earnestness of pubuc the horrible earnestness of public country. it public life in this

robert de niro for a few months.riefly, if you can, your headline hero, my headune can, your headline hero, my headline is sir nicholas headline hero is sir nicholas coleridge, just been coleridge, who's just been appointed and appointed provost of eton and he's because today he gave an interview in the telegraph in which resurrected the great which he resurrected the great british mickey , taking in british art of mickey, taking in the manner by the most phenomenal manner by saying that he couldn't possibly understand why anybody who hadn't to eton hadn't gone, hadn't been to eton hadn't gone, and that of his ten and that eight out of his ten best were. best friends were. >> and it has annoyed exactly the people. it's punctured >> and it has annoyed exactly the horribleople. it's punctured >> and it has annoyed exactly the horrible earnestness1ctured >> and it has annoyed exactly the horrible earnestness oered the horrible earnestness of pubuc the horrible earnestness of public country. it public life in this countr

>> i'm fascinated to know >> well, i'm fascinated to know what is awaiting robert de niro and niro . fellas . and he's in a father goodfellas. and he's in a gender discrimination case. s and this is a he's being sued for £12 million. anna so his assistant was going to sue him and has done over how she was treated at work . treated at work. >> she says she was underpaid and not treated properly. he has countersued , as is usually the countersued, as is usually the way saying that she was a bad worker and some of the detail on this is great. he accuses her of binge watching friends , 55 binge watching friends, 55 episodes in four days on work time and other things as and this is all going to play out we're going to get text messages and emails, box office stuff. i mean move over johnny depp it's bob. i interviewed bob a few years ago and you're told beforehand you don't call him robert. you call him bob. what yeah, his friends call him bobby. and then you have to call him bob. and no one calls him robert. and i have to say, he hates interviews . he was very hates interviews. he was very

i did not mean to sound like robert de niro there. this is so expensive -- expensive. basically, the idea that the tech industry has been policed at all is not real estate. it is been some police. there are two great books out. one is called " the danger with in us" how medical tech has been put inside of us for years now. it covers issues around how this tech got out of hand in the first place having to do mostly with partnering regulatory agencies. agency being captured in a way that the conflicts of interest are so intense it's hard to untangle these conflicts of interest. but patients are being hurt badly. annie jacobson talks about darpa h and how this tech it's a start. i just want to say one last thing about how this tech is developed. is developed by stealing from people like us. anyone who uses the internet. i am a songwriter. i used to have to apply for copyrights. that's still a thing we are supposed to do but basically, we are totally unprotected. we can be stalked, spied on, stolen from. the person who has creative content on the internet is completely unp

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