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showtime, six-part series, gorilla. from his debut album. and john ridley, and sampa, coming up in just a moment. critics to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> i am pleased and other than hadded to welcome john ridley to this program. the executive producer of three projects, a min iseries, gorilla debuted. and the feature documentary, let let it fall." opens in l.a. and new york, and you can catch it next friday on abc, when it makes a television premier, i am out of breath. before our cop verization, right now, let it fall, los angeles, 1982-92. >> he is not protesting, it sigh riot. >> any be that wasn't black wa getting their [ bleep ] kicked. >> it was one of those days, passion was -- it wasn't handed out to other races. >> i was in the boxing gym this morning. telling my guys you were coming on the program tonight. you can almost feel, sense the shock from the guys in the gym. when i reminded him it is the 25th anniversary. hard to process it was 25 years ago. how did you feel digging into this 25 years later? >> it

a lot of folks are loving it on showtime. thank you for watching, as always, keep the faith.or more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley on pbs.org. >> join me next time, with legendary entertainer, tony bennett. that is next time, see you then. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. a little over three months into the trump presidency, and the administration is confronting two major world crises -- the civil war in syria and north korea's growing nuclear weapons program, but what are president trump's foreign policy plans, and what about issues here at home like jobs and health care? tonight, a conversation with two-time pulitzer prize-winner, journalist and author nicholas kristof of "the new york times." we're glad you've joined us. that conversation starting right now. ♪

a lot of folks are loving it on showtime. thank you for watching, as always, keep the faith.or more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley on pbs.org. >> join me next time, with legendary entertainer, tony bennett. that is next time, see you then. steves: salzburg's cathedral, constructed in the early 1600s, was one of the first grand baroque buildings north of the alps. it's sunday morning. the 10:00 mass is famous for its music, and today it's mozart. enter the cathedral, and you're immersed in pure baroque grandeur. ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ since it was built in only about 15 years, the church boasts particularly harmonious art and architecture. in good baroque style, the art is symbolic, cohesive, and theatrical, creating a kind of festival procession that leads to the resurrected christ triumphing high above the altar. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ music and the visual art complement each other. the organ loft fills the church with glorious sounds as mozart, 250 years after his birth, is still powering worship with his musical genius.

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it wants to sell consumers a premium bundle combining hbo, showtime, and stars.le already sells the channels individually for apple tv and ios devices, but it's approached the networks about bundling them into a single package like cable companies do but as a stand-alone product. >>> and on wall street, it kicks off the second quarter today. futures are higher this morning. the markets are coming off of a mixed first quarter. the dow extending its winning streak to six straight quarters. the index fell in march, snapping its monthly win streak at four. a big week for economic data with investors keeping a close eye on the key jobs report. friday the dow fell 65 to 20,663. the nasdaq slipped two to 5,111. back to you. >> landon dowdy with cnbc, thanks for that. >>> 5:26. coming up, a girl grabbed off the street, sexually assaulted, and now philadelphia police are looking for a group of teens wanted in the attack. where they took the victim and how she's doing this morning. >>> plus, supreme court fight. a crucial vote today for president trump's nominee, neil gors

it wants to sell consumers a premium bundle combining hbo, showtime, and stars. apple always selling the channels individually for apple tv and ios devices but it's approached the networks about bundling them like cable companies do, but as a stand alone product. back over to you. >> soubts pretty convenient. >> thanks a lot. >> 4:46 right now. rei wants women and girls to get away from the tv, get outside. so the owdoor co-oplaunch. an effort to increase that participation. it's opening registration for 400 outdoor school classes and experiences all designed for women and girls. they plan to hold 1,000 events for thel throughout the summer. >> everybody pitching in there. i don't know about you, but the women in my life, pitching a tent, i would trust them about 1 thon times before i would do it. >> it's so easy. >> it should be. >> i know laurie can. plus she's a mama. >> what's even easier, making reservations. >> i like that. making reservations. >> even easier. >> glamping, not camping. >> well, whether you're glamping or going to go camping in a tent and yo

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this year she is starring in the showtime miniseries "gurilla."ory set against the backdrop of london in the 1970s. >> she is one half of the revolutionary couple, jazz and marcus, who we follow through the entire series. and it's really about-- set in 1970s, the 1971 imgraiksath, which really impactaise lot of decisions and action which has consequences. but it's really about this relationship under pressure. >> rose: and idris plays kent. >> he plays kent mierk exlover. >> rose: who has come back to create trouble. it's about political activism in the 70 necessary london. >> in london, yes. it's based on facts even i was not aware of, something they thought when i first read the pilot episode, i wanted to verify the authenticity of all of it. so i would go on to google and type in, "1971 immigration act" and there is information but not as document as the civil rights music or black panther movement. >> rose: we have actors who come to this table all the time who say the best work they see-- the best script, the best text, the best characters is

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((rob))i love itunes, so what i love about this angle is we're starting to hear leaks that hbo, showtimeand starz could be bundled together. that's all i need. i don't need local channels, i need the paid channels like game of thrones. i need premium high end shows. you can see what they're thinking. going after great tv. maybe the next package they try to sell is disney films, so it's a great step in the right direction.((mark))post your comments on rob's facebook page and we'll read them right here on the air. ncaa basketball championship gonzaga versus north carolina john stockton hoping his alma mater gonzaga can win their first ncaa title4 = minutes leftnigel williams-goss deep 3-pointer 60-59 gonzaga30 seconds leftcarolina goes on a 9-2 run isuiah hicks inside for the 3-poimnt unc leadgonzaga down 3 last chancecarolina steals it justin jackson dunks it on the other end for a 5-point lead final: 71-65 unc georgetown has hired patrick ewing to be its men's basketball coachhe led the hoyas to their only national championship in 1984 and now he takes over for the son of the man who coa

. >> yes, back in march, showtime [please stand by] approved withbeen a foreign investment review boardbut no other details yet. they are breaking interested on a sunday night. orword from chow tai fook another. unlike duet, which on friday the shareholders approved $7.4 billion takeover from the cash and. a lot of interest out of hong kong. betty: and the fourth finance ministers talked about iron ore. that is thanks to donald trump. how so? paul: it is. the man is in washington, that is how he made the remarks. he was talking about the extensiveand infrastructure plan donald trump has been talking about, saying the steel will have to come from somewhere, so the global demand we believe will continue to require significant export of australian on our -- iron ore. if you look at the private line, it is taking a bit of a beating in the past month, as everybody expected 30%. aery $1 move in that means $1500 to the australian government's bottom line. we will have an estimate in the budget coming up next month. it will be interesting. betty: thank you so much. certainly interesting what th

. >> "homeland" airs on showtime which is a division of cbs.eter quinn's season i think this year. >> thank you. >> and quinn is quite cute, don't you think? >> very cute. yeah. >> really called only your acting. >> it has. how did you prepare to play the condition that you're playing? >> it was a lot of research and, you know, there's a lot out there actually by people on youtube, on the internet, who have been the victim of a stroke. and plenty of people who have posted kind of help me videos where they're sharing in their community ways of doinger everyy tasks, like taking a bath. >> you remind me of bradley cooper of "elephant man" on stage. it was amazing to watch his transformation. which reminds me of that when i watch you on "homeland." >> thank you. it was a real journey to go on with somebody that i feel very close to. >> do you think everybody wants your character and carrie to have some love affair? >> yes. sounds like you do, charlie. [ laughter ] >> you're pining for it. >> yes, i am. >> we're pro love here at this table. >> so pr

. >> stephen: also, you're in an upcoming series on showtime called "i'm dying up here."e." >> i see a theme! >> stephen: this is a series about standup in the 1970s. >> right. >> stephen: you play a standup in the 1970s. >> right. >> stephen: when is this? i remember standup in the '70s, because there was a shift. when steve martin came along it changed. suddenly he was so huge, it changed what you can do on stage. when does this take place? >> it's about that time. and it's really the start of-- remember, the boom was really in the '80s, you know. and we got so much stage time because every place had a comedy club, you know. and this takes place around that time. i actually-- i know this is going to be shocking-- i play an older comedian. ( laughter ) >> stephen: mm-hmm. you know what they say, "comedy is an old man's game." >> that's right. and i'm an old man. >> stephen: what's the dumbest name of a comedy club you played? i'll tell you my dumbest. my dumbest-- >> mine-- go ahead. >> stephen: my dumbest was in baton rouge, louisiana. it was called "the grin room." it

the first episode is sunday, right, on showtime, is that the first second? >> it's actually going to be the fourth on sunday. >> well, i was wrong on both of them. i'm glad you corrected me and i'll play a clip and we can talk about it. >> we have a new president. a lot of people in the country are talking about that. one word to describe president trump. one word. >> crazy. >> okay. business. >> disrespectful? >> trouble. >> trouble. okay. >> interesting. >> rude. >> money, rich. >> complicated. >> untruthful. >> troubling. >> misled. >> careless. >> surprising. confused. >> unexperienced. >> truthful. >> hard working. >> unprotectable. >> you know that old saying from the mouths of babes, they're fifth graders, what did you take away from that? >> they're amazing, part of what we wanted to do is get a sense of how the company is responding, it was fascinating, from new hampshire, to florida to new orleans, the net takeaway is a couple of things, one, people are paying attention like they never paid attention before. i mean, you have fifth graders talking a

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( cheers and applause ) thank you for joining us my next guest stars in "the affair" on showtime, and's mom? oh, um, mom's mom. sorry about yesterday. >> sorry for what? she was cool. >> yeah, she's cool. and nuts. >> everyone thinks their mom is nuts. >> not like marie. why do you call her that? uh, well, why not? i'm basically the mother in the relationship. >> seriously, though, why? ? well, she told me the to. she thought mom made her sound too old, especially when my friends and i were teenagers. >> stephen: oh, an original cougar. >> i like to think of it as a youthful quality. >> stephen: please welcome jennifer esposito! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> hi! >> stephen: hello! you are phenomenal, by the way. >> stephen: oh! you're pretty great yourself. >> thank you. >> stephen: i understand your birthday is coming up. >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: do you have any big plans? do you have, like, a big event or something like that? >> i'm excited for this birthday because, last birthday was a big tricky, getting out of a relationship, and i have a ba

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it's showtime in the senate.epublicans say they are ready to "go nuclear" if that's what it takes to confirm neil gorsuch to the supreme court. also today, re—forging an old alliance... as brexit negotiations begin, the uk government travels to india to begin the early work on a future trade deal. and picture perfect? or is itjust too perfect? what melania trump's first official portrait tells us about the new first lady. i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. the pictures are appalling, the pattern all too familiar, and the international response predictable. civilians in a rebel—held area of syria have been gassed and murdered. it has happened before, with red lines crossed — by both sides — with impunity. today, in the seventh year of the syrian civil war, it seems president assad's regime can do what it wants. so far, at least 58 people are known to have died in this latest attack. the syrian observatory for human rights said the air strikes in khan sheikhoun, in the north west of the cou

((rob))i love itunes, so what i love about this angle is we're starting to hear leaks that hbo, showtimed starz could be bundled together. that's all i need. i don't need local channels, i need the paid channels like game of thrones. i need premium high end shows. you can see what they're thinking. going after great tv. maybe the next package they try to sell is disney films, so it's a great step in the right direction.((mark))post your comments on rob's facebook page and we'll read them right here on the air. gary radnich"coming up a little bit later in this broadcast... it's opening night gary radnich"coming up a little bit later in this broadcast... it's opening night for the oakland a's... the highlights are coming...good news for kevin durant and the golden state warriors... and bad news for the sharkies... and a national champion in college basketball is crowned... we'll hit you all with that business later in this broadcast." nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to he

. >> reporter: it's showtime. ♪ when i am down -- >> reporter: the song, you raise me up.s in the audience recording every performance. just look to the side and right there in the wings. this is the man who knows every word. ♪ they've been raising michael up for decades now. [cheering and applauding] >> reporter: michael's last name means star of heart. you see that in his music and his parents. for inspiring him with this incredible story we recognize michael as an abc 7 star. >> if you'd like to nominate someone to be an abc 7 star, go to abc 7 news.com/starz. >> did you know it could affect your life-span? who is most at risk? >> and dan has a look at what is coming up at 5:00. >> larry, alma, thanks very much. an update on the power outage. >> there was apple, there was this. we remember a man who helped create the first personal computer, not so small as they are today. and the weird sighting caught on camera. all that and more when kristen and i see you on abc 7 news at 5:00. you...smells fine, but yourin your passengers smell this bell dinging new febreze car with

. >> reporter: it's showtime. ♪ when i am down the song, "you raise me up."udience rorgd every performa e audience recording every performance. on the side the man who knows every word. ♪ to more than i can they've been raising michael up for decades now. ♪ be [ cheers and applause ] michael's last anytime val coeur means stout of heart. we see that in his music and his parents. we recognize him as an, 7 star. natasha zouves, abc 7 news. >> bravo to him and his family. let's check in with mike nicco. yeah, i said mike nicco. >> what time is it? what day is it? >> exactly. >> here's a look from the east bay hills. it looks gorgeous. i get to see all these seitz i never get to see. usually i'm asleep. but here's a look at your sunday planner. 49 to 55 by about 8:00 tomorrow. it will be brighter than it was yesterday. 57 to 63 at noon. mid 60s for the rest of us at 4:00 and then 5 to about 60 at 7:00. look from emeryville. if you're going to be out, moderate amounts of tree pollen and grass pollen. mold spores low and the uv index is going to be a little high. g

. >> with me, mark mckinnon, co-creator of showtime and chief media advisor to bush 43 and martha from bloomberg news and author of two books about president obama including "the center holds." president obama has been quite quiet in spite of the things that have been said about him by the current president, including in march, president trump tweeted how low has president obama gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election process. this is nixon watergate. bad or sick guy? >> and president obama said it would be his preference while still in office, it would be his preference to hold back the same way george w. bush did when president obama became president. let him have those early months to step out of the way but he reserved the right to jump in. i'm surprised he jumped in this early. i do think the wiretapping comments may have played into this to some degree. i think the blame to some of the democrats on president obama for the state of their democratic party right now also may be prompting him a little bit earlier back into the limelight. >> do you think he's out early?

they announced the option to add showtime for $10 a month.&t's acquisition of time warner is still waiting approval from the department of justice but is expected to close later this year. >> julia boorstin, we are counting down to the close in the uk and across europe. stocks are mostly higher with gains in oil and mining stocks. they are offsetting some of the losses in autos and health care. in the meantime, on the economic front data it rose to a three-month high. they say they are still committed to making an offer to apply our dutch paint and coasting rival. they are urging their company to engage in discussions. they rejected the $26 billion offer. all 11 french presidential candidates squared off in a debate with the frontrunners taking center state, centrist emanuel mackron criticizing marine le pen. she struck back by denouncing the support of free trade adding he doesn't represent the change that france needs. sound familiar to some of the arguments here? the first round of the election voting there takes place april 23rd. we see a

how showtime's hopeland predicts president trump's struggles. >> as he escalated war with the intelligence community, we were drop jawed. that's what we had been shooting. >> that's right. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. good evening. i'm chuck todd in washington. this is "mtp daily." much of the focus hack overseas and lawmakers have a reprieve from washington. but plenty are feeling the heat at home and it is not a great time to be a republican. remember this moment from 2009? >> the reforms will i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> that was south carolina republican joe wilson. he got a bit of his own medicine this week. constituents chanted back at him for an answer he gave on violence against women. >> it's not just conservative republicans lying wilson feeling the heat at home. moderate republicans were booed while answering questions at town halls this week and taking positions in line with president trump. >> environmental policy ought to be integrated with trade boss. that they ought to be -- >> i think mayor garland was a great man and a

i'm going to bring in the co creator of showtime's "the circus."i enjoyed this weekend. big day at the white house np easter egg roll. was president trump giving a pep talk of sorts? >> we're going to come out and enjoy you and your company for a roll, a great easter egg roll. and i don't know if we're going to be successful but i've seen those kids and they're highly, high lay competitive. that i can tell you. >> would you expect anything less, mark? >> it's just an odd juxtaposition. there's a lot of dut ayes you have to carry out but given all that's been going on, korea, all the varheavy duty challenges we're facing, why not just recalibrate that? let don jr. go and he was there. and send the message that you've got moir important stuff to do and i think most people would rather see the president focus on. >> but don't you think he'd get -- >> yeah, he'd get it either way. as i was thinking this morning i'm at this easter egg hunt and then i'm going to talk to the resistance. it's wired. >> doint get my wrong i love isoer and all it stands for

i want to bring in mark mckinnen, the cocreator of the showtime's "the circus," a great episode on sunday and a lot to talk with you as well, mr. meacham. i want to get your reaction. john meacham, what do you think of these poll numbers? >> well, i think that the president lives and dies by ratings and this is not a good first report card. you know, the 100 days construct is from fdr, 1933, was a time of great extension crisis for democratic capitalism, so it's been kind of an artificial test ever since. however, both bill clinton and barack obama had at least 15 and in obama's case a 20-plus point advantage over where trump is on approval rating, and in their mid-terms, in 1994, the republicans won i think 54 seats in the house, six in the senate and -- and in 2010 i think it was 63 seats in the house and about six or eight in the senate. in numbers after the 100 days tend not to go up, so -- to me it's a significant bellwether that if you are a democrat thinking about making a challenge in -- in 2018 after tonight, i would be making some fund-raising calls. >> interesting. mark, i want

agendas, to confuse and frighten audiences in the west, an idea that played out dramatically on the showtimeland." a troll factory where hundreds of employees toil away, posting fake news under fake names. >> iraq bob. >> that's me. >> navy wife. >> that's me too. >> reporter: their marching orders, post phony stories and tweets and spread them as widely as possible. experts say the real life troll factories used by r&bens may not look as slick as the tv version, but they are real. they say paid trolls who spread fake reports can amplify their impact using bot nets. thousands of other people's computers infected with viruses and harnessed to do their bidding. analysts say putin's goal is to create distrust among americans and their allies in their political systems. >> they didn't want to just discredit u.s. elections. they wanted to discredit hillary clinton. sewing division within the european union, these are all things that are part of the russian agenda. >> reporter: when asked about russian accusations of interference in america. putin said, quote, read my lips, no. but exert. s w-- ex

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joining me now is our panel, mark hal principal, executive director of showtime. many. mark, let's start with yo the white house doesn't want to hand anything over. why do you think that is. >> well, i think it's a multi-laird issue. and when is don't like that they'll be any more cooperative. democrats can scream all they want but they're not going to have the same leverage as to when they can get republicans on board. sorry. >> obviously they don't want this in the headlines but it remains in the headlines. before that did you go why don't they produce everything they do have? >> it's a great connection. it's been a huge. in having this man. damaging his relationships with foreign leaders and advising him on national security. zds i know this came up in the spicer briefing this afternoon, but these questions have not been answered fully and i think it's going to continue to hang over this white house until they are. alan. . michael flynn, they re-upped the hibz. or is the new administration responsible to do their own vetting of their own officials? >> katy, i think o

he did in this amazing showtime series called "lost angels."." but in this one he's still the charming sweet tom hanks, and you also don't realize until too late that the charming and sweetness might be in service of something really evil. it's just so cool the way they do it. it's so great. >> jimmy: how did you get along with tom? you just, you just totally get along with him, right? >> you know, you have to call him two-time academy award-winner tom hanks. like you're not allowed to -- >> jimmy: he does make you do that. >> yeah, he does make you do that. the cast, we have to form a a circle every morning and recite his imdb. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> "love boat", "he knows you're alone." it just -- we go all the way. and then -- i mean, no, he's tom hanks. if he was an x-man, his x-men power would be, he has this field around him that just puts people at ease. like that's what he is, you just relax around him. and he's a big typewriter nerd. >> jimmy: oh, he is? >> he's really into manual typewriters. not on the level -- like, i

let's bring in tonight's panel, john hilemon, is the cocreator, executive producer and co-host of showtime's the circus. there is an emmy in there soon, right? yes. eli stokels is a white house reporter for the "wall street journal." and jeremy barb joins us from washington, d.c., former chief of staff at the pentagon and cia. jeremy, i'm going to start with you. one of your other jobs was on the house intel committee and you have been in contact that people that might be involved and might be sharing some of the consternation about the senate intel committee's slow pace, if you will. >> good evening, nicole. i have been chatting with folks familiar with the investigation. here's what the thinking is. the investigation in the senate is moving into a very active, quiet but active phase here. a little bit out of the public limelight. but the staff is working in really two phases. first phase is to go to the intelligence community and look at what they have on russian meddling, what were the most sensitive pieces of information that they collected about russian operations to interfere in the 20

winner: apple wants to sell hbo, showtime and starz in a single bundle .. .ere's apple's latest proposal: it wants to sell consumers a premium tv bundle, which combines hbo, showtime and starz. apple already sells each of those channels individually. but it has approached the three networks about rolling them up into a single package, as conventional pay tv operators sometimes do.the difference: traditional pay tv operators, like charter, usually require consumers to subscribe to a basic level of tv channels before it will sell them a premium bundle. apple could sell the bundle as standalone product, delivered via its ios devices and its apple tv settop box. now that the trump rally has stalled what is next?mike this winter brought relief to california after years of a drought.... leaving the state drenched with rain and covered in snow. stephanie elam takes us to the sierra and shows us how much has changed. natsfrank gehrke/california department of water resources: "we're still kind of running out of superlatives to describe how big of a snowpack we have."i

gifted," chris evans is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] he plays cia agent saul berenson on showtime'sland" and he is the voice of papa smurf in the upcoming "smurfs: the lost village," mandy patinkin joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we will have music from michelle branch. so it's a great night. [ cheers and applause ] very sad piece of news in the world of comedy today. don rickles passed away this afternoon. wh and i -- i've told this story before, but it meant so much to me. a few years ago, i was at a party, and don rickles was there. and he was sitting at his table. and he was alone. and i said to myself, "i will always regret it if i don't say hello to don rickles." and i went over and i said, "mr. rickles, i just want to say hello. my name is seth meyers. i'm on saturday night live.'" and he just looked at me and said, "oh, i'm so sorry to hear 'saturday night live was cancelled. and i was like, "oh, it wasn't cancelled." and then he just went, "oh, a guy can dream." [ laughter ] i remember thinking there is nothing better than getting burned by don rickles. so, i

want to bring in mark halperin, analyst for nbc news and co-host of the circus on showtime. thanks. reason i framed it that way is we're coming off of a campaign where trump was in perpetual crisis where we said by ni historical standard, he should never win and he won. and now he's president and he has really low approofrl numbva. does it bother the white house? >> you're asking giant existential questions. and i'm not sure we will know this week. first 100 days is a marker, whether it's a significant one or not. this white house like pretty much any white house but i'd say this white house to a greater agree never likes to show twaekness. everything is great. this is the best 100 days ever. today is the best tuesday ever. it's always high pyperbole. the president unlike candidate trump is running up against his low approval rating, inability to win over democrats and the legislative procs. caall three change over time? could be. but right now that is putting him in a real vice. >> we were talking about this 100 days in basically no major legislative achievements to speak of. has t