spielberg said, oh, my god, i can't do that. you know, i'm going to send a camera crew out there for you. so not only that, he sent a limo to pick up steve over in bay st. louis, and steven calls me on a sunday morning and says, "well, they sent the crew and i'm heading over to a theater in new orleans and i'm in this luxurious limo by myself," and they had reserved a theater on the west bank of new orleans. it was the oakwood theater and steve was talking to me. oh, my god, he's got the whole place surrounded by security, 10:00 on a sunday morning. there's no other show going on. and he says, so it is just him in the theater. and spielberg said, you see the show and then you call me and tell me what you think. well, steven after the first 23 minutes said, stop the cameras, i got to go out for a smoke. so he just couldn't take it anymore. he was so possessed and emotional about those first 23 minutes that he said, i just got to have a break and go out and smoke a cigarette. of course, we all know that that wasn't good for him at

ambrose, spielberg, tom hanks and brokaw were all there. it was not just a great day for the national d-day museum, but it was a good day for the good war. that is what tom brokaw referred to as the greatest generation which is evocative of many of the themes in "saving private ryan." for spielberg, it was a trifecta. he had already put out schidler's list and now private ryan. here is the national d-day museum which in a way is authenticating both ends of that story. al baumgartner in fact goes ashore with the star david and as i always say, hitler here i come, with the express purpose of with conversations about it with steven spielberg and others, these were the guys that were coming in to liberate europe to free the people in the concentration camps. the museum in a way was the epicenter of that story, just with private ryan and schindler's list. it was a big, lucky break for us. the stars were all lined up. everything was happening after eight years of one disaster after another. nobody was ever thinking we would get the museum open. i

spielberg we can't do that. we need the star. he says, okay when he's coming up through the water there where those bars, the guys were up on the shore mud on the bars so the snipers wouldn't get them. we can't change that, you've got to know who the hero is here. so then he says, well, then at least get rid of those guys just wandering around having a conversation in german infested territory and spielberg said i have to have a time for dialogue. we can't cut that out. steven said, i told you, don't change anything. it's great. i understand all of that. and dale was probably involved in all of those conversations. so it was a -- then the post script to that was went ahead and where steve and ambrose did become involved is he volunteered to assist with the promotion. and championing the movie and he went on the road and i should say went on the road but on the plane for three or four weeks around the country. and brought veterans out everywhere to add to the authenticity, not just necessarily the movie itself but of the whole d-d

spielberg is a master. i challenge you to go back and watch the old ones, he was a very young man but it was clear hi he was a genius. this opening scene nails that sense of chaos from the get go. so we have higgins boats wallowing in. one of the first things i see when i watch the movie, a couple men leading over there, vomiting. there's an explosion of machine gun fire. slaughtering everyone inside of the boat. we were at the museum yesterday and we saw a video. he was in the higgins boat with 20 men. it was one thing to see the film. the film was attempting to get this chaotic scene right. the explosions, the screaming of random body parts flying all over the place. some poor dying kid calling for his mother. so young, no one to call for. no wife, no family, no established sense of self yet except for the boys relationship to his mom. something i find pig innocent in that scene. -- poignant -- poignant in that scene. all those amphibious tanks. they rolled off the landing ship and they sank right to the

steven spielberg's films require a lot more than that. the investors want to know there is return on investment. there is no doubt about it. they are just speaking from a historical perspective. it was a joint venture, a coalition venture. i saw "dunkirk" and i thought it was a wonderful film. made by the british about a british event in world war ii. so i'm with you 100%. >> i would agree. i would say i'm an unabashed patri patriot. i think i live in the greatest country the world has ever known and i dedicated my life to its defense. i was just trying to emphasize that i still hold that to be true but it doesn't mean we should overlook the fact. the only minor thing i would say to build on what you said is that we sometimes forget in the united states that britain stood alone against the combined might not just of nazi germany but of the soviet union. it was seen as a quasi-ally, and we took a very strict neutrality process, and as much as roosevelt was trying behind the scenes to help britain, he was really hamstrung by congress. there

steven spielberg is a brilliant film maker. eye the guy knows where your emotional buttons are and he does not hesitate to mash on them. and that's good story telling. do we have to make departures historically? we do occasionally because frankly as you have heard some of my colleagues say, look, combat is generally hours and hours of boredom interspersed with about 15 minutes of sheer terror. that is the nature of the beast. but i'm not going to get you to sit through those hours and hours of boredom. if i can't get you to sit and pay attention then i have failed in my mission. so it's a difficult process to get these things done. movie making is at best a crapshoot and the odds are against you going in. getting people to invest millions of dollars in something that has no subjective yard stick. is this going to work? hell, i don't know. but we will put it on screen and see what we can get. it's kind of like i guess giving birth although thank god i have never done that. maybe i have, but never mind. it's about nurturing the p

steven spielberg's films require a lot more than that. the investors want to know there is return on investment. there is no doubt about it. they are just speaking from a historical perspective. i saw "dunkirk" and i thought it was a great film. >> i think i live in the greatest country the world has ever known and i dedicated my life to its defense. i was just trying to emphasize that i still hold that to be true but it doesn't mean we should overlook the fact. the only minor thing i would say to build on what you said is that we sometimes forget in the united states that britain stood alone against the combined might not just of nazi germany but of the soviet union. we took a very strict neutrality process. as much as roosevelt was trying to help britain he was ham strung by congress. there isn't light at the end of the tunnel for britain until after the japanese attack on pearl harbor and hitler did the good deed of declaring war on the united states. we don't know whether we would have had the appetite on the united states to declare

steven spielberg is a brilliant film maker. the guy knows where your emotional buttons are and he does not hesitate to mash on them. and that's good story telling. do we have to make departures historically? we do occasionally because frankly as you have heard some of my colleagues say, look, combat is generally hours and hours of boredom interspersed with about 15 minutes of sheer terror. that is the nature of the beast. but i'm not going to get you to sit through those hours and hours of boredom. if i can't get you to sit and pay attention then i have failed in my mission. so it's a difficult process to get these things done. movie making is at best a crapshoot and the odds are against you going in. getting people to invest millions of dollars in something that has no subjective yard stick. is this going to work? hell, i don't know. but we will put it on screen and see what we can get. it's kind of like i guess giving birth although thank god i have never done that. maybe i have, but never mind. it's about nurturing the proje

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. >> steven spielberg is a pedophile. >> they use that as a cultural touch point to get people very are anti -trump. >> reporter: facebook has not responded to our request for comment. online conspiracy theories can have real world consequences. like pizza gate in 2016, when a man opened fire on a d.c. pizzeria because he believed hillary clinton was running a child sex ring inside. and last month, when a qanon follower blocked the hoover dam with an armored vehicle. today the white house was asked about qanon. >> the president condemns and denounces any group that would incite violence against another individual and certainly doesn't support groups that would promote that type of behavior. >> reporter: but tonight, many of these conspiracies remain online. platforms like facebook, youtube, and twitter are using artificial intelligence to find some of the content and make it less visible to users, lester. >> jo ling kent, thanks. >>> tonight, as famo families sit down to dinner, we have another food safety alert to tell you about. nbc's joe fryer has details of the new scare and why we'

that can be traced forward to spielberg. he makes very impactful use of the color red in this landing scene, and also the kind of graphic representations of death and injury in the film. prior to moving on from the d- day section and the reconstructed version, there is a short but important speech. i suspect many of the in the room are familiar with the speech that is delivered to both the soldiers on the beach and us in the audience. just after zab delivers his message about the successful mission, the colonel declares there are those that are dead and those about to die, so let's get off this god damned beach. fuller credits the speech to colonel george taylor at omaha. nearly 30 years prior to making big red one, sergeant zach, played by lee evans, excellent film if you never seen it, is the steel helmet, a similar version of the same beach when he is reminiscing about world war ii would set a moral clarity to him that he felt was lacking in korea. even more interesting and i think suggestive of the influence he had on hi

searches on youtube turning up bogus om claims aboutanks and steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg is a pedophile. he >>use that to get people very angry at people who are anti trum >> reporter: the theories are spreading on facebook, too. the social media network is not respondi to our request for comment. online conspiracy theories can have real world consequences. like 2016 when a man opened fire on a d.c. pizzaria because they li beeved hillary clinton was running a child sering inside and blocked the hoover dam with an armored vehicle. the white house was ked about qnr. >> the president emns and denounces any group that would insight violence against another individual and support groups that would eh promote thatior. >> reporter: tonight, many conspiracies remain online. platforms ke facebook, youtube and twitter are using artificial intelligence to find some of the contents. >> jo ling kent, thanks. >>> tonight as families sit down for dinner, we have yet another food safety alert that involves food sold in several major grocery store chains. nbc's joe fryer has details of the

she shared her excitement about this on twitter saying i am thrilled to join forces with steven spielbergg this book to tv about the women who fought for suffrage 100 years ago, we stand on their shoulders and i'm delighted to have a hand in helping to tell their stories. folks who don't like clinton's politics are okay with this latest clinton related development, they -- stay out of politics, i like what cindy has to say. if you can't say something positive don't say anything at all. politician to producer. todd: bumper sticker bumper cars in massachusetts. >> woman accused of driving her car into another vehicle because it had a trump bumper sticker. the alleged victim said the woman began calling him a racist before driving her car into his. chloe right was charged with that crime. pretty surprising news even by today's standards, going viral on social media, when twitter user saying i proudly display my trump bumper sticker on my car in san diego, another twitter user says people are crazy, i see this getting worse by the day. what happens by the time 20/20 arrives? in massachusetts,

even 20 years down the line, what spielberg is so heightened. with the kind of technology with virtual reality, i think something is going to do something quite interesting with that. i don't know what that will be like that will be more experintexperint experiential. the more you can immerse someone with the feeling of being there and the senses you can activate in this way, i expect we will see that at some point, maybe even here. >> i would agree. each generation look for its own and find the things that are meaningful to that generation in the story. that will have a special awe then tis a -- authenticity because of the people involved with it. this movie includes in it a veteran returning to d day who has a mental disability coming out of war. he was brain damaged. it gets into a whole way of thinking about memory of d day in an important way. it occurred to me that there are enough stories in the longest day to tell the whole thing over again from the same source material and have a very compelling movie but without repeating any of the ma

but lorenzo, who moves to honda next season, was too good for the rest in spielberg...ng so much on the breaking, but i did it, and it is one of my best victories. talking of victories, brooks koepka has won the us pga championship, finishing at 16 under. until next time, it is goodbye for now. hello, it's been a fairly unsettled weekend. outbreaks of rain have given way to some heavy and in places thundery showers, which will continue to work their way eastwards through the early hours of monday morning. all down to this area of low pressure, which, come first thing monday morning, still lingers along the eastern coasts of england and scotland, still generating some showers. and, for most, it is a day of a few sunny spells and a scattering of showers. and, if you catch one of those, it could still be heavy and thundery. let's look at 4:00pm in the afternoon in a little bit more detail. a fair amount of sunshine across much of england and wales, more than we saw on sunday. but notice these blobs of blue and green, just giving an indication there will still be some showe

and ahead of the base here in spielberg, austria, mercedes are the current world champions, and likeeam here, they spend millions on their car and developing the technology that will hopefully win them the race. but what you see at any grand prix is just the tip of the iceberg. it takes hundreds of people to develop that technology. so we sent lara lewington to mercedes hq to find out what really goes into winning a race. away from the track, the people, the preparation, planning, and the precision are pivotal. hi, i'm lara lewington from the bbc. hello. can ijust put security stickers on your phone? of course, no problem. so we're allowed to film here but i mustn't take any pictures on my phone. there's clearly a lot at stake here, so it's no surprise that formula i is notoriously secretive. but today, we've got some behind—the—scenes access. this business is big bucks and millimetres and milliseconds matter. this is known as chassis number five — last year's winning car. in fact, it hasn't even been cleaned since its last race in abu dhabi. but the thing that is most striking stand

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. >> it could have begun in any number of ways but spielberg chose the lighting of a sabbath candle andbrew prayer that promotes ritual and survival. but the smoke from the candle becomes the smoke of a train in a landscape which immediately takes you into a rather immediate world of world war ii where jews are being transported to get toes and camps. that's the second of two layer of the opening. in the seconds one you see lists being typed at the krakow train station, the importance of typing names. and then you see a man but only through his hands in a room and the mystery who is this person? we assume it's the title character, shindler, but all we see are details as we hear gloomy radio and even when he goes to a nightclub, spielberg refuses to call shindler's face. why? i thought about that a lot after watching the film twice and i decided, he's introducing so many important elements of film such as the mystery of oscar shindl elimina shindler, why did he risk his life ultimately to save 1100 jews during the holocaust. we'll never really know. >> there's an opening scene where -- d

she has a new deal with steven spielberg. >> laura: of course!let me tell you about this, how did you get a good, no tv experience at all. she read a book on the suffragette movement. you like to become a product to her lawyer, bob barnett, he took it to spielberg, he bought it and made her an executive producer. this is how it happens. >> laura: this is how hollywood takes care of its own. >> you know what you need to do? find a book and bring it to your lawyer.. >> laura: i'm sure. by the way, the notorious rbg, i was down at -- dinesh d'souza, i went to the premiere of his movie, guess what the first break poster was, the first -- ruth bader ginsburg. the new superhero of the left. now the obama's netflix, hillary -- >> hillary is at cbs. she is going to be on "madam secretary" on their premiere, playing herself.fl you can dvr it. you love it. >> laura: with harvey weinstein gone, the clintons needs a benefactor in hollywood. raymond, thank you so much. i can't get that screwy louis out of my head. >> you will be grooving to that. >> laura: c

direct ler steven spielberg getting the same treatment.s false allegations that a child sex ring is being run by hollywood celebrities and democratic politicians. all of this uncovered by nbcnews.com. >> and by you, ben collins. what the ultimate goal? >> it absolves president trump of everything that he's done wrong. if their eyes, it's a great thing. there are ways they take tip pos -- typos to -- it's fan fiction. same way that if you were to read like people trying to put together two people in a sit-com on the internet, it's the same exact thing. people role playing politics. and the goal is to make it so the lives of their political -- are simply impossible. you saw it with pizzagate, private citizens affected by this. it's the same sort of thing. they try to make it so people whose lives are affected by the trump campaign, make it impossible. >> you know, this is really dangerous they're showing up to the rallies now. i would expect them in the future. but if we use the pizzagate as an example, that was one person who took this off

. >> steven spielberg called it a patriotic film. would you agree? >> oh, absolutely.i think thaeng that gets done to the bottom of an assault on the first amendment and proves that -- that a free press is one of the pillars of our democracy, a pretty patriotic message to put out. this, this, original script i read was really about the week katherine graham we came katherine graham. and, the fold in of all of the -- you know, a president that was frying to thwart the truth. an attack, delegitimizing the press, supreme court making its decisions as well as the the reality aof what a woman faced n the board room when things are supposed to be ameritocracy. put tight geogether. and, it ends up being a caldron for 201 n8 now. go back, study history see. how it relates to now? you realize this ongo, fight to form a more perfect union is as american as apple pie. >> i am struck, the week that katherine graham became katherine graham. sunny was brave. sunny went against her own tribe. so friendly with robert mcnamara and cabinet secretaries. when you fry to internalize it. yo

>> it does because when they do hop around like that and you're standing there you think of that spielberg movie. the sad thing is there's a drought so they came into town looking for water. >> that's sad. did they find it in? do we know anything about them? >> i know there are water sources for them to find in town and i think they actually look like they know where they're going. >> that's fun to see, know. >> can you imagine if you're a kid and you don't know what's going on, you think jurassic park just happened. >>> it's a boy and his name is cocoa. this is in spain. they welcome cocoa to their group of chimpanzees. and they say his parents, they don't have much experience with babies, but they said that they're doing all the things they should do, being attentive and taking care of the baby. and they say it's fikind of fostered a more cohesive relationship having a baby around. >> who doesn't like a baby and who doesn't want to take care of it? >> this is my favorite moment right here in the is when dad comes over. >> look at that little smooch which i. >> oh cocoa is named after ano

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director steven spielberg getting the same treatment.growing right wing internet community that pushes false allegations that a child sex ring is being run by hollywood celebrities and democratic politicians. all of this uncovered by nbc news.com. >> there were a couple of them with hundreds of thousands of views in less than five days. so we're talking millions of people and growing. >> their content is posted across social media platforms, including on a popular app that was recently banned from the apple app store. celebrities like roseanne and kurt schilling have pushed the group's bogus conspiracies on social media. the goal, to the discredit individuals who do not support the trump administration. >> this particular view is being pushed in part because of the malfunction in the internet where the wildest things gain traction. after nbc news contacted youtook, the search results changed with legitimate videos coming up first, but the conspiracy videos still show up further down in the search results. and youtube has not been taking

and ahead of the base here in spielberg, austria, the cars are being prepped, tweaked and tested around other team here, they spend millions on their car and developing the technology that will hopefully win them the race. but what you see at any grand prix is just the tip of the iceberg. it takes hundreds of people to develop that technology. so we sent lara lewington to mercedes hq to find out what really goes into winning a race. away from the track, the people, the preparation, planning, and the precision are pivotal. hi, i'm lara lewington from the bbc. hello. can ijust put security stickers on your phone? of course, no problem. so we're allowed to film here but i mustn't take any pictures on my phone. there's clearly a lot at stake here, so it's no surprise that formula 1 is notoriously secretive. but today, we've got some behind—the—scenes access. this business is big bucks and millimetres and milliseconds matter. this is known as chassis number five — last year's winning car. in fact, it hasn't even been cleaned since its last race in abu dhabi. but the thing that is most striki

were teaming up with steven spielberg, however that is to produce a documentary on the woman suffrage movement. the struggle they endured for the right to vote. one hundred years later than they could elect donald trump. [laughter] groups, i gave away the ending. [applause] hillary is producing television now which is a powerful gig. tv is a very persuasive medium. the more stuff she produces, the more fun i can have with her. i wonder what her next project is going to be? >> hillary clinton presents, i hate everyone on this planet, especially greg gutfeld. [laughter] >> greg: i cannot wait for that. cats, what you make of this? does it upset you, it should. >> i just don't how you get a gig like that, being hillary clinton. she does not really strike me as being a creative person. i do not think she has ever finger painted, even as a child she was probably like no, i am not doing that. she was able to hire another kid to do the fingerpainting for her. that is just how i see it. she had to hire basically a team of writers for her twitter, to make jokes on twitter. if you cannot seep i

director steven spielberg getting the same treatment.eos come from a fastow gring right wing internet community called qanon. it pushes theories, uncovered. >>> a couple hundred in five days. we're talking millions of people and growing. >> their content is posted across social mediafo platrms, including on a popular app recently banned from the apple app store. celebrities like roseanne and curt schilling has pushed the group's bogus conspiracy o social media. the apparent goal to discredit dividuals who do notupport the trump administration. >> this particular point of view is being i pushed part because of just straight upal politic malfunction on the internet where thng wildest this sort of gain tracti. >> after n news contacted youtube, the search results changedith legitimate videos coming up first.t the conspiracy veos still show up further down in the search results. youtube has not been taking t sm doing in part they have created tools to fix the problem, saying as these toolsa to apply more widely across youtube, we believe the

monetize this original content they're building up with hollywood heavy hitters like oprah and steven spielberglot of interesting stuff to come, girl >> sean, you were an early investor in series, sold to apple a number of years ago now look writing it has come, the trillion mark how it leverages that technology. do you wish it had hung onto it longer >> it's a beautiful thing, what's happened with siri's side of apple hundreds of people everyday. it's a momentous occasion. apple's been around 42 years, i'm a couple years older it was my first customer this amazing founding story of steve and steve and building the first computer and founder redemption as he left and came back and the company continuing doubling the market cap after his death, kind of like what you dream of happening inside of companies, a pretty special day for me >> you mentioned the system and let's take a minute to thank our suppliers and business partners and apple community and those that came before us at this remarkable company the success of apple, what does it mean for that ecosystem for apps and developers and outsid

hillary clinton is partnering with steven spielberg to produce a made for tv movie about women's suffrageare expected to go through the roof. at least she'll break one ceiling. this is the "topical storm." we begin in lubbock, texas, where a bartender is feeling a little horse. first there was the run for the rose. now there is the run for the rose. lubbock, texas, they are like just one? where is sheila tonight. you see the crowd loved it. but the horse didn't stay very long because she forgot her i.d. proving once and for all. you can lead a horse to the watering hole, but you can't make her drink. she works on my staff. and she is pretty soused. topic number two. you won't find anybody riding a horse through a bar in groton, connecticut. look at this tap dancing t-rex. let's hope he took off his costume before he drove home. because that's the last outfit you want to get pulled over in. then the cops would know you have definitely been drinking. this isn't the only dancing dinosaur making headlines. there is a dancing dinosaur in vermont. don't listen to that old study from your high s

they targeted celebrities like tom hanks, steven spielberg and democratic politicians by making false allegations that they're part of a child sex ring. this is exactly the same thing that happened against hillary clinton during the 2016 presidential election. nbc news has been tracking these videos on youtube. ben collins. >> these are really regular search results that are coming back with probably the most vicious sort of content that you can consider. if you're just giving your kid a xlurt to play computer to play on and he is a teenager or under 10 years old, had is what he is facing. >> reporter: >> millions are watching these videos. they are created by a right wing group. youtube says it has created new tools to combat such videos. >>> remember the kilauea eruption in hawaii? it is still happening. it just surpassed the record for the longest eruption there since 1955. kilauea roared back to life 90 days ago. >>> isaac the lemur is home after being stolen over the weekend from a zoo in southern california. the thief or thieves used bolt cutters to get into his cage. authoritie

clinton is going from politics to the small screen, teaming up with her friend steven spielberg to executive a tv show about women's suffrage. they failed democratic presidential nominee tweeted that she is thrilled to be joining forces with hollywood. seems like everybody wants to produce movies and tv now. >> greg: it's amazing. it's at the great thing about being a liberal. when you lose, you still won. she's a feminist hero who turned a blind eye to his husband's unseemly shenanigans and his victims and also partying down with hurricane harvey weinstein. stephen should tackle that movi movie. the democrats really did benefit from hollywood's silence over harvey weinstein, because that marauding money bag was able to fund that party with democrat cash. >> jesse: shouldn't hillary be able to do whatever she wants, not the twilight of her life. after years and years of public service. >> dana: absolutely. i have no problem. it's pretty ironic. hollywood also gave big contracts to the obamas. netflix is going to do a bunch of things. they don't bang down any doors of republicans name . maybe

80s, already established, already made us, they don't care about offending jimmy kimmel or steven spielbergany of the other big league people. they don't care. but most people in hollywood will not say anything even objectively positive about even the economy because that would tacitly be giving support to trump. close it out. >> i think trump is the guy for our times. that he is the best guy for right now. we will see that as we go along. we will look at the economic policy, we will look at the policy in terms of our military, we will look at -- even for minorities, like i said. most american minority women ara on magazines now, -- >> laura: magazines -- the magazines to me -- magazines don't matter. the economy matters. jobs matter. opportunities matter. i think -- >> they are opportunities, too. >> laura: i think that has been happening for some time but i think the opportunities for all people of all colors, i don't think you have been higher since the reagan boom then they are right now. j.j., it is so great to talk to you. i want to have you back to talke about hollywood and fatherhoo

michael laura goes into making a documentary or steven spielberg constructs a movie. the ordinary guy goes i know fascism is on the right because i've seen it everywhere. i went to barnes and noble, there was a book about it. i look it up on wikipedia, there it is. that's how i know. not realizing he's these sources, the same bullet has been ricocheting off the walls and it's going coming back toyou what you think it's got to be true . it's got to be true. even though it's not true. it's not true. there is a controversy going on about the nazi 25 point platform. donald junior goes this is really the outsider's point of view, also looks at the platform and goes this sounds similar to the platform of the democratic party. that is the voice of common sense speaking because as you follow through the platform you see provisions about jews but the economic platform. it's basically the same. state control of healthcare, education. state control of religious liberty. in other words, state on capitalism because it's a clinical economic definition of fascism, and it is a clinic

also in the works are -- a series based on the popular video game we're producing with stephen spielbergevision. city on the hill, kevin bacon and matt damon. and black monday starring done cheat dell. we continue to add to the content pipeline. turning to publishing terrific line up best-selling authors continue to deliver hits. no one more prolific than stephen king who delivered a another best-seller in the quarter with the outsider. hulu will have another -- also ahead we'll have new titles from bob woodward, and mary higgins clark. in local we're set up for strong second half of at our tv stations as well with so many critical races in contention, political spending is already ramping up. our political revenue nearly doubled it was during the last midterm election in 2014. plus thanks to the legalization of sports betting dollars at wyw in philadelphia and expect the same in new york as well soon. so, as you can see, our strategy is clearly working. our bays advertising business is strong and we continue to grow new revenue streams from all the ways we're licensing and distributing

theory now suggesting the victim of a 1970s cape cod cold case appeared as an extra in stephen spielberg'slming 100 miles away that same summer. >> this particular woman, there's shocking resemiblens in appearance and wardrobe to the murder victim, and that it is the same general location in the summer of "jaws". >> reporter: the otherwise unassuming extra catching the way of joe hill who is also the son of horror author stephen king. hill said he put the pieces together in 2015 after seeing a composite of the victim and rewatching one of his favorite films on the big screen. >> i tingled all over and came halfway out of my seat. for the barest of a moment, i thought i had seen her. >> reporter: the lady of the dunes case dates back to july, 1974. a girl was walking her dog on a province town beach when she stumbled upon the body of a naked woman. the woman's hands were miss, her head nearly severed. the left side of her skull crushed. no weapons were found. just the woman's body on a beach towel. her headrested on folded jeans own a bandanna. >> no one has claimed her. no one has said she

in the works are halo, a series based on the popular video game that we're producing with steven spielberg, city on the hill starring kevin bacon and executively produced by ben affleck and matt damon so we continue to add to the content pipeline as well of course there's no one more prolific than stephen king who delivered yet another best-seller in the second quarter with another upsider and who will have another release coming this fall local we're setup for a strong second half at our tv stations as well, with so many critical races in contention, political spending is already ramping up o far this year our political revenue is nearly double what it was at this point during our last mid-term election in 2014 plus thanks to the legal swraegz of sports betting we're already getting new ad dollars at kyw in philadelphia and expect the same in new york as well. our base advertising business is strong and we continue to grow new revenue streams from all the ways where licensing and distributing to our ever increasing portfolio of premium content. key to success is the expansion of our direc

hit theaters 25 years ago, and went on to win seven oscars, including best picture, and steven spielberg's best director oscar. to mark the anniversary, it's been digitally remastered, and universal is re-releasing it in theaters, for a limited run beginning december seventh. liam neeson stars as oskar schindler, who saved more than 11-hundred jews during the holocaust... a timeless reminder of the difference a single person can make. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. david daniel.hollywood, i'm make. in person can make. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) still ahead... a bay area family is outraged... after their kindergartener was allowed to leave school.. and walk nearly 2-miles to get home... all by himself. yesterday skies today will be clear from morning through afternoon for most part of the bay area. temperatures will be a bit warmer inland back into the low 80's for some areas while staying steady closer to the coast with 50's and 60's and some 70's along the bay. high temperatures will continue to boost as we move into the weekend tomorrow back into the mid 80's for some inlan

of state tweeting this, i will read the tweet now, i'm thrilled to be joining forces with steven spielberg a woman who fought for suffrage nearly one you hundred years ago. we stand on their shoulders and i'm delighted to have a hand helping to tell their stories. autonomous native nation, i should say, senator elizabeth warren will not be allowed in that nation. >> warren would the knob able to come in there unless a native people of that area said that she's welcome. so if -- >> but she is a native. hold on marcus. slow down. she -- >> doesn't matter what she says, she wouldn't be allowed in. brian: wow, that's a blow. the newest "calexit" plan, will give part of the state to native americans. supposed to give secondhand of california to native people. warren has come under fire for claiming she is part native-american. she is front-runner for the democratic nomination. ainsley: steve, where are your notes? brian: did not take notes. ainsley: i did. steve: watching the tape. liberal democrats and gun control activists are up in arms over the potential release of blueprints for 3d printed

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