spielberg wants you to go to the movies, soo at the on the big screen.e movies. >> he may have been opposed to it a few years ago but it's past the point where you can actually fight it now. frank, i think a lot of people like to discuss what the best steven spielberg movies are but there's so many and so good. i think the more interesting discussion and more fun one on social media is what's the worst steven spielberg movie. >> so the worst steven spielberg movie in my opinion -- my favorite movie of all time is "raiders of the lost arc" which is also his best movie. his worst movie is "indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull". if you haven't seen it is terrible, it is not very good. a lot of people love it because it's still indiana jones but at the end of the day it's really bad. other bad once are "always." another bad sequel -- >> good cast. >> good cast. another bad sequel is ""jurassic park" the lost world." "the bfg" it doesn't work for me. >> your least favorite? >> this is going to be controversial. >> i'm ready. >> "jaws." >> what?

like here in spielberg's saving private ryan silently suffering. she watches tragic news approaching. we see the fear in her eyes has another of her sons being taken from her phone and clicks for him. tell him war films are spectra, a counterpoint to the man's does another. this man is the middle gentle vice in human human institutions. he won the author emphasize the hardness and humanity of male behavior, mana men, listen size and speaker. and he shook, covered with his and then the swing chuckled. to show the women symbolized goodness, the hospital menaces healing they sympathize and give comfort. they can also play the role of restoring men for the next battle. therefore, keeping the war going, the women have on some level a very conservative function. they are the loyal wife and mother who stay behind and wait for their husband to come back. they are the ones who keep the country and the family going. in the spielberg film, the mother is a strangely passive character. her grief is voiceless at time on screen less than 10 minutes. she's already

in the spielberg film, the mother is a strangely passive character. her grief is voiceless. time on screen less than 10 minutes. she's already lost 3 sons to war. now the last son james, is to be sent home to minimize her anguish or bring you back. or i can't leave that where they're supposed to tell your mother . when they send her another folded american fly and tell her that when you found me, i was here and i was with the only brothers that i have left and there's no way i was going to desert them for the son, cameron curry with his fellow soldiers trumps his mother's grief and kinds of wool . sometimes a woman's role is symbolic, like when schofield meets a mother and child, something like mary and jesus figures. and i wanted to let but as soon as the soldier leaves this apparently less the scene killing continues. fallen for women embody the costs of war and even more films without passages undertone states. and women are hardly presence in films, sexuality and especially homosexuality are completely absent. bodily contact happens only for the purpose of annihilation.

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i am excited to get spielberg content on netflix what do you make of the move, karen?e. you know, we have seen the content wars heating up. this is taking it to another level. but i think that he in particular, because of his sentiment about that, things being in theaters, it is another, you know, it is -- to me this reaction is that this is not good for theaters, right this is one of the biggest fans of the theater experience in spielberg, and certainly an important voice in movies. now has he gone to the dark side, the streaming side i am not really sure but it can't be great for theaters is my suspicion so, for that and many other reasons i would not be in the theater space. but i would not short it, that is for sure. >> yeah. the general, i would like to ask you about your thoughts here so, maybe you are on the same camp that this is not great for amc. but is it a positive for netflix? >> yeah. i think that karen is right that it validates the trend towards streaming. look, with netflix specifically, the valuation continues to come in so, i think that is certainly

in the spielberg film, the mother is a strangely passive character. a grief is voiceless at time on screen, less than 10 minutes. she's already lost 3 sons to war. now her last son james, is to be sent home to minimize her anguish. your daughter or bring you back, or i can't leave that where they're supposed to tell your mother when they send her another folded american flag. tell her that when you found me, i was here and i was with the only brothers that i had left. and there's no way i was going to desert them for the son, colorado re with his fellow soldiers trumps his mother's grief in kinds of wool. sometimes a woman's role is symbolic. when schofield meets a mother and child something like marian jesus figures. because when the but as soon as the soldier leads his apparently blistered healing continues, fallen for women embody the costs of war. and even in more films without passages undertone states and women are hardly presence in war, film, sexuality and especially homosexuality. a completely absent bodily contact happens only for the purpos

max the deal doesn't specifically include any movies to be directed by spielberg himself.lped provide or produce a wide variety of films he hasn't directed, including the oscar winning picture green book. well facebook is expanding its offerings and today launched podcasts and live audio streams on its site. the new service allows public figures with verified accounts to start audio rooms and invite others to speak. a handful of podcasts will also be available to users in the us with plans to add more down the line. there are concerns the new service might be used for as an outlet for race. some misinformation and extremist material. facebook stressed that anyone can report offending material and that its rules for social media posts also apply to its new audio services, regulatory and other hurdles are getting in the way of president biden's commitment to ship 80 million covid-19 vaccine doses to other countries. by the end of this month, white house officials said today. the u. s supply is not the problem, but legal, logistical and regulatory complexities on both ends ar

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today it announced a multiyear gil diehl with director steven spielberg and his production company. he will produce several new films for netflix. the company announced it's launching on online store to sell merchandise, collectables, based on popular tv and movie shows. >>> hundreds of flights canceled and more to come. american airlines scrubs 123 flights saturday, 178 on sunday and 97 today. the airline wants to cancel 50 to 80 flights a day through july. the reason? significant staffing and maintenance issues. the airline says it has a shortage of labor as more people return to flying. it's attempting to notify customers far in advance and the airline is letting customers rebook an alternative flight through its app. >>> nbc bay area responds to a peninsula family's lengthy ordeal with an airline. >> they were charged for fees they didn't book, so they turned to chris chmura. >> they held onto $3,000. how long would you fight it? >> two weeks. >> bruce in millbrae fought this for a year. they booked a family trip to new york on united in january of 2020. he booked three tickets,

why doesn't spielberg do what george lucas did?ranchise for $4 billion to disney but for spielberg if you are double dipping yearly revenue why would you do that? >> he wants to be funded by netflix, he can make half a dozen movies a year. >> you can imagine he's making a lot of money. stuart: not waiting for the next paycheck. i should have this. shareholders narrowly approved the ceo's $155 million pay package. look at futures, 9 minutes from "the opening bell," up but not by much. this may be the bitcoin addition, 29-5 where bitcoin is, making a running in the financial world, "the opening bell" is next. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that building you're trying to buy, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you see it. you want it. you ten-x it. it's that fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like... uh... these salads. or these sandwiches... ten-x does the same thing, but with buildings. sweet. oh no, he wasn't... oh, actually... that looks pretty good. see

one of the 3 know in between when steven spielberg recreated the world war 2 d de landings in saving private ryan. he made it as visceral and violent as anything dear under spielberg wanted to try to put the viewer exactly in the position of one of the infantry soldiers who had bought his body was essentially, you know, a target. the viewer can feel the fear, the, the excitement, the pressure, the terror, the nervousness, everything. there is no other way that an audience would get that much of a strong impression of exactly what it was like to be in that battle. the viewer can feel the fear, the, the excitement, the pressure, the terrors, the nervousness, everything there is no other way that an audience would get that much of a strong impression of exactly what it was like to be in that battle. the it's very uncomfortable for the viewer on food and who said at the same time in an almost perverse way. it's fascinating and it is because it's like going on a ghost, right? the guys that we experience something that we're not really experienced during the ghost, right? we know the maste

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. >> i was just going to say the other bit of news that kind of got overlooked this week was the spielbergeal and amlin, some trying to frame it that they would start to emphasize quality rather than shear volume and i wonder what you might think that means for the rest of the year >> i would say if you said that to netflix, they would say we always emphasized quality of content. they have done a lot of bof big deals especially with tv creators so if you look as they invest in the film content, i think this is more of the same, the sense that they are willing to pay top dollar for premium content and they want the biggest names in the business what is hard here for spielberg is that he will be continuing to produce content for theatrical distribution through universal which is under comcast so i think that we'll see more of a land grab for top content creators and more of an arm's race to get the most premium kept out there everyone wants content right now, that is what gets people to subscribe. >> so what does that mean for consolidation? i'm curious as to what you made of that "journal"

in 2019, steven spielberg made headlines for proposing that streaming movies be prevented from winning oscars. he clarified he just wanted to protect movie theaters it's worth noting that amblin and netflix have worked together in recent years. netflix released "the trial of the chicago seven" and agreed to acquire another film currently in preproduction this could be a huge win for netflix was amblin, steven spielberg are the big names that can draw new subscribers to the platform it's unclear how much netflix is paying for that, though, because of the terms of the deal have not been disclosed >> julia, thank you for that keeping an eye on shares of netflix. >>> another news alert leslie picker on activision blizzard >> the proposal is one we've been keeping a close eye on since the company delayed its results for the vote on its pay packages we just got those results moments ago and shareholders did indeed vote in favor of the pay packages, including that of ceo bobby kotick which amounted to about $155 million the company saying in a statement that they are pleased that based on sha

netflix assigned director steven spielberg -- has assigned director steven spielberg to a multi-yearmpany and partners build on existing relationship. the to have teamed up before, last on the trial of the chicago seven and another in preproduction. the marvel series, loki, help downloads of the disney out rise 9% last week according to bloomberg analysts. the series the latest for the superhero brand. according to the ceo, loki was the most watch on disney plus during its opening week. a member club for creative industry executives is poised for an ipo in york. the organization owns 28 soho house clubs and nine spaces and a retailer. mcr, which has not turned a profit, warns of its indebtedness and says it parent -- plans to pay down $800 million of debt using the ipo proceeds. haidi: we are watching the chinese crypto regulatory oversight role we have seen in the downfall or downturn when it comes to bitcoin prices. these are some names we are watching. waiji soft and brilliance technology, some names that could move after china summoned officials from its biggest banks to a meetin

the partnership interesting because spielberg has been critical of streaming. movie. >>> tampa bay lightning are one win away from the stanley cup finals. andy scholes has more in the beacher report oig. >> so the lightning are the defending cup champions and one of the reasons why is they have won 12 straight playoff games coming off of a loss. and tampa bay striking like lightning in game five. they scored not even a minute into the game. they had three goals by the end of the first period. and this was an old fashioned beatdown. tampa winning 8-0. the worst playoff loss in islanders history. the lightning can punch their ticket to the stanley cup final tomorrow night in game six. major league baseball has become checking pitchers for the sticky stuff and degrom the first one to be examined. they checked his glove, belt and hat. they found no sticky substances. degrom the best pitcher in the world had a nice laugh about the local thing, he went on to pick up the win in a 4-2 victory over the braves. >>> and tom brady always had a chip his shoulder ever since

, the streaming giant announced and agreements to have multiple new films made by spielberg's production company amblin partners live from new york, i'm jane king. teacher. all right. thanks. lodging. time now 7.22. >> we'll be right back. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? over the years, mercedes-benz has patented thousands of safety innovations. crash-tested so many cars we've stopped counting. and built our most punishing test facility yet, in our effort to build the world's safest cars. we've created crumple zones and autonomous braking. active lane keeping assist and blind spot assist. we've introduced airbags, side curtain airbags, and now the first-ever rear-mounted front-impact airbags. all in the hope that you never need any of it. >> we're back at 7.24 the biden administration is making a nationwide push now to ensure americans know about the expanded tax credit. it will soon be coming their way as a mon

jj abrams and katie mcgrath have given about $65,000 as has steven spielberg. a highly anticipated and somewhat delayed report on ufos might be released by top intelligence and military officials. it was commissioned in the december covid-19 relief package. the report is expected to add more details on the sightings of unidentified flying objects in american skies. it was originally scheduled to be released at the beginning of the month. >>> firefighters in big sur are working to slow a wildfire before temperatures start to heat up this weekend. the past few days mild weather has given them the ummer hand to help control the willow fire. it's now about 25% contained. so far it's burned nearly 3,000 acres. and that is something that is on our mind hopefully 365 days a year. kari, how's the fire danger this weekend? >> it's still going to be fairly high due to the dry vegetation. we are the week now before the fourth of july and there may be people still lighting those illegal fireworks. we cannot stress enough, do not light anything at this point. c even though

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and you know, some other may be carl icons, militia and, and steven spielberg militia will meet on hampton beach and noah. and i'll re engage and do battle with each other with slang shots, arrows and copyright law, saying, i own the rights to this battle. no, i own the rights of this battle. i just sold h b o. i'm making a miniseries on the star. so be like, disney meets patton. right. so it's can be walt disney maids, colicky la in the hamptons this summer, coming soon to h. b out. right? well, that sounds like a good series, of course, there was a series called the and which is based out and in montauk. so as you see there all i've working class out there, they were as and now you're seeing conflict. if you go on the facebook pages of them on top pages, they're like these hamptons, dudes better stay out. but they're, you know, there's just too many elite and the exclusive entry into the exclusive schools. you saw that with the whole, you know, parents, bribing officials to get into schools thing. now you're seeing it with these elite venues like the surf lodge where the likes to just be

steven spielberg's movie on lincoln treats the congress' passage in the house of representatives the final vote to get the amendment through the house. that's the end but that could only be the end if there were enough states that had abolished slavery and were willing to pass that amendment and that took several years of work. it was the combination of a larger antislavery project grounded in the constitutional premise the federal government didn't have the power to abolish in the state. so the irony is that in order to get slavery abolished nationwide and ratified you had to get the states to abolish slavery so that they were willing to ratify. so, you go from the emancipation proclamation to open the union army to black troops and start putting pressure on individual states to get the slavery abolished and they start to do that in 1864 and between january of 1864 and january of 1865, six states or proto- states if you will abolish slavery and that does shift the balance of power between the slaves and slave and free states. it's inconceivable that an amendment would have been pass

if you're a fan of steven spielberg, you're in luck.r to have him make movies for the platform. the streaming giant is facing increasingly stiff competition from rivals like disney plus. as economies in the west re—open, international companies are now looking once again at the cost of living in major cities to plan the distribution of their workforce. so, what is the most expensive place for an expat to live? it used to be hong kong, but this year we have a new scity at the top of the list. if you have any guesses at all, maybe... it's ashgabat, the capital of turkmenistan. hong kong has dropped to second place followed by beiruth, tokyo and zurich. joining me now is kate fitzpatrick, global mobility practice leader, mercer uk, the company behind the research. when you decide on where, how expensive it is for an expat to live in a city, how do you measure it? what do you look at? ~ . , measure it? what do you look at? . ., , ., measure it? what do you look at? we have been doing this research _ at? we have been doing this research for

lisa: it's not just been but it's the executive producer stephen spielberg's upcoming west side storythis is what she said on stephen colbert. >> can we talk about the lynn criticism? you can never do right it seems. he literally puerto rican brought to america. saint can't you just wait a while and leave it alone? lisa: as you heard, she's trying to stand up for him however, apparently that got her in trouble so she put out this statement think i'm incredibly supportive with myself, i was clearly dismissive of black ops that matter in line community and it's easy to forget celebration for some is meant for others so now she's getting in trouble for trying to defend lynn from i can't keep up. what is this all go? >> when we talked about as bill maher noted, it's extraordinary creating an environment where everyone can feel part of the founding fathers. the people calling for cancel culture probably have no idea. she's a woman with a 70 year film career, a groundbreaker for women of color. she's, one of the few performers to win an oscar and emmy and a tony and remi, she's everywhere.

segler is making sure debut as maria in spielberg's "west side story." >> she was taxed for west side story because she has such a great voice. her first film, she saw the first trailer on air and was, like, oh, my gosh, i'm in a movie. it's a great clip and now her career is completely taking off. >> she's "in the heights" as well. >> let me show you what i mean by the traffic, and the golden gate bridge is one of the areas we will feature in a second. we will feature the folks coming out of antioch down towards concord and walnut creek. the altamont pass, there's light slowing. south bay and peninsula, no delays. a quick look at the golden gate bridge as we talked about earlier, there's no fog and it's clear and that's great for driving and visibility. kari, i think we might want to see cooling in the future. over to you. >> yeah, we do have some changes. we're going to see the coastal clouds that we have seen the past few mornings just disappear, but at least it's hanging around now and it will keep our temperatures from warming up too quickly. we're milder than we are used to, 62.

. >>> steven spielberg striking a multiyear deal to make movies for netflix.eal with other deals. >>> a tightening chicken supply. wingstop is launching thigh stop it had use 1400 domestic wing symptoms as ghost kitchening for the new brand. on wall street, the dow up 587, the best day since march, recovering some of the steep losses the s&p up 58, nats gab u-- nasdaq up 111 it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news billion in pandemic aid designated for music venues, theaters left unused meeting the hard-hit applicants who need that lifeline now. >>> no shouting, no cheering, no foreign spectators, but there will be fans what the new rules mean. >>> airlines struggling to keep up the tsa screened more than 2 million people yesterday nearly 10,000 flights were delayed according to flightaware. 30% of southwest flights running late 25% of americans, 23% of united, 20% of delta's delayed experts says it's a combination of westerly delays and sudden surges, and the airlines feeling the nation wwide effect of work shortage american is probably bear

netflix has signed with steven spielberg for a multi-year deal to create content.treaming service came to a discussion that builds on an existing relationship. the two have teamed up for on last year's "the trial of the chicago 7," and another project currently in preproduction. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is something where you will quickly run out of spare capacity as we get back to pre-pandemic levels. given how quickly we have come from $35 back up to $70, $75, this is something you could see in the next 12 to 18 months. jonathan: that was the trafigura chief economist. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. tuesday morning shaping up as follows as we count you down to the opening bell, one hour and 12 minutes away. your s&p 500, 4220, advancing a little more than 0.1%. wti crude with a $73 handle. rent crude had a little look at life north of $75 a barrel this morning, at $75.30

from in 19-- what was that, 1961, the film version, and now you're executive producing stephen spielberg's-- the film comes out one day after your 90th birthday. ( cheers and applause ). >> that's right. >> stephen: please cent me a bottle of your lotion, whatever it is you're using. >> december 11 i will be 90. i'm 89 now. and the film actually opens on december 10. i am beside myself. i'm so proud. >> stephen: well-- ( applause ) what does this full circle mean to you? like-- seriously, to be an oscar-winning performer in the original, but now to executive produce. what does it mean to you you to now be in one of the driver's seats for this cultural event? >> at ( bleep ) last. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ -- know-- i know. >> stephen: all good. it's all good. >> i know i will get beeped, but, you know, i don't give a ( bleep ). ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: if you will be patient with me for just one moment, we have to do a commercial. but don't go away. we'll be right back with more rita moreno. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ from the world's number 1 selling nerve care company. as we ag

. >> when steven spielberg made jaws," that medicalal shark broke down constantly. they depicted it without showing it. manufacture the shots showed an implied attack. turns out not showing the shark made it scarier. the scariest thing in your mind is the unknown. it will fill in the gaps with your worst fears when it's ignorance becomes overwhelming much that's why stereotypes about lgbtq people are powerful. your brain bakes the other half. no one can scare us like we can scare ourselves. and that is why pride events have been so powerful, especially as they have become more diverse. some say they should be more conventional and muted. you never know who is looking. but that's the point f whoever is looking sees you as anything less than what you actually are, then you missed a chance to dispel the fear that comes with invisibility. everybody here reminds someone of someone they know. if you want to stay closed minded in the face of all that, you're going to need a bigger boat. now maybe five parades no longer thrill you or shock you, maybe all the people coming o

that was sort of because netflix signed this new deal with steven spielberg. >> right. >> is there anything having to do with that sign or is netflix just a good name to own in this environment. >> i don't think netflix is a good name. >> okay. >> in the context of competing with disney. back to megacap tech, steve's right. a lot of this is an allocation we've been trying to say since may of 2020 rotating out of this, rotating out of that that's when banks made their first rotation banks said, okay, faang has rotated out of this. the qqqs have rotated 5.6% since midmay that's probably where we started to peak on the 10-year since the fed qqqs have outperformed by 2% that has been the trade. the weightings, if you look at the qqqs, about 42, 43% of it are faang stocks it's dominant. i said this yesterday and i reiterate it wow, markets are starting to move higher. volatility is down a little bit. this is the group that's going to move the headline indices the s&p is 22, 23% for the same names. important time for markets the fact that vol finished below 17, the fact that we're settling in on

. >> she made the successful leap to movies and saw her hollywood profile rise when steven spielbergworld, jurassic park." that year, she played amber wade in the movie "boogie nights." >> good night. glad you came by. >> it was crazy, because my son was born december of 1997. i was in the haze of having had a baby in early december and then all this nomination stuff came out. what? i was just like -- >> fresh off of the buzz around that movie and with a new baby in the house, moore stepped into another unforgettable character in the 1998 classic "the big lebowski". >> let's get down to cases. as for the kidnapping -- let me tell you something, the whole thing stinks to high heaven. >> did that feel special in the moment? you couldn't have imagined it would be this cult classic. >> the minute i read that script i was like, holy cow, this is amazing. reviews came out and they killed it. >> reviews were bad? >> yeah. it was one of those movies that slowly over the years people were like -- it took off. >> on a resume of more than 75 movies, her emmy and golden globe winning portrayal o

contributed $3 million, film making duo abrams and mcgraph have given out $5 million and filmmaker steven spielberger. singer and songwriter sia donated $5,000 to newsom's efforts. >>> happening now, firefighters in big sur working against the clock to slow a wildfires before temperatures heat up this weekend. mild conditions have helped them gain control of the so-called willow fire. it's burnds nearly 3,000 -- 300 acres. >>> live look in oakland where fire department leaders will join for a news conference on fire safety, especially in the oakland hills. together they plan to share steps being taken to boost preparedness. this with fire season ramping up and july 4th approaching. the news conference gets under way at 11:00 a.m. >>> it's 6:39. looking at your weekend forecast. we made it to friday. are folks making it through the s-curve. the commute with mike in a moment. live look in san rafael, kari has a look at our forecast for today and beyond. >> yes. it's going to be warmer in some spots this weekend but not so much out there if you're going to the bay bridge series, enjoying a nice evening

contributed $3 million, film making duo abrams and mcgraph have given out $5 million and filmmaker steven spielbergerted $5,000 to newsom's efforts. >>> a mystery off san diego. you're looking at new video of a dolphin pod swimming through one of two [ inaudible ] discovered over the weekend. while whale watchers found it, they flew a drone over it. take a look at the shots. one floating near point loma and the other near san clemente island. they're calling them diesel spills that will break up naturally. it's not clear how they happened but the investigation is ongoing. >>> strikeout or home run when it comes to the a's proposed ballpark at howard terminal, the opinions of candidates now running for one east bay assembly district are mixed. all are vying for the seat vacated by rob. the chronicle found one candidate supporting the deal. another four argued against it saying the overhaul of the infrastructure was too costly for taxpayers. three candidates declined to respond. the special election takes place next tuesday with a possible runoff at the end of august. oakland leaders will vote july 20t

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steven spielberg's oscar winning film about the holocaust. she wrote, this movie was very moving.atch. it's hard to believe there are people who see this never happened. one of my sons in law is half german. his mother was born in germany and has never become an american citizen. my son-in-law doesn't believe the holocaust happened as it did. he says only 1 million jews died. one person being killed because of their face is too many. exclamation point. since so many members of the trump mob or carrying a flag of the confederate states that fought to preserve slavery, morgan lloyd wrote a book report on the advice of her lawyer. about a book about the death penalty being unfairly imposed on black men. there is no indication that her attorney had her read the book about american democracy, or the constitution. which is what she was attacking that day. the washington post reports that the judge told morgan lloyd that if she violated probation she better come to court with quote, her bags packed. joining us now is andrew weissmann, who served as fbi general counsel in the eastern dist