spielberg was impressed. of anita in his new version of the old classic "west side story." ♪♪ >> he said, don't tell anyone for three months. cool? >> you called mom? >> i can't remember if i told her over the phone. at that point i was convinced that maybe i'm being bugged. >> it's a test. >> it's a test. he is listening in. >> debose steps into the role first played on film by the iconic rita marino who earned one of the ten academy awards "west side story" won 60 years ago. did that feel daunting? were you just excited to get a new look at it, a modern take on it? >> i had my fair share of run-ins with big fans of the film who were like, rita is always my favorite. that's so good for me. exit stage left. you take it in stride. >> you met with rita. she gave her blessing. >> she did. >> passed the torch a little bit. >> i had a full-blown panic attack. i'm very grateful to have someone like rita on my side. my father is puerto rican. he wasn't around. i didn't have direct access to my hispanic heritage. it

those tears were real. >> be good. >> yes. >> steven spielberg movies, they're big blockbusters, butin the 1980s, i really felt that i was speaking to myself. loving escapism. "poltergeist" was about all the things that scared me. i had a tree out my window as a kid. used to scare the hell out of me. so what happens in "poltergeist"? the tree comes in the house and grabs the kid. i made stories about kids going on one final adventure as "the goonies" and discover the riches to save their parents' homes. suburban stories about gremlins running around and tearing things up. just loving stories that were bizarre. >> everybody has dreams or thoughts, fantasies of going back in time somewhere. and bob zemeckis put it together for the modern age. >> are you telling me that you built a time machine? out of a delorean? >> the way i see it, if you're going to build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style? >> it's a mystery that it was as big a hit as it was when it came out. but what the real mystery is is that it's endured for decades. >> saturday night we're sending you bac

what steven spielberg did was made this like the kind of shark movie that alfred hitchcock might havethe shit out of you and come get you. >> he went to the piano. he just took a couple of fingers and went da-da-da-da and i thought, oh, my god, he's going to wreck my movie. oh, my god, it's over. i thought the film had almost wrecked my life, it was so impossible to make, and suddenly i'm getting a score with three fingers on the low keys? >> i came to the first day of scoring, and i realized if this film was going to be successful, 50% of the success of the film is going to be because of what i just heard, and that's what happened. >> you get a sense of how big the shark it, you worry about those guys on the boat. they're going to die. >> you're going to need a bigger boat. >> "jaws" hit me when i was 15. the electricity in that theater was unsurpassed. the popcorn flies, women jump out of their seat to scream. we'd never seen anything like that happen. >> you were on the indianapolis? >> what happened? >> japanese slammed three torpedos into our side, chief. >> then he settled down

discussed in the prelude that there could be new meanings to exploring these topics, seeing the spielberg film in 2021. and re-examined where we are and lincoln world in 2021 is so important. i have the great honor of introducing a dynamic duo of lincoln scholarship. craig simons is a former professor of u.s. naval college, a former professor of history at the academy. since his first book on the charleston blockade in 1976, he's been turning out very accessible and engaging histories including lincoln and his admirals, the civil war at sea, distinguished volumes on the battle of midway, and the oxford university press, world war ii at sea. as the man who means no introduction, but it's my great pleasure to say that harold holzer is the -- public policy institute. we know him as so much more. i was first introduced to him by my great friend, david donald. and of course, jim mcpherson told me, when i called him up about meeting harold holzer, just do what he says. and i think that certainly, good fights in the civil war field. this number of publications would not yet in the double digits

"when steven spielberg goes to the barber, do you think he asks for the 'director's cut?'oted -- yeah. >> steve: you said no? you voted down >> jimmy: i voted yes, 'cause i feel like -- someone's very animated, they're doing this - doesn't help >> steve: i like that though then you know they voted >> jimmy: and then i just saw an actual human thumbs down from a - >> steve: they're trying to point at you >> jimmy: a man in the audience just gave me a thumbs down [ light laughter ] which he's been giving me all monologue, by the way. [ light laughter ] let's see the results. >> jimmy: all right, okay, wow >> steve: ooh, wow >> jimmy: they did not like that said steven spielberg, ask for the "director's cut. >> steve: "director's cut," come on. [ light laughter ] that's pretty funny. >> jimmy: yeah, it's good. next up we have, "whether it's a paper menu or a qr code menu, my dad's phone is gonna be out, and the flashlight's gonna be on." [ laughter ] ♪ it's going be out, and it's going be on. "i can't even -- i can't even tell what is this i can't -- "dad, you're blinding hal

we discussed in the prelude that there can be new meanings to exploring these topics seeing the spielberg film in 2021 and reexamining where we are in the lincoln world in 2021 is so important and i have the great honor of introducing a dynamic duo of lincoln scholarship. craig simons is a former professor of u-verse naval college a former professor and chair of history at the us naval academy. census first book on the charleston blockade in 1976. he's been churning out very accessible and engaging histories, including lincoln and his admirals the civil war at sea distinguished valley volumes on the battle of midway and the oxford university, press world war ii at sea. and as the man who needs no introduction, but it's by great pleasure to say that harold holzer is the current director of hunter college's roosevelt's house public policy institute. we know him as so much more. i was first introduced to him by my great friend david donald and of course jim mcpherson told me when i called him up about meeting harold holzer just do what he says and i think that certainly good advice in the ci

hollywood hypocrisy, steven spielberg's climate activism isn't enough for him to stop using a fuel burningc buzz is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq buzz," do as i say not as i do director climate activist steen spill bigger's private just burned at least 116,000 dollars jet fuel in two months more than 10 times the average american's annual carbon footprint spielberg has criticized americans who quote go delightfully a through life without worrying about their role in climate change not the only one guilty leonardo decap pro-taylor swift called out. >> do as i say not as i do dagen: feelings that matter not actions his words not his deeds, going to wringing his hands about the climate, and still produce enough carbon ep emissions the size of a small country that is what we're talking about here just like bill gates lobbying, be

they comment anyway people are wondering, the jokes thrown out in the comments really write that spielbergax drove up next time on a bike. petrol. after all , it ends. here. well, in general, people in every possible way. uh laugh at it because of this it gets coverage. i think there are those who watch it and completely believe themselves without reading the comments if chernobaevka is mentioned. by the way, yes, that's why in this context? why is it emphasized again dmitry can you link these concepts? why nabaevka is usually said here in such news, you should watch it. uh, in the context of the real news that is going on, often stuff like this is done, like counter-throws against something, uh, against some kind of success in the russian forces. here's how we sorted out in mariupol they began to build houses right there. there were reports that this fortification was actually being built to resist this counteroffensive. i think that here we just need to carefully analyze the information field, and in fact, such stuffing is really thought out and they are waiting for the moment, perhaps t

of only 63 million dollars, it took as much as 65 million jurassic to promote this film by steven spielbergor 400 the image of this star wars hero georges lucas borrowed the image of chewbacca from his own dog of the alaskan malamute breed, right let's gas for 200. central asia gas was once a measure this is what approximately corresponded to one elbow. ninety what's 200? on the set of the film django, the released actor got into character so much that he really hurt his hand with a broken glass, but played it to the end, tarantino did not stop shooting and left the scene. leonardo dicaprio, a thousand lightning bolts away, the catapumbu, the phenomenon in the sky over lake maracaibo serves as the largest single generator of this gas in the earth's troposphere. perhaps ozone ozone quite right, with ozone serving as a pollutant in the troposphere. well, us cinema for a thousand in the film, cleopatra changed 60-odd outfits for her , madonna outdid her in this film by alan parker, who changed costumes 85 times. this film is called vita you must have heard of it. or maybe even looked, but forg

spielberg has previously stated that global warm terrifies him and in just two months his jet alone hasone else change your behavior. at the little league world series, the big guys are having fun, too. players from the baltimore orlsz joining the kids for a slide down the hill in williamsport. cleveland guardians and boston red sox players also spending time with the little league competitors. richie martin might have had a little too much fun when he slid right through a player. all of this as massapequa coast game against holidaysberg has been postponed until today because of the weather. >> brian: holiday dayburging rachael ray. >> ainsley: our it executive producer? >> brian: this was in every -- i don't care if it was a pizza shop or bagel shop, this was in every single home whether dry cleaners, everybody had this. how smart was owen and cohen for sponsoring this with everybody here. the roster of the whole team. they did not do well in game one if results matter. there were mercy rules and lost 11-0. this games against holidaysberg. if you have money bet on massapequa. >> carley

if your steven spielberg, you've made millions. buy year jet. have at it. fly all over the world.emissions. to your point, it's just one of the many areas where they take something and delete themselves -- i made a new word, they elite themselves over the rest of us, and it's sickening. >> kayleigh: i love your indiana jones enthusiasm. you missed this but he was swinging from a fake vine going into the last break. >> todd: do you want to see? [laughter] >> during the pandemic we saw this on airplanes. all of us cattle had to wear the masks, and then all the people who flew private, there was no covid on private planes. nancy pelosi goes to some fund-raiser and the servants have to wear masks, but not her. it's the leaders in. >> and gavin newsom at the football game. >> it's horrible in these ways but it's a threat to the republic when it gets to the standards of justice we have, that you can do anything you want if you are the fbi or hillary clinton or hunter biden but you can't if you vote republican. this is something that can actually threaten the entire future of the republi

. >> steven spielberg helped to finance the film.ally being distributed by universal, part of our own nbc universal family. you can see it in theaters across the bay area, starting today. it looks cute. >> it looks really funny. yeah. >> they say he stays there and shakes every hand and shares every family story and he goes why wouldn't i? that's how i get my act. >> that's true, wow. one of the things happening this weekend. a lot of outdoor activities happening too . >> so much going on. the weather is going to be nice so i'm super excited. man, it's going to be a great weekend. take a look at this beautiful sun ruse that we have looking over san jose. you can see the clouds there, the sun trying to peek through and still quite muggy out there but the humidity is dropping today. we're at 63 degrees as you head out the door. we'll start to see more sunshine as we go towards late morning. temperatures at noon at 78 degrees and eventually making it up to 81. so this is a little bit cooler than what we have had recently with san mateo

the car, why don't you look at your celebs there in hollywood taking 17 minute flights like steven spielbergmitting whole lot more in a 17 minute flight than i could do in an entire year or my husband driving his truck. >> pete: it's been my dream to take a 17 minute flight. >> me, too. >> pete: you know you're a baller if you are on a flight for 17 minutes. some day. >> michael: some day, i believe you, some day. >> i assume china and india will sooning following jute no you will never hear from them, the biggest carbon emiters most garbage in the ocean, you don't talk about them. the real problem us california. it's horrible. but i like this idea, i want them to save all electric cars by tomorrow because it's tough love for california. it's going to have to get really bad before it gets better. so, yeah, when their energy prices go through the roof and you can't charge your car because the grid is down it will be fantastic. and the criminals can get an old gas guzzler and just out-run the charge of some -- [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> michael: all the cops are in their priuses, beep

thunberg and everything, they would've done of it impossible to stop it but john kerry and steven spielbergby the way it is more than a carbon footprint than the average person a year, they just don't care. this is a great. al gore said he could take 100s of millions of dollars, put it into a fund, build a mega-mansion and go off and john kerry just wants his. got to make sure the yacht is up to speed come the plane is ready to go no problems, may be the caviar if you needed. they jet around the world. actually they're lying to the people to actually claim they care about because everyone of you you out there that believes in climate change, gets what stomach them i guess what, what are you >> kayleigh: they also have their emails going back and forth with officials like keep this off paper. when they were talking about the budget, i want to know are they bathing in gasoline secretly? [laughter] >> kennedy: this is objectively shady to say let's talk on the phone and of the stuff we don't want record a. of anybody who would say it's not, i would say what would you do if you found a text mes

steven spielberg did help to finance the film. it's been distributed by universal part of our own nbc universal family. you can see the movie in theaters across the bay area, starting today. should we all go watch it? >> for research, yes. the company's support. >> exactly. no midday today. we're taking the show on the road. although you might not want to be inside a movie theater today. it's going to be nice. >>> it's going to be nice today and we're making plans to spend more time outside this weekend. we wake up to this beautiful sunrise over san jose. we also have some clouds in the mix. it's been so muggy you will be happy to know that it won't be as humid today. take a look at our temperatures. starting out with mid 60s at 2:00, 81 degrees so partly cloudy and a nice little breeze picking up today. some of the spots that were in the 90s the past couple days, how about some mid 80s this afternoon? seeing that in livermore today reaching 85 degrees. morgan hill reaching 83 and for the north bay, mostly up 70s for this afternoo

broadway, to absolutely cleaning up during this year's award season for her performance in steven spielberg'sp in morgan and fairfield, the temperatures should hold through tuesday and warmer wednesday and valley highs into the 90s later this week. >>> ahead on "sunday today," our highs and lows of the week, including a pair of kentucky icons, one a music star. the devastating floods there. >>> but up next, ourmetaverse. what is it exactly and why where what is it exactly and why where so many compiesmanninan ♪ if you're always asking, “where next?"... capital one has the travel card for you: venture x. earn 10x miles on hotels and 5x miles on flights booked through capital one travel. plus receive premium travel benefits, like access to over 1300 airport lounges. find your “where next?” with venture x. what's in your wallet? >>> last fall, mark zuckerberg announced facebook would change its name to meta, saying from now on we're going to be metaverse first, not facebook first. while there may have been some name changing pr at play during a time of intense criticism of the company, it's clea

it was about the lincoln movie, the spielberg movie. i think is a really wonderful and important movie. but, if you look at that film, there are a couple of black, characters are the soldiers at the beginning, the one who resides the gettysburg address. the main black characters are elizabeth keckley and william slayed. the point i'm making this essay is, in the period covered by the film, lincoln meets with a lot of other african americans and it would've given a more complete picture to the film to have some of them as characters in the film as well. so, that's what i try to do in the book, really bring at the texture of the white house. what it looked like, how crowded it was and then that white people, for decades, had felt free to go to the white house to meet with the president. now, in the lincoln years, african americans feel that they have that right as well, to go and meet with the president. >> and it's brand-new, right? you make at least a couple mentions, once or twice, previous to that, african american people had been in

steven spielberg's e t.restrial has been digitally remastered and will play in some imax amc theaters across the country. the nostalgic event is for the 40th anniversary of the film. we want to thank you for watching ktvu news at noon, our next gue daphne: you know you love pasta. but you're about to be obsessed. >> my lemon shrimp pasta. >> hmm. daphne: insanely delicious dishes you can make tonight. then who's up for spaghetti ties? with a bonus? plus, pasta is about feeling. a crash course in making fresh pasta. amazing! that's next. >> let's dish! the kitchen has always been the certain of my world because life is more delicious when it's full of food and fun. everybody nose me as a culinary expert and food judge on television but i'm also a

. >> jimmy: tell the story, if you can, how -- i'll set you up but how is steven spielberg involved inghter ] >> jimmy: steve! since when >> hey, steve! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have you ever met him? no >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on, bud >> oh, so good oh, my god i have an email and i'm going to frame it. it's amazing [ laughter ] but, what happened was they brought me in for -- [ laughter ] that was so good i'm crying right now okay, okay, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. all right. >> jimmy: all right, so he sees your special >> why do you have to call me out? >> jimmy: i don't know, i don't know, i don't know [ laughter ] i didn't plan on that. i didn't plan that sorry. >> so, we get the call okay all right. all right. stop, stop, stop okay, so we get the call, and i think it's a general and we go in amd literally, it's me and my manager, and it's like every other person that's walking up to me is like, "steven can't stop talking about you." "steven loves your comedy. "steven thinks you're so funny. literally, steven, steven, steven we get to the meeting. holly and jeb's in the meeting

spielberg's e t. the extraterrestrial has been digitally remastered and will play in some imax and amc theaters. across the country and includes some showings here locally. the mystery. 50 people are suffering in our communities . they are begging for relief demands for more action to prevent the spread of the monkey pox virus. how a hospital in san francisco is trying to help communities at risk also ahead. they chose that they are concerned that serious crimes were committed and they're following the evidence. fbi agents raid donald trump's home in florida what the agents appeared to be looking for at mara lago and how the former president is reacting. plus year students across the bay area this week, but some schools in the region are now dealing with a shortage of teachers. and good morning and welcome the mornings on tuesday night. look at all this fog here from our camera that's on sutro tower. weather has been pretty much the same as steve has been saying, we've been stuck in this pattern fog i

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spielberg has previously stated that global warming terrifies him. now this.imate change. bjorn lomborg joins me. all right, bjorn. you ran the numbers. what does the inflation reduction act have on climate change? >> so, stu, very little. if you look at what they've been telling us, they said we're going to reduce emission by 40% but remember even if we had done nothing it still would have been reduced by about 30% because of the fracking revolution switch ing from coal to gas so they are talking about a 10 percentage point reduction. now that's not insubstantial but if you plug that into the u.n. climate model it turns out that it'll have virtually no impact even by the end of the century, in a pessimistic scenario, it will reduce temperatures by less than 1,000 of a degree fahrenheit by the end of the century, in a very optimistic i would say much too optimistic, it will reduce temperatures by less than three- one hundredth of a degree fahrenheit. stuart: you are an environmental ist, and you do believe climate is changing as a result of human activity. but

and again, she became the first woman who succeeded, and steven spielberg called the picture a masterpiecel life of the actress was no less exciting. she had affairs with several celebrities, including the prime minister of canada pierre elliotrudeau, the father of the current prime minister justin and also clint east, andrea gassi and don johnson, it was rumored that she turned even prince charles's head his highness himself expressed a desire with her познакомиться. he lay in her studio, went to performances and sent a bouquet of notes from a fan. charles once streisand joked. if i had played the card correctly, i would have become the first jewish princess, but in the end my happiness. she found in a second marriage, and later with actor james brolenon. he is the father of another famous actor josh brolen. the bride was 56 at the time of the wedding, and the groom was 58 for the anniversary of the actress on broadway, the musical that glorified her was revived. funny girl. the 28-year-old actress plays the lead role. binnie feldstein, streisand sent her a touching note wishing her succe

example, like today, or you want somebody to serve as an historical adviser, for example stephen spielbergghting the remarkable life of one of the world's most renowned sculptures, engine daniel chester french. it's a sure bet, that harrell holder would be the first person that you would call. and we did. for many years, harold was the senior executive of the minute trip politan museum of art before moving up to becoming the johnson -- of hunter called richest -- among as many, many leadership positions, he is the chairman of the lincoln forum, which we are very happy to say it's cosponsoring today's event. harold's author, coauthor, edited, co-edited, well over 50 books. i've lost count. most of which are on a shelf by the way. he has won many awards, including the 2015 gilder lehrman lincoln prize, the most procedures prize in the lincoln realm. he's also the author of monument man, the life and art of daniel chester french, who, as you'll find out in a few minutes, had something to do with the statue behind me. his jewel expertise and lincoln and art makes him the perfect person to trac

for example steven spielberg on the movie lincoln or to write a book. highlighting the remarkable life of one of world's most renowned sculptures. in daniel chester french it's a sure bet. that harold holder would be the first person that you call. and we did. so for many years harold was the senior executive of a metropolitan museum of art before moving on to become the jonathan fenton director of hunter colleges house public policy institute. among his many many leadership positions is chairman of the lincoln forum? which were very happy to say is co-sponsoring today's event. herald as authored co-authored edited co-edited well over 50 books. i lost count. most of which are on my shelf by the way. and he has won many awards including. the 2015 gilda lerman lincoln prize the most prestigious prize in the lincoln realm. is also the author of monument man the life and art of daniel chester french who as you'll find out in a few minutes had something to do with this statue up behind me. so the stool expertise in lincoln and art makes them the perfect pers

steven spielberg's jet. i don't begrudge him having a jet.0 worth of jet fuel. this is from an interview he did in 2018 saying i'm terrified. global warming is a scientific reality. not a political trick. it's real, measurable science. you know when you are not mindful of something that could pose a danger to your children and grandchildren you go through life doing aerosols cans and deplete the ozone. everybody has to be responsible. ozone and climate change -- >> now we know he got into directing. a terrible actor. give me a break, man. this guy directed a film called the terminal. ironic. he has never been in one flying private his whole life. every time a guy like dicaprio or kerry open their mouth people buy into climate change a little less. it's a threat. the house is on fire. none of them are calling the fire department, which means we are all getting hosed. in this instrans he furthered the distrukt on the climate change movement by being disclosed again. >> bill: five times the coal plants in china within three years. we're all brea

steven spielberg's e t.strial has been digitally remastered and will play in some imax and amc theaters. across the country and includes some showings here locally. the mystery. 50 people are suffering in our communities . they are begging for relief demands for more action to prevent the spread of the monkey pox virus. how a hospital in san francisco is trying to help communities at risk also ahead. they chose that they are concerned that serious crimes were committed and they're following the evidence. fbi agents raid donald trump's home in florida what the agents appeared to be looking for at mara lago and how the former president is reacting. plus year students across the bay area this week, but some schools in the region are now dealing with a shortage of teachers. and good morning and welcome the mornings on tuesday night. look at all

a-rod brake shelton spielberg kim kardashian work wahlberg oprah travz shot, this report comes on theree minutes because should he didn't want to sit in traffic for 45 minutes, mike ? >> that -- listen any way you can get around that, right? look, it is -- it is hypocrisy to say the at least, this left to your knowledge make everyone live by their climate dictate, harms people on the bottom, the climate in white house in my opinion have driven price of oil sky-high those in bottom half of the country -- look, if taylor swift was serious about climate change wouldn't have a massive estate wouldn't have a private plane these people are frauds and are not to be tan seriously, instead of let them eat cake it is let them eat those stale pretzels on commercial flights greyhounds in the sky let little people through with all other little people disgusting, sean michael i think i hear one of sean's children in the background more maybe mike, stay right there -- >> [laughter] >> next on "mornings with maria" -- starts right now. . dagen: good morning. i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo,

spielberg, kim kardashian. i'm sure they're not voting for rod desantis for president. the greek word for hypocrite means actor. and then she's out, people taking pictures of her eating hamburgers. it's everything. >> she could've had a veggie burger -- that's exactly right. this is a constant pattern with the left. rules for the end not for me. that's what frustrates a lot of americans. i didn't wait to get mine on the outside. thank you so much. >> i want you to have one if you let me ride it. we'll be fine. he will get in trouble if you let me ride at. >> that is the principal. i can buy and ask my brother mike, were all good. coming up kentucky braces for more rain after already getting hit by del mike flood's plus nancy pelosi will she go to taiwan? the sum of taiwanese immigrants going to join us next, don't go anywhere. choose safelite. we can come to you and replace your windshield. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now.

movie fans can travel back in time this week to see a classic movie from the past steven spielberg'sraterrestrial has been digitally remastered and will play in some imax amc theaters across the country. the nostalgic event is for the 40th anniversary of the film. the story is about a lost alien, the young boy who helps him find his way home. henry thomas, drew barrymore. robert macnaughton starred in that movie. e. t phone home. that's right. time is 6 51 salads back. he'll have the latest on what's happening on the roads. now, how's it look? well we've had some slow traffic to be honest and at the bay bridge, i think a lot of people were held back on 80. and now they've all arrived at the same time. let's take a look at the bay bridge. you can see there's a big crowd now. earlier we had that crash. i was telling you about it, pal street that's finally cleared and people are showing up here, you wait, though it might be better a little later on. this is a look at interstate 8 80. we haven't talked a lot about contra costa county or dublin this morning. alameda county. it's been rath