i depo and back and forthwith spike lee talking about film makings, i loved malcom x and we were talkingm making shots. mr. lee, i made a short film, i love for you to watch send it to me in an envelope and put your name in big letters. i said okay. >> a month ago. last saturday at night, i'm on my phone, i get a tweet from spike lee saying this, and we got the picture, this sun believable. i liked your short film very much. >> yarks ay! yay!all because of twitter. >> guys, i grew up watching, he saw my movie, if you would like to see it, tweet the movie out. >> it's unbelievable that spike lee saw that. >> that is great, kevin. >> p thanks so much, always food to see you. >> exclusively on fox 5 we have an interview with hugh hac jackn and ron howard. he told me a story he has never told anybody. >> tony and tucker. or tucker and wisdom. tony is here, too. we're all here. >> dj is here. we got to figure out how to get that movie. we got to figure out how to see kevin's movie. >> let's do a fox 5 movie. >> a documentary. >> let's go. behind the scenes of kevin mccarthy, we're going to al

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the new york city times today wrote that it has the vitality of an early spike lee movie. and he also tweeted about the movie today. what do you think of that comparison? >> it's a tremendous honor, you know, he's someone i can remember as a child, i mean he was filming about three blocks from my house. i remember seeing that shoot take place in my neighborhood and feeling the energy around that. and i remember seeing the movie do the right thing in theaters and that movie blew my mind. and he's a tremendous talent and teacher as well. he taught me during my third year at nyu. and his class was phenomenal. so it's just a great honor. >> one of the things i noted in reading that really impressed me, because i grew up in brooklyn is that you talk about how with gentry any cation that real life like with you showing the film has not been projected like you grew up where there was a crack house and a business on the corner. and that's the brooklyn i knew, not the brooklyn of the high rises and the expensive apartments and the restaurants outside in the street with cafes, and th

the wife of spike lee is behind a new movie revisiting what life was like during that time.inning book about a family from michigan that travels to alabama in the '60s. >> there are moments in our lives that we'll never forget. seeing little stevie wonder play fing fingertips. catching my first james bond movie and the summer my family took a road trip to birmingham, alabama. this is our story. ♪ >> the movie premieres this friday on the hall mark channel. tonya lewis lee, it's so good to see you. >> great to see you too. >> you're a hard working woman, so many passions and so many things you dedicated yourself. this one, nine years? >> nine years to get it made, yeah. >> why did it take so long? >> for a while people were feeling like a period piece about a black family with civil rights movement, they were afraid audiences wouldn't show up. i think right now we're in a great time. >> you didn't actually time it to be released in the 50th anniversary. >> certificaten dipty, the universe conspired for it to happen, yeah. >> as a mother when you're behind a project like this

but he received sharp criticism from fellow filmmaker spike lee for the type of films he was making.lot of stuff that's on today is coonery and buffoonery. i know it's making a lot of money, breaking records. but we could do better. >> i've had more people coming up to me, i can't wait. people are fascinated with gangster movies. they really are. >> my own son, a child can be susceptible. some child might watch "american gangster" and say i want to be a gangster. it's really about what's going on in your home. >> ""dreamgirls"" is using the success of "ray" and success of "hustle and flow" and now it's going to be like man, it's going to be a no-brainer. when somebody starts to talk about another african-american or black film, it works now. because we allowed it to be black, say it is black, and then transcend that. >> i know that if it is successful it will open the doors for more movies. it's so relevant and so important. i didn't care if i was in this movie for two minutes. i just wanted to be a part of it. >> even in animation, where anik anani rose became the first black prince

canceled she went to the internet. 91,000 people donated enough to make a veronica mars movie now spike leed adam will crowd fund their next move three. innovations change the way to change people it used to be expensive to call someone faraway. >> a telephone call will bring them closer there waiting to hear from you. >> and nowtduw we can do video chat to the other side of the world for free. the internet even helps people find love. >> if you want to find someone uniquely right for you. >> 35 percent of marriages start online into the free market a symphony of desires come together then met by people who rack their brains to invent solutions and this is just wonderful i rarely fewer new technology or fear government getting its way. that is ever show. see you next week. see you next week. good night. [dave gentry] hello, i'm dave gentry. welcome to small stocks and big money. [intro music] [intro music] [intro music] [dave gentry] good evening or good morning if you're watching on the east coast. first, a few updates from redchip nation. qfor, quadrant 4 systems interview aired in my sh

every time a program that will never exist so that's worse than even putting up five bucks to see a spike lee movie and getting your name on i.m.d.b. for nothing here they're loaded with debts from student debts and by the way many jobs in america even like a mcdonald's or a retail shop you need that degree to get those jobs because there are so many unemployed former college students people with degrees in fact two hundred eighty four thousand americans with a college degree or higher work for minimum wage last year up seventy percent from ten years ago so it's not leading to more income it's just you've got you're literally an indentured servant now you're working for minimum wage you have huge student loans to pay off on that minimum wage you can never escape those debts you're still paying your social security taxes which will never receive back you're just financing these people that left you a system with all these potholes well you know i mean you need four years of college to work about donald's of the first two years they cover putting the paddy on the grill and then years three and

canceled she went to the internet. 91,000eople donated enough to make a veronica mars movie now spike leem will crowd fund their next move three. innovations change the way to change people it used to be expensive to call someone faraway. >> a telephone call will bring them closer there waiting to hear from you. >> and nowtduw we can do video chat to the other side of the world for free. the internet even helps people find love. >> if you want to find someone uniquely right for you. >> 35 percent of marriages start online into the free market a symphony of desires come together then met by people who rack their brains to invent sutions and this is just wonderful i rarely fewer new tenology or fear government getting its way. that is ever show. see you next week. good night. after the show, the going to do it again. show, the log on to "fox & friends" a we will s you tomorrow. >>> hang onto your seat, because the fight over raisg the government's debt ceiling may ng. >> every person thinks raising the debt ceiling must mean that we're running up our debt. >> well, here's something else av

canceled she went to the internet. 91,000 people donated enough to make a veronica mars movie now spike leecrowd fund their next move three. innovations change the way tohange people it used to be expensive to call soone faraway. >> a telephone call will bring them closer there waiting to hear from you. >> and nowtduw we can do video chat to the other side of the world forfree. the internet even helps people find lo. >> if you want to find someone uniquely right for you. >> 35 rcent of marriages start online into the free market a symphony of desires come togeth then met by people who rck their brains to invent solutions and this is just wonderful i rarely fewenew technology or fear government getting its way. that is ever show. see you next week. good night. chro >>> the week started with a terrible shooting at the shington navy yard. but one of the differences about this one is the gunman passed muiple background checks, so did the ones at the airport, we're talking about if this is real or just theater. right here, rht now. >> from the fox business headquarters, this is "the tom sulliva

worked as an usher at the movie theater, the crazy thing was remember the movie "he got game," with spike leegton, people constantly had sex during "he got game." they were like two people are having sex during "he got game." in the back of the theater. he got game again, it was like throw a bucket of water on them. it was like guys, guys, no, no, no, some guy is like if i stop right now i will die. no, we can't stop, i'm so sorry. >> jimmy: which movie, specifically? >> it is about basketball, there is something about that movie and basketball. it was like the "50 shades of grey" of the late '90s, what i >> jimmy: now the last time we were on television together was a telethon in new york, do you remember this? the night to benefit the stars, autism -- and we have a clip, let's show that clip. >> oh, boy. hey, kids, if you're watching it. oh, my god's sakes. >> jimmy: yeah, that was vodka that -- >> did you see tom hank's face, tom was like, do not come over here, buddy -- yeah, there was stefan and the whole thing about jet doing shots of vodka, and i looked at zack, he looked at john stewa

. >> the "new york times" compare this is to a spike lee movie.is that a testament to its greatness? >> i think so. spike has done an amazing job of representing. we are both from brooklyn. i am honored that they put me in such high regard. >> we had him on the show recently and he has been teaching at the film school. did you learn any of what you are doing from him? >> i learned from all my professors. he had an amazing class where he brought professionals into lecture us and talk with us about actual real world movie making. it was a great class. i learned a lot. >> a lot of folks will want to see this uf mmovie. you can see newly weeds tonight in silver spring. thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> we will probably have you back on here when you go to pick up your awards. thank you for coming. >> thank you very much. >> time for a final check on the forecast. we get into the weekend looking really nice, enjoy. we should be into the mid 70s on saturday and jagain on sunday. a great weekend for all the outdoor activities and then as we get i

now spike lee will crowd fr nex. innovations change the way we reach out and touch people.e far away. >> don't let the new friends get away. a at the presetelephone call wi closer. they are waiting to hear from you. >> now for free we can do video checks all of the way to the other side of the world. >> the internet even helped people find love. >> when you want to find someone who is truly uniquely right for you. >> a university of chicago study says 35 percent of new marriages now start on-line. in a free market a symphony of desires come together. and they are then met by people who constantly wrack their brains to invent solutions to our desire. this innovation is wonderful. i rarely fear new netechnology. i fear government getting in its whic way. that's our show. see you next week. good night. good night. on huckabee which starts in three seconds. ich >> tonight on huckabee, >> the american people don't want the government to shut down and don't want obama care. >> house republicans push to te fund obama care. the exchange program hires novis navigators. do you want t

. >> spike lee, i am your father. >> inside info you won't get anywhere else. >> i'm a big fan of eating white castle burgers. >> cruzapalooza, only on the c. >> this is my idea of a new cable show. >> when you are dorks like us about congressional procedure this doesn't seem like a joke. i was into that. >> we watch you, rachel maddow, thank you very much. 9:00 tonight. be there. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> secretary kerry is going to be meeting later today with iran's foreign minister joining other security councilmembers and this will be the highest level meeting between the u.s. and iran in years. joining me now is the state department spokeswoman. thank you very much. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> i know you've had a million meetings but this afternoon it's big. >> a marathon. >> the secretary is going to be meeting with the so-called permanent five members of the security council plus germany and then the iranian foreign minister zarif is going to join this meeting. do you think at this stage they can get anything done on iran's suspected nuclear program given a

see a tall gentleman and a mechanical breathing apparatus come forward and say in a deep voice, spike lee, i am your father. this is a fight to restore freedom to the people. lori: what is the republican establishment? what does the establishment think of this? neil: they do not like it. some were very blunt. senator, you have your head up your you know what. this is way beyond. i was here fighting this battle. we did everything we could, but we lost. there was a second referendum on this. the american people ruled on this and made it law. that is their right. there is a consequence of election. i do not like it. i do not like it any more now than when i was finding it back then. there are different ways to go about it. adam: the numbers that the administration is putting out, it is going to go up for everybody, much more than the administration is actually leading on. neil: people really do not like it. when they see something like this going on, they begin to think that is that law they do not really know much about it. for those that do not have health care, you get it as cheap as $100

i mean it's likely that when spike lee did a movie, they were willing to talk about it, about the four little girls, about the church bombing. the -- the pastor, when they came upon the girls, he didn't recognize them because he thought they looked like women in tir 40's. and he couldn't figure out who they could be because he knew there had just been kids down stairs. so the owner of a dry cleaner across the street from the church came up and he looked at the shoe, the foot of one of the girl's, and he said, lord, that's denice. it was his 11-year-old grand daughter. and that's -- denise, yeah. so that was the first time the pastor realized these were children. and the other one of the -- i think it was the father of denise wesley -- i mean of cynthia wesley also recognized her shoe sticking out from the sheet in this make-shift morgue at the hospital. so those were the -- the clothes had been sort of the la thought on earth, and that was ended up being blown off them and in one case identifying them. >> what happened in the aftermath of that? >> of the church, well, the area was seal

the people in this nation, to the story of the four little girls, and that is actor and director spike leen from sacramento here, who used phoenix suns.e [applause] our first lady of the city , sister bell. federal elected officials here today. would you stand. any other federal officials here? amen. state officials? i want to recognize our state elected officials. [applause] members of our city council and local elected officials, will you please stand. any members from the county, if you will also stand as well. amen. amen. and where would we be without the efforts of the foot soldiers . if you are a foot soldier from 1963, would you please stand. [applause] amen. all right. wife and governor's the state of alabama, the first bencof alabama, sister tley. thank god for all of you as well. at this time we are going to ask shelton to lead us in a litany reading. this litany was authored by gail and it is to honor the names of the four girls. call and response litany. after the reader reads, we will respond with we honor your names. we will ask pastor shelton to lead us in that. amen. collin

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