two different roles in the film and a week later i got a call that i had a meeting set with steven spielberg which was a very unreal call sort of a dream experience and then i went in and met with steven and he couldn't have been lovelier i was very nervous to lollywood both play a significant part in the pentagon papers we know you know i think she was a source of support and encouragement for her mother at the time and that is what's reflected in the film who plays golf from groom oh no streep yeah. well and who does tom hanks play he plays ben bradley the editor and my closest friends while wow where the shooting were shooting in new york not in washington. no because it's a lot of interiors i'm sure they'll shoot some exteriors in washington it's not a movie magic and say great it's going to call the pentagon papers it's called the papers up next allison and strange job seeker talents and the perks of celebrity she's in the low the little hours spielberg's the papers she's in everything will be right back with alison brie who but all this has been done you still haven't shut the paper no

it looks like a steven spielberg movie. today you watch that footage and you cannot even imagine that somebody would run out onto the tearing deck.his he got out there and the dog was too terrified to get out of the car. back andp and strolled was knocked down a couple times by the bridge. finally got off the bridge. in a few moments that followed, the deck for away from the hangers and witnesses talk about being like listening to gunshots ls they the tools -- jewe are called. the cable comes down and are is a big bolt on the bottom to keep it from pulling out. those begin to pop and the cables begin to snap under the force. the light standards on the bridge are swirling across rapidly. cables. on the in just a moment, the connection between two sections of the bridge deck fail and there is a violent twist and tear of the deck. in the moments that followed that, it's sections all begin to fail. the of the center span of bridge, underneath the big suspensions cables, falls away into puget stand. no one is killed in the incid

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and even steven spielberg was on the set and he had to wear a tie. then the second thing is i got a call from tony kushner one day, in whispered tones, steven doesn't like your idea. i said what idea? he said the idea that you had about the voting and the congress. i said it wasn't my idea, it was the way it actually happened. i didn't think of it. the founding fathers thought of this idea. he doesn't like it, it's not dramatic. you're g ee're going to live an the consequences, i said, threateneningly, he said it happened how does connecticut vote 2-1? this congressman from connecticut who was running for re-election, made a big deal of it. went on the "today" show, demanded that every print be withdrawn. no high school, except for the dvds that spielberg offered to every school. it and to this day, tony kushner thinks he lost the oscar for best screen play because maureen dowd and others made a big to do got something that was easily avoidable. the first line was thank you for not giving this to argo. which won the oscar. which was historically inac

investigators never found proof, shockingly, but the story putkelly on the map and even inspired steven spielberg'sbe, just maybe, aliens will make another visit during the eclipse. only in america do we capitalize on these things. glasses toclipse give away, thanks to the air and space museum. don't miss out to get your pair before the big event. we are in the weather center with josh. you have safety lessons. josh: the glasses. even if you take the sunglasses input a couple pairs together, a couple pairs together, you do not get the same effect. the special eclipse glasses out the solar rays. sunglasses will not cut it. this is a steamer basket. a pizza pan. all easy things to use. the big take away is it's not going to turn dark or be nighttime. this is so that you can look at the shadow of the sun. josh: exactly, on the ground. basically it will look like a crescent moon shape. just be aware of what's going on. kimberly: josh and his eclipse

opinion and my artistic decisions and hold them at the same level of weight that they would hold steven spielberg's choreographing, singing, directing, takes time after every show to meet the fans. >> how are you? thank you so much. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in beverly hills. >> todrick is reportedly in talks to bring "straight outta oz" to broadway. >>> next, the chicago man forced to get police protection after a notorious mistake, now forgiven with a special man. honor. to keep hair strong against hot styling tools, you need more than a conditioner, ...you need a miracle. pantene 3 minute miracle daily conditioner... has a super concentrated pro-v formula... ...that makes hair stronger* in just 3 minutes. so your hair is smoother everyday. pantene 3 minute miracle daily conditioner. because strong is beautiful. new band-aid® brand skin-flex™, bandages. our best bandage yet! it moves like a second skin. better? yeah. good thing because stopping never crosses your mind. band-aid® brand. stick with it™ twith choices like the classicr. crab lover's dream and new favorites like dueli

but the story made kelly famous, inspiring ufo enthusiasts and even steven spielberg when he made "e.tping to cash in on the eclipse with the little green men days festival. >> we're raffling off a mitsubishi eclipse car. >> reporter: raising money to build their first-ever community center. and during that two minutes, 40 seconds of darkness, some wonder if just maybe the aliens will come back. >> i'll have my little glasses on and i'm gonna be like, okay -- try to watch -- okay, okay. they're not here yet, are they? >> reporter: normally just a few thousand people show up. but this time, they expect 20,000. and perhaps a few more. >> we will also be watching. thanks so much for watching this broadcast. i'm tom llam. "gma" first thing in the morning. we'll see you tomorrow. z2e2bz z1a2z y2e2by y1a2y >> straightahead on abc 7, making a difference. jerry lewis has died. we look back on his life his legacy as a comedian. >> heartbreaking for me. >> remembering local legend dick gregory when president trump will unveil his new strategy for the future of u.s. troops in afghanistan. >> now

but the story made kelly famous, inspiring ufo enthusiasts and even steven spielberg when he made "e.tping to cash in on the eclipse with the little green men days festival. >> we're raffling off a mitsubishi eclipse car. >> reporter: raising money to build their first-ever community center. and during that two minutes, 40 seconds of darkness, some wonder if just maybe the aliens will come back. >> i'll have my little glasses on and i'm gonna be like, okay -- try to watch -- okay, okay. they're not here yet, are they? >> reporter: normally just a few thousand people show up. but this time, they expect 20,000. and perhaps a few more. clayton sandell, abc news, kelly, kentucky. >> our special eclipse coverage tomorrow. i'm tom llamas. thank you for watching. here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. ♪ ah! keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going -- oh! ah! ah! [ cat screeches ] [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now, here he is, the host of our show, alfonso ribeiro! [ cheers and applause ] hey! hey, welcome, guys!

but the story made kelly famous, inspiring ufo enthusiasts and even steven spielberg when he made "e.tng to cash in on the eclipse with the little green men days festival. >> we're raffling off a mitsubishi eclipse car. >> reporter: raising money to build their first-ever community center. and during that two minutes, 40 seconds of darkness, some wonder if just maybe the aliens will come back. >> i'll have my little glasses on and i'm gonna be like, okay -- try to watch -- okay, okay. they're not here yet, are they? >> reporter: normally just a few thousand people show up. but this time, they expect 20,000. and perhaps a few more. clayton sandell, abc news, kelly, kentucky. >> our special eclipse coverage tomorrow. i'm tom llamas. have a great evening. >>> look back at the impact jerry lewis had inside and outside of show business. >>> the great american eclipse is coming. will you be able to see this rare event through those clouds? abc7 starts now. >>> breaking news. u.s. navy destroyer uss john s. mccain collided in singapore. search and rescue is under way. the navy has not said an

one of the most notable examples is steven spielberg's 1985 film the colour purple.ce walker's novel, and is accepted as a black film. however, there are those who are upset that white filmmakers seem fixated on the oppression and struggle of black people. i think sometimes directors from other races don't know how to properly showcase black men and women living full lives, outside of the racism and trauma that we endure. can a white director properly do that correctly? i don't doubt it. but it seems as if hollywood only knows us for a few things, and trauma and endurance is one of them. kathryn bigelow and anthony mackie, who appears in the film, both agree that the goal of the project was to start a conversation. this film is a lot of black tragedy. and i don't know if african—americans, people of colour, need to see any more tragedy in orderfor us to have a conversation about the very undeniable, systemic racism that has built this country. although detroit has not performed as well as expected at the box office this summer, it did cause controversy about represen

guest: ideological messages are transmitted not necessarily by michael moore more, the bigeye steven spielberg they come to romantic comedies, common thing is the businessman is the backup. the antibusiness sentiment isn't just argued for, it's just shown in every movie and if you see this white male business guy he's going to be the villain, you can almost tell from the beginning of the movie. >> host: how far away from a romantic comedy? >> guest: in the next two or three years i'll be putting up feature films. i want to expand my portfolio. trying to make a different kind of movie than what hollywood typically makes. >> and you're looking to make this into a documentary? >> yes. movies are different than books. the book is an argument, the movie is the story. so i have to ask, doesn't lend itself to a story. it lends itself to a very exciting story. it has a lot of some people don't even know. it becomes a story that's contemporary. >> time to go to l.a. good morning. >> of money. i'm a black american woman then i voted democrat on my vote in life except this last time. i voted for trump. t

idea circulates very typical in academia and then reverberates and is picked up by the media, steven spielberg makes it into a movie. the left is dominant in academia, hollywood, then the movies. it has microphones which it can create facts that upon scrutiny are not true. not that people having secret meetings, people on the same side of the aisle find it to be attractive, useful believable and they run with it. >> i heard an interview recently in which he said you're interested in not just getting into the documentary film spent feature films as well to challenge this. >> very often ideological messages are transmitted and so ideas come through romantic comedies, they come through thrillers, common theme of movies is the businessman is the bad guy. the antibusiness sentiment isn't just argued in a rhetorical way, it's just shown in every movie any pretty much have the movie that if you have this this guys can be the villain. >> how far away from your romantic comedy? >> guest: i'm tipping my toe into the water. in the next two or three years of a putting on some feature films alongside docum

circulate, .ypically in academia it reverberates through academia, it is picked up by the media, steven spielberg makes it into a movie. hollywood,ant in academia, and the media. it has three megaphones. that is how big lies get disseminated. people on the same side of the i/o find a theme to be useful, attractive, believable, and they run with it. host: you are interested not films, butumentary films as well to challenge this? guest: often ideological onlyges are translated not by macklemore. ideas come through romantic comedies, thrillers, the common is that theies businessman is the bad guy. it is shown in every movie. you get the idea that if you see a white male business man he will be the villain. host: how far are we from dinesh d'souza's romantic comedy? toe intoam dipping my the water. in the next few years i will be putting out feature films along with documentaries. i am trying to make a different kind of movie that hollywood typically makes. host: you're looking to make this book into a documentary? guest: movies are different than books. the book is an argument. the movie is a story.

had originally been written as a movie, forced steven spielberg to direct.piece which was michael's reflection of experiences as a medical student. >> you need a large in case they bleed. do you know how to start an iv? >> actually, no. >> "e.r." is a hospital show, but it's really an action movie. >> walking wounded. red urgent, yellow critical and black a gurney. >> got it. >> a gurney comes in, people are shouting instructions, climbing on the body and doing cpr and racing off to the surgical suite. >> get that gurney out of there! >> someone wanders in. they're tossing around medical jargon. they don't stop to explain what it is. prep for a peritoneal lavage. i think i know what that is now, but only because i watched a lot of "e.r." over the years. >> you try. >> we can bypass him. >> what do you think? >> you're the attending. >> there was so much information coming at you that i think it made the experience feel as if you had to watch it in the same way that you'd watch a film. you had to stay involved the the whole time. >> come on, ben. hold on, bud

kearns goodwin, whose the movie was in part based, organized a meeting of lincoln historians with steven spielberg and tony kushner, the playwright of "angels in america," who had been assigned the screenplay. we would meet and have a script conference. i thought we were going to hollywood. we were going 20 blocks south of my office. it was not as exciting to me as it was for others to meet at central park south. we had a wonderful meeting. and tony was fascinating to watch because he takes out an inkwell, and uses an old-fashioned fountain pen. he was spilling things all over the place. it was charming. spielberg was wearing his baseball hat. i was asked if i would be the script consultant. this was years later. they went through script after script, actor after actor, liam neeson, holly hunter. to do a couple stage readings with liam neeson and holly hunter as they were warming up to plate lincoln and mary. not thrilled with the outcome. i was asked, will i be the script consultant and actually read the script? we don't live far from each other in town. we had meetings and i got an early copy of

. >> yes it can, the music steven spielberg and john williams, john williams entirely was uncomfortableso he said to the music -- movie off conduct the music and i will reedit the end of the movie so now what we know the last part of the picture comes from that amazing collaboration. that exists with so many directors that work with john williams. what came out of the collaboration for harry potter is equally magical. >> so how do you write music for film? what is your technique? you watch the scenes quietly at home? >> the first step watching in a quiet environment with the director trying to understand what seems me music and what do not. and then deciding how to go from there it is a frightening moment starting with a blank page and then figuring out what comes next. >> how many pieces are in the orchestra? >> we will have 86 musicians performing to harry potter and it is amazing so to have the music being blown back to the podium into the audience by some of the most amazing musicians it is incredible. >> you have two little girls and you have seen three-year- olds at your performan

goodwin, on whose book the movie was on part based, organized a meeting of lincoln historians with steven spielberg and tony kushner, the playwright of angels in america. we would meet and have a script conference. i thought we were going to hollywood it turned out we were going 20 blocks south of my office. it wasn't as exciting for me as it was for others to meet on central park south. gabor was there. we had a wonderful meeting. and tony kushner was fascinating to watch. because he takes out an inkwell and uses an old-fashioned fountain pen that sucks up ink from the inkwell. he was spilling things all over the place. it was charming. speelgberg was wearing his baseball hat. i was asked if i would be the script consultant this is years later. they went through script after script. a ktor after actor. liam neeson and others and holly hunter was going to be -- i got to do a couple of stage readings with liam neeson and holly hunter as they were warming up to play lincoln and mary. i had a great time. they were not thrilled with the outcome. so then i was asked, will i be the script consultant. and

. >> one more hollywood heavy hitter may be on hand, this guy, you know him, director steven spielberg is working with thanks and streep on the film which is about the "washington post's" hole in handling of the pentagon papers back in 1971. >> sounds like a good movie. now i want to see it. >>> time is saturday morning. here are the four things you need to know. you will want to watch out for downed trees or flooded roads this morning, last night's strong storm caused quite a mess in some places. this down tree could be seen in hay market along john marshall highway. follow weather updates in our nbc washington app. >>> take a look at the live picture from charlottesville, virginia, right now. the unite the right rally is starting soon. white nationalists organized the rally after a park honoring general robert e. lee was renamed. >>> the governor of guam says he feels safe. president trump called him to say that the military is ready to respond. most recently the president cold kim jong-un that he will truly regret any new threat. >>> are you feeling lucky? the powerball drawing is h

. >>> one more hollywood heavy hitter may be on hand, director steven spielberg may be here, he is workingtreep on the film which is about the "washington post's" role in the handling of the pentagon papers in 1971. >> very cool. >>> time 8:56. taking a live look outside at the haze and it's just sticky and kind of nasty out there and muggy. more thunderstorms can actually be coming back today. lauren is tracking that timing and it could me a the difference ts weekend. >>> next we are taking you inside the people's house, a or renovation coming white m together while president trump is away he's asleep. finally. those powerful lungs have fallen silent. you lay there, with just the odd twitch or sniffle. and in this moment of bliss you think... oh, i should turn the lights off. and the tv. sweet dreams. enjoy the moment, wherever you are with the hive smart home plans from $9.99 a month. hive. let's get living. >>> time right now is 8:59 on this saturday morning. here is what's going on. >>> there is a flood warning in effect in manassas, it comes after a strong storm barrelled through last

. >> one more hollywood heavy hitter may also be on hand, director steven spielberg. with thanks and streep on the film which is about the pentagon papers back in 1971. everyone says tom hanks who have met him in person say he is the coolest dude ever. >>> time is 6:56 on this saturday morning. here are the four things you need to know. you will want to watch out for standing water or flooded roads, conditions this morning, last night's strong storm caused quite a mess in some places, with undriver had to be pulled from a flooded road in manassas and a tree rashd on to an rv in prince william county. >>> this violence took place in charlottesville, virginia, overnight. it could be a preview of what's ahead today, white nationalists are holding a rally called unite the right. last night hundreds of people holding torches fought with counter protesters before police sent them home. >>> the governor of guam says he feels safe. pruch called him to say that the military is ready to respond. most recently the president told kim jong-un that he will truly regret any new thre

but the story made kelly famous, inspiring enthusiasts and even steven spielberg when he made "e.t.y to watch, they're not here yet, are they? >> reporter: keep were your probes to yourself. while the kelly's aliens may not be real, the economic impact is. they normally get 3,000 people at this festival, this year they expect 20,000. >> wow. >> wow. so apparently, not only do you need the special glasses, if you're there in hopkinsville, because of the aliens, this is your eclipse viewing attire. >> this may be how they are waiting. >> these glasses actually work. >> do they? >> i can't see a thing. >> it's completely blacked out. it's weird. you need to look up at the sun. hello. >> is someone out there? >> we don'kn we're wearing these dark eclipse glasses. >> look to the light. go to the light. >> so hard. >> eclipse today, 1:00 p.m. >>> making news in america this monday morning -- breaking news. the first video of the "u.s.s. john mccain" coming in. after a collision. the second navy destroyer involved in an accident at sea this summer. the investigation getting under way. >>>

. >> you're also in steven spielberg's "pentagon papers. y ". >> yes. it's called "papers."llsberg. he actually figured out who might have them. >> when does that come out? >> it comes out at christmas. tom hanks and meryl streep. >> plays? >>. >> katherine graham. you said you're in town because your daughter is making college tours and you said you all watched the news conference yesterday. you had a conversation yesterday. >> we had a difficult conversation. i was very emotional. you know, for kids that age, she's 16 1/2, and my son is 18. this is the world -- you kind of accept the world more. you're discovering it. it's a -- it makes me feel terrible that this is the world that they are stepping into. these are things that for us, you know, it's hard to -- beyond being -- i try to get past being flabbergasted by it. but i guess we all have to get things to change back into a better place. >> lots of conversations going on between parents and children. >> yes. >> bob odenkirk. >> thanks for having me. >>> tomorrow the growing crisis facing coral reefs in hawaii. carter e

. >> you're also steven spielberg's "pentagon papers." >> yes.eve. >> it is, indeed. it's about the pentagon papers. >> i play the reporter who actually got the papers from daniel elsburg. he actually figured out who might be distributing -- might have them because he had worked at -- >> when does that come out? >> at christmas. tom hanks and -- >> meryl streep plays kathleen graham. >> yeah. >> you're in town because your daughter is making college tour. >> yes. >> you all had watched the news conference yesterday. >> yeah. >> you had an interesting conversation after that. >> it was a difficult conversation. i think because i was very emotional. you know, for the kids that age, she's 16 1/2 and my son is 18. and this is the world they're -- you kind of accept the world more. you're discovering it. and it makes me feel terrible that this is the world that they are stepping into. these are things that, for us, you know, it's hard to -- beyond being -- i try to get past being flabbergasted by it. but i guess we all have to and ask ourselves what w

for its 35th anniversary, the steven spielberg classic "e-t the extraterrestrial" is returning to selecttheaters on september 17th and 20th. check fathom-events dot-com for locations. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (tiffany) coming up... concern in the east bay. why some feel recent hate messages may have to do with a white supremist rally happening this weekend.(dave) and a look at your forecast after the break. (dave) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. a full weather report right now lets get a check of weather (dave)not expecting much change in weather conditions heading into thursday as temperatures remain slightly below seasonal averages with overnight and morning low clouds. a warming trend will then begin friday and extend into early next week as high pressure builds over the region. by sunday and monday, very warm to hot daytime temperatures will be possible across inland areas. no major hot spots. bay no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min

a sense of humor to get through life and if you got some campaigns together and went to the steven spielbergsand folks who have influence, this is not a difficult fight to win. >> when you came out about ocd, who were the people who were particularly embracing and welcomed you and your self that might get excited about other kinds of disabilities and expanding this? >> i called matt lauer and said i am going to be on your show, here are the things i would like to talk about and he said to me i will teach you something really quick, i will ask you the first question, you don't have to answer it, you can ask anything you want to get that across, the today show and matt lauer were very open when it came to having a discussion about this, up to that point no one spoke about it. oprah was the same way, we did a whole hour talking about obsessive-compulsive disorder. i did an hour with ford stern. my wife was scared to death. she said if you talk about our personal lives we are dead. but howard has admitted to having obsessive-compulsive disorder so -- the best interviewer in the history of broadca

i think if you got some campaigns together and went to the steven spielberg's of the world and peopleot a terribly difficult fight to win. >> when you came out about ocd, who were the people who were particularly embracing and you felt welcome to you and your whole self and who might also get excited about other kinds of disabilities and really expanding this tent. >> i called matt lauer and seven be on your show. here are the things i would like to talk about, and matt said to me, ability to something really quick. i'm asking the first question. you don't have to answer it. you can answer anything you want from that point on to get your point across. so the today show and matt lauer were very open when it came to having a discussion because up until that point nobody had actually spoken about it. oprah was the same way. we did a full hour on oprah talking about ocd. i did an hour with howard stern which, when i went on that show, my wife was scared to death. she said if you talk anything about our lives personal were dead. but, howard has admitted to having ocd so we were able to hav

from her break-out role as ol lis in the sci-fi thriller "super 8," produced by steven spielberg.d proving her range knows no bounds, playing in the crime drama "live by night." now, she joins us to talk about her animated film, leap, as elle stars as the orphan named felic felicie, who has one dream to go to paris and becoming a ballerina. let's t >> i'm felicie. >> felifelicie. >> no. i'm friendly. and my name is camille. >> okay. i'm nora. but everyone calls menor nora. that's the name that goes with my face. you should warm up. >> warm up? >> oh. that's so cute. elle, good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you so much. >> that had to be a satisfying "this is your life" portrayal. >> right. >> "this is your life" not supposed to have it at 19 years old. what a wide and varying career at 19. >> it's funny hearing your voice come out of a little character. oh, that's me. >> what was it like when you first heard your voice coming out of this particular character? >> gosh, i was really -- i worked years in the process. i was there for the beginning, before she was even drawn or ex

and went to that stephen spoke the steven spielberg's of the world.hat were embracing. .. .. i didn't hour with howard stern which when i went on that show my wife was scared to death, okay? she said he talked with anything about our lives personal we are dead. but howard has admitted to having obsessive-compulsive disorder so we were able to have, by the way to meet its like the best interview and broadcast. say what you will about income he's brilliant. he was very good about opening up and getting the word out. you need to get people in the industry who have a voice and who can take everything with talking about here today and get the word out to more and more people. this is a nice turn after we have people on watching but what do you do when you leave today? how do you keep the message going? that's the most difficult part. throughout washington today and every office building there's another meeting going on about some other issue. how do you break through, that's the most difficult part. >> you make an c-span is so important. c-span bring so ma

well known gop backers charles and david koch invested in this movie as well as dunkirk and steven spielberg's investing in hollywood films. >> i think it's fantastic, especially because they're investing in awesome films, the good guys were good guys, the bad guys were bad guys and it was a very good movie film, not just something that's trying to teach us some sort of lesson, only what they want you to think. if they're going to the invest this good movies like this, we could actually have a conservative voice. maria: you don't usually see that kind of partnership. >> they'll lambaste you in public, those hollywood liberals, but they sure will take your money. >> that's right. [laughter] >> a year ago i wouldn't have had a clue what swj meant. [laughter] >> what does that mean? >> social justice warrior where everything is an aggression, everything is a micro-- >> your hand gestures are myoaggression. [laughter] maria: good stuff. joy, great to see you. appreciate it. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ restlessness... extreme anxiety... pacing... a constant urge to move. if someone you k