steven spielberg, he's the best.s probably hard to not look at me. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: 'cause now we're sitting with steven spielberg. [ light laughter ] anyways, i don't want him to look at me. so giancarlo goes up and he's like -- he's got the thing, he takes hit bat and he's like -- and he's like -- he's mad and everything and then looks over at me and goes -- [ laughter and applause ] "dude! i just said don't -- don't -- why would you do that face? he just seemed so excited, it just -- i don't know. steven was -- i don't know what happened. anyway, he has -- the game goes on, it's a tie game, ninth inning, two outs, two strikes, he's up to bat. and he smacks a game winning two-run home run to win the game. [ cheers ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: awesome. congratulations to giancarlo stanton and the yankees. it was great. guys, we have a fun show tonight. he hosts the "$100,000 pyramid." michael strahan is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: "$100,000 pyramid." [ cheers ] it's on thi

i said, "cause i'm going to work with steven spielberg."en spielberg." "oh, yes, yes, no, that's great. that's great. it's just mrs. harrison and i think this is the best thing you've ever done, 'the wine show.'" >> seth: your mother is welsh. >> yes. >> seth: you are from wales. >> yes. >> seth: you have a son sam almost two. >> i do. >> seth: and when keri was here, she was saying that you are speaking welsh to your son and trying to teach him welsh. >> i am. i am eirely. >> s dspea exclusively welsh to him? >> exclusively welsh, yeah. >> seth: and how is he doing? is he picking it up? you ow, he has this smattering of wally just going --, i tell keri he's speaking welsh fluently. [ laughter ] thas wel. she has no idea. >> seth: and obviously since you're t oy person in his life speaking welsh. >> yeah. >> seth: is his accent not great or is two torly toell? >> it's a little early. there's a little bit of everything in there. it gets -- >> seth: yeah. >> you know, it gets mixed around. >> seth: and finally i know you can't say much. i thi

in bridge of spies the steven spielberg film what is it like you feel as an actor to what you get out of playing smaller roles in these big big productions compared to sort of the lead roles that you used to in germany every actor will say now in no small roles and that's true enough i mean for me it's important if the film has to exist you know and put a spy for spies for example the script by the coen brothers and the cost tom hanks and spielberg this this was a match oh yes you do not know who you are dealing with. here's the interest of the term democratic republic. to deal with and to be seen to be dealing with another sovereign power the united states is one of the few directors who is able to create a very crowded. creative atmosphere on set and outside is all of it when you can transcend that with the likes of spielberg or even something serious like homeland and so forth international series what keeps you coming back to germany why do you keep coming back to germany into german films german actually i love the language and the german language is very special because it's so

we were going to shoot our first days, meet steven spielberg in kauai.g to get on the plane, i have an idea, i've been studying the script, what if -- and we should pitch this, both of us, if you like this, to steven spielberg. what if your character doesn't just get banged and his leg hurt and i get killed, you get killed and i get my leg broken. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he would have had his star on hollywood boulevard. >> and unless he was the best actor in putting me on. but he wanted me -- i was like, well, i don't know. >> jimmy: jeff goldblum, everybody. "jurassic world: fallen kingdom" opens friday. and jeff and the mildred snitzer orchestra saturday at arroyo seco in pasadena. we'll be right back with jermaine fowler. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by old navy. free your feet during the famous one dollar flip-flop sale this saturday in all old navy stores. and belly pain n talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. ♪ yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help

year, apple has made deals for more than a dozen shows with big names like reese witherspoon, steven spielberg, octavia spencer and kevin durant. >>> an annual right of summer is getting underway, the alameda county fair opens today.>> reporter: downtown pleasanton today truly becomes the wild west. there is a cattle drive, and that is followed by 150 heads of cattle. you can see them there behind the horses. they are going through main street. there are about 20,000 people watching on the sidelines. this kicks off the alameda county fair, which opens today. typically, these cattle rome the surrounding hills of pleasanton. this is the second year for the cattle drive, a nod to the area history were cattle was raised on the land where city buildings and homes now this. >> this was a cattle community way back historically. we definitely want to be creative and innovative, but always show the tradition of our roots. that is really where the cattle drive came from. >> reporter: the alameda county fair lasts until july 8.>>> my favorite fair food, the funnel cake. >> yummy. >> extra strawberries. >

including steven spielberg. the question is is apple going to make a netflix subscription service?pple is a secretive company. it has said exactly nothing about what's -- but its intentions rp at how would people watch these tv shows? will it be bundled with other subscription information like it's digital service? or available only to people who have apple devices. netflix call these other content providers provide you have to do this? more questions than answers. you can hack the fire stick and see other programs. >> the insinuation that people, that apple is holding its strategy close to the vest, it is just ill votto. >> apple does it normally say what it is doing. apple does not technology it is about to release a new iphone. that is the way they operate. feels like in these new initiatives apple doesn't have a clearly focus try. that has been true in entertainment more so than anything else. they have been talking about reinventing tv for a decade come and they have not. joe: it seems like along the lines of itunes, which was this thing that was ahead of everyone else for onl

. >> i got the meet steven spielberg's father, which is incredible. >> last time i saw you, we were onhe top of the mountain. >> you took a helicopter here. right? >> yes. >> there are all the dinosaurs everywhere. you don't know whether or not they're real or not. we're all a little tense. >> also on hand, ariana richards, lex murphy in the original "jurassic park." only 13 at the first premier. >> the audience loved it. it was wonderful. i love it. i feel like we're a family. it will always be part of me. >> and laura dern from the original told us she could see herself in the next jr. raszic movie. >> i love that character. >> i'm making the call. you're going to be in it, laura. happened right here on "e.t." >> anybody would be lucky to get her, i'll tell you. >> everybody's got their favorite lines. >> my favorite line no question is clever girl. >> we bred raptors. >> we bred raptors. >> welcome to jurassic park. >> my best acting. >> what was chris starring in the newest incarnation, he has to be the coolest dad ever. what about a gift to bring home? >> i bring a ton of stuff ho

. >> i think the reason it's still around 25 years later is originally steven spielberg made a great movie with great characters and great visuals that took you to another place. >> even then it looked pretty real. we should note that jurassic park is produced by universal pictures, part of the nbc universal family. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. now: good evening thanks for joining us. i )m janelle wang, in for jessia aguirre. and i )m raj mathai. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> this politically-charged environment, a freeway billboard is a forum for activist and could lead to criminal charges. the billboard at i-80 was vandalized and tweaked to make it say "we make kids disappear", i.c.e. and we have the details and the police response. >> reporter: the owner of the build board, clear channel, quickly took down that political message today. but according to the emeryville police department, the owner has not yet f

film director steven spielberg and also in wells were just two of the famous customs in venice goingto go the city is famous for its sharing. this is followed by a visit to the royal and lucy and school of equestrian on to see the dogs sing horses of hares dressage at its finest. after a stop in the coastal city of carters the journey continues into the mountains and the medieval city of. the town landmark is the when pain wave on a new bridge even though it's more than two hundred years old. rhonda is also the birthplace of bullfighting group pays a visit to one of the country's oldest the rena. after all the sightseeing it's time to wind down and enjoy the music in the trains by. the hour and a loose continues on towards granada the luxury is carriages off for all the modern comfort imaginable and there's even internet access for those who want it. it's still drizzling but that doesn't seem to bother anyone. you know when you're traveling a lot you're going to some sort of weather you know and. it's not the worst thing so that's why it's busy there's always something to do you get

but unless your name is steven spielberg, that's what it is. it is nowhere near as glamorous as it used to be. now it is more industrialized. there's not even the attraction. >> host: you mentioned that you and your wife are starting a new company dealing with higher education and political correctness. does she share your politics? >> guest: yes. we cannot do it together she didn't. it would not be a marriage made in heaven. i would say if a company is going to try to open up the higher educational system through a variety of ideas, i think everybody should study marks. i think those who have not read that are uneducated. but you also have to read smith and friedman to make your judgment. >> host: george's calling in from minnesota. go ahead. >> caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. can you hear me okay? >> host: we are listening, please go ahead. >> caller: okay. mr. simon, you have said some very interesting things. i was a bit in a quandary about the title of your book about moral narcissism. to me, i cannot imagine a better example

handful of democrats whose votes were secured by president lincoln's message, dramatized in the steven spielberg film, "lincoln." the southern states fully expected to rejoin the union as invited by johnson. but the new president, a democrat who subscribed to the view that this was a white man's country, set virtually no conditions on their return to the union. johnson opposed nearly all efforts to integrate newly freed slaves into american life. he pardoned thousands of ex- confederates from the consequences of rebellion and returned them to the right to vote. he pushed to restore southern states swiftly to the union , effectively allowing southern governments free reign on race relations. he claimed to be protecting america not from back's confederates, but from radical republicans, radical because they called for equality, and their african american allies. southern states selected former confederate leaders to fill most of the seats they were regaining. when those men arrived in republicansd.c., rejected the credentials of all these rebel states. some called the 39th congress the rough congr

. >> jimmy: thank god for steven spielberg. >> he really did, he put me in my place. >> jimmy: he didn't like that. >> i'd be, take that off. i think a good parent keeps kids kids and i needed that in my life. >> jimmy: i guess so. well, it's really great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: congratulation on this all the success. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back -- season 2 of "santa clarita diet" is streaming on netflix. we'll be right back with david harbour. harbour. you're turning onto the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident-no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. so, we have ok.ot to choose from, don't even worry about it. we're in this together. the trials th

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steven spielberg and john -- tom hanks probably had a lot to do being new generation introduced to the horrors of normandy beach. supportvided gunfire and most importantly, not only carried them to the beach but kept them reinforced and resupplied and the armada necessary to do that was unprecedented in size. counting armed landing craft, those ships numbered over 6000. they had to operate four months. the invasion of europe did not consist of a rush onto the beach on june 6, 1944. 132,000 soldiers went ashore 132,000 men are not going to drive to paris and berlin and conquer. thousands -- millions would, sure and almost all of them and their -- ashore anduld come almost all of them and their equipment. all that had to cross the english channel in ships. a lot of it came in a particular kind of ship known as the landing ship tank or lst. sailors who served on board these vessels claimed that lst stood for large slow target. and their hold could accommodate 20 sherman , 40 jeeps, 30ks artillery pieces and since ground combat in world war ii meant the use of armor and tanks in particular

steven spielberg is in the news this morning for changing the course of a young man's life.andrew bretus shared this story on twitter. he loved the original movie so much as a 9-year-old he asked his mom to help find spielberg's address and requested to be in the sequel if there ever was one, andrew got a letter back from spielberg's production company explaining how film casting works and that he should get an agent and they wished him great success. well, guys, fast forward 25 years andrew clearly took that advice to heart. he has acted in "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" and guess who was in the audience for that first episode of "snl" he wrote, none other than steven spielberg. [ applause ] >> that's great. >> andrew shared this picture of a raptor tattoo that he put on the back of his leg in honor of that movie all those years ago that launched him on his path in life. >> that's amazing. >> the raptor. he's committed. >> he said his mom taught him if you have a dream, go for it. that letter that he wrote at 9 years old was the game changer so, kids, listen up. [ applause ]>>

company is also working on original content with other big stars such as reese weatherspoon, steven spielbergtavia spencer and kevin durant. >>> emily, it sounds like our weather will be pretty close to picture perfect. >> it will be, right now, though, not quite so picture perfect looking from the sales for tower. the marine layer has mauved in and brought cooler temperatures -- moved in and brought cooler temperatures with it. san francisco currently 58 degrees, santa rosa, the warmest, 71 degrees in the north bay, concord 66, the inland areas now starting to cool down as the cooler air starts to make its way inland. our overnight lows will be pretty normal for this time of year, mid-50s, following a similar pattern of the highs, warmer in the inland areas like fairfield and concord and cooling off the closer you get to the water, 51 in pacifica, 53 in san francisco, also warm in the south bay, 55 degrees in san jose, 50 degrees in santa rosa. our satellite and radar shows this low pressure system that's dropped into place sitting on top of us for the most part and it's brought with it the

steven spielberg and tom hanks probably had a lot to do with a new generation being introduced to the horrors of omaha beach and the landings. the armada that carried them to the beach provided naval gunfire support and most importantly, not only carried them to the beach but kept them reinforced and resupplied. and the armada necessary to do that was unprecedented in size. counting armed landing craft, those ships numbered over 6000. to operate for months. the insion of nazi-occupied europe did not consist of a rush onto the beach on june 6, 1944. a total of 132,000 allied soldiers went ashore that day but 132,000 men are not going to drive to paris and berlin and conquer. eventually tens of thousands, hundreds of millions would come ashore and almost all of them equipmentsupplies and and jeeps and planes and trucks and fuel all came by sea. all that had to cross the english channel in ships. by and large, a lot of it came in a particular kind of ship known as the landing ship tank or lst. sailors who served on board these awkward vessels claimed that lst stood for large slow target.

burst of that but when i worked with richard pryor there was a burst but unless your name is steven spielbergthat is what it is. i mean, it is not -- it is no near as glamorous as it used to be. now it's more industrialized. there is not even the attraction. >> host: you mention that you and your wife are starting a new company dealing with higher education and political quickness. the she share your politics? >> guest: yes. we cannot do that together if she didn't. you know, it would be definitely not a marriage made in heaven. it is not politically correct. per se but i would say it's a company that is going to try to open up the higher education system to a variety of ideas. i think everyone should study marks. i'm not against that. anyone who has not read marx is uneducated but you have to make judgments. >> host: george is calling in from st. paul, minnesota. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. can you hear me okay? >> host: we are listening. please, go ahead. >> caller: and glad you can hear me this is just like you said interesting things i was in a quandary about the title of you

jurassic fallen kingdom the latest in steven spielberg's jurassic park franchise due to be relieved around the film today. and with me in the studio is robin move from to the us so tell us is this going to be a huge big blockbuster like the last one i think it's certainly going to be a summer hit but it is actually got a hard act to follow because the last one jurassic world is one of the biggest box office hits ever fish evidently ever grossed over one point six billion dollars higher than any of the other drastic movies including the first one of course it's all about dinosaur. where the dinosaurs lived but this time the dinosaurs are taken to america what's going to happen on mainland america all they go to escape oh all the baddies who want to exploit the dinosaurs i'm not allowed to question it is more. a volcano is threatening dinah's on the island they human friends dinah conservationist claire and lisa trying out all one must intervene to save their bricktop palace. you know me come with me you know you can stay here. bot of close bad rich guy soon get in the way. with all of. the

by the way, it was made by disney and steven spielberg collaboration. >> teamwork. >> you can name --y much do every line in this movie. >> probably, yeah. and all the songs, too. >> let's do it now. >> right now? >> we're out of time. e're out of time. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque, and oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the american dental association for its effectiveness and safety. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b. brush like a pro. anif you've got a lifee. you gotta swiffer overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> all right, >>> all right, it is time for "this happened" and our first story is on

it's been 25 years since steven spielberg's film jurassic park defined dinosaurs for an entire generation dinosaurs. there seems to have been so much research about them that has given us new research about them that has given us new information in the last few yea rs. us new information in the last few years. that is right. jurassic park 25 years ago, unleashed public interest and obsession with dinosaurs and in that time a bunch of young people of my generation have been going out and travelling around the world, digging up dinosaurs and using new technology to study dinosaurs and we now know more about how they lived and evolved than ever before and i have a new book out about the rise and fall of the dinosaurs and i tell the story, which has only come to pass because of the enthusiasm from jurassic park which has fuelled the renaissance in my field of palaeontology. most of us now how they became extinct, but how did they became extinct, but how did they rise if you like? what were they rise if you like? what were they like as they were evolving? you are right. everybody knows that di

the director is set to make the world war one film "19-17" for steven spielberg's amblin partners.orked closely with mendes on his first film, "american beauty," which won five oscars, including best picture, and director for mendes.(singing) "i like to be in america -- okay by me in america!" speaking of oscars, "west side story" is back! the beloved musical, which won 10 academy awards, returns for a special engagement in more than 600 u-s theaters on sunday, june 24th, and wednesday, june 27th. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... protest against immigration and family separation continues across the county. now opponents of the policy... are rallying right here... in the bay area. that story's next. obin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. slightly warmer highs are expected through thursday, as onshore flow continues and the marine layer remains well established in the bay area. tracking 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. friday and saturday, a significant warm-up is expected as an upper level ridge builds no

but look at the marquee names besides oprah reese's witherspoon sixth sense and steven spielberg in houseand netflix has -- a president obama shanda and so forth so this is a real arms race rht now in the content wars of streaming. >> incredible i knew three of the names they also get younger blood also you know, i remember the gap when they fell off they kept getting old hipsters. hey we have sheryl crow 18-year-old like who? but saying that i do have that a l tv thing it is horrendous. obscure crazy movies you've never heard of. me an my wife are like what the hell is this? [laughter] they're not -- they have to -- they have to step it up. there's a lot of work for people who are actors directors, producers -- and that's job market ever -- in hollywood in the around -- >> you're going to get a job right now. it is a wonderful time. last chance shall i buy am l at 190. yeah because they've got the money to catch up. they will catch up. you're excused charles. [laughter] one more for you google investing half billion in e-commerce company jd.com. look charles that's a back door enter to c