think, steven spielberg, i do not mind if i watch the one of my old favourites.comers. and those at the sundance festival are keen to have non—white and female critics because it has the critics who play the part of them is we never get to hear about because the marketing budget is only so because the marketing budget is only so big. do you both feel a sense of responsibility? because you do get driven by just responsibility? because you do get driven byjust the kind of... the questions that people like me in ignorance ask you. do you feel a sense and how deeply into that when you're reviewing? i certainly do. i try to block out sound that will not necessarily be the big blockbusters. —— i try to pick out films notjust the ones that the biggest budget and the ones that the biggest budget and the biggest marketing campaign. going back to your previous point about how to change the voting, i think it is very interesting match with the baftas, the rising star award was the most diverse. it had lots of people of colour that were nominated, and a winner as well, and t

, the first latino or latina steven spielberg. >> reporter: if you feel like you have a project that's innovative, apply for a "project innovations" grant. you can earn between $5,000 and $50,000. deadline is february 14th. i'm damian trujillo, "nbc bay area news." >> that you, damian. if you want to learn more on how to apply for the project innovations grant, go to our website. >>> burger, fries, a shake, all sounds good. hundreds of people lining up for just that at the new shake shack in san francisco. shake shack is an east coast chain, but now its famous angus burger is available on fill more street. a big crowd showed up today hoping to be some of the first customers. this is the fourth shake shack in the bay area. the company will soon open another one at san francisco's westfield shopping center as well as locations at the san jose airport and in the city of oakland. >> we should really ask jeff, because he is our resident hamburger -- >> you are? >> yes. >> it's very -- they have the -- >> you've had it, right? >> -- caramelized onions. yes, i've definitely had it, yeah. >> s

largely from french cinema particular the french new wave i mean some people call the korean a steven spielberg if that's the case then hong is the korean at least for you film geeks this film the woman who ran is it is as you say a minimalistic film it's a story about a woman visiting friends she's the 1st trip she's had away for a husband of many years she says and she says the. some friends that she's been the that a strange from and they have very sort of ordinary seemingly banal conversations and only as the film progress is suddenly do you notice that everything is not right with her and that she's maybe looking to change her life and maybe looking to escape to a new life it's a very subtle film it is very slow moving but really builds and builds and by the end it is really quite powerful and i think it's don't think it's going to clean up the oscars next year but i think it does show the real breadth of south korean cinema. briefly the all the movie never read the sometimes always you know about a young woman crossing state lines to get an abortion what do you make of. yes i mean that's

george lucas and steven spielberg. they're friends, as well.nevitable these two would joins talents and they now have in an adventure film to be released this week. >> george says i have something called "rangers of the lost ark." it's just an idea i have. this rotting adventure, archaeologist, with the hat and the whip. i committed to the movie just based on the one-line story george told me. and then larry, george, and i just sat around for three days and basically made up the story from beginning to end. >> there is a line in raiders that means a lot to me. just buried there in the middle of a big action sequence. they've lost control of the ark of the covenant and says no, i'm going to get it back. and how you gonna do it? >> making this up as i go. >> that, to me, was what life was like. we just make it up as we go. indiana jones is very good at that. >> we came up with an idea like a truck chase. and then we'd figure, well, how do we get the truck chase in the movie? so we had these big kind of subjects. and then we kind of reverse engine

steven spielberg writing, he mainta maintained his charisma. his daughter-in-law posted this sweet photo writing, to my darling kirk, i shall love you for the rest of my life. i miss you already. sleep tight. >> quite the legend there. joe fryer reporting. douglas was more than just an actor. he was a good will ambassador for the state department, traveling to the middle east, south america and europe. he went on it receive is the presidential medal of freedom from jimmy carter. he was 103 years old. >> a long life lived. >> no kid iding. very vibrant. >>> switching gears now to our forecast. you step outside today, going to get some sunshine, warmer temperatures. can't beat that. >> and good vibes. >> it's going to be nice. and as we go into the weekend, we will see this beautiful weather continuing, but at this point, we think we need some rain. we're going to talk about that in a little bit. look at this camera. it's shaking around and looking live in oakland. still a breeze out there, et especially higher up where we have our camera mounted

morning news and thanks for staying with us let's check in on your entertainment headlines, steven spielberg's, the color purple is headed back to theaters as part of black history month says one of my favorite all-time movies, rick damigella has that story and more in this morning's hollywood minute. >>have a less always the color purple heads back to theaters. fathom events announces the acclaimed film will screen for one day only this sunday february 23th as part of black history month and celebrating the move east 35th anniversary the screenings will include before and after commentary by tcm is ben mankiewicz this marks the first nationwide release of the color purple in over 3 decades. sonic the hedgehog human costar james marsden says playing his character was surreal i look at the tv screen in miami. hand-holding that's a controller and playing in jail having signed jump around catches rings and. >>now i'm here like. serial a surreal fashion like bringing him to the big screen with another one of my another icon jim carrey like one of my community heroes. >>today's another day to find

streaming films have a short tactical release like you've said, there have been naysayers like steven spielbergt films that should be in contention here but we don't see any sign of that changing. and the other one is marriage story, also available on netflix. what you think its chances? i don't get some running for the best picture, it hasn't been in the conversation but i think laura dern has good odds tonight. we still have, as we've indicated, there is still the big awards to come. nine in contention in best picture. we will find out ina best picture. we will find out in a couple of hours. we will be coming back to you very shortly. azerbaijan's governing party says it believes it has won a snap parliamentary election which was called to speed up the reforms of president ilham aliyev. opponents accuse him of trying to consolidate his grip on power. the united nations secretary general, antonio guterres, has told african leaders that it's time to remove sudan from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. addressing the annual african union summit in addis ababa, mr guterres said the un would

what steven spielberg did, he made this the kind of shark movie that alfred hitchcock would have madeonight lantalize the fe. and you catch them offguard when something does happen. >> the theme from "jaws" means i'm going to scare the shit out of you and come get you. >> when johnny saw my cut on jaws, he went to the piano and took a couple of fingers and went -- and i thought, my god. he's going to wreck my movie. my god. it's over. i thought the film was wrecking my life. and now, i'm getting a score with three fingers on the low-keys? i came to the first day of scoring and i realized that if this film was going to be successful, 50% of the success of the film is because of what i just heard. and that's exactly what happened. >> the first time you get a sense of how big the shark is, you're immediately worried about those guys on the boat. they're going to die. >> we're going to need a bigger boat. >> "jaws" hit me when i was 15. the electricity in that theater was unsurpassed. the popcorn flies. to watch them jump out of their seats. to see women scream. we had never seen anything

jewish community in which she too long been an outcast began seeing her in a new light and steven spielberg's show a foundation memorialized her with an interactive hologram. do you think another holocaust is possible. over the eve of horseshit. and somewhere along the line this woman who had felt so alone found something new she knows she's not alone. she knows she has all of us. she knows she has. 1000 of them about thousands of people who appreciate. the struggle she has been through and what she does. for them and others. in 2017 at age 83 evil moses course seemed unstoppable a video interview with buzz feed got more than $185000000.00 views and speeches once in front of dozens were now in front of thousands yet at heart even remained the small town woman she'd been for nearly 60 years the core family had been through a lot like mickey their daughter rena doesn't like to talk about the holocaust but they stuck together through it all and even as thrice weekly lectures at her museum remain. a nice. i see it every day. doesn't matter what she's going through. she needs this new thing and sh

. >> when you first heard that steven spielberg would be making a movie about a place where dinosaurs long it takes before the t-rex comes out. he makes you wait for it. and wait for it. and wait for it. i don't know what a dinosaur really looks like in real life. i think it looks like "jurassic park." >> boy, i hate being right all the time. >> what steven spielberg innately understands is that dinosaurs are awesome. >> it was the same feeling i had as a 7-year-old watching "jaws" for the first time. when you would see these brontosauruses leap up and eat the leaves off the tree. >> we're going to make a fortune with this place. >> that's what spielberg does as a filmmaker. he makes you go -- [ gasps ] >> a lot of the enthusiasm for cgi comes from filmmakers seeing in "jurassic park" what that technology could do for their storytelling. >> "titanic" is a throwback in so many ways to the big blockbusters of the '50s and '60s. not just in its scope and in its scale but also that it was talked about in the way we talked about cleopatra. oh, god, we're putting everything we have into thi

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>> jimmy: maybe it's something to talk to your agent about or steven spielberg or something like thatping a lot of money into the thing i'm not running from. why can't i, why can't they dial this in, too? >> jimmy: i think they can. i think we've solved a lot of problems. i think you can eat a lot of candy now, tomorrow. >> you just cost universal a lot of money. >> jimmy: on parks and recreation, were you encouraged to be pudge ey on that show? >> i was. i remember, in the first couple seasons, just unintentionally, i had gotten a little fat, and i was watching the episodes, i was like, oh, god, chris, you've really let yourself go. and then i was, like, this is some of the funniest stuff you've ever done. and i went to the, our creator, and i said i want to gain like another 30, 40 pounds. and he was like, okay. and so i did. and then it became a challenge. everyone wanted to see how much i could eat. i was, i remember a scene. this is funny. there was a restaurant in parks and rec. called the jurassic fork. >> jimmy: yeah, right, oddly. >> that was where we would go to eat. they ga

award ceremonies he has been thanked more than almost anyone else in movie history ranking after steven spielbergbefore god. that is a quote from the first paragraph of ronan farrow's first report of harvey weinstein in "the new yorker." it came out five days after he delivered the initial reporting on harvey weinstein's sex crimes. all three of those reporters deservedly shared the pulitzer prize and tonight harvey weinstein is in the jail ward in new york city where he is being monitored after complaining of chest pains an high blood pressure after he was apparently shocked by a jury unanimously finding him guilty of sexual assault and rape. he faces a possible five-to-29 years in prison. he will then stand trial in los angeles, where he is facing multiple sexual assault charges yesterday. weinstein's lawyers who visited yesterday said he is somewhat flabbergasted by the verdict. he doesn't know how this happened. hundreds of women, thousands of women know exactly how this happened, because they had similar encounters with harvey weinstein in his over 30 years as a relentless and vicious sexual

ceremonies, he has been thanked more than almost anyone else in movie history, ranking just after steven spielbergaragraph of ronan farrow's first report on october 10th, 2017. the article came out five days after there was the initial reporting on harvey weinstein's sex crimes in the new york timss. all three of those reporters deservedly shared the pulitzer prize for reporting on harvey weinstein. tonight he is in the jail ward of bellevue hospital in new york city where he is being monitored after complaining of chest pains after he was shocked by a jury finding him guilty of sexual assault and third degree rape. when he is sentenced, he faces a possible five to 29 years in prison. he will then stand trial in los angeles where he is facing multiple charges of rape and assault. yesterday one of his lawyers who visited him at the hospital said, quote, he is somewhat flabbergasted by the verdict. he doesn't know how this happened. hundreds of women, probably thousands of women, know exactly how this happened. they had similar encounters with harvey wind stein in his over 30 years as relentless and

>> and then steven spielberg called. >> how do you know me?read the book. >> to this davy never read the book. that's how good an actor i am with directors. >> he didn't want you to have any preconceived notions about how the character should be? >> yeah. >> and he told me the story and it was exciting he said you want to do? it and i said no. and he said why? and i said because i would rather watch this movie than shoot it. because i am an idiot. there is really no other explanation. i am pretty stupid when it comes to certain things. >> he's not going to help me. in a million years the man is not going to help me. >> after turning spielberg down, dreyfuss land and what he thought was the best part ever written for an actor his age, the apprenticeship of duddy kravis. >> he is fighting me for this land. >> the best part ever for an actor your age, what happened when you saw? it. >> you have done your homework, haven't you? i thought i had given the worst performance in the history of celluloid. the ha, ha, no winners. woohoo. >> okay. >> and

seven years later it was used as the basis for the steven spielberg film "lincoln" starring daniel day lewis who received an oscar for his portrayal of lincoln. up next, doris kerns goodwin talking about her bestseller in 2006. >> i've often been asked what surprised me the most about the lincoln who emerged from those years of research, and i think my answer would be his amazing personality. i knew that i respected him as a statesman, i knew that he was a person that i would feel great admiration for, but i had no idea the affection that i would eventually feel for him because he had this extraordinary gift for storytelling and a hilarious sense of humor. in fact, the stories that he liked to tell are not quite what you might expect from our marble monument. my favorite lincoln story had to do with the fact that when he told the story that. ed: than allen, great revolutionary war hero went to britain, and the british people were still upset about losing the war. so they decided to embarrass him a little bit by putting a picture of george washington in the out house where he would have

had originally been written as a movie, forced steven spielberg to direct. you need a large in case they're bleeding. do you know how to start an i.v.? >> actually, no. >> "e.r." is a hospital show, but it's really an action movie. >> three 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. >> that would be the fastest way. 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 in it the whole time. >> come on, ben. hold on, buddy. hold on. >> there was a l

salieron imÁgenes de silvia pinal, lo que hizo la seÑora tan pronto saliÓ a casa >>> la hija de steven spielberg a los estados unidos y ya me entregaron los resultados dos y me siento muy bien. porque bendito sea a dios estoy sana y estoy muy sana y no hay nada mÁs que agregÓ aro. ahora trabajar >>> va a venir a consulta para revisiÓn quÉ cuidados va a llevar >>> no, cuidados, no dietas normales >>> ay! que bueno >>> muy bien >> guapÍsima >>> en las fotos que veo no pienso que tiene un poco de oxÍgeno para ayudarla. la verdad que hay silvia pinal para mucho rato y saliÓ con un poquito de hambre del hospital. >> es buena seÑal >>> no comer mucho pan. >> pero la dieta la tengo que llevar para portarme bien y de paso me voy a dar una buena delgada >>> ¿quÉ vas hacer? >>> comerme un taco de chicharrÓn >>> que no podÍa comer pan >>> buen apetito que la seÑora estÁ muy bien >>> bendiciÓn y tambiÉn compartimos con tristeza esta noticia que desde ayer nos enteramos que la seÑora que es la mamÁ de nuestro compaÑero rodner figueroa falleciÓ >>> con un mensaje superlindo todos sabemos lo que significaba su

fifth indiana jones movie, harrison ford saying that the filming was to start this summer and steven spielbergcer he reportedly wants to hand over the reins to a new generation of filmmaker. it will be the first time in its history that spielberg is not directing. who is taking over multiple reports saying james mangold is in talks to direct. best known for "walk the line" and "logan" and most recently "ford versus ferrari." nominated at the academy awards this year, so indy will be in good hands >>> next up, product placement it's a thing it happens literally in every movie. a lot of times you'll see iphones on screen. it's not just a random thing when movies have characters using apple products according to ryan johnson, who had the murder mystery "knives out" in theaters, says apple is particular about who can use iphones in movies. >> another funny thing, i don't know if i should say this or not. forget it. i'll say it. it's very interesting. apple, they let you use iphones in movies, but -- this is very pivotal if you're watching a mystery movie. bad guys cannot have iphones on camera oh,

director steven spielberg writing kirk retained his movie star charisma right to the end of his wonderfule. douglas' daughter-in-law, catherine zeta-jones, wrote, to my darling kirk, i shall love you for the rest of my life. i miss you already, sleep tight. >> douglas was more than an actor. he was a philanthropist. as a good will ambassador for the state department, he traveled to the middle east, south america and europe and went on to receive the presidential medal of freedom from president jimmy carter. back to you guys. >> joe, thank you. he said when he survived that helicopter crash, he knew he had a purpose. others didn't. he wondered at that age in his 70s, what do i have left to do clearly -- >> a lot of life to live >> that philanthropy wasn't just overseas apparently he was responsible for hundreds of playgrounds, he and his wife built hundreds of playgrounds all over the country. >> wow >> what a legacy we're going to have a lot more on his remarkable life including a special interview he shared with his son michael that happened right here on "today. love when we open the me

steven spielberg back at the helm leads the adventure behind the camera as he since the first "raidersit in the theatre so clearly. the fifth installment is set to release in 2021. >> can't wait. >> so exciting to share that with you guys this morning. >>> finally, in "pup news," the westminster kennel club show set to feature a new breed. there he or she is. the azawakh made its debut at a press conference ahead of the big show. a short-haired breed originally from west africa. it joins the hound group in the competition. six of them will represent, in fact, and if the azawakh looks like it could be a forever friend for your family the breeder wants you to know they are very fast outdoors, yet indoors they make calm, cuddly companions. >> sounds like a perfect mix. >> yeah. >> that is "pup news." >> that is "pup news." >> happy to -- just in, they don't have a shot of me as liza. so moving on. [ applause ] >> may be rolling in by the end of the show. not over yet. great job, lara, with "pup news." now we go over to ginger. >> there's still time for that clip. >>> let's go to montville

. >>> also in the news this morning, box office news to be exact, steven spielberg has decided he will franchise is in good hands. according to "variety" spielberg will still be involved very hands-on as a producer. it was entirely his decision to give up his director's chair. he just wanted to bring a new perspective to the story for a new generation of fans. it will not be the first time mangold has been in this position. he took over the "wolverine" franchise in 2017 with "logan." that earned him an oscar nomination for adapted screenplay, and as you guys know, his most recent film, "ford v. ferrari" earned four oscar noms including best picture. "indiana jones 5" with harrison ford expected to be released july 9, 2021. [ applause ] >> something to look forward to. >>> now, we turn to a flea market flip. a flip of the coin, that is. check this out. a coin bought at a flea market in france for 56 cents -- not a bad deal. it looked really old, the guy said. looked really cool. well, one quick google search later, well, the coin is also very valuable and really rare. he took it to the