parents you know as on steven spielberg's and all those guys. thank you guys writes i know you're outside now. plus i want to. dream where you were going to do waiting outside. your i want to. this is the way we do it in. good. guys says do this like good. so you know. there's a joke in nigeria that if you don't find someone to give money to your family do you offer somebody. you know only what has been producing. wedding ceremony the film's a wildly successful in nigeria. but the movies are not made specifically for the local market they're meant to showcase the nigerian lifestyle and sense of spirit while at the same time telling stories that touch the hearts of people all around the world but we need to start telling universal stories yes or no you would need somebody down if you have to watch your film and understand your plight somebody in japan somebody in china that's storytelling that's the way we used to go because when i was growing up i wanted to be a japanese i wanted to be an american i wanted to be british i think everybody toward

we go in, and we have steven spielberg and rick carter and myself. we go to the entrance, and there is a line. he does not want to go in front of them, so we wait in the line. we are sitting there and people are taking pictures. he's being very gracious. as they keeping coming, i say let's just go in. we go in, and it was -- his eyes were bright and wide. he started texting. instead of texting his mama or friend, he is sending pictures to sally field and daniel day lewis and other celebrities. it was a really wonderful experience. the next slide you will see, an army hospital from the war. he looks at this and at the set, and he says, it is as if i did the movie so that you guys could do this wonderful exhibit. we thought, wow that is pretty cool. the final gallery that you will see in the next slide is kind of a wide angle. what is important about this is that on the left side of the screen, you will see a depiction of where he passed away. at the foot of the bed, has the bloody pillow that he passed away on. again, steven and rick were there. he ha

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

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, at a projected cost of close to $400 million, the museum has had support from the likes of steven spielbergs made up of all kinds of other art forms. and so i think to understand it, you have to approach it in many different ways. so we have theatres where films can be seen in their original format, as they were meant to be seen. we have exhibition spaces on three different floors, and project spaces for new work that actually takes cinema into the future. so the whole thing just flows together. covering six storeys and 300,000 square feet, the building's focal point will be a striking rooftop terrace. the building is still under construction, but the view — definitely ready to go. amazing, we are at the top now, on the dolby terrace, and we are looking out over hollywood. it is opening night, the first guests walk in, they have their experience and they leave — what do you hope they say to each other? the first is, i hope they understand and talk about film history. i feel like it is disappearing a little from our memory. and now is the time to really save it, to save the legacy of film fo

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i was watching steven spielberg's munich, about how the masonic created an assassination team. as these assassins were taking care to assassinate these terrace, they began to feel, what are we doing? , one of the men said we have to prove -- let's hear from cal thomas. guest: he covered a lot of things. i appreciate mentioning my latest book. in these eight empires i looked was inspired by nsa violate critters diplomat. he found a pattern to history. the average age of empires that he studied was 250 years. the look united states will be to under 50 years old. i'm not walking around with a sandwich board saying the end is near. the united states is on the same path. what are the common denominators? one is massive national debt. i mentioned that a few moments ago. no individual can continue to exist in a financially healthy way if they don't control debt. another is uncontrolled immigration. a verynt trump has done good job on that in building the wall and sending some of these criminals back to their home country. joe biden has said he wants to help 11 million people. there is

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i can't wait to talk to barry and then someone told me there is a bio picks in the work that steven spielbergey snyder and ram king, who did the rapsody. >> jimmy: look, i am just saying if you need somebody to play you and robin, i have an idea >> you can't play both of us [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i am just saying -- i work cheap barry, i work cheap by the way. >> jimmy, please send me that picture. please send me that picture. i have a rose gallery and it's got to be up there >> jimmy: without a doubt, i am sending it to you. you know you are hanging on my wall every time i come out before i do a show, you are in my dressing room for when you and robin stop by. >> that's the only signature i screwed up the signature and i thought "it already got sent," you know. i remember, i remember [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, it's my favorite i love it, i look at it every single day let's talk about the new record. i love you doing this. "greenfields." now this is, like, it is a a different move for you yet again, another -- >> i just followed another dream, which was to get the country artist i most admire

harrison ford, that is indiana jones is not a real person, it says here steven spielberg is not directingmes mangold will take the helm on this one, but you'll have to wait it's set for release in july of 2022, hopefully in movie theaters if those are still a thing. fortune and glory, kid fortune and glory. >>> it's a streaming world, after all, and disney is starting to dominate that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. shares of disney broke 13% today for a record high. this after they reported blockbuster numbers for its streaming services the company is planning to release 100 new titles a year for disney+, with "star wars" and "national geographic." >>> one in four americans plan to spend less this holiday season 29% says due to lost wages, 19% due to the pandemic, 17% due to the poor economy >>> wayne gretsky setting a record off the ice he sold his new hockey record. last night it sold for $1.3 million. it's the first hockey card ever to top a million bucks >>> on wall street, the dow up 47, the s&p down 5, and the nasdaq down 28 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of

few strive to be human sometimes even more humane than never all models say that the robot in steven spielberg's ai even wants to build real relationships they are going out. but is david as harmless as he looks. so i think there's going to murder me in my state. in one of the red comedies about i are the robot may not look human but he's a real body. of you ever had a drink you know that you were so sure it was real. in the matrix trilogy i am i control an entire power lol universe one in which people are clearly not welcome. in beings it is. chance or is this planet leave. on this issue. the terminator is sent back from the future to correct the course of history he's a killing machine guided by a i because humans could in danger robots in the future they're deemed expendable. but later it's machines against machines and everything ends in chaos yet in most cinematic confrontations with. if the humans come out on top. that's probably because but now people are still writing scripts. trust me. so are the robots coming to take away our culture reporter scott rocks for is here to talk to me about

historians don't cite that very often and it goes back to the movie itself reminded me of what steven spielberg said when he gave his november 19th address, spielberg did at the national cemetery in which he made an obvious, but important point. what he does is quite different than what we do with historians and we have different purposes and connect with our audiences in different ways and that visceral linkage and that connection is so vital and that's why it is always so reaffirming in the spring to be driving around the battlefield and seriously, there's just -- wherever you turn there's another school bus ask even if those kids aren't paying the best attention to the guy, and when i see them climbing all over those rocks hoping to god that they don't fall or break an arm and a leg, as they're doing that stuff i'm thinking, you know what? they'll never forget that. hopefully one day, hopefully sooner rather than later, they'll pick up a book and they'll read or think more seriously about the civil war? >> i absolutely agree. and barb sanders who is the education specialist will often tell o

susan: there is a movie in 2002 that steven spielberg directed called" minority report," and it earnscitations in your book. i wanted to show people the trailer for that and we have about less than 10 minutes left. to sum this all up about the inflection point society is at. [video clip] ♪ >> what is coming? >> double homicide, killer is male, white, mid 40's. >> i am placing you under arrest for the future murder of sarah marx. >> the future can be seen. >> all we have to run on are the images they produce. >> we see what they see. >> there is nothing wrong with the system, it is perfect. >> murder can be stopped. >> tell me exactly what it is you are looking for. >> do we get any false positive? >> we are arresting individuals that have broken no law. >> but they will. >> the government can't be wrong. susan: how far from reality is that 2002 science fiction movie? sarah: we are kind of far from that. the reason it comes up so much in the book is not really because i'm trying to analogize predictive policing to minority report, but because it is the public presumption of what is goi

she's going to be in "west side story" with steven spielberg. i was the bossy mom on camera.s perfect. >> and speaking of pros, christmas 16 days away, we know you both are staying at home for the holiday but hear there is a special dessert each of you love to bake. can you share that with us? >> or an that, what's yours? >> oreo ball, just classic christmas sweet, it's great. >> simple. simple. kerry, how about you? >> simple. my mom actually makes a jamaican black cake which is just like soaked in rum. like the kids can't eat it. it's so filled with liquor and so i like to make that with her which is amazing. >> and you know what, this -- coming off this film i have such an appreciation for what parents go through. obviously i am a parent but playing a mom who is really struggling with her child's identity and playing a mom who is really forced to have a more open mind and love her child unconditionally, it just has put me in such a warm gooey place with my own mom as well so it's a special time. >> beautifully said, kerry. beautifully said and beautifully done and if you w

. >> well, steven spielberg on board to produce will get his wish.> also this morning, rupaul making history. the host of "rupaul's drag race" has just been informed he has the guinness world record for the most consecutive emmy wins. his reaction -- >> so, ma, look at me. there's my picture in everything and here's the certificate they gave me. this is a real honor. thank you so much and i got to tell you, it's a real joy hosting "rupaul's drag race" and being a part of something that people get so much joy from. >> and that joyful show is making history alongside its record-setting host. ahead of its 13th season announcing their first transgender contestant competing with 13 other queens for the title of america's next drag superstar. season 13 of this great show "rupaul's drag race" set to kick off on vh1 january 1st. >>> finally as school winds down for the holidays, students around the country have started a really touching new tiktok trend, surprising professors with kind messages. they start with their cameras off and turn them all on at the s

i was watching steven spielberg's munich, about how the masonic created an assassination team.s these assassins were taking care to assassinate these terrace, they began to feel, what are we doing? , one of the men said we have to prove -- let's hear from cal thomas. guest: he covered a lot of things. i appreciate mentioning my latest book. in these eight empires i looked was inspired by nsa violate critters diplomat. he found a pattern to history. the average age of empires that he studied was 250 years. the look united states will be to under 50 years old. i'm not walking around with a sandwich board saying the end is near. the united states is on the same path. what are the common denominators? one is massive national debt. i mentioned that a few moments ago. no individual can continue to exist in a financially healthy way if they don't control debt. another is uncontrolled immigration. a verynt trump has done good job on that in building the wall and sending some of these criminals back to their home country. joe biden has said he wants to help 11 million people. there is t