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his victims included director steven spielberg, the actor kevin bacon, and ordinary investors.ondent. reporter: bernie made off was very successful because he enjoyed a reputation for decades as being the self-made billionaire. ultimately, even though his investment firm was investigated several times by regulators here in the u.s., ultimately, what brought it all crumbling down was the financial crisis in 2008 when it became clear he was not able to pay the investors the money they were owed, it all came crashing down. $65 million is what is estimated to be the amount he actually defrauded some 37,000 people. [shouting] ♪ katty: it is 100 days until the opening of the olympic games in tokyo. the torch relay is already underway, and athletes all over the world are back in training. but in the host country, support for the games is surprisingly low. apathy you will -- apathy fueled by the pandemic. let's check in with our correspondent these people marching through the streets are not celebrating the coming olympics, demanding that it be stopped. with infections surging across j

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important to note that, look, some people that were defrauded incde hollywood a listers like steven spielberg author ellie was out -- allelie weisel. but it was pensioners and others who really felt the weight of his trail. ♪ anchor: this is "outside source," live from our bbc newsroom. our lead story is coming u.s. president joe biden has formally announced the withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan on september 11 of this year. ♪ last week, the european medicines regulator, the ema, announced a possible link between the astrazeneca jab and rare blood clots but said the risk of dying from the virus was much greater. today, denmark can the first country in europe to stop using the vaccine entirely. let's look together at the statement from the danish health authority. they said, we have decided to continue the vaccination against covid-19 without the vaccine from astrazeneca. it did not rule of using the astrazeneca vaccine again at another te. denmark was the first of several eu countries to postpone use of the astrazeneca vaccine last month. most eu countries have no resumed vaccination

time of the morning. >>> a lot to start on this monday morning i think it is fitting that maybe steven spielbergerg's re-imagining of the classic musical. it aired during the oscars last night, which is only fitting because the 18961 version received, count them, ten academy awards the new iteration stars ansell elgort as tony, and is sure to have you asking are you a shark or a jet ♪ som ♪ somewhere a place for us ♪ ♪ somewhere a place for us ♪ ♪ ♪ somewhere ♪ >> i mean, when it's good, it's good. >> good. >> it's great. >> that's the feeling we wanted, right? we've been waiting to feel like that. >> got to go to the movies to see that. >> and rita moreno, come on. >> she's in the remake of course she was in the 1962. she won the oscar for her role as anita in the original film. this time around she's an executive producer and she's playing a new character, valentina, which is reported to take the place of the doc. steven spielberg's "west side story" hitting theaters december 10th >>> next up is tiger woods the golf legend is on the road to recovery from the serious accident he had and suffere

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individuals and institutions nearly $65000000000.00 from celebrities like hollywood director steven spielberg to charities like the foundation started by nobel prize winner ellie b. cell which lost $15000000.00 and there was a human cost as well made our oldest son mark took his own life on the 2 year anniversary of his father's arrest it took advantage of seniors that he should never of god and if his old family property from what he did resident peace. didn't do the right thing heard a lot of people made off had requested release from prison for medical reasons but was refused bernie madoff leaves behind no fortune 170000000000 dollars in assets seized by the government there's only his wife ruth and what he described at sentencing as a legacy of shame his name is now synonymous with wall street for you kristen salumi al-jazeera new york. a reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president joe biden says the american withdrawal from afghanistan will be complete ahead of the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks and a speech at the white house c.n.n. now instead all sri 1

investors but also some very high profile ones hollywood stars famous hollywood director in steven spielberg but also many from the jewish community who were large on him particularly one notable case was any of these children a holocaust survivor a nobel prize winner who who is fleeced by madoff i think the lesson that many of them should take from this case if this if it investment looks too good to be true it probably isn't true that's the aphorism it's often used in financial markets what is in place now to prevent this happening again. what regulation should catch this regulators expect books to shoot identify whether there is sufficient separation between the individual's own accounts and the proper accounts but clearly what bernie madoff was able to do was to hoodwink the regulators by not showing them the right books or disguising the way he was recording things regulators have got smarter but it's a it's a kind of arms race the regulator identifies things that were not done properly in the past and asked for changes then the innovators in particular fear of criminal intent find new

and when steven spielberg was doing lincoln, they did it at the state capitol and tried to make it look like what the capitol would've looked like in washington when they were talking about the thirteenth amendment. they made one mistake. they left a bust of woodrow wilson up. [ laughter ] and he hadn't been alive then. but otherwise it was pretty accurate. when you're an actor, you talk to people, like you play the national security adviser, chief of staff. >> that's right. >> have you talked to somebody like mack or other people that played those roles? >> mack was very kind, and he lent me, it was about an hour of his time. it was a pretty significant conversation. i was hoping not to be obnoxious. i just had all these questions. it's a pretty big task to play a role like this in. talking about being accurate and getting it right, i just felt, number one, i felt very excited about it. it's a fascinating world. it's basically carving out our times. we're building future -- the history+++i make sure that comedy comes from the fact that it's exactly factual. so, we actually some of the

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we have honored people like steven spielberg and tom hanks who have done hollywood versions of history that help people really learn history who might not be might not sit down and read a book lin manuel miranda another one of our honorees, it gets people into the tent to pay attention and you hope that they will dig more deeply so this is a hollywood version octavia spencer embodies madam walker and her courage and tenacity and shows how to build a business, but it's not a history lesson fair enough and i think lynn manuel's great quote from that evening was that he shot the burst or sir. he was never going to give up that rhyme even though it was completely historically and accurate. so sometimes you go with the don't let a good story getting away. so the first question which i think has come through several times. did she really steal the formula? oh god, so, you know. for central medical textbooks and pharmacists. it was really very simple at a time. when most people didn't have indoor plumbing. people didn't wash their hair very often. they had really bad dandruff and i won't go i

. >> i know it's very important to have people -- steven spielberg was doing lincoln, they actually shotenrichment as well, and they did it to at the state capital and they try to make it look like with the capitol would've looked like in washington at the time when they were talking about the 13th amendment. they made one mistake, they left a bust of woodrow wilson up and he hadn't been alive then. but anyways, it was pretty accurate aside from that. so when you are an actor, to talk to people -- you play the national security adviser, chief of staff. have you talk to somebody like black or other people that play those roles? >> mac was very kind and he -- was about an hour of his time. it was a pretty significant conversation. i was hoping not to be obnoxious, he just had all these questions and it's a pretty big task to play a role like this a little talk about beating accurate and getting a right. i just felt number, one i felt very excited about. it's a fascinating world and%;bc it's basically carving out our times and we're building a future. the history constantly and obviously, f

joni mitchell, the eagles, movies, jane fonda, directors like steven spielberg, and tv, carroll o'connornd mary tyler moore. the literary world of paris in the '20s or the art world in new york in the '50s. at a deeper level where it really has resonance, this was the moment when the '60s critique of american life was happen entered into american culture. ideas like more suspicion of authorities. changing between men and women. more autonomy for women. this was the moment when those ideas took root. and they took root in popular culture even as richard nixon was winning two elections. that's the real parallel to today. trump showed that there is a big constituency that can be mobilized against the way younger generations, particularly the increased diversity of generations is manager. i think my story from the early '70s tells us, while you can fight a delaying action this many politics, the future always gets the last word. and culture is often ahead of politics. >> great reading and great coffee table book. it's great. thank you. and climbing tim best seller list. we're happy about tha

you know, you had steven spielberg's charity losing money. disaster when he was arrested for securities fraud in march of 2008 and sentenced to 150 years in prison the following year. madoff had been diagnosed with end-stage liver disease and died in federal prison in north carolina. he was 82 years old. he had actually asked to to be released so he could die at home. let us bring in larry kudlow or host of "kudlow." larry, you know what? here's what really just steamed me so much, is that he had this reputation so much so that how could bernie madoff, he sits on the board of the -- whoa, he ran finra, etc., etc., and people just refused to see what was in front of them, and that was the ultimate con. >> yeah. of well, you're right, lizzie. look, i don't dance on greys, but i do not -- graves, but i do not lament his passing. as you described, he caused a lot of people a lot of trouble. a lot of bad consequences. not only wealthy people. a lot of non-wealthy people who were recipients of various charities who were invested with madoff. you kn

i just hope they're really nice i grew up he tk mount steven spielberg package with drew barrymore.a freaking me out. looks like there might be someone out there. >> absolutely. i was actually laughing because elon musk was asked about this back in february. these that i think i would know if there were aliens. but with all due respect. >> isn't elon an alien? >> maybe he's trying to throw us off. back is trying to hide it. the show and vaccination parks go to national parks go to carlsbad canyon national park next week were taken little detail to roswell. i'm doing a ufo to her. >> take me with you. >> come on anyone who succumb as well compared loss report back up we see any aliens or ufos. >> definitely will break it right here on fox. >> what is that sean? >> that set apart now is it? they made a part? >> note roswell but carl's bad caverns is. not yet i might make it one if i have the authority. [laughter] archives and force of the epic cap the conversation their bread aliens all day long. anyone who wants have a conversation about ufos i am always available. right up next a re

to their rightful place in history, especially as the author is working on a screenplay with steven spielbergctor of "schindler's list." ♪ judy: president biden reached out to an elbow bomb to with former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords at the rose garden today. a moment to push a curve to gun violence. giffords was shot in the head outside of tucson, and 18 others were also shot, six died. giffords has become a fierce advocate for and being gun violence, and is on her own quest to rewire her brain. jeffrey brown shows how her great brings joy as music and science open new doors. it is a part of our art and culture series, canvas. ♪ jeffrey: a recent lesson on the french horn. it is known as a difficult instrument to play and master, and for this amateur musician, it represents a kind of miracle. sen. giffords: applause, applause. jeffrey: when did you start playing the french horn? sen. giffords: i was 13. jeffrey: why did you choose the french horn? sen. giffords: it is so difficult. i love the challenge, the music filled me up in side. jeffrey: 10 years ago, gabby giffords was shot at

conditions off 10's of thousands of clients across the world for decades, including film director steven spielberg in march 2000, 9 madoff pleaded guilty to securities fraud and other charges. he was sentenced to the maximum of 150 years in prison. a former bachelor on the tv show. the bachelor is coming out. colton underwood is a former nfl player who competed on the bachelor et before becoming the bachelor himself in twenty-nineteen today. he revealed he's. underwood said he spent a lot of 2020 struggling with his identity and hit a lower. he even struggled with thoughts of self-harm. but he says he's now the happiest and healthiest he's ever been. he's also starring in a new reality show for netflix to document his decision to come out. mcdonald's says that it is going to require its employees across the world to be trained in how to handle harassment in its restaurants. >> that's about 2 million workers at 39,000 locations and this follows the fact that at least 50 workers have file charges against the company alleging physical and verbal harassment. that training is going to begin in january.

." >> jimmy: steven spielberg, give me some money. >> steve: ka-ching you need some walking around moneyince "e.t.? >> steve: what has done that is great? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: guys, you know we're always striving to get better here at "the tonight show. harder ♪ better ♪ faster ♪ stronger [ laughter ] >> steve: how's your back? >> jimmy: i hurt my back [ laughter ] so before every show, we put out a suggestion box for the audience just to get some feedback about what you guys think of the show, things you'd like the see us do, that kind of stuff. so tonight, let's look a inside the "audience suggestion box" please ♪ >> jimmy: these suggestions came from our audience -- >> steve: oh, my gosh from the audience >> jimmy: -- that are here tonight. >> steve: fantastic. >> jimmy: yes. so this first one from mary kirby mary kirby [ laughter ] >> steve: i'm here >> jimmy: oh, hey mary >> steve: how's your back? >> jimmy: it just got better are you wearing a microphone, mary >> steve: yeah, i am [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "jimmy, as i'm sure you already know, today is national kindergarten day. >>

among the people he defrauded were steven spielberg and kevin bacon, which i think technically qualifies] he swindled a lot of people, including a lot of famous people. basically, if you're ever watching a netflix movie and a very well-respected actor has a three-line role in it? that's because bernie madoff took all his money. [ laughter ] earlier tonight cnbc ran an hour-long documentary about him. you know you're a piece of garbage when a documentary about how awful you are is all ready to go the minute you die. [ laughter ] i didn't know this until today, bernie's scheme actually started in the '70s. he defrauded people for 40 years until he was finally turned in by his two sons. are you listening, donald trump? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] just something to file away. all right. we have to take a break. when we come back, we have something special planned. our pal yehya is here. if you know yehya, you know that fun is about -- where's -- there's yehya. [ cheers and applause ] yehya is making his final appearance on the show. but before he goes, we'll play tv's most confusing

i am really excited for steven spielberg's westside story. that was delayed.ming out around this christmas. >> i didn't have a particular movie in mind. now i do. the new westside -- at this point, i would go watch a bad movie. just to be in the theater with a bag of popcorn, feeling normal again -- >> any any any >> i would rather watch a good movie, spencer, then a bad movie. there is something magical about being in there are reactions you get. we will get there. >> i am with spencer on this. i am so desperate for the popcorn. >>> now to a story all over social media. it touches a little close to home here as news reporters. a reporter in moscow, russia, was beginning her live report on the nice weather, and you've got to see this, a golden retriever jumped up, snatched her microphone, and took off. the crew chased down the dog, and the reporter continued to report uninterrupted. you can see the anchor is like, what is happening? >> in all these years, i have not seen that before. >> spencer, you are on remote a lot. >> i have not had that happen. i have ha

. >> reporter: for madoff clients around the world including celebrities like steven spielberg, kevinrs like bet greenfield who lost everything >> i kept saying this can't be, this just is not happening >> reporter: madoff confessed he hadn't made a single trade in years. critics like an investigator earned the ultimate i told you so >> i delivered the largest ponzi scheme in history to them and somehow they couldn't be bothered to conduct a thorough and proper investigation >> reporter: the stain of the madoff scandal forced a total makeover over at the sec >> i think there's a need for a refocus here on investor protection >> reporter: but the impact went much further bernie madoff may have done more to teardown investor confidence than any individual in history in 2009 he pleaded guilty to 11 criminal counts and received the maximum sentence, 150 years. in court he insisted it was all his idea his family, he claimed, knew nothing. how could they not know? ruth madoff was bernie's high school sweetheart. for a brief time she kept the books. >> did you see nothing, ruth >> nothing ab

their rightful place in history, especially as the author is now working on a screenplay for steven spielberg, oscar-winning director of that legendary holocaust movie "schindler's list." for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant. >> woodruff: president biden reached out and fist-bumped former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords at the white house rose garden event to curb firearm violence which we reported on earlier in the program. in 2011, giffords was shot in the head outside of tucson. eighteen others were also shot. six died. in the years since, giffords has become known as a fierce advocate to end gun violence, and for her own quest to build a very rich life and rewire her brain in spite of the traumatic brain injuries she suffered. the newshour was invited to see a day in her life in a story that connects science and music with pure grit and joy. jeffrey brown reports for our arts and culture series, canvas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brown: a recent lesson on the french horn. it's known as a difficult instrument to play and master, and for this amateur musician, it represents a kind of miracle.

i couldn't do stand up but always -- i broke into pinewood studios when i was 15 and steven spielberg a sense of it. so, i wrote with two other writers. and this has obviously got a powerful thing cause, like, the message was from the 1930s and then you have this thing, particularly brexit. you've got trump trump did the same kind of thing. you've got the alternative to deutschland in germany, and marine lepen all this right wing thinking around the world which is like going back to the 1930s, as we're trying to drag the world to the 2030s and say, "let's move forward." some people are like, "no, let's go back. let's have another go at the 1930s. how did it turn out last time? [ light laughter ] and our film is hopefully got a message in there that is, you know, if you do not learn from history, you're doomed to repeat it and, um, now more than ever, it's just resonating and our film sits there, right on the eve of world war ii these girls that fight for hearts and minds >> seth: well, congratulations on the film. congratulations again, 32 marathons, 31 days. a third of a million poun

individuals and institutions nearly $65000000000.00 from celebrities like hollywood director steven spielberg to charities like the foundation started by nobel prize winner ellie b. cell which lost $15000000.00 and there was a human cost as well made off the oldest son mark took his own life on the 2 year anniversary of his father's arrest he took advantage of seniors that he should never of god and if his old family property from what he did resident peace. didn't do the right thing. a lot of people made off had requested release from prison for medical reasons but was refused bernie madoff leaves behind no fortune 170000000000 dollars in assets seized by the government there's only his wife ruth and what he described at sentencing as a legacy of shame his name now synonymous with wall street. kristen salumi al-jazeera new york. still ahead in this news hour coming back to life after kovi crowds returned to the streets of the occupied east jerusalem on the 1st night of ramadan and then sports we're going to have the latest from tokyo as the city marks the $100.00 day countdown to the start o

that comes with steven spielberg's "amistad" featuring morgan freeman, matthew mccocon mcconaughey.t breaks knew ground. i wish i was capable of showing you that sequence from the middle passage. it's disturbing and heartbreaking and gives you an idea of what the conditions you read about in textbooks might have looked like. it's not a perfect representation, no film is, but it gives you a pretty good place to start. and i do hope we can address the inclusion of africans themselves in the prom ligation of a slave trade during the q&a if that comes up. but after the popularity of "amistad" and the unappreciated release of "the journey of august king" southern slavery is going to disappear from hollywood studios for more than a decade. when it reappears in 2012 it comes in the form of films with large budgets and unconventional plot, "abraham lincoln vampire hunter" and "jango unchanged". the first, president lincoln wages a super natural war against the confederacy of slave devouring vampires. there's a metaphor there, it gets lost. jango unchained which came out that year represents

really when we get into this reconsideration phase with slavery on film and that comes with steven spielberg's amistad. this is a star-studded courtroom drama. it features morgan freeman anthony hopkins matthew mcconaughey, and it breaks new ground by showing the horrid conditions of the middle passage and the roles played by african stem cells in the slave trade. i wish i was technologically cap. look showing you that sequence from the middle passage. it's disturbing and it's heartbreaking and it really sort of gives you an idea of what the conditions you read about in textbooks might have looked like it's not a perfect representation. no film is but it gives you a pretty good place to start and i do hope we can address. the inclusion of africans themselves in the promulgation of the slave trade during the q&a if that comes up but through the popularity amistad and this sort of unappreciated release of the journey of august king southern slavery is going to disappear from hollywood studios for more than a decade and when it reappears in 2012, it comes in the form of two films with very large

clients they included kevin bacon, mets majority owner fred willpon, the charitable foundations of steven spielberg0 people in 136 countries for more than 40 years he faked statements and trade confirmations leading customers to believe they had more than $65 billion all told in their accounts. now, a court-appointed trustee irving packard managed to recover some $14 billion for clients but that's about it. look the fraud unraveled when markets collapse in december 2008. he pleaded guilty in march 2009 to fraud and money laundering. he had served 10 years of 150 year prison sentence and was being held at a federal medical center in butner, north carolina his attorney said he was being treated for terminal kidney failure, and i just want to say, as i send it back to you, his attorney had asked that he get a compassionate release and be allowed to go home. the court said no. back to you. neil: yeah, i remember that. no, no, you're staying right where you are, gerri thank you very very much as we ponder the life and significance of bernie madoff, it's important to say how could he have duped all those

tuning in at its height one point, the cast talked about how the show's executive producer, steven spielbergut it, the shows that we were being compared to, you guys remember, we'd get these ratings and they'd send them to us, and they'd say you've tied with "charlie's angels. remember that? oh, you tied "charlie's angels." the truth is, the shows we were tying is when they were three networks, and there were 100 some channels by the time we got on the air it was different it was a real sort of appointment television we were -- >> what, what? we were what, george >> is that a george prank? >> it froze. >> yeah. >> i don't think that's the soundbite they had planned >> they got a cell phone maybe with so much success, they got something else check it out. >>> next up, rita moreno, the west side story actress is the subject of a new documentary it's called "rita moreno: just a gifr girl who decided to go for it. features lin-manuel miranda and gloria estefan what she encountered professionally and personally in hollywood. >> there are wounds that simply don't heal well. >> she made herself int

. >>> coming up in the third hour, did you know steven spielberg's son is making his own mark in hollywoodeith, anyway. >>> dylan, a check of the weather? >> today is all about philadelphia i need some help doing the forecast today we want to bring in beloved meteorologist for our station in philly, nbc 10 we have glenn "hurricane" schwarz. i've always known you as glenn "hurricane" schwarz. i grew up in new jersey and could see you from there chaser for the weather channel. that was back in the '80s. they had never gone where does hurricane come from where does hurricane come from >> dylan, i was the first storm chaser for the weather channel that was back in the '80s. they had never gone outside to shoot the weather, and i talked them into letting me borrow the car and a photographer drive down to the coast and get blown around in a hurricane. few years later, showed it on tv, and the anchorman just started calling me that. the nickname stuck. >> it stuck ever since we're not talking hurricanes, but you have the forecast for us today. >> no, it's a little chilly for hurricanes it is in t

in a nutshell steven spielberg does not make movies about julia, tyler, louise adams, she remains 150 as someone who is symbolically divisive perhaps to some people she's a heroine to many people she is a victim. but she is a surprisingly contemporary thinker as well. >> i like her because she is so complex. i say i like her. i go through elizabeth they get to mary todd. >> who was she? >> she was her dressmaker, her companion. and did not live at the white house but spent a good deal of time there >> and an african american? >> yes, formerly enslaved, purchase her own freedom and she was interviewed along with three or four other women to become the first ladies. her seamstress. she made the most beautiful dresses for her. >> what do you learn about her through elizabeth his eyes? >> i don't know if you call it her narrative or her book behind the scenes it gives you a very concrete sketch of the relationship she had with her for four years and just reading what elizabeth kelsey gives you an idea of how complex, how hurt and victimized she was. >> it's the most empathetic portrait we