steven spielberg's anblin productions signed a multi-year deal with netflix to do a few movies a yearcs we have in hollywood right now. spielberg a couple years ago had what i like to call a kerfuffle with netflix in that he is a big proponent of the theatrical experience and obviously netflix is watch at home whenever you really want. spielberg wants you to go to the movies, soo at the on the big screen. he's been critical of streaming in the past but has been clear saying it doesn't matter if you watch on big or small screens movies are movies. >> he may have been opposed to it a few years ago but it's past the point where you can actually fight it now. frank, i think a lot of people like to discuss what the best steven spielberg movies are but there's so many and so good. i think the more interesting discussion and more fun one on social media is what's the worst steven spielberg movie. >> so the worst steven spielberg movie in my opinion -- my favorite movie of all time is "raiders of the lost arc" which is also his best movie. his worst movie is "indiana jones and the kingdom of

today it announced a multiyear gil diehl with director steven spielberg and his production company. he will produce several new films for netflix. the company announced it's launching on online store to sell merchandise, collectables, based on popular tv and movie shows. >>> hundreds of flights canceled and more to come. american airlines scrubs 123 flights saturday, 178 on sunday and 97 today. the airline wants to cancel 50 to 80 flights a day through july. the reason? significant staffing and maintenance issues. the airline says it has a shortage of labor as more people return to flying. it's attempting to notify customers far in advance and the airline is letting customers rebook an alternative flight through its app. >>> nbc bay area responds to a peninsula family's lengthy ordeal with an airline. >> they were charged for fees they didn't book, so they turned to chris chmura. >> they held onto $3,000. how long would you fight it? >> two weeks. >> bruce in millbrae fought this for a year. they booked a family trip to new york on united in january of 2020. he booked three tickets,

heading towards january lows as a crackdown in china hurts the market and spoiler alert, did steven spielberg deliver a major plot twist for the streaming space? what his new deal could mean in the race for original content. we start with a major rebound on wall street. the s&p rising nearly a percent and a half the dow notchings it best gain since march as markets try to recover from last week's losses as fed chair jay powell is ready to appear before the house tomorrow details from the testimony released in the last half-hour hi, ylan >> jay powell characterized the increase in inflation as notable but emphasized it appears to be transitory those comments are from the written testimony before the house coronavirus committee and said the jump in inflation was due to base effects, past increases in oil prices, a rebound in consumer spending and supply chain bottlenecks and made no mention of when the fed may hike rates, but he repeated the fed's commitment to supporting the economy until the recovery is complete he also warned about the slowing pace of vaccinations and pointed to new strains

in 2019, steven spielberg made headlines for proposing that streaming movies be prevented from winning oscars. he clarified he just wanted to protect movie theaters it's worth noting that amblin and netflix have worked together in recent years. netflix released "the trial of the chicago seven" and agreed to acquire another film currently in preproduction this could be a huge win for netflix was amblin, steven spielberg are the big names that can draw new subscribers to the platform it's unclear how much netflix is paying for that, though, because of the terms of the deal have not been disclosed >> julia, thank you for that keeping an eye on shares of netflix. >>> another news alert leslie picker on activision blizzard >> the proposal is one we've been keeping a close eye on since the company delayed its results for the vote on its pay packages we just got those results moments ago and shareholders did indeed vote in favor of the pay packages, including that of ceo bobby kotick which amounted to about $155 million the company saying in a statement that they are pleased that based on sha

netflix has struck a major deal with the production company owned by legendary filmmaker steven spielbergal, spielberg's company and it will produce several feature films a year for the streaming giant. the partnership comes as netflix faces increasing competition from other streaming platforms like disney plus and hbo. max the deal doesn't specifically include any movies to be directed by spielberg himself. amblin has helped provide or produce a wide variety of films he hasn't directed, including the oscar winning picture green book. well facebook is expanding its offerings and today launched podcasts and live audio streams on its site. the new service allows public figures with verified accounts to start audio rooms and invite others to speak. a handful of podcasts will also be available to users in the us with plans to add more down the line. there are concerns the new service might be used for as an outlet for race. some misinformation and extremist material. facebook stressed that anyone can report offending material and that its rules for social media posts also apply to its new aud

netflix assigned director steven spielberg -- has assigned director steven spielberg to a multi-yearmpany and partners build on existing relationship. the to have teamed up before, last on the trial of the chicago seven and another in preproduction. the marvel series, loki, help downloads of the disney out rise 9% last week according to bloomberg analysts. the series the latest for the superhero brand. according to the ceo, loki was the most watch on disney plus during its opening week. a member club for creative industry executives is poised for an ipo in york. the organization owns 28 soho house clubs and nine spaces and a retailer. mcr, which has not turned a profit, warns of its indebtedness and says it parent -- plans to pay down $800 million of debt using the ipo proceeds. haidi: we are watching the chinese crypto regulatory oversight role we have seen in the downfall or downturn when it comes to bitcoin prices. these are some names we are watching. waiji soft and brilliance technology, some names that could move after china summoned officials from its biggest banks to a meetin

one of the 3 know in between when steven spielberg recreated the world war 2 d de landings in saving private ryan, he made it as visceral and violent as anything in the or 100 spielberg wanted to try to put the viewer exactly in the position of one of the infantry soldiers, you know, who had bought his body was essentially, you know, a target the viewer can feel the fear, the, the excitement, the pressure, the terror, the nervousness, everything. there is no other way that an audience would get that much of a strong impression. of exactly what it was like to be in that battle. the it's very uncomfortable for the viewer confidence who said at the same time, in an almost perverse way. it's fascinating because it's like going on a ghost, right? i guess we experience something that we're not really experienced during the ghost, right? we know the monsters aren't real. and then the movie, you know, the wars and real. this is a supreme moment of invasion in the end war cinema remains, entertainment or cinema is never war. our movie memories of battle become more visceral and more violent.

steven spielberg decided to sign a deal with netflix.s mean he is done directing major-league movies? >> he was still direct but the deal doesn't include any movies directed by steven spielberg, he has west side story coming out on the big screen this year so this deal is interesting, we have ample and partners whose home will stay at comcast, multiple movies streaming on netflix, the co-ceo is chasing steven spielberg, it is a fierce competition for talent, $10 billion for the mgm studios. stuart: spielberg has west side story coming out. >> on the big screen. with extreme on netflix? not part of the deal from how i read it but steven spielberg is double dipping, universal, comcast for a few movies a year. it doesn't have to be directed by him, helps direct. stuart: that is a plus for netflix. that man is the star director. what is disney doing? gaining fraction in the videogame market. >> using disney characters cross the x box universe. stuart: snow white the videogame. >> pirates of the caribbean, guardians of the alex, avatar, have

when steven spielberg recreated the world war 2 d de landings in saving private ryan. he made it as visceral and violent as anything in the 100 spielberg wanted to try to put the viewer exactly in the position of one of the infantry soldiers who had by his body was essentially, you know, a target. the viewer can feel the fear, the, the excitement, the pressure, the terror, the nervousness, everything. there is no other way that an audience would get that much of a strong impression of exactly what it was like to be in that battle. it's very uncomfortable for the viewer confidence who said at the same time in an almost perverse way. it's fascinating and it is because it's like going on a ghost. right. and we experience something that we're not really experienced during the ghost, right? we know the masters aren't real and then the movie, you know, the wars and real. this is the supreme moment of invasion. in the end war cinema remains, entertainment or cinema is never war. our movie, memories of battle become more visceral and more violent, but we're still a long way fr

one of the 3 know in between when steven spielberg recreated the world war 2 d. t a landings in saving private ryan. he made it as visceral and violent as anything in the or hunter spielberg wanted to try to put the viewer exactly in the position of one of the infantry soldiers who had by his body was essentially, you know, a target. the viewer can feel the fear, the, the excitement, the pressure, the terror, the nervousness, everything. there is no other way that an audience would get that much of a strong impression of exactly what it would like to be in that battle. the, it's very uncomfortable for the viewer on students who said at the same time id in an almost perverse way. it's fascinating and maybe because it's like going on a ghost. right. and we experience something that we're not really experienced during the ghost, right? we know the masters are real and in the movie, you know the wars in real aces. this is the supreme moment of invasion. in the end war cinema remains. entertainment for cinema is never war. are movie, memories of battle become more vis

one of the 3 know in between when steven spielberg recreated the world war 2 d de landings in saving private ryan, he made it as visceral and violent as anything in fear. hunter spielberg wanted to try to put the viewer exactly in the position of one of the infantry soldiers, you know, who had bought his body was essentially, you know, a target the viewer can feel the fear, the, the excitement, the pressure, the terror, the nervousness, everything there is no other way that an audience would get that much of a strong impression of exactly what it was like to be in that battle. the it's very uncomfortable for the viewer. i'm sitting at the same time id in an almost perverse way. it's fascinating and it is because it's like going on a ghost, right? i guess that we experience something that we're not really experienced during the ghost, right? we know the masters are real and then the movie, you know, the wars and real. this is a supreme moment of invasion in the end war cinema remains, entertainment, war cinema is never war. our movie memories of battle have become more visceral and mo

jj abrams and katie mcgrath have given about $65,000 as has steven spielberg. a highly anticipated and somewhat delayed report on ufos might be released by top intelligence and military officials. it was commissioned in the december covid-19 relief package. the report is expected to add more details on the sightings of unidentified flying objects in american skies. it was originally scheduled to be released at the beginning of the month. >>> firefighters in big sur are working to slow a wildfire before temperatures start to heat up this weekend. the past few days mild weather has given them the ummer hand to help control the willow fire. it's now about 25% contained. so far it's burned nearly 3,000 acres. and that is something that is on our mind hopefully 365 days a year. kari, how's the fire danger this weekend? >> it's still going to be fairly high due to the dry vegetation. we are the week now before the fourth of july and there may be people still lighting those illegal fireworks. we cannot stress enough, do not light anything at this point. c even though

and you know, some other may be carl icons, militia and, and steven spielberg militia will meet on hampton beach and noah. and i'll re engage and do battle with each other with slang shots, arrows and copyright law, saying, i own the rights to this battle. no, i own the rights of this battle. i just sold h b o. i'm making a miniseries on the star. so be like, disney meets patton. right. so it's can be walt disney maids, colicky la in the hamptons this summer, coming soon to h. b out. right? well, that sounds like a good series, of course, there was a series called the and which is based out and in montauk. so as you see there all i've working class out there, they were as and now you're seeing conflict. if you go on the facebook pages of them on top pages, they're like these hamptons, dudes better stay out. but they're, you know, there's just too many elite and the exclusive entry into the exclusive schools. you saw that with the whole, you know, parents, bribing officials to get into schools thing. now you're seeing it with these elite venues like the surf lodge where the likes to just be

steven spielberg's movie on lincoln treats the congress' passage in the house of representatives the final vote to get the amendment through the house. that's the end but that could only be the end if there were enough states that had abolished slavery and were willing to pass that amendment and that took several years of work. it was the combination of a larger antislavery project grounded in the constitutional premise the federal government didn't have the power to abolish in the state. so the irony is that in order to get slavery abolished nationwide and ratified you had to get the states to abolish slavery so that they were willing to ratify. so, you go from the emancipation proclamation to open the union army to black troops and start putting pressure on individual states to get the slavery abolished and they start to do that in 1864 and between january of 1864 and january of 1865, six states or proto- states if you will abolish slavery and that does shift the balance of power between the slaves and slave and free states. it's inconceivable that an amendment would have been pass

if you're a fan of steven spielberg, you're in luck.r to have him make movies for the platform. the streaming giant is facing increasingly stiff competition from rivals like disney plus. as economies in the west re—open, international companies are now looking once again at the cost of living in major cities to plan the distribution of their workforce. so, what is the most expensive place for an expat to live? it used to be hong kong, but this year we have a new scity at the top of the list. if you have any guesses at all, maybe... it's ashgabat, the capital of turkmenistan. hong kong has dropped to second place followed by beiruth, tokyo and zurich. joining me now is kate fitzpatrick, global mobility practice leader, mercer uk, the company behind the research. when you decide on where, how expensive it is for an expat to live in a city, how do you measure it? what do you look at? ~ . , measure it? what do you look at? . ., , ., measure it? what do you look at? we have been doing this research _ at? we have been doing this research for

one of the 3 know in between when steven spielberg recreated the world war 2 d de landings in saving private ryan. he made it as visceral and violent as anything dear under spielberg wanted to try to put the viewer exactly in the position of one of the infantry soldiers who had bought his body was essentially, you know, a target. the viewer can feel the fear, the, the excitement, the pressure, the terror, the nervousness, everything. there is no other way that an audience would get that much of a strong impression of exactly what it was like to be in that battle. the viewer can feel the fear, the, the excitement, the pressure, the terrors, the nervousness, everything there is no other way that an audience would get that much of a strong impression of exactly what it was like to be in that battle. the it's very uncomfortable for the viewer on food and who said at the same time in an almost perverse way. it's fascinating and it is because it's like going on a ghost, right? the guys that we experience something that we're not really experienced during the ghost, right? we know the maste

. >>> steven spielberg striking a multiyear deal to make movies for netflix.eal with other deals. >>> a tightening chicken supply. wingstop is launching thigh stop it had use 1400 domestic wing symptoms as ghost kitchening for the new brand. on wall street, the dow up 587, the best day since march, recovering some of the steep losses the s&p up 58, nats gab u-- nasdaq up 111 it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news billion in pandemic aid designated for music venues, theaters left unused meeting the hard-hit applicants who need that lifeline now. >>> no shouting, no cheering, no foreign spectators, but there will be fans what the new rules mean. >>> airlines struggling to keep up the tsa screened more than 2 million people yesterday nearly 10,000 flights were delayed according to flightaware. 30% of southwest flights running late 25% of americans, 23% of united, 20% of delta's delayed experts says it's a combination of westerly delays and sudden surges, and the airlines feeling the nation wwide effect of work shortage american is probably bear

netflix has signed with steven spielberg for a multi-year deal to create content.treaming service came to a discussion that builds on an existing relationship. the two have teamed up for on last year's "the trial of the chicago 7," and another project currently in preproduction. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is something where you will quickly run out of spare capacity as we get back to pre-pandemic levels. given how quickly we have come from $35 back up to $70, $75, this is something you could see in the next 12 to 18 months. jonathan: that was the trafigura chief economist. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. tuesday morning shaping up as follows as we count you down to the opening bell, one hour and 12 minutes away. your s&p 500, 4220, advancing a little more than 0.1%. wti crude with a $73 handle. rent crude had a little look at life north of $75 a barrel this morning, at $75.30

. >> when steven spielberg made jaws," that medicalal shark broke down constantly. they depicted it without showing it. manufacture the shots showed an implied attack. turns out not showing the shark made it scarier. the scariest thing in your mind is the unknown. it will fill in the gaps with your worst fears when it's ignorance becomes overwhelming much that's why stereotypes about lgbtq people are powerful. your brain bakes the other half. no one can scare us like we can scare ourselves. and that is why pride events have been so powerful, especially as they have become more diverse. some say they should be more conventional and muted. you never know who is looking. but that's the point f whoever is looking sees you as anything less than what you actually are, then you missed a chance to dispel the fear that comes with invisibility. everybody here reminds someone of someone they know. if you want to stay closed minded in the face of all that, you're going to need a bigger boat. now maybe five parades no longer thrill you or shock you, maybe all the people coming o

that was sort of because netflix signed this new deal with steven spielberg. >> right. >> is there anything having to do with that sign or is netflix just a good name to own in this environment. >> i don't think netflix is a good name. >> okay. >> in the context of competing with disney. back to megacap tech, steve's right. a lot of this is an allocation we've been trying to say since may of 2020 rotating out of this, rotating out of that that's when banks made their first rotation banks said, okay, faang has rotated out of this. the qqqs have rotated 5.6% since midmay that's probably where we started to peak on the 10-year since the fed qqqs have outperformed by 2% that has been the trade. the weightings, if you look at the qqqs, about 42, 43% of it are faang stocks it's dominant. i said this yesterday and i reiterate it wow, markets are starting to move higher. volatility is down a little bit. this is the group that's going to move the headline indices the s&p is 22, 23% for the same names. important time for markets the fact that vol finished below 17, the fact that we're settling in on

. >> she made the successful leap to movies and saw her hollywood profile rise when steven spielbergworld, jurassic park." that year, she played amber wade in the movie "boogie nights." >> good night. glad you came by. >> it was crazy, because my son was born december of 1997. i was in the haze of having had a baby in early december and then all this nomination stuff came out. what? i was just like -- >> fresh off of the buzz around that movie and with a new baby in the house, moore stepped into another unforgettable character in the 1998 classic "the big lebowski". >> let's get down to cases. as for the kidnapping -- let me tell you something, the whole thing stinks to high heaven. >> did that feel special in the moment? you couldn't have imagined it would be this cult classic. >> the minute i read that script i was like, holy cow, this is amazing. reviews came out and they killed it. >> reviews were bad? >> yeah. it was one of those movies that slowly over the years people were like -- it took off. >> on a resume of more than 75 movies, her emmy and golden globe winning portrayal o

contributed $3 million, film making duo abrams and mcgraph have given out $5 million and filmmaker steven spielberger. singer and songwriter sia donated $5,000 to newsom's efforts. >>> happening now, firefighters in big sur working against the clock to slow a wildfires before temperatures heat up this weekend. mild conditions have helped them gain control of the so-called willow fire. it's burnds nearly 3,000 -- 300 acres. >>> live look in oakland where fire department leaders will join for a news conference on fire safety, especially in the oakland hills. together they plan to share steps being taken to boost preparedness. this with fire season ramping up and july 4th approaching. the news conference gets under way at 11:00 a.m. >>> it's 6:39. looking at your weekend forecast. we made it to friday. are folks making it through the s-curve. the commute with mike in a moment. live look in san rafael, kari has a look at our forecast for today and beyond. >> yes. it's going to be warmer in some spots this weekend but not so much out there if you're going to the bay bridge series, enjoying a nice evening

contributed $3 million, film making duo abrams and mcgraph have given out $5 million and filmmaker steven spielbergerted $5,000 to newsom's efforts. >>> a mystery off san diego. you're looking at new video of a dolphin pod swimming through one of two [ inaudible ] discovered over the weekend. while whale watchers found it, they flew a drone over it. take a look at the shots. one floating near point loma and the other near san clemente island. they're calling them diesel spills that will break up naturally. it's not clear how they happened but the investigation is ongoing. >>> strikeout or home run when it comes to the a's proposed ballpark at howard terminal, the opinions of candidates now running for one east bay assembly district are mixed. all are vying for the seat vacated by rob. the chronicle found one candidate supporting the deal. another four argued against it saying the overhaul of the infrastructure was too costly for taxpayers. three candidates declined to respond. the special election takes place next tuesday with a possible runoff at the end of august. oakland leaders will vote july 20t

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steven spielberg's oscar winning film about the holocaust. she wrote, this movie was very moving.atch. it's hard to believe there are people who see this never happened. one of my sons in law is half german. his mother was born in germany and has never become an american citizen. my son-in-law doesn't believe the holocaust happened as it did. he says only 1 million jews died. one person being killed because of their face is too many. exclamation point. since so many members of the trump mob or carrying a flag of the confederate states that fought to preserve slavery, morgan lloyd wrote a book report on the advice of her lawyer. about a book about the death penalty being unfairly imposed on black men. there is no indication that her attorney had her read the book about american democracy, or the constitution. which is what she was attacking that day. the washington post reports that the judge told morgan lloyd that if she violated probation she better come to court with quote, her bags packed. joining us now is andrew weissmann, who served as fbi general counsel in the eastern dist

. >> a big deal to netflix, steven spielberg signed a deal with the streaming platform that will includeertainment. the partnership interesting because spielberg has been critical of streaming. back in 2018, he said once you commit to a television format, you are a tv movie. >>> tampa bay lightning are one win away from the stanley cup finals. andy scholes has more in the beacher report oig. >> so the lightning are the defending cup champions and one of the reasons why is they have won 12 straight playoff games coming off of a loss. and tampa bay striking like lightning in game five. they scored not even a minute into the game. they had three goals by the end of the first period. and this was an old fashioned beatdown. tampa winning 8-0. the worst playoff loss in islanders history. the lightning can punch their ticket to the stanley cup final tomorrow night in game six. major league baseball has become checking pitchers for the sticky stuff and degrom the first one to be examined. they checked his glove, belt and hat. they found no sticky substances. degrom the best pitcher in the world

signing a deal to buy 10% of umg for about $4 billion, and speaking of universal a claim director steven spielbergas film deals with universal's movie arm is pulling a 180. the star director who wants famously tried to ban netflix from the oscars has now, through his film company, signed a deal to make several new pictures a year for netflix. no financial terms were discussed but the news comes as the streaming giant boosts production to one movie per week level. that was promised for 2021. comcast up 1%, netflix down 1%. you may soon be ordering salsa without the chips. not only has the global microchip shortage ravaged the auto industry but electronics specific to the restaurant industry are now taking a hit. yes, the chip shortage is taking a bite out of restaurants which are struggling to get a hold of basic chip-driven equipment needed to simply take and fill orders. actually, isn't so simple, to grady trimble joining us live from corcoran's grill and pub in chicago. reporter: these things are more complicated than i can understand, liz. you've seen them before, i'm sure, the waitress takes y

fewer people have been traveling by air lately and netflix has struck a deal with filmmaker steven spielberg, the streaming giant announced and agreements to have multiple new films made by spielberg's production company amblin partners live from new york, i'm jane king. teacher. all right. thanks. lodging. time now 7.22. >> we'll be right back. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? over the years, mercedes-benz has patented thousands of safety innovations. crash-tested so many cars we've stopped counting. and built our most punishing test facility yet, in our effort to build the world's safest cars. we've created crumple zones and autonomous braking. active lane keeping assist and blind spot assist. we've introduced airbags, side curtain airbags, and now the first-ever rear-mounted front-impact airbags. all in the hope that you never need any of it. >> we're back at 7.24 the biden administration is making a nationwide pu

a remake by steven spielberg due out in december promises to change that. but, bigger change?r the last 40 to 50 years, it hasn't changed. this is a great way to call that question. it's good to be hopeful about it, and to see this as something that can be, not the signal of change, but a launching pad for further change. >> brown: olga merediz says now is exactly the moment for “in the heights.” >> this movie is a game-changer. i don't know if it's the timing of, we're finishing this pandemic, thank god, and people are just craving for joy and light and music and positivity. >> ♪ let's raise our voice tonight ♪ let's make a little noise tonigh ♪ >> brown: for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown. >> woodruff: we could use a little joy, and can't wait for that. and, we'll be back shortly, with the story of a student who changed the way her school uses police. but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs station. it is a chance to offer your support, which helps to keep programs like ours on the air. >> woodruff: it is an important change in parenting here in the u.s.--

one of the 3, no, in between when steven spielberg recreated the world war to d day land things in saving private ryan. he made it as visceral and violent as anything in the or under the spielberg wanted to try to put the viewer exactly in the position of one of the infantry soldiers, you know, who had bought his body was essentially, you know, a target. the viewer can feel the fear, the, the excitement, the pressure, the terror, the nervousness, everything. there is no other way that an audience would get that much of a strong impression of exactly what it was like to be in that battle. it's very uncomfortable for the viewer on finance, who said at the same time id in an almost perverse way. it's fascinating and it is because it's like going on a ghost. right. and the guy that we experience something that we're not really experienced during the ghost, right? we know the masters aren't real and then the movie, you know, the wars in real. this is a supreme moment of invasion. in the end war cinema remains, entertainment or cinema is never war. are movie, memories of battle become more visc

york times published, and it quickly went on to the washington post, the story was depicted in steven spielberg'svie. we will show you the headline it came out on june 18, the washington post, a very similar document in 1954. the first story. we will return on other papers publishing the pentagon papers. let's listen. >> when ellsberg was smart enough to go to the washington post, then the chicago is tribune and others they kept , getting more papers to print more to show the government they could not stop the publication. we broke the dam. the other papers knew they would not get thrown in jail, not get accused of treason. ♪ >> the constitution provides separation of powers -- >> what on earth are you doing? ♪ >> we followed your lead to and -- and published the papers. >> at least we're not alone. susan: the new york times was a first to publish the papers. i wanted to ask both of you, from a legal strategy standpoint. daniel ellsberg sending it out to so many papers. how does that change the government's ability to prosecute the case? >> floyd should be the one to answer that first, because he

raiders of the lost ark is the love child of steven spielberg and george lucas, two of the most giftedmmakers of our generation. i've watched it 36 times, except for the snake scene and the face-melting scene, which i can only watch when it's still light out, but... i defy you to find a story problem. here's my jaw... drop it. all right. indiana jones plays no role in the outcome of the story. if he weren't in the film, it would turn out exactly the same. oh, i see your confusion. you don't understand. indiana jones was the one in the hat with the whip. no, i do, and if he weren't in the movie, the nazis would have still found the ark, taken it to the island, opened it up and all died... just like they did. let me close that for ya. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪

steven spielberg's remake of "west side story." what was it like being back? >> unbelievable.in particular. rita moreno, it is an absolute pleasure. you keep dancing. thank you for that advice today. we are going to see you down the road and you will be dancing whenever we see you. you have a good one. >> thank you. the same to you. bye-bye. >> it called "rita moreno: a girl who decided to go for it." it's in theaters this friday. >>> coming up, phoebe dynevor is live as well. a girl who decided to go for it." it's in theaters this friday. >>> coming up, phoebe dynevor is live as well. >>> this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, we're going to get straight to the roads. >> thank you, good morning. we are still following a crash in concord causing a bit of a slowdown on westbound 4 right before the port chicago highway of ram. speeds are low from bay point onward then once you make it to the bay bridge toll plaza we face a back up there as well. metering lights came on it 6:10. also his luggage ride on the bridge. your traveling westbound. chevy is america's fastest-growing full-l

the 20-year-old is on quite a role chosen by steven spielberg a year or so ago to play the lead in hisg snow white at disneyland, so cute. there she is, production on this live-action "snow white" set to begin sometime in 2022. >>> also this morning a new look at steve martin, martin short and selena gomez in "only murders in the building." steve martin takes to twitter saying, not a teaser, not a trailer, but a teaser/trailer. two for the price of one. take a look. >> are you associated with the deceased? >> no, no. we're neighbors in the building. >> just in passing. >> when we pass by him. >> before he passed. >> that's right. >> "only murders in the building" follows the story of three strangers, they live in the same new york city building, they all happen to be obsessed with true crime and then they find themselves in the middle of one. the upcoming series is also set to star the wonderful nathan lane and sting will reportedly make an appearance. "only murders in the building" premiering on hulu august 31st. cannot wait. >>> and finally, i thought i would share with you two class

. ♪♪ >>> steven spielberg has struck a multiyear deal to make movies for netflix.s, which is owned by our parent company comcast. >> that was my question when you started reading that >> my question was which sequel is more likely -- or which of his movies is more likely to come through first, close encounters >> or jaws >> no. or e.t because both are happening right now out in new mexico, there is things flying around this ufo stuff, close encounters, we're encountering it every day, aren't we? are those china? >> i don't think it is china >> i want ohe.t. >> and e.t. will have an iphone, not one of those dial things >> phone home. >> he can text home. >> will reese 's pieces make a comeback >> i've walked that road myself. >> that was the famous -- yeah we've had issues with that >> but you know that was a great marketing story. they won because they went to m&ms and they wanted to charge them, reese's said you can have them for free. >> reese's what? >> reese's pieces, have them for free that does it for us. right now time for "squawk on the street." ♪ >>> good

i did hear from friends and colleagues at "the new york times" after steven spielberg's film "the post in initially publishing the pentagon papers. they were first. but "the post," at a moment when it was clear that if you -- that if you published, there was going to be trouble. that nixon was going to come after you in a major way. and that -- katherine graham could have lost the newspaper, literally, in the fallout from publishing. and she and ben bradley and howard simmons and others of that greatest "washington post" generation made the decision to go ahead, the brave decision to go ahead, which was ultimately vindicated. and remember the context, too, in which this was happening. the demonstrations against the vietnam war. on a scale and of a kind that we haven't really seen since. i mean, we've had a lot of upheaval and turmoil in this country, but vietnam was this consuming issue and the shock of the papers themselves and what they told us about how we had all been lied to was -- it's hard to overstate. how -- how impactful the pentagon papers were. it was a major, major america

all four movies remastered and approved by steven spielberg. seven hours of bonus content. this week, a brand new game sure to be hit, final fantasy 7 remake, this is about $70. preorder it now. long-awaited. enhanced extended version of this critically acclaimed videogame. timing is. will: kurt, i'm right here. i didn't go anywhere. tell you something, on the will cain podcast, we had a long standing debate, should i get the green egg or the pellet smoker like. i'm leaning toward the pellet smoker. >> i had the big green egg. nothing like the pellets that comes off pellets. will: and the ease. >> the cyberguy.com has it all. >> 355, i saw that, curt, up early and working. twitter says it is a human right to have access to twitter. what about conservatives? that is at the top of the hour. , usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. wha

the real 13th amendment, and acted in 1865 that abolished slavery the one that was central to steven spielberg film lincoln, which i'm sure many of you watched a few years ago. instead this book is about an entirely different amendment and indeed it's polar opposite, that was proposed four years earlier. hindsight obscures the would-be 1861 amendment. the other 13th amendment was the handiwork of thomas -- and william henry seward. who are to republicans, that masterminded its passage the week before lincoln's inauguration. and ohio congressman, had been a fixture in national politics for 30 years and seward the u.s. senator from new york and formally new york's governor, had expected the republican presidential nomination in 1860 but that did not work out and it slipped away much to stewards distress. if you want to see an image, you can walk a mile south on fifth avenue, and there is quite a nice statue in madison square park of a seated seward. unlike most republicans, they feared that southern secession created an imminent peril of war, and an urgent need to conciliate pro union white sout