and then i hear steven spielberg say, "you never yell 'cut'!"rse, my hero, my idol, i'm realizing i just did the most embarrassing thing ever so it worked out fine. >> seth: yeah, it worked out i guess it really speaks to the fact that "director first," if you're willing to yell "cut" on the set. >> i couldn't help myself. >> seth: he probably took you aside and he's like, "you should get into directing." >> exactly >> seth: i have so many questions about "severance." we'll be right back with more from ben stiller [ cheers and applause from ben stiller [ cheers and applause ♪ should all underar be th? so, what is wrong with these? whether they're waxed. natural. unique. shaved. sensitive. all underarms deserve the best care. new dove ultimate antiperspirant. our unique water based formula and 6x more glycerin. helps restore skin to its best condition leaving you feeling confident all day. new dove ultimate. ♪ ♪ leaving you feeling confident ♪ bye, bye - clap your hand ♪ ♪ slap your thighs and sing a little song go ♪ ♪ my mother told me... ♪ prem

it's as scary as the movie, uh steven spielberg's jaws yeah sure, but we're cooking with a special kinde small. what are the other ingredients? well some i learned, but some did n't, in the first place. we need onion tomatoes, green. chile pepper coriander. a mixture of oriental spices, black pepper, salt, garlic, ginger, cinnamon, and this important ingredient is dried lemon. and why do we need it? it kills the unpleasant fishy smell and gives a special aftertaste, but there is another secret. in this dish, a specially prepared ghee with a creamy nutty flavor is called khee butter, pour khee butter into a frying pan and fry in it, the onion smells good. oh fragrant super oh, then add crushed mashed garlic, ginger, tomato and shark pieces, which the waist opened in advance to be softer. and by the way, the locals. in sharjah, they often visit each other. mostly locals meet on fridays. this is such a family day in sharjah, and in the emirates in general, when people all over country, they put aside work and other things in order to cook something together, have dinner together, pray toge

and then i hear steven spielberg say, "you never yell 'cut'!"y hero, my idol, i'm realizing i just did the most embarrassing thing ever so it worked out fine. >> seth: yeah, it worked out i guess it really speaks to the fact that "director first," if you're willing to yell "cut" on the set. >> i couldn't help myself. >> seth: he probably took you aside and he's like, "you should get into directing." >> exactly >> seth: i have so many questions about "severance." we'll be right back with more from ben stiller [ cheers and applause ♪ welcome to allstate. where everyone saves when they bundle their home and auto insurance. isn't that right, frank? i saved 25%. booyah. you protected your casa? sure did. and the frank tank? you know it. and now you're relaxing. i'm working from home. sure you are. alright i see a lot of head nods. let's circle back tomorrow. you weren't kidding. save up to 25% when you bundle home and auto with allstate. click or call for a quote today. you said that you would shave your eyebrow off for a #klondike ( ding ) ( shaving

billion, he gained most of it after selling his company lucasfilm to disney from lucas' friend steven spielbergllion. unlike his colleague, he did not retire, but continues to shoot cinema his films were collected at the box office. more than ten billion spielberg from the founder of one of the largest film companies, and also receives royalties from every ticket sold at the amusement park, universal, thanks to the popularity of indiana jones, is the richest tv host about winfrey. she has more than 2.5 billion. and she is the first black woman billionaire talk show, which she spent over 25 years she turned into a successful business. she has her own film studio, a radio magazine, an internet portal and a cable tv channel, one of the newcomers to the list, peter jackson, the director of the lord and the rings, became a billionaire. after he sold a stake in his special effects studio in november, which created and andy surtees' gollum character, another debutante in the billionaires club, rihanna, she is also the first representative of dosa wrestling, a singer on this list who has been recently

lupe: [speaking foreign language] i'm very proud of the people that i've worked with and for steven spielbergbest buddy is cheech marin, and it's a wonderful family that we have created all through these years. damian: lupe ontiveros and george lopez. so musical entertainers. to be continued. stay with us. of your sunday with us here on "comunidad del valle." it's been 25 years of just fun and meeting people and getting the views of the community out. so thank you so much. trio intimo wrote the theme song to "comunidad del valle" many, many years ago. and so our musical tribute continues now. we begin with trio intimo. buenos días. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ [singing in spanish] ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ - the following is a paid advertisement for lifelock by norton, paid for by nortonlifelock. - protecting your identity in today's world is more important and more difficult than ever. what if someone stole your identity? and once they did it, they used it to create a fake id with their picture and your information. then they committed a burglary got caught and s

community with ariana debose winning best supporting actress for her stand—out performance in steven spielberg's story. she is always eager to identify herself as a queer performer. i am an openly queer woman of colour and i think that just proves that there's space, there's space for us and it's a beautiful moment to be seen and i am really honoured by that. this is the time to think. about making a new start. i know nothing else but belfast. exactly. there is a whole world out there. belfast, a kenneth branagh semi—autobiographical memoir of his belfast childhood... and action! finally brought him, a seven time nominee, an oscar, a trophy for best original screenplay. i had hoped belfast would have taken home more prizes, but it faced stiff competition. sir kenneth had spent some time in la prior to the oscars in an effort to win votes for a film which is in many ways very much about him. this is your most personal film to date. do you think it has changed you? making it as a person, has it made it you into a better human being and film—maker? i think you learn from everything you do if you're

community with ariana debose winning best supporting actress for her stand—out performance in steven spielberg'sde story. she is always eager to identify herself as a queer performer. i am an openly queer woman of colour and i think that just proves that there's space, there's space for us and it's a beautiful moment to be seen and i am really honoured by that. this is the time to think. about making a new start. i know nothing else but belfast. exactly. there is a whole world out there. belfast, a kenneth branagh semi—autobiographical memoir of his belfast childhood... and action! finally brought him, a seven time nominee, an oscar, a trophy for best original screenplay. i had hoped belfast would have taken home more prizes, but it faced stiff competition. sir kenneth had spent some time in la prior to the oscars in an effort to win votes for a film which is in many ways very much about him. this is your most personal film to date. do you think it has changed you? making it as a person, has it made it you into a better human being and film—maker? i think you learn from everything you do if you'

. >> todd: lucas, thank you you may recognize the next guest as the girl in the red coat, steven spielberg'ser's list. >> carley: that grows a real-life hero traveling to the polish ukrainian border to help find transportation for refugees. olivia dabrowska joins us from poland. olivia, thank you for coming on with us this morning. tell us about your mission and what you are doing to help out. >> my mission is very easy. i want to help. i'm helping where it is needed. there is a very big need on the border. so i took my mother and we went there. you know, this war is sad and touch me deeply. and touch a big suffer and i need to do whatever i can. >> todd: you arguably aren't the most famous movie about the holocaust ever. do you see parallels what vladimir putin is doing to the ukrainians and the horrific time in human history? >> yes, of course. i see. and especially when we all saw the pictures from bucha. those hundreds of people dead so yes, of course, i see the parallel. and i can't believe it is happening now in the 21 century in the middle of europe. >> carley: you hear the mayor of m

. >>> the child actor who famously played the girl in the red coat in steven spielberg's "schindler's border. just last week, mimi reinhard, one of the fortunate people changed by oscar schindler, passed away at 107. she was the secretary who typed up "schindler's list" of jewish people to be spared from extermination by nazi, germany. joining us is the actress helping ukrainian refugees, owe live va. thank you for being with us. tell us what you are doing on the border not far from where you were, where there was a russian strike. >> so at the border actually i transported people. this is something i do very often. there is also other work to do. i moved here not still at the border but in my own city and a group of volunteers. so i not always work at the border. this is finding homes, for example, finding medical help and jobs for refugees. actually, i can say i must react to the needs. and i will do this. and if i can't, i don't know how, i will find someone who can. that is how it works. >> yes. i know your mom is with you as well, doing this as well. i word, oliwia, because i thi

it includes the likes of steven spielberg, whoopee goldberg and a-list producers as to what will happennding the oscars again. he resign last week so he's unable to be part of the academy voting body in the future. could he be banned just for next year, could they be preventing him is it possible, i don't know to prevent him from ever being nominated in the future. could there be discussion perhaps about taking his oscar away, which seems completely unlikely begin the fact that there are so many other people in hollywood who have done far more grievous things and not have their oscars striped. so we're awaiting for an academy statement to come down at any moment. >> we know you will keep us posted as you learn more. thank you very much, khloe. and that will do it for us today. appreciate all of you being with us. i hope you have a wonderful weekend. keep up with me on twitter at ana cabrera. i'm going to be on vacation with my children next week. the news continues with victor and alisyn after a quick break. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, i'm victor blackwell, welcome to cnn "

>> so the academy's board of governors, which is about 54 people, which includes steven spielberg, lauraaid, for this board meeting. this emergency meeting that was supposed to be april 18th but has been moved up since will smith voluntarily resigned last week. they'll be deciding whether he can ever come back to the oscars again. the fact that will smith preemptively resigned prevents him now as no longer a part of the voting body of the academy awards. he can't be a part of that. will he be able to go to next year's broadcast? i'm assuming unlikely. but what's interesting, though, kate is that what happens if he ever gets nominated again? are they saying he can't be nominated again? if he is banned from ever going to the academy awards again which many might say, so what, what's the big deal? what really more can they do? can they fine him? i think they are limited in what they can do. but it's an ego thing. you are an a-list star to be banned from ever going to the oscars is a big deal if that's what they decide to do. will he be able to go if he's ever nominated? interesting caveats

soldier memorabilia, letters, things to go in the archives, but the money came in, tom hanks, and steven spielberg. >> who funds it now? >> it fund raises, i mean, they have a lot of corporate support. it's a museum that just grows, grows, and grows, because of the corporate support. there's not a company that doesn't want to support, honoring our world war ii vets. >> so you taught at tulane, you taught at the university of new orleans, what did you teach? >> always the same? american history, brian, but i break it up. i taught over the years, my mainstay, i guess, is cold war history. but i do history of the president, civil rights history. environmental history. those are really the core ones, military history, and i break them up. right now, i mean, my core courses the last few years, i'm doing one class on the 1960s and '70s, and a class on presidential history. >> before we leave the bus trips, and all that, as you look back, what was the most successful one stop as far as you could see the reaction of the students? >> well, there are many, but one that came to mind, so we went to plains, ge

and we saw a little bit in the movie that steven spielberg did with lincoln, where he's in the telegraphice, sooner than it would have been possible for any of his predecessors to learn of events on the battlefield and then respond to them from there. he was an innovator in both those respects. >> roosevelt did 998 news conferences in 12 years, two a week, generally, and not just in the white house, but at hyde park, at warm springs, on destroyers returning from the summit meetings in casablanca or yalta where he was truly exalted -- exhausted, and exalted. and unbelievable repartee, there are transcripts of every press conference, and they are great fun to read, especially the moments before he actually gathers people into order and he teases people in the front row. clearly he had a good relationship with them. >> and he enjoyed it. he really enjoyed press conferences. and here's a big difference between 19th century between 19 and 21st century and that is he would be talking about an event and say now this is off the record, boys, and of course they were all boys and give away some st

and the next film i have coming out in the fall is steven spielberg's new film, and i play, like, a beautiful came my way so we'll see >> seth: you know, you talked -- this is a deeply dark character, and even by the standards of the riddler, this is a very dark take your wife, zoe, is obviously in show business, as well she must understand what you have to do as an actor with that said, is it easy for you to leave a job like that at home when you come home? >> uh, i mean, i'm so scared to talk about it in public because, like, the internet pages -- like, people, like, pick up on what you say and it's -- it can kind of get blown out of proportion but i don't know if you had the experience doing "snl," like, where you've got all this energy going toward saturday night. >> seth: yeah. >> and the stakes are high and it's adrenaline. and it's -- you know, and then after the show, you can't just, like, go to bed, right >> seth: yeah, we rock out >> i mean, in your case, you guys get to go rock out. now, iidro out after a long day of shooting, but it takes a while to come down >> seth: yes >> right

soldier memorabilia letters things to go in the archive it but the money came in tom hanks and steven spielberg became impress. sarios fort fun now, it's they do it fundraises. i mean they have a lot of corporate support. its peak you it's a museum that just grows grows and grows because of the corporate support. there's not a company that doesn't want to support honoring our world war two. that's so you taught at two line you taught at the university knowledge would you teach i'm always the same american history brian, but i break it up. i've taught over the years my main stay i guess is cold war history, but i do history the presidents. i've done civil rights history environmental history. those are really the core one military history and i break them up right now. i mean my core courses. i'm the last few years. i'm doing one class on the 1960s and 70s and then a class on presidential history before we leave the the bus trips and all that. as you look back. what was the most? successful one stop as far as you could see the reaction of the students well, we there many but one that came to min

someone who haunted the telegraph office and and he we saw a little bit in this the movie that steven spielberg did with lincoln where he's in the telegraph office often he would wait to hear not quite in real time not like today, but but sooner than it would have been possible for any of his predecessors to learn of events on the battlefield and then respond to them from there so he wasn't innovator both of those respects. roosevelt did 998 news conferences in 12 years two a week generally and not just in in the white house, but it hyde park at warm springs. on destroyers returning from the summit meetings in casablanca or yalta when he was truly exalted exalted. he was well he was exhausted but an exalted and unbelievable reparte there were transcripts of every press conference and they are great fun to read especially the moments before he actually gavels people into order and he teases the people in the in the front row and clearly he had a good relationship with them. and he enjoyed it. i mean, he really enjoyed press conferences and here's a big difference between 19th century and 21st ce

steven spiel perjury -- spielberg won seven academy awards, including "schindler's list." >> 1100 peoplepeople are >> reporter: schindler's now famous list was kept by a prisoner gameday carmen vikner who went by mimi she was given a job at the nazi camp at poland because she spoke german and had experience in stenography. when the nazis moved in poland in 1939, minimumy and her husband sent their son to live in hungary the jewish couple was placed, where mimi's husband was killed before she was sent to the labor camp husband was killed before she was sent to the labor there, a german factory owner named oscar schindler instructed mimi to write down and including 1200 names of jews who were to names of be spared so they could work in his fact in czechoslovakia extensively to make ammunition for the german war effort. it was a plot by schindler too safe as many lives as they could, including mimi. her name was on the list along with the name of three friends she added. after the war, mimi was reunited with her son the two moved to morocco where she met her second husband the family later