steven spielberg's film, schindler's list, was made about a german businessman who saved more than ahousand polish jews from deportation to a concentration camp. i could have saved even more. i could save more, i don't know if i did. july 30, 1984 on soviet television the premiere screening of the ten-episode television film has begun. tas is authorized to declare. in our time it could well be called. the film was based on the novel by yulian semyonov, the author of the legendary 17 moments of spring, and also starred vecheslav tikhanov, as well as yuri solomin, alexey petrenko, vakhtan kikabidze and other stars of soviet cinema. brilliant music was written by composer eduard artemyev. part of the filming took place in cuba, almost all the characters had real prototypes. according to the plot, the americans are preparing a coup in fictional country of nagonia and our intelligence officers must urgently identify a cia agent in moscow who works in the institution and transmits information about african affairs to the west. the film was intended to distract the citizens of the ussr from

"nah." >> jimmy: steven spielberg said, "nah." >> ellipses. >> jimmy: nah. >> but he hit them and hefrom the hood talking about science meteorology stuff," you know what i'm saying? [ applause ] i was like, "why not?" >> jimmy: why not. >> yeah. so, shout out to my man, stevie. >> jimmy: stevie. >> love you, bro. >> jimmy: yeah, love you, stevie. >> stevie spielberg. >> jimmy: stevie spielberg. you're getting great reviews, so i think it helps. congrats. i want to show everyone a clip. here's anthony ramos in "twisters." take a look. >> javi, it's turning fast. >> how are we looking? talk to me. >> we lost your radar, javi. you got eyes on the tornado? ♪ ♪ >> what was that? >> i think i killed some chickens. ♪ >> ah! >> jimmy: anthony ramos! [ cheers and applause ] "twisters" is in theaters and imax this friday. stick around. we'll be right back, everybody. congratulations, bud. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ “billathi askara” by björn jason lindh ♪ [metal creaking] [camera zooming] ♪ [window slamming] woman: [gasps] [dog barking] ♪ woman: [screams] ♪ [explosion] [explosion] ♪ [lock cli

a dramatic mini series produced by steven spielberg and tom hanks and just released on apple tv. professor miller has hosted co-produced or served as historical consultant for more than 30 television documentary is spanning a wide range of topics, including grant and abraham lincoln. this includes the american experience documentary about grant's in 2000 to 1 of the best documentaries on the subject. he is now working on a book exploring the partnership during the civil war between grant and president lincoln. in to his numerous book awards, professor miller has won six awards for excellence in teaching and five fellowships from the national endowment for the humanities. please everyone, join me in welcoming general petraeus and professor miller. thank you very much. thank you very much. and good evening to all of you. thanks for the warm welcome. thanks, frank, for the kind invitation. thanks. also leaving out the part about me being runner up four time person of the year in 2007 to 2. vladimir putin. and thanks, frank for all that you and added all the other members of the grea

space of form , we came to discuss aesthetics, for example, you the first part of us, which was steven spielberg, we usually come to our shows and make reviews like this or present content like this to the audience. philosophical discussions and content come up in the conversations, that is, both of these two. we watched it side by side, although some people may criticize that in some parts the work about cinema seems to have strayed away from philosophy. and it is philosophy, which means that we should not expect that we will come to discuss structure and form now. our program is not cinematic, for example, we do not discuss cinema in fashion. who played well, who coached well and who didn't is the basis of the discussion we are philosophy but beyond. the fact that we are talking about cinema , serials, and animation, as you say, it is fat , these are more aesthetic and formal discussions , and it comes to this, or probably it does not come to say, for example, yes, we discussed this , for example, this filmmaker give me this movie or whatever, these are works of this kind, give me all these wo

there is a program, is name is david who works with steven spielberg who does the exchanges and socioeconomic exchanges from palo alto to texas. just a brilliant idea. whether it is your way after high school for service or whether it is your way after high school for an exchange, i think it is a wonderful idea for maturity and empathy and understanding and figuring out who you are and who you are not for young men and women to take a gap year. it is the most valuable year i ever had. gov. cox: i will give a shout out as somebody who went to mexico for two years during that time of my life. i want to shout out governor wes moore and something we are doing in utah with service opportunities for young people between high school and college. we have time for a couple more. >> i got a chance to be down there when you were down there. really interesting group of people trying to make an impact on their community. somewhat outside of the formal setting of elected officials. i just think about this, you are viewing it as an entertainer with elected officials. what professions inspire you outside of

. (♪) steven spielberg is there to try to make some sort of image for president biden, so that he lookswake after 5:00. i don't understand the complaints. i think it is a pretty outrageous. i think of iwo jima and of course, what did i think of iwo jima. it galvanized america to win the war. it continues on to -- this is only for the republicans out there that i care for the country. that is preposterous. would it be better if you took the bandage off? would that be better for you so you can see the blood? >> it is crazy, jesse. that is going to be a statue sooner than later. the people are getting a tattoo of that image. are you going to get a tattoo? > >> jesse: right on my rear end. will you give it to me? >> no. >> jesse: i will have to get greg to do it. getting shot will elicit sympathy. this man is vain. he doesn't want the ear patch. he would have rather not had that they are. we have seen the video 1,000 times. we don't see the teleprompter smash. it is obviously a bullet. it is not like they were squeezing heinz ketchup packets onto his ear. imagine barack obama before the las

he has steven spielberg corio graphing his campaign. but people will remember how he handles this moment. will there be an extraction team sent into the whitehouse, or does biden hold hostages until the convention, and he is going to dare the delegates to vote for someone else. pennsylvania senator feddalman is here. is this a dream of yours to appear on jesse watters primetime. >> yeah, because it is really my dad's dream, as well too. he is going to be watching it, and of course, dad is going to be proud. >> jesse: well we are going to make dad proud. hi, dad, hi mr. fetterman. 72% of the country doesn't think that joe biden is fit to serve. you do. what do you know that the rest of the country doesn't? >> absolutely. i think a lot of that hasn't really changed. i know it went up a little bit, but america has realized that joe biden is old and he is not as sharp as he was five or ten years ago. of course that is a reality, but that really doesn't mean much for me personally about my supporting the president. and i really don't think i

i want to play the very beginning of the opening with steven spielberg's open.ght tears to many eyes and my family because i do believe this moment that america put out that encapsulate what this was all about. speak over the next two weeks you can watch in the event of any time and i promise you, you will find your story and it will match every came, every race, and filled with stories of athletes who dedicated their entire lives to that one chance, that one shot, that one tiny fragment of time that will forever define them. >> kayleigh: why not make that the theme? >> kaylee: it should be. we should be playing that because as you all said, that is what it is about, the athletes. it should be. i can imagine not only the physicality that goes into it but the mental toughness to make it at this level. it is a whole being. you know, what is interesting to me on my watch someone who does international relations and i watch what our enemies say about us. one of the common refrain she will hear on social media and the leaders from china, russia, your they are attacki

. >> anthony: worked for steven spielberg or something like that? >> he did. he did.arantulas, everything you can think of. there would be situations where he would leave home and a big tarantula, orange and black one would come crawling out of the house. we would all see it. look, there go one. and basically, we would build a city of rocks around it and wait until he get home. there go your thing. it's your thing. we don't want to kill him, but there go your thing. >> anthony: really. so living that close in proximity to the mountains in canyon country, ie santa clarita. >> santa clarita. >> anthony: any bad animal run-ins that you may have had? >> well, you know, there was lots of coyotes. >> anthony: okay. >> and coyotes don't mess with you unless you mess with them. but on this particular night in 1990 something, i was walking home when the streetlights were coming on, and i saw a dog basically coming up behind me. and the dog started barking at me. and then it looked like it was a rabid dog. okay, i'm going walk fast, get in the house, it will be fine. and i star

set the transformers franchise apart with the first transformers movie with michael bey and steven spielbergow, i think one of the top seven or eight blockbuster movie franchises of all time. and literally just like separated that from just a mere kid's toy to truly a blockbuster franchise. >> all right. well, give us a little knowledge that you have from more than anyone i think in the whole world about wizards of the coast, magic the gathering, some of these franchises that didn't exist when we were growing up that are really now bread and butter for you guys. >> yeah. well, i'm lucky enough to have been a long-time fan of wizards products. i started playing d & d when i was a kid back when i was 10 or 11 at my best friend's house. i started playing magic when i was in college back in the mid '90s. and this is just a wonderful business. i mean, 40%, 50% operating profit margins, huge fan bases. like tens of millions of people around the world. a play system that has literally over 20,000 cards associated with it. and it just keeps growing. it's grown for 14 out of the last 15 years. and ju

campaign of assassinations targeting those connected to the munich massacre depicted in the 2005 steven spielberg film, munich, which also depicts the botched german rescue attempt and while 1972 is in 2024, the trauma remains and so do the lessons learned israel sports minister recently met with the country's domestic security service, the shin bet since october 7 of last year when hamas attacked israel, killing more than 1,100 people and taking roughly 250 others hostage he israel has launched a punishing military campaign in gaza, killing many hamas fighters, but also scores of civilians israeli athletes say they're well aware of the anger they face. >> it's something that we're used to and i'm feeling really safe my parties to connect with everyone by sports french authorities say they will do their part to try and make sure violence doesn't disrupt the games that are supposed to be above politics fred pleitgen, cnn, berlin well, the israeli military has issued an evacuation order the people in southern khan younis in gaza, the idf warned it would close forcefully operate in the area, and tol

campaign of assassinations targeting those connected to the munich massacre depicted in the 2005 steven spielberg film, munich which also depicts the botched german rescue attempt and while 1972 isn't 2024, the trauma remains and so do the lessons learned israel sports minister recently met with the country's domestic security service, the shin bet it's october 7 of last year when hamas attacked israel, killing more than 1,100 people and taking roughly 250 others hostage israel has launched a punishing military campaign in gaza, killing many hamas fighters, but also scores of civilians israeli athletes say they're well aware of the anger they face. >> it's something that we're used to and i'm feeling really safe my party he's to connect with everyone by sports french authorities say they will do their part to try and make sure violence doesn't disrupt the games that are supposed to be above politics. >> fred pleitgen, cnn, berlin all right, let's talk, more about keeping the games as secure as possible with cnn, senior national security analyst juliette kayyem. good to see you again. juliette, th

he has steven spielberg choreographing his campaign. but history will remember biden for how he handles this. not covid, not the chips act, how he handles this moment. is there going to be an extraction team sent into the white house with a straitjacket and a gurney? or does biden hold hostages until the convention, where he's going to dare the delegates to vote for someone else? reporter pennsylvania senator john fetterman joins me now. senator, it's a great honor to have you here. is this a dream of yours to appear on jesse watters primetime? yeah well, because and it's really my dad's dream as well, too. he's going to be watching it. and of course, that dad's going to be proud. all right, well, we're going to we're going to make dad proud. hi, dad. hi, mr. fetterman, tell me about joe biden. 72% of the country doesn't think he's fit to serve. you do? what do you know that the rest of the country doesn't? absolutely. i think a lot of that hasn't really changed. i know it went up a little bit, but already america has now realized that

campaign of assassinations targeting those connected to the munich massacre depicted in the 2005 steven spielberg film, munich, which also depicts the botched german rescue attempt and while 1972 isn't 2024, the trauma remains and so do the lessons learned israel sports minister recently met with the country's domestic security service, the shin bet since october 7 of last year when hamas attacked israel, killing more than 1,100 people and taking roughly 250 others hostage israel has launched a punishing military campaign in gaza killing many hamas fighters, but also scores of civilians israeli athletes say they're well aware of the anger they face it's something that we used to and i'm feeling really safe. >> my parties to connect with everyone by sports french authorities say they will do their part to try and make sure violence doesn't disrupt the games that are supposed to be above politics. >> fred pleitgen, cnn, berlin all right, fred, thank you for that still the calm how democratic voters in pennsylvania are responding to kamala harris replacing president joe biden in the 2024 race and no

campaign of assassinations targeting those connected to the munich massacre depicted in the 2005 steven spielberg film, munich, which also depicts the botched german rescue attempt and while 1972 isn't 2024, the trauma remains and so do the lessons learned israel sports minister recently met with the country's domestic security service, the shin bet since october 7 of last year when hamas attacked israel, killing more than 1,100 people and taking roughly 250 others hostage israel has launched a punishing military campaign in gaza, killing many hamas fighters, but also scores of civilians israeli, athletes, say they're well aware of the anger they face. >> it's something that we're used to. and i'm feeling really safe my part he's to connect with everyone by sports french authorities say they will do their part to try and make sure violence doesn't disrupt the games that are supposed to be above politics fred pleitgen, cnn, berlin, and our thanks again to fred pleitgen for that report just ahead here, cnn's kfile digging up some past comments by vice president kamala harris it's related to defund

nato summit, but if we remember about the future party congress, it will also be produced by steven spielberg i can’t guarantee happiness, but your health will definitely increase. doctor myasnikov on saturday and sunday on rtr. great guy, he should go. not from: you thought well, you don’t have a job, you don’t have a place to live, you don’t have anything. dmitry, natalya? so you need a nurse? i am completely satisfied with your candidacy, but i am not sure whether it will suit my father. said, that he will only accept help from a loved one, from a fictitious engagement, and where did you meet? stop putting pressure on my girlfriend, real love is just one kiss away. oh, who taught you to kiss like that? come on, kiss for real. well, that's it completely. another thing, natosh, i love you, find yourself another fool, her wedding is in 3 days, yes in 3 days, you know how much business you can get done, you need a bride with accommodation, on friday at rta, almost 3 years have passed since became natasha, natasha was everything. your life, i asked god, please don’t take it, let it she will sta

- "er" had originally been written as a movie for steven spielberg to direct, and so we had this two-houre bleeding and you need to transfuse them. do you know how to start an iv? - uh, actually, no. - "er" is a hospital show, but it's really an action movie. [baby crying] - this way, this way. - green, walking wounded. yellow, urgent. red, critical. and black, doa. you got it? - got it. - good. - a gurney comes in, people are shouting instructions, climbing up onto the body and, like, doing cpr. and suddenly, they're racing off to the surgical suite. - get that gurney out of there! - someone wanders in, they're tossing around medical jargon. - cvc type and hold two units. - they don't stop to explain what it is. you know, "prep for a peritoneal lavage." i think i know what that is now, but only because i watched a lot of "er" over the years. - can you do pleural lavage? - you can try, but i don't think his heart would take it. we can bypass him and warm his blood directly. - that'd be the fastest way. what do you think? - you're the attending. - there was so much information coming at yo

and like steven spielberg, the line for snoop like for everyone to come up, including the celebs. news this morning. u.s. authorities say they have arrested two of the most powerful drug traffickers in the world, along with a long-time leader of a mexican cartel and the son of the infamous cartel leader el chapo. u.s. officials say the two oversaw the trafficking of tens of thousands of drugs into the united states. >>> after 53 years, southwest airlines is ditching its open seating policy, part of a series of new initiatives that the company will be implementing to better compete with other air carriers. emilie ikeda is at laguardia with those details. hey, emilie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. it is hard to imagine southwest without that mad dash to find the best seats that would thrill some and stress others out. the ceo says urgent change is needed among disappointing revenue, but he is convinced they will be able to win back southwest super fans who are sad to see this end of an era. this morning, changes in the air for southwest, scrapping its storied

married, this mayor, remember, a few months ago there was information that the biden team invited steven spielbergrestrained himself better then than biden, yes, when he renounced, but in reality, this is all very much reminiscent of this late soviet period, when ... ah, before perestroika, yes, when we had the dominance of this hernatocracy, yes, such a peculiar, deep state, yes, as they would call it now, yes, five years of magnificent funerals, and decrepit elders who led the country or did not lead, suddenly then bam appears here completely like this new, progressive, young, as they would say now, with such good pr, a person, yes, well, really, without special competencies, yes, without special talents, without special managerial... experience, and we remember very well how it all ended- then yes, 5 years were enough to destroy a great country, but i would like to draw parallels here and name the differences that do not bode well for the americans, because in the soviet union then we had a collapse of ideology, there was a vacuum of ideology, but here it’s completely different, here a very sha

it's brought tourists to the historic sites director steven spielberg filmed in poland, my brother markin the ghetto and around the city that spielberg used to bring authenticity to the film which now play a part in the city's resurgence of jewish life. >> in "schindler's list" there was only one choice, that was on all of the actual occasions where the actual events took place. this isn't a film that could have been shot at a movie studio. this had to be on practical locations, we went to the factory where they made the enamelware, the sense that it brought to life for all of the crew and hundreds of members of the cast. >> not is not good. the list in life. >> schindler factory museum, leifing memorial about the importance of not being indifferent. tell us what we should be thinking, as we are in this precious space? >> schindler who was a german businessman here, taking over the jewish factory is one of the main individuals who we focus here together with over the thousands of jews he saved. >> what was the impact locally of the release of the film and the opening of the schindler fa

the massacre depicted in steven spielberg's movie "munich." 2024 athletes have been threatened by textsetes, the shadow of what happened at munich hangs over everything you do? >> all the time, yeah. in the dignitary protection unit, you know, this is a legacy. we must understand the legacy and the past. nobody in israel lives in the present without knowing the past. >> reporter: israeli security was already tested this year at the eurovision song contest in sweden when large crowds turned out against the war in gaza. israel's contestant was inundated with threats. but the olympics is on a far larger scale with nearly 100 israeli competitors taking part in dozens of events. how do you protect these athletes, but also give them space to train and mental space, not frighten them? >> we are not pushing them. we are all the time around them. if they are looking for us, they will see us. but we are not jumping on them all the time. we are all the time around the delegation, around the athletes. we're very quiet. no one has to see us. >> reporter: among those killed in munich, 27-year-old fen