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i always say, oscar schindler gave me a life, but steven spielberg was my second schindler, because heose in rwanda, cambodia, and armenia, among others. >> it's very, very important to show the genocide continues to just be there, right often right where we can see it. >> reporter: last year, the foundation mobilized almost immediately to capture testimonials of survivors of the october 7th attacks in israel. >> we're talking about the largest act of mass violence against jewish people since the holocaust. we felt it was important to go to israel to meet with the survivors of the october 7th attacks so they could begin to share their stories now. >> reporter: the foundation and the film, marking a milestone and looking to the future. do you see it as the 30th anniversary or the beginning of the fourth decade? >> i see it as the beginning of the fourth decade, because there is so much more we need to expose the world to, so many more true stories the world has to see. i want people to be able to hold hands and say together, there are certain things we must never forget. >> so, that 93-

it's an aud to those who know him best including ron howard and steven spielberg.ster and one of many collaborations with legendary composer john williams. >> i came into his house. he sat behind the piano. my head is swirling. john smiled at me and said, what do you think? i said, you're kidding, right? [ laughter ] he played it for me two or three more times. then it just, wow. that was it. >> williams life and career the subject of a new documentary produced by spielberg and fellow a-list filmmaker ron howard. music by john williams is a retrospective a career that's spanned search decades and garnered five academy awards for best original score. >> everybody knows john williams' music but not everyone knows john williams. >> we get to tell his story and let people see behind the curtain how these projects got to be the ones we all remember an reveer. >> reporter: just a small sampling of williams work include hollywood classics like "et." ♪ jurassic park. ♪ super man. ♪ and -- ♪ >> star wars. >> if you had to give a stranger one score from john williams filmogr

it's steven spielberg, yeah. >> "steven, steven, excuse me." >> jimmy: yeah, "hold on a a second pleasey: but you actually did get a chance to meet lorne, right? he invited everyone to -- >> he was great. he gave us his blessing and invited us all to watch, you know, the actual show. >> jimmy: episode. >> and josh brolin was hosting. it was in march. and it was so weird 'cause our first two days of shooting were in new york, like, at the ice rink, in the streets. >> jimmy: i saw you outside in the -- yeah, right by "nbc," the neon sign out there. yeah. >> the rest of the film was shot in atlanta, but for those two nights we were in new york. and lorne invited us to watch the show, like, the day before we started work. which is nuts. >> jimmy: yeah. >> 'cause you're tired and you're, like, nervous, and you want to do a good job. >> jimmy: and then you go, "i'm making a movie about this." >> but you have to stay up late to see it. >> jimmy: of course. >> but it was great. he didn't have to do that. it was really, really kind of him. >> jimmy: he's the greatest dude ever. he's awesome. did

think you're listening to me when i'm talking on the telephone opposite richard dreyfuss in steven spielberg'sse encounters of the third kind. >> i got it. what are you doing? i'm digging it out, that's all. >> you just listen. no. >> hi, kids in mr. mom with michael keaton. >> you're wearing the shirt around the house for about two weeks now. >> can walk around by itself. i am a professional actress. >> earning an oscar nomination for best supporting actress opposite dustin hoffman in tootsie. >> i didn't bring enough money for cancer. >> that's okay. it's cheaper to get mugged. >> let's walk. >> for decades, teri garr was open about her battle with multiple sclerosis. she died at her home in la at 79, surrounded by family and friends. teri garr, in her own words on her personal battle and her optimism. >> i've been very, very lucky because i've had a very slow progression with this. if i've had it for 20 years, the miss. so i'm really very grateful. and i find it very important to keep an optimistic attitude and to you know, i know it seems kind of pollyanna, but i try to, you know, make the

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

hollywood's biggest names as president biden honored people like spike lee, queen latifah and steven spielbergave made outstanding contributions to those in the arts in the united states. this year there were 20 recipients in all. thanks so much for being with us here ofn "early today." i'm frances rivera. have a great tuesday. and hope you join us for wednesday morning. right now our news continues on nb meeting happening today surrounding embattled san jose councilman. this

. >> opposite richard dreyfuss in steven spielberg's close encounters of the third kind.t. >> what are you doing? i figured it out. that's all we did. just listen. no. >> hi, kids in mr. mom with michael keaton. >> you've been wearing the shirt around the house for about two weeks now. >> can walk around by itself. >> i am a professional actress. >> earning an oscar nomination for best supporting actress opposite dustin hoffman in tootsie. >> i didn't bring enough money for cab. >> that's okay. it's cheaper to get mugged. let's walk. >> for decades, teri garr was open about her battle with multiple sclerosis. she died at her home in l.a. today at 79, surrounded by family and friends. tonight here. teri garr in her own words, on her personal battle and her optimism. >> i've been very, very lucky because i've had a very slow progression with this. if i've had it for 20 years. the miss. so i'm really very grateful. and i find it very important to keep an optimistic attitude and to you know, i know it seems kind of pollyanna, but i try to, you know, make the best of it. >> ou

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foot", the second for oilman daniel playview in the film oil, the third for abraham lincoln in steven spielberg's, and it seems to me that this is one of the most famous images of this actor. yes, here is an actor, you see, how interesting, supposedly ends his career, and then returns again, maybe this is necessary in order to accumulate some energy, to prepare for new filming, or maybe in order to add a fee, you know, when the number of zeros increases. and this is a well-known story with russian - that is , performers, they often go on a well-deserved rest, for about 10 years, then travel around the country, already having such and such fees, yes, everything works, by the way, dear friends, if you are thinking right now, what interesting thing to watch, for example, on the coming weekend, this is our film selection to help you, maryana marinkova, tell me what to watch at the cinema, the sky was already breathing autumn, the poster in domestic cinemas breathe... premieres i suggest taking a look at the range let's start with a new film by the legendary russian director, who gave us such iconic f

thereof times i've almost passed out watching law and order he'd been written as a movie for steven spielberg to direct and so we had this two-hour piece which was reflection of michael's experiences as a medical student, use an andrew cath with 16 needle, you need a large point case. >> they bleeding and you need to translate do you know where to start an iv actually know er is a hospital show, but it's really an action movie yellow urgent, read, critical, and lack healing i got a gurney comes in, people are shouting instructions, climbing up onto the body and doing cpr and solely the racing off to the surgical suite that gurney out of there someone wanders in their tossing or and medical jargon did you see they don't stop to explain what it is you prepped for peritoneal lavage? i think i know what that is. now, but only because i watched a lot of er over the years it is plural a allies. >> you can try, but i think it's quite would take it bypass and what directly and the fastest way. >> what do you think? >> but, he attending there was so much information coming at you that i think it made

got in the car to celebrate but it's so many great artists, i mean i grew up growing to see steven spielberg'ss, photographers, so it's just an honor to be here today. in honor. >> yeah that makes sense. inspected, i appreciate you being real. so i'm going to show people, everybody knows your work, obviously but here, where we keep an eye on civil rights and history, where we are going as a country, i want to remind people about how, this is just a small slice of your work, let's take a look. >> mookie! >> when you get your own place you can do what you want to do. >> thank you for teaching me this lesson. i wouldn't have noticed a difference. >> we didn't come over on the mina and the pinta and the whatchamacallit. we didn't land on plymouth rock, plymouth rock landed on us. >> you have led sometimes decades before america thought police brutality was an issue, you were putting it in front of the country. what does your work have to say about the choice in this election over these next 15 days. >> well i'm voting my sister, the vice president, she used the word, forward, not backwards, this g

missy elliott, ending a manziel, queen latifah, spike lee, ken burns and steven spielberg.hosted a reception for those recipients -- mr. biden hosted a reception for those recipients. still to come on the news hour, elon musk's massive effort to elect donald trump and dean influence over the government agencies that regulate his companies. tamara keith and amy walter break down the latest political headlines. and the widow of alexei navalny act discuss his posthumous bio. announcer: this is the pbs news hour from w eta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: the world's richest man, elon musk is now a powerful mega donor for donald trump. he is using his vast resources to campaign for him in pennsylvania and taking aggressive measures for mr. trump in other key battleground states. some of the moves are raising major legal and ethical concerns. bill young are entrepreneur -- billionaire entrepreneur elon musk is unveiling a new tactic pledging to randomly award $1 million to registered swing state voter

>> award winning director steven spielberg is one of the producers of this documentary.liams scored 29 of his feature films, many of them landing both creative minds. oscars and other accolades. beyond that, williams music has defined movie moments and touched generations of filmgoers. >> he operates and lives and breathes through music, and i think that alone is a lesson for all of us who are passionate about things. you know, we really need to be eternal students and to get inside his mind and to think like some of the tunes and soundtracks to things that live within us. >> after we hear them came, came from here, from him. >> it's a music that literally scored, you know, my childhood, i can pretty much hear a tune and say, oh my god, i remember where i was with music by williams streams tomorrow on disney plus. >> that's going to do it for abc seven news at four. abc seven news at five is next as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive

now, today, in part to steven spielberg and tom hanks, when many americans think about d-day as i hope many of them will, and this 80th anniversary year, they may conjure up that bit of footage that opens saving ryan where the craft are heading toward the beach in sea spray is flying past the thoughts and the ramp drops and out they go on to that horrible killing. i am personally grateful to tom hanks for his continuing interest in the second world war and to sustain the memory of those events. he not only is a great actor, he's a great supporter of the museum, new orleans, where he participates and also provides a of support for events such this. so good for him. but on the other hand, starting the story of d-day with the landing on omaha beach or any other beach, encourage moderate students to overlook what happened in the weeks, months and even years prior to that moment, including the assembling and training of the troops, the movement, the equipment and the men across a contested ocean. from the western hemisphere to britain past the german. the construction training camps in brit

she's one of 39 recipients, along with steven spielberg, spike lee, missy elliott, idina menzel, aaron sorkin, as well as bruce cohen. now, the arts medal is the highest award given to artists, arts patrons as well as groups by the u.s. it honors exemplary individuals and organizations that have advanced the arts right here in america. some wonderful honors there. there really is adele dazeem is that, you know, i thought that when he read that you did it correctly. yeah. john travolta. john travolta. yeah, i remember that. i always thought you think you would have practiced? yeah. he's like, i'm john travolta. just give me this, i got it. don't you worry. oh, no, it happens. all right, let's get a look at that forecast for us this morning. yeah, we're starting out nice and cool. it's definitely jacket weather right now, but it feels like fall out there. and we are at 54 degrees in san mateo. as you're heading out 53 in san francisco with a light wind. as of now it is mostly clear, but we are looking at the cloud streaming just to our north, and we may see some of those clouds moving th

filmmaker steven spielberg and spike lee along with center a singer queen latifa. they were all honored. the medal is the highest award given to artists. art patrons and groups by the u.s. government. it honors those who have advanced the art in america and offered inspiration to others. 3 of the arts medals were awarded posthumously, including one for the late chef and author anthony bourdain and the late know singer selena anthony, a >> 45? on this tuesday morning, we've had a pretty solid start to the week so far as far as weather is gone. definitely calmer than it was to end last week. so we can all appreciate that. >> where we're at at the coast this morning, we do have some mostly clear skies at this point. a half moon bay really haven't cleared out from where we were earlier. now. skies will remain dry today. and most importantly, we don't have any heat spikes ahead of us and no major fire danger either. part of the reason for that is the jet stream is set up shop just to our north. so any high pressure ridge not necessarily going to build in and this ensure

. >> filmmaker steven spielberg and spike lee, as well as actor and performer queen latifah, were among the honorees. the medal is the highest award given to artists, arts patrons, and groups by the u.s. government. >> a bay area artist is hoping her work encourages people to get out and vote. as ktvu zac sos reports, the brisbane artist has been transcribing the entire u.s. constitution using just a quill pen right out of the 1700s with the hope of helping people better appreciate the document ascertained by law word by word, and to be informed article by article, like the real constitution. >> i don't want any mistakes. >> brisbane artist beth grossman on a mission to transcribe the entire u.s. constitution using only handmade quill pens. >> i'm about a quarter to a third of the way. >> her decision to use old mint moneybags as her canvas is very intentional. >> the amount of money that's being used on political campaigns right now, it's mind blowing. and when i think about how that money could be used otherwise for social projects, it breaks my heart. >> as the election nears, her ar

. >> filmmakers steven spielberg and spike lee, as well as performer queen latifah, were among the other honorees. the medal is the highest award given to artists, arts patrons, and groups by the u.s. government. >> all right. coming up next in sports, 49ers head coach kyle shanahan speaking out today about new injuries plaguing the team just as they start to game prep. for those dallas cowboys. >> and then coming up tonight on the 11:00 news using technology to teach people about crime. the podcast won bay are your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast business internet and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! disappointed after yesterday's loss to the kansas city chiefs. well to

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carpet to celebrate the premiere of the dock was director laurent alongside iconic producers like steven spielberg, jj abrams, kathleen kennedy, frank marshall and ron howard cast of the film shares the legacy williams made in his lifetime. i was hard to get john to agree to allow us to tell the story of his life and career because john would always say, well, who would be interesting to me? they know my music in the film's. it goes with that. >>who's going to be interested in me? and i said, john, we're going i'm going to prove to you how interested you are. just say, yeah, there's nothing about him what he does doesn't blow my mind. and he really is the closest i've ever come to seeing some of his sort of transcends all. like human boundaries. he's like every olympian rolled into one. you know, musical genius is just unreal. the afi fest runs through sunday and music by john williams hits disney plus november. 1st. >>and as we approach the end of october, the question always, is too early for christmas? and according to netflix, the answer is no. here's a look at the streamer's latest christmas.

and i that to steven spielberg he started the movie on lincoln i told it to tony kushner he was starting to write the movie. i it to daniel day-lewis when he was going to play lincoln and daniel told me he did that way and his wife told me actually was so happy that he was lincoln because usually he becomes whoever the person is. and when he's billy the butcher in gangs of new york, it's a lot harder to live with him. abraham lincoln. and then on to teddy roosevelt. obviously, the square deal legislation breaking up monopoly was franklin roosevelt saving the world from fascism and nazis lbj civil rights, voting rights. why do you think it is that generally speaking most of our presidents become more revered and their legacies more admired as the years go by. it's a really good question. i mean, i think that what people feel at the moment when their president is all the tensions and the anger is at what didn't happen or what happened. they didn't agree with. and then as time goes by, i think a greater sense of the context, you know, well, two things happened today. today somehow we have a

. >>> coming up here tomorrow, by the way, on "today," the legendary steven spielberg.nt some time talking about the much-needed foundation that film inspired him to create. it's a can't-miss conversation with the oscar winner. we'll have it for you tomorrow right here on "today." >>> let's get your news at 8:00. we begin with the presidential election. 13 days to go now, both candidates making their cases to voters across the country. meanwhile, donald trump's former chief of staff is now speaking out against his former boss, and vice president harris sat down for a one-on-one with nbc. nbc's hallie jackson joins us with the latest from the campaign trail and her interview hallie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, savannah. let's start with former president trump, who's out on the trail and out on attack against vice president harris, even as his own former chief of staff, john kelly, speaks out publicly against his former boss, telling "the new york times" mr. trump fits the definition of a fascist. kelly confirming mr. trump has called those who died on