>> steven: yes.g a story about how i discovered my mom was having an affair of the heart with her and my father's best friend and my father's business partner, it was something that never had to be publicly expressed. i had a lot of second thoughts about that. but to his credit, tony kushner continued to say, that is the macguffin of this movie. the center ring, the center of your life, the center ring. that's where you going to be flying through the air on a trapeze and there's not going to be a net. i think you can afford with all your success to possibly slip and fall to her death. don't worry about that because you've earned the right to tell the story. >> stephen: it's brilliant movie. i think it's very beautiful. that might be the greatest moment in it, the moment of discovery.with words, in the purest film way discover something to the lens of his camera. [film clicking] do you have a conscious sense that you can see more through the lens and you see in your daily life? >> steven: yes. because

>> steven: no.he game. any advice for the young guy who was shooting these tv things? anything you see in that work and you go, i wish i could go back and tell him this? >> steven: i think there's always things. this is my don't look at a lot of my movies after i've made them. i don't sit down. i am not gloria swanson on sunset boulevard having screenings of her own silent movies for herself. i don't look back that often but every once in a while, i'll see a movie with my kids. i want to accompany my kids when they see "e.t." for the first time. i don't want them to see it without dad sitting there, especially the scary parts at the beginning. sometimes i see things that i had intended to do that i didn't do, and sometimes i see things that would've been a better idea than what i am now seeing all these years later. for the most part, "e.t." is a pretty perfect movie. >> stephen: it's pretty good. pretty good fil.m calling "e.t." pretty good. >> steven: one of the few movies i can look at again and

that's a vending. >> steven: it's also a conversation.e music] ♪ ♪ [bold music] >> steven: i don't know where that came from, probably my father who was a math genius. my mom was a musical genius. >> stephen: i read that you imagine that math would be the language. >> steven: music is math in that sense. i didn't want them putting complicated equations on blackboard so that music will be the quickest way to the heart of the audience to get them to understand this sort of first contact between an extraordinary extraterrestrial civilization, advanced civilization and we here on earth. >> stephen: people were under the impression that "the fabelmans" would be your last score and that you'd be retiring but now i understand that that's not necessarily the case. is that man to blame? is he roping you back in? >> john: he would be certainly to blame. i must've put my foot in my mouth somewhere having said t that. steven is a lot of things but he is a man that you can't say no to, that's for certain. i wanted to say at the beginning, we have been

>> steven: to build it that way.al about it. without being maudlin or mawkish. we hope so. >> stephen: let's go away from that emotion to a different one. you said in "e.t.," a note here, two notes there. let's talk about the two most famous notes you've ever played. let's talk about the "jaws" soundtrack. >> okay. >> stephen: why those two notes? was the budget that tight? >> steven: i thought it was a joke when johnny played it for me on the piano. he called me up and said i have the theme for "jaws." come over and listen to it and i went running over to johnny's house and johnny sat down at the piano and he was really excited to preview for it for me, and he a couple of two fingers. he didn't need all ten. he goes, "duh-duh, duh-duh." duh-duh-duh-duh. i started laughing. i started laughing. i knew johnny had a sense of humor but he had never teased me before, and i thought "it's a new side of johnny. we had only done one movie together. now he is looser. we are buddies and he can tease me. and then say here's the

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senator steven m.lazer: the office has been in place for a number of years and despite the restrictions, they have had reports of fraud conflict of interest, financial impropriety. they have done their work. they have places where the has not been spent appropriate. a story a few weeks ago talked about a $350,000 directed for homeless outreach that only helped one person. these are the eyes and ears we want to make sure agencies are doing their job the best they can, and the fact they are strangling that office and watchdog is a problem for me. kristen: i understand there is another investigation into an employee who got a $2 million contract after leaving the job. it is a big agency and accusations happen. it is about the follow-up, accountability. what about in terms of the responsibility to the public? how has bart failed the public when it comes to service and safety? senator steven m. glazer: yeah, the pandemic has caused a lot of problems. i'm sure your viewers know that personally. for bart, it

along the way cat stevens converted to islam, changing his name to yusuf islam.7th album and play glastonbury for the first time. the singer—songwriter has been talking to our culture editor katie razzall about music, faith and performing on the pyramid stage. # it's not time to make a change, just relax... a voice some may have forgotten, now back as a glastonbury highlight with a new album more than 50 years after he first found fame as cat stevens. his parents�* restaurant in central london was once home, it's long gone, replaced by a gallery, but still has a place in yusuf cat stevens�* heart. that's me in the kitchen, 1967, when i had my first hit. my imagination began in this place. it's where i started to look beyond the sink and the mop and i knew there was something else calling me. # now that i've lost everything to you... that calling was pop music, but after a bout of tuberculosis and a near—death experience, in the �*70s he converted to islam, changed his name and found a new spiritual direction. # oh, baby, baby, it's a wild world... his faith is at

steven and i if you have noted been together for a very long time.g together after all these many years. he's a close friend. he's many, many things, chris. you know, he's a producer and a studio head and director and writer and a friend. he's also not something. he's not someone you can say no to. he is family. and i love him dearly. and i think he's an inspiration. he can amuse and he's an inspiration. >> speaking of inspirations, you have won five oscars and your nomination for "the fablesmans" is your 53rd that puts you behind only one man, walt disney who had 59 nominations for oscars. what does the recognition from the oscars mean to you? >> it seems very unreal. how can you get 53 nominations? nobody is going to live that long to have a working life to be able to do it. you can't plan that. i never set out to say i'll have all these nominations. it boggles my mind and i have to credit music and what it does for our lives and for sustaining our spirits and enriching our souls. it's like great poetry, like great literature. it's something to liv

and but i hope to find the real reason for steven's death.aid that his death was a result of a hit-and-run. but investigators on scene said that his death and the scene itself did not match with that of a hit-and-run or even being hit by a vehicle. this private investigation is concurrent to the sled investigation going on and we asked how that was going and sled said that they have made progress in the death investigation of steven smith, but they said that it remains active ands ongoing. >> dianne gallagher, thank you for that update. >>> we have got just minutes left in the first trading day of the week. stocks are well in positive territory after ubs said it woululd buy credit suisse. we have much more ahead. rlic th- tastes way better.r. can't argue with that analysysis. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet. we must finally hold social media companies accountable. it's time to pass bipartisan legislation to stop big tech from collecting personal data on our kids and teenagers online. ban targeted advertising to children. whoa. okay. ea

and the man responsible for destroying steven spielberg's family.eth rogen is here. [ cheers and applause ] but first, every once in a blue moon, we take time out to ponder the questions nobody bothered to ask. with that said, it's time for "three ridiculous questions" with our friend, nicole byer. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: what's the dumbest thing you believed as a kid? >> it was that you ate a sesame seed bun, like on a hamburger, and one of those seeds would plant in your stomach, and that's where babies came from. >> jimmy: they don't? >> yes, and my mother just let me repeat that to people because she thought it was funny. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how would you go about robbing a bank if all you had was a bag of apples? >> okay, go up to the teller, "this is already filled with money from this bank, give me more." >> jimmy: kind of just a continuation of a previous robbery they didn't know about? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: what do you think is the worst thing about being a magician? >> i don't know. do you think magicians get lai

we came down with two potential scenarios of what happened to steven.involvement of the murtaughs. theory b didn't involved the murtaughs at all unless they were involved in a cover up. we never got that far. >> martha: let me interject if i may. this is the statement from buster murdaugh via jim griffin who everybody got to know during the trial. buster says's tried my best to ignore the rumors about the involvement in steven's tragic death that continue to be published in the media as i grieve over the deaths of my mother and brother. i denied any involvement in his death and my heart goes out to the family. do you believe him? >> i wish his heart went out to the smith family when i first got involved with. i was told by the law firm that they were not submitting to any interviews. they weren't talking to anybody. we could have illuminated all of that in 2021. but leading up to that, you figure steven was found dead in 2015. no one interviewed buster. i don't know that either. so i can't tell if he's sincere or honest. i don't know. >> martha: hope yo

steven — bbc. thank you very much for talking to us, steven barnett, _ bbc.very much for talking to us, steven barnett, professor of i to us, steven barnett, professor of communications at the university of westminster. we have asked for somebody from the bbc to come on to talk about this and we will let you know what they say and whether they come on and we will bring that to you. moving on now. the us treasury has moved to reassure investors after the largest bank failure since the financial crash of 2008. the collapse of silicon valley bank — a major lender to tech companies — triggered a share sell—off in other banks linked to the sector. for more on that, i'm joined now by peterjankovskis — he is vice president research andanalysis at arbor financial services. thank you forjoining us. could you talk us through and explain why this has happened with silicon valley bank? it has happened with silicon valley bank? . , , has happened with silicon valley bank? , , ., bank? it has its roots in two factors, first _ bank? it has its roots in two factors, first ec

well, a steven, though a lot of me says a when the deal really took place. nobody was actually sure what the future is going to look like. but when finally air and your place, it's a deal of for 70 new aircraft. it's a massive deal. it's almost unprecedented in the us. a vision history and the 3 government across the was celebrated. it now by placing this order area has very much put itself in the game. and now that there is a lot of positivity about areas potential. so yes and now my analyst, i definitely upbeat about it and he has plans to go about his business. but of course, it remains to be seen when those planes are actually delivered. and when finally does india begin? it's a massive expansion plan. there are other airlines also, which are then in this fashion plans, but they are yet to unfold or a char cartucker on air india. it's big plans. thank you very much. and we go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. global trade values hit record levels last year, despite growth in trade, falling into negative territory. in the

and we hear from yusuf cat stevens about music, faith and performing at glastonbury.t's 7am in singapore, and midnight in switzerland where the government has reached an emergency deal with the country's biggest bank, ubs, to take over its troubled rival credit suisse. the annoucement comes just before global financal markets open on monday, in an attempt to settle nerves in the global financial sector. credit suisse has seen its value plummet over the last week due to fears about the company's financial health. credit suisse had been caught up in the market uncertainty triggered by the collapse, nine days ago, of america's silicon valley bank. here's the swiss president alain berset speaking at a press conference earlier. on friday the liquidity and volatility showed it was no longer possible to restore the necessary confident and that the swift and stabilising solution was absolutely necessary. this solution is a takeover of credit suisse by ubs. it is supported by the federal council following several meetings with the swiss national bank, with our regulator, with

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steven, good even c a thanks very much for joining us today. i'm not, not. first of all this, this must be a case of political survival for benjamin netanyahu is in a, between a rock and a hard place. it seems that is correct. so 1st of all, he has to stay in power in office because there is several law cases error cases against him, corruption cases. so if he loses her his seat as a prime minister, he will be going direct to were due to prison. that's why he is trying his best and he is live trying to work as much as he can was the coalition was the science extremist coalition, even though in the past he was not dead. the we be that he did not that deal with them and he didn't agree with them, but now he has to deal with them and he has to do what they want. because of this coalition collapses would be losing his office. and if that, if that happens, he will be going straight to prison. and if he stays in power, he'll be picking the state of the so called state of israel and half, and it might go to a bloodshed, this 3. and that's what we're seen. we are se

. ♪ mike: one of the many mysteries of murdaugh family getting another look, the steven was found deadthe latest details. hello, jonathan. >> hi, there, mike. the alex murdaugh recent convictions have renewed interest in other deaths in that area. deaths originally presumed to be accidental through online fundraising campaign friends and relatives of steven smith have raised more than 3 times the money they were seeking to commission an independent autopsy on the smith family's gofundme page steven's mother sandi writes, thank you for not allowing steven's story to not be swept under the rug, we will pursue exhumation and steven smith 19 at the time of death was openly gay and had been high school classmate of murdaugh's oldest son buster. steven's body was found on july 8th, 2015 near the murdaugh family's hunting estate where buster's mother maggie and paul were fatally shot six years later and informed the smiths about the biden's identity. attorney reportedly contact to offer help. police ruled hit and run but reopened investigation following the deaths of maggie and paul murdaugh.

well, steven beasley from dw business is here to break this all down for me. hi, steven. now, media report say u b. s is offered to buy credits with rapture $1000000000.00. what's the likelihood of a deal today, and would this help com markets tomorrow? it's hard to know what the likelihood of a deal is to do without being inside the negotiations are very, very close to them. we know that the swiss government is likely to want a deal today. however, it's probably going to be putting pressure on regulators and on u. b. s. to make this deal happen. and that's because it doesn't want a certain situation to be there as markets reopen again. and the preferred method to unwind is kind of just ations is for a take over from another bank. otherwise, regulators would have to step in and take over the bank themselves. it creates a much more clear picture when that's the case, and that's what they want come monday. when markets are reopen, you know, in terms of what it means for markets, it's really hard to say because there is such a psychological aspect to what we've seen going on

ok, steven u b. s. wants help from the swiss government for a possible take over. do you know what's being discussed here from what we understand from those who are close the negotiations, u. b. s. is offered $1000000000.00 for the take over being all share deal. and what it means is that basically shareholders would take a significant haircut here. $1000000000.00 means about $0.27 a share. the, the business closed arrows shares close at about a $1.70 on friday so you can see the kind of loss of the shareholders would take. they want that 6000000000 dollars and guarantees because there are a lot of open questions around the business. i mentioned the legal troubles that credit suisse has been in that there's a lot of money potentially outstanding their, their legal judgments against them, if their regulatory fines coming against them. and because this was government wants to steal, to go forward because they have their foot on the gas battle here, it's likely that u. b. s will get a better deal than not. but there probably will also be pushback from credit suisse on

i'll be back at the top of the hour up next is business news with steven beardsley? i'm terry martin for me and all of us here at the w. thanks for watching. ah ah, imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy burger, your dining companion says to you. actually that hamburger is not made from kaos. it's made from golden retrievers. should meet. 2 2 2 2 2 2 in meeting cultures around the world, people learn to classify a small handful of animals as edible and all the rest they classify as disgusting. a docu series about our complex relationship with animals. the great debate this week on d. w ah, ah, inflation remains sticky across much of europe in february, keeping pressure on food prices. among other things, we'll look at what energy costs in particular have to do with the grocery supply in the u. k. falling consumer spending takes india's growth down a notch in the 3rd quarter, knocking some of the lustre off an economy that's been a bright spot in the pandemic recovery. also in our show, india's growing footwear market means more wa

we're not classifying this is anything other than a murder. >> yet, steven's case went cold.the south carolina law enforcement division known as slide, opened an investigation into stevens death. based on information gathered while investigating the murders of paul and maggie murdaugh. slide has not said what was found. >> do you know the murdaugh family? >> he went to school with nestor. yeah. and they played little league ball together. >> during interviews in the case file released by highway patrol to cnn. the murdaugh name is mentioned dozens of times by both witnesses and investigators. including alex murdaugh surrounding sun buster. during one audio interview them south carolina state trooper todd proctor says this -- >> buster was on our radar, the murdaugh's knew that. >> why exactly buster was on the radar is still unclear. neither he, nor anyone else has been charged in this case. and now for the first time, besting murdaugh commenting publicly about the case. he released a statement reads in part, these baseless rumors of my involvement with stephen, his death are

saying he had nothing to do with the body of 19-year-old steven smith.her, for which his father was found guilty, prompting law enforcement to revisit this cold case. diane gallagher is out front. >> what is your emergency? >> i just going down the road and i seen somebody laying out. >> reporter: it's been nearly eight years since the body of 19-year-old steven smith was found in the middle of this country road in hampton county, south carolina. the teen's death gained national attention in june 250021, nearl six years after he was killed, when the state law enforcement division said it was opening an invest investigation. >> verdict, guilty. >> reporter: alec murdoch was sentenced to life in prison. >> for the rest of your natural life. >> reporter: and investigators have never revealed what information they gleaned from the murdoch investigation that resulted in this being opened. today new private efforts to uncover the evidence. the first goal, exhuming smith's body. >> it kind of has to start with a fresh, new look at the body. >> reporter: initial

i think you raise a very good point, and i apologize steven for interrupting you. but as you, as you say the u. n. is called upon to be impartial in all matters. and it does seem to have gotten suddenly blind when it comes to observing the presence of us soldiers in syria field. why do you think? why do you think? i mean that damascus has, has said these troops are not welcome. these are illegal troops on our domestic soil. why do damascus? why do the please of the assad government keep being ignored by both america and obviously the un as well? first of all, for the american appearance in the, in syria. yes, it is illegal in any country, if the government of the country and the leader of the country asked for help from an from a friendly come states that cow syria did with iran heated with russia that is legal appearance that is held from one friend to another friendly country, but the united states came in to syria and occupied that he still here. yeah, we are all of the oil wells, the gas wheels and the wheat of syria and our harvesting them and pumping the oil

first, stephen welcomes steven spielberg and composer john williams. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

dismissed family go funny saves steven's mother, sandy writes thank you for not telling steven sorryto be swept under a rug. we will exhume immediately and provide updates on the way. steven smith was 19 at the time of his death was openly gay and been a high school classmate of roberto's older son buster. as eight, 2015 near the murdaugh family hunting estate or buster's mother, maggie and brother paul were fatally shot six years later. saint investigators the information discovered during the murdaugh investigation led them to reopen the smith case which they had initially determined was a hit-and-run accident. >> there is no broken glass, no car parts is closer intact he had a clear head trauma injury that looked like it was done other than a car progress attorney eric represent the family of gloria satterfield the housekeeper who died in 2018 after what was described as a trip and that. this meant taking place on the murdaugh family property just outside the main home. i like the admittedly pocketed insurance settlement money, intended for the family. south carolina authorities h

steven smith he was 19 at the time of his death was openly gay and had been a high school classmatesrs from july 2015 through the murdoch family hunting estate or buster's mother maggie and brother paul were fatally shot six years later. for police inform the smiths of the body's identity, alec myrtle's older brother randy, an attorney reportedly contacted the family to offer his help looking for steven and into stephen's death. police and she rolled the case a hit-and-run accident. they reopened their investigation following the deaths of maggie and paul murdoch. first there has been a long rubber involvement somehow of a murdoch whether it's him, or someone else in the family that hasn't knowledge at least of the death of steven smith vagrants attorney eric represent the family of gloria satterfield the housekeeper who died in 2018 from injuries sustained in what was described as a trip and fall accident at that murdoch family home. alex murdaugh admittedly pocketed insurance settlement money from that accident, intended for her family. south carolina authorities have also reopened

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he was frequently in his lifetime compared to thaddeus stevens, especially as the time as stevens died and the tide shifted in a different direction he led as sure you know the opposition to andrew johnson's cat straw thickly lenient reconstruction policies and he led the impeach ment process. he active and with great determination promoted the 14th amendment to the constitution the 15th amendment to the constitution the civil rights bill. the fourth force acts of the early 1870s to suppress whites supremacy. the kkk and other white supremacist groups across the which were earnestly rising again and terrorizing black and their white republican allies. he to supported women's suffrage and, gave opportunities for women suffrage to come to congress and speak on behalf of that cause, he workers rights. he supported greenback currency. he supported any policy. he could support many policies to level the economic playing field for ordinary laboring americans and the poor. he supported veterans rights. he worked hard to help individuals, especially black and black veterans get their pensions.

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the smith family has the money they need to exume steven's body, they now need approval to actually do it, and we're told that could still take some tie. even pilgrim abc news new york thank you. miami beach leaders have voted against a thursday to sunday curfew, an attempt to control spring break crowds. that vote followed two deadly shootings last weekend. and the imposing of a state of emergency. one reason for voting down the curfew. smaller crowds are expected this coming weekend . also, business owners argue that it would hurt their bottom line. the city's manager can impose another curfew but by law that cannot be done in advance. they're staying down in miami. it could still change. they might you know if there's another crime. if there's another shooting, perhaps there will be a curfew. stay tuned. we have course will stay on top of that for you coming up next, though the 90 year old dad, he is welcoming his first kids. since 1997 but first a woman who fought off an attacker in her apartment buildings jim back in january, see what she's doing now. you're watching world news na

steven smith's family says they are exhuming the body of the 19-year-old. found dead near one of the murdaugh's properties back in 2015. it comes just weeks after murdaugh was convicted of killing his own wife and son. cnn is following new developments for us. isabelle, what more are authorities saying about all of this? >> reporter: well, fred, this is a major development. steven smith is one of the mysteri mysterious deaths surrounding the murdaugh family. his body was found in the middle of a rural road near the murdaugh estate with force blunt trauma to his head. now his family is exhuming his body for an independent autopsy immediately, according to a gofundme page verified by cnn. and while authorities haven't announced any connection between smith and the murdaugh family, they did announce this was reopening an investigation into smith's killing and that was based on information that they gathered while investigating the double homicide of maggie and paul murdaugh. and to this day there's still so many questions surrounding smith's death. according t

former white house aide steven miller and texas congressman chip roy. chip, this is this is rightwhat on the brownsville border. what bothers m boe is we had in the first two years of the biden administration and already the month ofyear wer january this year, we'ree on pace to set yet another record of illegal immigrants crossing into this country illegally. is country illegally and add to that fentanyl, all heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine, human trafficking,gh how do they say with a straight are on face that they are on top this issue and that our border is secure because it clearlyuset cis not. and if they want to tell thatf to the families of the four people kidnaped who families lost loved ones, i don't, i don't think they'd have the courage to ever do that. >> sean, thanks for having me on . look, obviously, we're very saddened to have two americans. american lose their lives, two otherss le get injured in mexico. l but, look, a lot o f us havotheers been saying this is coming. f we've already seen this kind of violence. i was glad to see peter a

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well, stevens, the thing is india is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world. but india also believes that bulk or for international traffic has been captured by international carriers. and now the government has been very categorical in saying is that it wants indian airline companies to expand recently the emission minister has been of speaking to the press and he's been making a very categorical comments that india is that an inflection point. there's going to be an explosion in air traffic in the coming years, and he wants indian companies to recapture the space a data foreign airliners have sort of cornered for several decades now. these foreign airlines obviously see india as quite a market for their expansion. what can we say about that market when it comes air travel? well said stephen lady has looked at one of the fastest growing evasion markets in the world. every and every, every aviation company in the world, once once a shared, once a share of that by the end in the federal aviation minister job that i did this in the recently said that government

trey: welcome back so "sunday night in america," steven smith was a ch classmate of buster murdaugh,f convicted murderer alex murdaugh. in 2015, smith's body was found in a roadway not far from where murdaugh killed his wife and son, police said it was a hit-and-run, but rumors persisted there was more to the case and his date. now the case has been reopened new witnesses have come forward am family of steven smith raised enough money for an independent examination of his remains. joining us now former nypd inspector paul mauro. thank you for joining us, i love having you on. for those not familiar perhaps with this part of the murdaugh saga, what should they know about this particular facts pattern. >> a lot of constitutional the top of the -- confusion at top of case, smith a body was found in middle of road with blunt force injury to his head, initially at scene is usupposition it was a gunshot wound, after the p the -- no bullet fragments were found then it was then decided to be a hit-and-run, the interact between different agencies there was a sheriff office, there was some con

for yet another project with his longtime friend and frequent collaborator steven spielberg.ist." "nbc nightly news" anchor lester holt sat down with williams for our "sunday spotlight." >>> from terrors of the deep to visitors from deep space, john williams' musical scores have lifted us and raised our pulse. john, i can tell you, knowing i was going to sit down with you this morning, all morning long i'm hearing your themes in my head. ♪♪ what do you think when people start humming back your tunes? >> well, no one could ever have guessed it when you're writing and recording for a particular purpose and we finish the film and it's done, you put the music in a drawer. >> are you still writing? >> every day. i eat, i sleep, and i write for a few hours a day. >> at 91 john williams is still writing film scores. ♪♪ and was recently nominated for his 53rd academy award for "the fabelmans," making him the oldest nominee ever. is it still a thrill to hear your name? >> absolutely. well, now 53 oscar nominations, which seems unreal anybody could be that old and working that long. ♪♪

film director steven spielberg warning of the profound consequences of artificial intelligence. basically taking something you created and you made whichs is the computer and giving the computer ab autonomy over your point of view, books and movies and music is being written by machines that we created and we're letting them run with. that terrifies me. it will be the twilight zone to serve man. iwill turn out to be a cookbook and we're on the menu. cheryl: mark t tepper, i said t before on the show. i think a.i. is fascinating. i think you can't fight it. thethere's so many uses for it. it steven spielberg making a good point. >> i know how dangerous sky net becomes when robots and a.i. become smarter than the humans. i have a buddy who is a super geek about this stuff. he shot me a text maybe a month ago, told me to watch videos on sing lsingularity, that's where. becomes smarter than humans, it doesn't need us to feed data to it anynor. it will get its on data. kind of scary. cheryl: i don't know. do we fight that, todd? do we fights all the good that can come out of this, me

. >>> in south carolina, authorities are investigating the 2015 death of steven smith.s the son of convicted murderer alex murdaugh. he is denying any involvement in the death. the family continues their search for the truth. blayne alexander has the report. >> reporter: steven smith's death was brought back into the spotlight as part of the murder investigation into the deaths of alex murdaugh's wife and son. police say new evidence prompted them to reopen the case. buster murdaugh denies any involvement in smith's death. a heartbroken mother may be closer to answers. eight years after the mysterious death of her teenage son. overnight, the south carolina law enforcement division known as s.l.e.d. confirms steven smith's death is being investigated as a homicide. >> based upon their review of the forensic evidence that they are convinced that this was not a hit and run. >> reporter: s.l.e.d. agreed to work with them and participate in exhuming his body for a private autopsy to gather more evidence. it's validation for sandy smith. she never believed her 19-year-old son

buster responding, saying these baseless rumors of my involvement with steven and his death are false. my heart goes out to the smith family. i mean, i definitely think he was he was murdered steven's mother, sandy smith, and tommy more, spoke to our abc affiliate wc. i've the former highway patrol lieutenant who responded to the scene says he believes steven smith was murdered. saying smith shoes were still on his feet and his road rash was minor, suggesting it was something other than a crash things that come to my mind either. he was murdered there. or he was murdered elsewhere and dropped their more says he took his concerns to law enforcement officials. but the corner insisted smith died after a hidden run. smith's family has already raised thousands of dollars to exhume his body for an independent autopsy. so there now just waiting for a judge's approval. sports some late night, march madness and the women's tournament. miami facing number one indiana with seconds left when it's just pure destiny , the shot drops in by destiny harden, and that gave the ninth seeded hurricanes a

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a note from steven spielberg as a director?lberg is the boss of the movie, the executive producer. on the first day, joe is feeling a little insecure, he's really got to act and he goes, do you mind if i wear my jo hat? sure, no problem. really funny scene in jo has the dodger hat on and the dailies go to burbank and i get a call from the head of amblin and she says steven really likes the scene but he is one note for you. what's that? movie stars don't wear hats. i was like, oh, okay. so then to jo koy. we got a note from mr. spielberg sang movie stars don't wear hats. and he goes, what about indiana jones? i guess i could argue with mr. spielberg or you could take the hat off in the next scene and he goes yeah, let's take the hat off. >> stephen: did you have to reshoot that scene? >> jay: know we did not but nobody wore a hat after that. i didn't even wear a hat. nobody is wearing hats. >> stephen: the next note is going to be "movie stars don't wear pants." he's just seeing how far you can push you. >> jay: whatever he says