>> we have from sundance, "the settlers" and the director will be with us. this is an interesting film given the news about the funding and continuing to develop the settlement. it is a historical film looking at the settlers in a historical perspective, and also footage of the holocaust youth and the west bank. it will be an interesting film for people to see. we also have a local spotlight premiere of un-american film, the former director of the traveling jewish theater company, a world premiere in jerusalem, and he plays evan teen different characters expressing different points of view about the israeli and palestinian crisis. we also have mr. gaga, a lighter affair, and this was the audience award winner at the sxsw film festival, -- sxsw -- south by southwest, and creating a dance language that is very popular in israel. it is a very inspiring dance film and a great title as well.>>> thank you both so much for being with us with these great clips of the film festival, and we will leave you with this clip from "mr. gaga." [ video playing ] father: here

and the sundance documentary on what turns out to be a supremely touchy subject. >>> when then meets now. amping it up '80s style with greatest hits, like "jesse's girl"reo speedwagon and pit bull. >>> but first, the "nightline" five -- >> i take zero heart burn. >> number one, in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. and we start here tonight with a controversy that combines two american obsessions. body size and social media. we're talking about so-called fit moms, women who workout aggressively while pregnant. all the while, posting pictures and videos on instagram. the backlash has been intense. and here's my "nightline" co-anchor, juju chang. ♪ >> reporter: it seems nothing will prevent 31-year-old stacy from getting to the gym. not even pregnancy. she spent so much of her life training for fitness competitions, a three-time champion of miss world pro. but now, stacy's famous for being fit in another way. she's a so-called fit mom. stacy's part of a group of instagram mothers or mothers-to-be, who gained social stardom for the highly-ambitious workout routines, baby or not. >> they

when did it hit the sundance areas? -- airways?ptions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] -- air waves. ? there were some deep things. -- iffy things. there was one thing that i begged him to cut and he did. as a footnote, primary night for mayor when i won the runoff. when i got into the runoff, i'm sorry. i called peter valone. a very formidable city council speaker and chatted before returns were known and he said he may get into the runoff. i get on the phone and say to someone, he is creating his own reality. only because i have to say everything now 15 years later. and it was notus relevant to anything. >> here is some of the video from that very night. and i think the family. [laughter] [indiscernible] >> that was painful. >> a lot going on. >> that was the day of that i won the runoff to be the nominee. it was true until michael bloomberg came along with money. the nominee would be the mayor. blackberries, you know what those are. [laughter] >> long time ago. >> there was an exit poll that showed me ahead by eigh

jonah shot and finished it and sold it to sundance.hich airs it on a reel with a film called "the perfect candidate." that was about oliver north. the reagan aide who ran for senate in virginia. after the election, the chaos, jonah said, dad, sorry about 9/11 and that he lostby 2 points, but it made for a better film. i said, anything to help. brian lamb: they can watch the whole thing on youtube. mark green: if you go to jonah green.com you can access the film. brian lamb: is logically than you can fill in the blanks. jonah: my father had been in the lead for months. that would be easy. so the most prominent city democrats were vying for the nomination to succeed rudy giuliani, who could not run again because of term limits. freddy ferrer was the bronx borough president. alan hevesi from queens was the city comptroller. peter vallone had been speaker of the city council since 1985. there was also michael bloomberg. a democrat turned republican and a billionaire and a political novice. and last there was mark green. brian lamb: who is

allison jani showed up at sundance with her boyfriend, 20 years younger. woman who had a little problem. she wrote into dear prudence and said her 66-year-old mom is about to move in with her 31-year-old boyfriend. the woman described her mom as never dating much, not rich, looks good for her age. she says the boyfriend is devastatingly handsome and nice. she wants to know should she worry? is something happening or is her mom getting scammed? what should she do? >> what do you think? >> you are going to have to wait a while and watch the relationship, watch how he treats her. people can fake things for a while. i'm >> me too. >> i'm not one to judge. frank was 23 years older than i was. we never saw that happening to us but it did and it lasted 29 years. i can't even imagine it the other way around. i don't mean to be double standard ish about it but i don't know how my children would deal with me coming home with someone that young. i guess if he is legal. what's legal? 18. >> 2 's legal? 18. >> 2 1 probably. >> there is something about people do fall in

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like redford and sundance. butch cadty. >> butch cassidy. >> great way to end the segment. >> no! another bait and switch from the judge. >> right. we got to pay bills around here. >> crushed me. >> we're going to -- make you stay for the rest of the show. colin gillis, by the way, on "fast money" 5:00 p.m. see about his call, what the numbers come in at today, and how he feels about his call after apple reports tonight. a big call on nordstrom coming up. this stock having a great day and month. up 20% in four weeks. how about under armour? big month there, too. signs of trouble on the field, court, track and in the store? talking about the run in retail, and it is next on the "halftime report." announcer: don't let e. coli mosh with your food. an estimated 3,000 americans die from a foodborne illness each year. so, always separate raw meat from vegetables. keep your family safe at foodsafety.gov >>> welcome back to the "halftime report." under armour back in the red. now down 4%. the company reporting earnings and revenue in line with estimates, profit, though, dropped 57%. seams

let , go of the world and love all the things climate can't change," which premiered here at the sundanceilm festival eaearlier this year and is now playing on hbo. his former films include "gasland" the documentary which first exposed the harms of the fracking industry. it was nominated for an academy award. he also made "gasland 2," which aired on hbo. when we come back, the history of gun reform. what does it have to do with ronald reagan, the black panthers, and the ku klux klan? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. obama is speaking in dallas today at a memorial service for the five dallas police officers killed by a sniper thursday evening will stop dallas authorities said micah johnson amassed a personal arsenal in putting the semi-automatic rifle, bomb making materials, bullet group vests an emanation. president obama warned of these he access s to guns station what is exacerbating the divisions between police and local communities. pres. obama: part of what is creating tensions between communities

the film has just opened, "equity" received a grand jury prize nomination at sundance.me now for this week's american opportunity, the two powerful women behind it who produced "equity" and acted in the film, sarah megan thomas and alicia reiner. thank you for being here. it's a great film. and that line, "i like money," it's interesting, sarah, because you've said we as women don't talk about how much we make enough. >> totally. we talk about our sex lives more than we're willing to talk about as women what we make or even go in and ask for that promotion. we think it's a fascinating thing to explore. >> and not allowing i like money to be a dirty word or phrase. when you look at how this started, you two started your own production company to make it happen. was that because you couldn't get the funding for it? why was that? >> it's actually interesting, we wanted to do it ourselves. and there were a lot of places along the line where we could have partnered with another company and we decided, no, we want this to be our baby, and we want to be able to make all the ch

he worked with paul newman inin the sting and butch cassidych cy and the sundance kid.robertas rb gone out and bought newman'sewma own salad dressing.ress this is a hard hitting.ng in soldier he opens up hisns up fridge and there's new man's spaghetti sauce.he that's my in to ask and he and told me a story about a couple recognizing him as dinner.in >> in your fridge is newman'soui own spaghetti sauce.ti sau >> that's right.s >> this is such a rid riculousul question but have you everyou ev gone out and purchased like lik new man's own like salad s dressi >> no. are you kidding? no, i like good -- good food. [laughter] >> my wife and i were at a restaurant in napa valley and there was a table next to us u with about seven people andpl they kept looking over andve a commenting and so i thought oh, you know, we're not goingotg to be left alone they're going to come bug me and so forth so f and sure enough this guy comesh up to the table and he saysables i'm sorry, i hate to interrupt you but i just -- we're all here -- we're such fans i justt wanted to -- i just wanted to

there's tribeca, all of these different film festivals, sundance. this is the longest running black film festival what does speaks to the relationship between the museum, community and profession across the country. this film festival is distinguished in every way. i think richard is being polite in talking about the commitment of that committee in selecting the films. the roberson award secures this very rightfully into its reputation. walking the walk, not just the talk of being the longest running ane in the country. >> guys, thank you very much for being here with the newark black film festival. get to the newark museum. >> come visit. >> please do. >> it's a story so many of us have grown up with and it's back after nine long years. the next harry potter book is finally available. and the cursed child, is set in the future. scholastic is printing 4.5 million copies of that book. can't wait. >>> for "game of thrones" fans, this may feel like the red wedding all over again. hbo has confirmed the show will end after eight seasons. hbo's programmin

the one the grand jury had at sundance. we shot the video for "restrepo". we won the grand jury prize and went on to get the nomination and we were in hollywood together, we did not win an oscar, we had an amazing experience. beyond friends, beyond colleagues, we were almost killed out there doing this project and we were going to resume our careers as journalists. the arab spring, here we are on the red carpet. the arab spring is exploding in the middle east and we couldn't wait to get out in the field and keep reporting on this extraordinary time. we had an assignment with vanity fair to cover the civil war in libya. at the last moment i couldn't go. tim went on his own and on april 20, 2011, 5 years ago, on the front lines, he and the group he was with were hit by 81 mm mortar, on the other side of the front line, tim bled out in the back of a rebel pickup truck racing for the house. i got the phone call in new york probably within an hour of his death and my life changed at that moment. it was the first time i had lost a brother, first time i had lost a

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. >> guest: restrepo did veil well with won the grand jury prize at sundance. we both shot the video for restrepo. we were codirectors can coproducer, everything together, and then we won the grand jury prize and went on to get a nomination for an oscar, and we were out in hollywood together, we did not win an oscar but we had a wonderful time. amazing, and tim and i were brothers. and beyond friends, beyond colleagues we were brothers, both almost killed doing this project and we were going resume our careers a journalists. the arab spring -- here we are on red carpet, meanwhile the arab spring is exploding in the middle east, and we couldn't wait to get back out into the field and keep reporting on this extraordinary time that the world was in. and we had an assignment vice-president -- with vanity fair to cover the war in libya and for personal reason is couldn't go. tim went on his own and on april 20, 2011, five years ago, tim was in the city of -- on the front lines and he and the group he was with were hit by a 81-millimeter mortar farred by gadhafi's fo