we're broadcasting from the sundance film festival in park city, utah. as the statete of texas this wek carried out the nation's first execution of the year, we look at "clemency," a new film starring of reworded that examines the death the penalty. portrays bernadine williams. it grapples with what it means to be part of a system of state-sanctioned murder as the execution date for anthony woods, played by aldis hodge, gets closer. the nigerian american writer director chinonye chukwu says she was inspired to take on the subjbject after the executioionf troy anthony davis, who was put to death by the state of georgia september 21, 2011. davivis' execution was carried t despite major doubts about evidence used to convict him of the killing of police officer mark macphail. his death helped fuel the national movement to abolish the death penalty. well, i sat down with chinonye she began byukwu thursday. talking about why she made this film. >> i was inspired to write "clemency" the morning after troy davis was executed. i know you have done a lot of work l

amy: tessa thompson here at sundance.theli: and one directors and producers of the academy award dominated documentary "rpg." amy: congratulations on the academy award. you broke the news to route better ginsburg? >> yes. -- i wasces office tapped into her home where she was recovering from surgery from two cancers nodules being removed on her lung on the morning the oscar nominations were announced. the justice's office past us through to her home and we got to break the news to her. she was quite enthusiastic. it is hard -- not to be modest, but she thought it was imminently well-deserved. the better news than that for us personally was just hearing her voice for the first time since her surgery. she sounded really shipper in cheerful and really strong. when we told her how nice it was to hear her voice sounding great, she said she is eager to get back to work. she has been working from home, .s has been reported a lot of what the court does is reading briefs and reading transcript of oral arguments. -- thoughtsting abo

the film premiered last month at the sundance film festival.on festival. sundance film all.denied them -- and has over the years with minors misconduct on tuesday. the bay area spread across monday and the north on monday and spread across the bay area on tuesday. (vicki) michael jackson's estate is suing h-b-o over a documentary set to air next month. 'leaving neverland' details allegations made by two men who claim jackson sexually abused them for years when they were children. the film premiered last month at the sundance film festival. the jackson estate refutes the claims, saying the men stated in earlier sworn statements that jackson did not molest them. in the lawsuit filed today-- attorneys for the jackson estate allege h-b-o breached a previous agreement it made not to disparage jackson. that agreement was inked in a 19-92 contract h-b-o signed in order to air a concert by jackson. h-b-o says it will air h-b-o says it jackson. h-b-o says it will air 'leaving neverland' on march third and fourth. (grant) a species of giant tortoise thou

filming was louder at this year's sundance film festival for her portrayal of norwegian figure skaterturned hollywood star sonya henny in sonya the white swan a controversial figure and he was ruthless in her pursuit of money and fame but she fell foul of the male dominated film business. is making it in hollywood also a goal of inability of a woman. i decided to become an actress when i was five. and hold. it would has never been a part of my dream i've been of like it. my whole life so if the right project comes along it's kind of the matter which country it's in. this year it's her native norway which is the country in focus at the betty knowledge european film market. on our way there we meet intimate the elements mother and the actress three month old baby. talk about juggling family and career that norway hopes to play a bigger role in europe's film scene and is opening up its industry. norway's quite small country but we have a very rich film industry at the collaboration it's visible on screen because you have suddenly actors from the different european countries in the weeks

the hbo documentary debuted at this year's sundance film festival and features two accusers who say jackson molested them when they were children. an attorney for the jackson estate said the documentary is one-sided. >>> a white knuckle ride on lyft reaches 120 miles an hour, a passenger speaking out about the moment his driver put the pedal to the metal. >> a husky in a bit of a rough situation, how it took several helping hands to free him from a tire. >>> tesla shares fell today after consumer reports said it would no longer recommend the model 3. they say the problem is reliability, especially with the electronics. consumer reports bases its recommendations on feedback from car owners, crash test performance as well as testing and reviews by its own team. a tesla spokesperson says the company has already corrected many issues that model 3 customers may have reported in the consumer reports survey which runs from july through september. meanwhile consumer reports is out with its top car picks for 2019. the toyota avalon hybrid is the top large car. best compact luxury went to the audi a4

the 2-part documentary has already been screened at the sundance film festival in the us and will be former american president, george h.w. bush, has started a new position with the us navy. sully, a yellow labrador, won the affection of americans last year when he faithfully laid down beside his late master's coffin. his new role will see him helping wounded war veterans and their families, as neda tawfik reports. applause. it's a proud day for sully the service dog as he embarks on his next assignment. he was a constant companion forformer president george hw bush in the last few months of his life. starting today, his new home will be with veterans at walter reed military medical centre. sully hw bush, do you affirm as a hospital foreman in the united states navy, that you will support, comfort and share with warriors and their families, active duty and retirement? sully first touched the hearts of americans when he loyally accompanied the 41st president's casket to the nation's capital. their friendship began when the two—year—old lab moved into the family estate following the de

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the film debuted at the sundance film festival and won the festival favorite award. >>> there's beenn outbreak of mumps in and ask a detention center in texas. houston south department made that announcement today confirming seven cases. they said all were adult detainees who were isolated inside the center during the time they were infectious. health officials say there is no evidence employees or anyone outside the facility have been exposed. >> we are pretty confident at this point that you know, our community is well protected. >> symptoms of mumps start with a fever and loss of appetite, followed by swollen glands under the ears or jaw. the illness can be easily transmitted through coughing and sneezing. the cdc recommends to be vaccinated to protect against mumps, although most people recover about 10 days. the disease can cause long-term health problems that can be deadly. >>> a townhall held in east bay today focused on solutions to curb gun violence. a bay area man whose father was murdered by a man with an assault weapon 20 years ago attended the meeting. >> it it was a tar

sunscreen with how much you should use and what >>> this was on the siam track "butch cassidy and the sundancegs today, and it is a nice day. this song does not exactly fit today, but still go ahead and hit us up on our social media platforms. go there and use the #ktvu, and we will see your request. >>> new driver of electric shuttles are carrying students to sacramento state university. the eight passenger all electric seattle has an all electric route on the campus. the on board student reator engages how much it is used, but also changes routes and eventually, be asking developers to create are the man apps to customize troops. >> we need to test these technologies, but you have two choices. you either leave the change, or you watch it pass you by, and we are leading. >> version was produced in the 3-d printing plant, which reduced the manufacturing costs. >>> president trump is meeting with china's top three negotiator today in washington. the meeting will cap the latest round of talks and signals optimism. they are making some progress. the u.s. and china have set up march 1st and like t

we kind of high-fived at sundance. that was my moment with the rock.e of it rub off? did you pick up moves you may use on -- >> my child? my son who is 9 and very tall is really stealth and often sneak-attacks me. so yeah, i'm going to put him in a head lock. >> we had breaking news last week on "game of thrones." a picture of searcy ascending and descending stairs. who is crazy about "game of thrones" here? [ cheers and applause ] that one picture sets off headlines all over. i guess you're used to it by now. but every move you make. >> i know, it's nuts. anything you post, people are like, oh, it's a piece of pizza. it's only a piece of pizza. like, that really is a piece of pizza. at sundance, they kept asking me about it. i said, i go up some stairs. i go down some stairs. >> another photo. can you help us analyze it? any clues? so what -- hmm. we're trying to read the tea leaves here. >> i'm either looking at pizza. [ laughter ] or -- i'm thinking should i go down those stairs? >> you're good. you are good. >> well, you know -- you are good. >> i

habit to release movies in theaters fi amazon went on a spending spree, snapping up several films at sundancewith your cnbc business report, i'm frank >holland. till ahead, on strike. west virginia teachers once againt exithe classroom. >>> working 4 you, helping you clear the clutter from your home. we go to one woman's house to a declutter trend tthe test.o >>> news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> snow and then rain, with ice and slush.ha all ofwinter mess is heading right to us. now is time to get ready.i' eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we're in weather alert mode this morning in advance of all of the weather that will arrive night. melissa mollet with a check the roads. we begin with chuck bell and everybody wants to know about this forecast, chuck. >> the good news for schoolkids. the likelihood of going to om schoolrow is around zero. teachers, double up on the homework assignments tonight because they have axt few days to do it. temperatures are below freezing. it will be bright and sunny today, the perfect day to get things done, ahead of the storm. make sure your ga

habit to release movies in theaters first.en amazonon a spending spree, snapping up several films at sundanceusiness report, i'm frank holland. >>> storm team 4 weather alert day for you, to get ready for the storm that arrives tomorrow. will it be sunny and dry all day day. year-old dice available through the humane rescue alliance. he wou make a grea campaiompani. enjoy the sunshine today. tomorrow, it will be a snowy, sloppy mess out there. the ten-day forecastoming up. >>> overturned vehicle on the g.w. parkway. chopper 4 will be there momentarily. and a big backup on 66. a coue of otherpl >>> it is 6:44 now. we are in weather alert mode, as you wake up on this tuesday. not bad outside right now. but that'soing to cha tonight. another round of wintry weather is heading our way. >> you canee already the storm is on the radar. making its way north with it. snow, ice, and likely a lot of canc alations a result. we'll check in with chuck bell for the full forecast in a few minutes. >>> we have justearned that vermont senator, bernie sanders, hase added his n to the 2020 presidential run. he i

. >> the studios passed on this and now here you are today at sundance.e this movie. it must be a bucket list dream come true. >> it was a bucket list dream come true that i didn't even know was on the bucket list. >> reporter: a bucket list dream that's taken johnson to the sundance red carpet with his producing partners and their company, seven bucks. >> whether it was us watching "rocky" we always loved that. in the dna of seven bucks is the origin is an underdog story with him only having seven bucks in his pocket. we have experienced. it resonates. a story we felt no matter what scale we made it, it will always resonate with audiences globally. >> you ask viewers to take every vision they have ever had of a happy family to throw it out the window and really buy into this functional dysfunction of the beautiful family. >> right. >> anything going on in this family that made its way onto the screen there? >> let's start with dysfunction from the get go. >> namaste. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, los

it left audiences at sundance stunned. you will be, as well.th how you feel about jackson and his legacy. it's not a salacious documentary. these are two men struggling to this day, and it is very painful, painful for them to try to tell their story. the viewer is going to have to decide if they choose to believe them or not. >> all right. natalie morales for us in los angeles. thank you. >> we'll have a lot more, natalie, on the film and the controversy surrounding it when its director will join us tomorrow for a live interview on toad "today." >> time to switch gears and go to mr. roker. >> february is in the record books. as we go through the records, it's been a little difficult. in fact, record snowfall for seattle, for las vegas, minneapolis. minneapolis, snowiest on record. down south, it's been so wet, record rainfall. 27 cities, all-time wettest february. nashvil nashville, 13 inches. almost 13 inches for knoxville. 300% of normal rainfall for knoxville. 354% for nashville. and we've got colder air coming in as march getting ready to m

amazon recently went on adi sp spree snapping up several films at sundance. morni business report, i'm frank holland. >>> first responders oftenef to their co-workers as family. this weekend the anne arundel fire department sho family shows up for one of its own. ah congratulations. >> ye >> here's what's going on. a paramedic and his wife had been trying to adopt a baby. sunday was supposed to be tir home vis with the agency. but the department had other plans. the adoption agency along with dozenssf firefighter and paramedics surprised the fehertys with their n son there. that was not all. they also brought them an ambulance filled with diapers and gifts for the new parents. >> what ane incrediow of support. that is family. that is your extended family. >> really neat. >>> before nbc's the world of dance returns for a third season ony,week from to we're catching up way local team. >> they're trying to i mpress te judges. we caught up with the west springfield high school dance team at practice. >> between the fancy footwork and the fierce faces, the west sp

sundance was emitted steen. so i know it's team than. back on what i'm used. the police also discovered d.v.d.'s and envelopes ready to be sent to specific addresses. the d.v.d. was a propaganda film chronicling the murders through the pink panther cartoon character . he was shown going on a tour around germany counting down the murdered victims using freshly taken photographs. the fifteen minute film was intitled the germany tour nine turks killed. the forty six did you too i'm tired but i took part in to nothing i can only islamic world sentiment it was your garden. of eden between decision and pull back and a few dozen of any computing naaman's not united socialistic indoor corns in this seat into an even over going to station and out head of business but suki the impulse would more to entail that. some of the d.v.d.'s posted by the national socialist on the ground arrived at the addresses they were sent to. journalist was one who watched the n.s.a. use d.v.d. . i'm not really a summer fish of the us if it becomes just radio two and the things i need to pus

but i always had a warmip line from an interview he did at sundance which is what i played when he came. something like that. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, yeah. >> stephen: well, speaking of the idiot from philadelphia, you know, singing, you're going to sing at the oscars with lady gaga, i understand. >> yeah. >> stephen: are you nervous about that or are you ready to get your jackson main back on. >> he's gone. i'm not going to try to get him back but i will be singing. >> stephen: this is her. what is your body suit going to look like? ( laughter ) >> i think that i'm just going to keep the tux on. >> stephen: okay. what am i going to do? >> stephen: take the tux off. and put on what? because jackson's gone. you know what i mean. ( cheers and applause ) hopefully, i fly back tonight and start rehearsal with this great vocal coach i worked with the whole time in the movie and i hope to be present and enjoy it and i hope people love the song sung that night. >> stephen: thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> stephen: i know you've come a long kay way and got a long way to go. >> than

relationship i was doing simply doing a film called the last black man in san francisco was just at sundance right here. and i did what i could i forgot about the fact that some of those houses right in the west in addition belong to japanese families before they weren't you turned in 1943. we don't know we have to not understand that history saw what happened as it happened in los angeles as it happened in other urban areas on this west coast that those who are native cabinet those houses while others is our relationship only temporary. when we needed we were not needed them with disposed of we're abandon it. is that at the situation would not just only african-americans we see is was noted that the 6 percent. the population of out of african-americans in the city's on the 60 percent. put all people but people who are poor people are disadvantaged those people with the way the asian apply their dispensable so there's a kind of distance ability that that happens as a kind of way in which we had to figure out how do we live? and make this place live for all of us not beyond just the market pe

good friend jimmy fells, who just had a documentary "the last black man in san francisco," won a sundanceward and another man, michael evans, who's in that, and tells jokes around san francisco. if it wasn't for good friends like that, from lake shore, city college, you know, throughout my journeys, because i grew up in and spent most of my time in lake view, but bayview, visitation valley, all throughout the bottom half of san francisco, and i am just thankful for the opportunity. >> supervisor safai: you have someone special here with you today, right? >> yes, i also have my father here with me. my grandparents couldn't make it. [ applause ] >> supervisor safai: i'd also like to give a special shout-out to one of your mentors, gwen, and it is her birthday today, so happy birthday. >> it definitely is. happy birthday to ms. gwen. [ applause ] >> supervisor safai: thank you, president yee. >> president yee: okay, next up is supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president yee. colleagues, today i'm honored to recognize our veterans academy residents from suarez and the pres

but i started in earnest in 2012, so, you know, five or six years ago before i premiered at s sundance. and i was drawn to this idea of, you know, young people being able to explore things that typically we don't get to see them explore, especially young men and doing it on-screen. so what i started doing is actually going around the country in the united states and started following skateboarders from all over. and a year in i went back to rockford, illinois, i i grew up mpany in chicago where i was of living, and they're best known for a film called hoop dreams, and that's when i realized oh, documentaries can be like fiction films in the sense it can follow characters and out of these characters lives then we can get on the same issues and themes without being on the nose about it. so that's when i started committing to a long form project like this. >> you're one of the characters, although you're mostly the interrogator or questioner, if you like. then there's zack and there's cier as well. i'm going to play this clip which really focuses on kierr for a while, and it's about the m

it went to sundance, it won the thaudience award and, likee weeks later, she was in production.nd one of the things we talked about was, you know, there were accusations of miscondt on set. >> yes. >> seth: that it wasn't a safe working environment, tpet women ally on set were made to feel uncomfortable. you obviously are in a position whg e you ran a show for a l time. you were the person that were in charge.fr hakie come to you as counsel for how to run a set, how to make sure things like that never happen again? >> well she comes to m counsel like a child would a mom. heu know, and i'm really old enough to be her m and we have that relationship. i think it's very visible on screen, thatou can tell that there is something real going on between us. so you know, i was, of course, upset for her. season two had wrapped, anpl then, some pwere saying that they had felt uncomfortable. and my advice to those people was, you know, bring it to ti sh. and bring it to -- this is what you do in the "me, too" movement, right? you send it up the ladder and you see. and she was cleared of eve

. >> women make up 4% of studio directors and yet 44% of competition at sundance.t female lead in "the wife." >> don't you dare. >> glenn close. [ applause ] >> reporter: with pippy on stage with her and stealing the show. >> what's better that that? >> reporter: best male lead went to ethan hawke and that's nominated for a screen nomination here tonight. guys? >> love the dog. >> that's all they could focus >> running across the stage. >> i was looking at her lovely pink suit as well. it was sparkly. >> if she can accept an award with a dog, why can't i wear sweatpants? >> here we go. >> you could have totally done it. >> a bigger discussion than this few seconds that we have. >> fair enough. >> yeah. >> i'll let it go. >>> coming up on "good morning america," fashion forward at the oscars and we're not talking tapered sweatpants. a look at who could rule the red carpet. a look at who could rule the red carpet. tapered sweatpants. a look at who could rule the red carp. y body of proof. woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and clearer skin. woman 3: thi

the 2—part documentary has already been screened at the sundance film festival in the us and will benew role with the us navy. sully, a yellow labrador, won the affection of americans last year when he faithfully laid down beside his late master's coffin. his new role will see him helping wounded war veterans and their families, as neda tawfik reports. it's a proud day for sully the service dog as he embarks on his next assignment. he was a constant companion for former president george hw bush in the last few months of his life. starting today, his new home will be with veterans at walter reed military medical center. sully hw bush, do you affirm as a hospital foreman in the united states navy, that you will support, comfort and cheer up veterans and their families, active duty and retired? sully first touched the hearts of americans when he loyally accompanied the 41st president's casket to the nation's capital. theirfriendship began when the two—year—old lab moved into the family estate following the death of first lady barbara bush. sully was always by his side for long walks and

. >> -- she was at sundance. >> i didn't know the back story til right now.reporter: the headlines were all a the action. >> and not the why. >> kristen, thanks. >>> we'll turn to dylan and get a check of the weather. >> good morning, guys. we're going to losehe rain this morning with the cold affecting the east coast. in the northwest we have a storm system moving in including areas like seattle where theou snow accumulate four to six inches. that's a look at the weather across the country. >>> good morning, everybody. download our nbc washington app. a lot of changes with the weather.da we're dealing with rain showers. we'll be dry by lunchtime and sunny lat in the afternoon. sunny but windy and turning much colder. temperatures mid and upper 50s later this morning, into the 30s this evening. sunny, breezy and cold tomorrow. staying cold on sunday with the clouds coming back and a chance of a rain-snow combo both monday and tuesday mornings. >>> dylan, thank y so much. willie is here, more on your interview with bradley cooper in a few. "popstart. >> you gu

it left audiences at sundance you will be as well.ou'll struggle with how you feel about jackson and his legacy. it's not a salacious documentary. these are two men are r who are struggling to this day. it's very painful, painful for em to try t tell their story. the viewer is going to have to cide if they chooseo believe them or not. >> we'll have a lot more on the film and the conoversy when e director joins us tomorrow for a live zber view on >"today. >>ime to switch gears and turn to mr. roker. >> february is in the record books now. as we go through the records, we can see it's been a little difficult. as fact, record snowfall from seattle tovegas. minneapolis, the snowiest february on co, second snowiest february for seattle. down south, so wet, record rain cities the wettest february. nashville and knoxville, 13 inches for anashville,ost 13 for knoxville. more than 300% of nmal rainfall, 354% for nashville. we've got colder air coming in as march gets ready to march its way in. billings will be way below rmal, boston at 32. bir

2 dope queens we know, jessica, you have this movie coming at corporate animals, it premiered at sundancelly, you know, smart, witty professor. >> that's not going to get you in trouble. that's going to make people happy. >> phoebe, "what men want" is coming out on friday. hbo special coming out, too. to >> taraji was amazing in it. i'm related to her. great date movie. some sports stuff in it, you may like it. >> "what men want" if only we knew. you're leaving us on a high note. thank you. congratulations on everything. 2 dope queens, jessica and phoebe. we'll be right back. their show premieres this friday on hbo. make sure you check it out. >>> now we're going to go over to ginger. >> oh, my goodness, when it gets this warm and you walk outside, don't you go it feels so good. get used to that feeling. springlike for the next couple of days. . cincinnati, 26 on wednesday. atlanta, dallas, in the 70s, if >>> now one of the most exciting parts of the super bowl, the commercials. our spon sore head and shoulders is celebrating head-strong business owners in the best way. their very only su

everybody, the rocket or dwayne johnson or as i'm known to michael strahan as uncle h d handsome at the sundancen on "gma." enjoy. >> hey. >> hey. >> how are you doing? >> yeah, good. you? did you bring it? >> yeah. yeah, i brought it. when is the last time you spoke to your family? >> a couple of weeks ago. >> i think we should call them. >> you want to call my family. >> i would like to call your family. so what's their number? >> am i in trouble? >> the black widow is in. as she taps out. >> stay there. the longest of all time. >> which is calling me during wrestlemania? >> it's dwayne johnson. >> yeah and i'm vin diesel, mate. >> let's hope not. no, it is. it is dwayne johnson. how are you? >> prove it. >> what the rock is cooking. >> yeah. >> i'm sorry. [ laughter ] >> yeah, that looks good, mr. handsome and i like calling you uncle handsome. "fighting with my family" is in select theaters nationwide friday. robin and lara, it looks good. >> i cannot wait to see that. we'll talk about some family here. okay, time for a little side hustle. did you know 30% of americans have both full time jo

crossed the line certainly with facebook i'm in a film called "the great hack" that launched at sundance for these companies to be using our information and blending and mixing it to grab our attention, children's attention and really sort of violate the privacy consistently and offends me facebook keeping track of people who weren't even their customers, their data. this is not okay and i agree with the senator bipartisan perspective here of regulating now, the key is having been a tech person who went to government, many great technical people in government we don't know what to do but having us in the room making the decisions is really important and we need to get -- continue to have all kinds of -- just like a surgeon general for medical policy and tech talent together away from the companies in a neutral real in government with our senators and our congress folks and everybody it's urgent and the application for the positive side also needs to accelerate because we want ai to pay attention to solving problems in the world with us and having values and all kinds of people able to pl

>> her daughter watched it at s sundance with them. >> so much of us remember what happened.l about the action. >> not the why like you put it. >> kristen, thanks. >>> good morning, again, guys, we are going to lose the rain this morning with the cold front affecting the east coast. in the northwest we have a big storm system moving in including areas >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are in a microclimate weather alert, as we see a storm approaching, and we are going to continue to track still some scattered showers in time for the morning commute, and then get heavier for later this morning. we are seeing the rain moving up and down the peninsula, now approaching san jose with some light rain. we'll see it once again become more widespread, and by 2:00 to 3:00, some widespread, heavy rain, and that could impact the evening commute. we are going to see the rain tapering off for tomorrow, but more rain moving in by tomorrow afternoon. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you so much. >>> willie's here. we're going to have more of your conversati

after the movie first premiered at sundance in january, jackson's estate repeatedly asked hbo not to filed suit against the network in an effort to keep them from running it. jackson's estate also slamming the accuser's credibility in a public statement saying the two men for many years testified under oath and told family, friends, and law enforcement that mr. jackson did nothing inappropriate to either of them. during a '90s civil suit brought by another boy who claimed abuse, both men did testify in support of jackson. but years later said they, too, were abused filing their own lawsuits that were dismissed due to statutes of limitation. throughout his career, jackson denied all accusations of sexual abuse and was acquitted of severa molestation charges before his death in 2009 at the age of 50. >> hbo is undaunted by the lawsuit saying in a statement that quote, despite the desperate lengths taken to undermine the film, our plans remain unchanged. this will allow everyone the opportunity to assess the film and the claims in it for themselves. >> did the men explain, like why they

family tree going full circle but love my dad lots and he is a hero to me because he went to sundanceecause he's interviewed in a movie about donald trump's relationship with roy cohen, the infamous lawyer and fixer in new york, he got interviewed for that and they sent about. >> host: with your dad acquainted with mister cohen? >> guest: he met him a couple times but they were not acquainted, no. >> host: next call for dave zirin comes from been in new york city where dave zirin was raised. >> caller: how are you doing? it is been schapiro. not the right-wing pundits been schapiro but brilliant basil minded been schapiro. there's more than one. of the 15 important clarification, thank you for that. i wondered what your thoughts were about the upcoming baseball season and how you see the history of boston sports. >> host: tell us about yourself, what do you do? >> caller: i don't write that much anymore but i was for period of time doing baseball writing for leisure report and have a twitter handle. we met a few times, really good. >> guest: you know a lot more about baseball than i d

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love my dad lots and he is actually hero to me because he went to sundance because he interviewed in a movie about donald trump's relationship with roy, the infamous lawyer and fixer in new york and he got interviewed for that and they sent them out. >> host: was your dad acquainted with mr. cohen? >> guest: i thank you met him a couple times but they were not acquainted, no. >> host: next call for dave zirin comes from ben in new york city where dave was raised. >> caller: day, how you doing, ben shapiro. >> guest: hey, ben shapiro. >> caller: to be clear, at the rightly funded ben shapiro but a billion baseball minded and shapiro. important clarification and thank you for that. i was wondering your thoughts on the upcoming baseball season and also how you see -- given its racial issues? >> host: mr. shapiro, telus myself, what you do? >> caller: i don't like that much anymore but it was for a period of time that baseball writing for bleacher report and have a twitter handle and dave and i have met a few times. >> guest: ben is really good. he knows a lot about baseball, more than i

essentially from the brooks who is actually from westchester wins the annual audience award at the sundance on the campaign trail. variety magazine reports several streaming giants are now in a multimillion-dollar bidding war for the documentary, and i can barely catch my breath. emily: new to a fox news alert, two of the migrant caravan organizers arrested in mexico. ed: but thousands of migrants are still pushing forward. >> central america, going to the states. hello, mr. trump. ed: "mr. l, mr. trump." pete: griff jenkins is? n central mexico with the latest latest. griff, what are you seeing? >> guys, it's just about 400 miles north of here to get to the u.s. border, but with the testament to the fact that people actually can get injured, you can see 500 migrants but just about 15 mitsubishi ago three of them got on the tractor-trailer and the trailer was turning this intersection to start heading north and they got their legs pinched, one hurt very badly, all three taken to the hospital by ambulance, which you can see they're still waiting for the rides to get on trailers any way they

the two—part documentary has already been screened at the sundance film festival in america and willhighest level for 15 years. the figure is rising as the number of people settling in britain from eu countries continues to fall. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, is with me. what are these figures? looking at overall levels of immigration to the uk we can see they are pretty stable and have been for the last five yea rs, and have been for the last five years, around 600,000, historically high levels. the net figure, the difference between those coming to live here for a year or more and those emigrating, is now 283,000. that is a figure that remains well above the government target. it still has a manifesto commitment to get it below 100,000. it is a long way off from that. when we break down, net migration, we can see a clear trend, since the eu referendum in 2016, the number of eu migrants has fallen. the net figure is now 57,000. that's the difference between people coming and leaving from the eu. that's a 70% reduction time of the referendum, a considerable reduction. e