i mean, "sylvie's love" is no different.is movie takes place in the 1950s and it's probably going to be about the civil rights. and it was a beautiful surprise because, yes, it exists in that world, but it's a story of two people falling in love. it's love during one hot summer, and a part of it felt like it-- like you were attracted to the story because of the music. i know that you love music. i know that you love jazz music. tell me how important the music is in this story. >> it's huge because for me it was basically a love letter to music. and eugene ashe, all these fantastic songs written into the script. when the script was sent to me, that's what i did. i immediately-- any time a song would come on, i'd press "play" on the song and i'd read the script through with that soundtrack. so it was really, like, an immersive, sonic experience for me. and then, you know, not for nothing, my favorite love song of all time is nancy wilson's "how glad i am." nancy wilson is a big sort of touchstone in this film. music is paramou

today, from the film, "sylvie's love," tessa thompson. trivia caller's is back with our "good news story of the day." plus, journalist and anchor anderson cooper returns as kelly's cohost. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and anderson cooper! >> kelly: wow. >> anderson: you look amazing. >> kelly: thank you. if i sit straight up, i will slip my pants down. hey, it's thursday,

and says to sylvie and lothar in the letter, basically, go find him. go see if you can determine with 100% accuracy that that is adolf eichmann. go find one of the worst war criminals in history. you, this 18-year-old young lady and her blind father. what is incredible in this story is that they actually do it. they are now living outside of buenos aires, far from it. they take a train in to the city. and eventually determine where nicholas is living, through friends. and sylvia goes, as was written, in a pretty little dress to the door in the neighborhood to this two bedroom, small, one story, rather ramshackle house and knocks on the door. and who answers but ricardo clement. adolf eichmann. and you can imagine, so he invites her in. nicholas isn't there and they're having a conversation. and she can't quite determine one way or the other whether this person, you will see later in this presentation, what adolf eichmann looked like by the time of his capture. they were two largely different men. they almost looked like two different people. so she cou

sylvie? one last shot here. bloomberg? >> i have a question. the selection of madigan in washington state and brags, could you talk about how those two locations were selected? was it because of the forces or because of the medical centers there? theo it is based on capability pre-they have ultra-cold storage there, so they are one of the locations that have ultracold storage. on theecause it is high army's priority list. it is because they have way more tier and of the first by that, we need military -- 1000 of the first tiering, and by that, we need military police and others. it is because of all of those factors those locations were chosen, and depending on what else you are familiar with, if you look at all of those sites, they all have that capability. that is why they were chosen for the controlled pilot. >> i want to go ahead and read these outs of the transcript has them. in the continental united states, fort hood, texas, texas, hall, joint base the army medical center in washington, womack army center, fort bragg, navy branch health

sylvie? one last shot here. bloomberg? >> i have a question. on the selection of madigan in washington state and brags medical facility, could you talk about how those two facilities were selected? was it because of the forces or because of the medical centers there? gen. place: so it is based on the capability. they have ultra-cold storage there, so they are one of 83 locations at the department of defense that have ultracold storage. it is because it is high on the army's priority list each of the services sent them for. it is because they have way more than 1000 of the first tiering and by that, we mean military police, security forces, the ambulance crews, the firefighters, the emergency department staff, and the icu staff, so even within the health care, we are looking at very specific parts of the healthcare that are higher risk. so it is because of all of those factors those locations were chosen, and depending on what else you are familiar with, if you look at all of those sites, they all have that capability. that is why they were chos

today, from the film, "sylvie's love," tessa thompson.urns as kelly's cohost. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and anderson cooper! >> kelly: wow. >> anderson: you look amazing. >> kelly: thank you. if i sit straight up, i will slip my pants down. hey, it's thursday,

according to reports tension has been building on the set and he is trying to keep it going try to keep sylvieing because he's trying to keep everyone employed to put food on the table, education for their kids and i know people argue it's not acceptable in a 2020 work environment, but there are different type of work. the movie industry is different that my argument. stuart: you are still wrong. susan: and you say he should not be yelling anyone should not have done that. a man of his stature should not treat junior employees like that. susan: so is the delivery, not the message; correct? stuart: that's true. susan: then we are in agreement. stuart: blanket of snow covers new york, the public school kids still have school. how is that, ashley? ashley: the grinch mayor de blasio says in-person classes are canceled, but students still expected to attend online. bats actually in a line other school districts around the country that are dropping the traditional snow day this year as learning shifted online. some school authorities are suggesting the change could be per minute believing kids have