and i've worked at this film festival in telluride called the telluride film festival.n there since 2002. i used to make popcorn, an usher, cleaned toilets, did everything. grew up there as a kid. by 2013, at that point, i'm introducing films and programming short films. i write the screenplay and come back, i twloet in brussels, bell -- i wrote this in brussels, belgium. there's a little movie "12 years a slave" that premiered in telluri telluride. i come off the stage, they're like, barry jenkins, we know who you are. what are you up to? and i said, i directed this and three years later we have "moonlight" and have nominations -- i speed read that. >> you didn't have to go that far, but i'm glad you laid it out. i ask because it's not just instructive and empowering, but it's important for people who are kicked around in social media to know the back story. people know your al gore you but don't know the back story. >> that's true. >> people are struggling in film, with whatever it is they want to become. it's important to hear a story of what happens and what the pro

>>> some of the best skiing in the world can be had in telluride, colorado. on they sno -- on their snowboards. using the gopro for the first time and wide open -- i don't see anybody in sight. >> oh, until you do. >> except for that guy who came out of nowhere. boom. that is a full-on body to body hit. looks like they both saw it coming at the last second and had time to brace for it a little bit. but that's about it. the guy who posted it said his buddy was filming this for ten days. no serious injuries, just a lot of soreness. both were able to snowboard down to the bottom afterwards. but still -- >>> much different scene here. three friends waiting for their other buddy to come down the slopes. hey, everybody. >> oh, what were they sitting there and waiting for him. >> they won't be waiting for him anymore. we don't like him anymore. you can keep going. >> the classic ski move captured on this viral video youtube. >> let's join tyson for the very special journey. we start off on the road to the cemetery. he has a very special reason he's going to the ceme

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it starts with telluride. >> jimmy: yeah. >> festivals and whatnot.has been getting calls and offers and opportunities have kind of grown. so i'm sure this makes things easier. >> jimmy: i feel like it's a full-time job the last six months for you, going to all these different awards and doing all these interviews about the awards and all this stuff. at a certain point, i'm going to have to go act in something at some point, right? >> yeah, yeah. it's funny because it flips. you can kind of get lulled into thinking you're doing the work when you're talking about work you've already done. >> jimmy: right. >> or a project being celebrated in a certain way. and as much as i appreciate having the opportunity to talk about this film and this character and share it, it's not the work. the work is between action and cut, you know? and you can forget that. so i got to go work on something a few months back. >> jimmy: right, yeah, you did, okay. >> and remembered that, oh, memorizing these lines, being alive in this scene, really trying to make these things po

a snow drought across colorado for the past few weeks but a southern storm at telluride, 28 inches inrs. skiers and snowboarders, we do not discriminate when it's this sort of fresh powder. the taste of the swiss alps go there. >>> warmth and waves of it coming in to the eastern third of the country. temperatures bouncing into the 70s across philadelphia back through louisville, this in advance of those systems that will be cranking through, as well. some will bring severe weather but for the east mostly mild and temperatures getting up into the 60s and even 70s so feeling a little more like spring as we get towards the middle part of the week. northwest and something interesting happening in the southern atlantic or the atlantic basin. this could become something tropical and can happen any time of year even outside of hurricane season. keep works if you are heading out to see the cherry blossoms, we are in the mid-70's. very mild. cloudy skies this afternoon and a chance for isolated showers >>> this weather report is brought to you by purina dog chow. you have a dog. treat him well

they had a bit of a snow drought across colorado for the past few weeks but a southern storm at telluridehe past 48 hours. skiers and snowboarders, we do not discriminate when it's this sort of fresh pow. the craggy peaks. i mean, if you want a little taste of the swiss alps in colorado go to the san juans. all right, we've got some warmth and waves of it coming into the eastern third of the country. temperatures bouncing into the 70s across philadelphia back through louisville, this in advance of those systems that will be cranking through, as well. some will bring severe weather but for the east mostly mild and temperatures getting up into the 60s and even 70s so feeling a little bit more like spring as we get towards the middle part of the week. got some storms moving into the pacific northwest and something interesting happening in the southern atlantic or the atlantic basin. i should say. this could become something tropical and that can happen any time of year even outside of hurricane season. >>> good saturday morning. from our tower camera, a lot of gray right now. fog in the nort

. >> one of them right now is doing back country skiing out near telluride as we speak. that's something we love to do as a family. >> where does your family vacation? >> near winter park, colorado. it's a resort owned by the city of denver and it's where i learned to ski as a kid. my parents put me on a bus or the train, it was their idea of getting rid of me for the day on the weekend, and i would come back exhausted which was good, too. they liked to run me ragged that way. >> what's the largest trout you ever caught? >> oh, now we're talking. i love to fish. that is where i find a lot of solace. you can't focus on the worries of the world when you're only worried about a trout. everything else goes away. just disappears. you're in the most beautiful -- trout live in beautiful places. they are very picky and they pick well. so during the summertime, fishing, hiking. i like to row. like to run. those are my activities and i like to read. i like to read novels. good fiction. and if you want to learn how to write, you got to learn how to read. >> that's great. tell me ab

bring in geraldo rivera who joins us this morning from telluride, colorado. >> thank you, clayton.n nunes, representative, go to the white house lay out what he says is a smoking gun on, the trump administration, trump transition team being spied on by the obama administration. democrats are up in arms he didn't share that with them. what is your take on this? will we see a big bombshell later this afternoon? >> putting aside the sequence of devin nunes he revelation of the incidental collection of trump and his associates as they were surveilling others due to this fisa warrant, putting aside how he did it and the protocals that he violated, i sat on that same couch last week, clayton, and i said that probably, what the president of the was talking about in that now infamous tweet where he said president obama had been surveilling him or wiretapping him, what he probably meant, surveillance in the more general sense and it was picked up as you know incidental to spying on somebody else who was talking to somebody in russia. i think that there is no doubt that trump was surveiled d