you can find the fire house in tribeca. but instead of guys fighting ghosts you'll find the guys of hook and 8. what does the word odeon mean? odeon restaurant has been a staple in tribeca for decades. the answer here, number two. odeon is part of a word used for a building for musical performance or cinema. moving to question number five. tribeca was once known for what? textile industry, tech industry, or toy making industry? before it was an exclusive neighborhood for some of the city's most elite residents, it was filled with factories for the textile industry. businesses left behind huge warehouses that were converted into luxury lofts. now tribeca is one of the most expensive zip codes in the country. question six. how quickly was the first tribeca film festival organized. did it take a year, six months, or 120 days? the september 11 attacks made the area inhabitable. they were looking to bring them back to life in 120 days. it took just three months to bring it together. that year "star wars: attack of which notable c

the ghostbusters in tribeca. but it's not all about proton packs and ecto-1 here at the film festival. we're on location. we'll tell you what's going on today coming up next on today in new york. >>> and storm team 4's erica >>> and we are back now with an opportunity to bring out your whole family to enjoy the tribeca film festival. >> it kicks off in just under an hour. it includes a street fair and free family friendly screenings. who you going to call for details? john chandler. >> reporter: that's right. pat and gus, you got it right. you can call the ghostbusters, that's fine. they're here too. they're going to be a theme for this year's fair. descending on tribeca here from 10:00 to 6:00 today. it's free for the family and there is so much to do. of course, ghost heads, the documentary is a very big part of what is going on here today. who knows how many ghostbusters. there's countless fans, of course, of the movie going back to 1984. we are steps away from ladder 8. creator and producer of tribeca on locat

iwc unveils a new timepiece for the tribeca film festival. but who can afford it? ell you about that in a moment. ♪ --k: swiss luxury walked watchmaker i debussy is according -- is courting the u.s. market, with a $25,000 timepiece in honor of the tribeca film festival in new york. president.is iwc's why do you have this collaboration with the tribeca film festival? is it beneficial to you? >> we don't think anyone is buying our watches to till the time. with the it's all about the story of the product and our watches. it's like in the film industry. strong link a very between iwc and the tribeca film festival. it's a long-term platform for us. you launch the special edition timepiece in honor of the tribeca film festival. who is your client? what type of person would buy that timepiece? edouardo: people who are in the film making industry, they really appreciate the movie and they like that it is limited edition. it's going to be produced only 50 pieces available internet american boutique. latest product, we launch/year. but some think very special for us. betty:

one of the founders of the tribeca film festival, which just kicked off its 15th year. jimmy: okay, okay. >> steve: come on! love him. >> jimmy: he's a stud. >> steve: he's the best! >> jimmy: i love that dude. >> ste quest's impression. >> jimmy: he does one of the worst impressions i've ever seen of robert de niro. [ light laughter ] also from "modern family", this guy is getting rave reviews. oh, my gosh. he's on the broadway show, one-man show, "fully committed." the very talented jesse tyler ferguson is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] apparently amazing, unbelievable. i can't wait to see it. and we've got great stand-up -- we always have new stand-ups on the show, we try to give them some exposure. this guy is fantastic. nick guerra is here. [ cheers and applause ] "love: the nick's tape." funny, funny guy. guys, last week we asked everyone at home to send in videos of their kids doing their best donald trump impressions. [ light laughter ] and we have so many submissions -- [ laughter ] they were all great. so, now please take a look at some of our favorites.

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it will not be apartment of the tribeca film festival. but he thinks it's important enough for people to make their own decisions and to get the -- documentary out there. it was screened already last weekend at the film center. >> well what was he like? >> i have to say he was really in a good mood yesterday. we had a great conversation he was seeing more of the interview on monday. we played a game. i went over -- he had iconic quotes in his movies so we went over -- he was able to guess the origins of those quotes. >> how's that for absurd quiz >> did it ten years ago and he was cloudy on a few. i don't know how many movie he's done. >> he doesn't sit around watching his own movies he's busy making new movies. >> we address the fact that he's working so much. he likes to work. >> one thing that is coming out a movie about this woman. rosanna we have this guy hanks on the other day. this is -- famous meeting between richard nixon and elvis presley in 1970s so famous he could show up at the white house and essentially get in and he had a m

he talked about how the tribeca film festival now, the technology has changed. the people look at film in a whole different way than they just did even five years ago. >> it's really exciting to see all of these different creators and people from different immediate yumts mediums and working in virtual reality. invasion, the writer and director of madagascar for instance. >> there's an interactive film, a.m. a met. >> allah met is brilliant. it comes from pen rose studios. he was formerly at another studios, also at pixar, he created a fully animated immersive beautiful experience based on hans christian anderson's little match girl. >> you mentioned you have a 5-year-old and little one on the way. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> this is how they interact with media today. you don't just sit back, you kind of lean in and kid, especially, want to do something more than just watch it with their eyes. >> it's one of the many ways. part of what we do is support storytelling. we want to support story tellers on all platforms. >> you mentioned invasion. ants and

. >>> the tribeca film festival kicks off tonight. we're giving you a peek at what you can see. >> the tribeca film festival is back and so is story scapes. >> it really is a hugely expensive program. it includes everything from virtual reality to interactive installations. it's a space to hold all the new kind of story telling that are emerging. >> reporter: visitors can come and lose themselves in teen unique interactive experiences covering an array of topics. it allows festival goers to be transported to imaginary worlds. put people actually physically in the space or at least give them the illusion of being in the space with these animals. >> we build a replica rhino crate to give the viewers a sense of the size of a rhino. basically the experience is their that you are in these two environments simultaneously. it's a solitary moment where you can contemplate extinction really. >> this is another kind of space to experience. that's what makes the festival feoel, to me, richer, because there are all these different kind of experie

the tribeca festival kicks off in style. we're with anna wintour and the fashion-forward stars of the documentary "the first monday in may".

if you're planning to go to the tribeca film festival, weather looks great for tomorrow. in long island, need a coat in the morning, a heavy jacket. a cool breeze in the afternoon. same for all of us really. the farther away from the coast you are the warmer you will get. 66 in midtown tomorrow. notice how the temperatures drop a little bit on tuesday. but we're right back to the 70s on thursday. a few minutes to talk about why you want to dine al fresco this weekend. >>> new allegations in the case of a former member of a black group tweeting threats to other black students will not be admitted to a probation program. she's accused of tweeting anonymous threats against black students at the library. she said she did it to get a better turn out in a rally against racism. >>> a documentary about the sandy hook school shooting will debut on sunday. mid summer in newtown explores the role the arts have played in loved ones grieving and healing. >>> now to a documentary that's going to pluck at your heart this is the tale of how a holocaust survivor's violin ended up in the ha

any time a crane is recon figured or figure this crawler crane similar to the one that collapsed in tribeca. it's the video that still haunts us, the towering crane wobbles as it is being lowered and then it tips. its 565 foot boom crashes to the ground killing a pedestrian and injurying three others. daid david wicks was a harvard educated finance whiz. he was killed on impact. bruce and his neighbors were already wary of the massive crane before it crashed. he says he saw the crane move but there were no construction workers nearby. through a records request the i-team learned there were 124 violations issued to crane operators last year. among them, defective hoisting equipment, failure to maintain construction equipment. certificate of inspection and failing to comply with the commissioner's order. since the accident, mayor de blasio first called for all crawler cranes to stop operating once there is a forecast for wind speeds of 20 miles per hour. but a backlash from the construction industry led the mayor to return to the original wind speed of 30 miles per hour. >> it's more of a rea

the tribeca film festival kicks off on wednesday. one of the short films create a lot of buzz centers around the boston marathon bombings. joining us to talk about the screen writer. both of you now live in the city here. but you both were in cambridge, grew up in massachusetts. knew this young man and woke up like most of us to the horror but knowing you had a connection here. it must have been a devastating moment for you. >> absolutely. it was shocking. i think -- i don't think it was just for us. anybody that grew up in cambridge, anyone that lived there at the time obviously woke up that day feeling numb. you don't know how o react after that. >> i mean, henry, it was sort of from everything you've read, just the nicest, regular kid, the dempsey, the poodle each liked this kid. when you listen to the people. what went wrong? did you feel betrayed that you never knew this young man had a hint of this in the persona that who you knew as jahr. >> it's also hard not to feel responsible. you spend time thinking back on the time you sp

it opened at the tribeca film festival last evening. of apple down after reports the company will extend iphone production cuts another three months. will apple face more pressure from the handset business? we will look at that in a moment. as we head to the break, a live look at donald trump speaking at a rally in upstate new york ahead of the new york primary on tuesday. you can watch his remarks on the bloomberg app. "what'd you miss?" will interview republican president candidate ted cruz in syracuse today at 5:00 wall street time. tune into bloomberg television to catch that. this is "bloomberg markets." ♪ carol: this is "bloomberg markets." i am carol massar. it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news now. general motors are recalling pickup trucks for problems with seatbelts. it covers 2014 and 2015 vehicles. g.m. says there have been no reports of crashes or injuries from the seatbelt problem. dealers will repair the vehicle's prior to delivering them to customers. discussedate

it probably should be called the tribeca festival. places. and the festival loves technology as long as you can tell a good story with it. >> have you been kind of intrigued by this proliferation of a different way to tell a story? >> i have. some of it, i don't understand. i remember when i was -- so my older kids were looking at mtv. i thought, geez, what's this? you know, it's all great. >> tribeca film festival now through this weekend will feature a virtual arcade through the 23rd. >> you get to call robert de niro bob? we're impressed. >> you want to go back 40 years to meet the younger robert de ni niro. >> not travis. >> one of the films at the festival is directed by matthew modine, starring his daughter rudy. we'll talk to matt after these messages. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you'r

autism. >> the pressure was on tribeca. >> jane, i think they wanted us to be part of the tribeca film festival. i feel from this interview that robert deniro wants this distributed. even the guy behind it was discredited. he thinks that the information should be out there. it was spectacular. you are my wing man. a very cold raise for this time of year. 24 degrees in poughkeepsie. a mainly clear sky. a lot like what we had yesterday. once he got through the wind, they were able to handle the day even though it was much colder than normal. decent amount to work with. it gets showery as we head into the evening hours. we get up to about 45 by 3:00 p.m. as we go to the next seven days, a high of 60 tomorrow. rain coming through. it dries out as we head into the weekend. more showers are possible. interesting looking forecast. daily and hourly forecast information on it. also want to say happy birthday to this little guy. justin is turning 1-year-old. my friends say one year. happy birthday to you, pal. i'm as. seeing what is going on. ines: route 40. traffic jam. your normal delays as yo

. >>> to friends of joe carson i of will appear in court soon at the tribeca film festival. the movie captures the range of emotions i felt after learning he played a major role in the bombings. the 12 minute film uses the terrorists americanized nickname and was written by two of his classmates. >>> we have the forecast coming up. >> it's cool and breezy from time to time but nice game tonight he was flicking matches on me... for my life. my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, because domestic violence can never be tolerated. i felt like i could trust him. narrator: glenn ivey. as state's attorney, a proven leader. in congress, he'll combat domestic violence, and protect president obama's legacy. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message, because i'm on your side. >>> sunday in japan this was the scene at the festival and teams made up of fishermen and farmers carry shrines while running. the teams crash into each other at least eight times and the festival is a tradition

. >>> the tribeca film festival celebrates a big anniversary this year. >> how the festival evolves alongside the city it celebrates and cultivates. >> we're happy it's still here, and it's taken and people really appreciate it. >> one of the film festival founders talking with news 4 drajdy, now thriving in a revitalized neighborhood. >> it's part of the new york city tradition. what we did intend after the first few years, seeing there is a possibility that it could stick around for a while. >> stuck around, it has. now in its 15th year has long been reached. >> it's exciting. i don't think either one of us had really thought about that after the first one. >> are you talking to me. >> there will be a special one that reunites de niro with the cast of taxi driver. >> is it easy for you to watch yourself on film? >> i hate watching myself. >> why is that? >> i'm board with looking at myself. >> in tribeca, gus rosendale, news 4 new york. >> i can't believe he said he was bored looking at himself. 14th through the 24th, we are proud sponsors, tickets go on sale now. go to nbcnewyork.com for a

the 60s. back t you. [ could haves ] >> i think i have a five-day incubation period. ty, dave. >>> tribeca film festival founder robert de niro chiming in about a film pulled from this year's festival. during an interview, de niro pulled the film after other film makers threatened to pull out of the festival. he believes the film should have been screened. >> for me to get so up set here today on the "today" show with you guys means there's something there. i just wanted the movie to be seen, people can make their own judgment. there are other things that also just document and show, you know, it's not such a simple thing. >> there have been controversy about vaxxed and the subject of that film and his research. the festival kicks off tonight with the premiere of another documentary. news4 is a proud sponsor of the tribeca film festival. for everything you need to know prom previews to ticket information, head right to nbcnewyork.com. >>> "new york live" next at 12:30. hello, ladies. >> coming up, ellen degeneres for president? we have the talk show host's new po. >>> and which moments are

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alix: the annual tribeca film festival kicks off today in new york. getting a lot of attention today. a film the festival almost didn't show is getting attention and carol massar sat down with robert de niro. : we welcome everybody on bloomberg tv. deniroht up with robert and jane rosenthal, the founders of the tribeca film festival and i asked him about a controversial film that looks at vaccines and vaccinations and autism. i asked them about why they decided to remove it from the festival. >> i wanted to put it in. i saw it. i don't know enough but i know a bit and what i was hearing that made it a valid entry and i never get involved in entries. is to tell them to go see jane. that this was something that people should at least see. there was a strong reaction from people who i did not expect to have such a strong reaction the way i have been told. i don't want to get the festival in a controversy that would be a misperception about it. i said let's pull it and it got attention oddly enough there are i don't know enough about certain things but it

>> this was part of a discussion on the today show about the tribeca film festival. they pulled that controversial film about vaccines. he talks about that. he's got an 18-year-old son who has autism. this is obviously an issue that's near and dear to his heart. >>> now to an i-team exclusive. bernard kerik made a name for himself as new york's police commissioner. he made more headlines when he was sent to prison. now an fbi informant who helped put kerik away has been at attacked. >> i was knocked out and he kept >> reporter: larry ray is the fbi informant who was once bernie kerik's close friend. now ray says this man, kerik's close friend attacked him in an unprovoked incident in a hotel lobby sending ray to the hospital. >> i think it's revenge for the court case for sure. >> reporter: it happened september 17th at the hudson hotel on west 58th street. the attack caught on video. ray was taken to an area hospital for head trauma. months later, after investigating, police today charged frank with felony assault. he is a developer accused of giving more than $165,

. >> dan ago roid in a new documentary, how ghost head is taking the tribeca film festival by storm, e. >>> jim, we are looking ahead to some wet weather later today and possibly in the weekend but will it clear out so you can get in those outdoor plans? i will have the a answer when we check your full forecast just after the break. blank ago roid. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm ♪ let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together ♪ [ cheering ] ♪ i've got some real estate here in my bag ♪ ♪ counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike ♪ ♪ they've all come to look for america ♪ [ cheers

been called "the jon stewart of egypt," his new documentary "tickling giants" is premiering at the tribecapril 14th, bassem youssef. (applause) and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using #tonightly. okay. we talked about this earlier in the show. u2's lead singer bono was in front of the senate subcommittee this week. take a look. >> don't laugh. i think comedy should be deployed. so i'm suggesting that the senate send in amy schumer and chris rock and sacha baron cohen. (laughter) >> larry: i would have loved to have seen their faces when they got that news. (laughter) so basically he's saying if you want to fight terrorism send in the clowns. thoughts? >> allow me. when america (bleep) up in the least, they send someone. first troops, doesn't work, now comedians. we have comedians in the middle east and comedians in america. but they don't get the chance. you go with amy schumer and sacha baron cohen. i say #middle eastsowhat. come on. >> larry: i agree. here's the problem, you guys are supporting the same exact military fascist government tha

. >> the tribeca film festival continues in new york. der, pearl jam, red hot chili peppers and neal young kick off the weekend of new orleans jazz and heritage festival. and charlize theron, in "the huntsman." >> what are you going to be of to do be the hero who saves the entire kingdom? >> pretty much. >> rose: that's charlie rose the week. for this week, on behalf of all of us here, thanks for watching. i'm charlie rose, and we'll see you next time. we leave tonight with a remembrance of prince. of of ♪ till my guitar gently weeps captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: welcome to the show. we begin this evening with david cohen, deputy director of the c.i.a. >> it's important to understand that sanctions in and of themselves are not the tool that's going to fundamentally alter behavior. they are part of an overall effort, and with respect to the sanctions against russia for their activities, their aggression in ukraine, i think there is a fair debate and some intelli

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it's fun. the tribeca film fest, right? >> last night. >> which one? >> "rebirth." which is really a fun movie about a guy who goes into kind of an est like situation for a weekend and tries to rebirth himself. it's kind of a satire on cults. >> have you ever felt that desire? to get away and rediscover who you might be? you might have missed something along the way. >> i have missed everything along the way. so i have that sensation every morning when i get up. >> it's fun to have you here. we see a lot of your wife in the headlines for the real house housewives stuff. are you digging that? >> that's not really something you can dig. there's not really a shovel big enough to dig that. [ laughter ] but it's something that -- for her and for her branding it's great. and it's a really weird metaexperience to be involved in a show which is like a nighttime soap opera. opera only the blood is not fake blood, you know? >> yeah, right. >> so it's kind of interesting and for me it's to sit with her every week and yo >> but there's a musical side to you -- which. >> which w

>> well, it is at the tribeca film festival. >> more specifically the battery park stadium set up at 4:15 today. you can see this. you made it. you landed. but there is drama here? >> there is a lot of drama along the way. jerry did a fantastic job of capturing the team work aspects and my family, most of the documentary is associated with this is not bringing in the family. they went through a lot and e motor vehicles motions and excite and lots of ups and downs. rosanna: i would love to jump with allen. >> we can arrange that. rosanna: we would be in good hands. republican. >> oh, i didn't know that. >> you think you are the only smarty pants. well, we needed a way to get up to the stratosphere. greg: i have been to the carnivals and are you ready for the assent. go up to a hundred thousand feet. 130,000 feet. how many feet to break the record. 135890. >> i am holding on, allen. greg: oh, we forgot the parachute. can you just float down? not really. were you hungry up there? >> i wasn't allowed to eat 24 rosanna: how long did it take to float down? >> down 4 minutes and 27 seconds

the end of life and wants to euthanize himself. >> yes. see it? >> i hope so. it is a beautiful film. rosanna: so i did neat eds to be picked up? >> yes, tribeca is a great forum for that. >> one more time on the website? >> why so awake.com. that is what i ask myself as 2:00 in the morning. >> does merck make sleeping pills, is that the solution? >> no, no. everyone has their own thing to do, this is about learning why you are awake. rosanna: by the wake, how do you feel, are you healthy? >> i'm good. >> and your daughter? >> she's amazing. she's five years old and and cute. greg: we look forward to seeing anchor man three. rosanna: and this summer with another movie. >> yes. >> larry king, well, one of the greatest talk show hosts that ever lived. there he is. rosanna: are we going to bed with larry? >> he has a bedding mind. at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. introducing the fusion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the

happening today, the 15th tribeca film festival kicks off with a documentary called the first monday in may. >> this is an inside look at the annual met kos costume gala. another documentary that follows the lives of four asian rappers hoping to make it in mainstream it shows the struggles and triumphs of those trying to break into a world where they're often treated as outsiders. >> i want people to come out of itat relating with those themes, relating with that theme. rooting for the characters to become part of that thing that they love so much. >> documentary premieres this an saturday at the bow tie cinemas in chelsea. fo$3r everything to know about the festival from the previews to ticket information, head to nbcnewyove.com. one of the rappers has -- lyrics. >> it looks like a gooud film. >> it's an interesting film. it's all about their struggle to be accepted in the wider culture of the rap world. >> love to see it. >>> meanwhile, i'd love to see 75. >> you will. eventually. >> not today. >> you'll see 57. flop the numbers. >> 57, that's your high later on today. lots of suns

the tribeca film festival in full swing. one of the films making a die baugh is a documentary about growing up in new york city. sisters from brooklyn and five of their closest friends through three years of adolescence. it's becoming an of age story. shares scenes all too familiar from relationships to family drama. moments of just pure laughter and joy. >> it's weird seeing yourself through somebody else's eyes and seeing how other people knew you and you get to reflect on things he didn't. maybe i was in the wrong there. >> looking back on things. why would i ever say that that's just a lie. that's not -- i did not follow through on that. >> it's showing in chelsea and at the regal cinemas. that's in battery park. >>> nns nbc 4 is a proud sponsor of the tribeca film festival. i don't know that any of us could have had a camera following us around at that age people. >> no. give them credit to be so open and have the cameras there. >> good for them. but we have a great forecast coming your way today. temperatures back to th

. >> the documentary premiers tonight at tribeca. what can you tell us about that? years in prison. cameras fwhent to prison and they talk as they are incarcerated about the fact they didn't do this and what happened to their lives. i think the title is interesting, southwest of salem, as in salem witch hunts. san antonio four premiers tonight in new york city at the tribeca film festival. >> lastly, what is it they really want? you said it is not enough for their convictions to be overturned. what are they looking for here? >> i think the reason they want to be declared innocent, when a conviction is overturned it means there is not enough evidence to find them guilty. it doesn't mean they didn't commit the crime. but they could have taken plea deals in this case, really good ones and they didn't because they said we spent commit a crime and spent 15 to 17 years in prison and they want to be known as what they are in their mind, innocent of that crime. >> a remarkable story. jean casarez, thank you very much for that report. thank you so much for watching "legal vi

stars in it, alo side his daughter lucy with his son producing. >> it premieres last friday at the tribeca film festival. we spoke to danny and lucy about making the film as a family. >> yes? >> i would get in a lot of trouble. i don't think anybody has done anything lick this ke this before. >> i get it. i ngdon't know how to feel, you know? >> yeah. me neither. we're i it now, aren't we? look who is here! >> don't bring that [ bleep ] in re. >> huh? >> i'm serious. put it in the hallway. >> all right, all right. >> danny devito is here aloag with his daughter lucy. good morning, guys. >> hi. how are you? >> we picked a cliponou weren't in on purpose. let's be honest, your daughter is the star of the movie. >> and the producer. >> how cool was that, to share the screen with her? >> really great. >> it was great collaborating together and with my brother, jake. it was a wonderful, wonderful time. we're excited to share it wncite everyone. >> this was a play. your idea to bring it to film, right? >> i belong to a theater company that did a one act. myis friend j ch wrote it. then we asked h

be actor robert de niro, he appeared on the "today" show to talk about the 15th anniversary of the tribeca festival. however the conversation turned to autism. >> i, as a parent of a child who has autism, am concerned. and i want to know the truth. and i'm not anti-vaccine. i want safe vaccine. >> i think it's great for the community to have someone that see in movies and tv, that they are a big fan of, opening up about autism in regard to his concerns. >> reporter: deanother re's attention comes during the month of april devoted to autism awareness. for the students at kinney center, will it become their life's work as committing careers to studying and treating it. >> i learned who they are. i learned what their needs and strengths are, how individualized i can teach these skills to use their strengths to push their needs. >> reporter: robert de niro opened up about his son's autism after being asked about a documentary on vaccines. difference 2003, there have been a number of conducted studies that have found no link between vaccines and autism. >> elsewhere, a new multimillion dollar e

nbc 4 is a proud sponsor of the tribeca film festival. check out nbcnewyork.com for more. >>> 5:24, time for weather and traffic on the 4s. that's when people discovered robert de niro. still up-and-coming actor back then. >> a classic. >> the first time i saw the movie in its entirety, this year. >> really? >> yeah. >> good, huh? >> it looks at the grittiness of new york. >> '70s in new york. >> it was a party. >> or a petri dish, not sure. we're talking about a much nicer city today, sunshine, a warm breeze. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s this afternoon. if you're along the south-facing shorelines you will find the wind coming off the chillier water. clouds thicken up tonight, no rain. that story changes tomorrow. tomorrow we may have to find that umbrella, showers back in the forecast. >> all right. >> nice break. >> what's happening, lauren? >> not too many problems for the commute. the commuter checklist, metro-north, lirr, new jersey path and subways doing fine. a live look outside at the brooklyn bridge. things are moving alon

i saw the movie for the firm time because we screened it at the tribeca film festival and i screened it with an audience and they seemed to enjoy it very much and nobody seemed to think about frank. >> stephen: the show, "house of cards" itself-- >> season four, season four. >> stephen: it's it's particularly prophetic this year, because this year, which was written a year ago, if i understand, has a contested convention in it. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: does that spook anybody that the show seems predictive? >> by the way, this has happened every season. we have the writers. we've discussed the storylines, where we want to go, the arc of the show. we write it, we film it. and then just before it airs, something that we have done in every season this has happened, happens in real life. and we think people are going to assume we ripped it from the headlines, right? but in fact, it's been the other way around. so we decided-- ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: you have awesome power. >> we decided that the the thing that we should do is write something into the show that will be real

film fetistival. >> it was yanked after the other filmmakers threatened to pull out of tribeca. >> de who has an 18-year-old with autism got upset while talking about the film on the "today" this morning. take a look. >> let's find out the truth. let's just find out the truth. i'm not -- you know, i'm not anti-vaccine as i say, but i'm pro-safe vaccine. >> scientists have said there is vaccines. >>> veronica called it the weekend of festivals and parades. we'll tell you about one that celebrates an important part of the district's history. that's next. delores kelley: although we were all one maryland, our schools weren't treated the same way. narrator: with neighborhoods getting unequal funding for schools, something had to be done for our children. kelley: it didn't matter where chris was from. he knew that we couldn't leave a child having less just because they lived in a region that was poor. joanne benson: he has not just talked about it. he is going to stand tall for all children to succeed. i'm chris van hollen, and i approved this message. >>> he got out of jail

it's debuted at the tribeca film festival. >> it's got a few more screenings coming up. it's nice to have adam with us here. nice to meet you. >> your dad was on this couch. i heard he helped this documentary before he passed. idea back in november 2014. he was very enthusiastic about doing it. he wanted to celebrate 50 years of the original series which is coming up at the end of this year. we started outlining it together. we had a lot of interesting information we wanted to share with the world. four months later, unfortunately, he passed away. >> it was quick! it seems he had a relationship with spock over the years. >> it was the general perception because he published a biography which entitled, i am not spock and some people said he was trying to distance himself from the character which was not accurate. he has apologizing for many years. he brought a lot of opportunity for him. he was an actor and he wanted to prove himself in other roles besides spock. >> used to get a kick >> 10,000 star trek fans showed up to give us the support that we needed. >> that is ama

. >>> up next, a sneak peek at one of the films featured at the tribeca film festival. >>> and an emotional wedding ceremony that tookcalace inside a new york hospital. we'll tell you why it is so we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it' s the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds communities. and a better future. for all of us. becaus wee making sometrger in america means so much, to sint.ny. weathertech. proudly made in america. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. rby corrupt polics where wall street banks and billio ires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. ki people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >>> welcome back.t 6:24. six more full days left bef itore e tribeca festival. and they are looking to start a w soccer team here in new york city. >> starting with now known as the ne