i'm tom brook.day's programme, with sections on gaming, television and virtual reality, is tribeca moving away from just being a film festival? we will always be about film, there is no question. that is in our dna. it was a festival in which the wonders of virtual reality were fully on display. if you sit in a movie theatre and the character turns and looks at the camera, they call it breaking the fourth wall. but in vr, there are no walls. plus: tribeca had movies from around the world. a drama set in china, and the story of women's emancipation in switzerland in the 1970s. they actually had these arguments in the 1970s. they were like — if women do politics, it is apocalypse. then there were tribeca's political films, for politically charged, confusing times. we are living in a surreal time. i just don't know what to make of it. and a feature on people for whom the environment makes them ill. all that and more in this special, tribeca film festival edition of talking movies. new york's landmark r

and tom rosenstiel, head of the american press institute and a senior fellow at the brookings institution. howard, tom, thanks for being here. tom, let me start with you. is there a change in the climate, a change in attitudes toward the press? >> yeah. i mean, we're seeing rhetoric or hearing rhetoric from the white house that is of a nature we really haven't seen since president nixon and the watergate era. a demonization of the press. call taiflt different than simply accusing the press of liberal bias or unfairness. i mean, the to say they are the enemy of the people, among the worst human beings on earth, it encourages and legitimizes an anger towards the press that, you know, i think fosters this element. the internet creates an environment where there is less decorum and the uneasiness about the country put people on edge, but, yes, there is a climate that's different and i think it's fair to say the administration contributed do it. >> yang:, what do you think, howard? >> no question president trump has escalated his rhetoric. but i think it is a real mistake and we have to be car

tom: have you written at brookings or have you responded to the navarro ross thesis of trade, and particularly, trade with china? mr. bernanke: it's not the case that trade is a zero-sum game. or at leastefits, every major economy involved in trade is going to benefit the same way you and i benefit from trading with our neighbors, in a store or in a factory. not to say that there aren't improvements to be made in our relationships. if you've ever seen a trade agreement, they are incredibly collocated. i'm not denying there couldn't be ways you could improve our trade relationships. the unitedaking, we states are irretrievably and irreversibly integrated into the global economy. there's really no way we would want to undo that. we can try to improve the relationship. we can try to do better for people who are displaced and disrupted by trade, but we certainly don't want to end our global role. joining us are just on bloomberg television, bloomberg radio worldwide, ben bernanke, conversation, "the courage to act." i can't say enough about the velocity of the book and getting through a most diffi

tom will help time out the lane that you' -- rain that you'll see. >>> this is out of brook haven mississippi whereol a shooting. we know a sheriff's deputy is among those killed by a gunman. at this point, officers do have a suspect in custody. we want to show you a look at the scene coming in from a facebook live video moments ago from our nbc affiliate wblt in jackson. investigators say the shootings happened at three separate homes last night. police say charges have not yet been filed, and they're still working to figure out why this all happened and what motivated it. it's a story that we're going to continue to update if not on air through our nbc washington app. busy sunday morning. >> that's a small town just south of jackson to put it on the map for you. something we'll be following closely. >> we welcome you in on this sunday morning, memorial day weekend. the 28th of may. >> talking about the weather, we started off with a little bit of fog in some parts this morning. some haze. it looks like the clearing. >> the fog is all gone now. good morning. starting off on this sunday morni

brooke priest preached. let's continue to the 1861 encouragement into the valley. general patterson's opponents were led by tom for. it was composed of three regiments ready to defend their native valley. to defendr too small harper's ferry. that what wrote home arsenal machinery had not been destroyed was being removed to richmond. james surmised that the three regiments would soon be ordered somewhere else in the event towards martinsburg. emily edmonson found consolation in her husband's absence from her faith. the very same day that private edmonson wrote home, the pastor penned a note to mrs. edmonson and apologized for not visiting. health delayed his round of visitations, they reminded edmonson of the importance of christian resistance to anxiety through prayer and by embracing the peace of god that passes human understanding. was of edmonson's anxiety for the absence at the seat of war. in other words, christians good diet home in the midst of normal duties as well as on the battlefield. reverend and mrs. white would find a battlefield deadly enough the following summer. now, i should mention that whit

brook. but this is not so much a timeline right now, as a time tangle. >> tom foreman, thank you very much. let me bring in cnn's senior political reporter, nia-malika henderson, karen lee, and cnn justice correspondent, pamela brown. so coming off of tom's timeline of sorts, carol, to you first. i'm listening to sarah sanders in that briefing and she was almost forced to admit, because of what the president said to nbc today, forced to admit, she has come out in the last couple of days with not all the information. >> yeah, and not just her, but also white house press secretary sean spicer, who started this, who answered the first questions about the timing o of this and the motivation and how it all went down and we heard from sarah yesterday and then we heard from the president and sarah again today. and this has been a very bumpy messaging operation for them on this. it's obviously, >> isn't it more than bumpy, carol? to quote david chemical i know, it's a crisis of credibility here from the white house. >> if you're going to do something this substantial as fire the director of the fbi

tom shillue. >> two eccentrics from new york's disco days. >> if you were on baird's list, your social life was assured. >> two oddball art collections. >> all right. >> mel brooks art carney, muhammad ali. >> but the weirdest thing about this story... >> and it's really solid. nothing's going to fall off. >> ...is how the square from the burbs ends up with both. >> i can only imagine this driving around the streets of new york. >> will this two-for-one strange inheritance -- >> i've got $150, can get a $175? once, twice. first piece sold. >> ...ultimately add up? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

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tom: thank you so much with the council on foreign relations. we will continue with dr. hooper. much more to talk on the david brooks morning must-read as well.e it worldwide across all of our platforms. washington with a conversation with the senate majority leader. that could be a two-hour conversation. think it will be a little shorter. mitch mcconnell in the 9:00 hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance: i'm taylor riggs. let's get the bloomberg business flash. elliott management has come out with a new list of demands at bhp billiton. they won a review of the oil unit. the firm calls for a full or partial spinoff of oil assets. they also plan for a review of the corporate structure. it would allow it to stay headquartered in australia. hackers claim to have stolen and unreleased disney movie and threatened to release it unless they are paid a ransom. ceo bob iger disclose the threat in a , staff members. -- a call with staff members. they say they will not pay. francine: china has increased its holdings of u.s. treasuries by the most in two years. it's ownership of government bonds stands at over $1 trillion. it

here's nbc's tom costello. [ crying ] >> reporter: this morning, another day, another video of an angry flyer. >> my kids are upset in that we got to sit here -- >> reporter: cameron brooksake came between his family's surprise visit to las vegas. >> a cake? >> reporter: a cake. the birthday treat for his wife was part of his carry-on lug angel for flight 611. >> i want to say las vegas. >> you want to say las vegas? i want to see las vegas, too. >> reporter: before takeoff, burke said flight attendants told him to move it twice, which he says he did. >> we didn't do anything. >> we didn't know. >> reporter: burke contends the flight attendants weren't satisfied with the cake's location. >> i moved the cake. it's a birthday cake. >> reporter: that's when he took out his phone and started recording. >> i'm uncomfortable with being recorded. >> i understand that. i'm not comfortable about being the cause of this. >> reporter: police officers were called on board. >> unfortunately, we've got reports. no one did anything wrong. >> no problem. >> everyone's going to be okay. unfortunately, they're going to have to rebook everyone. >> rebook everyone? >> reporter: the burkes w