tom harris is an extraordinary writer and i knew we had a great cast. imoto would work his magic.hen you're making these the one things my movies have in common, i have voice been really excited by their potential as movies and the belief that if we can make a movie that excites other people as much as a potential of it excites me, maybe it will be contagious. sometimes people ask me, what is the common link in your movies? the only common link for me is that i love to the source material. i love to the source material because it has been beautifully written. whether that is the humor of "married to the mob," or the oran tapestry of "beloved," "philadelphia," or thomas harrison's view of america, the writing has been exceptional. when you make a movie you have to live with these things for two years, if you are a director. it is a long process and it has to continue to feed you and interest you to deliver something worthy of all that effort. charlie: you made a documentary about the talking heads? jonathan: i consider that a rock-umentary. i made one about my cousin, a minister an

tom harris is such an extra writer and i knew we had a great cast. and i knew -- was going to work his magic. i was confidence we were going to have a terrific picture. when you're making these things, all you know is, all i know is the one thing that my movies have in common is i've always been really excited by their potential as movies. and the belief that if we can make a movie that winds up exciting other people as much as the potential exsites me, maybe it will be contagious. sometimes people ask me well what's the common link in your movies or what have you. the only common link in the movies for me is i have loved the source material. i've loved the source material because it's been my view beautifully written. and whether that's the humor of married to the mob for me or the extraordinary human tapestry of beloved or what was in the script of philadelphia or the certain kind of america as we approach the millennium. the writing has been exceptional. when you make a movie you've got to live with these things for two years if you're the directo

harris, tom hiddleston., like jake gyllenhaal and taylor lautner. ♪ >> what do we know about joe? his first big film was the 2016 military film "billy lynn's long halftime walk." costarring krin kristen stewart. >> what was it like working with kristen? were you able to look her in the eyes? >> no, i still have not. >> h joeas a modeling past, posed with tr'aylos bestie gigi hadid for "vogue" last august. he likes to karaoke to eminem. one report says this new romance is because of emma stone back in 2008 was the original swiftie squad member. emma just wrapped a movie with joe. the rest will be the lyrics to our next taylor swift song. >> i'm sure it will be a hit just like the rest of taylor's songs. >> we reached out to reps for both taylor and joe but neither would comment. >>> you know, brad pitt went into hiding when news of his divorce broke. but guess what, brad is back. he was the man in manhattan, from a late-night tv appearance to a special screening of his new netflix movie "war machine." >> brad

on the faculty it was a fight o between harry truman and not tom dewey. harry truman and harry wallace. >> host: my students don't mow who hari -- harry wallace is. >> think bernie sanders and you got it. >> guest: wallace was rather weird. if you ever get tested -- the current administration ever decides to appoint people and some of you get tapped,stration you'll -- they ask you name, address, social security number maybe your religion. henry hall was was the secretarr of. agriculture under appropriate roosevelt. the religious wag mystic. he calls himself a mystic. can see franklin roosevelt shaking his glass saying, what the hell is that? in any event, he became a pretty good politician, very good at p handling congress. very good hat hasn'ting republicans because his father was agriculture secretary, and roosevelt decides that when james garner -- by the way, roosevelt's first vice president was james garner, the former v speaker of the house. jew have your old democratic coalition. you can see it again withe kennedy and johnson. gardner is going to op

40 percent for treatment. , faculty, mind you, on the faculty it was real tight between harry truman and not tom dooley. harry truman and - >> my students do not i who that is. >> will then we need to have a chat with them. >> bernie sanders and you have got it! quest bernie sanders was red star. if some of you ever come of the current administration averages as you point people and some of you get - for the senate committee asked lots of questions. maybe your religion. henry wallace was a secretary of agriculture under roosevelt. his religion was - you figure that out. he called himself a mystic. and you can see franklin roosevelt, he became a pretty good politician very good at handling republicans because his father had been a secretary. and roosevelt decides that when james garner by the way, roosevelt, vice president was the former speaker of the house. so you have your own democrat coalition between the northern and southern conservative. you'll see again with kennedy and johnson. so he decides he's not going to oppose the nomination but is going to run against him. so he said i think the

harris tonight. she appeared in her hometown of san francisco with a harsh message for the president and also republicans. >> tomsen in san francisco with more on harris' candid comments. thom? >> reporter: she really did pull no punches. she had especially choice words about the trump presidency. and that health care plan that's now on its way to the senate. in a packed house at the theater, senator harris was questioned about the first 100 days of the trump administration. >> you can swear. >> reporter: the main mo cuss had to do with the health care plan. a plan republicans say will lower the cost of insurance, but which does away with the individual mandate. that means you'd no longer be required to have health insurance. it also allows states to opt out of requiring insurers to cover people with preexisting conditions and freezes medicaid expansion. >> they believe health care is a privilege, not a right. you might as well say, well, people don't starve because they don't have food. what the [ bleep ] is that? >> reporter: the support of at least two of the people who paid $40 to watch the podcast live. >>

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it stars tom hardy and harry styles, who makes his film debut. >> and parents gotta do what parents gottaur basement after blowing through your daughter's college fund. the moral of this story, you can bet on a good time at the box office this summer. for "today," nbc news, new york. joining us to talk about all of it, eric davis. blockbusters and sequels typically define the summer when it comes to movies. what are you most excited about? >> "wonder woman," voted the most anticipating summer movie. it's got a great mix of action and laughter. one of the most entertaining films you will see this summer. and sticking with super hero, "spiderman" has a movie coming. tom holland plays spiderman. and johnny depp returns as captain jack sparrow. >> my kid grg to drag me to at least two of them first ones. what they otherliable me 3 "dad, just tell me they're in this movie. and i have my eye os the pop emoji and the third "cars" movie racing its way into theaters soon, a couple weeks from now. >> in addition to the blockbusters and sequels and family movies, which comedies should we be looking

. >> our sunday sit down with the instagram guys plus tom rob bins and harry smith later in the show. >> let's begin with the heated presidential election taking place in france hours of a massive hank on the front runners campaign. matt is live for us this morning in paris. good morning. >> good morning, willie. this is a crucial vote and not just for the future of france but for europe as a whole but it's still not exactly close. macron is le pen by 20%. the polls called it right two weeks ago during the first round and we'll know if they called it right again in about six hours. >>> today in france the battle royale. two political outciders with different visions for the countries future voting this morning. all eyes are on marine le pen. she is far right wants to quit the european union and nato and crack down on the practice of islam. but polls favor macro. a pro-business liberal that wants to keep france in the eu. he's never held elected office. he announced late friday night that his campaign was hacked. 9 gigabytes of data and thousands of e-mails now circulating on the web.

developments here again today with duncan hamilton, former snp msp, adam tomkins, the conservative msp and tom harrisntment not to get that overall majority here in glasgow? let's start with about a on any view it's a victory for the snp despite what anyone wants to say and do not a minute underplay the symbolic importance as you have heard about what has happened, 37 yea rs heard about what has happened, 37 years since labour was not in control here. to lose that in a city where a glasgow has already lost all of the constituencies both at westminster and in holyrood really means there is a huge, clearly a huge problem for labour and the story of the election in scotland is of the loss of labour votes straight to the tories which is haemorrhaging votes. let me pick up on that with adam, the conservatives had one seat on glasgow council and they have now got eight, has that largely been as duncan was saying conservative gaining at the expense of labour?” think so, at 10% swing in the holyrood elections and that momentum we got last year has been maintained in these local government elections, moving f

i don't want any tom, dick or harry to show up on on-line streaming service.ay that services are going, especially among young viewers. >> i saw a survey yesterday on kids, 7 to 16. >> yeah. >> and what do you want to be when you grow up, the number one job, a youtube star. ashley: and get anything. they've got stars with billions of viewers on youtube, we don't know their names, the kids do, because they watch them. charles: and amazon opening up a store in new york city. is amazon going back to the future? this he used to be a border's store that they put out of biz. >> i mean, what a message. we're going to put you, borders, out of business and when you're gone we are going to move where you were because you couldn't sell enough of your product and we're going to sell the same thing, pretty much. it's funny what amazon is doing, there's actually one, an amazon bookstore near my house in chicago here and i tell you, the first few times i went there, it was jammed and the reason is, it's because they're also selling prime memberships there, trying to get a lo

harris spoke in front of supporters in san francisco. today in the bay's tom jenson has more on her candid comments. >> in a packed house at the warfield theater, kamala harris was questioned about the first 100 days of the trump administration. >> you can swear in the answer. >> the main focus of the questioning had to do with the republican health care plan, though. a plan republicans say will lower the cost of insurance but which does away with the individual mandate. that means you no longer would be required to have health insurance. it also allows states to opt out of requiring insurers to cover people with pre-existing conditions andxd freezes medica expansion. >> they believe health care is a privilege, not a right. you might as well say, well, people don't starve because they don't have food. what the [ bleep ] is that? >> it got the crowd's attention and the support of at last two of the people who paid $40 to watch the podcast live. >> i think she was really charismatic and when she spoke, everyone was listening. >> questions remain, how will democr

tom fitzgerald. you know who that is? harry styles, the break-out star from one direction. he don't do i know this?study my harry styles trivia. >> thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with the talk about what's been going on around this country and overseas, we've been telling you, north korea has more things launching what we believe to be a ballistic missile, officials in south korea say it was fired from one of the military airports in the north, traveled about 300 miles, this launch comes a week after north korea successfully launched another missile and these tests a challenge to the new south korea president in place who took office a couple of weeks ago >> the launch comes as president trump is on day two of his trip to the middle east. he received a royal welcome. a lot of talk about that. one of his goals is to address radical extremism while abroad. >> we have wonderful meetings going on over last two days. we've been friends a long time. relationship extremely good >>> the president this cloud of questions, of course, this week, the ambition news, the special counsel robert mu

a very rough 2016 she went through two very public breakups first with calvin harris and then that whirlwind romance with tomofile feud with kim kardashian and kanye west // 11:23:07 after a whrilwind crazy 2016 and touring all of 2015 taylor jus treally wanted to take a step back (----debbie----)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm debbie matenopoulos back to you (grant) taylor swift actually released albums in 2010, '12 and '14. and those same years... the giants won the world series! but 2016? neither happened. so we'll see if the swift magic can make its way to the giants this season.(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. (granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant and vicki thank you... tonight we have newly released video of police shooting and killing a knife welding suspect inside a market street sandwich shop. we'll show you how the shooting went down.(catherine) also -- several cars go up in flames in the east bay. next - why investigators think it was no accident. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve

i'm leon harris in for chris lawrence and i'm here in the weather center with tom kierein. >> good toe you with us. >> great to be here. >> good to have you in the weather center too. and we are tracking some strong storms moving in here by later in the evening hours. the afternoon commute will be fine if you're expecting anybody home from work over the next hour or so. everything's going to be fine. just maybe a bit of rain in the metro area. but the main line of strong storms is in west virginia and farther south and west. right now, getting a few sprinkles. northern prince william just about to loudoun county. another area of rain coming out of rapa han uk county moving into southern prince william and west of the 95 corridor. but this is the line of strong storms we're watching carefully here in western north carolina. there had been a warning there, but it looks like now that has sdip ated, but this is coming our way later. very low chance for tornadoes, but high wind risk for damages wind and a low-risk of any hail. maybe some brief, heavy downpours. doug is back with the hour b

harris: we'll see you then. thank you. the >> that guy has three oil paintings of himself in the bathroom. >> got a go faster. we are up with mcdonald's. >> mr. tomsidency, i love your presidency. i call a disgrace the nation. >> sandra: it is clear president trump is the man late night loves to hate. a new study finds that his first 100 days in office, he's been a target of more jokes from late-night comedians then his three predecessors were tearing their entire first years in the white house. president trump has already been hit with nearly 1,100 zingers. compared to barack obama's more than 900 and his entire first year. george w. bush is 550 and bill clinton's 440. that leaves president trump on track to surpass clinton's all-time record of more than 1700 jokes and 1998. that was the year dominated by the monica lewinsky scandal in his impeachment. >> michael: i have mixed feelings on this. of course read the first amendment and that's what sets us apart from china and north korea and dictatorships all over the world. it is what you can do and what you shouldn't do. when i was a commander of soldiers, whether it was under president bush one,

tom, i am really sorry. i've gotta go. look, call right at home. get the right care. right at home. this bill must check out what's coming up on "outnumbered" at the top of the hour. >> harris: be ready for some hump day sizzle. fast-moving development on the top stories. the president's firing of james comey. democrats are questioning the president's motive. >> kennedy: the mainstream media getting in their shots as well. one anchor comparing the president to a fifth grader and giving white house officials and some on roles. is there a double standard at work here? >> harris: plus our #oneluckyguy. "outnumbered" on the top of the hour. >> jon: we'll see you then. thanks. >> jenna: a fox news alert. a wildfire going through south georgia today now threatening to jump the state line into florida. more than 140,000 acres burned so far in the fire and only 12% contained. residents are urged to evacuate is about 700 firefighters -- go >> this is the biggest wildfire in the country and the u.s. forest services -- it's also allowing aircraft to come in and drop off flame retardant chemicals, helicopters are scooping up water from the local lakes to dump on the plains. this area i

tom: we are here in a fancy part of london. over time i right side -- excuse me, harris., london, if you are american, they are all the same. it is a good time to talk about what really matters for the republic of france. that is the relationship of manufacturing and business with labor. , thee gattaz is with medef organization that tries to link together labor with business. tois profoundly important have this conversation with you this morning. greg writes about it in the "wall street journal" today. everybody talks about the importance of those first negotiations with labor. how will they occur? that he'sbelieve explained his program for weeks and for months, so he has to make the reforms. i believe the french are already for the reforms. as he explained the program, he explained that we have to get more security in the labor reforms. i believe he has to go quickly now. even if he has to debate with the labor unions, i believe we have to make it and we have to do it quickly. roof,f we blow off this you catch me or i will catch you. it is a little windy here in paris to