del: what the people have just seen with "vaxxed" being pulled from tribeca is censorship.t's the power of corporations over media. sharyl: the whole episode has ignited a larger debate over control of ideas in the media. american university professor patricia aufderheide teaches about documentaries and says some ideas should be suppressed. she defends the decision to stop "vaxxed" in part because she claims it's scientifically inaccurate - though it should be pointed out she hasn't seen it. mr. de niro: i think the movie is something that people should see. who gets to decide what's accurate and what should be shown? prof. aufderheide: so is this the "i'm not a scientist" argument? sharyl: i'm just asking the question. prof. aufderheide: the answer is that we, we expect to learn something from the considered process of science, and, at some point, we believe that we actually know things. we believe, based on science, that climate change is real and every time that we think about it. sharyl: well, people don't agree on that point, but -- prof. aufderheide: they don't agree

we are here at church and white street in tribeca. these are the vip people here having their breakfast, getting ready to go. they're probably going to start riding around 7:30 this morning. i just spoke with people who have come from this race or to this race, i should say, from as far as pennsylvania and ohio. this is a map to show you exactly where this bike tour is going to happen today. going to go through the five boros, the fdr drive, queensboro and that will mean many many street closures for people trying to get around the five boros today. 32,000 bikers from across the country will take to the 40- mile bike path here. again, these bike tours support bike new york. bike programs throughout the city. this is the 39th annual tour. >> it is truly an international event and what makes it so city. >> reporter: you're taking another live look. go ahead, you can pass, please, be my guest. you're welcome, good morning. we don't want to cause any traffic problems here. you're seeing a live look at go. they know the rain is coming. the

she now stars in the very funny show "angie tribeca."ause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) hello! >> stephen: so nice to have you on. >> it's really nice to be here. i'm a fan. >> stephen: listen i-- i cannot enjoy your father's company more. your father is quincy jones. >> yeah, he is. >> stephen: as people out there may or may not know. >> yeah, he's the best. >> stephen: i've interviewed him a few times and the last time i talked to him in that chair it was 10 minutes of one of the greatest stories i've ever heard inyi life. did you get to see the show? >> i saw it. you asked him a question and he told you a story that had nothing to do with the answer. >> stephen: i asked him, "how did you get started in music?" and 10 minutes later we're in some factory in the 1930s in chicago with a knuckles and mugsy. >> the jones boys. >> stephen: you grew up in hollywood, he grew up in kind of street chicago in 1930s. what is that like having a dag like that? does he ground you? >> yeah, i mean, he is the greatest person, the most posi

tribeca sailing his partner right there, steps away the ultimate down the water.he vessel that take place on 12 or 15 years old. >> looks like somebody else i know. >> the review command it turns out that the trusted me. >> you don't overthink it. they overthink things. the next thing you know zigzagging all over the place. bill: the 1st time new jersey side. and she'sshe been they're ten years. a lot of new yorkers don't appreciate it. we all see it. >> senator corey brooker came here for the dedication of a $94 million fusion experiment. we took a tour the facility to see the innovation being done with the ultimate goal of fusion being used as a source in the future for clean energy. us secretary of energy by watson coleman. why there is such a great need. >> the breakthrough in the space, the challenges we have, spewed into our air. the vulnerability. >> as a senator was jutting out i take the opportunity to ask him about being a possible vp ticket for hillary clinton. his response was quite comical. >> i'm already hillary clinton's vegan pal. >> thank you. >>

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. >> next, we go to tribeca to a health and welling in media company. their price per square foot is more expensive because it's a trendier area of town. when they were looking for space, this company had very specific requirements. what must haves did this company come to you with? >> for greatest, one of the things they needed was a kitchen this space checked that box with flying colors. they cover a lot of food stuff and best recipes, all that stuff. they like to be able to cook within their space. >> got it. but this must have been hard to find. most offices don't have a kitchen like this, a full kitchen. >> it was hard to find. but it makes it easy once you find it. >> they were clear on what poz important. they decided they were willing to pay a little extra to be in a desirable neighborhood and get the kitchen but they didn't want to spend money on changing the layout. even though they're growing fast, the setup works for them, at least for now. >> how many square feet do you think i need per person? >> depends on the type of business you have. t

she made us laugh on "parks and recreation." >> now, tribeca."g. >> thank you for having me. >> season two is all drama, no comedy. >> no joke, yeah. we're back to our old tricks, trying to pack as many jokes into every minute as possible. as you saw, there were four jokes happening at the same time. >> so funny. >> it's really fun. it's great. >> the dna comes from like a "naked gun" kind of place. >> >> do you guys think, at some point, we're going to run out of jokes because we're packing so much in? it's going to go past people. they have to watch it more than once. >> that's the point. exactly. you want to be able to like, you know, discover new things about the show you like. it's good. >> do you have a go-to joke that you come back to? >> things like that always make me laugh. like the gags, the visual gags. i like anything that's sort of like animal gags. we have a dog that is detective david hoffman. we never talk about the fact he is a dog. he drives, writes e-mails, wears sunglasses. we don't mention it. it's my favorite. >> you're the

. >>> plus, rashida jones on the new season of "angie tribeca."ing jam, "drunk on a plane" by dierks bentley. >> i love the song. >> sad when you see someone at 9:00 a.m. ordering a lot of booze. >> it's the bloody marys. >> i have a beggin and tonic. >> someone had a whisky on the rocks. i thought, wow, at 9:00 a.m.? >> we don't judge. >> yes, we do. we do. >> he judges. dierks has been rocking our plaza all weekend long. he'll stop by and we'll chat with him, and then he has another song coming up, which we're excited about. you can find our summer concert series and all our morning jam picks on apple music. >> we love this. so great. >> we're excited. i have a memorial day playlist there, as well. the top of the list, classic, sugar pie honey bunch. >> love that song. ♪ you know that i love you >> al, sing it! >> we love that. such a great song. >> what's your summer jam? >> i think it's the song of the summer. justin timberlake's "can't stop the feeling." >> whatever the feeling, i can't stop the feeling. i love that song. >> mine is old schoo

tribeca expected to show an increase of 2%.d in the opening bell, we have the dow futures down six-point and the s&p and nasdaq futures slightly to the upside ahead of those minutes. nicole: some leading conservatives will get face time with mark zuckerburg and meet with the ceo today to discuss allegations for social networking gauging anti-conservative bias and selected stories for his training topics feature. william longinus has the details. reporter: this is the result of a lot of hard work. building facebook was in ac. wednesday, mark zuckerburg faces another challenge. >> is to put forward numbers of evidence that conservatives get as much play as liberal issues. reporter: zuckerburg invited to prominent conservatives including going back to barry bennett, fox contributor dana perino, columnist essie cup and the american enterprise institute arthur burks to show facebook does not discriminate against conservative groups are new stories. >> when facebook got into the news business that opened itself up to criticism withou

. >>> a fans from the tribeca film festival is making its way to our area where you'll be able to see a controversial film on vaccinations next. after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it's something you earn. brookside. talk about delicious. >>> look at that moon. >> i will give you $876 to name the ban. >> don't worry about the band look at reading, pennsylvania. >> do yourself a favor, and get the final sticky fingers album. great album. controversial film is coming to philadelphia. >> we're talking about documentary vacs. >> a documentary about the suspect confer up by centers for disease control and prevention based on a 2004 study that found a link between measles, mumps, right bell a vaccine and as you advertise many and how that led increase in autism. film was pulled in march but will play this weekend at ritz five. ritz five is right down the street here in olde city. >>> 4:54. young patients at children's hospital of philadelphia, chop are waking up with smiles

. >> yes, what started over the loss of tribeca in new york has turned into a cultural phenomenon.ence. ping-pong intersects with art, music, creativity and on any given night you can see a supermodel playing with a tech entrepreneur, all having a great time. >> reporter: right. so we are talking ping-pong. a ping-pong pro. i tell you what, do your work. i was pretty good in college. we had a miniature ping-pong table. used to play all the time. i played with my dad. i lost frequently. i think i have something going here. ready? so talk to us a little bit more. big grand opening tonight. >> yeah, a grand opening party is tonight. it starts at 9:30. it's hosted by a fat jewish instagram sensation and tech titan justin kahn and chloe bridges is going to be here. it's going to be awfully fun. we have two private bars. 19 ping-pong tables and a patio for ping-pong outside. >> reporter: by the way, i think you did bring in a pro. oh, that counts! that went off the ceiling. i have not returned a single serve from mallen here. and what are the hours? when can people come out? you have the

amy: i want to turn to a clip from "national bird" a new documentary that premiered at the tribeca filmestival last month. this is lisa ling, former drone systems technical sergeant. >> this is global. this is getting information anywhere at any time, shooting people from anywhere at anytime. and it is not just one person sitting there with a little remote control, a little joystick, moving around a plane that is halfway around the world. that is not all there is. it is like borders don't matter anymore. and there is a huge system that spans the globe that can just suck up in was amounts of your life. your personal data. i mean, this could grow to get so out of control. and we are not the only ones that have this is one to be commonplace, if it is not already. it is a secret program. what that means is, i can't just go shouting off the hill tops telling the public what it is. what i can tell you is that to me, one person who worked within this massive saying, it is frightening. amy: drone whistleblower lisa ling in the documentary "national bird." go another whistleblower, edward snowde

there is actually a fantastic film that premiered at the tribeca film festival called "betting on zerolutely nothing to do with. >> one of the producers went to harvard with you. >> this is true. if you do the math, there were 1600 people in my class. this woman who is a group overlapped with me. the number of students overlapped with me and something like 10,000. the chances of, yes rs i do actually know devin she was the first vote and unfortunately i wasn't on the first vote. >> you didn't contribute a dime making this? >> no, nor have any of my friends. >> i met the person who financed the film the night of the film. at some point i think he'll reveal who he is. but it's not someone that has any affiliation with me. >> how much of your legacy is going to be tied to this whole drama? >> hopefully i'll do lots of more important things. fwhut is actually one of the most important things i've been involved with in terms of highlighting a company that caused enormous economic harm. i think the government will ultimately agree and take appropriate action. i think it will be one of the mo

. >> we did a virtual -- on tribeca, and really nice notos will cost jump as much. >> having sold anythingwe sell things sight unseen in new york all of the time. >> it's great. how about you, sam? >> i have as well. again, i think it's great to have from the marketing and pr standpoint, but it wasn't just the virtual reality that sold it. it was me explaining the virtual reality, and then saying, look, look at this. here's another example, kind of explaining against from a personal standpoint pros and cons. going back to will it take the place of an agent? i think if you're a great agent, we're advisers, we're advising you, showing you all of the marketing, all of the virtual reality, whatever it is, but you still need us to hold your hand and explain if this is the right property for you. >> i agree. we are never going away. >> that's something you'll never be able to do. >> we're never going away. >> thank you. >>> i like that confidence. >> thanks, guys. >>> now sue has the update. >>> here's your news update at this hour. at an event at the white house this morning, michelle obama ann

come from -- >> he walked from soho from -- >> tribeca. >> you don't want to take cars and get the exerciseis probably '92 or '93 whenever i have responsibilities i either walk or ride my bicycle. keeps me grounded for these conversations. >> well, you cleaned up very nicely, russell. you know, ryan was here yesterday. i don't know if you heard. >> i actually watched it. >> oh, you did. i saw -- >> what did you think. >> he schooled you, didn't he? >> he totally busted me. >> whatever you wanted to talk you the art of the interview. >> he did and he talked a little bit about what's going on between the two of you, he called it a conscious unbuddying. he had a message for you, take a look. >> we've agreed to keep 24 hours apart. >> all right, good to know. >> when you see him tell him i look happy. >> we'll play some of what you -- >> tell him i'm happier then i've ever been. can you tell him that. >> so how has this impacted your life? how are you feeling? >> i feel fantastic. look, the thing about this kid, right, he's genuinely a comic genius and i worked with him and the pleasure i got o