back at tribeca, creators are not letting problems like that cramp their creativity.alive. it's a very youthful medium so it's going to take some time for people to adopt it but what's important at the moment is location—based experiences so we have places like the tribeca film festival which create a launch point for these experiences and expose audiences to the medium. better headsets and better experiences can only be a good thing for vr, but the glaring issue for me is still how solitary it all can be. if there is a killer app for vr out there, it will almost certainly have to solve that problem first. that was stephen. and back at the barbican‘s new exhibition, i'm becoming part of the show. no, this isn't a painting of flowers, but an ai looking at my hand and other objects through a camera. this is a demonstration of how a neural network can only interpret what it sees through a camera based on what you've already taught it, so if you only need a neural network images of waves, it will try and interpret what it can see through this camera in terms of seascapes

at the tribeca film festival, this new documentary on marion stokes contains just a few brief minutesf material from her vast archive. the full video collection is now in the possession of the internet archive in san francisco, where it is being digitised and made freely available to the public. the american networks have disposed of many of their tv archives, increasing the value of marion stokes' collection. the vastness of what she accomplished truly staggers. archivists say it is monumental. during her life she managed to amass what is probably the biggest personal archive of television

at the tribeca film festival, this new documentary on marion stokes contains just a few brief minutesrom her vast archive. the full video collection is now in the possession of the internet archive in san francisco, where it is being digitised and made freely available to the public. the american networks have disposed of many of our tv archives, increasing the value of marion stokes' collection. the vastness of what she accomplished truly staggers. archivists say it is monumental. during her life she managed to amass what is probably the biggest personal archive of television news and history.

correspondent: at the tribeca film festival, this new documentary contains a few brief minutes of material from her vast archives. the full video collection is in the possession of the internet archives in san francisco, where it has been digitized and made freely available to the public. >> the american networks have disposed of many of their tves archiv, increasing the value of marion stokes's collection. the vastness of whathe accomplished truly staards. -- staggers. hechivists say it is monumental. during her life,anaged to amass what is likely the biggest archive of tevision news in

tiffany haddish at the tribeca film festival. >>> and wedding bells ring. >>> game of thrones actress sophie turner and joe jonas are newlyweds. the couple said their i dos in a surprise wedding, officiated by an elvis impersonator. the two started dating in 2016. >>> "star wars" fans won't have to travel to a galaxy far, far away. disneyland is now accepting resignations for the "star wars" galaxy's agent theme park. beginning may 31st, fans will be able to immerse themselves in the world of batu. and the tribeca film festival, for animated series. >> tuca. >> this show puts a spotlight on female friendships. >> everyone who is normally healthy has a friend. hopefully you have a best friend. and hopefully you have adventures, and have your ups and doanthing you can laugh about and enjoy. >> tuca and birdie is out on netflix today. that's your eye on entertainment. >>> and chubaca in the original star wars has died. george lucas discovered the 7'3''actor when he was working as an orderly. he was 74 years old. no cause of death was given. >>> inform and entertain. it's kind of my thing

the youngest ever to compete in tribeca and then the youngest to win the top prize. he's also the first black director to achieve that honor >> winning was great and now it just opens up the door to my career >> reporter: growing up in new orleans, he dabbled in acting, but he quickly realize he was interested in life behind the camera now he's shooting a documentary on musician matisse, the band leader behind steve colbert. what stories do you want to tell >> i want to tell humanizingencehumanizing stories that show people as fallible, approachable >> reporter: as he finishes his freshman year at nyu, it is youman's story that's rising to rave reviews. >>> that is "nightly news." i'm kate snow. we leavepolice chief is makingr reversal. within the past two hours, new co >>> right now at 6:00, san francisco's police chief is making a major reversal. within the past two hours, new comments about a high-profile raid on a journalist's home. >>> plus, no solution in sight for east bay teachers in the new haven school district. but just in the past half hour, some promisin

. >> she's the executive producer of a new documentary, "waldo on weed," which debuted at the tribeca film festival. it's about a child's family that treats their child's cancer can cannabis. whoopi is a cannabis advocate herself. >> i had pneumonia. i'm not allowed to vape anymore. >>> up next, stars grilled by their hilarious pmoms. >> that's my boy. >> can i give you a hug? >> she's doing this only because the cameras are there. >>> plus, "the simpsons" turns 30. >> they made me sing with lady gaga. >>> plus -- >> nice landing. >> only we are with "j.a.g." for his tv return. >>> and get ready as "e.t." gives "big bang theory" an out of this world sendoff. >>> next thursday, may 16th -- >> we are coming to you from the set of "big bang theory." >> i got dibs on sheldon's seat. >>> one entire episode of "e.t." 12en is seasons of behind the scenes secrets finally revealed. >> i didn't even get hired originally. >> no, that's true. >> plus, a look back to before they were famous. >> my mother wrote a letter saying i was most like a bettebr 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually

. >> taking us on a tour of apartment in manhattan in the tribeca neighborhood.s apartment that we're being guided through is 6300 square feet. >> that's huge. >> so big it has seven bedrooms. eight bathrooms and it's beautiful. >> first of all you're out if you're asking how much. >> bryan, much? here's one of the most striking features of this apartment. welcome to the most enormous terrace i've seen. >> and that is the wrap-around terrace, 2500 square feet of terrace. >> terrace alone? >> yes. with huge 2500 foot vaulted ceilings. >> you can see the whole of new york. yeah. bar and lounge. >> i didn't think i could afford a night. >> remember the seven bedrooms i was telling you about? they're all upstairs. >> it could be yours for the cool 22.5 million. >> what? >> that's what paper boy the fridge says. >> brandon lee hugging strangers in the subway. some people completely ignore but some people pay attention pep >> you got to go up to people sometimes and say can i give you a hug? can i please? >> like what are you up to? you want money? i don't want to give

she partnered with proctor & gamble and e tribeca film festival to accelerate lieer and racial equa behindera through the queen collect pitch she's mentored these budding directors helping them with financing and distribution. >> why do you think so many filmmakers are not women? >> i tnk it' because of status quo. people are used to doing things the way they're used to doing them. change can be uncomfortable until the change happens. >> reporter: when women are calling the shots, she says, it changes everything. >> these women directors get to hire women vps, women grips, women who score, they get to hire women who operate cameras. to do a movie, it takes about 150 people. you're talking about 150 jobs. that could be 150 women in those 150 jobs. >> reporter: and for these two young directors, help from the queen has opened doors. >> now i can say i have a film on hulu. the last few months i've been working in a different way. i've been feeling more empowered. >> action. >> queen latifah's own story is pretty incredible. see more of that on my drseries "the k" at nbc news.com/thedrink. tha

candid about her childhood struggle and the >> zac efron showed off his blond fade at last night's tribecam festival for his netflix movie "extremely wicked: shockingly evil and vile." >> ted, did you do it? >> no. >> zac takes a dark turn as infamous serial killer ted bundy who used his good looks and charm to hide his heinous crimes. >> in a world where we swipe left and swipe right, you really should pay attention to who you're with and i learned this the hard way. >> lily collins plays ted's fiancee and praised zac's performance. >> he's able to mold in this character so beautifully and take it somewhere different. ♪ uh oh oh oh oh uh oh oh oh >> oh, yeah, it was a block party for blockheads last night in cincinnati. that's where nkotb kicked off their new tour. now, don't worry. if you couldn't make it to cincy, only brooke anderson is taking you backstage with the boys. >> she has a specific seat she likes to sit in. >> oh, yeah, where do you like to sit? >> um, front row. >> best view of my butt. >> you ready? >> i'm ready. >> welcome to the mixtape tour! ♪ >> so what is it like bac

correspondent: at the tribeca film festival, this new documentary contains a few brief minutes of materialst archives. the full video collection is in the possession of the internet archives in san francisco, where it has been digitized and made freely available to the public. >> the american networks have disposed of many of their tves archiv, increasing the value of marion stokes's collection. the vastness of whathe accomplished truly staards. -- staggers. hechivists say it is monumental. during her life,anaged to amass what is likely the biggest archive of tevision news in story. jane: i've got aew tapes they can have too. you can find more of the day's news on our website. i'm jane o'brien. thanks very much for watching and have a great weekend. >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so u can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latestad henes you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible byda the freeman foon, and judy and peter blum-kovler fou

feature film, "burning cane" which he started shooting when he was 17 was selected this year for the tribeca out you were going to be in the festival, what was your reaction? >> i was frozen. >> reporter: ryan kubler went on to film "black panther." the youngest ever to t compete inbeca and then the youngest to win the top prize. he's also the first black director to achieve that honor. sdp >> winning was great and now it just opens oup the door t my career. >> reporter: he quickly realized he lwas interested inife behind the camera. nowe's shooting a documentary on musician ssmati the band leader behind ste colbert. what stories do you want to tell? >> i want to tell humanizing stories primheily on t black experience, humanizing stories that show people as fallible, approachable. >> reporter: it's youmans' story that's rising to rave reviews. >>> w leave you with a scene of myrtle >>> lights, camera, "access." >> i knew they were going to be hanging out, going to a grammy party. >> kuter arrived at 10:45 that night. >> just after his date has been

at the tribeca film festival, this new documentary on marion stokes contains just a few brief minutesterial from her vast archive. the full video collection is now in the possession of the internet archive in san francisco, where it is being digitised and made freely available to the public. the american networks have disposed of many of their tv archives, increasing the value of marion stokes' collection. the vastness of what she accomplished truly staggers. archivists say it is monumental. during her life she managed to amass what is probably the biggest personal archive of television news in history. a review commissioned by the british foreign office shows that christians are the most persecuted group. foreign office shows that christians are the most persecuted groupm suggests christianity could be wiped out in parts of the middle east. the british foreign secretary said political correctness had prevented proper discussion of the subject. what happens in china, where freedom to worship is guaranteed in the constitution. churches that refuse to comply with the state can be knocke

at the tribeca film festival, this new documentary on marion stokes contains just a few brief minutes now in the possession of the internet archive in san francisco, where it is being digitised and made freely available to the public. the american networks have disposed of many of their tv archives, increasing the value of marion stokes' collection. the vastness of what she accomplished truly staggers. archivists say it is monumental. during her life she managed to amass what is probably the biggest personal archive of television news in history. german police have seized more than a hundred sports cars that were taking part in a suspected illegal road race across europe. cars including porsches, lamborghinis and audis were stopped on a motorway east of wismar, in north—east germany, on a stretch of the road without speed restrictions. concerned drivers had notified the police after some of the cars were seen travelling at estimated speeds of up to 250 kmh. most of the cars had norwegian number plates and stickers with the name of the event, eurorally, a four—stage event from 0slo to

and a whole new way of watching a movie virtual reality gets a front seat at new york's tribeca film festival. the israeli airstrikes and artillery have attacked gaza the palestinian fighters fired rockets into israel israeli military commanders say at least one hundred fifty rockets were fired from gaza the ministry of health in gaza saying one palestinian has been killed israel says palestinian rockets targeted at least a dozen areas some reaching as far as the town of bills and him around twenty kilometers from gaza to israeli casualties have been reported israeli commanders responded by ordering planes an artillery to attack the palestinian territory including gaza city newness and beit hanoun harri force it is in a west jerusalem forest so harry what is the latest that you're hearing there. well yes as you say these are the military has announced that it is carrying out further or has been carrying out further strikes targeting dozens of sites inside gaza belonging to hamas and to other organizations inside the gaza strip to israeli injuries reported so far one a woman injured b

your world around trying to please one of the inevitable sea level rise by at least one meter in the tribeca to help some climate impacts were turned greater than the tsunami played it's really frightening. to have luck. why aren't people more concerned. for the first w. please. cut cut. cut cut cut cut. cut. cut. cut cut the body. this is. the devastation of cycle in kenya unveiled homes are destroyed food is running out and families are struggling to rescue their last beloved. we are in mozambique where one week after saigon kemet made landfall only me.

our so-called immersive films are always one of the highlights at new york's tribeca film festival but while we've been hearing about virtual reality in movie making for some time the technology has yet to go mainstream al-jazeera is christian salumi has more now on the festival's efforts to change that. the technology on display in the virtual arcade at the try back a film festival is cutting edge from the headsets that allowed viewers to interact with the films to the latest projectors to display them. how hungry people need a leader but storytelling has been around as long as humans themselves and this animated film called cave which takes the viewer back to the days of talking around the campfire actually point the way to the future for virtual reality filmmaking the problem with g.r. is that in some sense everything is made as a movie for an audience of one so you get one percent of the time you get long lines and also people don't get to share it with their friends caves creators made a holographic virtual reality experience that can be shared by up to thirty people at once with

and a new way of watching a movie we explore how virtual reality is making a splash at new york's tribeca film festival. india in twenty years has now moved to neighboring bangladesh the storm has weakened since friday but it devastated cities towns and dozens of villages along india's eastern coast funny made landfall near the city of piri in just a state with wenz of up to two hundred kilometers per hour major airports have been shot and hundreds of flights and trains canceled the storm and then moved north passing the state of west bengal before reaching bangladesh only two million people there have been moved to shelters and india more than a million people across the state of addition were forced to evacuate cycle vonnie left a trail of destruction uprooting trees and snapping power lines with gusts of up to two hundred kilometers an hour at least eight people have been killed while the indian navy and coast guard remain on high alert scott heiler joins us now from new delhi says scott where things stand right now. michel yeah next we can update that casualty number local media here

i had to come up from tribeca for my radio show.was coming up here, three homeless people in the stairwell getting off the rockefeller center exit that stairwell and just looking and it's 4:00 in the afternoon and i couldn't believe what i was looking at. he needs to stay here and finish out his term. that'sis the thing. this is a job audition because is he term limited until 2021. he wants to do enough to rock the boat so he can get an ambassadorship to venezuela which will probably be appropriate or a media job because clearly he isn't doing a good job here and this is all an effort just to put himself on some other person's radar for another job. p >> tucker: i think that's right. he wants the hell out of new york which he has destroyed. the media are not fans of bill de blasio. they are fans of something else. late a term abortion. they have done nothing to hide their contempt for the new alabama law which seeks to ban a few months ago. celebrating new york law up until the moment of birth. >> what do we know specifically about

soldiers were injured by snipers so-called immersive films are one of the highlights of new york's tribeca film festival but while we've been hearing about virtual reality in movie making for a while the technology is yet to go mainstream christian salumi has more on the festival's efforts to change that. the technology on display in the virtual arcade at the try back a film festival is cutting edge from the headsets that allowed viewers to interact with the films to the latest projectors to display them. how hungry people need a leader but storytelling has been around as long as humans themselves and this animated film called cave which takes the viewer back to the days of talking around the campfire actually point the way to the future for virtual reality filmmaking the problem with g.r. is that in some sense everything is made as a movie for an audience of one so you get one percent of the time you get long lines and also people don't get to share it with their friends caves creators made a holographic virtual reality experience that can be shared by up to thirty people at once with eac

. >>> now to a highlight from this year's tribeca film festival. screening. >> their cult classic follows this hapless phony rock band on a failed comeback tour. it helped launch the mocumentary genre. harry smith, who better to catch up with spinal tap? >> no one had heard the word mocumentary. they come along. think about the shows subsequently, best in show. the office. all these different formats. we think thank the guys from spinal tap. >> we are spinal tap of the u.k. you must be the usa. >> reporter: the scene that i found so interesting was that you created this history for the whole band. >> you had to do that because the whole film is improvised. so the only way that we could know in scenes what to reference is to have that common history. >> the lives of all these people. >> we had to know what our characters would have known. >> reporter: your name and thumbnail was? >> derrick ablion smalls from the town of milford in the west midlands. >> david iver from squat land. >> nigel toughnull. >> martin. aspiring filmmaker. huge fan of spinal

. >> reporter: in recent years, lipton made a scene stea cameo with her daughter in the show ti-tribeca. >> is there the forensics lab? >> mom. >> reporter: in a movie remembrance, lipton's daughter writing in part, we feel so lucky sp every moment with her. adding, she will always business a part of under the circumstances. and lipton's co-star kyle mcloughlin tweeting, we've lost a beautiful soul.r fo "today," kathy park, nbc news. >> i have to say that show when it was the air, it made such a huge social impact. one of e first shows with an interracial cast. it was young, hip, "mod squad" dealt with so many social issues of the day. it was ground breaking. she was so big in that. >> i never got to meet her. i love her daughter rashida jones. some of her best work there. so our hearts go out to them. let's get a check of the forecast. we know it's going to be rainy. >> it's a mess here. we have wet weather down through florida. ressure the on the east coast, that will bring strong storms. miami will see airport delays as well. from the planes to t gulf, look for plenty of sunshine, se

reporter: in recent years she made a scene-stealing cameo with daughter rashida in the show andy tribeca>> mom >> reporter: in a moving remembrance, lipton's daughters writing in part, we feel so lucky for every moment we spent with her, adding, she will always be a part of us and lipton's "twin peaks" co-star tweeting we lost a beautiful soul for "today," kathy park, nbc news. >> i got to tell you, that show, when that was on the air, it made a huge social impact. one of the first shows with an interracial cast it was young, hip, mod squad dealt with so many social issues of the day. i know her lovely daughter rashida jones and some of her best work right there. our hearts go out to them. >>> a check of the forecast. we know it's going to be rainy. >> also a lot of wet weather through florida. that low pressure that's developing along the east coast has a cold front that brings strong storms into florida miami will probably see airport delays as well from the plains all the way down to the gulf look for plenty of sunshine severe storms in the panhandle of texas and then we're looking at

. >>> now to a real highlight from this year's tribeca film festival. cult classic follows this phony rock band on a failed comeback tour and it helped launch the whole mockumentary genre. harry smith, who better to catch up with them? >> no one had heard the word mockumentary until this along. all these different formats. well, we thank the guys from spinal tap. >> we are spinal tap ofhe t uk! you must be the usa! >> the thing i found so createding was that you this history for the whole band. >> you had to do that because the whole film ispr imised. so the only way that we could know in scenes what to reference is to have that common history. >> vital of the lives -- >> we had to know what our characters would havrknown. >> y name and thumbnail was -- >> err ek albion smalls from the river nulln west midlanoi. >> david o st. cubbins in england. and childhood friends with. >> lived on the same street. nigel toughn. mates when we were young. >> inspiring film maker. hugean of spinal tap. and not as successful as he would like to be. ♪ >> the creators of

milken conference with citibank, you had an equality lounge we were talking about in the break at tribecaoast. what are people when they come into the equality lounge, what are they talking about or what are they experiencing? >> the most important thing is we are not just talking and admiring the problem but a activating solutions for change with accountability. and that's been the biggest piece that's been missing. we've been talking about the issues. we talk about the fact that it will take over 202 years to close the wage gap. it will take over 108 years to realize gender parody in the c-suite. but let's stop talk about it and one of the things that we need to become very aware of is a conscious mindset, equality is a choice. unconscious bias is an excuse. dagen: if the companies would put it out there, hey, what do you get paid for this job and if women are being under-paid. leave it up to them. nobody gets something done faster than a woman with her shoes on fire. you would have women in their manager's office, in the ceo's office, saying what's wrong with you. i know i'm under-paid

>> right now we want to tell you about a new private membership club in manhattan located between tribecat nexus club of new york join us now, doug mcmahon, managing director at cavastock group which owns nexus, and just a little bit of background a lot of people have heard of tavastock. they remember, as i did, the lake known in the owl worth where tiger lived. i think where he lived at owl worth or something, and then a lot of the other guys -- >> we had about 25 offers in both of our communities. >> poulter lived in one of those places it's all over the place. they have a lot of different private ownership of a lot of different entities of which nexus is one is that correct? >> yes so joe's investment vehicle is tavistock group. joe louis has been a prolific investor and really an entrepreneur in 2010 we opened albany in the bahamas, and albany has joe louis as a shareholder as well as tiger woods, ernie elss and justin timberlake, and albany so successful over the last schl years it gave us a license to create nexus, the nexus luxury collection albany is the cornerstone asset of that,

robert de niro take as shot at the president at the tribeca film festival.akes up and never heard of trump that would be a film that would really make us all happy. this is the latest jab in a long running suit between president trump and robert de niro. alexandria ocasio-cortez isn't picking a 2020 favorite yet. the boston herald reporting the new york congresswoman told the crowd in mass mats that she is not ready to endorse a presidential hopeful. event for local politician. oaks did express support for elizabeth warren and bernie sanders but she said she was focusing on smaller races to, quote: rebuild our country from the bottom up. denim vests and steak bee fake . first ever chuck norris 5 k. actor on hand to high five out runners charities. set a world record for the most chuck norris lookalikes in one place. i'm sure they achieved that goal. those are your headlines. steve: that's awesome. ainsley: even women. >> that would be itchy after running three miles. he was there giving everyone a high five. i guess that was his wife with him? steve: adam jo

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. >> no, below 98th street, if you go down to tribeca, i think -- you're over 3,000, anyway, aren't you> are you hanging out there >> with man buns, right? a few stocks -- you've thought about -- you've thought about it, whether that would -- >> if i could grow a man bun i don't know. >> about actually -- no? never. >> i don't think i could pull it off. >> everybody's got one the world -- bob, the world's passing us by. >> that's right. >> a few stocks on the move. shares of heavy equipment maker deere are falling in premarket trading. they reported quarterly profit of $3.52 a share, 10 cents below estimates. revenue did beat forecasts deere also cut its outlook uncertainty in its agricultural markets. >>> hewlett-packard enterprise, hpe, buying supercomputer maker cray, the deal worth $35 a share, $1.3 billion in cash. hpe expects the deal to add to its bottom line in the first full year after it closes. >>> okay, china has yet to say how it may retaliate to the latest escalation trade tensions with the u.s the virtual blacklisting of products made by telecom giant huawei we want to ge