now on bbc news, talking movies, from the tribeca film festival hello, welcome to special tribeca filmtival edition of talking movies. i'm tom brook. in today's programme, with sections on gaming, television and virtual reality, is tribeca moving away from being just a film festival? we will always be about film. that's without question. that's in our dna. but this was a festival in which the wonders of virtual reality were fully on display. you sit in a movie theatre and a character turns and looks at the camera, they call that breaking the fourth wall. but in vr, there are no walls. plus, tribeca had movies from around the world. a father—son relationship drama set in china and a 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's 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 tribeca documentary on people for whom the environment makes them ill. all that and mor

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. >>> you know the tribeca film festival is in full swing.out these three robert di ne ro burt reynolds and chevy chase. >> they're promoting the new drama dog years. burt told us what he loved about making the movie. >> the fact i was working with young people and i got to work with chevy who i love. >> burt has four more movies in >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. number one, megyn kelly's nbc start date is set and it's soon. >> we have all summer to have fun. >> how the ladies at "today" are planning her warm welcome. >> well, we hope she'll come and drink on ours. okay? >>> then, erin moran's "happy days" family and hollywood friends mourn a star gone too soon. >>> and, number three, channing and jenna dewan tatum bring magic mike from their kitchen to vegas. >> breakfast and boom. >> as i step up and play couples counselor. >> plus, your "insider" bonus. can david ross and lindsay climb out of dancing's ballroom basement? >> it could be anybody going home. >> inside their game plan to get nsync. >> and wh

. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> you know the tribeca film festival is in full swing.ert denero, chevy chase and burt reynolds, a rare red carpet appearance at age 81. >> burt told us what he loves about making the movie. >> the fact i was working with young people. >> believe it or not, burt already has four more movies in the can. >> that man loves to work. take >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. number one, megyn kelly's nbc start date is set and it's soon. >> we have all summer to have fun. >> how the ladies at "today" are planning her warm welcome. >> well, we hope she'll come and drink on ours. okay? >>> then, erin moran's "happy days" family and hollywood friends mourn a star gone too soon. >>> and, number three, channing and jenna dewan tatum bring magic mike from their kitchen to vegas. >> breakfast and boom. >> as i step up and play couples counselor.

big night out in new york at the tribeca film festival. >> is it date night?ree movie and, you know, we're going to a party afterwards. very glamorous. >> upping that glam factor, tom's co-star emma watson in a custom burrberry gown. >> he lives up to his reputation. he's funny and kind and generous to work with and very hardworking and he's all the things. >> but in the circle, tom the nicest guy in hollywood shows a sinister side as a founder of a social media company. >> knowing is good. but knowing everything is better. >> this film is slightly terrifying. i remember reading the book and i like, i couldn't sleep. i was thinking about it for weeks. i actually love sleep. if i get it into double digits. but i love to sleep. >> tom hanks starred in a movie about a boy band. >> i didn't know anything about it. i thought it was the coolest thing in the world. they didn't even lip sync. they actually sang the songs themselves. so god bless them. >>> coming up next -- what's the real johnny depp doing on a pirates of the caribbean disneyland ride in. >>> then, ma

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. >>> you know the tribeca film festival is in full swing. about these three robert ne ro burt reynolds and chevy chase. >> they're promoting the new drama dog years. burt told us what he loved about making the movie. >> the fact i was working with young people and i got to work with chevy who i love. >> burt has four more movies in >> this is technically "the people's land." >> reporter: and since the federal government gave control of this land to the indians 150 years ago, it would now require an act of congress to take it back and build a wall. carter evans, cbs news along the u.s./mexican border. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back.

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it had its premiere at the tribeca film festival this past weekend.plause ] >> oh, man. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back to see us. and thank you, thank you, thank you for doing that slam poem. that was -- >> i don't know who is sitting here right now, man. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know if i'm kobe or kobay. kobe, kobay. >> jimmy: could be kobe or kobay. exactly. you have three little girls now. >> yeah, three little girls. >> jimmy: 14 -- >> 14, 10 and 4 months. >> jimmy: four months? >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> we're both in the team no sleep right now. >> jimmy: yeah, no sleep. yeah. but all girls too, you know? but there's no -- no -- no male figures in the house besides you? >> nope. nope. >> jimmy: a dog, a pet, anything? >> well, there's one dog but he's a dwarf lab so. he doesn't have much say so in the house. >> jimmy: he doesn't say no. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you get to control the tv or that's gone? >> no. i think i do until they actually come in the room and then it's like, give it up. >> jimmy: yeah. what are you watching n

we talked to milo as he hit the red carpet at the tribeca film festival. >> shut up! >> a very different role. >> are there any similarities between the creepy guy in "devil's gate" and the nice guy in "this is us"? >> you have the same initials. >> jack pearson has three kid. that's a lot to manage, but jackson fisher, he's really got a heavy burden on his soul. >> speaking of kids, the unmarried milo may have them -- someday. >> i think it would be great to have a family. i think it would be great to be a father and all that. but at the same time, you know, i'm in no hurry for it. when the moment strike, it strikes. >> as for his television wife, mandy moore, she and her co-stars were all just honored in "people" magazine's most beautiful issue. >> listen, i get the front-row seat to how beautiful those women are, you know, as human beings, so it's nice that i think fans and audiences see a little more of that. >> but will milo start his own campaign for sexiest man alive with co-star sterling k. brown? >> i'll tell you what, he's sexy. he is sexy, dictionary like c

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. >>> former presidential nominee hillary clinton made a surprise appearance at tribeca film festival last night in new york city. clinton was among the panelist to discuss a new short film about elephant poaching in africa. she became aware, more aware of the slaughter ole pants for the i've -- slaughter of the elephants for the ivory trade. >>> police in east oakland are investigating a rape that happened in the 3200 block of fruitvale avenue. the victim was held at gunpoint and suffered a two-inch cut to her forehead. she was taken to the hospital. three suspects are still at large. >>> a police investigation is underway in richmond tonight after a shooting left two people wounded. one critically. it happened about 4:00 this morning. investigators say the two young men were walking near york street when someone opened fire. so far no one has been arrested. >>> in hayward, police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened just after 8:00 last night near college heights park on fielding drive. police say they found a 21-year- old man in hayward or from hayward suffering from a

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it premiers in the tribeca film festival late they're month and of up may third before today buying onpike tv may 17th. >>> he has hosted late, late show here on cbs and now he is packing his bags. he will be back. he is taking a trip home, late night hoe will be heading to london to shoot three episode of the show there in june. now corden's not saying much about the broadcast just that they will definitely have a british twist, cheer ohio, and reminder you can catch late, late show with james corden weeknights at 12:37. that airs after james -- steve colbert here on cbs-3. >> i wand fur they watched his show over there, like one of their channels. >> yeah. >> we watch british television here on pbs. >> yes. >> these are things i think of i. >> it is interesting. >> yes, it is. >> yes, hometown celebrity there. >> veronica storm is here. >> is that an actual soap opera star. >> no. >> she just made that name up. >> yes. >> if she were a soap opera star that is what verb contact 's name would be, veronica storm. >> that would be appropriate. >> but there is no storm today >> in storm t

talking about the tribeca film festival.45. >> wow. >> you don't know the answer? >> 45 years. >> what's with guys and "the godfather"? >> fredo, you broke my heart. >> sleeping with the fishes. i )m ... ==topvo== the man bd laura garcia. >>> good morning at 8:56 on your wednesday, i'm sam brock. the latest now, the man behind the shooting rampage, a story people here in the bay area remember very well is set to appear at any time in oakland. his appearance has been a long time coming. the plea hearing comes less than a week after a judge found him competent to stand trial. he is accused of killing seven people during that mass shooting at a small nursing school in oakland. the legal proceedings were delayed so long because a judge years ago found him not to be fit to stand trial due to signs of paranoid schizophrenia. that court appearance may come as soon as the top of the hour. bob railwedell will have a live report from our midday newscast. >>> "the new york times" is reporting that conservative commentator ann coulter m

at 4.30pm, talking movies reports from the tribeca film festival in new york.d afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has said there will be no increase in vat if the conservatives win the general election. however, the prime minister has given her clearest signal yet that her party will abandon its promise not to raise income tax or national insurance contributions. labour has also promised not to raise vat. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. in the swing of an election campaign, there is, for some, an unmentionable word. so far, theresa may has skirted around the issue of whether her government would increase taxes but this morning she gave her strongest indication yet not to raise national insurance, income tax or vat. we have no plans to increase the level of tax, but i am also very clear i don't want to make specific proposals on taxes unless i am absolutely sure i can deliver on those. it would be my intentions of a conservative government and a conservative prime minister, to reduce the taxes on working families. later, she went fu

half an hour, talking movies heads to the big apple to shine the spotlight on this year's tribeca film festivalgood evening and welcome to bbc news. the president of the european commission has warned that many people in britain are underestimating the difficulties of brexit. jean—claude yuncker was speaking after eu leaders, meeting in brussels, unanimously agreed their negotiating position on britain's departure from the union. they've said the rights of eu citizens and a financial settlement by the uk must come before any talks on trade. from brussels, damian grammaticas reports. at the heart of the eu today, european leaders, 27 of them, now ready for brexit. their offer to the uk ready to go. we all want a close and strong future relationship with the uk, there's absolutely no question about it. but before discussing the future, we have to sort out our past. michel barnier is the man tasked with enforcing the eu's position. everything ready for the uk negotiations? i think so. depends on the uk. his concerns are shared by eu leaders too. what eu leaders are most worried about is what angel

united new ad present to promoting a 4r56 vish experience after the audience at the tribeca film festivalis for out of this world. l is for loving the seasonal cuisine. abby: some thought the ad was too soon after worldwide outrage for violently dragging a passenger off the plane. heather: "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >> bret: federal judge in san francisco blocked an executive order from president trump, seeking to cut off funding for sanctuary cities. >> san francisco is the city kate steinle's murderer found refuge. >> i love canada but they have outsmarted our politicians for many years. so we did institute a very big tariff. >> our government disagrees strongly with this decision. >> canada should respond that way. they are going to fight for they're workers and we are going to fight for our workers and industry. >> entire senate converging on the white house today as tensions continue to rise with north korea. >> appears that north korea is

kennedy: oh my gosh it's been a busy week in newark city at the tribeca film festival and now we founds returning in october for one whole week. new york will be known as the city that never sleeps. with anyone. put on your superman cape because it's time for the topical storm. topic number one, the old thing is you can't teach an old hippo new tricks but no one who believes that has his been to the cincinnati zoo. the zookeeper plays ball so they could encourage more physical activity out of her because apparently somebody has been going overboard on her weight watchers again. how many points are on this scale of grass? the cincinnati hippo can catch the ball run the ball and throw the ball making her the complete opposite of the cincinnati bengal. keep up the good work. you will be wearing a two-piece in no time. topic number two. jay-z and beyoncÉ have 99 problems but the rant rand 81. the superstar couple expecting twins so they are ditching their humble studio apartment. that's all they live in now. they are putting it all in a 120 million-dollar debt and a stellar mansion that ha

we just premiered last night at tribeca film festival. he doesn't really come out of the house. >> he doesn't, like -- no. he doesn't. >> jimmy: he just writes. [ laughter ] >> no. he just does his writing thing. >> jimmy: a writer writes, man. that's what he does. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's great at it. yeah, "mcsweeney's," too. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: yeah, he's a good guy. well tell everyone what this film is about. >> yeah, so the film is about a a young woman who joins kind of a big tech company. a la, you know, like, a a combination of google and facebook and twitter and every social media, big social media platform you can think of. and she is -- it's kind of her journey wrestling with how incredibly powerful this company is and how powerful it's becoming. and there are kind of, like, moral and ethical dilemmas that start to surround these issues of giving away personal data. >> jimmy: yeah, you call it, like, transparency or something? >> yeah, she goes -- so they call it, she goes transparent. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and she decides to wear

i went in tribeca film festival and into movie threat or not knowing what to expect and it was a very hard, emotional experience, and i -- i know i could see how depressed i was away from the camera and when camera rolls i'm just like -- just totally different creature that i have to perform. and it was always -- almost as living as there was leak living with a -- [inaudible conversations] having to bear this kind of pressure for me with me and my team, with my family and then, you know, when camera rolls there's no accident kyes if you did a bad show you can't say i'm sorry -- [laughter] you can't. you know it is like i'm sorry i'm not feeling well you can't do this and it was just the show. and what you have mentioned about like the changing of the tide that even added and everyone additional layer of stress because thrrmt people who were closer to you who turned against you. people within my family, people within my closest friends. people who went to known me for 20 years since high school who considered me as an enemy. people who believed all of the this crazy propaganda said abo

. >> the last appearance was on saturday at the tribeca film festival in new york.ing if this means she'll run again for the white house. >> we also have to win elections to make it clear where our country stands. >> reporter: clinton on elections and employment. >> i will never stop speaking out for common sense benefits that will allow moms and dads to stay on the job. >> reporter: clinton on immigration and education. >> we don't need to be building walls. we need to be building bridges. >> reporter: clinton on clinton. >> i have a hard time watching the news. what do we do? a walk in the woods. >> reporter: for a while after her stunning loss to donald trump, the democratic nominee disappeared so thoroughly, every sighting by a loyalist, walking in the woods, shopping for books, was celebrated on social media. but then she started tweeting, pumping up the women's march. i truly believe we're always stronger together. showing up at a broadway play to a standing ovation. and now in a flurry of appearances speaking up. >> i bet just about everyone in this room has

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it debuts at the tribeca film festival this week, here in new york, and will air later this summer onional geographic. it is co-directed by the journalist and author, sebastian junger, who also narrates the film. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: why make this right now? >> we started about two years ago. wemented to explain why the syrian civil war happened, how it evolved, and particularly, why isis came out of it. isis is a kind of rare phenomenon. and we wanted to explain that to the american people. >> sreenivasan: there's a family that you intersperse throughout this documentary. they are making their way out of syria, or attempting to, as they go along. ask there's a real telling clip early on in the film, where there's a father just trying to comfort his kids. take a look. ( crying ) >> sreenivasan: this is juxtaposed with a phrase that you have from syrian president bashar al-assad saying we don't indiscriminately bomb anyone. and here we had a family who is clearly couldn' could be the taf this. >> that clip shows a night time bombing by the syrian governm

. >>> hillary clinton made a surprise appearance at new york's tribeca film festival last night, earningnding ovation from the crowd. the former candidate's reappearance coincides with a new book that tries to explain her devastating loss in november. let's bring in jonathan allen and amy parnes good to see you both. >> good to see you. >> befoi know she was working o this book before she even officially announced her run. when did she realize it was a loss prior to her approach of writing it it? >> we went it obviously not knowing what would happen, assuming toward the end that she would win. but our reporting was telling us something different. we talked to more than a hundred sources inside, some outside the campaign, but mostly inside, and they were telling us there were problems. so we started seeing a trail along the way of all these flaws and started putting it together. and while we still thought she would win, there were some problems and red flags that we were aware of. >> so, jonathan, the clinton camp has hit back at you pretty hard, calling the book sensation is sensationali