>> what does it do for a project to be in the tribeca film festival? tival. so we really give a platform for new voices. >> this year there is a special emphasis being placed on music. you are going to start this thing at the apollo theater? >> it's extraordinary. we will be uptown at the apollo with a documentary about the apollo and the history of the apollo. to hear those voices, diversity of voices, especially at this time, is just going to be a wonderful gathering tonight. >> i'm very excited that you are going to be interviewing martin scorsese. are you going to get tough on him? is it going to be like "meet the press"? come on, what's going to happen? >> no. i don't know. i'm trying to figure out what questions to ask now, actually. and we'll throw some of it to the audience because i always feel that the audience has questions that we can't think of and they should be hopefully good ones. >> you obviously have had incredible collaborations with him. i know you have a new film coming out, "the irishman," another. what works between you two? >> i

robert de niro tells us what to expect at this year's tribeca film festival.uture of steaks may depend on the future breed of cow. a book on the former ceo of chrysler and fiat who passed away last july and we got the preview. >> this is his last interview and he gave me his overview of the future of the auto industry. at the time, it was emotional. i didn't know he was sick. he knew, but i didn't -- no one did. as i discovered for the book, he left everyone outside his relatives in the dark. no one knew he was sick and no one knew he was going to the hospital for the surgery, so this was a real shock. also for people very close to him for years. carol: let's go there because the excerpt talks about the fiat chrysler's chairman and he too didn't know that he was so sick. >> they had a very close professional and even personal relationship but even he didn't know anything. he didn't know he was going to have a surgery and he didn't get any update on his condition for days, weeks. three days before he discovered what was really going on, he went to the hospital

. >>> new york city getting ready for the 18th annual tribeca film festival. denise richards is feeling bold and beautiful. >> chris martinez has your eye on entertainment. >> hello honey. >> i'm on. >> denise richards is the newest cast member on the bold and the beautiful, playing floes mom, shauna poulton. a woman from las vegas with the wild asked who comes to los angeles to check on her daughter.staying tuned, just like the audience, to see where her character goes. >> i have never done a daytime soap opera before. i don't really know what's going to happen in the future. we get a script and we are like that's what i'm doing and that's who i'm talking to. i don't know, they haven't told me. >> can see her first bnp appearance today right here on cbs. preparations are underway in new york city for this year's tribeca film festival. among the offerings, cofounder robert de niro will do a sit down with director martin scorsese to discuss the nine films they have worked on together. >> the more that i talk to about things, we talk about things nobody has talk

can i ask you about the tribeca film festival?stephen: this is the 18th year coming up right now. >> yes. >> stephen: you have amazing movies and programs this year. and i understand you're going to be interviewing martin scorsese. >> yes. >> stephen: have you ever-- have you interviewed people before? >> well, i did it with bradley cooper last year. >> stephen: yeah. >> and i thought it would be okay and easy. i guess it was okay. then david o' russell, i brought him up. david is good because he has a lot to say. >> stephen: are you worried at all when you interview scorsese that he will give you one-word answers? >> no i ask him a question, give him the mic, get up, go have a coffee around the corner, give him 15, 20 minutes, come back. at the end of his answer, i'll ask another question, get up-- it's easy. >> stephen: now you're doing a new film with him. it's coming out this fall. >> yes. >> stephen: it's called "the irishman." it's your tenth movie-- >> ninth. >> stephen: ninth movie with scorsese. ( applause ) >and it's a r

also, robert de niro telling us what to expect at the tribeca film festival. "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. you can listen to us on radio on sirius xm channel 119, and on am 1130 in new york, 106.1 in boston, 99.1 fm in washington, d.c. and am 960 in the bay area. in london on dab digital and on the bloomberg business app. online at businessweek.com, celebrity chef mario batali fell from grace in 2017 after numerous women accused him of sexual abuse. his former partners say they are excited to build new restaurants without his baggage. our reporters have the story. >> he came up at the right moment. he came up in the early 90's when the food network was taking off and used each other really well. he was a star on the food network who talked to people in an intelligent way, he taught them to make pasta instead of boring like, put your pasta in a pan. he wanted to teach people about italy and he became a star and had fantastic instincts for making italian food sexy and fun. carol: he and joe opened

while a regular woman just premiered at the tribeca film festival in new york and my colleague adrian kennedy has joined have seen the film adrian welcome a harrowing experience i think to say the least watching this that's a very i knew. well way of telling the story with i know narrating it from beyond the grave and that's why it's a very interesting device that proves very effective in the end i think i think there's some marvelous acting right across the board in this film but i have to point out main accolades go to. chik playing i know. it's very nuanced performance stories very precisely told beginning with forced marriage attempts to become independent to have influence we see. in talk with us and he's trying to get france and documents. attempts to become independent and how close is this story to the real events of its very accurate indeed very lot of attention is being paid it uses the original locations they shoot on the streets were. lived they used the location for the two it's also in suspense with documentary footage so we see the real life i know and that gives you co

film directors through an initiative called the queen collective and she teamed up -- the tribeca film festival will provide mentor ship and hulu will release the film. >> it's important our stories are told and our voices are heard. >> the stars of the new bio pick tolkien walked the green carpet. it focuses on the life of the man who wrote the lord of the rings. >> i invented an entire language. >> they did not approve or authorize the making of the film, but the director says the film is true to the fantasy writer. >> i would love for them to see the film. it is a labor of love. >> tolkien opens in the u.s. may 7th. that's you entertainment, chris martinez, cbs2 los angeles. >>> the warriors are hoping not to get caught in the landing zone. we'll explain, but -- we'll on deck. >>> and we are taking a live look outside. this is at the city of san jose. it is 4:51. thanks for waking up us with. we'll be right back. >>> good tuesday morning to you. starting off the day with low clouds and fog as we head through the afternoon, we will have that clearing with mostly sunny skies. it's going to be

. >>> the stars also made their way to new york city for the tribeca film festival starting with oscarbond villain, rami malek, who's gearing up to say good-bye to his mr. robot roots. >> it has been a very emotional season thus far. it's exceptionally difficult >> as rami wraps up filming the fourth and final season of the usa network drama, he's crediting the roleith catapulting his career and landing him an oscar. >> i wouldn't have gotten the role of freddie mercury in "bohemian rhapsody" if it wasn't this seemed to propel me into a different space. >> up next for rami, playing james bond's new nemesis. daniel craig started shooting his scenes for the 25th 007 film, his last, in jamaica over the weekend. >> i'm over the moon about it. >> the film festival also marked some major hollywood milestones. the cast of "spinal tap" reunited to mark its 35th anniversary. "the simpsons" just hit 30 years. that's more than 650 episodes. and it's been 25 years since the finale of "in living color." the show that kicked off the careers of j.lo, jim carrey and jamie foxx. so, could we ever get a

romaine: tribeca film festival. caroline: i am taking by the fact they seem to be a supporter. he other films have pushed up against it, but this time, they seem to be embracing it. caroline: don't miss this. alphabet reports first-quarter earnings on monday. apple reports on tuesday. romaine: the fed announces its rate decision on wednesday, and the april jobs report next friday. caroline: that is all for "what'd you miss?" romaine: bloomberg technology is next. have a great weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: i am emily chang in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." slack is going public through a direct listing. new details are out. why the company is taking this nontraditional route. tumbles, the latest sign the rebound and semiconductor stocks may be

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and you're going to talk about it at the tribeca film festival. deciding thought why don't we do 90s.thing from the 'oat >> bring back the rom com. >> ye >> we're all about the rom com. charlize theron and seth ran are over there. they have a rom com. make it as good as "say anything." >> sy. easy. >> right? did you love "say anything"? >> i do. are you kidding me? yeah. sport of the futures >> he' literally saying anything. >> what a pleasure to catch up with you. thanks for being here. >>in thanks for hav me. >> thanks for so many good memories. we love that movie. >>> mr. roker, good time to check the weather. i'm surprised you guys didn't cry. >> i almost did. kills me every time. >> love's notd suppose to hurt. but.net tell john cusack. you're looking at strong storms in the mide of the country. snow back behind it. wet weather exiting the northeast. for today we've got 21 million people at risk fromexas to illinois for damaging winds, hail up to 2 inches, and strong tornadoes. and tomorrow we've got 18 million people at risk for just about th

this week, for example, the tribeca film festival is in new york if you are a guest at 75 rock you wouldfered the opportunity to go to the film premiere, you'd be given a taste of new york that would come here to travel. >> experiences, trips launched in 2016, is that going to be incorporated into this project and why not go full into it and help with the day-to-day operations >> we will take experiences and over 1,000 cities around the world. these are three-hour activities hosted by local experts and they're pretty different we want to create experiences travelers and locals want to do. we want to make sure the buildings feel alive, that these buildings are communities and we want to put unique experiences into the buildings that's a big opportunity for us. as far as the management of the building, that's a collaboration we'll do with scott and we're here to be good partners so scott and reality developers will tell us here is where we need help and we're here to fill in but not to compete with them. >> were users begging for this concierge level of service >> airbnb, our typical produ

it's going to premiere at the tribeca film festival.s silly a pet project of the ceo like jeff bezos likes hollywood and that's why he wanted to get into content? why do you need to do this >> generic to me to promote travel in order to -- >> travel doesn't have a problem. people are spending on travel like crazy and it's not like there's no travel, airbnb will create a show and travel. >> these guys wouldn't be the first to do it i remember watching in my little screen on the seat back. when i wasn't watching the flight map, i saw an original content series for lifestyle stuff put out by yeti. about like the outdoor lifestyle. so this is just a way to get them >> let's hope apple has better content than an airbnb docuseries >>> domino's soaring today despite missing on the earnings report aggressive marketing hurt sales and turns out the door dash and uber eats launched their first national ad campaigns. fortressing strategy to boost future results but to explain that, bring in our own kate rogers we have same store sales all over the

. >> jimmy: that is "framing" -- >> "framing john delorian" which got into the tribeca film festivalplause >> very cool, yeah >> jimmy: that's fantastic now let's talk about "the public." this is coming out this friday >> friday the 5th. >> jimmy: emilio estevez wrote this and produced it >> emilio wrote, directed, hestars in it and produced film and for people who know, obviously emilio's work after m he was a bie star doing all kinds of movies when he was much younger, he takes his time and every several years he does these, almost like, altman-eue, big cast, famous people - the bobby kennedy film and all these different films he's done and now with "the public" which is about a bunch of people who llstage a sitdown, if you cincinnati public library. we shot it at the cincinnati public librarye and wet michael k. williams and we've got gabrielle union and jeffrey wright and taylor schillinghu we have cast of people. and emilio plays a guy who's a a librarian who crosses over and denstrates with the homeless people who've taken over the library because they're brooming all the homel

good luck with the tribeca film festival this weekend. >>> president trump speaking on his way to indianaentioned, charlottesville, defending his response to the race riots. something that joe biden made front and center in his campaign. >> you look at what i said, you will see that that question was answered perfectly. people were there protesting the taking down of the monument of robert e. lee. everybody knows that. >> he's not backing down. >> we've never known him to back down. >> very rarely. >> and it is interesting because joe biden is seemingly getting under his skin in a way that no other 2020 candidate has. and the president has an opportunity to correct the record on this and he is not because he doesn't actually care about thinking about the morality and the larger issue that happened and that was represented by charlottesville. >> likely not the last time that we will hear from the president on this. we want to wrap up now with what our sources are saying. and you are digging in with some of your sourcing on 2020 and team biden. >> yeah, we've seen a lot of joe biden. we'll

today airbnb is premiering its feature length documentary at the tribeca film festival.ove. airbnb's growth comes amid challenges from cities and regulators concerned about its impact on rising rents and housing shortages. airbnb ceo brian chesky is here first on "cbs this morning." good morning. >> thank you for having me today. >> this move into entertainment show business, if you will, not some whim, it is part of a business strategy. >> it is part of a business strategy. we have hundreds of millions of people come to airbnb every year and looking to answer a question, where should i travel to. what if we created content to help them? we start with a magazine, we now have one of the biggest travel magazines in the country, circulation of 1.2 million called airbnb magazine, of course. and so we started to now think about films. things that really express our values. gay chorus deep south film we made is special because airbnb is more than just real estate. it is about reminding the world that, you know, people are fundamentally good and mostly the same and if you bring

. >> the tribeca film festival is holding a special screening of the film tonight. >> well, here to tell think? we reshot that scene a few times. i think i must have been doing not a great job. but, yeah, i just think how cute john cusack was really. >> you are pretty cute, too. did you know when you were doing it that it was going to become this iconic movie that so many people feel connected to? >> i didn't know the boombox thing would be something, because you can't really predict that. i mean, i knew where i was. like it was atudio film and jim brooks and john cusack. i knew what was going on. i think halfway through everybody was like, wow, this is going to be amazing. >> what happened the last 30 years? i feel like movies like this don't exist the way they used to. i mean, they were formulaic, but they were so special. i don't know. they are so important to my growing up. you don't see that anymore. >> i know. it's very earnest and kind of simple. nowadays it's kind of a little more sophisticated. i don't know. >> there is not like snark in these characters, but they are so appeali

to celebrate the anniversary the film was shown at the tribeca film festival.t classic. >> was it as much fun to do as it was for us to watch? >> we had a lot of fun. we got to play music and be with friends that we'd work with for a long time and do something we believed in. and no one knew what was going to happen, obviously. >> harry said they had a lot to say. catch the full interview wednesday on "today." >> that's cool. >>> time for a dilley click. >> yes. a fan at brewers/mets game sunday night taught us an important lesson in ballpark protocol. alonso hits it deep this into left field. as he reaches up to catch it -- >> oh, no. >> his beer over the edge. >> oh, no. >> not only did the fan miss the ball, braun missed the ball and ended up covered in beer. >> he is a brewer. >> there you go. >> a good one. >> the beer blunder ended up in a triple for alonso who joked the mets should buy the fan a drink. >> was he trying to catcht with the cup? >> there was no way he was going to do that. >> no, the ball is going to go through the cup. a paper cup? >> the

industry, comments on their new -- obviously the reason he's here is the documentary at the tribeca film festivalnight. >> we'll start with gdp. in the u.s. gdp coming in better than expected for the first quarter, growing by 3.2% compared to estimates of 2.5%. in fact it beat even the highest estimate going into the report despite the economic data market action muted due to some weaker earnings numbers last night and this morning joining us now to discuss, mike santoli, cnbc senior markets commentator and mike faroli, chief u.s. economist from jpmorgan mike and mike. oli and oli. welcome to both of you michael faroli, big through the numbers for us how optimistic should we be about growth for the rest of the year based on this much better than expected headline >> this was a good number. we got better than expected news i think particularly on capital spending and government spending we should keep in mind there were a few factors here that are going to fade. you did get big supports from inventories which will probably pay back a little bit in the second quarter and some of the news on trade i