it is about a priest in a small town in upstate new york who is going through a crisis, many crises reallynd in a way it is paul schrader on familiar ground because — probably he most famously wrote taxi driver and has written and directed many films. 0ften deals with questions of faith and a session and guilt. —— obsession. and it is all there in first reformed. it is a brilliant performance from ethan hawke, we tend to think of as a bit more wide—eyed and energetic in a lot of his performances. he is a broken man in this. he is at the end of his tether. he is desperate. but it is a really, talk about gutsy with iceman, this is a really gutsy film that has weight, and has depth, it has some stunning visual moments, just really full—blooded, you know. and at this time of year when it is the season for blockbusters, if you want to see something that actually has some real guts to it, then i would recommend this. 0k. all right, first reformed. and dvd — out on dvd this week is that extraordinary isle of dogs. i mean, visually this isjust something, isn't it? it's digital download at the mome

i miss the kristin gillibrand who was a congressman from upstate new york for many years who was a reasonable and rational in her voting behaviors and center right, center left but obviously a moderate. now, if senator gillibrand is not willing to do her job, which is to sit and meet with judge kavanaugh and actually ask him those questions about, quote, women's freedom, i guess he is too polite to ask her something i'll ask her. if you're so concerned about women's freedom why do you vote against opioid funding and school safety and a massive tax cut and deregulation that led to the lowest unemployment rate among women in decades? if you believe in women's freedom why are you against school choice and charters that allows a lot of moms out of failing schools and give them better opportunities. trust them enough to make their own decisions financially and economically. we know -- what she is boiling it down to one issue. thank you for showing that clip of senator gillibrand. you remind me what was happening last night. they had the signs stop and fill in the blank and ready for all four nomin

new york. renee: repeat that, i love it. just keep saying that. david: you grew up in upstate new york, rochester.parents were music teachers. renee: yes. david: did they always say to you, you should grow up and be a great opera singer? renee: no, they were absolutely shocked. they said get a teaching degree and forget about that, it's just too impossible. so you can imagine their surprise. my mother is still teaching voice. she loves it, she is very passionate about teaching. it is step-by-step. it takes an incredible amount of drive, i think, and resilience, because it is hugely competitive. david: when you were a little girl, you were singing in many different plays. renee: i did a lot of musicals and never sang in a musical again, until now. david: when you apply to college, you apply to oberlin and you got in, but your parents really cannot afford for you to go there, so you went to state university in pottstown. it turned out that was a pretty good thing for you, because they had a very good school of music, is that right? renee: i had a great voice teacher. that's one of the key components

new york 22, central upstate new york, utica, binghamton.the republican incumbent claudia, this is a district in the present election votes 6. more than a republican. in a level playing field democrats might have just but it would be pretty uphill. in a year when republicans have some headwinds in the democrats had some tailwinds as appears now, this is one that is in play and omit this race rated as asa tossup, which means it's one of the top, iton would be one of te 30 asked chances democrats have of knock it off a republican seat. so this is a top tier democratic challenge, let me turn to another race, new york 21. one of the youngest republicans, female candidates to be elected in the house of representatives and you have listed as solid republican. >> guest: that's why you can't go just hard and fast by the numbers. ine this case it's a slightly less republican district and in that 22nd. in the 22nd, the one to call asked about, democrats have top-tier really, really, really good challenger. democrats don't have good challenger particul

new york. renee: repeat that, i love it. just keep saying that. david: you grew up in upstate new york, rochester.nts were music teachers. renee: yes. david: did they always say to you, you should grow up and be a great opera singer? renee: no, they were absolutely shocked. they said get a teaching degree and forget about that, it's just too impossible. so you can imagine their surprise. my mother is still teaching voice. she loves it, she is very passionate about teaching. it is step-by-step. it takes an incredible amount of drive, i think, and resilience, because it is hugely competitive. david: when you were a little girl, you were singing in many different plays. renee: i did a lot of musicals and never sang in a musical again, until now. david: when you applied to college, you apply to oberlin and you got in, but your parents really cannot afford for you to go there, so you went to state university in pottstown. it turned out that was a pretty good thing for you, because they had a very good school of music, is that right? renee: i had a great voice teacher. that's one of the key components f

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new york. renee: you need to repeat that, i love it. you're so -- i love that, david. just keep saying that. thank you. [laughter] david: you grew up in upstate right? renee: i grew up in rochester, new york. david: rochester. and your parents were music teachers. renee: yes. david: did they always say to you, you should grow up and be a great opera singer? renee: no, they were shocked. they were absolutely shocked. they said get a teaching degree and, you know, you're not going to be -- forget about that, it's just too impossible. so, you know, you can imagine their surprise. my mother is still teaching voice. she loves it, she is very passionate about teaching. and i, you know -- it's step-by-step. it takes an incredible amount of drive, i think, and resilience, because, you know, it is hugely competitive. david: when you were a little girl, you were singing in many different plays. i guess school plays and so forth. renee: i did musicals. i did a lot of musicals and sang a musical again, until now. david: when you apply to college, you wanted to go to a school that had a good music program. you've applied to oberlin and you got into oberli

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new york state trooper gunned down in the line of duty, nicholas clark shot dead while responding to the call a suicidal man in upstateew york, later found inside his barricaded home. dozens of police cars escorted the following trooper from the scene. he was engaged to be married, standout college football player earning a trial with the buffalo bills, trooper clark is the 29th law enforcement officer killed by gunfire in the us this year. the man who stabbed 9 people including 6 children at a birthday party is charged with murder. he could face the death penalty after a 3-year-old girl died from her injuries. police say the attack was likely revenge africa, a temporary resident, was asked to leave the complex the day before. >> you understand what you have been charged with? >> no, sir. i don't understand. >> 1500 people honoring the victims individual, 7 people remain hospitalized. cities all around the country ramping up security after a major terror plot is foiled in cleveland. we now know the suspect wanted to attack an independence day parade and give explosive toys to military children. todd pyro has more on t

new york, philly, d.c., upstate new york and chicago, by the the way.ontinues to bake the east coast. you can see the warmth still building over the western parts of the u.s. temperatures today are going to skyrocket, 98 degrees into new york city. so we're running 15 degrees fahrenheit above where we should be this time of year. d.c., the middle and upper 90s. you factor in humidity and we have a real feel temperature or heat indices well into the triple digits. it is a day to spend indoors or at least by the pool, i should say. look at this. we have very active weather pattern across the central u.s. we have not only flooding rains across iowa at the moment. flash flood situation near the des moines area, but we have had severe wind reports over 130 reports of damage because the line of thunderstorms that move through the region on saturday. now our severe weather threats focused in across the northern lakes. green bay, springfield, st. louis. damaging winds, large hail, isolated tornadoes are possible. now yesterday at this time we were talking about

but back home with his wife and two children in upstate new york the psychological injuries became fara burden. it was like i walked in the room and it sucked the life out of that room. everyone got quiet. >> and you thought they would be better off without you? >> yeah. >> you attempted suicide. >> yeah. i knew when i was going to do it again. >> did you have a specific date or -- >> yeah. >> what was the date? >> november 7th. >> why was that? >> that's the day my friend was killed. >> reporter: that friend, army private first class thomas falk, died in a car accident a few years before the bombing. the two met in bas tg reike bers. ♪ s tw lifelines, a love of the harmonica and his wife lisa, who enrolled him in a music program for veterans. >> it's quite a view. >> it's about 100 acres here. >> reporter: darden smith and mary judd co-founded songwriting with soldiers just over five years ago. they bring together vets and professional musicians at retreats like this one in northern virginia. ♪ don't you know it ain't free >> it's not songwriting for soldiers, not o'songwriting about

we have seen in upstate new york where we experienced a lot of job loss and outflow of population becauseloss of jobs so this is been great for our communities and hit a homerun was a terrific event and showcased by a number of people who have come back to the workforce because of this initiative and what was spectacular, the president went around the room with key leaders, presidents and ceos, i am a business owner, how many jobs will you create and how much will you be investing in an apprenticeship program for new workers. and talking about apprenticeship, having its own tv show. really great event. jillian: you are a former small business owner. and small businesses and big businesses. >> democrats keep screaming about tax cuts for the rich. middle and lower income taxpayers, directly into their pay cut, cutting paychecks and an increase, and what this is doing, and giving raises, bonuses and investing in new equipment across the region, and small businesses and median businesses, they are getting skilled employees to come to work. the president is doing something unprecedented, and o

host: let's go to upstate new york in buffalo, joe, democrats line. caller: good morning. a question and an opinion. up here, i think it is the 27th district you have chris collins. i have that heard a word about the ethics investigation about his insider trading. i am also wondering about how partys the democratic backing nate mcmurray? i have not seen any commercials and if i was living in south carolina, i would be seeing commercials now for november. your thoughts? ,uest: this is a district talking about the partisan voting index, that votes 11 points more republican than the rest of the country. i do not even know if there are democrats in congress that represent districts that tilt this far republican. we have this race rated as solid republican and if a district is solid republican this kind of year, it is really solid. i would not expect to see a lot of ads. democrats, for both parties, you funnel your money where you think it will make the most difference. i doubt if you see any party, national party money at all on either side going into this because there are ov

they threatened to take away and kill her boys. 7 and 11 living with her in upstate new york. she's one of the lucky ones that has been reunified. we have to talk about it. 719 people with that exact same scenario or some sort of that scenario. they are saying we don't who know those parents are. >> or whether they have the claims. >> they need to be counselled on their options and their children's options. >> the option might be a full asylum hearing if they can prove credible fearful. >> and we know the attorney general wants to tighten the rules for asylum. what xeem and cannot claim like domestic violence, like gang violence. one of the main drivers. so you can have a huge portion of that class, horrifying was what she said tonight. >> will the government meet its second deadline? >> it's hard to say. it is a process they discussed a few days ago on our air for at least reunifying the low hanging fruitful these are children in hhs custody with parents in i.c.e. custody. but there are a lot of people who fell outside of that and it didn't seem like we had any reassurances.

my district, bing & ton new york, ibm had almost 20,000 jobs there and now they are down to 1,000. now imagine, and our economy is struggling in upstate york. can you imagine if we can be selling our natural gas? kennedy: can you imagine if the germans were buy the natural gas from the united states and not some dumb pipeline from russia? it's better for the environment than some of the traditional extraction methods. >> we are getting better and better at natural gas exploration it's getting safer and cleaner. it causes less carbon he miss, and all fossil fuels will cause some kind of pollution. but it's one of the better ones. i think what the president is doing here, i give him a lot of credit. kennedy: i hope we get off this idea of subsidies. farmers don't like it. a lot of congressional -- your colleagues in the midwest hate it. so we'll see if the wind is in the president's sails, and america is yet again great. coming up, i have got one word for democrats embracing the socialist movement in their party. venezuela. the v word. i'll tell you why the left should be careful what they wish for next. metastatic breast cancer is rele

one stayed in upstate new york will begin using it.d check the face of every person who goes on to school grounds. school leaders say the cutting- edge software will help keep students safe and could prevent school tragedies. the new york city -- civil liberty union is raising privacy concerns. should they implement facial recognition technology to boost security? 38% of you said yes and 2% of you said no. >> chris -- and 62% of you said no. >> chris said it should be looked at as one step closer to a safer campus. >> i had people asking who will pay for it, is it expensive, will come out of the schools budget, that kind of thing. >> a woman tweeted about security. it only works if there is one entry and exit point to the school. we talked with expert to say schools are not built to support -- as fortresses anymore. it is about intelligence. thank you for your response. keep them coming. thank you for using our hashtag. >>> there was a successful and costume filled, con. we look at -- comic con -- there was a successful and costume fil

i'm here at the historic institution in upstate new york to deliver a speech on exactly that topic todayn how how unprecedented this is and the rule of law presented by the closed door meeting between trump and put pen, how do we move forward in a way that's clear eyed and hopefully some day effective. >> senator, what is the end game here do you think? beyond being pals with putin and president trump has talked a lot about wanting a personal relationship, warm relationship with him, what is the president's end game here? >> well, we don't yet know, and to be hopeful, if you look at his whiplash performances at the g-7 and nato summit, one of the challenges with our president is that he tends to come in to big meetings full of bluster and approach that is in one direction and within a matter of 24, 48 hours, he's leaving characterizing a relationship in a different direction. given the warmth and optimism with which he's approached vladimir putin incorrectly given his actions, one can remain hopeful that somehow not much comes out of this summit and that if anything, it is merely the re-

originally from upstate new york , but he lived in virginia and was a virginia judge and married to a cousin of stonewall jackson. a fire andas brimstone judge who brought the charges against him. talk to people and most people have not even heard of this. underwood was the most hated individual in virginia. lee was the most beloved. in the 19th century in virginia. you have the two polls right there. one thing that people often forget as well in addition to not knowing about treason, is that america was extremely divided in june of 1865. one of the things we were often taught, and if you watch the ken burns civil war, we often get the sense that we buried as a hatchet. that they came together and put -- let bygones be bygones and this was the moment of reconciliation. junetwo months later in the united states government was pursuing treason cases against .he confederate there was not reconciliation yet. as a symbol of this, i have a picture here that some of you are probably familiar with. this is a photograph taken by matthew brady the day after lee returned from appomattox to a ren

he was eventually stationed in upstate new york. and that's where he met joan. >> he was funny. he had a sense of humor. he was extremely shy. >> david was different than the other guys how? >> oh, because he treated me a lot different. he treated me like i had value. >> which was something wonderful and new for joan. sexually abused at 12, abandoned by her parents, married to an abusive husband, had a baby with him at 18, another one in short order, and soon single again, working in a topless club, hooking up with the wrong kind of man. and then she met her knight, her savior. she met david. so before the men had wanted you for sex but that was it. this guy wanted you for you. >> he was willing to protect without controlling. he treated me like an equal. >> less than a year later, joan asked david to marry her. >> i realized he was this really, really great guy. i didn't want anybody else to have a chance to find that out. >> so in a small north dakota church, joan taft became mrs. david shannon. >> i thought he found somebody that was good for him. he was obviously happy. >> a

another man could face up to a year in prison after slapping a waitress's backside at an upstate new yorkhs ago.he pleaded not guilty to charges of forcible touching. the waitress in that case, 23-year-old jayme adair, told inside edition she couldn't believe what happened. "i was in shock, you know," adair said. "i didn't know how to react. i just felt super uncomfortable."holden, an avid cat lover, is raising funds for a local animal shelter on gofundme. (justine)emelia's boss at the pizza restaurant says her job is in no way in jeopardy after the incident. (grant) senator (grant) incident. after the way in jeopardy her job is in no way in jeopardy after the incident. (grant) (justine)emelia's boss at the pizza restaurant says her job is in no way in jeopardy after the incident. (grant) senator kamala harris introduced legislation to provide rent relief for working families struggling to pay bills today. the rent relief act would create a new, refundable tax credit, providing families with more money. the refundable tax credit will be available to individuals who live in rental housing

. >> representing fort - - in upstate new york, elise stefanik is a member of the house intelligenceces committees. as a republican, she wrote a change to obamacare that president obama signed. >> i wrote and passed the largest fix to our healthcare alone in my first time. >> running on the slogan, new ideas and leadership. she campaigned on people's frustration with congress. >> i would ask every group, reach your hand if you think washington is broken? every hand would go up. >> part of her answer, use technology and transparency to make congress more accountable. >> i used the example of posting votes on facebook, using a tool to reach out directly to constituents and hear back from them on every single vote. that's what every member should be doing. >> is there any pinch me quality that you are a united states congresswoman. >> there are pinch me moments everyday when i walk in the capital building. >> she started in politics a while ago. >> i ran for student council secretary in sixth grade and i ran on the platform of bringing a snack machine. that is to be popular. >> i figure

warehouses almost 1.4 billion pounds contessa brewer is in upstate new york answering the question, whyerica have a cheese glut hey, contessa. >> they're heeating more cheeser why? part after the reason is because the cows are producing more milk and yet american con sunlgts of milk has declining for decades these big manufacturers have looked to open new markets the extra milk gets turned into cheese which has a more stable shelf life b and as much as 20% of u.s. dairy gets sent abroad according to industry trade groups >> as we look at the future, 95% of consumers are going to reside outside of the united states the productive capacity of american agriculture is unsurpassed any place in the world, so we need trade agreements to facilitate the movement of good frs the u.s. to all countries around the world >> mexico is the biggest impo importer of american cheese. it get about quarter of all exported u.s. dairy, but now has slapped 25% tariffs on cheese from the u.s to rather, the fourth largest importer has piled on import duties and all this could add to the surplus we're seeing chee

destroyed catching fire on the way home in upstate new york.afe. >> flag meant something to me. it's sad but it's still here. that's the thing that matters right now is this flag is still here. rob: that's great. the flag given to him by his brother is a bit melted and tattered. he is going to frame it before he joins the army. great kid. jillian: next the bad. he broke in but he couldn't break out. a washington man arrested after getting stuck inside aan escape room. he panicked after breaking a doorknob. he then called 911 and told them his house was being robbed. he gave a fake address. he eventually got out but police caught him nearby. rob: great picture to wake up to facing felony charges for allegedly biting an thumb so hard that she broke the thumb. kansas council woman was initially brought in for outstanding warrant for being drunk. clearly drunk in public as we see here. that's top 5 mug shots i have ever seen. what do you think? jillian: interesting. okay. thanks for watching us this morning. is that what your mugshot looks like or

i'm saying -- the america i grew up in, i grew up in a small town upstate new york. were respected and revered. i started deteriorating with social media. i'm saying it doesn't help when you have dick durbin vilifying law enforcement, calling us incompetent. shame on you. >> real quick. what role did law enforcement play in that? do they play in role in that push back and the disrespect? is there more law enforcement they could be doing? >> no. i think law enforcement is doing everything they can they're reaching out to communities, doing community policing. i think it's the last decade. i've seen so much movement away from respect for law enforcement. you have protesters showing up at my house after i retire. >> we have to go. sorry. >> we'll be back in a minute with more "outnumbered." stay tuned. [amateur saxophone practicing] as a parent you're supportive of whatever it takes for your kids to be successful. part of that is making sure they have a nutritious breakfast like carnation breakfast essentials with protein and 21 vitamins and minerals. after all, there's

i'm a small business owner in upstate new york. our biggest challenge is, 50 business round tables with manufacturing small businesses and another 50 since tax reform to hear how great tax reform is working for them and the rollback of needless regulations. we have moved the economy in the right direction. but this is the next step. so knew that we created all these jobs, we need people to fill those jobs. that's what the president rolled out today. he made a pledge to the american worker to invest in apprenticeship. and talked about that, and how we are going to retrain the workforce of tomorrow and get these people back to work. it was really spectacular. he had his whole cabinet in front of him, and a huge round table he had members and leaders of big companies across the country, whether it was fedex, or all kind of people. each one of them addressed the president and said here are the number of jobs we are creating and our company will invest in creating workforce development to bring these workers to the skill set they need i

his office told us he had plane trouble and got stuck in upstate new york.said instead of being there in person he would do it by phone. his constituents decided to break out a cardboard picture. it was all in a sweltering unair conditioned hall. they didn't leave even when they found out he couldn't be there in person. >> we're hoping to talk to him and ask him simple questions. he is not here to answer the question. very simple. whip the vote. whip the vote. whip the vote. >> he was not even there but they all stayed. apparently the service in the hall, at one point they moved across the street so they could in fact take a call from senator schumer. he told them via speaker phone the president's pick for the vacant supreme court seat was not set. we need victory. there's been a lot of talk about strategy inside the democratic party now that the president has this chance to pick a second justice for the supreme court. even as this serious counter intelligence probe involving him and his campaign proceeds. the only way the democrats can have any influence on

fern middle school in upstate new york. >> jimmy: totally different kids.an extra in the movie was fantastic. >> jimmy: there are a lot of really funny kids in the movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you're in this movie. i think for adults it's not like -- i mean, if you have kids it's -- it makes you feel glad that you're not in the eighth grade. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: it also i think is an interesting look into what it's like to be in the eighth grade now with social media and all these things that everyone is so interested in. are you similar to the character that you play in the movie? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you a shy kid trying to fit in with your classmates? >> oh, absolutely. and ike another thing, that's why i loved the script so much and just making the movie, i feel her anxiety in a very deep level. getting to portray that on screen was very cool. >> jimmy: you're an actor, you've been acting since how old? >> 5 years old. >> jimmy: what did you do when you were 5? >> i did "despicable me." the voice of agnes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:

it is about a priest in a small town in upstate new york who is going through a crisis, many crises reallyously wrote taxi driver and has written and directed many films. 0ften deals with questions of faith and a session and guilt. and it is all there in first reformed. it is a brilliant performance from ethan hawke, we tend to think of as a bit more wide—eyed and energetic in a lot of his performances. he is a broken man in this. he is at the end of his tether. he is desperate. but it is a really, talk about that with iceman, this is a really gutsy film that has weight, and has depth, it has some stunning visual moments, just really full—blooded, you know. and at this time of year when it is the season for blockbusters, if you want to see something that actually has some real guts to it, then i would recommend this. 0k. all right, first reformed. and dvd — out on dvd this week is that extraordinary isle of dogs. i mean, visually this isjust something, isn't it? it's digital download at the moment, so that is the way to watch at the moment. dvd is in a couple weeks. 0k. yes, this is wes sn

thousand and eleven hamilton was released on parole i was in auburn correctional facility in upstate new york and had shirts with the bells used to ring a certain times there. and i saw always craving a bill swings he got police and when i heard that i was being released on the bills run i just thank god the dog there was somewhat over hamilton may be out but he has a tough road ahead to prove his innocence once and for all he is still a convicted felon the conviction has not been vacated it's not been dismissed we have not cleared his name and. despite being out of jail for three years hamilton still grappling with the transition to everyday life on the outside. actually i'm trying to learn to celebrate birthday parties you know it's got off you know with the problem so long i'm kind of like what's the big deal about observed. his heart his body just adjusting you know this is all new for what we as family we have also struggled with and given time to get back it's going take a lot more time mostly to feel in this. he's coming home. on time. and he too is looking for justice his wife is help

yet the only voice we've heard from her this week is that she's visiting an asphalt factory in upstate new yorkbout tax cuts, while her father just said to these families who haven't been reunited, go fish. >> yeah, look. i mean, if you're the child of or married to donald trump, there are a myriad of problems. this is just one of them. in terms of what trump said, what it reveals about him, this, i think, is important. it demonstrates and underscores that this is a person without empathy, without sympathy. i mean that in a literal sense. i don't think that he has that capacity. i think he has a disordered personality. i always thought that that is the case. one of the manifestations of that is this is a person who has an inability to have any kind of empathy for people in pain or who are struggling. that manifests itself in all sorts of ways. this is one of them. this is one of the uglier and darker episodes. it didn't begin here. it won't end here. that distorted personality, those psychological and emotional problems, are part of who he is. he's going to be president through 2020. that's wha

his office told us he had plane trouble and got stuck in upstate new york.ffice then said instead of being able to be there in person, he would do this brooklyn town hall by phone. his constituents decided instead to break out the cardboard version of senator chuck schumer, and then they asked flat chuck schumer their questions instead. it was all happening in a swerlting unair conditioned hall that his constituents didn't levin even when they found out their senator couldn't be there in person. >> we're hoping to talk to him and ask him simple questions. he is not here to answer the question. very simple. whip the vote. here we go. whip the vote. whip the vote. whip the vote. whip the vote. >> he wasn't even there, but they all stachltd apparently the cell service inside the sweltering hall was sort of lousy, so the crowd at one point moved across the street so they could in fact take a call from senator schumer. senator schumer told them via speakerphone that the president's pick for the supreme court vacant seat was not a fait accompli and that simply del

speaking of toddlers, 3-year-old drake grillo took to the field at a minor league baseball game in upstate new york to sing his version of the national anthem. check it out. ♪ in the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ >> adorable. >> oh, i love it. drake's mom says he memorized the song while watching sports. and he did great. >> kind of. >> kind of memorized. >> he memorized parts of the song. he memorized the melody. >> that's exactly right. >> in the rocket's red glare. ah. >> my 3-year-old came home yesterday singing "take me out to the ball game." he knew like every eighth word. >> you know what, we'll give him an "a" for effort. >> sure. >> let's send things out to rob marciano, speaking of sports, who is at the formula e racetrack in brooklyn. rob, good morning. >>> good morning, guys. they are about to sing take me out to the racetrack. oh, yeah, you can hear the machinery behind me. the formula e circuit culminates for the fourth year here in the states to crown a champion for the second year here in new york city in brooklyn with the beautiful new york city skyline behind us.

it is about a priest in a small town in upstate new york who is going through a crisis, many crises reallyn deals with questions of faith and a session and guilt. —— obsession and guilt. and it is all there in first reformed. it is a brilliant performance from ethan hawke, we tend to think of as a bit more wide—eyed and energetic in a lot of his performances. he is a broken man in this. he is at the end of his tether. he is desperate. but it is a really, talk about gutsy with iceman, this is a really gutsy film that has weight, and has depth, it has some stunning visual moments, just really full—blooded, you know. and at this time of year when it is the season for blockbusters, if you want to see something that actually has some real guts to it, then i would recommend this. 0k. all right, first reformed. and dvd — out on dvd this week is that extraordinary isle of dogs. i mean, visually this isjust something, isn't it? it's digital download at the moment, so that is the way to watch at the moment. dvd is in a couple weeks. yes, this is wes anderson's animation about humans and their pets a

louis and upstate new york, people just dropped the case because of these nondisclosure agreements to protect the tech and keep it top secret. i think that is dangerous. .> we have time for one more questionk this is a for jason, maybe others. we have spoken for most of the day about the implications of carpenter for similar and other types of data collection. but can you speak briefly to the implications for defendants data?ted using csli in short, is this a watershed procedural case that will allow for carpenter to bring a petition for collateral review? jason: probably not. i don't think -- i don't see us going back and looking at convictions were people were convicted -- were prosecutors used data collected similarly in the carpenter case. i don't see we're going to be able to go back and overturn those convictions or even challenge them. i've heard people ask whether we will be able to sue the government under a 1983 through for the violation of the fourth amendment. i don't see those types of cases because of qualified immunity. no, i do say, but i don't see civil suits nor do i