>>> good evening from los angeles, first a conversation with actor wallace sean, you might know him best as the villain in the princess bride or the voice, or rex the dinosaur in toy story. my dinner with andre to his newest text, night dhaugts. then we'll revisit my conversation with writer, producer, jordan peel about the thriller "get out" now on blue-ray and dvd. we're glad you've joined us, all of that coming up in just a moment. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> if you don't recognize wallace sean's memorable face, you would definitely know his distinctive voice in a career one might describe as inconceivable, he's been entertaining children for decades in films like the princess bride and toy story, but it's his award winning writing that's caught the attention of grown-ups, his latest text is called night thoughts. wallace sean an honor to have you on this program, sir. >> so great to be here. >> why would one call your career inconceivable? >> well, i suppose i participate in popular culture or i certainly did in my greater days a

sean "diddy" combs. responsible for launching some of the biggest names in hip-hop, including his late friend christopher wallacetorious b.i.g. >> police investigated the deadly wilshire boulevard ambush of notorious b.i.g. >> reporter: biggie's death leaving a mark on family, friends, and the man behind the music. ♪ i know you still as seen in the iconic 1997 tribute "i'll be missing you." ♪ every move i make ♪ every single day ♪ every time i pray ♪ i'll be missing you >> it made me appreciate life, and it made me want to be -- do things for the great yef good. >> how do you carry on his legacy? >> i wanted to make sure this dream meant something at the end of the day because this young man, you know, lost his life throughout this journey. >> soon as them shots went off everything came crashing down. >> reporter: that legendary loss and the rise of bad boy records explored in a new documentary "can't stop, won't stop: a bad boy story." >> what is the bad boy story? >> the bad boy story is a group of young individuals that have come from the new york area that grew up and was influenced in hip-hop and took hip-h

wallace begins right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00. today it counted as breaking political news that white house press secretary sean spicer, trapped in a humiliating came of he is in, no, he is out of president trump's good graces, briefed on camera. it counted as news because in recent days the white house has dramatically scaled back access to press briefings. this matters because the white house press briefing is often the only opportunity reporters have to pose questions to the white house. today for the first time in eight days, reporters got a chance to ask spicer about this issue of access. >> said it, look, multiple times prior to actually taking the job in december and january, explained that, you know, we're going to do what we can to communicate our message. we have a tremendous respect for the first amendment, your ability to do your job. and report. and seek out ideas. then we'll work with you. i think the briefing is one aspect of what we do. we are here really early in the morning and really late at night, available to all of your questions, whether it's e-mail or in person. this is one avenue to do that. while you guy

wallace begins right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00. today it counted as breaking political news that white house press secretary sean spicer, trapped inmiliating came of he is in, no, he is out of president trump's good graces, briefed on camera. it counted as news because in recent days the white house has dramatically scaled back access to press briefings. this matters because the white house press briefing is often the only opportunity reporters have to pose questions to the white house. today for the first time in eight days, reporters got a chance to ask spicer about this issue of access. >> said it, look, multiple times prior to actually taking the job in december and january, explained that, you know, we're going to do what we can to communicate our message. we have a tremendous respect for the first amendment, your ability to do your

sean spicer about the white house's take on the bill. we'll talk to republican senator luther strange tomorrow in eastern hour about the parties. brit hume is filling in for chris wallace and he'll sit down to talk about the upcoming health care showdown. check your local listings for time and channel. good interviews, you don't want to miss it. leland: and i suspect this issue will probably come up tomorrow on the sunday shows. president trump going back to one of his favorite twitter targets, former president obama. hitting him hard after a washington post report said that the obama administration knew about the russian hacking ahead of the elebs and -- election and didn't do much about it. kristin is at the white house. >> for months president trump has been reluctant to definitively say whether or not he believes that russia did indeed meddle in the 2016 election, but in a tweet last night, not only did he seem to confirm it, but he also placed the blame squarely on his predecessor. he said, quote, just out, obama administration now about meddling by russia. didn't nothing about it. why? he's referring to washington post report out back in august, three months befo