sigourney weaver there making a comeback and over at the red carpet are my colleagues and ellen al of us helena humphrey and david levitz great to see you again guys what is going on behind you. where we just had the prime yeah well the premiere is about to get started of course for a year salinger the opening film here which is not actually in the competition at the film festival this year but of course we got the chance to see that movie this off the newest members of the press and it was something of a love letter to literary new york i think it's fair to say in the ninety's it was a coming of age story margaret quali who we all sort of once upon a time in hollywood was playing a young aspiring poet who moved to the big apple with big dreams of making a splash in the world right and sigourney weaver her kind of mean boss the literary agent to the one and only reclusive author g.-d. salinger and she puts margaret callie's character to work responding to the fan mail for salinger which salinger is not going to respond to they're not going to forward it to salinger and it's margaret q

weaver is facing two counts of murder in the second degree. a 13-year-old alleged accomplice, who has been in custody for two months, faces a felony murder charge. the case gripping that new york city neighborhood with fear. tonight, the district attorney vowing to honor tessa, an 18-year-old freshman aspiring journalist and musician, with true justice. >> stephanie joins us now from the neighborhood where the murder took place. and stephanie, if found guilty, how much time could weaver face? >> reporter: well, tom, weaver still needs to file a plea, but if convicted, he faces 25 years to life in prison. police say he was arrested while at home with his family last night and he did not resist arrest. tom? >> stephanie ramos with that update tonight for us. stephanie, thank you. >>> next, to japan and the growing desperation onboard a cruise ship, where coronavirus cases are growing. dozens of new cases confirmed today. and now word that hundreds of american passengers trapped on board are about to be rescued. the u.s. government set to airlift

david let's talk about the opening film my salinger year starring sigourney weaver of course 1st of alltell there's a bit of by ourselves. well my salinger year is based on a memoir by the author joanna rakoff her story is that as a young woman hoping to become a poet she moved to new york city that was in the ninety's and she set to work for a literary agency and it turned out that her main job she thought she was going to become a writer but her main job was responding to letters forte the author j.d. salinger who was represented by this literary agency and was read at is played in the film his agent by sigourney weaver ok you set it up very nicely let's see a short clip and. you just yes terry i will let my post now. of course to mary salinger and above all you never ever call him. jerry doesn't want to hear about how much you love the pattern wrong and he doesn't want to read your stories don't have to he's good writers make the worst assistance . in the work. tough cookie day you had a sneak preview i know so what's it like. well it's a little bit like the devil wears prada if inst

for the weaver family, that was all the time it took to change their lives forever.ence. the sound of heartbreak, of loss haunts patrick and delana weaver. >> if you had been here a year ago, it was just a buzz of activity. jonathan's friends, they were always over here. now we pull up and it's dark. there is nobody here. it's almost unbearable. >> reporter: nine months ago, they lost their own son, 18-year-old jonathan in a horrific distracted driving crash that killed three. >> no survivors. >> reporter: a police body camera shows what was left of the truck jonathan was driving after it was hit head-on by a pickup owned by energy transfer partners. according to the accident report, police believe its driver, james darling, may have been distracted bay porn video on his phone when he swerved into oncoming traffic. he hit weaver with so much force, the teen's truck was compressed by almost six feet. >> he had a cell phone in his hand and there was porn on it. >> reporter: that police report says after the crash last april, paramedics found darling's phone still playi

of sigourney weaver's 1980 s. rule and working girl as the mean boss but with quite a different so this is a little bit of the devil wears prada in 1990 s. literary new york now if you're expecting this to be all about the call of j.d. salinger himself of course it catches. and the ra and franny and zooey fame you might be disappointed i'm a big fan didn't touch on many aspects of his work instead it's a lot more i'd say about female emancipation and i think that it will have pretty mainstream appeal it's a very sincere movie overdub it fantastical at times maybe a little too fantastical but of chance for my taste i would say a little bit too fantastical but nevertheless i think it's a movie which easily segues between hollywood and here at the international film festival. in football and the europa league round of 16 the 3 german teams taking part on thursday night played at home and gave their fans something to smile about and track frankfurt flew past salzburg frankfurt's daiichi kumud a letter to have tricked

. >> reporter: weaver, a high school champion calf roper was set to start college on a rodeo scholarship. >> for a dad, i'm supposed to protect my son, and i couldn't help him. neither one of us could help my son. >> reporter: the weavers just filed a lawsuit they hope is a wake-up call to corporate america about distracted driving. lawyer chip booker. >> energy transfer is a billion dollar company that has the resources to monitor and detect this sort of conduct with their drivers. >> reporter: distracted driving was blamed for nearly 3,000 deaths in 2018. an october survey found 48% of drivers admitted to reading a text. roughly one in four said they update social media, take pictures or video while driving. 48 state and the district of columbia have banned texting and driving, but only 21 states plus d.c. prohibit drivers from holding their cell phones. the american medical association is calling for all states to adopt similar lakers please put your phones down. your life and the other people's lives are valuable. put the phones away. it can wait. >> reporter: the weavers say it's th

what was weaver getting at there, dan? >> i think he was giving us the idea this time they're reporting more numbers and if that is what complicated the process weaver is trying to get this idea the fact they haven't had to do that in previous caucuses raises questions about the number of those as well, whether those numbers were accurate in the preceding years of the caucuses. just to give you an idea how chaotic this was, the chair of that democratic party told me past midnight on tuesday that they were going door-to-door of precincts chairs and captains who had not reported their number tuesday the iowa democratic party yet. so knocking on the door, waking people up he said in some cases to get their numbers and then taking them back to the headquarters of the democrat k party where he had sent me photos of boxes and boxes and boxes of documents that they have just so they could keep the paper trail of the number of caucus sites and the data from those caucus sites. >> so here is i think the irony. you're speaking of je

that's ahead of the world premiere of tonight's opening film my salinger year starring sigourney weaver as the literary agent of the famed author j.d. salinger will have plenty more from the red carpet later on the program. my 2 glamorous colleagues helena and david we'll talk to them a little later on but 1st these are the other stories making news around the world . 3 men have been sentenced to prison for stealing a gold coin worth almost 4000000 euros from a berlin museum all the robbery took place in 2017 at the board museum in the center of the german capital a 4th suspect was probably just. at least 1000 people have been killed in a bus crash in southern india the vehicle collided head on with a truck 23 people were injured the bus was on route to the states of kerala from bangalore. a delegation from the international monetary fund is in lebanon for talks on the country's deepening economic crisis the team met with prime minister has sunday and finance minister has he was any the meetings come amid concern that lebanon might default for the 1st time on paying back its internation

weaver has been indicted and has a court appearance wednesday.cted, he could face the rest of his life behind bars. >> bill: we also understand a bit more about tessa majors and the final moments in the new york city park. >> going back to some of the evidence, specifically the dna evidence found under majors' fingernail, seems to indicate she put up a struggle and because she did, her alleged attacker has not been charged with murder. a court document said she suffered several stab wounds in the torso, including one that pierced her heart. authorities believe that it was 14-year-old rashaun weaver who wielded the knife, but also in custody is a 14-year-old who allegedly took part in the crime and was being tried in family court. earlier he told cops majors bit the finger of one of the attackers. a third suspect is still on the loose. according to a witness who talked to investigators, after majors collapsed, she was still conscious. among her final words, she cried out "help me. i'm being robbed." >> bill: tough stuff. thank you. fact one of our

brent: sigourney weaver has come along way since alien.y guests are coming to us from the red carpet. you have seen the opening film, my salinger year. how was it? >> the premier is underway as we speak. we had an opportunity to see it in the press screening this afternoon. it is something like the devil wears product through a literary prison. it tells the story of a young aspiring poet who heads to new york with literary dreams. when she gets toto the big appl, she understands her work is anything as glamorous as what she thinks. >> sigourney weaver puts her to work answering letters addressed to jd salinger who is her clieient. the reclusive author does not want fan mail so this character is responsible for basically writing to these poor souls who identify with holden caulfield saying we are not going to respond to you and we will not forward your mail either. but along the way, she starts to connect to their letters and feel that maybe they deserve a better response than that. >> on the whole, i think it's fair to say it is a love let

your response to jeff weaver? whenever democrats, you know, kind of aggressively, if not savagely attack other democrats. mike is running against donald trump. he's virtually said nothing, and certainly nothing negative with regard to senator sanders. you know, there's -- >> there's the ad you just released, the bloomberg ad against bernie sanders. >> the ad is not negative on the senator, but the ad is factual about his supporters, who are sometimes aggressive and nasty on social media and actual headlines from media headlines. everything in the ad is accurate. the senator, unfortunately has been attacking aggressively mike bloomberg over the last few weeks and months. we're not going to be attacked and have nothing to say. we are not going to be a punching bag for anybody. >> is that why the mayor punched back because of the punch from team sanders? >> yeah, you know, this is a campaign, and it would be good to be a campaign of ideas and not personal destruction but there comes a point where if you talk about us

underway it's the 1st of all 17 yeah and the opening film is my salinger yeah starring sickening weaver best known for her role in alien but this flick is anything but science fiction take a look. i mean i can give you plenty of the idiotic examples but. a fan takes up his typewriter and writes to his idol the novelist j.d. salinger who was a one hit wonder with his book the catcher in the rocket. a new face at the publishing agency joanna takes care of salinger's found mail. found this is margaret played by sigourney weaver she salinger's agent come bodyguard her job to protect her star from everything and everyone 40 years after the famous book 1st hit the bestseller lists she's a direct kind of person. rewind and i think those controls that whole time where writing was so respected in a such a profound difference to people where they were the writer's king or queen i think she feels in a way like the high priestess to put her her arms around that world and keep it safe jericho's you just say yes terry but salinger is just a ghost haunting the film influencing 2 women the younger of w

found this is margaret played by sigourney weaver she salinger's agent come bodyguard her job to protect her star from everything and everyone 40 years after the famous book 1st hit the bestseller lists she's a direct kind of person they rewind and i think there's control that whole time where writing was so respected in may such a profound difference to people where they where the writer is king or queen i think she feels in a way like the high priestess to put her her arms around that world and keep it safe jericho's you just say yes terry but salinger is just a ghost haunting the film influencing 2 women the younger of which is still finding her way. the film was not about salinger but about the effect of a writer. on on the young woman and her journey to become a writer is that on my salinger year is perhaps a low key start to the battle in our way but it's a soulful declaration of love for the literature of business in 1990 s. new york in the office football now they're open league round of 16 and 3 german teams taking part there is and i played at home gave their found something to

quite go to plan and margaret quali plays that young lady she ends up being working for sigourney weaver at this literary agency and her main job turns out to be responding to fan mail to the famous reclusive author j.d. salinger and basically telling his fans that they're not going to get any response from him but she starts to feel sorry for these lost souls who are writing these letters and she starts thinking about maybe writing some responses of her own yet the temptation i think is just too great and but it also plays a little bit with this idea of a golden age of mixture in the 21st century for example in the end of that time when people were still using typewriters when they were smoking copious amounts of cigarettes whilst churning out that or them potent manuscript thinking that the internet wouldn't have an impact on the publishing industry or the internet wasn't going to happen will give you are for review when the world premiere gets underway right behind us. i support wholeheartedly the global movement to address the inequality of women's rights and to protect them from abu

this hour, we will have advisers je jeff weaver and so, jim acosta, the president announced these pardons before he was leaving? >> yes, he declared himself the chief law enforcement officer of the u.s., and also announced the high profile pardons for his friends. and he is pushing for shorter sentences of two of his former associates roger stone and former national security adviser michael flynn, but today he sprung from prison rod blagojevich after he was convicted of his own quid pro quo. president trump is standing by embattled attorney general bill barr who is coming under mounting criticism after his intervening with roger stone. >> i never spoke to him about the roger stone situation. i think that roger stone has been treated unfairly. i think that general flynn has been treated unfairly. >> the president insisted that he was not involved in the stone case before declaring himself the top law enforcement officer of the country even though that is the job of the attorney general. >> the attorney general is a man of incredible integrity and just so you understand that i chose not to

weaver, who was wanted for questioning in the weeks after the killing, ran away as he was being taken in, but later submitted to an interview and a dna test. >> this arrest is a major milestone on the path to justice for tessa majors. >> weaver has not filed a plea. if convicted he faces 15 years to life in prison. police say he was arrested friday night while at home with his family. he did not resist arrest. his attorney hasn't commented on the case. whit. >> terribly upsetting case all around. stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> we do want to turn now to politics and the battle for nevada. candidates are stumping hard, getting ready for a debate on wednesday, with the caucus less than one week away. abc's rachel scott is following all the action from las vegas for us. rachel, good morning to you. >> reporter: whit, good morning. nearly 12,000 nevada democrats turning out on the first day of early voting. the candidates fighting to get ahead in this state. they only have six days left to make their case. in nevada, the sprint to the first contest in the west. former vice president joe b

in the film weaver plays margaret the literary agent of the great american novelist j.d. salinger. it's the early ninety's one of margaret's main jobs is to keep fans like these away from the reclusive writer of the catcher in the rye flour right now on the thought but enjoy herself an aspiring writer is in charge of reading and tossing his fan mail. but it's rough going between the new hire and her veteran boss that whole time where writing was so respected and they such a profound difference to people where they were the writer is king or queen i think she feels in a way like the high priestess to put her her arms around that world and keep it safe jericho's. yes terry silencer is just a ghost haunting the film a guiding influence on 2 women the younger of which is still finding her way take a sound. i think it's the moment in your life where you have aspirations and you have to find the courage in this trying to chase your dream. and i also think it talks about a moment in our history where things were changing it was just before the internet swallowed up everything it was a tim

authorities say they built a strong case against weaver, including video evidence, audio recordings, where he allegedly talked about hitting majors with a knife and dna recovered from majors' fingernail. but weaver's attorney cautioning against any rush to judgment, saying, "our client is a 14-year-old child with no criminal record or family court history. he should not be charged as an adult." david, police say all three suspects are now in custody. those two 14-year-olds and a 13-year-old who has been charged as a juvenile. david? >> all right, erielle reshef tonight. erielle, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. there is news tonight on elton john, what the singer is saying tonight, his message. >>> also, the hero crossing guard. he's 88 years old. he was struck and killed while pushing children out of harm's way. he saved the children and paid for it with his own life. >>> also, the surveillance tonight showing two married police officers, they were offduty, but they jumped into action to take out an armed robber on their date

for the weaver family that's all it took to change their lives ever. a texas size silence.ick and delana weaver. >> if you had been here a year ago, just a buzz of activity. now jonathan's friends were always over here. now we pull up and it's dark. there's nobody here. it's almost unbearable. >> reporter: nine months ago they lost their only son 8-year-old jonathan in a horrific distractive crash. a police body camera showed what's left of the truck jonathan was driving after it was hit by a pickup truck. police believe the driver, james darling may have been distracted bay porn video on his phone when he swerved into oncoming traffic. he hit weaver with so much for the teen's truck was compressed by almost six feet. >> he had a cell phone in his hand. >> reporter: that police report says after the crash last april paramedics found darling's phone still playing the x >>> after the crash last april, paimpds found the phone still playing the x-rated movie. >> i'm not an angry person by nature. as time goes on, i'm definitely dealing with anger over that. to me, it's so sense

minority weaker people now for years the chinese government has claimed that large facilities housing weavers are reeducation center is part of a mass deal radicalization program but the united nations says as many as $1000000.00 we are being held against their will in camps located in the shin region of the country there in the west and chinese authorities claim that the people are there voluntarily and that they are receiving vocational training to help fight extremism but d.-w. news that its german media partners have evidence that contradicts that narrative apparently proving that china is putting we girls in prison based on their religion based on their culture investigative reporter naomi conrad has more. of them i would never have found out that my sister isn't it come without its least . some of the boys. it's a detailed surveillance document it's extremely likely that this is authentic yes it's paid but someone should tell the world what's going on there. is stumble. you know all. these men now we get muslims from china back home they could be imprisoned for the simple act of praying

weaver? wonderful.hank you for giving us that feedback, and i hope you'll talk to the folks that gave us that presentation, although i think they are, and i see them smiling, too. okay. onto item 9. >> item 9, this is an opportunity for members of the public to address the sfmta board of directors on matters that are within the board's jurisdiction and are not on today's calendar. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. one of the concerns raised by s.f. muni management in presentations that i have seen have been around the overall decrease in the level of the users of the system. one of the reasons is the system is simply not safe. my wife would rather use uber to get to work rather than risk her life getting on and off a station. for her, russian roulette is not something she'd like to play. many of you might remember a book that ralph nader wrote called "unsafe at any speed," and because of that book, the u.s. rewrote laws on transportation. after having had multiple and successful meetings with gor

now underway it's the festivals 70th year and the opening film salinger years star in supporting weaver of alien thing. but this flick well it's anything but science fiction take a look. here you discovered that people i don't know who these people are why they don't have more important things to do in their lives but people have been publishing whole salinger stories on their personal whims. this is blatant copyright infringement and we are going to have to scour the world wide web to put an end to it. well she's come a long way since alien that's for sure we're over at the red carpet now my colleagues and belle and all the buffs hello humphrey and david leavitt's good evening to you 2 you certainly don't like you've come off the scene of alien and you've already seen the opening film my salinger year how was it. where the party has just under way right now as we speak right of course david and i had an opportunity in the press screenings often need to see it is something like devil wears prada through a need to rary prison if it tells the story of a young aspiring poet who has to new

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china's mistreatment of its muslim minority weekers those documents exposes china's big lie that the weavers are simply attending vocational training camps i didn't use investigation seems to confirm what the world has long suspected that the weavers are being imprisoned simply because they are muslim also coming up a fresh fruit to stop the brutal civil war in libya the european union agrees to renu in naval mission and forcing the u.n. arms embargo but will it be enough. on the rise again china reports an increase in the number of people infected with the coronavirus after 2 days of an apparent drop in new cases almost 90 percent of the new infectious in the city of la. thank you so much for joining us everyone we begin with an s. of investigation by g.w. news that has confirmed what china's camps housing my know how minority weaker muslims are not engaging in fighting extremism as the government claims the camps are being used to imprison people simply because they're weaker the united nations believes as many as 1000000 weekers are being held at camps in change and province . well chines

shining to the 70th berlin film festival has begun we'll take you to the front row of sigourney weaver's new movie my salinger year crimea kicks off one of the biggest film festivals in the wild more about that on the day. our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome but we begin the day with yet another attack here in germany that police are calling domestic terrorism 10 people are dead following a shooting rampage at a town outside of frankfurt federal investigators say that a 43 year old german man armed with a gun that he had legally purchased shot and killed 9 people. at bars which are frequented by immigrants he later shot and killed his mother before turning the gun on himself there is sadness and outrage across germany tonight at candlelight vigils people demanding that authorities take action about the growing threat of the far right of this attack is the 3rd far right attack in less than a year tonight the german president laid a wreath near the site of the shooting some people heard shelving mr president how many more people will have to die befo

weaver's attorney cautioning against any rush to judgment saying, our client is a 14-year-old child withor family court history, he should not be charged as an adult. police say all three suspects are now in custody, those two 14-year-olds and a 13-year-old who has been charged as a juvenile. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> all right, thank you, erielle. >>> a pizza delivery man got something far more valuable than a tip when he brought dinner to a rhode island family. >> take a look at this, their doorbell camera was rolling when 2-year-old cohen shealy ran out to give ryan caterson a hug. mom posted the video. >> turned out caterson's 16-year-old daughter died unexpectedly this past week. he says he was especially touched by the toddler's hug because he'll never be able to hug his own daughter again. >> i say all the time, you never know what someone's going through. you show that little bit of love, give them a hug, that's special. >>> coming up, hitting the ski slopes when there's no snow on the ground. >> our own will ganss is taking us inside america's first of its kind indo

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ahead in washington, and campaign 2020 with reuters white house correspondent jeff mason, and al weaver. then we will talk about the use of stop and frisk and its impact on law enforcement, with jay. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> coming up tonight on c-span, una is next with catholic university political science professor matthew greene. notable speakers of the house of representatives. a look into the politics of impeachment, the me too movement and anti-semitism. the australian prime minister on climate change and the australian wildfires. ♪ susan: matthew greene, the speaker of the house from 1931 to 1930 three and became fdr's vice president once said, the speaker of the house job is the hardest job in washington. do you agree? professor green: absolutely, i agree.

the national political reporter al weaver. we will talk about the use of .top and frisk with decatur watched c-span's washington journal. join the discussion. secretary ryan mccarthy and general

she doesn't know her relatives have been released like countless are the weavers they have been cool top in china's all encompassing anti terrorism drive. the colombian human rights group is trying to stop the sale of pablo escobar souvenir as. members of its meddling drug cartel murdered thousands of civilians escobar was killed in a shootout with police in 1903. had no escobar is everywhere in the streets and shops a photo he grins at passers by from t. shirts key chains and even oil paintings pop culture has turned the founder of the many young drug cartel into an icon an icon who was responsible for the deaths of thousands of people to console over this trend is horribly painful he tells me that 30 years ago his father died in a terror attack orchestrated by the notorious drug lord. and i think nowadays the people who sell these talks of products are solely motivated by the desire to make money in order to sell by contributions the hype around this figure of a crime boss who inflicted a lot of pain on this country which are in this place from 976-2993 escobar ruled over a kingdom

it's been 10 days of world premieres and stars like sigourney weaver and helen mirren gracing the red carpet in jeremy as well president of the jury of this year's but international film festival the jury will soon be making their final deliberations over which film is going to get the prized golden bat. hello it's the bell and all the way on arts and culture it's a day before we get into discussions about the best movies this year a look at one screening out of competition a world premiere on the last. was hitler's favorite architect some parts of his innocence after the war he tried to distance himself from his nazi past in his memoirs which nearly became a hollywood movie but it never happened this documentary explains why. he was one of hitler's closest accomplices architect. appointed minister of armaments in 1902 his job was to help nazi germany win world war 2 as we all know that didn't happen. but the story belgian israeli director vanessa lot but tells in her new film is one that most people don't know. while in prison for war crimes and crimes against humanity wrote his memo

it's been 10 days of world premieres and stars like sigourney weaver helen mirren gracing the red carpet in berlin jeremy as well president of the jury of this year's buggin international film festival the jury will soon be making their final deliberations over which film is going to get the prized golden bag. hello it's the balun are all the way on arts and culture it's a damn before we get into discussions about the best movies this year a look at one screening out of competition a world premiere and on the last. was hitler's favorite architect some part of his in a circle after the war he tried to distance himself from his nazi past in his memoirs which nearly became a hollywood movie bob it never happened this documentary explains why. he was one of hitler's closest accomplices architect. appointed minister of armaments in 1902 his job was to help nazi germany win world war 2 as we all know that didn't happen but the story belgian israeli director vanessa lapa tells in her new film is one that most people don't know. while in prison for war crimes and crimes against humanity shapiro

we just spoke to jeff weaver, who is the senior adviser, just a couple of minutes ago, and weaver told us that he doesn't think that there will be that historic turnout that sanders said he needed to win. and that does call into question whether or not he can bring in that energy. the sander' campaign spent about $10 million on tv ads in iowa. they had hundreds of staffers on the ground organizing the thousands of volunteers that they had in there. on caucus day, we were in the field office and saw hundreds of volunteers coming in on buses from different states around the country. if they don't -- if they couldn't win with that excitement and energy, it does call into question what they could do if they are to face president trump in the fall. >> shaq brewster, milford, new hampshire, thank you, as iowa also learns, when you release data in a set of three, you give candidates three ways to declare victory the night before, as it were. a quick break. when we come back, senator elizabeth warren will be ready to speak to us tonight. you've been hearing a lot about 5g. but there's 5g... an