executive director of the abraham lincoln on centennial commission and served as a consultant to the steven spielberg film about the 16th president. his reviews and articles on churchill, the great wall, lincoln and other subjects regularly appear in "the wall street journal," the "washington post" and the national review, and elsewhere. michael, will you come up and introduce yourself to a truly magnificent and daunting audience of churchillians. all of them i don't join in wishing every success as together we all continue our grand adventure into a bright and exciting future. [ applause ] >> thank you, laurence. thank you very much. thank you very much for the kind introduction. all of us owe you an enormous debt of gratitude for your leadership, and your efforts to keep the churchill flame alive. we have another round of applause for our distinguished chairman, please. thanks to lee pollock for helping to make this moment the reality. he has been churchill's legacy of great service, and a pleased to call him a friend. think you, lee. it is a tremendous honor to be appointed the first director of t

steven spielberg is among those honoring the actor in the documentary "mifune the last samurai". the film is in theaters today. a thanksgiving tradition at a saint louis hospital is very cute. check this out! nurses at saint lukes hospital born on thanksgiving day in costumes. you can see all the little ones in dessed like turkeys at the nursery. of course, they don't even notice it, but they sure are the cutest babies wearing costumes. >>> hey, it's friday and it is another great day of weather. we are going to see sunshine. temperatures back into the low 80s. right now mainly clear skies. a little rain off the east coast. it doesn't stay here. if you are heading out for early morning shopping or later this afternoon, 83 for the afternoon. a little cooler for the weekend but close to 80 degrees. slight rain chance. we will talk about that in a couple of minutes. >>> good morning. here are your hot spots at 6:00 on your friday. i am road warrior hilary zalla. along i-75 in hillsborough county just north of sun city boulevard there is a crash partially blocking the left lane. in i

i think a future spielberg. >> and she is learning to take a selfie. >> next session she will learn >> #giggle. >> buried alive for one hour. the incredible stunt. >> how does he pass the time? >> next "right this minute." and still to come, a helicopter and a jet ski face off to deliver a bottle of champagne. see who wins the race and gets the party started. plus a snowman gets scary. see the hilarious prank that is >>> it may look like a trailer for the newest mission impossible film but, no, this is the latest team super tramp video. we have got a race through new york city. a par course. a helicopter and a jet ski are all going to go at it. the mission? to deliver a bottle of champagne to a cruise ship. it races on. here is the par course through the park. >> imagine that. >> the helicopter picks up the guy with the football. or in this case a bol champagne. >> they look more millennial than bond. >> the first to get knocked out of this case, surprisingly not the par course, thankfully not the helicopter. gets into it with another jet skier. boom. he's out out. now up to the par c

i think a future spielberg. >> and she is learning to take a selfie. >> next session she will learn how to spell and do hash tag. >> #giggle. >> buried alive for one hour. the incredible stunt. >> how does he pass the time? and still to come, a helicopter and a jet ski face off to deliver a bottle of champagne. see who wins the race and gets the party started. plus a snowman gets scary. see the hilarious prank that is >>> it may look like a trailer for the newest mission impossible film but, no, this is video. we have got a race through new york city. a par course. a helicopter and a jet ski are all going to go at it. the mission? to deliver a bottle of champagne to a cruise ship. it races on. here is the par course through the park. >> imagine that. >> the helicopter picks up the guy with the football. or in this case a bolts of champagne. >> they look more millennial than bond. >> the first to get knocked out of this case, surprisingly not the p the helicopter. gets into it with another jet skier. boom. he's out out. now up to the par course to intercept this top secret mission. >> ok

another chinese giant, alibaba announced they would coproduce and finance films with cheney's -- steven spielberg. >> let's look at today's other business stories. google has again said they do not agree with the use objection to how they display shopping links. the technology giant unfairly promotes their own service and blocks rivals in online search advertising. google says they are serving their customers. if google is found guilty of breaching rules, they could be fined 7 billion euros. car wasf selling the briefly suspended. this comes amid media reports that the company is considering filing for bankruptcy in the u.s.. the largest recall in u.s. history over their airbags. perhaps if you don't want to take your car, this could be good news for those who like to take the train. you will soon be able to hop on one from london to amsterdam. >> new service coming our way by the end of next year. you will be able to take a train from london to amsterdam. they announced they are pressing ahead with that service despite the fact that they lost 10% of their customers as opposed to last year in the

executive director of the abraham lincoln bicentennial commission and for thes a consultant steven spielberg film about the 16th president. his reviews of articles on churchill, lincoln, and other subjects regularly appear in thee wall street journal," " washington post," and "the ," and elsewhere. michael, will you come up and introduce yourself to a truly daunting audience of churchillians who i know along with myself wish you success? [applause] mr. bishop: thank you, laurence, for that very kind introduction. all of us oh you a debt of gratitude for your leadership and your emphatic efforts to keep the flame of churchill a life. can we have another round of applause please? [applause] mr. bishop: thank you. and thank you to lead pollack for helping make this moment a reality. he has done churchill plus legacy a great service, and i am pleased to call him a friend. thank you, lee. it is a tremendous honor to be appointed the first director of the national churchill library and center at the george washington university and executive director of the international churchill society. i'm gra

when steven spielberg was putting together the movie "lincoln," they came to our museum and shared with them not only descriptions of his voice, but of how he walked, how he sat, his cadence, not just with his walk, but with his voice, and our linking curators at the time me, because he studied it a lot, has told me that daniel day-lewis's portrayal of lincoln was very good, very spot on, from all the things written about him and all the research done on him. and as far as the gettysburg address, it's obviously not like today the minute you make a speech it's beamed all over the world, but it was well received and, you know, case in point there was everett who said you said in 2 1/2 words what couldn't say in 2 1/2 hours. he realized right off the bat that lincoln had hit the ball out of the park. he had a lot of self-deprecating humor. once a woman accused him of being two-faced. he said if i had two faces, would i be wearing this one? so clearly he had self-deprecating humor, but every once in a while he knew when he kind of hit it out of the park, and the gettysburg address was one o

. >> still ahead, alibaba ceo yakima teaming up with steven spielberg. what it could mean going forward. >>> plus, could facebook earnings rock tech stocks tomorrow? we will tell you why some traders are bracing themselves for what could be a very volatile move. you're watching "fast money" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. what are you doing? getting your quarter back. fountains don't earn interest, david. you know i work at ally. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? a robust annual percentage yield that's what i find romantic. this is literally throwing your money away. i think it's over there. that way? yeah, a little further up. what year was that quarter? what year is that one? '98 that's the one. you got it! nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. al. do it right. let's get out of that water. >>> welcome back to "fast money." the conference call for square, the payment processor's third quarter earnings just wrapping up. here is ceo jack dorsey discussing the ecosystem, social commerce and the company's growth. >> th

executive director of the abraham lincoln on centennial commission and served as a consultant to the steven spielberg film about the 16th president. his reviews and articles on churchill, the great wall, lincoln and other subjects regularly appear in "the wall street journal," the "washington post" and the national review, and elsewhere. michael, will you come up and introduce yourself to a truly magnificent and daunting audience of churchillians. all of them i don't join in wishing every success as together we all continue our grand adventure into a bright and exciting future. [ applause ] >> thank you, laurence. thank you very much. thank you very much for the kind introduction. all of us owe you an enormous debt of gratitude for your leadership, and your efforts to keep the churchill flame alive. we have another round of applause for our distinguished chairman, please. thanks to lee pollock for helping to make this moment the reality. he has been churchill's legacy of great service, and a pleased to call him a friend. think you, lee. it is a tremendous honor to be appointed the first director of t

involved in quite a number of times but on this one particular time, we went out to see one of steven spielberg's movies, i forget which one, but it was snowing briefly and we went to the wrong theater. and, you know, when you go to the wrong theater with the wife, all of a sudden, you're the dope! sheryl: right. [laughter] regis: so we had a little bit of a tiff. you know what i mean? finally, we just gave up. we went to the restaurant and we got home and the snow was still pouring down but we weren't talking. no talking. aisha: ooh! oh, no. [applause] regis: robbie, remember that. just to give them nothing back, you know? sara: julie, you do that. regis: the phone rings at 6:30 in the morning. it's kathie lee. she's out o'out in green visit. she couldn't get in. can joy do it? and i thought oh, my god. [laughter] we're not talking. [laughter] regis: but we did it. we got there and i didn't say a word to her on the way in because i couldn't help it. you understand, don't you? [applause] regis: so we go there and he goes -- her dressing room and i get ready. and we go out together. look at each o

president, villa veterans, honored guests, in the --ghing of stillbirth's steven spielberg bosch "saving private ryan," he kneels in front of captain miller's grave. he gave his life in combat to save private ryan. ryan says to miller, i have tried to live my life the best i could. i hope, in your eyes, i have earned what all of you have done for me. i am a veteran. when i come to arlington, i imagine myself saying that to every veteran resting here. i hope, in your eyes, i have earned what all of you have done for me. we would do well to kneel at any one of these markers and repeat ryan's words. we would to do well to ask if i am earning this. seven years ago today, right here in arlington, president obama made a sacred out to veterans. america will not let you down, he said. we will take care of our own. then, he fulfilled that vow. president obama and congress provided the largest single year va budget increase in over three decades, his very first year. [applause] under his leadership, the veterans affairs budget has a double. he opened doors to nearly half a million veterans who had

it's a little different for him for his brand almost looks more like a hitchcock or steven spielberg type film. >> who is starring in this movie ryan? >> you got your brad pitt. your hollywood husband, marion who is one of my favorite french actresses the best actress winner a few years ago. >> yeah. he looks adorable in this movie. he is all clean cut. >> he is. >> doesn't he look adorable murdering people molly? >> they both play spies he is canadian she's french. they have a great chemistry and it's a drama it's a thriller, it's an action, but really a love story. taking place this c casablanca d france. what i love about his movies the way he crafts them there is such a beauty to it. not as much movement a lot of stillness to this. you have to be patient with this. >> that love scene in the car there. >> i'm sweating. >> car since leo and kate in titanic. >> that was seriously. >> this movie has that too. >> i see a baby there. >>> i'm guessing you're saying see this one on the big screen? >> yeah it is absolutely worth seeing on the big screen. i loved it. i think, his effects a

adam: oliver stone, sean penn, the usual gang of suspects, steven spielberg went to havana once, we're going to tell you more about the celebrities who fawned over the cuban dictator in the past, and we're going to read you some of their glowing comments. our next guest would like to illustrate just how mistaken they are, and we're going to go there after this. ♪ ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free decision guide. it's full of informa

proclamation and of course it set the stage for the 13th amendment which became the subject of the steven spielberg film. when you go to washington, you see the lincoln memorial and the statue of the great emancipate r and i hope when you look at that, you look into his eyes and initially you think, he is looking in mind, but then you say, no, he is looking beyond me. he had a long-range vision. he was able to shape public sentiment to align with his vision that he succeeded in abolishing slavery and ending the civil war. i want to close by getting back to november 8. in the days ahead, i hope that everybody will go to a quiet place, by yourself, and think about the questions i'm about to ask that are tied to the 10 commandments. i am not going to tell you how to answer these questions. that is up to you. i believe that by answering these questions based on these commandments, it provides a metric for what the voters need to be thinking about when that important choice happens and you vote. who is better suited to be conscious and chief? who is more likely to stay above the partisan fray and build

it sets the stage for the 13th amendment, which became the subject of the steven spielberg film. so when you go to washington, d.c., you see the lincoln memorial inside. you see the statute, great emancipator, i hope when you look at that you look into his eyes. you think, oh my god, she's looking in my eyes. say, no, he's looking beyond me. he had a personal vision. but he had a long range vision. he knew how to figure out what the public sentiment was and shape it aligned in bringing the country back together. -- now in the days ahead i hope everybody in this room will go to a quiet place by yourself and think about ten questions i'm about to ask that are tied to the ten commandments you just heard. now, i'm not going to tell you how to answer these questions with people you respect. if i believe that by answering these ten questions based on these commandments from the pages of presidential history, it provides a really good method for what voters need to be thinking about that very important happens and you vote on november 8. who is better suited to be conscious. who is more

it sets the stage for the 13th amendment, which became the subject of the steven spielberg film. so when you go to washington, d.c., you see the lincoln memorial inside. you see the statute, great emancipator, i hope when you look at that you look into his eyes. you think, oh my god, she's looking in my eyes. say, no, he's looking beyond me. he had a personal vision. but he had a long range vision. he knew how to figure out what the public sentiment was and shape it aligned in bringing the country back together. -- now in the days ahead i hope everybody in this room will go to a quiet place by yourself and think about ten questions i'm about to ask that are tied to the ten commandments you just heard. now, i'm not going to tell you how to answer these questions with people you respect. if i believe that by answering these ten questions based on these commandments from the pages of presidential history, it provides a really good method for what voters need to be thinking about that very important happens and you vote on november 8. who is better suited to be conscious. who is more

she is a member of the screen writer's guild and was an adviser for steven spielberg's "lincoln" following publication of "mrs. lincoln alive" in 2009. her 2012 fleming lectures stepdaughters history, southern women and american civil war will be published later this year. professor clinton was on the committee, or, excuse me, the smithsonian summit for putting a woman on the american currency. i'm sure she will share some of her experiences on that summit. so without further ado, catherine clinton. >> thank you. [applause] >> i do want to say, it's so great to be here at the 101st meeting. being here last year for the very rousing 100th celebration. i was especially heartened by the recognition of african-american women's history, its inclusion and this panel today is something i'm very grateful for and very grateful to be able to come here and talk about the subject about which i'm so passionate. i want to contextualize a bit my role in this. when i began my doctoral degree in american history at princeton, it was celebrations of the u.s. bicentennial and working on african-american subj

she loses another son, willy, you see this very clearly in the spielberg movie. she begins to show emotion distress. she dealt with some of the stress on going shopping sprees and after talk about transition, i don't think the johnsons thought she was going to leave. she ordered fabrics, dresses, the whole thing when she wasn't home she had some sent back and he would ask donors to help pay bills because she was getting to be difficult. mother, if you don't cut this out we are going to send elizabeth to the hospital, a mental institution in those days and she was so with it that she would snap out of it because she thought it was serious. there was a big love affair. domestic disruption, but he always remembered the woman he married and but for mary todd would not have had a career, he would have had a career but not that far. her son after the assassination does have her committed and it's a great debate about that whether women could handle property and women handle an estate and commit her so she can become guardian. all very complicated. maybe roberts had a b

. >> eso, el parte j steven spielberg, podrÍa ser una realidad en japÓn, presentaron a los dinosaurios en un hotel en tokio, afortunadamente todo era parte del show, el parque jurÁsico esta en planes pero aÚn no se tiene un proyecto concreto. >> seÑores estoy anonadado. >> vamos a una pausa, enseguida en las noticias, mÉxico reitera que no pagara por el muro fronterizo q ♪ muy buenos dÍas para todos estas son las noticias mÁs importantes de hoy. >> miles de manifestantes protestaron en las calles de new york, chicago, oregon, pennsylvan pennsylvania, san francisco los Ángeles entre muchas otras ciudades contra la victoria de donald trump frente a hillary clinton, muchos de ellos descontentos con los resultados marcharon de formo pacÍfica por las calles y avenidas mientras otros protagonizaban actos de vandalismo aseguro rÁpido que donald trump no representa los ideales de la naciÓn. >> en boston massachusetts, cientos de manifestantes salieron amantes traÍan contra donald trump y lo que llaman una nueva era de odio, ahÍ hablamos con ellos escuchemos lo que nos dijeron. >>

jack ma invested into steven spielberg's production company. they are all over the place. they see themselves as more than just an amazon or ebay of china. david: it is not too bad being jack ma today. thank you so much to selina wang of britain is. -- of bloomberg news. is set to report earnings after the bell today, and mark zuckerberg said he wants facebook to be a video-first company. let's take into facebook in today's "the numbers don't lie." the facebook nation is huge -- as you can see from this breakdown over the last three years. you have daily active users --the yellow bar. the monthly active users are the orange bars. the total users are the blue bars. pettus is reaching 1.7 billion users. mobile users are very critical. facebook is 84% of advertising revenue from handheld devices. the company really has morphed from the world's largest social network to the owner of popular mobile apps ranging from facebook to whatsapp, messenger as well. each has more than one billion users, except instagram, which has half of a billion users. you can see the growth in all of

in the last scene of spielberg's "saving private ryan," he kneels in front of captain miller's grave. captain miller gave his life in combat to save private ryan's. ryan says to miller and all veterans, i have tried to live my life the best i could. i hope that, at least in your eyes, i have earned what all of you have done for me. i am a veteran. when i come to arlington, i imagine myself saying that to every veteran resting here. i hope that, in your eyes, i have earned what all of you have done for me. we would all do well to kneel at any one of these markers and repeat ryan's words. we would all do well to turn to a veteran and ask, am i earning this? seven years ago today, right here in arlington, president obama made a sacred vow to veterans. america will not let you down, he said. we will take care of our own. then, he fulfilled that vow. president obama and congress provided the largest single year the v.a. budget increase in over three decades, his very first year. [applause] >> under his leadership, the v.a. budget has nearly doubled. he opened it their doors to nearly half