he'll attend the opening night of the 22nd sarajevo film festival to present martin scorsese's restored film "taxi driver." (nats "taxi driver"/columbia pictures) de niro will also receive the festival's first lifetime achievement award. --- (wipe vo) and lifestyle icon martha stewart is getting her grove on in the kitchen. (nats) "i can't wait to get snoop in the kitchen." she's teaming upit new cooking show on vh1, called "martha and snoop's dinner party." the show premieres this fall and stewart's already learned a thing or two. (nat pop from martha stewart) "our new show is rizzle, dizzle for shizzle." that's your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. /// sherry how's the today... with temps getting back to normal and a little below the next couple of days. ................ we still have some breezes out there after a fairly windy monday. the air is staying very dry again today. gusts have already been bumping around to overnight. ........... and the mountain has some gusts to 20 mph and higher at times. ...................... some monsoon moisture spreading u

. >> sarajevo. >> what was it. >> air rifle. >> columnist msnbc contributor mike barnicle. >> sarajevo. >> wait a minute. legend. >> legendary. >> what do we do for donny? >> lewd. >> very lewd. sam stein. whee! >> msnbc senior white house correspondent chris jansing. chris, a strong night for american swimmers. >> reporter: it was indeed two landed on the podium women's 100 meter breaststroke, both rookies, lilly king took gold. outtouching russian nemesis settled for silver. there's bad blood and went public after king challenged her over her drug history. the russian was suspended 16 months for doping and tested positive this year for now banned substance maldo n. here is king. >> going into a final, any olympic final the pressure is going to be on but especially standing up for what i believe is right. i felt i needed to perform even better tonight than i have in the past. i'm really proud to represent usa and be successful for them knowing that i'm competing clean and doing what i know is right. >> reporter: a little cold war chill there. the men's 100 meter backstroke gold medal

he wasn't interested and of course it became the icon of sarajevo. it was a struggle and it was frustrating. but we felt like we were going to keep going and what i would do is they would send me from london and you were going to go for six weeks and i wouldn't come home. in those days there were not cell phones, so they couldn't find me. i would just disappear and go off and investigate the camps but it was hugely frustrating. the question of racism is so in arresting because while bosnia was happening, we felt we were being ignored even though the sarajevo the rwanda genocide was breaking up in 1994. by that time they sent me there it started in april. and i think that one of the reasons that there was -- but it was not only covered properly but the genocide was allowed to continue his because there were so few journalists that could even get their. had they been there i don't think a million people that have been killed. it could have been halted. lessons learned, we should talk after the event because i wrote a thesis about the lessons learned to

he became the icon of sarajevo. it was a really big struggle. i think we just felt like organ keep going to keep pushing and what i would do they would send me from london -- london and they would go for six weeks. in those days there weren't cell phones so they can find me and i would just disappear and go off and investigate it was hugely frustrating your question about racism. it's so interesting because while bosley was happening and we felt we were being ignored even though sarajevo was only three hours to london by plane. by the time my foreign group set me there. it have started in april. i think one of the reasons that there were not only covered properly that it was allowed to continue was because there were so few journalists there who could then get there. i think that have they been there i don't think a million people would have been killed i think it could've been halted lessons learned. we should talk after the event i just wrote a thesis for the fletcher school about the lessons learned from bosnia onto the syrian war. lets hope

washington and has covered wars in the middle east in northern ireland, olympic games in lake placid in sarajevo , and a presidential impeachment. he served in various times as producer and executive producer of all things considered. i miss sam and you probably do as a long-time "talk of the nation." please welcome gretel ehrlich and neil conan. [applause] neil: when you first went to greenland in 1993, you brought a couple of books with you. what were they? gretel: they were two of the 13 volumes of [indiscernible] the 1920'sveled in from greenland to of point hope alaska. rasmussen, weor would know very little of arctic culture. neil: what did we learn from him? gretel: everything. acrossoriginally came the bering land bridge from northeastern siberia. ,nd they have year-by-year perhaps 20,000 years ago, first will ask, then to the archipelago, what we call the northwest passage was really the traditional passageway east for them. and they ended up in greenland roughly 5000 years ago. it's one language. there's a lot of dialects. one life way with some variations, according to where they were

. >> jimmy: you just went to the sarajevo film festival? >> i guess that's what it was, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more or less that, yeah. something of those lines, yeah. that's a treat. but you brought the family with you? >> i brought my two sons -- two of my sons. it was just for a -- 24 hours, but it was a very interesting place to go to, and i'm glad i did. >> jimmy: yeah. did you turn it into a -- like a vacation at all? >> well, i was doing -- world. i was in a boat in the mediterranean, so i just went over. >> jimmy: is that you -- is that how robert de niro vacations? you go on a boat? [ light laughter ] >> if i'm lucky to get a boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the boat? >> how big? it was pretty big. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty big boat, there. it's pretty big. [ laughter ] pretty big boat. because i would like to, i'd like to go -- i'd like to go on a boat trip with you. that'd be fun. >> we might do that one day. she wants to go on vacation with you, too. we'll all go on a trip together. there she is. [ c

washington and has overed wars in the middle east in northern ireland, olympic games in lake placid in sarajevo nd presidential impeachment. he served in various times as producer and executive producer of all things considered. i miss him and you probably do too as a long-time "talk of the nation." a news analyst and macadamia nut farmer. so please welcome gretel ehrlich and neil conan. [applause] neil: when you first went to greenland in 1993, you brought a couple of books with you. hat were they? gretel: they were two of the 13 volumes of [indiscernible] who had traveled in the 1920's from greenland to of point hope laska. if it wasn't for rasmussen, we would know very little of arctic culture. neil: what did we learn from him? gretel: everything. people originally came across the bering land bridge from northeastern siberia. and they have year-by-year, perhaps 20,000 years ago, first to alaska and then to archipelago, what we call the northwest passage was really the traditional passageway east for them. and they ended up in greenland roughly 5000 years ago. it's one language. there's a lot

. >> jimmy: you just went to the sarajevo film festival? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and got an honor. >> i guess that's what it was, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more or less that, yeah. something of those lines, yeah. that's a treat. but you brought the family with you? >> i brought my two sons -- two of my sons. it was just for a -- 24 hours, but it was a very interesting place to go to, and i'm glad i did. >> jimmy: yeah. did you turn it into a -- like a vacation at all? >> well, i was doing -- i was in that part of the world. over. >> jimmy: is that you -- is that how robert de niro vacations? you go on a boat? [ light laughter ] >> if i'm lucky to get a boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the boat? >> how big? it was pretty big. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty big boat, there. it's pretty big. [ laughter ] pretty big boat. because i would like to, i'd like to go -- i'd like to go on a boat trip with you. that'd be fun. >> we might do that one day. we'll see. [ laughter ] we'll all go on a trip together. there she is. [ cheers

. >> jimmy: you just went to the sarajevo film festival? >> yes, yes. >> i guess that's what it was, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more or less that, yeah. something of those lines, yeah. that's a treat. but you brought the family with you? >> i brought my two sons -- two of my sons. it was just for a -- 24 hours, but it was a very interesting place to go to, and i'm glad i did. >> jimmy: yeah. did you turn it into a -- like a vacation at all? >> well, i was doing -- world. i was in a boat in the mediterranean, so i just went over. >> jimmy: is that you -- is that how robert de niro vacations? you go on a boat? [ light laughter ] >> if i'm lucky to get a boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the boat? >> how big? it was pretty big. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty big boat, there. it's pretty big. [ laughter ] pretty big boat. because i would like to, i'd like to go -- i'd like to go on a boat trip with you. that'd be fun. >> we might do that one day. she wants to go on vacation with you, too. we'll all go on a trip together. ther

. >> jimmy: you just went to the sarajevo film festival? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and got an honor. was it lifetime achievement? >> i guess that's what it was, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more or less that, yeah. something of those lines, yeah. that's a treat. but you brought the family with two of my sons. it was just for a -- 24 hours, but it was a very interesting place to go to, and i'm glad i did. >> jimmy: yeah. did you turn it into a -- like a vacation at all? >> well, i was doing -- i was in that part of the world. i was in a boat in the mediterranean, so i just went over. >> jimmy: is that you -- is that how robert de niro vacations? you go on a boat? [ light laughter ] >> if i'm lucky to get a boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the boat? >> how big? it was pretty big. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty big boat, there. it's pretty big. [ laughter ] pretty big boat. because i would like to, i'd like to go -- i'd like to go on a boat trip with you. that'd be fun. >> we might do that one day. we'll see. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: me, you, and nila. she wants to go on

. >> jimmy: you just went to the sarajevo film festival? >> yes, yes. >> i guess that's what it was, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more or less that, yeah. something of those lines, yeah. that's a treat. but you brought the family with you? >> i brought my two sons -- two of my sons. it was just for a -- 24 hours, but it was a very interesting place to go to, and i'm glad i did. >> jimmy: yeah. did you turn it into a -- like a vacation at all? >> well, i was doing -- i was in a boat in the mediterranean, so i just went over. >> jimmy: is that you -- is that how robert de niro vacations? you go on a boat? [ light laughter ] >> if i'm lucky to get a boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the boat? >> how big? it was pretty big. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty big boat, there. it's pretty big. [ laughter ] pretty big boat. because i would like to, i'd like to go -- i'd like to go on a boat trip with you. that'd be fun. >> we might do that one day. we'll see. [ laughter ] she wants to go on vacation with you, too. we'll all go on a tr

. >> jimmy: you just went to the sarajevo film festival? >> yes, yes. yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more or less that, yeah. something of those lines, yeah. that's a treat. but you brought the family with you? >> i brought my two sons -- two of my sons. it was just for a -- 24 hours, but it was a very interesting place to go to, and i'm glad i did. >> jimmy: yeah. did you turn it into a -- like a vacation at all? >> well, i was doing -- i was in that part of the world. i wa a over. >> jimmy: is that you -- is that how robert de niro vacations? you go on a boat? [ light laughter ] >> if i'm lucky to get a boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the boat? >> how big? it was pretty big. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty big boat, there. it's pretty big. [ laughter ] pretty big boat. because i would like to, i'd like to go -- i'd like to go on a boat trip with you. that'd be fun. >> we might do that one day. we'll see. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: me, you, and nila. we'll all go on a trip together. there she is. [ cheers and applause ] she wants to go with

. >> jimmy: you just went to the sarajevo film festival? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and got an honor. >> i guess that's what it was, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more or less that, yeah. something of those lines, yeah. that's a treat. but you brought the family with you? >> i brought my two sons -- two of my sons. it was just for a -- 24 hours, but it was a very interesting place to go to, and i'm glad i did. >> jimmy: yeah. did you turn it into a -- like a vacation at all? >> well, i was doing -- i was in tha o mediterranean, so i just went over. >> jimmy: is that you -- is that how robert de niro vacations? you go on a boat? [ light laughter ] >> if i'm lucky to get a boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the boat? >> how big? it was pretty big. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty big boat, there. it's pretty big. [ laughter ] pretty big boat. because i would like to, i'd like to go -- i'd like to go on a boat trip with you. that'd be fun. >> we might do that one day. we'll see. [ laughter ] she wants to go on vacation with you, too.

. >> jimmy: you just went to the sarajevo film festival? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and got an honor. >> i guess that's what it was, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more or less that, yeah. something of those lines, yeah. that's a treat. but you brought the family with you? >> i brought my two sons -- two of my sons. it was just for a -- 24 hours, but it was a very interesting place to go to, and i'm glad i did. >> jimmy: yeah. did you turn it into a -- like a vacation at all? >> well, i was doing -- i was in that part of the wo mediterranean, so i just went over. >> jimmy: is that you -- is that how robert de niro vacations? you go on a boat? [ light laughter ] >> if i'm lucky to get a boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the boat? >> how big? it was pretty big. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty big boat, there. it's pretty big. [ laughter ] pretty big boat. because i would like to, i'd like to go -- i'd like to go on a boat trip with you. that'd be fun. >> we might do that one day. we'll see. [ laughter ] with you, too. we'll all go o

. >> jimmy: you just went to the sarajevo film festival? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and got an honor. >> i guess that's what it was, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more or less that, yeah. something of those lines, yeah. that's a treat. but you brought the family with you? >> i brought my two sons -- two of my sons. it was just for a -- 24 hours, but it was a very interesting place to go to, and i'm glad i did. >> jimmy: yeah. did you turn it into a -- like a vacation at all? >> well, i was doing -- i was in that part of the world. i was in a boat in the mediterranean, so i just went over. >> jimmy: is that you -- is that how robert de niro vacations? you go on a boat? [ light laughter ] >> if i'm lucky to get a boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the boat? >> how big? it was pretty big. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty big boat, there. it's pretty big. [ laughter ] pretty big boat. because i would like to, i'd like to go -- i'd like to go on a boat trip with you. that'd be fun. >> we might do that one day. we'll see. [ laughter ] >>

. >> jimmy: you just went to the sarajevo film festival? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and got an honor. was it lifetime achievement? >> i guess that's what it was, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more or less that, yeah. something of those lines, yeah. that's a treat. but you brought the family with you? >> i brought my two sons -- two of my sons. it was just for a -- 24 hours, but it was a very interesting place to go to, and i'm glad i did. >> jimmy: yeah. did you turn it into a -- like a vacation at all? >> well, i was doing -- i was in that part of the world. i was in a boat in the mediterranean, so i just went over. >> jimmy: is that you -- is that how robert de niro vacations? you go on a boat? [ light laughter ] >> if i'm lucky to get a boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the boat? >> how big? it was pretty big. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty big boat, there. it's pretty big. [ laughter ] pretty big boat. because i would like to, i'd like to go -- i'd like to go on a boat trip with you. that'd be fun. >> we might do that one day. we'll see. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: me,

that world war i was started on an obscure corner in an obscure town but it wasn't relevant it was sarajevo but the world was a tinderbox. you look to the middle east and we have the same tinderbox. we have to be careful about not saying things out of school and not reallying putting diplomacy front and center, because we could start a war. could be in the far east, could have something to do with north korea or china or could be in the middle east. i think what they were saying is temperament does trump everything at the moment, no pun intended. >> katrina, the people who signed this letter made a point to say they believe trump doesn't have the discipline, self-control to be president. you know donald trump, you've worked with him. why are they wrong? >> well, i've known donald trump now for over a decade and i currently work with him in real estate industry. and i work with his children as well. and one thing about him is he's extremely hardworking. his work ethic is unparalleled. he has loyalty like no one else i've experienced. and he's been extremely successful as a businessman. so i

that world war i was started on an obscure corner in an obscure town but it wasn't relevant it was sarajevo but the world was a tinderbox. you look to the middle east and we have the same tinderbox. we have to be careful about not saying things out of school and put diplomacy front and center because we could start a war. could be in the far east, could have something to do with north korea or china or could be in the middle east. i think what they were saying is temperament does trump everything at the moment, no pun intended. >> katrina, the people who signed this littetter made a po to say they believe trump doesn't have the discipline, self-control to be president. you know donald trump, you've worked with him. why are they wrong? >> well, i've known donald trump now for over a decade and i currently work with him in real estate industry. and i work with his children as well. and one thing about him is he's extremely hardworking. his work ethic is unparalleled. he has loyalty like no one else i've experienced. and he's been extremely successful as a businessman. so i believe that his ec

>> 1984, sarajevo. >> i'm here with 30 george washington university students and we're studying oat little pick games. >> i want to get that major. >> coming up next, a major new michael phelps and katie ledecky, you'll see first here on "today." >> and also the captain of the final five aly raisman on her gymnastics success and what she says she cannot do. >> and there's more. natalie and jenna are around in rio. how they ended up there. but first, these messages. poor foster kid black immigrant cancer patient small muslim the only label that matters is olympian. get gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. anything meant to stand a body without proper foot support can mean pain. the dr. scholl's kiosk maps your feet and recommends our custom fit orthotic to stabilize your foundation and relieve lower-back, knee or foot pain from being on your feet. from dr. scholl's: heavy duty support for lower back pain, lightens the impact of every step. these pants always smelled like yoga aroma. i'd wash them and it'd be back before i even got to class. then, i found tide odor defense. it gets out and

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neal conan worked in new york, lakeiscovered yours in placid and sarajevo and presidential impeachment. he served as various times as various roles in "all things considered." you probably miss him as close as "talk of the nation." 24 hawaiian public radio to have him as -- lucky for hawaiian public radio to have them as a host and macadamia nut farmer. [laughter] please welcome gretel erlich and neal conan. [applause] neal: when you first went to greenland in 1993, you brought a couple of books with you. they?ere 2 of 13 volumes of a traveler from the 1920's by dogsled from greenland all the way to point hope, alaska. if it wasn't for rasmussen, we would know little about arctic culture. neal: what did we learn from him? [laughter] gretel: everything. inuit people originally came across the bering land bridge from northeastern siberia. year by year, perhaps 20,000 years ago. first to alaska, then the archipelago of what we call the northwest passage. that was normally the traditional passageway east. they ended up in greenland roughly 5000 years ago. it is one language. but a lot of d