i know you had a partnership with amblin and steven spielberg. what is your strategy with throughhip in hollywood the best name in hollywood? jack: yeah, first important is partour entertainment is of our strategy. we asked ourselves in the next 10 years, we know we will be very profitable come a very good doing e-commerce and logistic, financing and data. but 10 years later, what is the new business alibaba should be focused in? happy and healthy, double h is our direction. the matter how rich, you want to be healthier, you want to be happier. entertainment should be part of the business. we don't view digital entertainment as a separate business. review it as an investment to acquire and retain customers on our system. it is ok to incur long as it builds the customer base and the ecosystem? jack: yes. there is a lot china can learn from the hollywood. they should partner with them. not think, it is good, let's buy a. this is the strategy for 10 years. don't worry, a lot of people criticize us. we don't criticize for 18 years, never stop. the yo

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on the ground, land and walk the same path they believe the jeeps were driven on that they believe spielberg and the rest of the crew and cast walked. >> wow! look at this. >> just stunning to see. they don't have a lot of time, about 20 minutes to absorb and get as much footage because this is a tour route. this helicopter is with the only permission to land. you aren't allowed to swim. unfortunately. it looks so inviting. as they're leaving the pilot gives them that drop-down view just like in the opening of the film. these guys had a great day. >> that's crazy! >>> hey boys and girls, time to give away another i-had mini. >> to enter, you need wednesday's buzzword, be 21 years old and a citizen of the united states or canada. stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> let's call this wil e. coyote. that poor little guy got stuck in the girl of georgie knox. she didn't think anything happened until 20, 20 minutes later, a construction worker alerted her. there is the coyote in the grill. >> perhaps a firework on his back, was there a fast bird involved? >> no road runner was spotted. >>

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i know you had a partnership with amblin and steven spielberg. you have been the tortoise, not the hare. what is your strategy with partnership in hollywood through probably the best name in hollywood? jack: yeah. i think we -- first important is that our entertainment is part of our strategy. we ask ourselves, in the next 10 years, we know we will be very profitable, very good doing e-commerce and logistic, financing and data. but 10 years later, what is the new business alibaba should be focused on? happy and healthy, double h is our direction. no matter how rich, you want to be healthier, you want to be happier. and entertainment should be part of the business. we don't view digital entertainment as a separate business. we view acquisition costs as an investment to acquire and retain eco-system. our stephen: so, it is ok to continue to incur losses as long as it builds the customer base and the ecosystem? jack: yes. i think there are a lot of things china can learn from hollywood. they should partner with them. they should not think it is good

bush steven spielberg mark zuckerberg all of them have been through these exclusively male secret brotherhoods. although they encourage support loyalty and integration as a code of conduct many americans consider them as violent and sectarian. after a few weeks of negotiations some of them allowed us to film them. it's rush week the week for selecting new members and tonight it's operation charm at the sigma alpha epsilon house. so the owners can see you the aim to find future flatmates for this brand new house located in the heart of campus inside there's a fireplace a club arm chair paintings of the former alumni you could almost forget their students live here and we retire so these are all before any real change of heart so. tonight the fraternity will only be create the university's best pedigrees. graham has been an essay member since two thousand and ten he knows the selection ritual well. for those who ventured their roles and events. which are a short history. there you go. the atmosphere is rather relaxed everybody is trying to make a good impression you're going to take over the hou

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>> hard to believe, but it's been 40 years since moviegoers first heard those tones from the steven spielberg classic, "close event counters of the third kind." to mark the anniversary, the film will be playing in theaters across this country. there are no major movie release on labor day weekend. >> i've never seen it. >> and i'm ashamed to say i haven't seen it, either. >>> it's force friday. retailers around the world are debuting new toys and merchandise for "star wars: the last jedi." due in theaters december 15th. one of the items being released is a 7500-piece lego millennium falcon. one of the largest lego sets ever. with $799.99 price tag. an $800 price tag, it's also one of the most expensive. what kid do you know would have that patience? >> zero, full-blown adults. >> $800 and months probably to put it together. >>> a lot of excitement. from apple fans this morning, word of a big event this month. the speculation that they'll be unveiling a dramatically different iphone. the iphone 8 could include a full phone screen that means no home button. we'll have to wait to find out on sep

a daughter and the catholic church asked it up but it's not just religious issues that while steven spielberg's e.t. was forbidden to kids in part of and in a via due to its negative portrayal of adults e.t. really had to go home but maybe those who oppose these artistic interpretation should remember that the best way to make a film successful is to furnish the protesters could be more effective by staying away and leave defining opinions to the film critics. leave without thought checks out on twitter check some facebook to on our site is r.t. dot com i'm kevin i would bring good morning from a hero. desperate for a single. day. they start training very young. a plan. seven cents of school. rats. and they save lives. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be. at it like to be for us this is what will befall us three of them all can't be good good. interested always in the waters about how this. place should. credit as one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy

a daughter and the catholic church asked it up but it's not just religious issues that while steven spielberg's e.t. was forbidden to kids in part of and in a via due to its negative portrayal of adults e.t. really had to go home that maybe those who oppose these artistic interpretation should remember that the best way to make a film successful is to furnish the protesters could be more effective by staying away and leave defining opinions to the film critics. reporting next week is conducting its biggest military drill in more than twenty years on an island in the baltic sea his big old friends are the argo and why this neutral nation thinks it needs such a large scale exercise there is a video out there on sweden that peaceful beautiful land full of green fields good food and very generous social programs. but actually this video turns into something hard and heavy right away turns out it's promoting the largest military exercise of the past two decades. border. you know. i. i. i. like. and not just any exercise but one designed to do. deal with a quote a larger sophisticated opponent the on

leslie: it was not my idea, it was based on a script written years earlier by steven spielberg's production company. by michael christ, the famous -- chton, the famous sci-fi writer, had written the script. we read the script, made a deal with nbc, and we produced the show. i think my major contribution to that was george clooney. david: you selected him? leslie: he was the guy i put on the contract for four years in a row. he was doing a lot of pilots, episodes, and he was not getting anywhere. i believed in him. i said, this guy is really good-looking, charming, a great guy, so i was the one who talked the producer into using george clooney in er. david: did he thank you or he still calls and thinks you? leslie: believe it or not, he still calls and thanks me. we are close friends. he is the only one. most actors, producers and directors, once they succeed, they forget anybody helps them. that is the way of the world, same in washington as in hollywood, where one to succeed, you forget anybody helps you along the way. george is one of the few people when ever given the opportunity, always

it was based on a script written 20 years earlier through steven spielberg's reduction company by michael christ and -- michael christ and -- and made a script deal with nbc, then we produce the show. i think my major contribution to that was george clooney. david: you selected him? leslie: george was a guy i put under contract for four years in a row. he was doing a lot of pilots, episodes, and he was not getting anywhere. i believed in him. i said this guy is really good-looking, really charming. he is a great guy, so i was the one who talked to the producer into using george clooney in er. david: does he still call you and thank you? leslie: believe it or not, he still calls me and thanks me. close friends. he is the only one. most actors, producers, directors, once they succeed, they forget anybody help them. that is the way of the world. it is the same in washington as in hollywood. george is one of the people when given the opportunity, always thanks you. david: friends, what about that? leslie: we hired the writers, put together the show. you beenshow involved in, you can write a w

bush steven spielberg mark zuckerberg all of them have been through these exclusively male secret brotherhoods. although they encourage support loyalty and integration as a code of conduct many americans consider them as violent and sectarian. after a few weeks of negotiations some of them allowed us to film them. it's rush week the week for selecting new members and tonight it's operation charm at the sigma alpha epsilon house. so the owner is going to be the aim to find future flatmates for this brand new house located in the heart of campus inside there's a fireplace a club arm chair paintings of the former. you could own. us forget that students live here and we retire so these are all of our general championships. tonight the fraternity will only be create the university's best pedigrees. graham has been an essay member since two thousand and ten and he knows the selection ritual well. for the house event so there are also events. we store in a short history. there you go. the atmosphere is rather relaxed everybody's trying to make a good impression you're going to take a look at the hous

it was based on a script that had been written 20 years earlier through steven spielberg's company, and michael crichton, the novelist, had written the script. we read the script, went, made a deal with nbc, and then we produced the show. i think my major contribution to that was george clooney. david: you selected him? leslie: george was the guy that i put under contract for four years in a row. he was doing a lot of pilots. he was doing a lot of episodes. and he really wasn't getting anywhere. and i believed in him. i said this guy is really good looking. he's really charming. [laughter] leslie: he's a great guy. so i was the one who talked the producer into using george clooney in "e.r." david: and did he call you many times and thank you? leslie: by the way, believe it or not, he still calls and he thanks me. we're still very close friends. he's the only one -- most actors, most producers, most directors, once they succeed, they forget anybody else helped them, you know? that's sort of the way of the world. i think it's the same in washington as it is in hollywood. [laughter] leslie

i know you had a partnership with amblin and steven spielberg. what is your strategy? think first and poorly, our entertainment is our strategy, the next 10 years we are going to be very profitable, very good in e-commerce, but 10 years that, this new business .libaba should be focused on the matter coverage, you want to be healthy. entertainment should be part of the business. it as buick as -- we view an investment on our ecosystem. lossesontinue to incur as long as it does the ecosystem? >> yes. there's a lot they can learn. they should not think this is good, we should buy. this is a strategy for 10 years. a lot of people criticized us. we have been criticized for 18 years. you know where you're going. >> and you see alibaba and what kind of company will alibaba be in the next 18 years question alibaba --ould say it is an economy. .t is an ecosystem think we want to be bigger. i think the most important thing is a quality. >> i think it will change because we will follow what our customers want. alibaba,tant thing is 52 10 or 20 years from now will do -- still the

. >> now here's a look at your holiday weekend: steven spielberg's "close encounters of the third kind" is released in theaters. the 137th u.s. open tennis championships continue all weekend in flushing meadows, nawk. and the italian grand prix runs sunday in mans aitaly. >> an exit out of the second at 110. again, riding the curves is cruc. >> and here's a look at the week ahead: sunday is the brix annual summit in china. monday is labor day. tuesday is the day congress returns from recess. wednesday is the 20 anniversary of prensis diana's funeral. thursday is the day the new england patriots and the kansas city chiefs kick off the n.f.l. regular season. friday is the day former congressman anthony weiner is sentenced in his sexting case. saturday is the women's final of the u.s. open. >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. for all of us here, thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next week at our new time, 10:30 eastern. check your local listings. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: captioning sponsored by rose communications

daughter and the catholic church passed it up but it's not just religious issues that while steven spielberg's e.t. was forbidden to kids in part of and in a via due to its negative portrayal of adults really had to go home that maybe those who oppose these artistic interpretation should remember that the best way to make a film successful is to furnish the protesters could be more effective by staying away and leave defining opinions to the film critic. sweden is conducting its biggest military drill in more than twenty years on an island in the baltic sea is my girlfriend says santiago on why the neutral nation thinks it needs such a large scale exercise there is a video out there on sweden that peaceful beautiful land full of green fields good food and very generous social programs. but actually this video turns into something hard and heavy right away turns out it's promoting the largest military exercise of the past two decades. of war. no. i. i. i. like. and not just any exercise but one designed to do. they quote a larger sophisticated opponent the one that will approach from the east n

. >> i'm sorry, zach, i thought i just heard you say steven spielberg reach out to you in this process. did i hear that correctly? >> yes. yes. am blinn entertainment and dream work have the option to the book right now. >> that is amazing. >> working on -- hopefully making a feature film in the future. >> look, honestly for you who just a few years ago you were in college, you were studying cinema, you were coming out with videos of cats with light sabres to have a steven spielberg to reach out to you honestly how excited were you when you found out about that. >> i was on plane going to mexico and i because i was -- e-con believe what i was hearing. yeah, it was incredible. >> so when you look at everything that you have 82 done just so far in the last couple of years, obviously it's taking advantage of a high level. talent that you have, the opportunity to start putting together, um, you know u the instructional videos at first and then now doing what you do with magic and everything else. i mean you have to say i've really cup a long way in the last couple of years. >> yeah. it's b

it was based on a script that had been written 20 years earlier through steven spielberg's company, and michael crichton, the novelist, had written the script. we read the script, went, made a deal with nbc, and then we produced the show. i think my major contribution to that was george clooney. david: you selected him? leslie: george was the guy that i put under contract for four years in a row. he was doing a lot of pilots. he was doing a lot of episodes. and he really wasn't getting anywhere. and i believed in him. i said this guy is really good looking. he's really charming. he's a great guy. so i was the one who talked the producer into using george clooney in "e.r.." leslie: and dell tell you many times and thank you? leslie: by the way, believe it or not, he still calls and he thanks me. we're still very close friends. he's the only one -- most actors, most producers, most directors, once they succeed, they forget anybody else helped them, you know? that's sort of the way of the world. i think it's the same in washington as it is in hollywood. where once you succeed, you forget t

daughter and the catholic church passed it up but it's not just religious issues that while steven spielberg's e.t. was forbidden to kids in part of and in a via due to its negative portrayal of adults e.t. really had to go home but maybe those who oppose these artistic interpretation should remember that the best way to make a film successful is to ban it the protesters could be more effective by staying away and leave defining opinions to the film critics. remember always new stories remembered literally by the minutes on our twitter feed this is r.t. . desperate for a single purpose. of a super. dog training very young. eight months of intensive school. rats. and they save lives. senior years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with the gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better live better and i think they are and hurting whenever my my babies says my book was published in the year two thousand more than hoff a million americans have been killed by followings in the us on how to saute me as i did this is a middl

you had a partnership with a limp -- amblin and steven spielberg. you have been patient. with oneour strategy of the best names in hollywood? >> first important is our entertainment is focused on our strategy. in the next 10 years, we know we will he very profitable. we will be very good at doing e-commerce, logistics, financing, data. but 10 years later, what is the new business alibaba should be focused on to stay happy and healthy. double h is our direction. you want to be happier and healthier the matter how rich. entertainment should be part of the business. >> we don't view it as a separate business. we view it as an investment to acquire paying customers on our ecosystem. >> it is ok to continue to incur losses as long as it builds the customer base and ecosystem? >> yes. i think a lot of things china entertainment can learn from hollywood and partner with them. should not think this is good, let's buy it. this is a strategy of 10 years for ali entertainment. . don't worry about it. a lot of people criticized us. we have been criticized for 18 years and never stopp

i would be remiss if i did not mention the 2012 steven spielberg movie when can -- lincoln. in one of the opening sequences of the movie when he is seen speaking with two soldiers and ira clark. to talk about a battle that took place in 1864. when asked what their names are they stayed their name. we are over here, we are leaving our horses behind to be with the 24th infantry. this is a prime example of where the movie script. the history of the fifth massachusetts, the regiment had no time to move to north carolina. actuality the regiment was stationed at maryland. know why tony kushner elected to include the fifth massachusetts cavalry that was designated for this. this inaccuracy say about in terms of their legacy. , heice should be given served the cause of freedom. from the we draw actual historical record which is far more intriguing than any historical movie? this was not a narrative of history from 1861 to 1865. was portrayed by many people. given great have understanding to our history on the african-american soldier. i am sorry. researchersay relate to these events

you had a partnership with amblin and steven spielberg. you have been patient. what is your strategy with one of the best names in hollywood? >> first important is our entertainment is focused on our strategy. in the next 10 years, we know we will be very profitable. we will be very good at doing e-commerce, logistics, financing, data. but 10 years later, what is the new business alibaba should be focused on to stay happy and healthy. double h is our direction. you want to be happier and healthier the matter how rich. in entertainment should be part of the business. >> we don't view it as a separate business. we view it as an investment to acquire paying customers on our ecosystem. >> it is ok to continue to incur losses as long as it builds the customer base and ecosystem? >> yes. i think a lot of things china entertainment can learn from hollywood and partner with them. should not think this is good, let's buy it. this is a strategy of 10 years for ali entertainment. don't worry about it. a lot of people criticized us. we have been criticized for 18 years and

withu had at partnership amblin entertainment and steven spielberg. you have in the tortoise there. what is your strategy? entertainment ali for 10 years. going theret is not to buy a movie company, by this and buy that. stuff, souy all the you have to learn from them to do have to partner with them. there is a lot china entertainment can learn from hollywood and should partner with them. >> you talked about the coming winter in 2007 when you listed alibaba.com come and winter came quickly with the collapse of lehman brothers. we saw the collateral damage. i was watching your progress through the tech bubble. you have had these challenges that white familiar names off the board. i we facing a similar kind of tech bubble right now with these billion-dollar unicorns and inflated tech themes? are there any similarities? >> no, not that much. , a challenge at that time lot of people did not understand how powerful the internet is, how to do internet and whether internet can sustain, so people just started to do it here it i've found a lot of people have crazy ideas come to do not know h

not everyone can make a suburban neighborhood look as cool as spielberg dougÃdoes. 64% of the top 25 films released in the country were shot in california in 1960 six. in 2015, 17% of the 109 films released in the u.s. were shot in the golden state. >> legislators in sacramento asked ended the tax credit program in 2015. by doing so the expense of filming outside the 30 mile zone of hollywood decreases.>> then they are looking for a state that gives incentives. when there was not an incentive, we were better off being in georgia or louisiana or michigan. >> fix that -- exception is great now. the bumblebee production received preliminary approval to get a $22 million state tax credit. deborah albritton is the live days on best liaison for the county. >> we were doing treat commercials before. now we are doing more filming.>> this is 13 reasons why, that is being shot here. the county welcomes the business but the tax credit program is up for renewal in 2020. >> starting next year, a lot of the films will be soliciting our local government officials so that will get pushed through aga

some people say he makes love too much like spielberg, but i think he's very original. >> i think that's true. yes, i agree. i wish-- that "star wars" most have been shot at pinewood now. >> stephen: in england. >> in england where we shoot the bonds. most of the crew on that were working on the bond, which was straight afterwards, i'm going to get him into trouble, ben dickson, second a.d., who i have known and worked with for a long time and he was my liaison on set, and he was working on "star wars" and i had meetings and said, "how is it going?" it's fantastic. it's wonderful. j.j. is amazing. it's going to be great. and i said, "can i be in it?" and he sort of went, "are you serious?" "yeah, i'm serious." and he went to j.j. and he said, "we're shooting a stormtrooper scene this weekend. do you want to do it?" >> stephen: wow, wow. there he is. aren't you a little short to be a stormtrooper? >> oh, i hate you so much. ( laughter ) you be, you give with one end and the take with the other! >> stephen: lovely to see you again. listen, so is this the last bond? you can tell me if you'r

you had a partnership with steven spielberg a year and a half ago. you have been the tortoise there . what is your strategy? jack: weep. --ertainment, we discovered we discovered 30 years ago. company or by this and buy that. when you buy all of the steps, you have to learn from them. you have to partner with them. i think a lot of things china entertainment can learn from the hollywood. we should partner with them, we should not big about let's buy it. n: you touch about the coming winter when you listed alibaba.com and winter came quickly with the collapse of lehman brothers and we saw collateral damage. i was watching your progress through the tech bubble, you have had these challenges i wiped familiar names off the board. are we facing a similar kind of tech double right now with these billion-dollar unicorns and inflated texting? other any similarities? jack: no. not that much. i think the challenge, at that time, a lot of people did not understand how powerful internet is. how to do internet, and whether internet can sustain. people are just ju

some people say he makes love too much like spielberg, but i think he's very original. >> i think that's true. yes, i agree. i wish-- that "star wars" most have been shot at pinewood now. >> stephen: in england. >> in england where we shoot the bonds. most of the crew on that were working on the bond, which was straight afterwards, i'm going to get him into trouble, ben dickson, second a.d., who i have known and worked with for a long time and he was my liaison on set, and he was working on "star wars" and i had meetings and said, "how is it going?" it's fantastic. it's wonderful. j.j. is amazing. it's going to be great. and i said, "can i be in it?" and he sort of went, "are you serious?" "yeah, i'm serious." and he went to j.j. and he said, "we're shooting a stormtrooper scene this weekend. do you want to do it?" >> stephen: wow, wow. there he is. aren't you a little short to be a stormtrooper? >> oh, i hate you so much. ( laughter ) you be, you give with one end and the take with the other! >> stephen: lovely to see you again. listen, so is this the last bond? you can tell me i

a realtor called me up and said, you should look at steven spielberg's house because it's amazing. he's lived there for 40 years. and he's thinking of selling it. said you walk through it and it has jaws and everything in his life and i said that's way to tell a story. you divide somebody's life up into seven chapters and those will vary from person to person. each chapter is represented by an object that person chose to keep over the years. gets you into the story and the time and why it was significant. and also the lessons they learned. it makes it where there and control and invested. what we ended up getting was intimate conversations were even they were surprised about how things connected in their lives. >> objectified premieres next on fox. in the first episode they find out what will surprise viewers most about judge judy. that's how fox reports this sunday september 26, 2017. i'm john roberts. thanks for watching ha s s s s . chris: i'm chris wallace, north korea fires another missile while london is hit by a terror attack as president trump prepares to take the world sta

leslie: it was not my idea, it was based on a script written years earlier by steven spielberg's production company. a famous sci-fi writer had written the script. we read the script, made a deal with nbc, and we produced the show. i think my major contribution to that was george clooney. david: you selected him? leslie: he was the guy i put on the contract for four years in a row. he was doing a lot of pilots, getting, and he was not anywhere. i believed in him. i said, this guy is really good-looking, charming, a great talked i was the one who the producer into using george clooney in er. david: did he thank you or he still calls and thinks you? leslie: believe it or not, he still calls and thanks me. we are close friends. he is the only one. most actors, producers and directors, once they succeed, the forget anybody helps them. that is the way of the world, same in washington as in hollywood, where one to succeed, you forget anybody helps you along the way. george always ranks me. -- thanks me. david: friends, what about that? leslie: we hired the riders who put together the show. every

. >> reporter: interviews of steven spielberg tell the story of this sci-fi classic including richard dreyfus. >> open your eyes wider and look where i point. >> reporter: he nailed the part and wasn't even the first choice. >> wanted steve mcqueen but steve wasn't so sure that he would be able to cry and bring the necessary emotions to the piece. >> reporter: alicia malone said the emotional tone is one thing that celebrating it from another sci-fi flick, "star wars." >> one of the first of aliens as being peace loving and sweet. >> reporter: has become one of the most successful franchises in move vie history and never tempted to create characters like friend george lucas. >> george hasn't come to earth to bring his creatures to this planet. i don't mess around with vader and the empire. >> reporter: still, it could have been a very different film. >> the first concept was terrible. a black pie-shaped wedge with a little tip on the end. that was the first concept. they build the wedge for me. i said i'm leading up to this? a black wedge? the final version inspired by lights of an oi

a realtor called me up and said, you should look at steven spielberg's house because it's amazing. he's lived there for 40 years. and he's thinking of selling it. said you walk through it and it has jaws and everything in his life and i said that's way to tell a story. you divide somebody's life up into seven chapters and those will vary from person to person. each chapter is represented by an object that person chose to keep over the years. gets you into the story and the time and why it was significant. and also the lessons they learned. it makes it where there and control and invested. what we ended up getting was intimate conversations were even they were surprised about how things connected in their lives. >> objectified premieres next on fox. in the first episode they find out what will surprise viewers most about judge judy. that's how fox reports this sunday september 26, 2017. i'm john roberts. thanks for watching to keep in their home define who they are. this is... - always. welcome to my home. - so good to seeing you. i'm harvey levin, this is the story of one of the mo

bridge trying to get the dog out of the car and there is great footage of him, it looks like a steven spielberg movie. today you watch that footage and you cannot imagine that somebody would run out onto the bridge with this tearing deck. he got up and the dog was too terrified to get out so he gave up and strolled among he was not down a couple times by the movement. and finally got off the bridge and in the few moments that followed him a the deck for away from the hangers and witnesses talk about it being like listening to gunshots. these bolts that are the cable comes down and goes through the deck and there is a big bolt on the bottom to keep it from pulling out, they began to pop and the cables began to snap under the force. the light standards on the bridge are cutting, swirling across rapidly and catching on the cables in just a moment. the connection between two sections of the bridge deck failed and there is a violent twist and tear of the deck and the moments that followed that i'm a huge sections began to fail. and most of the center span of the bridge underneath the big suspension

. >> steven spielberg's 1975 rerelease of close encounters is back. an obsessed man driven to find out about a ufo encounter in the wilderness. >> what are you looking at? >> what am i looking at. >> another semi-wide release is tulip fever. a drama sent in 17th century amsterdam. >> i think i've unlocked the source for a terrorist. >> the action thriller unlocked is available in limited release. it follows a cia interrogator who is trying to stop a biological attack on london. >> will you accept that marriage is dead. >> a couple of comedy offerings, lake bell directs and stars in i do until i don't. and william macy is in the layover, featuring kate upton. a historical drama about india's transition from british rule. for fright fans, there is jackles about a programmer who tries to save a teenage boy. they're going up against the hit man's body guard which is expected to hang on to the number one spot at the box office. in hollywood, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> all right. the mighty buffaloes of colorado take on colorado state in just about 7 hour

>> that's like saying all spielberg movies are the same. >> okay, what was yours? >> instructions on how to clean a post-coital penis. >> why is that even an option? >> imagine a 13-year-old me chanting that. >> what are you guys talking about? >> nothing. >> seth: please welcome to the show, jill kargman, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm so great. >> seth: it's so wonderful to see you as always. i want to ask. so, you created the show, you write the show, you star in the show. it's about a group of female friends in new york. you live in new york. you have female friends here. [ light laughter ] i'm assuming they must know to some degree that the show is based on them. are they aware of that? >> well, it's based on a specific type of mom-bot. and it's not really about parenting. it's more about keeping up. but that subset of women, i don't roll with. i have very different friends. >> seth: gotcha. >> i only have five friends and they are all really normal. i think if you only have five, you might be the one that's not that normal

>> that's like saying all spielberg movies are the same. >> okay, what was yours? >> instructions on how to clean a post-coital penis. >> why is that even an option? >> imagine a 13-year-old me chanting that. >> what are you guys talking about? >> nothing. >> seth: please welcome to the show, jill kargman, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm so great. >> seth: it's so wonderful to see you as always. i want to ask. so, you created the show, you write the show, you star in the show. it's about a group of female friends in new york. you live in new york. you have female friends here. [ light laughter ] i'm assuming they must know to some degree that the show is based on them. are they aware of that? >> well, it's based on a specific type of mom-bot. and it's not really about parenting. it's more about keeping up. but that subset of women, i don't roll with. i have very different friends. >> seth: gotcha. >> i only have five friends and they are all really normal. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] i think if you only have five, you might be th

alphabet entertainment -- in hollywood, i know you had a partnership with amblin and spielberg, you have been patient there. you have been the portis there. what is your strategy? prepared we entertainment for years. we have a seven-years ago. it is not going there and buying a movie company and this and that, when you buy all of the stuff, this is now yours. you have to learn from them. you have to partner with them. i think there are a lot of things we can learn from the hollywood -- partner with them. we should not think it is good, let's buy it. no. you talked about -- stephen: you talked about the coming winter when you listed cameba.com and the winter quickly with the collapse of lehman brothers and the collateral damage. i was watching your progress through the tech bubble and that bursting. so you have had these challenges that wiped familiar names off the board. are we facing a similar kind of tech bubble right now with these billion-dollar unicorns and inflated tech scene? are there in -- any similarities? mr. ma: no, none. not that much. i think the challenge at the time, a lo

i know you had a deal with spielberg. started.t it is not the importance to go buy movie companies. when you buy all the stuff -- you have to learn from them. you have to partner with them. there are a lot of things china entertainment can learn from hollywood, should partner with them. >> you talked about the coming winter in 2007 when you listed alibaba.com. sure enough, the collapse came quickly with -- the winter can quickly with the collapse of lehman brothers. you have had challenges that wiped familiar names off the board. are we facing a similar tech bubble with these billion-dollar unicorns and inflated tech scenes? are there similarities? >> no, not that much. i think the challenge at that time, a lot of people did not understand how powerful the internet is. jumped.ust a lot of people have crazy ideas, do not know how to operate, do not know how to make capital. but today, everyone knows internet is powerful, will change human history. of thehe infrastructure internet, technology, is much better than 10, 15 years ago. if you are not that greedy, if you are not that stupid

quincy was the producer, and-- and steven spielberg was the director. and so, you got the part? i got the part. i loves harpo. god knows i do. but i'll kill him dead 'fore i let him beat me. you were nominated for an academy award. mm-hmm. and you should've won, but didn't win that year. but it's okay, the dress didn't fit, and i wouldn't have been able to get outta the chair. [audience laughs, applauds] so um... speaking about the book club, yeah. you obviously have a love of reading and books. so when did the idea come to have a book club, and when did the idea come to stop doing that? well, see, everything that i have ever done has come out of some kind of-- something that felt true to me. so my greatest business acumen is being true to myself and actually being in touch with what feels like the next right thing. so one of my producers, alice mcgee, and i, exchange books every year for holidays. and whatever had been my particular book that i loved that year, she would always have leather-bound, and write a little inscription in it. and so, one day she came to me around... we