bride-to-be julianne hough gives us the scoop on her upcoming wedding as we fly to barcelona to pick out a gown with supermodel kate upton. >>> and we're back. >> maybe multiple dresses. >>> and we're back. >> on "e.t." >> why kevin james and leah remini are reuniting. >> that was weird. >> yeah. >>> now, for may 1st, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the drama is finally over and "e.t." is there on the set as the new era begins at live. >> here's the thing, nancy, it took 11 months and 68 different co-hosts but kelly ripa has finally found her man and it's ryan seacrest. >> it was the best kept secret in hollywood. >> how did they pull off the surprise? >> carly steel were with them after they officially signed off on their first official broadcast. >>> now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! c how did he do on his first day? >> oh, i mean, a hundred out of ten. i mean, a hundred out of ten. >> how did live keep seacrest a secret? >> they kept most of the staff in the dark so there were no leaks. only a handful of people knew ryan got the gig. the rest found out this mo

bride-to-be julianne hough gives us the scoop on her upcoming wedding as we fly to barcelona to pick out a gown with supermodel kate upton. >>> and we're back. >> maybe multiple dresses. >>> and we're back. >> on "e.t." >> why kevin james and leah remini are reuniting. >> that was weird. >> yeah. >>> now, for may 1st, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the drama is finally over as the new era begins at live. >> here's the thing, nancy, it took 11 months and 68 different co-hosts but kelly ripa has finally found her man and it's ryan seacrest. >> it was the best kept secret in hollywood. >> how did they pull off the surprise? >> carly steel were with them after they officially signed off on their first official broadcast. >>> now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> congratulations, you guys. how did he do on his first day? >> oh, i mean, a hundred out of ten. i mean, a hundred out of ten. >> how did live keep seacrest a secret? >> they kept most of the staff in the dark so there were no leaks. only a handful of people knew ryan got the gig. the rest found out this morni

bride to be julianne hough gives us the scoop on her upcoming wedding as we fly to barcelona to pick out a gown with supermodel kate upton. >>> and we're back. >> on "e.t." >> why kevin james and leah recommend remini are reuniting. >>> now for may 1st, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight" >>> the drama is finally over and "e.t." is there on the set as the new era begins at live. >> here's the thing, nancy, it took 11 months and 68 different co-hosts but kelly ripa has finally found her man and it's ryan sea krast. >> how did they pull off the surprise. >> carly steel were with them after they financial officiallyf their first official broadcast. >>> now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> congratulations, you guys. how did he do on his first day? >> oh, i mean, a hundred out of ten. i mean, a hundred out of ten. he makes everything easy. >> they kept most of the staff in the dark so there were no leaks. only a handful of people knew ryan got the gig. the rest found out this morning. >> we talked about it like a decade ago, a long time ago. you were so ensconced in your other

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"dancing with the stars"'s judge julianne hough is super busy these days. she has that and a dancing tour and a wedding to plan. "e.t." got the latest on the big day. >> three must haves for the wedding. >> best dance floor ever, best music. and lexi and harley have to be a part of it. the dogs doing something. >> and derek will be by her side. she with with him in the northeast for their sold out move beyond live tour. >> we call him grandpa hough. he is so nervous and worried about anything. and i'm like a hurricane. i'm like let's go foull out all the time. >> and she is putting her support behind a campaign to help teachers buy school supplies. >> for everybody who does thanks teach. >> i want you to teach us something. "a" is for abs. >> dancing and moving my hips. if i'm moving my hips i'm using all of my stomach. >> "b" is for brook. how did you know this is the relationship for me? >> when you know you know. and i just -- when we saw each other for the first time. i'm like, and we're done. >> and "c," "c" is for celebration. how do you balance all y

"dancing with the stars"'s judge julianne hough is super busy these days. she has that and a dancing tour and a wedding to plan. "e.t." got the latest on the big day. >> three must haves for the wedding. >> best dance floor ever, best music. and lexi and harley have to be a part of it. the dogs doing something. >> and derek will be by her side. she with with him in the northeast for their sold out move beyond live tour. >> we call him grandpa hough. he is so nervous and worried about anything. and i'm like a hurricane. i'm likt'e les go foull out all the time. >> and she is putting her support help teachers buy school supplies. >> for everybody who does thanks teach. >> i want you to teach us something. "a" is for abs. >> dancing and moving my hips. if i'm moving my hips i'm using all of my stomach. >> "b" is for brook. how did you know this is the relationship for me? >> when you know you know. and i just -- when we saw each other for the first time. i'm like, and we're done. >> and "c," "c" is for celebration. how do you balance all your work with plannin

. >> julianne hough is back. what is the message she wants to send? >> it's about owning who you are as a woman. >> and good luck to you, you're filling some pretty iconic shoes as c.j. you can answer in a minute. >> teasing. why didn't you say so? more when we come back. >>> also ahead, will ferrell goes back to his alma mater to get a doctorate. >>> plus, a rare interview with michelle pfeiffer. what she's telling us about her tv comeback. >>> and, ll cool j in tears. >> he's gone rogue, and he's out for blood. >>> but first, julie chen has a new gig. soap star? >> the key is to not get in a julie chen head too much. just like, hi, how are you doing? >> she's guesting on "y and r" on monday. >> my son was like, you're going to be on tv? i'm like, i'm on tv every day. >> but if her life was a day >>> right now, we talk to the stars of "get food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet fo

. >> julianne hough is back. what is the message she wants to send? >> it's about owning who you are as a woman. >> and good luck to you, you're filling some pretty iconic shoes as c.j. you can answer in a minute. >> teasing. why didn't you say so? more when we come back. >>> also ahead, will ferrell goes back to his alma mater to get a doctorate. >>> plus, a rare interview with michelle pfeiffer. what she's telling us about her tv comeback. >>> and, ll cool j in tears. >> he's gone rogue, and he's out for blood. >>> but first, julie chen has a new gig. soap star? >> the key is to not get in a julie chen head too much. just like, hi, how are you doing? >> she's guesting on "y and r" on monday. >> my son was like, you're going to be on tv? i'm like, i'm on tv every day. >> but if her life was a dayti how far should pure alpine spring water have to travel from its source to the bottle? ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. it's day one of we're playing zombie tag! i'm

julianne moore plays two different roles. the actors one in --the actress won in cannes years ago and was deeply moved by the book. >> i found it so compelling and said universal -- and so universal a story, how when you are young you try to take control of your young life. wonderstruck" is one of moorel movies haynes and worked together on. >> we spend a lot of time looking at silent film and movies from the 1970's, urban two extraordinary era in our history. with a norman and no experience in -- enormous talent and no experience in film. >> i never dreamt my life would be hrere for this. >> the dream continues to the end of the festival and beyond. >> it is little wonder the stars gather here at the cannes film festival every year. as well as michelle williams and inianne moore, she is here " let the sunshine in." my colleague went to meet her. [speaking in french] ♪ >> juliet, hello. thanks for speaking to us. in" is a sunshine story of a search for love. do you think that is what we all want in life? >> it is a search f

it stars michelle williams and julianne moore. she is accompanied by some talented young child actors. let's take a look at them in action. this is seen as a triumphant return for director todd haynes. he directed his 2015 film carol at the festival. it was a word-of-mouth sensation and it won an oscar. there is also a russian film screening tonight. it is called loveless and the critics are expecting great things from that. the director's previous film, leviathan, was very well-received in 2014. genie: let's take a look at today's headlines. emmanuel macron held his first ministerial meeting today with his newly named cabinet. the independent french president giving top spots to conservatives, socialists and political newcomers. departmentstice names a former fbi director as special counsel to oversee the investigation into possible ties between russia and donald trump. the latest twist since the last fbi director was fired last week. to hold its first presidential election since the nuclear deal with the west came into play. the

. >> julianne hough is back. what is the message she wants to send? it's about being confident and beautiful. it's not just a beauty pageant. >> it's about owning who you are as a woman. >> and good luck to you, you're filling some pretty iconic shoes as c.j. what's it like being the new pamela anderson? >> it's like -- >> you can answer in a minute. >> teasing. why didn'tou goes back to his alma mater to get a doctorate. >>> plus, a rare interview with michelle pfeiffer. what she's only telling us about her tv comeback. >>> and, ll cool j in tears. we go on the set of "ncis". >> he's gone rogue, and he's out for blood. >>> but first, julie chen has a new gig. soap star? >> i'm playing julie chen. i'm due "the talk" set. >> the key is to not get in a julie chen head too much. just like, hi, how are you doing? >> she's guesting on "y and r" on monday. that's a big deal because she loved soap operas ever since she was a kid. the role also scored her major points with her son charlie. >> my son was like, you're going to be on tv? i'm like, i'm on tv ever

. >> julianne hough is back. what is the message she wants to send? it's aboutng beautiful. it's not just a beauty pageant. >> it's about owning who you are as a woman. >> and good luck to you, you're filling some pretty iconic shoes as c.j. what's it like being the new pamela anderson? >> it's like -- >> you can answer in a minute. >> teasing. why didn't you say so? more when we come back. >>> also ahead, will ferrell goes back to his alma mater to get a doctorate. >>> plus, a rare interview with michelle pfeiffer. what she's only telling us about her tv comeback. >>> and, ll cool j in tears. we go on the set of "ncis". >> he's gone rogue, and he's out for blood. >>> but first, julie chen has a new gig. soap star? >> i'm playing julie chen. i'm >> the key is to not get in a julie chen head too much. just like, hi, how are you doing? >> she's guesting on "y and r" on monday. that's a big deal because she loved soap operas ever since she was a kid. the role also scored her major points with her son charlie. >> my son was like, you're going to be on tv? i'm like, i'm on tv eve

>> guest: certainly there have been reports that an indictment is likely of julianne assange and wikileaks. my hope is very critical of mr. assange and wikileaks but i think it would be a veryry dangerous thing if we started down the road of the espionage act prosecutions however irresponsible they may be because of their use of information that they weren't entitled to get in the firsthe m place. >> host: some of the competing interest to freedom of speech that you underscore in your book, one of those is national security.able lim so what is a reasonable limit when it comes to freedom of speech when it comes up against national security? >> guest: look, certain types of words have never been protected. spying is not freedom of speech and other things are not freedom of speech just because people say things. lying in court is not freedom of speech. it's perjury.pe people go to jail for it. the national security area seems to me very important to keep open the means of communication to let people have their say even if sometimes it could interfere or potentially interfere with national sec

the name might sound familiar to you -- hollywood actress julianne moore. she went to school here and she wants the name changed to honor supreme court justice thurgood marshall. there is a meeting at 6:30 at the high school and we will let you know what happens next. q mcray, abc7 news. lindsey: another sizzling, summer -like day out there. doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. doug: as temperatures continue to climb slowly but steadily, beautiful shot from nationals park. 85 degrees, light wind. let's check the temperatures. as of noon from 88 in leesburg. 88 in frederick. 82 in quantico. reagan national and 81 degrees. the numbers will climb -- the average high this time in may's six come so we are well above those values. some this afternoon, cloudiness and the potential for an isolated thunderstorm or two. the best chance of that will be west of the metro area. nothing close to the area on radar. west virginia got a couple thunderstorm stopping. we will watch for those to develop closer to the rush-hour in our area. tomorrow," run out west wi

host julianne hough asked the 25-year-old nuclear chemist -- >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege, and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. as a government employee i am granted health care, and i see firsthand that for one to have health care you need to have jobs. >> miss d.c.'s answer on this contentious topic quickly sent twitter into a frenzy. some voicing their support for mccullough while others were less than pleased. mccullough now says she hopes to use her platform to get kids interested in math and science. and you can tune in to "gma" tomorrow for an exclusive interview with miss usa. thanks for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online 24/7 at

host julianne hough asked the 25-year-old nuclear chemist -- >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege, and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. as a government employee i am granted health care, and i see firsthand that for one to have health care you need to have jobs. >> miss d.c.'s answer on this contentious topic quickly sent twitter into a frenzy. some voicing their support for mccullough while others were less than pleased. mccullough now says she hopes to use her platform to get kids interested in math and science. and you can tune in to "gma" tomorrow for an exclusive interview with miss usa. thanks for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online 24/7 at >> just answer 14 questions in 30 minutes, and you too can walk away with $1 million. it's america's favorite get-rich-quick scheme. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] with a million dollars, our first contestant will finally be from

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and there you are, you played julianne moore's character's ex-husband or estranged husband. you were in a custody deal. - yeah, mhm. - i don't know that i was fully aware until much later that you've been in like 50 or 60 films and tv shows and it goes all the way back to salvadore, right. the first thing you did was for oliver stone, and that would have been around '85-'86. - actually the first thing was with allison anders. - first thing was an allison anders movie. talk about that. - called border radio, there were a bunch of other la musicians who were part of it. we had no idea what we were, well they sort of had an idea what they were doing. they had been to ucla, and allison and kurt voss and dean lent were kind of all three runninthe camera and directing and writing and everything like that. and she would say, okay we're gonna do this thing. bring the blue flannel shirt that you were wearing. i look in my closet, there's like three or four blue flannel shirts. - which one, right. - i had no idea, i picked up the one, brought it to the thing, did the thing. and then t

. >> there is julianne moore, in givinchy couture, beautiful, sheer panel, feather detailing. went all out. >> in case you cannot tell, once again, writing our fashion stories. and it looks like street chic has finally hit. >> street chic. >> red carpet. marianne coutierre, blue jeans and white flowing. >> susan sarandon. stole the spotlight in the form fitting emerald green gown, velvet. what's that velvet? yes, it is. plunging neckline. rocked some shades on the red carpet. >> rushing to greet her. bella hadid, second year in a row, wardrobe malfunction. her high leg slip opened up to reveal her undies. >> doubt too many were complaining abut that one. >>> next up, growing controversy over rompers for men, romphims. >> earlier this week we told you about them. the startup launching hoping to have a whole line and combine shorts and shirts. well, onesies for men. >> cam newton. >> did he start it. >> bringing up the rompers. time for kendis to get one. >> come on, cam. ito become dangerous.d for an everyday item new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs saf

the naacp has star power behind it, their protest petition was started by actress julianne moore and producer bruce cohen to rename it. in honor of thurgood marshall. autria: it is starting to heat up outside. summer is around the corner. with summer comes the pool and the not 100% bikini ready? an extreme way to beat the heat could help you beat body fat. is it worth it? the cold, hard scoop on cool sculpting. >> in the northwest offices of plastic surgeon, we are freezing fat. >> cool sculpting works well if you are the right candidate. >> those within 20-30 pounds of their ideal body weight. >> the science is simple. >> it is going to make the fat cells freeze. next three-four months, those cells die and are absorbed in the body. you are saying you are a bodybuilder? >> dennis has done this to freeze off pockets of fat he has found it possible to burn off with diet and exercise. >> took about four months and it started shedding little by little. >> it is not a weight loss procedure. i'm the director of the weight management center. >> at her center, patients lose fat through diet

it was started by actress julianne moore and producer cowen. arguing that it should be named for supreme court justice thurgood marshall. >> where we want an opening reasonable discussion of the issue. >> stephen is an ad hoc committee member that believes everyone should be welcome at the meeting, including the naacp. >> we don't think it's appropriate to have a school in 2017 who fought to defend slavery. >> it's best for school to change the name. it will make everyone feel welcomed. >> if you change the name just because some people don't like it that is erasing history just because of people's opinions. jeff: it starts at 6:30 tonight at j.e.b. stuart high school. we got word late today that a so-called keeping the name meeting will be happening here on tuesday night at the school. the issue will be voted on by the fairfax county public school board next month. jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: anger in the streets of tulsa, oklahoma, overnight after a white police officer was acquitted in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. office

julianne, speaking of moving forward with elections, how do you think this is going to impact democrats? >> i think it is too early to tell. made to get a lot more information. i applaud chris for saying what he is saying, that i think you will see more republicans coming into which is putting country ahead of party. any time you have the president of the united states, while we still need more information, anytime you have the president of the united states if it is true, strong-arming the head of the fbi to stand down on a criminal espionage investigation that could implicate him or his senior coterie of staff, that is the classic definition of obstruction of justice. so while we do not have all of the information now, if some of this is true as senator mccain seems to suspect it may be as the congressman suspect it might be, you are hearing republicans even using the i word now, this is going to be a long, hot summer. things seem to be getting worse every day we find out new information. >> heather: all we know is law enforcement have confirmed to fox, a source that comey documented

the miss usa pageant was hosted by julianne runner up miss new jersey, coming up nba star and kevin did your and the donating $06,000 for new basketball courts. we will talk about how they unveiled the ceremony and announcement coming up. >> creator of this viral video explains why not everyone understood the video's full purpose. we're chat with her next. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> you told him to get his id, sir, and his driver's license. >> you may have seen this video that went viral. appeared to explore the current regulations between police and the african-american community. but the audience didn't quite get the entire story. some say black lives matter, while other say blues lives matter. but what happens when you're black in blue? joining us today to talk more about this, and how it relate to national police week is producer and actress cat a lena everett. this is amazing, how quickly this went viral. not what you were expecting. explain what this is supposed to be. and how it ended up to be. >> it is amazing that it did what it did. but this originally was supposed to be just a

. >> woodruff: coming soon for renee fleming-- she'll be the singing voice of actress julianne moore in a film version of the novel "bel canto." and that's the newshour for tonight. on thursday, we continue our look at the fallout from president trump's firing of james comey and will see the new acting director of the f.b.i. testify on capitol hill. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> supported by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the well-being of humanity around the world by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at rockefellerfoundation.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org narrator: tonight on "quest," discover the earth

i think one of our analysts, julianne zellezar said there have been presidents to tape, so whether or not that's happened is unclear, but what the president seems to imply was that maybe comey was doing the taping, and that's why he said i hope there are no tapes. but whether or not they exist, we see these lawmakers definitely want to see them, if they do. >> but it sure is interesting, the president not letting on if he recorded them. >> right. >> sean spicer refused to answer the same question. >> i won't talk about that. >> but the next battle is over the fbi director and who they appoint. lindsey graham made clear who they do want to see the next appointee. >> right. >> how about the idea of an fbi agent leading the fbi, promoting within the ranks? there are so many good agents, men and women, out there capable of leading the agency. this is up to the president. he has a duty, an obligation to pick somebody beyond reproach outside the political lane. >> lindsey graham was also clear that john cornyn, though, well respected, highly successful senator, would not be the guy that he

. >>> will smith, julianne moore michelle williams. hollywood descending on the cannes film festival in grand form, but what celebrity suffered a wardrobe malfunction on the red carpet. that's coming up. >>> debbie is off. keltie joining us tonight. >> very happy to be here. jimmy fallon is finally speaking out on his rumored drink problem and his late-night ratings drop with steven colbert. >> tracking at number one, jimmy in his own words. >> "the tonight show" baby. this is "the tonight show." thank you for being here. thank you for watching. >> back to the business of late

. >> host julianne hough, ashley graham and even terrence james changed more times than the contestants. >> they were whittled down from ten to five, then final three. miss district of columbia, miss minnesota, miss new jersey. and the winner is? >> the winner is miss d.c.! >> did you fix this? >> i did not fix it. i've never seen her around the streets of washington, d.c. maybe i was too busy working. >> you're now hoping that you will? >> well, this marks d.c.'s second win in a row. kara mccullough is a 25-year-old scientist who went to south carolina state university just down the road from my great alma mater, the university of south carolina. >> she's miss d.c. and she went to south carolina and you never saw her? >> i never saw her. >> i think this is a fix on kenneth's part. but anyway, so it turns out she's actually already catching some heat following her answers to some questions. asked if health care was a right or a privilege. >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. as a government employee i am granted health care and i see firsthand that for one to have health car

. >> host julianne huff says be on outward appearance, the pageant focused on a celebrating women, confident in what they are doing in the communities and voices. >> do you think affordable healthcare for all u. s. citizens is a right or privilege and why? >> i'm going to say it is a privilege. >> the pageant featured the traditional competition with sirk salai -- cirque du soleil and country star brett eldridge. >> ♪ . >> newly crowned miss usa winter will move on to compete in the miss universe contest. in las vegas, andrew crack fox news. >>> another suspicious car fire and a spay but this happened right after police arrested a man in connection with the recent car arson last week when neighbors saw this incident. >> a warning for warriors, how you can get scammed if you try to buy or sell game tickets. crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. whether you're after supreme

fox, julianne margulies and michael bloomberg all among the famous faces lending their help to #handsonlycpr. >> check to see if they're breathing, call 911 and start start chest compressions. >> it truly is life saving. >> reporter: doctors stress that speed is key. if you see someone who is not breathing and wait for medical help, well, then it's most likely too late. that's why this campaign is about everyone learning to do compressions. amy. >> all right, jesse, let's bring in d j recommendations changed? >> it really has to do with statistics. there are about 350,000 out of hospital attacks a year. survival rate is poor. 90% die. for every one minute of down time without cpr survival rate drops by 10% and studies show cpr saves lives and hands only saves lives so that's the take home message. >> why are chest xregs alone enough to save a life. >> it's two main reason, number one, if you witness someone drop out of a hospital, they actually have enough oxygen in their blood if it's circulated and that's what the chest compressions are doing. the other thing is it's been shown and known t

. >> host julianne huff and terrence jay say beyond outward appearance this year' pass jenn focused on celebrating women, their confidence, what their doing in their communities and their voices. >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. >> pageant did feature the traditional swimsuit compe competition. as well as musical acts by pitbull, circ-du-soleil and country star brett eldr e eldri. ♪ >> definitely was a good show to watch. they does receive a fair share of backlash via social media fort answers she gave spec specifically with regard to health care being a privilege, and the fact that she is not a feminist. nonetheless, the and as the newly crowned miss usa she will now move on to compete in the miss universe contest. >> i can't imagine with 51 women on the stage when we had just three here in the loft miss dc, miss virginia and miss maryland, equally impressive. >> i know. >> when it comes to they're resume and everything flave done to this point. >> amazing. >> all i know, loo

. >> host julianne huff and terrence jay say beyond outward eastern this year's pageant focusing on celebrating women, their confidence, what they're doing in their communities and their voices. >> do you think affordable care act for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. >> the pageant did feature the traditional swimsuit compe competition. as well as musical acts by pitbull, circumstance queue sole lay and country star brett eldridge. >> ♪ she did receive though a fair share of backlash via social media fort answer she gave specifically with regard to health care being a privilege. nonetheless, the crown is hers. and as the newly crowned miss usa shell move on to compete in miss universe contest not to bury the lead but we want to mention one of our editors here at fox5 al richardson his daughter now becomes the new miss d.c. >> we got to get a picture of her up and running. >> we got to have her in the loft. >> for recognition. >> so exciting. >> thanks, holly. >> imagine walking out to your driveway and seeing a bar in your c

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version, because her son is one of the dancers on dancing with the stars and she also raised derek and julianne hough, who danced in the same programme. so what we have is someone supremely qualified to step into leng goodman‘s twinkie toed shoes. qualified to step into leng goodman's twinkie toed shoes. and they are big shoes to fill and, of course, they have —— there has then speculation about other contenders and there will be people at home with broken hearts who were hoping to see anton do back in that role.” think the show needs a little bit of pizzazz, really, because leng goodman going is such a big departure going —— len goodman. this is not somebody who has done this sort of role for several years, so to have an unknown quantity coming in is sort of the show needs to keep it and interesting and i‘m sure that whoever ends up being paired with anton du beke will be pleased that he has remained as part of the cad res of he has remained as part of the cadres of male dancers. people like seeing anton on the dance floor teamed up with someone who, shall we say, probably won‘

and julianne moore. and naomi harris shined in a beautiful rainbow gown by gucci. and check out susan sarandon. everyone raving about how great she looked. and reese witherspoon spoptoppey ellen. her mom was in the audience. they talked about their special bond and even some inappropriate texts. >> betty sends inappropriate texts and you share them with everyone. >> on my instagram, i do. >> do you mind that she shares those? you know what you're saying, right? >> yeah. >> she was telling the kids the other day she went to the apple store to update her computer, and she said to the guy, he said beautiful any storage left. she goes, don't worry, all my nude selfies in the cloud. >> the entire audience broke out in laughter. reese said she hopes that's not true. that's your pop start. >>> okay. >> gets you in trouble every time. >> my mom just texts, what's the cloud. let us turn to our ongoing series called undercover. we're bringing you stories you don't always see in the headlines. >> this week we're on the front lines of america's fight against addiction. >> a li

and julianne moo morell was the pro. my strategy is get the ball over the net. >> no problem. >> shall we play? >> yes. >> it's not going to surprise anyone that i wasn't a great athlete growing up. i've always been a klutz. i've never been good at sports. i always was the last person chosen for any sports team. the only sport that i had just a flicker of some ability at was tennis. i went to tennis camp every summer. and in tucson, arizona, that's a commitment because it's 120 degrees every, single day. but right away, this didn't feel like tennis camp. it felt like training for wimbledon. >> good, savannah. very good. >> oh, my god. i'm already tired. lesson one. >> you all right? >> yeah. it's times like this, in moments of doubt and self-reflection, i have to dig deep and say to myself, what would roger federer do? there's one tennis player i love above all others. and his name is roger federer. i like to call him the rog. i love him so much. he just won the australian open. it was the most amazing thing. actually, i

that computer we will have more definitive information about how he was in touch with wikileaks than juliann julian assange today reporting that he was affirming that -- confirming that, in fact, seth rich was the source of these dnc e-mails to wikileaks and that he was shot by someone. but no suspect. ainsley: it seems very suspicious. you know what's interesting, though? the parents aren't pursuing it. steve: they were told it was a robbery. >> i don't know what to say about that. but when people don't want information to get out and when an election is on the line, you know, again, reading between the lines, a lot of people will do a lot of things that otherwise they wouldn't do when hundreds of millions of dollars are on the line. brian: one thing said over and over again, it wasn't the russians. it was somebody else. >> consistently. and, again, people say assange, you can't trust assange. we don't know. but this is at least something that's worth reporting on, isn't it? an aggressive lack of curiosity on the part of the frothing media that is hell bent on portraying this administration