ryan is exactly right. most of the pollution issues that we deal with on air quality comes from asia. we made tremendous progress in asia. so this theory that republicans somehow are about deregulation and not concerned about the environment, that is not the case. what this administration is about is not using the power of the government to penalize our industry and treat them as enemies as opposed to advocates and friends come and do more for the environment than the rest of the world does on a naval basis. -- an annual basis. we should celebrate that, not demean it. and so, look, it is exciting what's going on domestically with respect to our energy economy, but ryan's exactly right. we are exporting lng, we're exporting coal, we're doing substantial -- and we should because it is going to be better for air quality for the entire world. jackie, i'll tell you, when you look at the actual environmental record of this administration, attainment, 10% air quality better under this administration. the united st

we're hanging out with one of our favorites, ryan reynolds! his new movie, "pokémon: detective pichu" is in theaters next friday. ryan and i are about to face off in a new game called "spit take roulette." now, here's how this works.av we12 cups. >> okay. >> jimmy: five of them are full of water, the rest of full of hat are not ds water. [ laughter ] on your turn, you pick a cup and you take a big sip. if it's not water, you have to swallow it. [ audience ohs ] if it is water, you get to spit it in the other pers's face. [ laughter ] first person -- >> why are we doing this? my: why are we doing this? i have no idea. [ laughter ] first person to get water fit in theire three times loses. [ laughter ] we wrote this. i don't know why. all right, let's put on our safety glasses because -- [ laught ] safety is sexy. here we go. >> it is very sexy. >> jimmy: ryan, since you are our guest, i will be going first. [ laughter ] all right. which one, which one? cheers and applause ] >> i call this one. >> jimmy: that one? let's see what happens there.

oh, no. >> jimmy: yeah, here's ryan reynolds in "fifteen." look at this. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> oh. oh. >> jimmy: you were billy? >> wow, yes. i was billy. i'm still billy. >> jimmy: who played the drums. >> who played the drums -- i was actually -- i was actually just a life support system hooked up to teeth at that age. [ laughter ] i was like -- it's like, "wow." that's amazing. >> jimmy: you really had a good set of choppers back then. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i guess you kind of grow into your teeth. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what happens. i want to talk about "pokémon detective pikachu." >> you're excited, yes. >> jimmy: yeah. i am excited. [ cheers and applause ] i love pokémon. i saw this trailer in front of -- i forget what movie i took my kids to, and it crushed. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i was like, "oh, my god, that's ryan." >> it's amazing. yeah, it's an amazing movie. >> jimmy: it's really great. and you know -- you also, the way you market your movies, i'm a big fan of the way you do this, because you always make

paul ryan really kept his mouth shut. they oftentimes are at odds behind the scenes but learned very quickly that they could get a lot more done having argumentse privately with the president and going off on twitter. >> he at the beginning had no problem popping off on tron. he realized leaders that it was more productive to do a behind the scenes. this is a guy that spent literally his entire career telling voters and members of his v party that he was can be the responsible steward of government. for sober leaders and mild-mannered. and then he basically rejected that view of republican miss him.is hit a take a fork in the road. and he made his decision. the president notably never gave her a nickname. still hasn't. we've talked about that. but not for nancy pelosi. and there is a scene that you write about it's an interview with the president. if nancy pelosi needed the votes i would've got them that. i have anna and jake on our show today. in advance of this event. and you said something that nancy pelosi and donald

click, call or visit a store today. >>> ryan reynolds is shaking things up. swapping the anti-ro image for super hero cuteness. voicing a pikachu character based on the popular pokemon franchise. here's aid rdrian bankert. >> i can assure all the parents out there, the only f-bomb i drop is fuzzy. >> reporter: he is voicing detective pikachu. >> i know you can't understand me. but put down the stapler or i will electrocute you! ♪ i want to be the very best >> reporter: first, a video game, pokemon is the highest-grossing franchise of all time. the multi-billion dollar poke-craze is beloved in comics, the game pokemon go and now a live-action film. and it all started here in japan. >> i mean, if you buy a ticket to see detective pikachu in japan, it's actually, it qualifies as a tax-deductible religious contribution. >> reporter: you are so crazy. >> just for everyone at home. if you are in japan, write that off on your taxes. >> reporter: ryan and i met at sushi mafia in tokyo. oh. wrong hand. already. >> come on. get it together or get out! hey! >> reporte

>> reporter: hey, ryan. this is really an instance that encapsulates just how much president trump trusts kim jong-un and how much he's staking in their personal relationship. he's essentially ignoring the outlook of his national security adviser, ambassador john bolton, who was attacked in north korean press earlier today, they put out a statement saying that he was a war maniac and that many of his ideas weren't logical. the president also clearly ignoring shinzo abe's take on this even as abe was standing just a few feet away. and he said that the missile launches by north korea, the short range ballistic missile tests carried out last month were regretful. the president here is clearly not on the same page. abe has to walk a fine line, though, with president trump. he wants to engage in bilateral trade talks with kim jong-un one on one and he needs president trump's support to do that, so he was very polite and measured in his response. nevertheless the president's remarks are raising eyebrows. we should

i'll ask he thinks of tim ryan's idea and his future. coming up, president trump versus his own top advisors. it's not just tensions with iran that are growing. it's tensions inside the white house about tensions over iran. ist been two weeks since the mueller report will be made public. when will he himself be able to go public? >> do you think there's a chance that mueller doesn't want to testify? >> i have no way of knowing that. testify? >> i have no way of knowing that even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can exp

she was spotted leaving london with a jake ryan t shirt. >> i that. internet, help me. >>> tonight, dutch duerek hough the stage at the grand ole opry. before that only we caught up with derek at the children's hospital. he hung out with young patients at the ryan seacrest patient foundation for music, dancing and q&a. >> what is your favorite snack food? >> what's my favorite snack food? my favorite snack food is popcorn. >> mine too. >> i love popcorn. i love popcorn. >> i heard that you have a cameo in harry potter. >> that's right. i was in the first harry potter movie. i was in it as a virginia i had a robe, and a scarf and a tie. i actually might have taken it home from the original movie. do not do that, kids. for me, i'm an uncle of like 20. i have so many nieces and nep w nephews so i love kids. i'm going to have kids some day. to see the parents here, to see their strength, their love, it's beautiful. >> derek is going to make a great dad. >> he is. for more ways to help, you can donate to childrenshospital.org. >>> when we come back, j.lo r

. >> ryan reynolds, what are you thinking? >> they're so cute, you're going to want some babies. >> great job, nischelle. >> really good job. >>> coming up, the crew that could be together again. ♪ >> it really is hard to believe it's been nearly 20 years since "beverly hills: 90210" went off the air. but here's the good news. it's getting a reboot this summer. >> and we just got our look at the gang all back together. and i'm still deciding between the guys. i like them all. bye, everybody. ♪ >> there it is, baby. right there. >> let's do it. >> scripts in hand, smiles on faces. in this new preview, the og cast is reunited and it feels so good. >> we're doing our first promo shoot for "90210." >> the six-episode series starts shooting at the end of the month. the premiere is set for august on fox. >> just taking us all back to a different time. >> the cast even had some fun with their action figures at a mini peach pit. >> why is donna like that? >> i'm not going to lie. e,ir is luke perry, who passed away in march. a sou

she was spotted leaving london with a jake ryan t shirt. >> i that. internet, help me. >>> tonight, dutch duerek hough the stage at the grand ole opry. before that only we caught up with derek at the children's pa at the ryan seacrest patient foundation for music, dancing and q&a. >> what is your favorite snack food? >> what's my favorite snack food? my favorite snack food is popcorn. >> mine too. >> i love popcorn. i love popcorn. >> i heard that you have a cameo in harry potter. >> that's right. i was in the first harry potter movie. i was in it as a virginia i had a robe, and a scarf and a tie. i actually might have taken it home from the original movie. do not do that, kids. for me, i'm an uncle of like 20. i have so many nieces and nep w nephews so i love kids. i'm going to have kids some day. to see the parents here, to see their strength, their love, it's beautiful. >> derek is going to make a great dad. >> he is. for more ways to help, you can donate to childrenshospital.org. >>> when we come back, j.lo donate to childrenshospital.org. >>> whe

. >> ryan reynolds, what are you thinking? >> they're so cute, you're going to want some babies. >> great job, nischelle. >> really good job. >>> coming up, the crew that could be together again. rebounding again and at the same thing happened in game 4. and i go back to milwaukee. completely discombobulated and a lot of people in boston, don't know their next season others in big trade they don't know it causes certain going to resign and there's a lot it is a lot confusion a lot uncertainty and tonight i mean i've been hearing people saying they think bosses take night. but what have you really seen over the past 3 game ♪ >> it really is hard to believe it's been nearly 20 years since "beverly hills: 90210" went off the air. but here's the good news. it's getting a reboot this summer. >> and we just got our look at the gang all back together. and i'm still deciding between the guys. i like them all. bye, everybody. ♪ >> there it is, baby. right there. >> let's do it. >> scripts in hand, smiles on faces. in this new previ

ryan: absolutely they can. you would be a fool to rule apple out of any of these businesses, right, in terms of hardware. so no question, they are dominating the wearable market whether that is air pods or apple watch. they are owning basically the majority market share in both of those categories. so let's not overlook that and clearly they are highlighting that. as julie mentioned in the last segment, going into the service business, we talk about this because it is a shift for the company, but it is not an easy play. they will have different competitors, people investing in areas they have not as significantly. so they have challenges ahead, but it is not to say that anyone should rule them out by any means. caroline: in other news, it seems as though the apple card has been terrific, thus far. that is what tim cook has been saying on the call. and apple pay transactions as well, expected to top $10 billion by 2019. julie, how much is this fin tech angle of apple overlooked as a future area of growth? julie:

tim ryan joins us. yourot elected because democratic opponent in the primary was essentially nafta free trade. ,f you go free trade in america doesn't mean political death? rep. ryan: it is not popular because no one dealt with the underbelly of free trade. that is causing a great deal of stress and anxiety and economic anxiety in america. community is like youngstown, , the, gary, indiana southern textile towns, no one cared. no one had an agenda for them. we knew globalization had to happen and free trade creates wealth in the aggregate, but these communities were left behind and no one cared. progressives and liberals of the democratic party only get there agriculture shrink-wrapped at whole foods. you are living the reality of farmers. when you hear the president talk about patriot farmers, how do you react? rep. ryan: it is a joke. the president has no agenda for rural america. farmers have not made a profit in five years. the industrial agriculture approach we have taken is destroying our soil and

. >> ryan shazier is not getting up. >> glor: and doctors were not sure an n.f.l. star would ever walk again. watch him now. good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. there has been a school shooting in colorado. this was the scene at the charter school in highlands ranch as police converged late this afternoon. the school has more than 1,800 students, k-12. it is 20 minutes south of columbine high where 12 students and a teacher were killed 20 years ago. mola lenghi is following late developments. >> reporter: just before 2:00 local time tuesday a call of shots fired at the stem school highlands ranch outside denver. police stormed the school, going classroom to classroom, searching for shooters while other deputies canvassed outside the school. >> reporter: at least eight >> reporter: at least one student was killed, seven others were injured. we were with send, standing outside in the parking lot right n >> we were standing outside in the parking lot next to the high school. we saw an officer walk in with a patrol rifle and a vest right after

. >> what ryan reynolds revealed before their debut. >>> breaking big bang baby news. >>> and royal baby buzz is getting louder.hat harry and meghan's baby is near. just don't ask dad. >>> then, kelly clarkson's health crisis. her emergency surgery just after hosting the billboard music awards. >>> plus, a star wars icon remembered. we're with the cast mourning the man behind chewbacca. >> it's really hard to lose someone you love that much. >>> and your exclusive backstage pass to the new kids on the block tour. the guys giving us all the right stuff. >> where do you like to sit. >> front row. erybody. thanks for joining us. we have a lot of news >> yep, let's jump right in. here is tonight's top story. >>> surprise. blake lively and ryan reynolds are expecting baby number three. >> babies are great, aren't they? i love babies. >> blake went for a couture confirmation at the new york premiere of "pokemon: detective pikachu." the couple have always been pretty private when it comes to their personal life, so they waited until after ryan finished interviews to make this surprise reveal. >

. >> what ryan reynolds revealed before their debut. >>> breaking big bang baby news. >>> and royal baby buzz is getting louder. now signs that harry and meghan's baby is near. just don't ask dad. >>> then, kelly clarkson's health crisis. her emergency surgery just after hosting the billboard music awa >>> plus, star wars icon remembered. we're with the cast mourning the man behind chewbacca. >> it's really hard to lose someone you love that much. >>> and your exclusive backstage pass to the new kids on the block tour. the guys giving us all the right stuff. >> where do you like to sit. >> front row. >> the best view of my butt. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hi, everybody. thanks f j week. >> yep, let's jump right in. here is tonight's top story. >>> surprise. blake lively and ryan reynolds are expecting baby number three. >> babies are great, aren't they? i love babies. >> blake went for a couture confirmation at the new york premiere of "pokemon: detective pikachu." the couple have always been pretty private when it comes to their personal life, so they waited until after ry

. >> who is the nicer comedian, ry ryan reynolds or ryan gosselin? >> i'm going to say ryan reynolds. i have never met ryan gossling. he's nice for a short guy. >> charlize, asking the tough questions. >> is canadian bacon better than american bacon? >> no. [ bleep ]. >> do you think you could beat me in a fight? >> no. >> charlize -- >> is your name charlize theron? >> yes. >> do you pronounce it theron? >> yes. >> these are photos of you in 1996 and 2019. are you aware you have not aged? >> no, i have aged. >> okay. >> keep an eye on the needle? >> are you a vampire? >> no, i have aged. >> just answer that. >> no, i'm not a vampire. >> are you a vampire. >> she hasn't aged. she's definitely a vampire. >> we have intimate scenes in our film? >> do we? >> am i a better kisser than vin diesel? >> yes, you are. >> thank god. >>> some people are so into the water sports they cannot wait to get into water sport season. david and his life live up in canada. they are part of a youtube channel and it's just beginning. they say fall has come sooner than expe

and ryan told me, i asked him if jennifer is here. he said no, but he said there are a lot of texas aggies in here who know me well. so ryan is starting out in irving, texas. he was a businessman. he went to texas a&m. he started a great big company that really makes sense. he is the first engineer in the history of the railroad commission. he has an idea about efficiency, about ratio, he understands mathematical terms. and inflection points. that can bring to bear texas and its assets and resources to where they will be utilized properly for the benefit of the people of the state of texas. please help me welcome our railroad commissioner. [applause] mr. sitton: i have to brag on pete. i did not remind pete what my wife's name was. he just walked up and said, is jennifer here? and i said no. but he said, you are an aggie right? he just remembered that. it's interesting how those moments stick in your mind when with someone like pete did, he honored me, thank that.or can you think of a time in your life when something happened that cha

shoes tonight. >> reporter: do people ever get you and ryan confused? >> i think we're just two white dudes. sometimes he wears glasses, too. two white guys with glasses, you don't know the difference, but ryan's a lot richer than i am. i don't know that they get us that confused. there's so many different kinds of wonderful artists here. >> reporter: you're an integral part of the show. is it intimidating? >> to walk out on the stage with those big "american idol" letters are on, i go if i could tell the kid in me watching this show that this was going to happen i don't think i would have believed me. it's a legacy. and i don't want to be the one to screw it up. really, i don't. >> reporter: 39-year-old bones is having a moment. but it was a long road to get here. >> you know, i come from a really small town of 700 people in mountain pine, arkansas. i grew up without a dad, and my mom was an addict, too, who ended up dying in her 40s. for me, i needed to break the cycle somehow. i needed to get an education and get out. i was the first kid to graduate

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foyears to come. >> ryan,hort-term pay for long-term gain? >> all we're seeing now is the pain without accompanying gain. i think the american people were support *eu6 of president trump shaking things up and trying a new approach witchina, i think there was merit it in, but they nted to achieve a purpose not attack china on principa princid now we're in is escalatory spiral where neither appears to want to take a step back fromin the and i don't think that's a good place for the united states to be. >> let me ask about leverage now. whews more leverage, the united states or china, and do both leaders believe right now that they can actually push the other e ound? >> i ht. pushing the other around for no goal is not a good strategy to get what you want. do i think the u.s. has more leverage. the president is right ab that. but the leverage has to be applied over an extended period of time. if the b presidecomes impatient as it seems he was late last year and early this year, then we can't use that leverage. the u.s. leverage advantage is a lo

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see the web page for blue origin and they are working on a robotic lunar lander called blue moon so ryan take us through this are you as excited as jeff bezos is or are you worried at all because next 5 years sounds too soon. yeah you know i'm definitely i would say i am as excited as he is if not more because i have been in the inner community for a while and i would love to have you know my own apollo to see humans back on the things i'm concerned about the timing is really short i'm not saying we can't do it but there's a lot of infrastructure that still needs to be in place we need to have a rocket that's ready to go into the lander that's ready to go we need to have astronauts who are who are trained not only to fly these things but trained and feel geology and how to actually do science once they're on the moon and how to exploit the resources so there's a lot of work that needs to be done but i think it's very feasible and i'm excited to see all of the excitement from the administration and the commercial companies squeezed so and so i know you're excited and you know there are ma

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juliette kayyem, ryan lizza, as well as april ryan. good evening to one and all. so, ryan lizza and -- you first. i want to talk about this new piece from eugene robinson. it says, trump has no kwd what he is doing. he writes in part, i know he can be clever politically in a tactical sense. i know his lies are often both deliberate and effective. i know his utter shamelessness can come off as a kind of warped genius, but the only thing profound about trump is the truly spectacular depth of his ignorance. we've seen this ignorance on immigration, on russia, iran, north korea, tariffs and the list goes on. do you think president trump has a grip? >> well, i mean just take one example, and that is the tariff situation, this trade war with china. so at a fundamental level, the president keeps saying that it's china that pays these tariffs rather than american companies passing them on to consumers and american consumers paying what is essentially a tax. there's been a lot of reporting about this, axios had a very good piece about this quoting former advisers, noting t

ryan: absolutely. that was a big surprise for us. we are very surprised how france, italy, and spain are behaving. despite its high unemployment rate, can be a positive. and if it is performing this way with 14% unemployment, imagine how it would perform with 10% or 5% unemployment. yes, it is a big positive. france might be the outlier because france's economy is well diversified. it is linked to china, and it is leveraged on global growth. manus: under love and underground -- under owned is a moniker for european equities. has there been a shift and do you expect a further shift as a result of maybe this data having based out? ryan: absolutely. we and clients are observing it but the finger is on the trigger and we are ready. europe is back on the menu. manus: does it give mario draghi breathing room? i don't mean panic's tim you list, but maybe having to do the quantum of targeted lending that the market is assuming? ryan: we were talking about it and laughing about it last night because it is saved

. >> cnn's ryan young is on the phone with us. ryan, what is the latest on the search for those missing workers? >> reporter: well, guys, you took a look at that video, it's really unbelievable and devastating the explosion, of course, led to a people taken to the hospital, but sadly there's still three employees missing. it's hard to look for them because the structure of the building. they so far think it's unsafe. it's difficult to try to get fire crews to go in and look for the three unaccounted employees. it happened at a silicone plant, and apparently the fort damaged other nearby building. just look at this video, the building is a total loss, but finding those missing workers will be tough, but that's the number one goal. >> somebody in wisconsin i think said they were 15 miles away and they felt their home shake. have you heard anything about that surrounding area and what those folks are dealing with? >> reporter: absolutely. from what we were told, that explosion had such force there were people in the nearby area who t

it makes sense why not but i do have a question that's coming in i in our live you tube chad maybe ryan you can answer this he tender a rapper saying wait a minute who has a story over the. you know no one no one has that authority i mean there is this treaty that's been signed but essentially no one owns the. you know the u.s. is gone and we played it flags but we don't own that soil beneath you know the landers there so no one owns it no one really truly has that authority it's just like bernard said it's a peaceable place we hope that everyone who who plans to send a lander or a spacecraft to the moon does it with the intention of exploring and learning and you know getting humans out yonder but you don't need to know you'll need to because the deep sea with nobody owns it but you can go fishing there on the moon result ownership you still have to go to rekey to deploy to to there to to fish or to explode the resources and then after we have to discuss how we distribute the bit if each of the sources so that's an interesting debate do we can we use it also for the rest of the road wh

for ars to come. >> ryan, srt-term pay for long-term gain? >> all we're seeing now is the pain without accompanying gain.e i thinkamerican people were support *eu6 of president trump shaking things up and trying a new approach with ina, i think there was merit it in, but th wanted to achieve a purpose not attack china on principa princid now we're in ths escalatory spiral where neither app want to take a step back from the brink and i don't think that's a good place for the united states to be >> let me ask about leverage now. whews more leverage, the united states or china, and do both leaders believe right now that they can actually push the other noound? >> i hop. pushing the other around for no goal is not a good strategy to get what you want. do i think the u.s. has more leverage. the president is right about that. but the leverage has to be applied over an extended period of time. if the president becomes impatient as it seems he was late last year and early this year, then we can't use that leverage. the u.s. leverage advantage is a lo

>> what hubby ryan revealed before the debut. >> i feel so weak all the time. >> alex trebeck candid on his emotional cancer battle. big bang star says goodbye. but wait, is another spin off in the works? >> two big et exclusives. two kids in tow. >> makes for a wonderful mess. >> cardi b is ready to hustle and make money moves with j-lo. >> this is entertainment tonight. news on alex trebeck with his stage four cancer battle. >> the latest on two star shockers. joe jonas and sophie's wedding and blake lively steps out with a baby bump. surprise! blake lively and ryan reynolds are expecting baby number three. >> babies are great, aren't they? i love babies. >> she went for a couture confirmation and the couple has always been private when it comes to their personal life and they waited to make the surprise. >> i evaporate seen a carpet this chaotic in a long time. that was pretty intense. >> and we are absolutely living for blake's maternity style. she showcased her bump in a slip dress by retro fit. the couple has two daughters, 4-year-old james and two-year-old inez. now to joe jon

for top first as their costs are says to find in tragedy captured by a camera lens will i ask is or ryan miller who documented the wars in iraq afghanistan and many other places. always in the sake of it but never in the fray always a witness never a participant wolf it's all give us don't take sides but the pictures and photos of tragedies really help prevent them or do they only make people aware and do images of conflict really reflect reality. zariah miller award winning photographer who put himself in the line of danger to document wars in iraq afghanistan gaza welcome to the show it's great to have you with us can't wait to talk to you so zoraida you say that you always are brass to portray is a reality of what you see are you remaining an impartial observer of the advanced you are shooting. yeah i think impartial is something every journalist strives for it doesn't mean that i'm not emotionally invested in what i photograph obviously i am a human being and i have opinions on what i see and i have opinions on what is right and what is wrong and injustice and i'll obviously try ever

helps me learn music better and then it helps me learn sedition citizenship ryan isn't ymc owes 4 point o club the kids who get all a's get special experiences so he knows excellence in academics. >>and use >>are essential. >>your daughter evelyn. >>and ryan is the second and his family to go through the program, big sister evelyn wound up at a college in boston with the help of the have her college application. also the financial support. these families know a one hour private music lessons can cost upwards of $125 and. >>their appreciation to doing to war to introduce critical smportance program flow from >>united to be more confidt in his music it's time to embrace his differences and you can see the growth in them physically and emotionally and in their character as they study. >>daisy stresses harmony not just in music but as part of her citizenship training before we have 13 ethnic groups in this program r have race baiting name calling none of that. >>this is happening not just with music and she's hoping just become better person overall because shes something called it the powe

he will be on gma and live with kelly and ryan later this morning. also our fantastic colleague with them live in the studio and i have never been more jealous of anyone in my entire life. >> crazy. >> i saw that that was posted. >> those performances, it was three hours of nonstop entertainment. >> look at all this time we gave to it too. >>> next, after two years, scarlet johansson and colin jost are getting married. >> colin it will be his first marriage and scarlet's third. a wedding date is not yet set. so congrats to them. >> you get it? >> jost, not josh. >> just joshing with you. >>> next to a classic piece of mid-century men's wear. >> the baby blue terry cloth onesie worn in the 1964 james bond film has been recreated by a luxury men's wear brand. >> despite the stiff price tag of $440 and needing a perfect physique, they sold out in a matter of hours. no word if they will be restocking any time soon. >> how many did you order? >> i got a couple. >> will ganss might let me borrow one of his as well. >> if you're lucky. >>> one of the most e

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of war for top first as their catharsis to find in tragedy captured by a camera lens will i ask the ryan miller who documented the wars in iraq afghanistan and many other places. always in the sake of it but never in the fray always a witness never a participant wolf it's all give us don't take sides but the pictures. and photos of tragedies really help prevent them or do they only make people aware and do images of conflict really reflect reality. zariah miller award winning photographer who put himself in the line of danger to document wars in iraq afghanistan gaza welcome to the show it's great to have you with us can't wait to talk to you so zoraida you say that you always are brass to portray is a reality of what you see are you remaining an impartial observer of the vans that you are shooting. yeah i think impartial is something every journalist strives for it doesn't mean that i'm not emotionally invested in what i photograph obviously i am a human being and i have opinions on what i see and i have opinions on what is right and what is wrong and injustice and i'll obviously try ev

so it was no surprise when ryan announced he would be the first into the top three. next up my girl madison. and here's the moment ryan announced the final person who will be competing for the title next week. >> the final person to get a hometown celebration and compete in the finale on "american idol" is -- alejandro. >> that top three will compete for the title of "american idol" on sunday night. i know. i was like half expecting them to fly in and light the crowd on fire. there was so much drama on tv. i was so torn. so idol is definitely a favorite show of mine but my favorite in the whole world is "big little lies". this new poster was released on friday. they all have the letters of the big little lies covering their mouths. and merle, i was like she's got some stuff to say. and reese witherspoon herself retweeted me. just wait, merle wants answers. the second season of "big little lies" airs on hbo on june 9th. >> you're observant. out. that extra "r" is for reese. it's for really excited. >>> next the nfl star who transported himself off the football field a

>> come here. >> will ryan. pleasure to meet you. >> it's great to meet you. >> i think you're our most excited fan. >> my dream right here, coming true. >> is that right? >> yeah, it must go with the name will that guy's so amped. if you think he was amped, he was nothing compared to katy perry last night. the judge getting so into lane's performance that she couldn't stand. yeah, luke and lionel had to fan her to bring her back to life. after lacy's performance, she cried. katy also sharing her personal top five. that wig collection that you see right there ahead of the show. but the true stars of last night's episode, the vocals. max and lane, wade, lacy, alejandro, jeremiah delivering show-stopping performances. i can't remember a season with so much talent, which is why the results announced at the end of the show were especially brutal. america voting to keep madison, lane, alejandro, and wade safe, which means the judges needed to use their save either on jeremiah or lacy kay booth. take a look at the "ga

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. >>> plus, ryan reynolds in action as his pregnant wife blake makes it a family affair >>> and -- >> it's my party. >> only "e.t." is invited to j.lo's big celebration. behind the skeebs of her >>> minutes away on "e.t." aladdin's big box office weekend as the genie grants one more ♪ >>> blake lively was in full mommy-mode caring for two kids and a growing baby bump. they were in boston this weekend to support dad, ryan reynolds, as he filmed a fight scene for his new movie, "free guy." and i just love this -- blake and ryan actually work opposite schedules so the family can always be together. >> they're always on set with him. >> that's great. keeping it all together. >>> here's another action dad we love, chris hemsworth. the avenger has signed on with "the men in black." and only we can take you behind the scenes. >> hold on tight. >> i was certainly a fan myself, but there was such an excitement over what the next chapter could be. >> chris' new chapter hits the box office seven years after "mib 3" in total, will smith's o.g. trilogy made more than $1.6 billion. "men in black:

ryan, you got on the ground an hour ago, and you've been images. us these remarkable what else have you seen? >> reporter: yeah, i can tell you at this point, we've been talking to residents who are starting to poke out of their houses and tell us about their harrowing night. they heard the sounds start around 10:30 last night, and they didn't expect this kind of power. when you look back this direction, you can see where the storms were to cut a path right through this neighborhood. one woman was telling us she was trying to get home at the time. she felt the pressure around her body as this storm got close. there are scenes like this for over a mile and a half. guys, as we walk down here, it seems this storm cut a path just from house to house to house. the good news here, seven people injured, and if you look back this way, when i say it is good news, no one was killed in this storm. we were just talking to a firefighter. they were surprised about all the extensive damage they have here and no serious injuries. we're told three of the people who

that's the concern. >> your thoughts on this, ryan. the president as you know is now on his way to japan. our kaitlan collins and kevin liptak have reporting on how these unfold not just for the president but the staff. r flight watching tv.ent spends he doesn't like to sleep that much. when he arrive, the hotel room needs to have fox news. he gets grumpy when he's not the guest of honor on these trips. that doesn't sound like the ideal necessarily preparation for a high stations international meeting this. reporting from kaitlan collins and kevin -- >> great reporting from them. look, sounds very much like trump. the fact i still -- i don't think i'll ever get used to this as long as he is president that he spends a huge amount of -- his time watching tv and watching cable news. i mean, on cable news, you know, most days and i don't watch as much as the president of the united states. that is not shocking but certainly newsworthy and the other fact if he gets grumpy when things are not about him. that sounds like trump. >> you have a

ryan young, cnn, davenport, iowa. >> thank you, ryan. >>> dr. sanjay gupta voyages through norway and finds some of the happiest people. what's their people? watch chasing life tonight at 9:00 eastern on cnn. >>> also coming up, a live report on the massive explosion at a silicone plant in illinois. one person killed, two others missing. why the search has been called off for now. moving? that's harder now because of psoriatic arthritis. but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance at completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with talt

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let's check in with cnn's ryan nobles at the rally site. ryan, good to see you. what are we expecting to hear from the senator, today? >> well, martin, they're kind of describing this event here as a homecoming rally for bernie sanders. vermont, of course, the state where he made his political name, he ran here for more than a decade in the '70s and never won an election before being elected the mayor of burlington. he then went onto be their lone representative in the house of representatives and of course the senator from vermont. this is an opportunity for him to thank the people of vermont, talk a bit about his political history here and then talk about his broader message about why he's running for president of the united states. and you're right, there is some indication bernie sanders is slipping a bit in the polls. there was a period of time he was infront-runner and that was before joe biden got in the race. no doubt the former vice president's entry has turned things upside down. i'm being told from sanders' aides that's not necessarily something they'r

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upfront producer ryan coles has this week's reality check billionaire drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman brought more drugs into the u.s. than any other person in history today he's facing life behind bars in the united states and authorities are thrilled this conviction is a victory for the american people so with the kingpin out of the game drug trafficking and violence must be weighed down right know despite his arrest 3 years ago chapo sin a low a cartel continues to profit from massive drug shipments to the u.s. on the day of his conviction official seized the largest load of fencing will ever found in the u.s. at a simple low a controlled border crossing and el chapo is arrested actually and more lives than it saves his absence has triggered a game of thrones style bloodbath between members of his own cartel and former