perry: mr. president, i want to tell you that last thursday was a big day for me. in the morning i got to welcome my first grandson into the world. [applause] mr. perry: and that afternoon i got to watch the president of the united states give one of the greatest history lessons that i have ever seen before. and to celebrate the american military like i have never seen it celebrated before. i am proud to be standing with you, proud to be working in this cabinet with these men and women. this is a great moment for america. it is a great moment for americans for a lot of reasons. [applause] mr. perry: and today, i am really proud to get to stand up here in front of america, and the world for that matter, as they watch this, and to recognize how important today is because the chance to tell a story that often does not get told in a proper way. and a story about what this administration is doing to clean up the environment. what this administration is doing on policies that are having an effect on o

please that is how you make an entrance you know perry farrell me on. thank you for being on the show and thank you for playing later on in the showi preciate this. i want to talk about "kind heaven," and get into all that stuff. but i have a lot of questions for you. first of all, how are you? >> i'm doing very well >> jimmy: good >> yourself? >> jimmy: i'm doing good thank you for asking me. yeah, that's interesting >> well, you're a father right, >> jimmy: yeactly, yeah. >> father's day. wasn't that awesome? >> jimmy: it was a big deal. yeah dude, did you have a good - >> father's day. [ cheers a applause >> jimmy: did you have a good one? >> i had a great one >> jimmy: you did, yeah? >> yeah. >> jimmy: my kids are four and five and they got me stuff. they went to k-mart. and they - [ ght laughter ] they got -- they love k-mart so much it's their favorite place. they love it >> wow >> jimmy: >>ah, yeah o thoughtful for a four year old >> jimmy: yeah, they drove themselves there [ laughter ] and -- so my wife took them there. and she goes, "pick up an

please that is how you make an entrance you know perry farrell come on. thank you for being on the show and thank you for playing later on in the show i appreciate this. i want to talk about "kind heaven," and get into all that stuff. but i have a lot of questions for you. first of all, how are you? >> i'm doing very well >> jimmy: good >> yourself? >> jimmy: i'm doing good thank you for asking me. yeah, that's interesting >> well, you're a father right >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. >> father's day. wasn't that awesome? >> jimmy: it was a big deal. yeah dude, did you have a good - >> father's day. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: did you have a good one? >> i had a great one >> jimmy: you did, yeah? >> yeah. >> jimmy: my kids are four and five and they got me stuff. they went to k-mart. and they - [ light laughter ] they got -- they love k-mart so much it's their favorite place. they love it >> wow >> jimmy: yeah, yeah >> so thoughtful for a four year old >> jimmy: yeah, they drove themselves there [ laughter ] and -- so my wife took them there. and she g

thank you, secretary perry. i want to tell you how much i enjoyed being able -- having the privilege of escorting you around the two crown jewels of the national laboratory system, argon national laboratory and -- and i think there was a slide that was going to be put up here in a moment. if we can bring the screen down, please. this is one of the many hats i wear as co-chair, we plan to be visiting all 17 of the national laboratories and leading as large a congressional delegation as i can corral. we're going to be heading to the new mexico national labs los alamos, sandia, white sands and the trinity test site where the first nuclear weapon was detonated about 75 years ago now. the northwest one in the bay area where they will be hosts of a visit to the bay area labs, livermore. i'll be hosting the illinois lab, a visit to the illinois labs at argon national lab that i represent and which, by the way, one of the things that they have done at their light source is to use them to directly image the molecules tha

thank you perry, and to the entire butler family for giving the gift of perry's two union street and all of san francisco. i am so excited to enjoy your next 50 years, as well. [applause] >> thank you so much, supervisors -- supervisor stefani. it is indeed an honor to stand up here. if you would have told me what i was 26 years old, 50 years later i would be here with this wonderful family and you wonderful people i would have not believed a word of it. it has been a marvelous journey. the one question i get most often from people is how heavy lasted for 50 years. the answer is very simple, there's been a tremendous number of wonderful people who have come to perry's going back to day one, going to the present time who do the heavy lifting every day whether it is the host at the front door, the waiter at your table, the bartender the cook in the kitchen who has the most unglamorous job of all but they do it well. all of these people, i wish i had up a list of everybody who has worked for us for 50 years. there is a lot of memories but it's not written down anywhere. they are the one

perry hannah created virtually everything that was traverse city. he built the first store, he operated a large sawmill with the number of employees and serious income. he brought in supplies, he would send lumber from chicago to his sawmill and bring back food for everybody. when we go back to borden and so on, they picked the mouth of the river, which has the potential for development, but it was also all pine. they could start manufacturing lumber immediately. you could almost say it is 50/50 50% red pine,d, white pine, etc.. considered to be good farmland. buyers bought the pine timber land, and the pine timberland was manufactured. perry hannah had two or three sawmills here and almost all the lumber went to chicago. it was not even sold locally, it went to chicago and was distributed to 10 other states out of chicago. hannah, in the 1850's, initially shipped his lumber on schooners. a grasp in the dark and say, every vessel would have .uilt 120 buildings it is a huge amount. in 1857, 1858, he bought a secondhand steamboat and started lumber to

perry: mr. president, i want to tell you that last thursday was a big day for me. in the morning, i got to welcome my first grandson into the world. [applause] mr. perry: and that afternoon i got to watch the president of the united states give one of the greatest history lessons that i have ever seen before. and to celebrate the american military like i have never seen it celebrated before. i am proud to be standing with you, proud to be working in this cabinet with these men and women. this is a great moment for america. it is a great moment for americans for a lot of reasons. [applause] mr. perry: and today, i am really proud to get to stand up here in front of america, and the world for that matter, as they watch this, and to recognize how important today is because the chance to tell a story that often does not get told in a proper way. and a story about what this administration is doing to clean up the environment. what this administration is doing on policies that are having an effect on

perry: mr. president, i want to tell you that last thursday was a big day for me. in the morning i got to welcome my first grandson into the world. [applause] mr. perry: and that afternoon i got to watch the president of the united states give one of the greatest history lessons that i have ever seen before. and to celebrate the american military like i have never seen it celebrated before. i am proud to be standing with you, proud to be working in this cabinet with these men and women. this is a great moment for america. it is a great moment for americans for a lot of reasons. [applause] mr. perry: and today, i am really proud to get to stand up here in front of america, and the world for that matter, as they watch this, and to recognize how important today is because the chance to tell a story that often does not get old in a proper way. and a story about what this administration is doing to clean up the environment. what this administration is doing on policies that are having an effect on ou

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we were with the entire cast in vancouver, of course, noticeably absent luke perry. how the loss is affecting co-stars. >>> but, let's begin with the alarming twist in johnny depp, he said, she said defamation lawsuit against his ex, amber heard. >>> the shocking emergency room photo was taken on march 8th, 2015, johnny was partially sedated for pain. on depp's right cheek is what he claims is a burn mark caused by amber who he said tried to put out a cigarette on his face. and, do you remember the headlines that said johnny chopped off his own finger because he was high on mdma? well, this photo offers new insight into what happened might have happened. "e.t." has obtained the new court documents that have depp's side of the story. the claim -- amber flew into a rage, allegedly upset because johnny wanted a postnuptial agreement. amber threw a bottle at johnny, it smashed against his hand, fracturing bones and basically chopping off the tip of his finger. amber's legal team has fired back, telling "e.t.," this allegation is absurd. this photograph proves nothing, an

katy perry's legal team had argued that the beat in both songs, were "commonplace". let's play you both back—to—back, and you can decide. # you were going to come to me sock here you are #to here you are # to choose carefully # to choose carefully # i'm capable of anything # i'm capable of anything #at # i'm capable of anything # at anything. # at anything. # your boy has been a christian # your boy has been a christian # quitea # your boy has been a christian # quite a few years # quite a few years # victory and fate # victory and fate # heard lots of words crippling areas # i praise god... katy perry even offered to perform her song in the courtroom — but unfortunately for her, that wasn't permitted. we will find out soon how much she may have to pay in compensation. here's steve holden from bbc‘s newsbeat. you heard both sons there, it's not about lyrics comments about the beat and katy perry team says that the is commonplace, but she says she never had that side before. the instrumentalist brought to her by collaborators, but her lawyer said that the flam

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perry: mr. president, i want to tell you that last thursday was a big day. in the morning i got to welcome my first grandson into the world. [applause] mr. perry: and that afternoon i got to watch the president of the united states give one of the greatest history lessons that i have ever seen before. and to celebrate the american military guy have never seen it celebrated before. i am proud to be standing with you, proud to be working in the cabinet with these men and women. this is a great moment for america. it is a great moment for americans for a lot of reasons. [applause] i amerry: and today, really proud to get to stand up here in front of america, and the world for that matter, as they watch this, and to recognize how important today is because the chance to tell a story that often does not get told in a proper way. and a story about what this administration is doing to clean up the environment. what this administration is doing on policies that are having an effect on our environment. a

mason thing because you never get a perry mason -- >> perry mason para docks. >> there you go. the question is why didn't mueller indict him. was it because the president didn't commit a crime? or because there was the jurisdiction, the office of legal counsel guidelines from the justice department saying, you can't indict a sitting president? that would be the one question i would want to have clarity on. and the problem is that he's probably just going to say what's exactly in the report which he said in that brief press conference. >> you say he'll never answer that. >> never. >> you dealt with the team, take a look at how he's ducked in the past. >> yeah. >> i hesitate to speculate because i have just a piece of the puzzle also. >> i would have to check to make certain. >> in every investigation, particularly a fast-moving investigation, there are steps taken that may or may not workout. >> it's very difficult to generalize or to reach some sort of understanding or make progress with that generalization. >> what is mbap's so interestin even in the face of all of this, they'

she even thanked oprah and perry during her 2010 oscar speech. >> tyler perry andwinfrey, beca, the whole world saw it. >> it was four years later during alfre woodard's sistahs soiree that mo'nique let her have it in person. >> you did do something wrong. how could you have my mother on your show. >> "e.t." was there. oprah and mo'nique sitting together for the show. but not talking. >> they were there that night. they sat back in those chairs and looking like, we know what mo'nique ain't doing is lying. >> mo'nique just named names and none of those ladies ever said anything about the situation. let's just leave it there. >> okay. >>> speaking of hostility another oscar winning actress, faye dunaway is being accused of going full on mom my dearest. >> iconic. >> we have learned faye who was playing katherine hepburn in "tea at five" was fired earlier this month for allegedly slapping and throwing things at crew members who were trying to put on her wig. the show's producers have told "e.t." they terminated their relationship with her. we have reached out to faye's weapon, but she could

she even thanked oprah and perry during her 2010 oscar speech. >> tyler perry and oprah winfrey, because you touched it, the whole world saw it. >> it was four years later during alfre woodard's sistahs soiree that mo'nique let her have it in person. >> you did do something wrong. how could you have my mother on your show. >> "e.t." was there. oprah and mo'nique sitting together for the show. but not talking. >> they were there that night. they sat back in those chairs and looking like, we know what mo'nique ain't doing is lying. >> mo'nique just named names and none of those ladies ever said anything about the situation. let's just leave it there. >> okay. >>> speaking of hostility another oscar winning actress, faye dunaway is being accused of going full on mom my dearest. >> iconic. >> we have learned faye who was playing katherine hepburn in "tea at five" was fired earlier this month for allegedly slapping and throwing things at crew members who were trying to put on her wig. the show's producers have told "e.t." they terminated their relationship with her. we have reached out to fay

." >>> plus, why is katy perry in court? >>> and will "the bachelor's" latest scandal bring down thefr? >> get away from me. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> "e.t." touches down at comic-con. hitching a ride with us, the man himself, "top gun" tom cruise. >> it's so eerie because i'm this close to you and i swear it's tom cruise. it's like he's really here. >> it really is bananas. that's what everybody here thought. >> but first, this will take your breath away. "top gun" sequel news as the first scenes finally take flight. >> mr. tom cruise! >> love the feeling. 34 years ago, i made a movie in san diego right here. i actually shot it across the street at a restaurant. this is our very first trailer. you are the first people in the world to see it. >> the 57-year-old top gun himself surprised everyone inod. >> everything you see in this film, obviously, it's for real so, we are working with the navy, all of the flying that you see in this picture, everything is real. i really wanted to give you all an experience of w

so let me introduce you to david perry. journalist and historian working at the university of minnesota. he's the descendent of bill moscow wising. his mother was a historian and wrote the book feminine politics and exercise of power in the age of alfred e. smith. he helped publish his mother's book. >> it's right here. >> susan ware is author of beyond suffrage, women in the new deal and also the book "why they marched. untold stories of the women who fought for the right to vote". phylicia kornbluh is a women's studies professor and co-author of a book "ensuring poverty welfare reform and feminist perspective" mary ellen curtin is the director of american studies and the author of a forthcoming book "from virtue to power". glenna math thews is a co-autho of the book "running as a woman gender and power in american politics". and finally susan carroll who is a political science professor at rutgers university. a senior scholar. co-author "a seat at the table congresswomen's perspectives on why their presence matters". davi

." >>> plus, why is katy perry in court? >>> and will "the bachelor's" latest scandal bring down the franchise? >> get away from me. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> "e.t." touches down at comic-con. hitching a ride with us, the man himself, "top gun" tom cruise. >> it's so eerie because i'm this close to you and i swear it's tom cruise. it's like he's really here. >> it really is bananas. that's what everybody here thought. >> but first, this will take your breath away. "top gun" sequel news as the first scenes finally take flight. >> mr. tom cruise! >> l here. i actually shot it across the re restaurant. this is our very first trailer. you are the first people in the world to see it. >> the 57-year-old top gun himself surprised everyone today, walking on stage to introduce the film's trailer. >> everything you see in this film, obviously, it's for real so, we are working with the navy, all of the flying that you see in this picture, everything is real. i really wanted to give you all an experience of what it is to b

the only problem, he was the same rick perry. >> joining me now is former texas governor, rick perry. do you want to make news on the real story. is donald trump right? are you getting out of the race? >> you know, a broken clock is right once a day. >> a broken clock is right twice a day. rick perry was the first candidate to dropout of the republican presidential primary following the departure from the race. rachel and team maddow started a tradition on this show where by candidates got poofed when they called it quits. rick perry was the first and 10 days later, scott walker and maddowland poofed our way through the republican primary. poof! poof! poof! with rachel out, i have the honor of poofing the first candidate. eric swalwell announced he is ending his presidential campaign. he will focus on his reelection bid as he looks to serve a fifth term in congress. that massive primary field got one person smaller. as a result eric swalwell is going bye-bye from the big board. three, two, one. poof! there he goes. there have been three major changes in the 2020 race. the first as we

. >>> then, katy perry's wedding plans with orlando on hold? >>> then, beyonce's new music video has an extra special cameo. >>> and -- the boy bander heading for the live-action little mermaid >>> plus, taylor swift music star? we're there as she gets pur purr-fect purr-fectly in. >>> why her role today is also the most dangerous. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everybody. there's a scandal exploding behind the scenes of "the bachelorette." far more serious and dramatic than anything you have seen on the show. >> it certainly is. it concerns mike fleiss, now he denies all of these accusations. but his estranged wife said he got physically violence while she was pregnant. >> "e.t." has obtained the documents filed by his estranged wife laura. in them, she accusing him of threatening her and multiple acts of violence. she submitted security camera that on jewel 4th mike demanded that she get an abortion. the judge ordered him to stay 100 yards from both laura and 4-year-old son ben until the next court hearing. it's important t

company celebrates perry, but they haven't told the canadian part of the story. and i am trying to think about >> how do you go about researching it? >> it is an interesting process. people didn't necessarily care if they lived in michigan or ontario or niagara falls to new york or to the canadian side. i'm using records and family collections. we have lots of interesting photographs. people at picnics and homecomings having annual reunions with their relatives across the border. i spent time in canada and i now think about things differently here. it is a piece of evidence i'm trying to weave together into a bigger story. some people we know well and ome we don't know well at all. are there records there that you're looking at? >> yes, so the u.s. census is interested in what -- they don't keep track of your religion. the canadians don't mark race ut they do morning religion. the canadian census you can see people born in the united states or ameor baptist, things we think of as typical african-american church groups. also the offices in these little towns of on

. >>> and is katy perry a copy katy. a jury says yes. >>> j.lo has a porsche problem. >>> we're behind the scenes of a carrie underwood surprise and how leo dicaprio could help this 10-year-old win an oscar. >> this is "enrtainment tonight." you hear me. >>> little monsters ar all worked up -- lady gaga's got a new man, and sorry, it isn't bradley cooper. >> no poker face here, gaga is apparently feeling this guy and she doesn't care who sees it. ♪ you and i >> these are the photographs in the upcoming "people" that has sparked new romance rumors for gaga. the oh-so-public make-out session took place front and center on the patio of a popular studio city brunch spot granville. ♪ applause applause applause >> "e.t." has learned the mystery guy is named dan horton. he is a 37-year-old audio engineer that has worked with gaga since 2017. according to his linkedin page, he has also worked with justin timberlake, camila cabello and on "the tonight show with jimmy fallon." so why such an intentional display of pda? here's

the only problem, he was the same rick perry. >> joining me now is former texas governor, rick perry. governor, do you want to make news on the real story? is donald trump right? are you getting out of the race? >> you know, a broken clock is right once a day. >> a broken clock is right twice a day. rick perry was the first candidate to drop out of the republican presidential primary following the departure from the race. rachel and team maddow started a tradition on this show where by candidates got poofed when they called it quits. rick perry was the first candidate to get poofed. ten days later maddow poofed scott walker. maddowland poofed our way through the republican primary. poof! poof! poof! with rachel out, i have the honor of poofing the first candidate. eric swalwell announced he is ending his presidential campaign. instead he will focus on his re-election bid as he looks to serve a fifth term in congress. that means this massive democratic primary field just got one person smaller. as a result eric swalwell is going bye-bye from the big board. three, two, one. poof! there

the cast of the cw show paying tribute to their late co-star luke perry. actor madchen amick posted this pic of the cast at the table read for season four's first episode, and wrote, there was nothing but love, memories and mourning for our beloved luke. the 52-year-old died in march after a massive stroke. "riverdale's" showrunner told us the fate of perry's character will be addressed at the beginning of the new season. >>> and less than one month to go to the reboot of the show that made luke perry a star. "90210" newcomer vanessa lachey posted this porch pic with her on-screen husband and wrote, introducing mrs. jason priestley, or am i mrs. brandon walsh? vanessa celebrated joining the cast with this creative post. jennie garth posted this patriotic post, as she and her fellow cast members lit sparklers to celebrate the holiday. mandy moore posted this shot back on set of "this is us." with the caption, mom and dad are back >>> we got a cast, very special cast together. only "e.t." reunited the cast of "american pie." this crew looks exactly the same

. >>> and is katy perry a copy katy. a jury says yes. >>> j.lo has a porsche problem. >>> we're behind the scenes of a carrie underwood surprise and how leo dicaprio could help this 10-year-old win an oscar. >> this is "entertainment tonight." you hear me. >>> little monsters are all worked up -- lady gaga's got a new man, and sorry, it isn't bradley cooper. >> no poker face here, gaga is apparently feeling this guy and she doesn't care who sees it. ♪ you and i >> these are the photographs in the upcoming "people" that has sparked new romance rumors for lady gaga. the oh-so-public make-out session took place front and center on the patio of a popular studio city brunch spot granville. ♪ applause applause applause >> "e.t." has learned the mystery guy is named dan horton. he is a 37-year-old audio engineer that has worked with gaga since 2017. according to his linkedin page, he has also worked with justin timberlake, camila cabello and on "the tonight show with jimmy fallon." so why such an intentional display of pda?

. >>> the artist katy perry is accused of copying. >>> hi, everybody. let's start with neighborhood temperatures in san francisco. 54 to 56 degrees. a little mist in the air. the only measurable tkredrizzle found was 2,000 feet in the east bay hills, and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s just about everywhere. pittsburgh and tracy, 62 and 60. warmer there. cooler in hillsborough. we start on the hayward side, 59 degrees and head over to the peninsula where temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s. low clouds expanding throughout the morning commute. watch out for that. so far we have not had much of a reduction of visibility. mass transit and gusty breezes on the water once again. here's a look at the peninsula. cloudy through 9:00. we're still in the 60s. low to mid-70s with mostly sunny conditions this afternoon. here's a look at the south bay. cloudy through 7:00, and then we see sunshine at 9:00. still in the 60s at 11:00, and then mid to upper 70s this afternoon. and our last stop will be the east bay valleys where we begin partly cloudy. in the

joining us now pennsylvania congressman scott perry. >> congressman, that farmer one of the farmers was telling jackie who was hoping for boost in business because of usmca. when will you and your ilk in congress approve it? >> as soon as speaker pelosi brings it to the floor i suspect you are going to see robust supporter across the politicals spectrum, left and right will come to being there will be some outliers, probably the folks that just can't stand the president to have any victory even if it is good for their own districts or good for the country, but your reporters is exactly right most folks get what is happening get that china has been abusing us, for a very long time, they get that mexico is playing field is very unlevel they support the president trying to right the playing field right now this is out of the president's hands. passed it off to congress in nancy pelosi in speaker pelosi's hands should bring it to the floor immediately so we can get after it, and give folks relief, they just want

the next step is to determine what perry and her team will owe for copyright infringement.>>> a check in with brian.>> it was much cooler today and some spots were down 20 degrees off of the supernatural highs of the weekend when we hit triple digits in parts of the east bay. inland, we made bump up a degree or two tomorrow and it won't be much. in the shoreline it stays the same as long as he get the same seabreeze over the cold ocean water and it will be cloudy and cool. speaking of the clouds, they are floating in over the south embarcadero. the highs were in a good range with the mid 80s in the east bay in parts of the north bay in santa rosa. 87 degrees in concorde and 84 in livermore 84. numbers now as we look at pleasanton to the right and dublin to the left, and concord at 63 in the numbers have mostly tumbled in the upper 50s and low 60s. we are high above the west coast and we see the high pressure building and in the southland s not much. the temperatures will come up not much. still it will be a nice night for baseball tomorrow night where the brewers take on the a's at 7:

perry, striking to me just in the moment reading that that that's a headline. that it's such a big headline that a democratic congresswoman is working to set up a meeting with the speaker of the house. what does that tell us? >> i don't know what the word insurgency means to the congresswoman, but there's a real tension here between what i think of as the left, left of the democratic party, which is aoc or bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and the company versus joe biden, nancy pelosi, people center left of the party. there is real tension, and it's about issues, also about ideology, also about age a little bit. we've seen these last six months from impeachment to the green new deal to immigration policy real fissures among the democrats in the house. >> let's listen to another member member, rashida tlaib. have a listen. >> she is speaker of the house she can z fask for a meeting tot down with us. i've done racial justice work in our country for a long time. acknowledge the fact that we are women of color so when you do single us out, be aware of that and what

did katy perry steal one of her biggest hits and -- ♪ yeah i'm gonna take my horse to the old town road ♪ >> "old town road" smashes a record that stood for generations. >>> plus, a new way to keep your cool in the summer heat. a wearable air conditioner. >>> before your next take-out order, something you need to know about that food delivery driver. what nearly 30% of them admit to doing. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. we begin with what could be the largest security breach to ever hit a financial firm. >> capital one announced a hacker gained access to personal information of millions of people applying for credit. >> this morning, a woman is charged with the huge data breach as we learn more about the customer as affected. this morning the big bank warning. capital one says a hacker gained exposure to credit cards, credit limit, balances, payment history and contact information. no credit card numbers or log-ins were released but about 140,000 social security numbers were compromised as well as about 80,000 bank account numbers. the fbi has arrested a

and finally pop star katy perry has just found out the hard way it is not easy to be original a jury in los angeles found that her hit darkhorse copy parts of a christian rap song now this is perry's 2013 saw listen. to. this is a joyful noise released 5 years earlier by the rapper marcus great playing. you know what. you're telling your city perry denies ever having heard the song but crowe could end up paying millions in damages it's a remarkable takedown of one of the pop world's a relief for your relative unknown this could herald a wave of similar lawsuits by other artists and hooded up being music to the ears of a copyright board. it's a great chain though isn't it are the days almost done the conversation continues online and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. millenniums do some things a bit differently and other things very differently. the younger generation on the labor markets. are focused more confident and optimistic and there was nothing less good to choose to whom. to check the polls a generation looks

luke perry passed away after he shot his role in "once upon a time in hollywood." i sat down with his son. >> he's a really good guy. the outreach and support. it kind of shows that. he was loved by everyone. it is nice to see it from everybody. jack works as a production assistant on the set and made a small appearance in the movie. you saw the movie, was it hard to watch? >> i was very proud of it. you know my dad was really proud of it. he's really excited about it. it was cool to see that. i am glad he got to do that. the 22 years old paid tribute to his dad by scaling his hollywood billboard. >> what inspires you to climb this billboard? >> um, you know i kind of just had to do it. i like climbing stuff. it will only be there as long and i want to commemorate it being there forever and away. >> jack translates well into his career as a professional wrestler. jungle boy. his dad was his number one fan. >> he was all about it. >> he was sns. >> he was a big wrestle fan. he was the one who pushed me to get trained and start wrestling in the first place. >> it is

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will perry is live at edgbaston for us. will perry is live at edgbaston for us. ican will perry is live at edgbaston for us. i can tell you that australia are 177—7 in the 42nd over. so hard to tell, especially what happened yesterday between india and new zealand. potentially some rain in the air. england started really well. archer got the wicket of the steel incandescent. david warner took walks on his home ground. a world cup debut. he fell for 14—3. chris woakes doing well on his home ground. rashid came into the attack. he got carey, caught on the boundary. he racked up his half—ce ntu ry boundary. he racked up his half—century before rashid struck. then archer came back into the attack, taking glenn maxwell. rashid got his third wicket of the day, the latest wicket of pat cummins. joe root taking a brilliant catch to ta ke root taking a brilliant catch to take the australian 4181—7 after 42 overs. england will fancy that but given what has happened in the cricket world cup, very hard to tell. you think england are in the driving seat as it stands

ellyse perry takes 7—22 from 10 overs. only three players reaching double figures with laura marsh last out and top scoring for 21. it's england's second biggest defeat to australia in one day cricket. the men's ashes starts on the 1st of august and england's record wicket—ta ker james anderson is in a race to be fit for the first test. a scan's revealed he tore his calf muscle whilst bowling for lancashire last week. he'll miss their next two county championship matches. england play ireland in a one—off test at lords on july the 24th before facing australia for the start of the ashes at edgbaston a week later. before that, there's the small matter of england facing australia at edgbaston in the semi—finals of the cricket world cup! that match is on thursday. australia won the group game against england, of course, but were beaten by south africa yesterday, whilst england qualified for the semis with back—to—back wins over india and new zealand. i think we were playing well against england at lord's a couple of

yes, because think about the amount of money katy perry made from this. it shouldn't all go to joyful noise, because her celebrity, of course, propelled it. fundamental right in our american. big payouts, and i hope, for katy's sake. i hope that she doesn't have to personally write this huge chec check. >> neil: i guess that happens, but real quickly, as a lawyer, what do tell artists going forward? >> you have to come across your teas and dock your eyes. you have to do everything in your power to make sure this doesn't happen. she was so sure that she was going to make this happen. protect yourself on the front end, and protect your property. >> neil: i'll just leave it at that. all right, natalie. thank you very much. now, here comes the five. ♪ >> hello, i'm jesse watters, and this is the five. president trump is not backing out dominic down. he's also taking direct aim at al sharpton for trying to make his criticism about race. watch this. >> i pointed out that tremendous corruption has taken place in baltimore. people have called from baltimore tha

. >>> then, leo at a loss for words over the death a his costar, luke perry. >> it was really heartbreaking. >>> then bindi irwin showing off her engagement ring. >> i have to take it off when i jump on crocodiles. >>> and only we are with the brady kids for the reveal, their childhood home brought life. >> it was overwhelming. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hey, everybody. thanks for joining us. it is a busy friday. >> let's get started. here's tonight's top story. >> the internet is still freaking out over the highly anticipated sequel, "top gun: maverick." we know tom cruise and value kilmer are in and there's an homage to goose, but where's leading laid kelly mcgillis? >> excuse me, lun s there something wrong? >> "e.t." has that hance. i have a very good happy, quite it life. >> she was just spotted outside her rural home in north carolina. "e.t." poke to her on the phone and asked, why isn't she in the sequel? >> the reality is they didn't ask me. i'm old, i'm fat, and i look age appropriate for what my age is, that is not what that whole theme is about. >> paramount has not

katy perry is in hot water for ripping off a christian rap song. a los angeles jury found her grammy no nominated, dark horse, copied a song called joyful noise released back in 2009. listen for yourself. first, here's kati katy perry'sk horse. ♪ cheryl: now listen to flame's joyful noise. ♪ i love it. ♪ let's talk about it. lauren: what do you think peri's lawyers argue the sections in question represent basic building of music. they argue that they don't listen to christian music but the lawyers for flame say perry started her career as a christian artist and the album, joyful noise, was nominated for a grammy and had millions of views on youtube. the case now goes to a penalty phase where the jury will decide how much perry will have to shell out fo copyright infringement. cheryl: i saw the similarities. lauren: i didn't. but i'm tone deaf. investors are not tone deaf to anything going on with the fed and a trio of dow components reporting today. dow is down 67 ahead of all of that. border officials in the hot seat again today, facing a he

one of the big mistakes in recent debates was this one involving governor rick perry, who was running for the white house in 2011. here it is. >> it's three agencies of government when i get there that are gone, commerce, education and the, uh -- what's the third one there? let's see. >> you can't name the third one? >> the third agency of government i would do away with the education. >> the commerce. >> commerce and, let's see -- i can't. the third one, i can't. sorry. oops. >> big oops. >> he ended up leaving that agency he couldn't remember that he wanted to get rid of. >> he's in charge of our nuclear weapons production. stick a fork in your eye stupid. >> stick to the debate mistake here. >> i'm sorry. you don't sleep at night thinking he's in charge producing -- >> and seen as one of the cabinet secretaries that's performed the best. >> good point. >> go figure. >> in governor perry's defense now that i personally attacked him, he had a personal back injury, wasn't sleeping well. he's actually a terrific politician. i don't support him as far as his agenda and probably is not t

comic-con is also where we got orlando bloom's update on his i dos to katy perry. orlando promoting his new amazon show told us the wedding may have a huge guest list. >> i want to hear from the the groom's perspective. >> everybody here is invited, by the way. with questions like this, we're inviting the whole planet. >> are you a for groomzilla. >> what is that. >> no, a bridezilla i need 19 dresses. and a groomzilla -- >> no. >> also feeling supergood, apparently was top gun star miles teller at his las vegas bachelor party this weekend. complete with a bikini parade and his name spelled in block letters. . he was hanging at las vegas's kaos day club. he'll be marrying model sperry in september. >> that looks amazing, i have to say. >>> jennifer connelly was just as astonished when tom cruise surprised us with the trailer. we talked with her as she promoted her new series. >> to me every part of the project has exceeded expectations, watching the trailer, being on set. it's been phenomenal. >> what is that. >> one of life's mysteries, sir. >> she appears for les

: a legal storm brewing for one of katy perry's biggest hits. a los angeles jury ruling the pop star's smash song "dark horse" is a copyright infringement. that jury deciding after two days of deliberations that the grammy nominated-song improperly copied an earlier song by christian rapper flame. take a listen for yourself and pay close attention to that beat in the background. ♪ >> reporter: now "dark horse," which came out in 2013. ♪ >> reporter: during the trial both katy perry and the song's producer dr. luke testified that they had never heard of flame or his song before releasing "dark horse." this case following that highly publicized showdown in 2015 between robin thicke, pharell williams, and marvin gaye's family when a judge ruled that "blurred lines" improperly copied gaye's 1977 song "got to give it up." the final settlement of that case, $5 million paid to marvin gaye's family, and 50% of future royalties. the damages portion of the "dark horse" case will begin later today. kenneth, janai? >> hearing those two songs put right n

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