interesting the way the guardian — because the guardian and the financial times are both propaganda forot are the same for brexit. i am merely stating a fact. well, a propaganda sheet is not just stating a fact. well, a propaganda sheet is notjust a fact, is it? if you look at the headline of the guardian, show respect in brexit talks, tusk tells may, even the guardian carry in the third paragraph, appealing for a ceasefire, he, may, chidedjunker for leaking to downing street. so, even they have said, hey, cessation of hostilities on both sides, please, not just of hostilities on both sides, please, notjust one. yes, if you look "the guardian has, these negotiations are difficult enough as they are. if we argue before they begin, it will be impossible. he is being the oil on troubled waters because both positions are hard at and who knows where they are going to go. it will be hard to roll back if it continues. isn't it posturing on both sides, and when they get in, of course, all of that horse, the amount of money which we will come onto ina amount of money which we will come onto in a

the guardian has seen i it has been guardian. the guardian has seen 5 it has been picked up by these and it has been picked up by these and it has been picked up by the telegraph. we can't see that there is a facebook reply on this front page so i will do it for them ina front page so i will do it for them in a moment. caroline, this story will interest a lot of people. the rules that seem quite... this has implications not just media rules that seem quite... this has implications notjust media like ourselves but anybody who does get on facebook, enjoys is it and uses it to engage with their friends. we know about the rules that our data is being shared that it is now going a little darker because facebook is still refusing to acknowledge their increasing status as a publisher of almost unparalleled influence across the world. what the guardian has done is uncovered some training manuals and ethical guidelines and all sorts of tree diagrams for their moderators which is a pathetically poor number of people. a500 of them. the ceo

he was able to come to set, tour the ship, he's seen "guardians 1." an idea that i'm an actor and play these parts. >> does he think you have special powers in real life? >> yeah, i'm going to let him think so as long as i can, yeah. >> my boys think that i'm related to the hulk. >> it's so funny. >> because you're green? >> at first i thought they'd find it green. i saw -- i saw the thinking trail in their eyes. they were just like, mama? gomora? hulk? i was like, okay, go with it. yes, i know the hulk, you have to eat your vegetables, pick up after yourself, go peepee in the potty. >> reporter: volume 2 will make them even bigger, though they say it's all about writer/director james gunn. >> he earned their trust on the first movie so they'd give him carte blanche to make movie he always wanted to make, that's what this is. >> were you nervous about the sequel? >> i was a little nervous. sequels are meant to supersede their first movies. >> i can tell you what you don't want to do coming into something very successful, you don't want to be responsib

are you with "the guardian"? >> yes, and you broke my glasses. you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> you'd like me to get the hell out of here, i would also like to call the police. can i get you guys' names? >> hey, you have to leave. >> he just body slammed me. >> you've got to leave. >> you'd like me to get the hell out of here, i'd also like to call the police. again, it's clear who the voices are, right, but that was ben jacobs of "the guardian" newspaper. this happened just tonight. he was apparently physically attacked by the republican candidate who is running in the montana congressional election tomorrow. the candidate's name is greg gianforte. after this incident happened, police were called to the scene. mr. gianforte was not arrested at the scene but the reporter, ben jacobs, did get taken away by ambulance to a nearby medical center to get checked out. we believe we are about to have a live interview from the hospital with that reporter, with ben jacobs, in j

you with the guardian? >> yes, and you just broke my glasses. >> the last guy did the same damn thing. >> you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> you'd like me to get the hell out of here. i'd also like to call the police. >> can i get your guys' names? he just body slammed me. >> whoa. >> yeah. >> so what is he referring to when he says some guy just did -- i mean it sounds like he was -- another reporter had try to come in? clearly he has a scheduled interview with one outlet that -- >> this was long before that this wasn't -- there weren't mikes. this he were standing around. the reference is to colleagues of mine who were in montana a couple weeks ago, and i should have had the issue they put out, they actually did a video on the race, and i think they were unhappy with dealing with my colleagues. and this apparently -- i'm not sure of the detail and the mind set, but apparently, you know, they were -- they just decided that they had reached their limit of question

. >> first, the guardians are back. what we are hearing this morning about a possible volume 3. >> again? >> yep, that's next. >> i thought they had two. ♪ hooked on a feeling ♪ i'm high on believing ♪ >> get the walkman and the mixed tapes ready. because this weekend, the guardians are back. >> get that. eight track baby. told you what the critics are saying about guardians of the galaxy volume two. now abc's nick watt tells us what the stars are saying. >> reporter: the first guardians of the galaxy cam out in 2014. many saw it as a risk. >> people were like. >> why guardians. >> ironman, get it. spiderman, we get it. captain america, everyone knows him. i've don't know who the guardians of the galaxy is, no one does. >> the marvel comic book brought to the movies by marvel, owned by our parent company walt disney. >> my name is peter quill. >> any lack of name recognition. >> one other name you may know me by. star lord. >> who? >> star lord, man. legendary outlaw. >> forget it. >> volume one was a smash. cost $170 m

now the guardian.e debate, or not they debate, this is the pitcher on the front page of the guardian. jeremy corbyn in action. explain what was going on here. this was on sky news, the two leaders facing questions from the public and then from jeremy paxman. jeremy corbyn first and then theresa may with 15 minutes of the audience in 15 minutes ofjeremy paxman, each being questioned about all sorts of issues. the guardian here, although this has onlyjust finished and this is an early version of the story, it isjust leading onjeremy version of the story, it isjust leading on jeremy corbyn's performance which most people what was quite good. he was tackled on some of the positions he had had before, like abolishing the monarchy, his call for an end to activities in the falklands, and his previous connections and support allegedly of the ira and sinn fein. he came across reasonably well and the guardian certainly... it is interesting because this is a verbatim response of the question and answers. there is

the guardian quotes jeremy the guardian quotesjeremy corbyn saying labour faces a the guardian quotesjeremyistoric challenge. "theresa on the march", declares the daily mail. the express calls theresa may the new mackie. first, let's look at the local and mayoral election. let's look at the daily mail. the reason on the marks, you get wiped out and labour buried in their own backyard. it will come on the weather weakens safely extrapolate this to doom the aids in a bit, but theresa may —— tojune the 8th in a bit. theresa may not —— careful not to overestimate these games? they're worried about turnout injune. games? they're worried about turnout in june. it's not games? they're worried about turnout injune. it's not about games? they're worried about turnout in june. it's not about whether she will win, its about the size of the majority she will get. what the conservatives are trying to do is ta ke conservatives are trying to do is take a whole bunch of seats off labour which in 2015 would have been considered safe. you look at some of the majorities, particularly in the mayoral races, the

are you with "the guardian"? >> yes and you just broke my glasses. >> the last guy did the same dam north dakota thi ed thing. >> you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> you would like me to get the hell out of here. i would also like to call the police. can i get you guys' names. >> you gotta leave. >> he just body slammed me. >> that actually happened. and wait until you hear the guy's response to his side of the story. >>> and jeff sessions failed to mention meeting with russian officials when he applied for his security clearance. it's getting to be a bad habit. he also failed to mention those meet tgs during his senate confirmation hearings. we'll report on that, as well. let's get straight to that story. our breaking news tonight. "guardian" reporter ben jacobs allegedly body slammed by the rl candidate in montana's special congressional election. he was set to join us tonight, but a short time ago, he let us know by e-mail that he's out of the hospital and currently a

they call themselves the guardians of the galaxy.star out of chris pratt he landed a star on the hollywood walk of fame. all on social media thanks to his wife, and he has a massive following for his snack critiques. >> what's my snack? >> on instagram. a lot of people ask me what i had to give up to maintain this level of physical fitness. turns out my personality. >> talk of a volume 3, but yet to be confirm. >> can't say who is back for the third one. >> kevin bacon. >> kevin bacon, you are making that up? >> no. >> i've become a fan boy. not a super hero movie guy. doesn't matter. you don't have to be for this. >> transcends a genre, very complete, even film. i really think it is a masterpiece. >> i do like how you can say these lines and not break a smile. >> saying that the film is a masterpiece? >> no, just any line. not sure if you are serious or joking, you don't break. >> you're saying they got the right guy for the job? >> yes, kurt russell, that's exactly what i'm saying. i'm nick watt for "nightline," in los angeles. >>

we will look in passing at the front page of the guardian.itive and the daily mail is no negative, the guardian is looking for middle ground. that is a pretty straight headline. i am more worried that star wars is headline. i am more worried that starwars is 40. headline. i am more worried that star wars is 40. i headline. i am more worried that starwars is 40. i remember going headline. i am more worried that star wars is 40. i remember going to it as star wars is 40. i remember going to itasa star wars is 40. i remember going to it as a kid. the daily mirror might make you feel even older. the actor who played cat weasel has died. there's a childhood memory many people will have. he looks a bit likejeremy corbyn. people will have. he looks a bit like jeremy corbyn. right, you are offjeremy corbyn's christmas card list. although if he doesn't win number ten and there is every mac, it might be a job for him. it is interesting that in the phone in theresa may was in this evening, the first question came from a nurse. the nhs has always been a

this guardian, here, you could be a great osage chief, have millions in your trust. you have a white overlord telling you, you can't buy this car, you can get this tooth paste. it creates one of the largest criminal enterprises, the guardians ended up swindling millions. >> all born of legislation. >> it is one thing to get an overseer, over lord, the white man wants the money, control over you, they want the money. what happens next? >> well, i write in particular about one family. i think it illuminates t molly burkehard and her family, in 19 tworngs she grew up in a lodge, in many ways, straddled two centuries and two civilizations, 1920, she married a young settleler n may of 1921, her older sister disappears. and molly looks everywhere for her. a week later, her body is found in a ravine. shot in the back of the head. it is the first hint that molly's family and the osage tribe are targeted for their money. to give you a sense, within a few days, molly's mother grows sick, she stops breathing, evidence later suggested she was poisoned. molly had a younger sister

you with "the guardian"? >> yes. and you broke my glasses. >> the last guy did the same damn thing. >> you body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> you would like to get the hell out of here. i would also like to call the police. can i get you guys' name? he just body slammed me. >> you've got to leave. >> disturbing audio. quickly after that, gianforte's campaign released this statement. quote, tonight as greg was giving a separate interview in a private office, "the guardian's" ben jacobs entered the office, shoved a recorder in greg's face and began badgering, asking questions. jacobs declined to lower the recorder. greg attempted to grab the phone pushed in his face. greg jabbed jacobs' wrist, pushing them both to the ground. it's unfortunate this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created this scene at our campaign volunteer barbecue. >> then came this from fox news journalist who says that while she was in the room with the producer and photo journalist preparing to inter

we lead our news review again with the manchester attack: above its masthead the guardian shows images of some of the victims. it's reporting on ways to tackle extremism — saying british prime minister theresa may will use the g7 summit later to call on big tech firms to help combat radicalisation. france's le figaro has new president emmanuel macron‘s first meeting with donald trump. the us president is on his first foreign trip — and he now attends that same g7 meeting, in sicily. global security, trade and climate change likely to be high on the agenda. many of the business pages are looking at a decision by opec to extend oil production cuts, to try and boost the price of crude. on news of the deal, the price slid downwards — markets not happy the cuts didn't go even further. that's in the gulf news. working longer, and harder perhaps. the guardian business section has a report from the world economic forum saying the retirement age in leading developing countries eventually needs to rise. the idea is to try and ward off a so—called pension crisis. apparent turmoil in the world ban

the guardians of the galaxy are back.aniel takes a behind the scenes look at what you can expect from volume 2. "after all these years, i've found you.""and who the hell are you?""i'm your dad, peter." "guardians of the galaxy volume two" adds kurt russell as "peter quill's" long-lost father, "ego.""we had two, three days in the beginning where we talked a great deal just about the relationship. i did feel a kinship with chris pratt. he's just, i don't know, just the kind of person i like, you know?" (laughs)"i think the first 'guardians' was the story of peter quill, and the second 'guardians' is really the story of them as a group."that group includes pom klementieff (kleh-men-tee-eff) as "mantis," an empath..."if i touch someone, i can feel their feelings. you feel... love." (nat-laughter)...and karen gillan expanding her role as the assassin "nebula." "she is the one that is most unlike her character. she is nothing like her character." (laughs)"she is, like, freakin' blue clint eastwood in this movie.""it's an odd th

the guardian is interesting, some people are saying that he was a quiet and devout man.published a quote from someone have also published a quote from someone who attended the same moss, who has described him as an angry man. we are getting different pictures of this individual. he has been known to have come back from libya, which may be why he was on the national security radar. as ever, a more complex picture of the individual has been built up very quickly. a local lad. yes, that is a lwa ys quickly. a local lad. yes, that is always the difficulty. what drive somebody to commit such a heinous crime against the people in his own area? it is difficult to understand. he was not regarded as high risk, in the same way that khalid masood, the westminster attack, was not. it is difficult to identify who might be the next attack. yes, thousands of people become people love interest for different reasons. but they cannot follow every single one of them. that is the kind of risk we run now, we don't know what will trigger someone to go off and do this. hopefully we will start

meanwhile, the critics are revealing they love guardians.4%, certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. not everyone convinced. michael o'sullivan -- >> ha-ha. see, totally thought summer would suck. thank you for reassuring us, michael. much appreciated. i guess. >> loved the first one. sequels often aren't as good. doesn't mean they can't be enjoyable. >> exactly. you like the char >>> this morning on "world news now" -- president trump declaring the death of obamacare. >> the house republicans revised health bill has a way to go before becoming law. we will tell you the next step and how the new plan affects you. just ahead. >> rising death toll in venezuela, the country sinks deeper into chaos. battles raging in the streets. as defiant protesters face police who are violently cracking down even using vehicles as battering rams against their fellow citizens. >> amusement park-goers were frozen sky high when a roller coaster got stuck at the worst moment possible. very familiar scene for the park. hear why. >> if you think we are kicking off wedd

the guardian has really changed its mastered this morning to reveal these facebook secrets. facebook and they have seen more than 100 internal training manuals about how to deal with violence, terrorism, hate speech. there is a lot to read but essentially, it shows that facebook have such a mighty problem. are you a publisher, trying to understand what people are posting and determining whether it is right or are you not a publisher, are you a new media company of some kind? certainly various issues have come up certainly various issues have come up in this suggesting facebook themselves are finding it difficult to make a decision within seconds as to make a decision within seconds as to what they do and don't keep on the site but this is why the internet is going through a tricky phase. even one of the founders of twitter is quested, evan williams, as saying the internet is broken. this is a period of introspection that the internet is going through. so, le pen abandoning frexit. would you believe it? le pen in the telegraph, one of her senior officials, is saying that, i t

the guardian reports that the study looks at how britain must adapt, given that american foreign policyshifting under donald trump. it describes his leadership as "unpredictable". the arab news has a poll about how americans view the arab world. it finds that eight out of ten of them can't identify the region on a map — and a fifth think that agra—bah, the fictional city from ‘aladdin‘, is part of the middle east. the daily telegraph looks at plans by the european commission to create a digital single market, and how it would affect content licensing. the paper says 400 industry organisations are attacking the move, saying it erodes the cornerstone of the tv and film businesses. with us is mark davies, ceo of strategy consultancy camberton. thank you forjoining us. we are going to talk about france, le figaro‘s coverage. the picture on the front is pretty horrific, but so are the tensions? day. i think it is certainly not a great photo. they're often riots in paris that are not covered. there is the election on sunday. there are tensions, not the polls put emmanuel macron farcically ahe

you're the guardian? >> yes. you broke my glasses. >> you did the same thing. >> you body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> reporter: he said he was trying to ask him a question about health care. >> he grabbed my recorder, and next thing i was vertical to horizontal on the floor. >> reporter: meanwhile, the campaign blames jacobs saying in a a statement the candidate was merely grabbing for the phone he says jacobs pushed in his face, adding, quote, it is unfortunate that this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created the scene at our campaign volunteer barbecue. a fox news reporter in the room at the time setting up to interview him confirms jacobs account of what happened. >> he grabbed him by the neck, both hands, slid him to the side, body slammed him, got on top of him to punch him and yelling at him. >> reporter: it's unclear how this affects the race since about two-thirds of voters in that state have already picked him in early voting ahead of today's election day. republicans would still f

do you like guardians of the galaxy. >> yeah, dad. >> who is your favorite superhero? >> spiderman. >> huh. yeah, right, of course, everyone loves spiderman but if were you to say iron. >> ironman. hmmmm, of course. let's say nonavengers. >> d.c.? >> say star lord. >> you're not a superhero. >> stephen: that's good, because you want him to thifer you as your dad not as a guy on the screen. >> i guess so, i guess so, it it should feel good but it it hurts. it hurts. >> stephen: well, you're honest. you're honest. >> no. >> stephen: your son is saying i like that chris pratt, it's like he's my friend. >> he is like you know what, i almost feel like i know you. >> stephen: so you and your whole family,ana ferris your lovely wife and your son jack. you got a star on the 408eewood walk of fame, congratulations. >> thank you. yeah. look at that. >> stephen: what does that feel like? >> in that moment right there, it feels really nice, being able to share it it, a moment like that with-- i feel like if none of my family was there, i wouldn't really feel anything. because i th

we'll show you if any were able to knock off "guardians of the galaxy" in the box office.n 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. oh, and right now it's our lowest price ever on our temperature balancing i8 bed. save $700. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. ( mark ) guardians of the galaxy is no longer the top movie at the box office.( james ) "alien: covenant" took the top spot knocking guardians into 2nd place. "alien" opened with 36 million dollars. the teen romance "everything, everything" debuted in third place with $12 million dollars. "diary of a wimpy kid" and "snatched" rounded out the top five... each of those films making just over 7

you with the guardian? >> yes. you broke my glasses. >> the last guy did the same thing. >> you body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> i would like to call the police. can i get your names? he body slammed me. >> moments ago the candidate's spokesman issued a statement. tonight, as greg was giving a separate interview, the guardian's ben jacobs entered the office without permission, aggressively shoved a recorder in greg's face and began asking questions. jacobs was asked to leave. you heard the questions he was asking about the congressional budget office score. after asking jacobs to lower the recorder, jacobs declined. greg then attempted to grab the phone that was pushed in his face. jacobs grabbed greg's wrist and spun away from greg pushing them both to the ground. the statement concludes, it's unfortunate that this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created this scene at our campaign volunteer barbecue. you interviewed the candidate a few hours before this confirmati

the xenomorphs might take a bite out of the "guardians."covenant," the second of ridley scott's "alien" prequel films, is projected to bring in between 40 and 50 million dollars in its opening weekend, according to variety. that may be enough to knock "guardians of the galaxy volume two" from the top spot at the box office."if there's one thing i've learned from my years of being a kid, is that you have zero control over your life.""diary of a wimpy kid: the long haul" is the fourth movie in the "wimpy kid" franchise, based on the popular book series by jeff kinney. variety's pundits predict the kid-friendly flick will open in the 10-million dollar range, while the l-a times says it could open as high as twelve-million."dear mom, i know staying in this house keeps me alive, but this isn't living."the third wide- release this weekend is "everything, everything," based on the young adult novel by nicola yoon. "hunger games" actress amandla stenberg takes on the lead role as a teen with an autoimmune disease, who seeks to have a life outside h

the guardian choosing to lead on that, as well.ing the war hasjust begun. he that, as well. they are saying the war has just begun. he was that, as well. they are saying the war hasjust begun. he was in defiant mood. do you think we can expect more from him? he toured the world that digital secrets are not safe. —— he told the world. if you have information on any computer in the world there was a chance that somebody can bring it out, like chelsea manning did, and make it public. the irony is he has managed to keep himself secret and hidden away from the world's authorities. he has shown that information has no security around. the possibility he could continue to be active. wiki lea ks could continue to be active. wiki leaks played could continue to be active. wiki lea ks played a could continue to be active. wiki leaks played a big role in the us election, tried to get involved in the french election with the campaign of emmanuel macron. there was a story about real e—mail is mixed with fake e—mails. there was an interesting mom

the guardian has one of the pictures supposedly from the forensics investigation and published by thebomb used in the attack. the daily telegraph reports on the manchester attack are being flagged up to authorities multiple times over his extremist views —— attacker. the daily express reports on the deployment of troops across the country. the sun talks about the police‘s desperate race to hunt down a terror network linked to the attack. the times reports that authorities were warned of salman abedi's extremism views by a relative. and the daily mirror shows the picture of the attacks brother, arrested in libya earlier today. so let's begin. we were remarking earlier that the image on the front page is that of troops on uk streets. what does that make you feel when you see that, lance? streets. what does that make you feel when you see that, lance7m makes you appreciate the seriousness of the situation we face, not that we needed reminding of that, but i'm sure the security of services, the government, will be pleased to see this photograph on a lot of the front pages, it's partly the

you with "the guardian"? >> you broke my glasses. >> you did the same damn thing. >> you body slammeded me. >> the campaign released a statement saying after asking jacobs to lower the recorder jacobs declined. greg then attempted to grab the phone that was pushed in his face. jacobs grabbed greg's wrist and spun away pushing them to the ground. the sheriff who had previously donated to the campaign issued the candidate a citation for misdemeanor assault. in making matters worse, multiple montana newspapers rescinded their endorsements overnight, right before voters-ed to the polls. jacobs explained how he felt. >> it's very strange and mortifying because i don't mind being blown off by politicians, and i also am always terribly uncomfortable being part of a story. and now it seems like i became the story. >> officials say after the confrontation jacobs was examined at a hospital and released. >>> president trump is now in brussels and has a heavy day ahead of him. while world leaders may welcome the presiden

the collector has trapped my friends, the guardians of the galaxy in this weird...freakshow...heck it out...this is the joint we're in... and we need you to help us break out! got it?...good...now move it!...i gotta go! ...here there is magic for days! < celine dion singing.>( james ) celine dion was one of the main highlights of last night's billboard music awards. she performed "my heart will go on" to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the movie titanic. rapper drake was a big winner at last night's billboard music awards. he took home 13-awards which breaks adele's record for most billboard music awards in a single year. beyonce also won some awards including top female artist. the show included performances by cher, celine dion, miley cyrus and nicki minaj. there was also a moment of silence for "soundgarden" and "audioslave" singer chris cornell, who died last week. ( mark ) guardians of the galaxy is no longer the top movie at the box office.( james ) "alien: covenant" took the top spot knocking guardians into 2nd place. "alien opened with 36 million dollars. the teen rom

. >>> plus, why the "guardians of the galaxy" star has a new reason to celebrate. >> and it's all about ll cool j today. >> it's all about nancy today as well. i'm hanging out on the e.t. set. get ready because my hosting skills are going to give you the chill s >> i got chills. ♪ >> now, for may 5th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> just four days after his debut at "live," is ryan seacrest going to host a new "american idol"? welcome everybody. kevin frazier is off today but look who's here. >> i love kevin but the seat is mine tonight. we're going to talk about "ncis." >> it's going to be crazy. >> we'll get to that. we'll start tonight with ryan seacrest, his crazy world co our senior news editor has the latest from new york. >> "e.t." has learned that the production company behind "american idol" is in talks to bring the show back next year. and seacrest is the top contender for the hosting gig. here's the thing. during its 15th season on-air, it was shot in los angeles. ryan seacrest just relocated to new york city to be kelly ripa's co-host. today a source close to the s

are you with "the guardian?" >> yes, yu just broke my glasses. you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> the gianforte campaign releaseed a statement to say, after asking jacobs to lower the recorder, he declined. greg then attempted to grab the phone that was pushed in his face. jacobs grabbed greg's wrist and spun away from greg, pushing them both to the ground. the local sheriff who previously donated to gianforte's campaign, issued a citation for misdemeanor assault. making matters worse for gianforte, multiple newspapers rescinded their endorsement overnight right before voters head to if polls. jacobs explained how he felt. >> i'm mortifying. i don't mind being blown off by politicians. i'm also terribly uncomfortable being part of a story. now it seems like i became the story. >> officials say after the confrontation, jacobs was examined at a hospital and then released. >>> now to dallas where an vv burst into flames this morning following a police pursuit. authorities say they were chasing the driver who had children inside becaus

are you the guardian?ou just broke my glass. >> your last guy did the same damn thing. >> you just body slam immediate and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> i will call the police. can i get you guys' names? he just body slammed me. >> you've got to leave. >> so, willie, i can't believe how quickly that escalated. he was just -- he asked about a cbo score and he said we may not have time later and attacked him, according to fox news reporters, after he threw him to the ground, started punching him while he was on ground. >> the campaign has one account, which we'll hear in a few minute s, who says this reporter was too aggressive, jamming a microphone in his face, all the greatest hits came out. fox news crew had a completely different account. we'll hear it. where that republican candidate in montana, special election there allegedly attacked a reporter asking about the health care overhaul. >>> and the president's spending plan hits a snag with his party's budget hawks. >> you have said t

he got 51% of the vote, despite being accused of body slamming reporter ben jacobs of the guardian the day before. he apologized at the victory party. >> i took an action i can't take back, and i'm not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did. for that, i'm sorry. >> and you should know, nearly 70% of the votes in the race were cast early before the alleged assault. >>> talking about many people getting ready to do something fun for the three-day weekend. of course, others are prepared for a holiday of remembrance. >> abc 7 morning has details for important events. >> most important part of the weekend, remembering those who gave their lives while receivse our country. the annual memorial day event in the 149th year, the largest commemoration on the west coast. join active military, veterans, and their families for a special day monday at the san francisco national cemetery. the formal ceremony starts at 11:00 a.m. followed by a ranger led walk and community picnic with burgers, music, and fun games for the whole family pep dupling lovers, now you can g

how can you say guardians of galaxy volume two is the worse.are insane person. >> you get points for calling me insane? >> you lose a point for calling him insane. >> be sensitive if our argument. >> you hit me below the belt. >> kevin washington would the -- ideal plot for guardians galaxy three. >> volume three will close out the trilogy. we'll learn how chris pratt's past more details with his ceilings relationship. i'm excited about guardians three. volume two was not as good as one. i have problem admitting but saying it sucks as you men mentd earl earlier and more boring film to date is completely wrong. >> the worst marvel film to d date. >> you're calling it boring. i don't really care because i feel like i won this. here's the other thing. here's the other thing. they played music during the entire movie. first it was cute. they played all these old songs from his past and from star lord's past it was cute at first but we're talking about two hours in we're still playing music. i thought i was watching sci-fi music individual joe. >> i

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you with the guardian? >> yes, and you just broke my glass. >> the last guy did the same thing. >> you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> it's now in the hands of local law enforcement in montana and election day is tomorrow. as promised. >>> day 125 of the new administration and again another newheadline on russia and the trump campaign and the new york times. quote senior russian intelligence and political officials were discussing how to exert influence over donald trump through his advisors according to three current and former officials familiarer with the intelligence. the conversations focussed on paul manafort and michael t. flynn. the fbi and cia declined to comment when asked about this by the times. both manafort and palestiniflyn previously denied collusion. they would be supee subpoenaing. schiff says he tid not comply. a new washington post report says he may have based his actions last summer on a bogus russian dockium but that document, according the report is viewed within the fb

you can hear what happened next in this you had a dough auy the guardian. >> the bill just came out. >> we'll talk to you about that later. >> i'm curious. i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last time you game in here you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. get the hell out of here. last guy did the same thing. are you with the guardian. >> y and you just broke my glasses. >> last guy did the same damn thing. >> you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> you would like me to get the hell out of here. i'll also call the police. can i get you guys' names. >> fox's acuna says gianforte grabbed reporter ben jacobs around the neck with both hands and slammed him to the ground. punch jacobs. the sheriff's office charged gianforte with misdemeanor assault. he's been a strong supporter of donald trump and the ap reports. he's derided the media at some of his campaign events. the election will go on as scheduled wisdom. >> also developing overnight emergency crews responded to a partial building collapse in beltsville. part of the wall of a strip

g and 14 and another reporter from the guardian. from listening to interviews that i heard ben jacobs gives from the guardian, that was the person you hurt there, who had his glasses broken and all of that, he said that he didn't feel that he had a personal issue with mr. g and forte that he uncovered. he had been to some of the campaign offense but really said he was just as surprised as we were. i was standing maybe two or 3 feet from the that just happened. he wanted anything happen after him or they try to talk to you to see what statement he would give or template? >> no one downplayed it. once ben jacobs left, mr. g salman gianforte looked it up in our field producer was there and apologize. he apologized multiple times. and then his press guy he left and then came back and told us that he didn't see the whole thing. he's came counted toward the end after everything had happened into heard the noise. he asked us what it was that we saw. they could be a genuine question, him just asking what did you see. it could have been what

gianforte and another reporter from "the guardian." from listening to interviews i've heard ben jacobs give from "the guardian" -- that was the person you heard there who had his glasses broken. he said he didn't feel he had a personal issue with mr. gianforte, he had covered him, been to some campaign events. things like that but said he was just as surprised as we were. i was standing two, maybe 3 feet from the two men. >> kimerly: did anything happen after where they try to talk to you to see what statement you would give? where they tried to downplay it or anything? >> no one downplayed it. once ben jacobs laughed, mr. gianforte looked at the three of us standing there. me, our photographer and the filled producer and apologized. he apologized multiple times. and then his press guy shane left and came back and told us he didn't see the whole thing. he came in toward the end after everything had happened and we heard the noise. he asked us what it was we saw. it could be a genuine question, him just asking, what did you see? it coul

the plot line is a lot more emotional,*lord's father, guardians are back to save the day, this time,tional. the real star of this movie is michael rocher who plays been amazing character you have to watch, the blue guy, fantastic in the film overall. really enjoyed him. i give this movie four out of five. >> the first one all over again to get up to speed. >> that means -- kevin mccarthy, if you have any questions, four out of five, i hope you have a wonderful rest of the weekend, we will be right back. hey. pass please. i'm here to fix the elevator. nothing's wrong with the elevator. right. but you want to fix it. right. so who sent you? new guy. what new guy? watson. my analysis of sensor and maintenance data indicates elevator 3 will malfunction in 2 days. there you go. you still need a pass. . . you get used to food odors in your car. you think it... ...smells fine, but your passengers smell this bell dinging new febreze car with odorclear technology cleans away odors... ...for up to 30 days smells nice... breathe happy, with new febreze. heather: time few for the good, the bad,

disney is kicking off with guardians of the galaxy 2.nce publishing their research on the summers box office hits. will disney be the box office champion this summer? paul: it looks like they probably will. every year, they seem to have these blockbuster movies ready from the marvel studios or lucasfilms or any of the other things they have bought recently. they really own the summer and christmas holiday movie season every year. they seemed ready to kick off the summer with guardians. mark: i love your research. i love what you wrote about the profit margin on these films. it is a pretty healthy profit margin for disney on the first galaxy film and their eight marvel films so far. paul: the profit margin for these films are over 40%, which is very high in the film business. these are movies that are grossing on a global basis pretty much $1 billion plus. even though they are spending $250 million to make these movies and then marketing, a huge box office makes these films very profitable. that is why you see them coming back time and ti

on the set with me today, a power powerful, a former fbi assistant director, reporteder for the guardian and national political correspondent for the washington post. let's great to it. this is a routinely scheduled hearing but at an anything but routine time. what are we expecting here? >> reporter: you're absolutely right. the first testimony from fbi

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