tonight, andy garcia! betty gilpin! and music from angel olsen! with cleto and the cletones! and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice. thank you. hi. i'm jimmy. i am the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for traveling from near and far to visit us here in hollywood, where the summit of the americas is under way. i feel likepeople don't know about it, but this is a major international meetup. leaders from north, south, and central america are gathered here in los angeles to compare mustaches. i don't know what -- were you invited to this, guillermo? >> guillermo: yeah. but i couldn't go. i have to be here for you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: you were invited to this meeting of all the leaders from all the countries in our region and you decided to be here to protect me and to potentially save my life if it's necessary. >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy, you're first. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. gracias. by the way, the preside

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my mom goes if i was married to andy garcia i'd be in bed by 5:30 in the afternoon. what mom?going on how many years >> 40 years. >> 40 years. what's the magic there what makes the magic last that long. >> say yes to everything. >> to everything your wife says. >> i love the plot of this movie. it is as we reveal in that clip you guys are about to get divorced and poof your daughter ends up getting married. tell us more about this. >> it's the first obstacle right off the top. our marriage is on the rocks you know, it's -- she's trying to -- >> he's been going to therapy for a year but it hasn't gone through him. so he's sitting there. >> my therapy is like -- how much more time do we have? >> how about the comedic timing i was so turned on by that >> i love comedy i love it. my whole family, we are constantly joking and everybody -- >> always. >> we're very irreverent my mom was not the sarcastic one, i got it from my dad but my sister. >> they're on it. >> and also, your daughter has a moment in this movie she plays the younger you. >> that was your idea, wasn't it >> was it

today, from the new fountain, andy garcia. and one of the stars of "lightyear," keke palmer.use] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: morning, deja! ♪ ♪ you are moving fine. >> kelly: thank you. hey. >> ryan: good morning. >> kelly: it's thursday. hang on a second.

satcha: maÑana de lujo, hoy visita nuestra casa gloria estefan, andy garcÍa, diego boneta, isabella mercedatcha: ustedes no se pueden perder ni un minuto de despierta amÉrica, antes quiero contarle que bajo alerta de mal tiempo amanece 9 millones de personas en varios estados, tormentas severas, lluvias e inundaciones se unen a la ola de calor extremo y los incendios forestales que azotan en los gran parte del paÍs. en chicago, una alarma de tornado siembra el caos en un estadio de bÉisbol donde cientos de aficionados corren por sus vidas, en vivo eliangelica gonzÁlez nos muestra dÓnde ocurrelos peores estragos, elÍ, buenos dÍas. eliangelica: buenos dÍas para ustedes, son millones quienes estÁn bajo el azote del tiempo severo luchando entre el calor extremoy tambiÉn las destructivas tormentas, aquÍ les cuento. residentes de chicago amanecen bajo el agua luego del paso de una poderosa tormenta que produce daÑos hasta en indiana, en la casa de los cubs la voz de playboy entre chicago y los padres de san diego obligÓ a los fanÁticos y a los equipos a resguardarse mientras sonaban las sirenas

tonight, andy garcia! betty gilpin! and music from angel olsen! with cleto and the cletones!, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice. thank you. hi. i'm jimmy. i am the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for traveling from near and far to visit us here in hollywood, where the summit of the americas is under way. i feel likepeople don't know about it, but this is a major international meetup. leaders from north, south, and central amer

i remember playing picasso opposite andy garcia in modigliani, and i hadn't lost enough weight so i rememberes film festival, someone said, picasso was a little bit overweight, can someone explain... i said between the rose period and the blue period, there was the porkadelic period, where picasso used to paint with doughnuts in his hand, and the whole press just put their heads down and wrote it down. so, i think there is a frustration that i was pigeonholed but i think what happened, when i said people need to know you, it has taken me about 30 years for people to know me and trust me, that they don't think i am some kind of terrorist cell who has been a sleeper cell here and is finally going to blow himself up on live television. i just wonder, if with the benefit of hindsight and a career that has proved to be a great success, you can now say that you regret maybe sometimes when you bit your tongue at the degree of prejudice and stereotyping that you experienced? again, to be specific, you were in the mummy. i have to confess i never saw it, but it was quite a big movie at the time. it w

we've had spencer tracy and steve martin in the '90s version and third time with andy garcia taking overit. the twist here -- also gloria estefan plays his wife. the twist here, it's all surrounding a cuban american family, the nuances, a deep dive into a celebration of the culture. this one a lot of fun on hbo max. >> okay, so in honor of father's day you're a dad as well, so happy father's day. >> thank you. you too. >> thank you. your kids about the same age as mine and you have bonus -- >> there we are in a very candid selfie, hair down and everything. >> what are the bonus binges? what's good to do with the kids? >> a couple movies i still like watching. kind of recent. "onward." came out a couple years ago about two elf brothers on a magical pursuit to spend one more day with their late father. it's clever. it's well written. it's fun and funny and a lot of heart. bring the tissues along for that. the other "the mitchells versus the machines," a huge surprise hit on netflix. we absolutely love it. my girls love to sit down and watch this over and over again. family going on a road

it stars andy garcia, craig t. nelson, and more. production already under way.ill span 30 years of his life with carey mulligan playing his wife and jeremy strong playing john gruen. cooper also stars and directs the film which he calls a life-long dream explaining he wanted to be a conductor when he was little. who knew? steven spielberg and martin scorsese have signed on to produce it. it's currently also in production. >> going to be incredible. >> it's going to be great. >>> finally this morning, if you own a dog you know pups pick up the darnedest things and this little rosie is no exception. check out what this hungry basset hound just brought home. >> rosie, what do you have? where did you get a sub sandwich from? that's still in the wrapper that i didn't make. seriously. grubhub, what the heck? doordash? rosie. >> that's funny. >> not giving it up either. >> rosie is so patient. she hasn't finished the sandwich yet. >> she wanted to unwrap it and enjoy it. we're told the mystery was solved. seems rosie actually stole that sub right out of her son's frien

today, from the new fountain, andy garcia. and one of the stars of "lightyear," keke palmer. a second. li

garcia. she was looking so much more relaxed after that opening—round victory. then andy, the cancer campaigner, blogger and podcaster, who has died of bowel cancer at the age of 40. since she was diagnosed in 2016, deborah has earned praise for her intimate, frank and often humorous account of living with the disease. our reporter graham satchell looks back at how she inspired a nation, raised millions for charity and connected with thousands of other cancer patients. as she approached the end of her life, deborahjames was honoured with a damehood. it was presented in person at her parents�* house by prince william. recognition for an extraordinary woman who captured the heart of the nation. for more than five years, dame deborah recorded, documented and shared her life with cancer, she danced her way through most of it. the way she campaigned and raised awareness of bowel cancer was a real boost for other people living with the condition. hello, and welcome to you, me and the big c. we all have one thing in common, we all have or we have had cancer. deborah used this bb

but still in the mix and playing this afternoon are emma raducanu and andy murray, and both face challenging opponents. caroline garciane garcia, a former world number four who won a tournament on grass in germany last week. so very much in—form, and a challenge for emma raducanu. and then it's a game of wimbledon veterans — 35—year—andy murray against 37—year—old americanjohn isner. murray will have to find a way to cope with this giant serve of isner, a man trying to break the record for the most aces ever served by one player during their career, currently on 13,000. 0h, oh, my goodness, thank you very much, that is daniela relph in sw19, in wimbledon, a very exciting day ahead there. if you are we had a weather front bring outbreaks of rain, and following is a whole _ outbreaks of rain, and following is a whole mixture of sunshine and showers — a whole mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers are not going to he _ showers. the showers are not going to be widespread today. as is

emma raducanu, her match against caroline garcia is second on centre court tomorrow, followed by andy stevejohnson, thatis will be playing at stevejohnson, that is the first match up on court number three, that is the first match up on court numberthree, i believe. before that is the first match up on court number three, i believe. before all of that tonight, we still have serena williams, 23—time grand slam champion. so much happening here, will keep you updated on bbc news but from all the team here, good night. there has been some big contrasts in the weather across the uk during the day to day. tax of sunshine across eastern england there were temperatures and the low 20s, presently warm. the west, weather front is bringing a thicker cloud and heavy rain for parts of western scotland. the rain tied it with this slow—moving area of low pressure that will be with us through the rest of this week with showers in the forecast air pretty much every day. of rights, a band of rain pushes across central and eastern england, includes eastern scotland sing some wet weather. temperatures int

hopefully emma raducanu will take on caroline garcia on centre court. before andyt had a cheering. i think i've just had a really rough couple of years like so many people have. this means a lot. so this how centre court is shaping up today, what a line—up. the big three from monday. novak djokovic gets things under way against thanasi kokkinakis, and then emma raducanu against garcia and andy murray against isnerfor a place in the third round. one of the big talking points of the day at the all england club is the future of serena williams. she's been out of the game for almost a year but returned in the singles yesterday only to be beaten in her opening match by france's harmony tan. she lost in a gripping three—set match and the 23—time grand slam winner, who is now 40, says she is unsure whether she will play at wimbledon again. i don't know. i mean, obviously, the summer's, we're in the summer now and so, right in the swing of it. like i said coming into this, i'm just planning for right now and see how i feel and just to go from there. away from wimbledon, at

britain's emma raducanu is out of wimbledon after being defeated by france's caroline garcia in straight sets. andyg its opposition to sweden and finland joining the alliance. we can speak now to professor dave desroches, from the national defence university in washington dc. how much has this conflict reinvigorated nato and are they going far enough in dealing with this challenge?— this challenge? well, it has reinvigorated _ this challenge? well, it has reinvigorated nato. - this challenge? well, it has i reinvigorated nato. emmanuel this challenge? well, it has _ reinvigorated nato. emmanuel macron just a few years ago referred to the alliance as brain dead. now sweden are setting aside 200 years of neutrality, and finland setting aside 60 years of neutrality, to join the alliance. so basically nothing brings a military alliance together like a threat from outside, and putin has provided that. he has basically been the greatest driver of nato enlargement in our time. in practical terms, though, what more can nato do in terms of shaping the conflict on the ground? yes, individual countries, billi

championship is over after she was outplayed by france�*s caroline garcia, the world number 55, in a second—round match on centre court. andyasi kokkinakis the run around. commentator: he knew that was coming. wrapping up a commanding victory in exactly two hours. umpire: game, set and match, djokovic. home hopes were high, harriet dart making it ten brits in the second round for the first time since 1984, but the tests would only get harderfrom here. cameron norrie made life hard for himself, going to five sets in his tussle for a third round spot, but after his opponent suffered cramp, his path to victory was clearer. time for all eyes on the british women�*s number one emma raducanu. it was a shaky start, up against the relentless power of caroline garcia, a former world number four. the winners just kept flying past her. commentator: oh! it�*s too good! there were signs the tide was turning on the second set. oh! phenomenal! but despite the will of the crowd, it wasn�*t the result they wanted, as garcia flew into round three. raducanu out, but not down. even when, you know, it was tough at the end there, they wanted to

emma raducanu plays caroline garcia then andy murray plays the man who has his name on a court.ces in round one. now isner serves into the noise. there could be more gripping nights to come on centre. joe lynskey, bbc news. there are nine british players in the second round and it could be ten if harriet dart wins today. ryan peniston had a dream wimbledon debut. he's through after beating henri laaksonen in straight sets. he's ranked 135th in the world and has been in terrific form coming into the grass—court grand slam, reaching the quarterfinals at eastbourne, queen's and nottingham. british number two dan evans fell at the first hurdle. evans was beaten in straight sets by jason kubler of australia. there was controversy in a match involving one beaten briton. australia's nick kyrgios won in five sets against pauljubb, but kyrgios spent much of the match irritated by the behaviour of some spectators. he even called a line itjudge his snitch in his victory. when he won, kyrgios appeared to spit in the direction of someone in the crowd. he could face a fine for that. england's

garcia said, it was quite routine... i suppose _ said, it was quite routine... i suppose a _ said, it was quite routine... i suppose a less unsurprising defeat was andyfor andy— was andy murray, a pretty brutal way for andy murray to go in his 14th campaign — for andy murray to go in his 14th campaign on the wimbledon lawn is against _ campaign on the wimbledon lawn is againstjohn isner, whom he had never_ againstjohn isner, whom he had never before failed to beat. 35 aces, never before failed to beat. aces, it was never before failed to beat. 755 aces, it was a crushing serve. annabel, james, lovely to have you both on, we will see you in 35 minutes for a second look at the papers. good evening. andy murray's wimbledon is over after he was beaten byjohn isner in four sets. the second—round exit is the earliest murray has ever been knocked out of wimbledon. the 20th seed isner has a powerful serving game. the american used that to win the first sets on centre court. murray, though, did fight back, he took the third set on a tie break getting the crowd fired up in the process, but in the whole match he had just two break point opportunities. isner goe

garcia has now admitted sexually assaulting three girls. a country music writer in the us is suing mariah carey over her 1994 hit all i want for christmas is you. andyears earlier which shares the same name. he's seeking at least $20 million in damages from carey, her co—writer and their record label. at least four people have been killed and 30 others are injured, after a crowded train derailed in southern germany. the train was travelling to munich, when the accident happened. an investigation is underway. with the latest, here's shelley phelps. the violence of the derailment is evident from the wreckage, crumpled carriages lying on their sides at twisted angles. eyewitness footage taken immediately after the incident shows passengers in shock, gathering their belongings. at a news briefing in berlin, the head of the german railway was visibly shaken as he spoke about the incident. translation: the pictures we are seeing are terrible. l they make us deeply sad and speechless. and i can say this, not only for me, as the head of the railway, but also for all railway workers, my thoughts — our thoughts — are with the victims and their surviving relat

rally around emma raducanu but garcia kept her cool and takes her place in the third round of this grand slam so it is over, not for the first time in wimbledon history, to andyto try to lift the british mood this evening. he is currently playing on centre court against the six foot ten opponent. if former semifinalist here who knows andy murray, even with the resurfaced hip is one of the best returners in the sport. 5—3 albert murray looking good to hold onto this game and forced the american to serve for the first set. we will keep you updated with what happens. you will hear it with henman hill behind me. the door is not always open for chocolates these days. unvaccinated and unwelcome in new york and melbourne wimbledon office and the chance of another title. he started the championship slightly slowly. today he had his. for games and he had won three of them. his opponent was cornered. trying to formulate answers against a man already on the next question. he had previously described joke of it as a brick wall. wherever you hit it it keeps bouncing back at you. until, eventually, the wall wins. the kind of match for you only when needed to watch at the c

andy murray had as a teenager, young player. lots for her to learn and she will but credit to caroline garcia, that is not easy against a partisan~ , frenchwoman. andy murray coming up next but that — frenchwoman. andy murray coming up next but that is _ frenchwoman. andy murray coming up next but that is the _ frenchwoman. andy murray coming up next but that is the bad _ frenchwoman. andy murray coming up next but that is the bad news - frenchwoman. andy murray coming up next but that is the bad news for - next but that is the bad news for emma. let's focus on the good news. a better day. a significant victory for british tennis. aha, a better day. a significant victory for british tennis.— for british tennis. a great win for harriet. for british tennis. a great win for harriet- you _ for british tennis. a great win for harriet. you to _ for british tennis. a great win for harriet. you to the _ for british tennis. a great win for harriet. you to the likeable - for british tennis. a great win for| harriet. you to the likeable figure on the british tennis tour and she made good progress. going into wimbledon, reaching priorwith m

no place for andy murray in round three, and the same can be said for emma raducanu. she was beaten in straight sets by caroline garciarie is into round three. he showed real resilience. he came through a tough encounter against spain's jaume munar on court one, but onlyjust. the world number 71 led by 2 sets to 1, but norrie was able to produce a fightback and he'll play america's stevejohnson next, who beat fellow brit ryan peniston. and there'll be more british players hoping tojoin norrie in round three, with six players in action today including harriet dart, katie boulter and jack draper. heather watson is also in action — and she'll be hoping not to be on court for long. her second round match against wang qiang was suspended for bad light, with watson just one game away from victory. that match will be finished off after lunchtime today. away from wimbledon, debutant issy wong has given england's women hope in the of the one—off test against south africa at taunton. in a day dominated by rain, she took two late wickets on day three, as south africa closed on 55—3, still 78 runs behind england's first innings s

raÚl: esta maÑana te presentamos un avance exclusivo de la nueva pelÍcula de gloria estefan y andy garcÍareporte de lo nuevo que estÁ pasando con la separaciÓn de shakira y piquÉ. raÚl: tambiÉn conocerÁs a la inspiradora historia de la diseÑadora de trajes de baÑo colombiana que eligiÓ la mamÁ de musk. satcha: compartimos con el joven cuyo cuerpo no creciÓ pero su Éxito si crece cada dÍa mÁs como influencer, hasta bad bunny lo estÁ llamando. raÚl: en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] karla: esto es "despierta amÉrica", gracias amanecer junto a nosotros. francisca: no se pueden perder llo Último que se conoce de la ruptura del momento, shakira y piquÉ, nos vamos a espaÑa para conversar con la periodista que ha estado muy atenta a este tema. raÚl: tampoco se pueden perder porque te vamos a presentar el trÁiler de la no a pelÍcula de gloria estefan y andy garcÍa. jesse: el show de hoy promete. acompÁÑanos por las prÓximo cuatro horas y comenzamos con las noticias. satcha: hoy esta niÑa que se hizo pasar por muerta la masacre en uvalde como te contamos, se convierte en

alan: se estrena en los Ángeles con gloria estefan, andy garcÍa, tenemos todo lo que pasÓ en la nocheÉrica" el domingo logra hablar con una de las periodistas que destapÓ el escÁndalo de la separaciÓn de shakira y piquÉ que ya es oficial despuÉs de que ambos enviarÁn un comunicado. alan: quienes fueron los mejores y los no tan bien vestidos en los premios de mtv? llegan los detectives de la moda a dictar sentencia. en despierta amÉrica que comienza ahora! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [cantan] karla: buenos dÍas familia de "despierta amÉrica". gracias por amanecer junto a nosotros. alan: buenos dÍas, compaÑeros. vamos a comenzar la semana como debe ser. tenemos un gran show. jessica: asÍ es, mÁs adelante van a ver el trÁiler oficial de la serie que cuenta la vida de jennifer lÓpez. raÚl: s mucho mÁs preparado esta maÑana, antes las noticias. satcha: nueva ronda de balaceras en el paÍs que estÁ a punto de alcanzar uno de los aÑos mÁs mortÍferos en la historia, aquÍ lo vemos en el mapa que muestra las locaciones de los tiroteos registrados el fin de semana y superan la docena. tod