why angela bassett says her storied career has only just begun. woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and clearer skin. woman 3: this is my body of proof. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. avo: humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an in

thank you, miss bassett.. or when you can say yes... to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. get your yes for less at the newest ross store in south santa rosa. >>> we are back and shark week is back with a perfect match-up to sharks and shaq. cameras were there as shaquille o'neal took a swim with the sharks. there you see him right there.r the story. >> oh, my goodness. can you imagine the size of the wet suit for shaq. i mean, they had to sew three of them together. the biggest shark cage they've ever used underwater for shaq. when you combine the biggest force of nature with the biggest onto dominate the basketball court it's not just shark week, it's shaq week with a giant-sized shaq going nose to nose with the predators of the deep. ♪ shark week kicks off with a shaq dive. the seven foot tall legend considered one of the greatest in nba history but now he's overcoming

he was all smiles joining costars henry cavill, rebecca ferguson and angela bassett at the d.c. screening, held at the air and space museum. which was ironically, a full circle cruise moment. >> we had the "top gun" premier here. >> i like the steel grey for the man of steel, praept appropriate. >> and the man of steel was still beaming about this lucky instagram moment in the sun, in between all the rain in d.c. >> was a brief moment where it was sunny this morning and then the rain came in. >> it parted for everyone in d.c. >> this is the last premiere. how do you feel? are you excited? are you sad? how will you celebrate? >> no, we're just going to have fun tonight. we're going to sign, we're going to try to sign all of their autographs and we're just going to have a really fun screening tonight. >> he's like everywhere. >> he needs to take a nap. tom, just take a nap. we're all getting older. take a nap. >>> all right, coming up -- >> ziplining with the hemsworth and the damons. scuba bying with the smiths. . the stars' extreme european vacations. >>> and kristen bell breaks

the chair of the board was jane bassett—spilman. and she came to campus and called a meeting.e you going to resign? she used the word "children". she said, "children, you are making too much noise, i can't communicate if you make so much noise." using the word children to college students, ooh, that was not good. when dr zinser realised the intensity of the feelings and the sense on the campus, she decided to step down. the board discussed and decided to name me president. there is one person i want to single out for very special thanks. my wife, linda. right now i'm getting emotional. so i had to stop. people who are deaf must have unlimited educational and professional opportunities. the pioneering dr i king jordan. remember, you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel or catch up on all our films and more than a thousand radio programmes in our online archive. just go to the bbc website. now we head tojerusalem in 1946, when british forces controlled what was then palestine. at the time, the british faced an insurgency by armed jewish groups fighting for the c

this dog, i believe it is her bassett hound, he's doing the hey, don't stop petting me, keep petting.like, not done yet. >> thee plan f a the way up with bubbles. >> see if the idea takes waste the food, gayle, it's going to be delicious. >>> these two are always finding crazy things to do with basically anything and everything they can get their hands on. in this case, look at that. do you see that? they've got themselves a little bubble machine. >> wee we got a shop vac, we shove is into this bucket full of water and soap. >> and athey have a plan for ths machine. they think it's going to be a great idea to put the net around the parameter toe lien. >> three, two, one. >> start filling it with. >> bubbles. >> that's a great idea. >> not bad, actual. >> i it seems like nothing could go wrong. >> watch medisappear. >> does it stay in the net something. >> that's their hope, that the bubbles are going to stay inside the netting. look at how much is coming down. >> look at that. >> this is so crazy. >> this is so easy. >> most these successful youtuber videos are just them trashing thei

the chair of the board was jane bassett spillman, and she came to campus and called a meeting.oing to resign? spillman: no, we will not... she used the word "children." she said, "children, you are making too much noise, i can't communicate if you are making too much noise." using the word "children" to college—aged students, that was not good. when dr zinser realised the intensity of the feelings and the sense on the campus, she decided to step down. the board discussed and decided to name the president. archive footage: there is one person i want to single out for very special thanks. my wife, linda. now i am getting emotional, so i have to stop. i vow that people who are deaf must have unlimited educational and professional opportunities. i was delighted with the speech. i was delighted with the experience. let's return to the world cup because england's victory means they're through to a world cup semi—finalfor the first time since 1990. millions of people watched the match here in the uk — as much of the country came to a standstill. daniela relph was with some of the fans

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directed by christopher mcquarrie it reunites a familiar ensemble cast alongside newcomers angela bassette reshoot ofjustice league. the famously gung ho cruise broke his ankle during production and had to stop shooting for a couple of months. i hope it was worth the pain. there‘s plenty of action men duking it out in cinemas this summer. hot on the heels ofjumanji: welcome to thejungle and rampage, one man movie machine the rock is back again in skyscraper, aka die rock hard, while jason statham goes head—to—head with the world‘s biggest shark in the meg. the modern summer blockbuster was built on shark bait with stephen spielberg‘s 1975 hit jaws setting the wide release pattern which would become the template for such seasonal sensations. i‘ve always said that jaws is not about a shark, it‘s about a crisis of masculinity in the post—watergate age. as for the meg, i‘m pretty sure it is about a shark. and the stath. i‘ve often said that we are living through a golden age of animation, and on the basis of films released in uk cinemas this year, that continues to be true. in march the anima

trump steelmaking yesterday with someone who was actually there will get his perspective that is the bassett or to the united states but first this report. the mood at the white house rose garden was upbeat after the meeting it was a notable turnaround after the harsh rhetoric that the u.s. and the e.u. have exchanged in recent weeks u.s. president donald trump's comments to the press corps helped ease concerns of a possible all out trade war between the two sides. already today the united states and the european union have a one trillion dollar bilateral trade relationship the largest economic relationship anywhere in the world. we want to further strengthen this trade relationship to the benefit of all american and european citizens prior to the talks e.u. commission president john called you had been threatening you trade tariffs on the u.s. but arriving at the white house you stressed to reporters that the e.u. and the u.s. were allies and not enemies adding he was ready to negotiate some hours later the two leaders announced they had agreed on a deal trump agreed to refrain from car ter

you know it's interesting bassett is one of those guys it was but like carrying the torch of disclosure that's getting governments to open up about what they've investigated regarding u.f.o.'s and things like that for years in the trenches yeah i guess these are only actually little shit this guy is he is literally the only lobbyist registered to lobby on washington legally on a whim just testified to you know over this kind of thing is well you know it's interesting that you know one of the biggest actual studies of u.f.o.'s came in the former u.s. government project blue book club when you were at aliant com what did you discover about project blue book when you were there one of the cool things about well put project blue book if for those of you at home it's one of the most famous government projects to study aliens and u.f.o.'s it was it was called project blue book an air force project that investigated u.f.o.'s from one thousand nine hundred forty seven to nine hundred sixty nine and the man that's best known for. the guy who advised on it was j. alan hein a pretty big name in th

yen solve those been trying to play down differences between the member countries after mr trump bassett is allies for their trade relations with russia china says it stands on the right side of history in defending multilateralism and is accusing united states of bullying it said it would retaliate against any further u.s. tyrus washington has announced a possible ten percent charge on two hundred billion dollars worth of new girls from china beijing called the move unacceptable and warned it would be false to retaliate retaliate no more war sounds i would like to stress that the united states behavior is typical trade bullying china will definitely make the necessary counter-attack and firmly protect our legitimate rights and interests i would also like to say this is a fight between unilateralism and multilateralism protectionism and free trade might and rule china stand in line with the international community on the correct side of history to protect the rules of the multilateral trade order together libya more load after has agreed to return control of major all oil ports to the in

bassett's the a-y. unless a fair ass or two that he found so infectious enjoying a chat with friends while he works on the plantation making something big out of something small that something people learn to do in hawaii. kona coffee is strong and exquisite and he often and his wife make a decent living from it and. left the island to attend university in canada the parents are content with their aloha lifestyle here the spirit that unites people from every hawaiian island. our next stop is in the north of. playing field people seem to glide through life with aids. relief. plane. we head out to sea to meet someone for whom that is especially true and she must have a guardian angel this is the world of a young woman and kill a social. leap . from the moment i first saw my shark maybe a fish shark when i was maybe seven or eight years old i was absolutely infatuated with the band and i ended up actually following them because they're so unique they have a really unique presence that i don't think any oth

lamp in that book i love getting it in the sig and i was a little bummed that he said bassett is going to put it in six hundred kilometers south of the bass in the hills of winter body phillip in one of the ms has grown cocoa all his life were not long ago he was seen as a criminal now he's director of a program which controls far. more years and today though there's no this does not of. this being allowed in this. out of some of the books of own but it's a good one then with. the by giving up the whole bit on the years with me that didn't make all of this or go. well get it. out of. you. the new system allows each farmer to grow one thousand six hundred metres square the cocoa on their land. believe in his team have been send records of a farmer who will succeed in his quota. it's the little comments that are the. c.n.n. couple below can't even read. if the president is in the us see just as. farmers we exceed their quotas are reported by the coca union to the authorities thanks those crops are immediately eradicated and farmers can be banned from further cultivation. and you can't. a

bassett don't like paper bags. >> 27.5. >> if you see a bad, do not pick it up.ey can transmit diseases, although they are largely harmless. it is best to look and admire. >> later this year, they will attach tiny transmitters to the bats and track them at night. all in an effort to learn as much about these creatures as possible. don ford, kpix 5. >>> with major wildfires raging, governor brown has declared states of emergency into counties, riverside in the south, shasta in the north. in shasta, the car fire has now burned more than 45 square miles west of reading. it is 10% contained. that fire grew dramatically last night. it kept expanding today in the dry heat. this afternoon, a reporter from our sister station narrowly avoided disaster. >> this is insane guys. look off quickly this fire comes towards the freeway. get in the car, let's go. that was scary. wow. >> she later posted that she and her photographer are now safe. >>> in southern california, a wildfires raging. the cranston fire is only 5% contained. that fire is nearly tripled since it started yes

let's talk about angela bassett's hair. that was quite a task for you, huh? >> right. basically that was a wig they weren't really sure -- marvel wasn't really sure. but now they're really happy. and it's the most expensive wig we had. it probably cost about $15,000. >> $15,000? >> yeah. because all the locks are hand made and put into the base of a wig. and it was a big long process. but ultimately i think she came out really, really beautiful. the queen mother. >> i've got to go see the movie again just to look at that hair. my goodness. so let's talk about your role at the festival, the march on washington film festival. >> i'm here for the life and the legacy. d here just as a modern day hair stylist and to continue her legacy of community and family and what barbershops and salons bring to our black community. that's the nucleus of what it is. >> an madam c.j.er wa a self-made millionaire in the time and the era that ts happened. it's pretty incredible story. and her legacy lives on. what do you as a hair stylist, a celebrity hair stylist, what do you say about so

this is laura bassett. >> i think one thing that's important to note about his statement is he doesn'trily walk back the things that he said. he's not saying it's not a mistake to invite putin to the white house. he's saying oops, i didn't mean to make the president look bad. this statement is clearly coming after strong arming by the president and i think what is interesting about this whole thing is trump could fire him but he's in really tough spot because if he does fire him, he's in a position -- coats is in a position to speak even more uncomfortable truths about the president. i think trump needs to keep him around and they are trying to have a working relationship here and it's increasingly awkward. >> given the inner workings of the white house, laura, do you thinks he released this on his own or do you think he got a push from the white house to do that? >> he got a push but i really think that this under scores just how wide the rift is between the president and the intelligence community and further, just the fact that the president made the invitation to putin in the first

h-h-s assistant secretary for legislation matthew bassett...laims officials have spent 500 hours facilitating congressional visits. bassett says these hours would have otherwise been spent helping children in custody. president trump signed an executive order last month that stops border officials from separating children from families. however, many who were separated before the change in policy have not been reunited. lawmakers including house minority leader nancy pelosi say congressional oversight is critical. her office says there is no evidence the trump administration has a plan to reunite children even after a federal judge ordered an immediate start to the process. (lydia)president trump will make his supreme court replacment decision either today or tomorrow. he plans to share it with a small circle of officials. cnn's jeff zeleny explains how it will happen. president trump is only hours away from finalizing his choice for the supreme court. president donald trump"i've spent the last 3 days interviewing and thinking about supreme cou

that parade boasts more than 100 entries including floats and classic cars and even decorated bassettre originally french. >> that's my daughter. i come to visit her. she took me straight from the airport to the parade. >> i really like how fun and exciting it is. >> what's your favorite part? >> i like getting candy. >> do you blame her? the parade rolled through the city's old town district with the fun lasting for several hours. >>> there are a lot of ways to celebrate the fourth, and most americans don't stray too far from the traditional options. 50% will be at a fireworks show. 41% will stay home and relax, and 35% will party. however, there is a shift in party planning this year. according to retail me not, more americans than last year are buying nonalcoholic drinks. >>> all right. we do want to get you this update from cal fire. they just provided this update on the county fire burning through yolo and napa counties. we do know now it's grown to 86,000 acres and is now 27% contained. both numbers are higher than what they were earlier. >> the evacuation orders are still in ef

. >> angela bassett is tom's high powered cia boss. >> what was your reaction when you got the call you're it? >> i was like, oh, my god, really? are you kidding me? who? me? then i really started freaking out. >> playing his fellow agent-turned enemy, henry cavill. >> you have an incredible scene, the bathroom scene. what was it like making that scene? >> it was brutal actually. what was supposed to be four days of shooting, it ended up being four weeks. >> henry is single but told us having a girlfriend is not easy when he's globetrotting making movies. >> people are always trying to set me up on blind dates. >> really? >> it's tricky, though. i mean for anyone to kind of jump into this lifestyle, it's not easy. >> you have something i want. >> romancing tom is vanessa kirby, who is emmy mom nated for her work in the crown as princess margaret, queen elizabeth's sister. >> it was quite a moment. you like margaret too? it was really nice. >> you heard a lot of talk from tom about the top gun sequel. well, this weekend marks 30 years since another cruise classic, cocktail. didn't you love

bassett schiavo updates and more at the top of it alex sarich coming up yourself a good day to. be. the big. move. on. the book. i'm going to. move. move. is. truly move. customizing the poetry the more my surrogate mother the slave that's no longer fiction it's the business with us and the sunni just begun to unfold its full potential are we on the cusp of steering our own ship. the fifty million small job. or more. sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of this captivating sound. and found that deep in the rain forest in central africa and would like to believe it was able to evoke a lesson with the annual one. minute legal costs. fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to his son mates are not only the jungle and return to the concrete and glass jungle but. the result rivers culture shock. the crowds we. saw from the forest starts august ninth w. . it's all happening. of a funny. story linked to news from africa and the world. your link to exception stories and discussions can you and will come see that ne

assistant coach appeared in good spirits as they answered questions at their first public appearance sept bassett has more now from channel. thank the happy faces of what is now one of the world's most famous football leaves the wild boars can finally go home well no not for the performances on the pitch but for demo regular survival and rescue from the pitch black of a cave in northern thailand. a try to go into the water and dig to see if we can go through but i could feel that the bottom was all sand and the top was just rocks a pulled the rope and the boys pulled me back afterwards i told one of the boys that we cannot exit this way and what was planned as a one hour visit to the cave turned into an ordeal for eighteen days and nights closely watched by news viewers around the world. we found a sunday hill and there was water dripping from cliffs and rocks so i told everyone that we'd better stay near the water so we decided to spend the night there before we went to sleep i told him we should pray together before sleeping the youngest is only eleven years old maybe. i tried not to think abou

. >> as you can see, angela bassett is there.g it a 98% on rotten tomatoes. one writes that it plays out kind of like mission impossible greatest hits album. another calls it a combination of thrilling stunts, insane, clever writing. take your heart meds first and hold on tight. >> cruise broke his ankle for one of those stunts. >>> next to the super hero movie based on the cartoon network's most popular show. in teen titans, their dreams of hollywood stardom are sidetracked by a dastardly villain and his scheme to conquer the world. >> the whole world will be under my control! destroy them! >> watch me, watch me, watch me! watch me, watch me, watch me. >> we're taking you down! >> how are you going to do it? >> are you going to fart on me? have a dance off? >> it's doing pretty well so far, got an 89% on rotten tomatoes. one says it's far more enjoyable than the grown up super hero blockbusters it spoofs, and one says it's so funny it hurts. >> you know what hurts right now? >> your feet? >> my cankles. should we do a low-speed

larry bassett -- fog and son mostly sunny. -- sun and mostly sunny. of a fog bank here and also enough of an onshore breeze that we are just really near average on the temperatures. as long as this holds out to travis, temperatures will be that hot even in lynn. concorde and livermore have yet to have a 100 degree temperature this july. not yet. not yet. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. upper 50s and 60s for the east bay. rogge, 59 degrees. that's where the activity is. some of that might rotate back in tomorrow. 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. here he is with the blue tie telling us that traffic as -- >> it was a little slow, steve. >> okay. >>> we had an accident reported in marin county. that's where we will start. southbound 101 near st. vincent. there was a crash and they quickly got on the way. traffic is recovering. it was lighter but now everybody is getting through. i was looking at this picture and it looked light. it is a little heavier down to the civic center. some people are going to the golden gate bridge will find fog. and on the other side, y

i know we had angela bassett on monday.nly wednesday. omari hardwick. can't wait to talk to him a little later. >>> speaking of star power, our ginger zee is taking shark week to the extreme this morning, take a look. there she is right now taking the plunge with one of the biggest animals on the planet, the whale shark. they can be up to 40 feet long and weigh as much as 20 tons. we will check in with ginger coming up. >> she doesn't look scared at all. >> not at all. >>> we'll begin with breaking news. abc news obtained the recording of donald trump speaking to his lawyer, michael cohen, about buying the rights to his story of a "playboy" model who claimed she had an affair with him. this tape contradicts trump's claim he didn't know anything about it. pierre thomas is here with the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, george. the debate over the tape. the conversation was secretly recorded by cohen, trump apparently completely unaware. let's listen to a critical part of the tape that's in dispute with

speaking to my colleague chris mason, the electoral commission chief executive claire bassett insistedependent finding of fact. parliament is a remit for the electoral commission, which is about making sure that this is transparent and accurate recording of where money is spent and where it comes from. that's what we're looking at today. it's is to make sure where we find people in a broken those rules, we make that clear, we pointed out, and we can see what's happened, and by looking at the 38 page report on the website. it's a matter for parliament what happens with the referendum. vote leave have said this morning that the electoral commission report contains another of false accusations and incorrect assertions that are wholly inaccurate. they say it's astonishing nobody from vote leave has been interviewed by the alecto commission. it says you are supposedly impartial but perhaps motivated by a political agenda. i'm disappointed nobody from vote leave was interviewed as well. we asked five times over a period of months to provide somebody to be interviewed and they didn't do so. w

bassett said, we are out here in the middle of soy and corn country in iowa.t to mention john deere in other farming equipment. what we are sort of hearing on the ground, which you have already touched on, if there is a deep anxiety for soybean farmers, especially, but also for manufacturers of combine equipment look, like john deere. mentioned, the supply complex thesemely days i wasn't even if there is a manufacturing path for machines and assemblage here in iowa, many of the parts of course are manufactured elsewhere, and especially with the aluminum - and steel tariffss, there is a lot of anxiety on the ground here. aside from the economic consequences, i do think maybe they are not separate anyway, but that i think there have been a lot of detrimental effects culturally, thinking about how even if the economic situation has stayed the same or improved for some populations, specifically for immigrant populations, for people of color and queer populations, i think this administration in many ways has created sort of threats to the well-being of those popula