not a batman, but the batman. >> well, it's -- yes, you are the current batman, i'll give you that. >mmy: so i had to pull them aside. >> well. it should be -- you had said for a few months, jimmy had been coming up to me in various situations going, when are we going to tell the boys? i'm like what are you talking about? he's like, that there's a new batman. >> jimmy: daddy isn't batman anymore. >> daddy isn't batman anymore. we were hanging out. jimmy said, i think we got to tell them now. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> he said -- i had kids there. he says, guys, you should know something. your dad is not batman anymore. i'm playing batman in the "team titans go" movie. abel goes, oh yeah? let's hear it. true story. jimmy's on his heels a little bit. and you sister, "i'm batman." >> jimmy: something like that. >> i'm behind abel and he goes, yeah, pretty good, not as good as my dad. hit it, boy. [ laughter ] right? do you remember that? he's 7. "hit it boy." like i work for him. >> jimmy: well, we all have our bosses. >> i know, i know, i know. you do a great job. >> jimmy: well, they re

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i'd like that for my office. >> jon: batman! >> stephen: when asked for except, the museum's curator said -- nothing! because it turns out the terrus museum had neither a curator nor a team dedicated to acquisitions. who gave the go-ahead to purchase these paintings? the janitor? (french accent) "oui, i found these paintings, they look pretty good, i say, "okay why not?" now, excuse me, an american tourist has flushed a fidget spinner." rif( piano riff ) so, pro tip: always get a professional opinion before investing in any artwork. i did, before sinking a hefty chunk of change into this rare leonardo self-portrait "cowabunga dude." ( laughter ) italian is such a beautiful language. we've got a great show for you tonight. ( cheers and applause ) chris o'donnell from "ncis los angeles" is here! and later, singing with jack white! but when we return, i sit down with first lady melania trump. stick around! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( ♪ ) it's the details that make the difference. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved

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with bumgardner, back soon, perhaps holland can be the robin to bumgardner's batman. >> usually when there is a losing streak, it just takes one guy to put the cape on and be superman. >> let's use batman. i'm a batman guy. ♪ >> i wanted more. >>> if you're busy honoring northgate high school athletes over the weekend, here's what you missed. raider linebacker bruce irvin spent his week in morgantown where he was part of west virginia's graduating class. he earned a degree in sociology. great for him. >>> a's and yankees, new york's deliver stances. look what i found behind the backstop. flipped first base for the out. but, the only break the a's got this weekend is saturday's game, ninth-inning, a's with the bases loaded. jonathan luke roy, shallow flyball to left. they got to play at the plate. now, scoring the go-ahead run. the replay seemed pretty obvious, and gary sanchez missed the tag. but the umpires overturned the call. olsen was ruled out and the yankees won the game in extra innings. worst call of the year. diamondbacks outfielder stephen souza made the most of being mic'd

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or something. - i don't turn her into batman, i don't turn her into a vegas showgirl.she is who she is. i work from the facts, and i think that there's always that choice that you have in a novel. you can either work from the facts of chronology, i mean i could have set the depression in 1957. i work from the facts of the known world but that doesn't mean that i am not free to fill in all the things that are not known. - and the best thing i can say about this is that when you disappear into the way you've told the story you forget that it's fiction which i hope was the goal. i'm so glad. - i hope was the goal. so let's go back to the very beginning. the origin story of the book is what? why this book? - well i had been actually researching the 30s and the 40s for lucky us. - for lucky us that's right, exactly. - and you can't research the 30s and the 40s in the united states of america without falling over the roosevelts all the time. they're everywhere, all of them, everywhere, tons of them. they're everywhere, all of them, everywhere, tons of them. there are even ro

like batman. >> steve: is that batman behind him? >> jimmy: that's batman behind him., captured his soul. >> jimmy: perfect, next is a a photo of trump golfing. he's a drawing from layla who is nine. not bad. [ applause ] talented kid. >> steve: wow, wow. >> jimmy: here's trump giving a a speech right here. and here's a drawing from dominic who is nine. >> steve: dominic is nine. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: donnie. donnie j. trumpo. >> steve: donnie j. trump. >> jimmy: no, this is donnie j. trumpo is what he wrote. it's funny. he's nine. come on. >> steve: donald trumpo, yeah. >> jimmy: here's another photo of trump right there. here's a drawing from megan who is eight. [ laughter ] [ applause ] not bad. >> steve: flat top. >> jimmy: here's trump giving a a fiery speech right here. >> steve: fiery. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, revenge of the sith. see, he's yelling something. yeah, his fiery speeches. a drawing from lilly who is four. [ laughter ] not bad. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: looks like edvard munch. >> jimmy: change the color of the tie a lit

oscar winner shelley winters spoofed ma barker in the television series "batman."was her character's name in the episode? the answer when we return. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. ♪ >> so, what was shelley winters' character's name in the "batman" tv series episode about ma and her gang? it's "b." the 1966 episode, called "the greatest mother of them all," features winters as ma parker. >> back in 1935, this lake house in central florida was the scene of the fbi's infamous shootout with ma barker and her son that left both gangsters dead. now carson good and his relatives are looking to sell

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the web institute of naval architecture was stately wayne manor in "batman forever." were all other movies filmed in glen cove as well. familyous historical figures called glen cove home. bobby kennedy resided in glen cove when he ran for united states senator. from new york. jackie kennedy called west island home after the president had been shot. the first female congresswoman from new york was ruth baker pratt, baseball legends including roy campanella, whitey ford. billy joel spent a short time n glen cove. while many other artists record here regularly at cove sound stewed yode. sergeant major dan daily, a marine, is one of only 19 men in u.s. history in our entire nation to have received the medal of honor, twice. many of the old estates have one epurposed, culling that served as home to the soviet ambassador to the united nations and still serves the russian ambassador. khrushchev visited the estate after pounding his shoe on the lectern of the united nations. another former pratt estate is a 200 acre nature preserve and serves as the nassau county memorial hol

were you a batman fan growing up? >> oh, i was a huge batman fan. yeah. dumb things where we would pretend to be comic book characters. and one of the things we would do is, we were kind of delinquents, a little bit, and so we would sneak into universal studios. [ laughter ] i don't know why we did this. >> seth: uh-huh. >> but there was, like, a door in the back of this parking garage that if you tugged on it really hard, it kind of opened up and all of a sudden you were hanging out in simpsons land. and, you know. [ laughter ] we went on "jurassic park" like, 50 times, easily. i don't know why we didn't get sick of it, but we had like, this whole system. we would walk in and then we would throw on hats and jackets and all this stuff. and we were like, "okay. they'll never figure us out. but if they do we're going to use code words. we're going to have code names." and so we would pretend to be the robins. dick grayson. jason todd. [ laughter ] we would use the names of robins. and so, we were always like, "you know what? we are going to be robin." so, y

. >> there is one called the nation zero, which is a batman, superman, justice league story.spiderman and avenger, just in time for the movie. >> all great things launch from the bay area, and the event was launched right here in the bay area 17 years ago. the idea has now spread to more than 50 countries around the world. >>> a thrilling overtime game between the boston celtics and the philadelphia 76ers and sports is next with the run for the roses. crystal geyser alpine springpasses through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. geyser! [echo]stal! [echo] crystal! [echo] geyser! [echo] crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. >>> we don't have fancy hats, but we have the highlights from the kentucky derby. >> there is always an historic perspective when something happens and sports. that was the case today at the kentucky derby. it was the rainy day at churchill downs. eryn rogers and von miller -- aaron rodgers and von miller w

he's totally pulling a batman now.e knows everyone is watching -- we have to have peace in gotham -- i mean north korea. alfred, i need the batmobile and the 12 guys running next do it. ( laughter ) whatever the reason, it was nice to see kim jong un getting along with someone. kim and moon jae-in got along to well it gave us a an idea for a dating site. >> being a dictator can be lonely. nobody understands you. you work long hours, and i've had all your relatives killed. you may wonder if there's anyone for you. well, wonder no more at okaycommander.com we'll set you up with world leaders of all types. leaders you can meet with, plant trees, take long walks on bridges and hold hands for a very, very long time. so log on to okaycommander.com. you've got nothing to lose but your nukes. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's love, man. that's love. now, if the north korea talks end up in kim actually giving up his nukes, this would be one of the greatest peace deals we've ever seen brokered which is why, believe it or

steve: clooney was batman. abby: he is a batman. not many people can say it. thanks, jillian.n? steve: we dispatched ainsley earhardt from the couch and looking over a castle. good morning, ainsley. ainsley: good morning to you, abby, steve, ed. we're here with luisa james. she is a fox news royal wedding contributor. a royal correspondent for good morning britain. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: this is beautiful. you know so much about the royal family. you predicted when harry brought meghan to invictus games. you said on air i predict they will be engaged soon. >> yes i predicted they would be engaged before christmas. we had minutes notice before they appeared together. we had no idea she would appear publicly. she appeared at opening ceremony. they were sitting rose and rose apart. we were told something big will happen. train your cameras in this direction. we did. lo and behold she walked in with ripped jeans and boyfriend shirt. we all gasted. he is private person and normally so determined to rotech his loved ones from the spotlight.

something that everybody is never going to get probably nuclear weapons it's what we learn from the batman movies you know the u.s. military is formally complained to china after blinding lasers were used on u.s. aircraft coming in the land at the american air base of djibouti in africa in two thousand and sixteen apparently this is great china built its first overseas military base just a couple of muscles down the road from the u.s. base and now as these guys look these guys are flying c. one thirty s and their complaint with our get a laser eye like we've seen heard reports of you know drunken college kids apparently that's that's what china's using their labor lasers to do because i know you can figure out a prank for the very agency by the legs or well there's a reason. well here's the part about why did they complain because they're not supposed to be using them yes there was a un protocol blinding a laser weapons i swear literally it's a thing of the un's protocol and blinding laser weapons the u.s. and china are signatories to that so the protocol bans use on humans except for what

back and cleaned in the middle of the night we couldn't do anything about it because but because batman story is so open the wind rush generation who went to britain between one nine hundred forty eight one thousand nine hundred seventy one were vital in rebuilding the nation after the second world war but for many the right to remain in the u.k. has been fraught with difficulties by government blunders no records were kept for those who will grant to permission to stay permanently and no paperwork was issued to confirm it and in twenty ten the british home office destroyed landing cards that belonged to when migrants risking the status of people who have been living illegally in the u.k. for decades many of those affected lost their jobs and where denied access to health care benefits and pensions they were even threatened with deportation while the government has promised to resolve the when brought within two weeks there are still so many unanswered questions and just last week the ruling party voted against the release of secret documents relating to the wentworth crisis saying that

one skinning my batman went to see it so i know i saw it i was so intrigued it was so beautiful and i went to the director and i said can i stop working in your circus and he was like oh you look like a circus guy you can start tomorrow. so that i was there for like four miles but you know it was very influential of course the whole circus life that does to carry everything because i've been in this country photographers usually came from the upper classes we've got a royal wedding coming up here obviously the sixty's changed all of that you. you didn't come from you put up a club german sitting on these photographs and yet of course today european society loves it so worked what about the rule of clawson for obviously kate was in there we can build a famous working class women yeah well you know i think if you have the hard life if they have a tough life it kind of makes you strong and you know a lot of athletes come from a very poor background but you know they become so powerful because they have to struggle all their lives so this is a little bit the case for me so you know even s

police are trying to make contact with batman and figure out what caused the explosion.y don't know if he is armed or what his motives might be. all the injured police officers are expected to recover. we will follow that story. in the meantime the newest member of donald trump's legal team taking a stand against the mueller investigation saying the special counsel may be setting a trap as new details in the stormy daniels payment saw are brought to light. griff jenkins live in washington with more. quite an interview last night. >> if you need any proof the legal team is shifting to more aggressive combat of approach look no further than rudy giuliani appearing last night on hannity. >> of their objective, we can work something out. if they are not we have to shake hands and go into litigation over do they have the power to subpoena and i think they lost that power. this is a completely tainted investigation. >> he wants to shrink the terms of a possible interview with the president saying it would be two or three dave: the pres. cannot afford more time because he has i

alison batman house. doesn't give patients new right and doesn't provide the companies the product. and giving away drugs without sign off from the fda is a nonstarter. no one will get access with right to try. >> we have a program now with compassionate use drugs. we approve 99 percent of the request. this is another avenue to get experimental access. this is a clear statement from congress and the american people that they want companies to provide access. and i believe they will step up to do that while they are in clinical review to patients that are out of options. >> shannon: i have nothing left and i am willing to be a human guiny pig for a chance to fight for my life. >> these are drugs that showed promise and cleared phase one clinical trials. and that will target the medical needs and many will be approved after a phase two study. they show promise against the diseases and patients will push for the access. we currently have to approve the request. they will be able to petition companies directl

i felt very confident going into the show that i would not be walking out like a 1960s batman tv seriesn away by this movie. i've seen it twice, i'm doing it a third time by the end of the week! it seems extraordinary that superhero films are now one of the few places where you can start to be truly radical. if you look at black panther, a totally different format of casting, what makes a blockbuster now has broken all of the rules, hasn't it? it's a new form of myth—making, we are creating legends, basically. mostly now movies. we were doing the same thing in the 1970s and 1980s, and it's the young rebellious, an experimental way of looking at the world. i can see it has got this popularity. what is your sense of why people keep looking for heroes, is it aboutjustice or vigilantism? is it aboutjustice outside of the realms of authority? authority is quite shaky right now in a number of places around the world. i believe that there is a one to have a hero, somebody who may have some answers. they may have all of the wrong answers in the books, but he is adamant and firm in his belief. i

this year the flash beat batman. >> it was pretty awesome. >> reporter: and both of them beat out superporter: in the end it was all about the city. >> you see the spirit of the city. we all come out to play. for better or worse, old, young, we're all here to celebrate. >> reporter: organizers say this year there were no complaints from residents. >> and there really was a race. i thought they were kidding. for the second straight year -- won the beta breakers and took him a little over 35 minutes to complete the roughly 7.5 mile course. there's no prize for best costume. congrats to all the runners. >>> elon musk is boasting about the new bells and whistles in the works for tesla's new version, the model 3. musk announced he is working on two separate versions of the electric car with dual motor capabilities optimized for power and range. musk bragged the new cars will beat anything in its class on the track. it'll cost you though. the price costs about $78,000. it's been a rough year for tesla that's been plagued. >>> after several years the apple-sam sung patent fight is in the hands

it's reminisce septembnt of whe joker tells batman in the dark night series is that you're good, butnly as good as you're allowed to be. >> that's exactly right, that rings a cord or touches a cord because there is a lot of gotham, that gotham in the actual gotham and there's a favors bank, and they'll tolerate terrible behavior from a cohen or trump, outlaw behavior even, if they can get something for it. >> cohn talked about being proud of trump, let's take a look at that. >> we all know donald for such a long time, i'm so proud of him, aren't you? >> when you think back, nikki, you and i knew donald when, and there's so many great moments in his life, and this is the opening of the greatest building in the world, marble water falls it sort of restores your faith that free enterprise is not that at all. >> this was the early 1980s. and roy cohn had been a has-been in america. after the mccarthy hearings in 1954, he and mccarthy were in ruins, mccarthy soon died of alcoholism, but cohn staged a come back in new york city, so here we are, 25 or more years later, after mccarthy and he

whether it's superman taking on lex luther or batman battling the joker, good versus evil is a blackn a world where things are gray. >> i may be super, but i'm not hero. >> deadpool before he was deadpool was not a good person. he was still a criminal. >> i'm just a bad guy who gets paid to [ bleep ] off worse guys. >> but he had a good heart. >> he hides himself under a costume, but there's a soul there and no matter how violent he is, he still is a sweet person. >> ryan reynolds is that masked man. a 41-year-old canadian with rom-com timing and r-rated way with words. >> we're going to form a super duper [ bleep ] group. with a summer movie, you want to be a bit bolder. let's go get our [ bleep ] on. >> as a cowriter and producer of "deadpool 2," as well as well as star, ryan reynolds has more invested in his schumu summertir hero than any other franchise's leading man. and with it being the nation's number one movie last weekend, that investment has paid off. >> it's a down and dirty super hero movie. >> [ bleep ] my pants. >> actually, that may have been me. >> the funniest, rude

the problem is that robert mueller is batman. and he is mortally terrified that what's going to happen is law enforcement and justice will do their job. every one of them is republicans. so he lies. he calls every one of them a democrat. listen, you know, i think that by doing this, by going this route of projecting and lying and then calling this spygate, he seems to fail to realize that in 1780, benedict arnold didn't realize his name would become infamous throughout all of history. i think donald trump might want to reflect on that. >> i know a closing quote when i hear that. and with that, it's time to thank malcolm nance. always a pleasure. and coming up for us, trump and his supporters continue their onslaught to discredit robert mueller, but is it actually working? will it matter when the final mueller report comes out, in whatever form? that's when we continue. >> mueller is more powerful than all u.s. attorneys. he was never nominated, never confirmed by the u.s. senate. because robert mueller's appointment is unconstitu

. >> are you ready to follow batman and maybe learn a few life lesson as long the way?glam but first, where's the seatbelt. >> first lesson is, life doesn't give you seat belts. >> live doesn't give you seat belts. that's good. >> what a great speech. >> you know, get ready for the real world. it's coming in. >> i'm surprise you have not been invited. >> accepted invites to me at fox news channel. you came up with this topic dana. >> couple months ago we were asked is anybody here going give commencement speeches so everyone could coordinate and greg and i said no but we bet juan has and sure enough he has. my advice -- >> let me say somebody asked me to be a snand because somebody else cancelled and then by the time i got -- >> now we can do another segment on that. >> my advice unsolicited advice is to move. check out the cities that have below 3% unemployment rate and have a ton of jobs and they need people there and don't be afraid to move and get out of your comfort zone. >> greg you have favorite commencement -- >> i don't have favorite but most famous recent comm

this car, and in the 1960's, abc-tv approached him about designing a car for their new tv series "batman" he only had two or three weeks to do this, but he took the car out of storage and he created the batmobile. he used the lincoln future of car as a template for the batmobile. this will give you another idea of how concept cars, which harley earl really pioneered, were used by automobile makers and stylists. those were some of harley earl's contributions to you was a maverick stylist who pushed the envelope of automobile stylists and influence the way cars look. even up to today. i want to look at another maverick. does anybody recognize this guy? this is preston tucker. i would consider him a maverick automaker. was he -- who was he? he was an inventor, he loved automobiles. he had a shop in michigan. outside of detroit he was enamored with speed. he loved speedy cars. in fact, as an inventor who loved speedy cars, this is one of his inventions. he designed a tank that would go 117 miles per hour. he tried to interest the u.s. army in it, and they did not find a use for it to go that

i was more like batman, superman, flash, that sort of stuff. >> you were the tougher guys.knew was going to make more money. >> seth: yeah. i didn't know. >> and then i got privy later -- >> yeah. >> seth: and then i did the big purple guy, and it made a [ bleep ] load of money. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. the big purple guy made a [ bleep ] load of money. >> lucky, it was like, one of those. >> seth: congratulations. >> it's crazy. >> seth: were you surprised when you first saw it? because obviously when you're playing thanos, you don't know what you're going to end up looking like. when you saw yourself on screen, were you blown away? >> no -- i was blown away because you know, i talked to mark ruffalo about it before, and i was like, look, i talked to kevin feige, and all the people at marvel, and i was -- they told me the story. it was an amazing story, and then i talked to -- i called ruffalo and he was -- i said what do you think man? i mean is this cool? is this fun, and he said, "look you're going to feel more ridiculous than you've ever felt. you have a onesie on,

and getting some comfort from devin nunes who has been sort of his bonnie and clyde or batman and robinwhatever your metaphor is. the wild card is trey gowdy. he in some ways has been critical of this president, in some ways a straight shooter. he's not up for re-election. so it will be interesting to see what he has to say about this. it will be much more believable if it were bipartisan. >> it's also interesting as the debate plays out, everyone is in your predictable silo. if you're a trump silo, people say the deep state. then you have mark corralo, a justice department spokesman when bob mueller was at the fbi. he worked for a short time as a spokesman for the trump legal team. he says this, i doubt bob mueller feels any pressure other than the pressure to do his work as quickly as possible. bob mueller is not moved by headlines or stories, only concerned about the facts. that is what he's interested in. he knows bob mueller well and he also knows the president in his tactics or reflexes. and that's the sense you get, that the president's frustration is he keeps saying, close the i

send back on planes in the middle of the night we couldn't do anything about it because by because batman stories so open the wind rushed generation who went to britain between one nine hundred forty eight one thousand nine hundred seventy one were vital in rebuilding the nation after the second world war but for many the right to remain in the u.k. has been fraught with difficulties by government blunders no records were kept or those who will grant to permission to stay permanently and no paperwork was issued to confirm it and in twenty ten the british home office destroyed landing cards that belonged to wind migrants risking the status of people who have been living here illegally in the u.k. for decades many of those affected lost their jobs and where denied access to health care benefits and pensions they were even threatened with deportation while the government has promised to resolve the when brought within two weeks there are still so many unanswered questions and just last week the ruling party voted against the release of secret documents relating to the wentworth crisis saying