ben stein: oh. our culture heve is more vulnerable now today based on the racial tension and that fear mongering? ben stein: i think there has been a lot of fear. we have been involved in a war against terrorism for 16 years and don't seem to making much progress has been very maddening and frustrating, and i think in terms of racism and stirring up tension in the country, the fact that president obama did not just get up and say look, i'm on the side of the police, that is it. i'm on the side of the police, that is it. the police enforce the law, i am on the side of the police. [applause] ben stein: ok, yes sir. ther. stein, anticipating repeal of obamacare, what is recipe for replacement? ben stein: the recipe mr. nixon had was a good plan. serving a population, see who cannot afford to buy health care from whoever sells that, and give them a check to buy a policy. i think this idea of breaking everything down into a million pieces and trying to do back -- glue it back together has not worked. wil

ladies and gentlemen, ben's time. -- ben stein. [applause] ben stein: thank you very much. it is a great pleasure to be here. if it is possible to honor those -- can we dim those incredibly bright lights, i would appreciate that. it is a real honor to be here. i start out every thought by richard nixon -- first of all, thank you so much to the people of the foundation and library, thank you very much. god bless you all. it is the thought that always goes through my mind, the very first thing, blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of god. why it me tell you about love richard nixon, not like, even though i do like and admire him, but love him. he was a god in our household. my interest in richard nixon started when i was seven years old and he was running were -- four vice president dwight eisenhower. read a child's biography of richard nixon and identified with him. there were a lot of old commies him for reasons i could not understand, but at that age i made a vital nixon'son about richard enemies. they picked on him because he was sensitive. he wa

ladies and gentlemen, ben stein. [applause] ben stein: thank you very much. it is a great pleasure to be here. i have been in this room so many times. possible, is it possible not to have those incredibly bright lights shining in my eyes like i'm getting the third degree by the chicago police, if they do that anymore. it is a real honor to be here. i start out every thought by richard nixon -- first of all, thank you so much to the people of the foundation and library, thank you very much. god bless you all. e, always great to see you. the very first thought that always goes to my mind, blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of god. and let me tell you about why i love richard nixon, not like, not admire him, even though i do like and admire him, but love him. so did my mother and father. in our household, richard nixon was a god. my interest in richard nixon started when i was seven years old and he was running for vice president with dwight eisenhower. i read a child's biography of richard nixon and identified with them after he said

>>> are ben affleck and jen garner calling off their divorce or is ben hooking up with his other ex, jen? >> it was my first like adult heartbreak. >> rumors are swirling but we have the real story. then is scarlett johansson's divorce getting nasty? what we know about a custody battle brewing. >> being a working mom is an incredible challenge. >> if scarlett is traveling overseas, then there a chance he could prevail. >> a michael jackson movie. only we can take you to the set as we take you to the day his family was mobbed by fans. >> this is about the person and man behind the mask. >> and how adam levine got his break. our exclusive "voice" coach talking about before maroon 5 fame. >> we sold no tickets. at one time the bartender definitely left the room. shame on you. >> now for march 8, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." the good thing about hollywood is there are always new romance rumors. ben affleck trying to work things out with his wife, jennifer garner? >> wait, the rumor is he is back with his old flame, jennifer lopez. either way, bennifer -- >> whoa, wasn't j.lo ju

i get where ben carson is coming from.ew up in the ghetto, and against all odds he went on to become one of the most respected brain surgeons of all time and then joined trump and surgically separated himself from his reputation. he believes you can do anything if you put your mind to it. it's seductive to believe african american can take part in the story. president obama said something similar in tbept 15. >> certainly, it wasn't even for those of african heritage who had not come here voluntarily, and yet, in their own way, were immigrants themselves. >> trevor: you could tell before he said that part he was thinking, damn, my speechwriter (bleep) up. ( laughter ) but, still, he said it. and the truth is, it doesn't matter who says it. slaves weren't immigrants because an immigrant has choice. they choose the country they're going to because they hope it will bring them a better life. saying that sliefs are just another group of immigrants eraises how black people are uniquely oppressed in america, and justifies africa

>>> ben affleck's rehab confession. new details about his sober strategy today. >> a relapse can be triggered by anything. a broken relationship is a very common reason. >> history of addiction, private coach to keep him away from alcohol and how jen is playing a key role in his sobriety. >> then, "this is us" fan disappointment? >> have to wait a little longer now. >> we're with the cast and how they're defending the season finale. >> plus mama june skinnier than ever. >> i'm too nervous to even look at scale. >> jaw-dropping price she paid out of her own pocket for plastic surgery to drop down to size 4. >> and from beyonce's backup dancer to "dancing with the stars" front-runner. we're inside heather and maks's first rehearsal where she is teaching him. >> slide your booty up. just like that. >> why do you have to make fun of me like that? >> now march 15, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> ben affleck has been open about his struggles with alcohol in the past, but now that he just announced he is out of rehab

i'm not a surgeon like ben carson.ope ben carson's triumphant and successful because the nation will benefit from where he succeeds. i'm a person that actually has a housing background in my past capacities. so i hope he does succeed. i do think we have to look at the russians. thesaying that caused democrats to win or lose, but do we want a country like that that our enemy has interfered with our elections? i do think we need to look at it and get to the bottom of it. host: one more call from linda in tennessee. thank you for taking my call. house, the last in the there wasn't nothing, but a lie. e started tea party in the i.r.s. and lied about benghazi and if they go back and check out, i'd say that is where the leaks is coming from. disagree withly i you about that and, you know, felt, president obama should have been checked, too. i don't agree with your again, i'm sure there's people that seat on any government program or other programs, but the amount is so little we put one more brush on stamps hat are on food o

first up, could ben-iffer be a thing again.leck's j-lo is single but the real question may be is ben still estranged from jen garner. >> it was my first adult heartbreak. >> was it because it was so public and we wanted to know everything about your rivership? >> that didn't help. we were about to get married. it didn't work out and it was a bad heartbreak. >> one headline says it is the return of ben-iffer. j sha j-lo and ben affleck back on and hotter than ever. one problem, we're told none of it is true. ♪ >> of course, it is easy to see why many would want to believe they have reunited. after all, ben and jennifer garner announced their split 20 months ago but still haven't made it official. j-lo just said this. >> let me clear this up. i am not with drake. >> yes! >> what about the report that ben-iffer2.0, affleck and garner are calling off their divorce? here is what we know, they are, quote, die-hard committed to coparenting. >> what are your areas of expertise with the kids? >> my area of expertise with the kids? that'

>> ben: in theory.ally, i mean, they are just pure experimentation for experimentation's sake. >> rene: and it's pretty damn delicious. >> anthony: i like that. >> rene: it's another food item on your shelf. and me, as a cook, that's what i want. >> rene: these are two year old cherries with the cherry pits and wild roses -- five years old wild roses now, very deep, intense. >> alessandro: this is amazing. amazing. >> anthony: they're not just thinking about what tastes good now, they're talking about, "will this taste good in 2 years if we ferment it, or age it, or dry it?" >> rene: we like to ferment it. we add bacteria to it. so that it needs 3 years of time, and then it becomes utter delicious. >> ben: the diversity available to us through looking at fermentations, and looking at different bacteria, and looking at different molds, yeast, all sorts, is absolutely enormous. >> anthony: there's stuf rotting in jars and vases that these experiments of fermentation and flavor. you're all doing some sinis

host of "the last podcast on the left," comedian ben kissel.nd his motto is, "i think, therefore i'm better than you." sitting right next to me, dave smith. okay, let's start the show. ♪ politics, it's what's for breakfast and lunch and dinner, apparently. a new survey says americans are taking politics and talking politics. more than they used to. and a bunch of us are stressed out by it. the cnn poll reports of 56% of us are having clinical discussions with friends or family very often. that's 11% more than said the same thing in 2013, and i must double the number from 2002. and although only 39% think they're spending too much time on politics, 69% say it's more stressful than enjoyable. with 40% claiming they find it overwhelming. [laughter] and a bunch of us are even taking steps to reduce the amount of politics in our lives. 38% say they've changed their news sources, 36% have changed their use of social media, 27% have even limited their interactions with friends, or family. an 18% say they have nightmares about giant comedian ben kissel

ben was candid in his facebook post.ompleted treatment for alcohol addiction, something i've dealt with in the past and will continue to confront. the two-time oscar winner did not reveal any specifics about his recent treatment program, but here's what we've learned. affleck's last public appearance was at the oscars three weeks ago. a source tells "e.t." that affleck was sober at the event and had a male sober coach go with him that night. affleck was snapped with a different coach, this woman, back in january. addiction expert dr. drew pinsky says hiring help like this is a common strategy for celebs struggling with sobriety. >> is it enough? no, that person has to want to get better and actively paer participate. but a coach can be helpful. >> a source close to "e.t." says marrying jen garner helped him keep his drinking under control. in his statement, ben thanked garner saying, i'm lucky to have the love of my family and friends including my co-parent, jen, who has supported me and cared for our kids and i've done

a day earlier, ben was spotted in beverly hills with a sober companion. it was an indication that he was actively recommitting himself to recovery, and as we know now, he has completed treatment. ben, who was spotted out today in santa monica with estranged wife, jennifer garner, told the world his truth yesterday in a candid facebook post saying, quote, i want my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you need it and for to be a source of strength for everyone out there who is afraid to take the first step. i'm lucky to have the love of my family and friends and my co-parent, jen. that notion of helping others take the first step is actually the 12th step of alcoholics anonymous which says, in part, quote, having had a spiritual awakening as a result of these step, we try to carry this message to alcoholics. >> what do you think is important as a father to show your children to help shape them as they grow? >> i can appreciate the feeling of being vulnerable and being afraid for your kids and wanting to protect them. >> now with sobriety, be

what about ben affleck. it was eight days ago, he announced he had gotten out of rehab for alcohol addiction. and still dealing with his broken marriage and co parenting. how is he doing? >> he was spotted spending the day with his daughters. it feels like a brand new ben since he wrapped up rehab. earlier this week, the notorious paparazzi hater asked them for directions after taking his kids to church it's a far cry from the bitter ben on display earlier this year, he was at the premiere of his film live by night. when a reporter asked about his upcoming batman movie. >> when i was doing this movie, it took me two years to get it together. they asked me, batman, batman, batman. >> soon after ben revealed he completed treatment for alcohol addiction, i'm happy to have the love of my family and friends, including my co parent jen. >> how are you feeling? great? i'm glad you're doing great, ben. >>> a source close to the actor tells echlts t., ben is doing great, he's taken aback by the outpouring of support

ben is doing great. still taken aback by court outpouring of support since making a very personal announcement as always enjoying spending time with children and friends. >> and he certainly got a lot of fanes who love him too. mean while, on a much lighter note there is one big star definitely an big fan of the bachelor nick vial. why is william shatner begging to get nick kicked off of "dancing with the stars." >> shatner's no nick campaign started before the live show monday when he declared quote my goal is to knock actor nick out asap. who is with me? the actor who turned 86 today tweeted over 20 times during and after the show urging fans to vote for anyone but nick. wanting him gone next week. now shatner never competed on the show himself but is a big fan of the series. even appearing in a video to support noah galloway. >> watch noah galloway keep trying and get better and better. unbelievable. >> why is shatner so anti-nick saying quote he lives up to the homonym of his last name. might go back

ferguson host of the ben ferguson show. >> morning. >> ben, what is the policy's strength?> well, there's a couple different reasons. one, we've seen in the state where there have been a lot of people that have abused the transgender bathroom rule or changing room rule in this state. specifically there's been four different men that have been arrested going into different starting stores and filming some young girls, others women who were busted. all had the same alibi, i identify as a woman today. you have a young girl filmed in a ross department store over christmas right around if corner from where i lived. the man said to the manager when he was busted, i identify as a woman today. what the texas legislature said after a lot of concerned parents, a lot of concerned mothers came out, we don't need this in our state, in our locker rooms or schools, we don't need this in our public buildings, this is a problem where people are exploiting it to their advantage. we want it to be clear, if you're born a boy or a girl, you go to that bathroom or locker room. there's over welli

ben wheatley, we are both fans of ben wheatley. so, graduation. graduation is from cristian mungiu, the romanian director of 4 months, 3 weeks and 2 days, which you remember we reviewed here on the programme some time ago. this is another low—key and very intense drama. the story is a doctor, his daughter is on her way to school, is attacked, she gets a broken wrist and the doctor is just simply worried it will affect her exams. he is desperate for her to get great exam grades because he wants her to be able to go and study in britain. he is convinced that she needs to get away because the place they live is not somewhere that he wants his daughter to grow up. all he can focus on is this desire for her to get good exam grades. as a result of it, he gets drawn into a web of duplicity and corruption. that somebody knows somebody who could perhaps ensure the exam grades are ok, but only in return for a favour for a deputy mayor who needs to be moved up in his wait for a transplant. the daughter, understandably, is not pleased about the idea of essent

ben carson coming up later this hour. headlining things this hour, as we kick things off, the hearings have begun for neil gorsuch. i say hearings because he did very little talking. he had some brief comments saying that he felt humbled and honored to be chosen for this job. affording many of the committee members on the judiciary. there's 11 republicans, 9 democrats each to make ten-minute statements that often time went over. again, he really starts the grilling or they start the grilling for him tomorrow. the washington examiner reporter, susan crabtree. whose going on? >> it's obvious the fireworks will go tomorrow. this is a pro forma session of opening statements. you get a feeling for what democrats will emphasize. dianne feinstein, the ranking member, was talking about how she still is recenting the fact that merrick garland never got a vote and how democrats are harboring those issues. she took issue with neil gorsuch's pledge that he considers himself an originalist, of the constitution. that's the same view th

the new film by ben wheatley, i'm huge fan of ben wheatley. the story is in boston in the 1970s there was an arms deal going down between a group of people, all of whom are variously incompetent. the whole thing looks very volatile and looks like at any moment it could fall apart appallingly, and of course it does. here's a clip. i don't want to get any of those burns on my new... suit. sorry, what was that? ido i do know about you guys but i think the merchandise is a real gas. do you see what you did? gunfire good. ok. .. i'll good. ok... i'll overlook it this time. laughter is there a lot of that? there is. what i like about it is this, a tense drama about a bunch of people ina tense drama about a bunch of people in a warehouse, all of whom are armed and all who are fighting each other in various different ways. however, it also has a kind of screwball comedy element. the best way of describing it, it's like a silent movie, slapstick sensibility will but with a soundtrack that reminds you of those loony tunes cartoons, that is really really

thank you, ben. more from ben brown and the team and westminster coming up.ating today's attack as a terrorist incident. since 2014 the threat level for international terrorism in the uk has been rated as severe, meaning an attack is highly likely. questions are being asked tonight about somebody carrying a weapon managed to penetrate pa rliament‘s somebody carrying a weapon managed to penetrate parliament's and hands security system. gordon corera has this assessment of today's events. armed officers around the palace of westminster this afternoon. in the immediate aftermath of a long feared attack. it is supposed to be one of the most secure sites in the country, precisely because it has long been top of the target list for terrorists. armed police have regularly carried out exercises like this one to secure parliament and the area around it. but the challenges in stopping every attack are enormous and today they were having to respond for real. the met responded in line for our plans for a marauding terrorist attack. it included uniform and specialist fire

ben affleck makes his first official post-rehab appearance.s hollywood takes over vegas, which "ocean's" co-star is george clooney ragging on? >> it would have been nice if he dressed up. then why was the original aunt viv left out of the "fresh prince" reunion? >> if you want me to kiss your butt, you have to put it in my contract. >> number three, the new season of "the amazing race" pulls out all the stops. the inside secrets behind their surprise twist. >> some of the team dynamics work perfectly, then there are others that are not. >> plus your "insider" bonus, whatever happened to andrew mccarthy? >> "pretty in pink" has taken on a life. >> and what vhs classic had him asking "what was i thinking?" then "beauty and the beast" stars meet their movie doppelgangers. >> where did you get this? >> i didn't. they gave it to me. >>> now the "insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. hollywood dads take sin city by storm. welcome to the "insider," everybody. debbie matenopoulos will join us from new york in a bit.

♪ >>> ben affleck's rehab confession.ew details about his history of addiction and how jen's playing a key role in his sobriety. >> were you triggered by anything. broken relationships a very common reason. >> then j.lo and a-rod already vacationing together. ♪ oh, but this trip did inside their pricey ultra-exclusive getaway. but what does jen's ex think? >> this is my brother. >> richard simmons brother breaks hi silence. >>> then bachelor backlash after the final rose. nick and vanessa, on their struggles and their oh so awkward moments. will they stay together? >> describe your relationship in one word. >> easy. >> easy? i mean. >> and from beyonce's backup dancer, we're inside heather and maks first rehearsal. what she's teaching him. >> now this is "entertainment tonight." >>> ben's ex, j.lo and her new man, alex rodriguez, known as j-rod. how much do you love that nickname too? we've got first photos of the pair together since their romance became official. >> things are definitely heating up after their first week

ben: yu >> anthony: based out of manila? >> ben: yeah, uh, me. philippines, a press badge is no defense, particularly in the south of the country where marc navales lives and works. >> ben: mindanao has been war-torn for the last how many years? because of the radicalization of recent years, this growing specter of isis, mindanao is fertile grounds for that. >> anthony: now traditionally the argument against journalists arming themselves is that journalists have always been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> marc: yes. >> anthony: there was some presumption that they would not shoot you. >> ben: yeah. >> anthony: but these days, people seem to not make that distinction. >> ben: yes. dating back to the marcos years even. >> marc: since 1992, 77 journalists were killed. >> anthony: politics here can be deadly. just before christmas in 2009, the maguindanao massacre claimed the lives of 58 people. dozens of whom were journalists. it was the single deadliest event for journalists in history. marc was the first one on the scene with a cam

also cnn political commentator ben ferguson joining us.t i'm going start with you, not a word from the white house since these tweets this morning. it's been almost 12 hours. >> these tweets and the startling claims about wire-tapping and the former president behind it. what's your take here? >> one of two scenarios, either the sedatives wore off from the state of the union or another tactic by donald trump it to try to change the focus and change the topic. we've seen that play many times before. his false claims about voter fraud. bipartisanly rejected. his recent claims about sweden terrorist attack. his false charges about refugees and of course, the original strategy of bringing up the birther lie to try to change the focus and engage in character say sa assassination. you're seeing a bipartisan coalition emerge in congress calling for an independent investigation. some by darrell issa calling for a special prosecutor. because the issue about the contacts between donald trump and his campaign in russia are not going to go away. the in

some of those teens were arrested this morning at ben franklin high school. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in center city where she's working on that story, anita? >> reporter: nicole, police say someone at ben franklin high school, pulled a fire alarm just as officers arrived to serve those arrest warrants , eventually they took 10, teenage boys in the custody and awaiting an arrest warrant for an 18 year-old student. those teenage boys face felony charges after a violent brought inside race/vine subway station last week as seen in cell phone video. you can see that three boys repeatedly stumped on one victim's head, others are seen punching another teen on the ground. police believe this started as a snowball fight and escalated into a larger brawl, inside the subway station and this morning officers, served seven warrants at ben franklin high school, one at franklin learning certainty and other two elsewhere in the city. one septa rider tells "eyewitness news" that she often sees fights between teenagers on septa lines. >> they be in groups, p

thank you ben. ben brown reporting live from westminster.n yet as to who carried out this attack or whether it was inspired by the so—called islamic state. in washington, the american secretary of state rex tillotson has said that defeating is is the united states number one goal in the middle east. our correspondent is at the state department in washington. what is the reaction ben from the state department to the attack here? we have had this big meeting here of the coalition to fight against the islamic state group. the news from london really resonated here. of course we do not know who was behind what happened but it is a reminder of the threat of lone wolf attacks, some of whom are either inspired by islamist extremists and are very ha rd islamist extremists and are very hard to guard against. that's something i put to the nato general. we will always be vulnerable for these kind of attacks. there is no way we can be 100% safe. but we can do many different things to reduce the risks and also to fight terrorist organisations like isis.

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their horse ben is known to have a huge appetite, but he wasn't eating.his owners thought it was stress from what he had just endured.they soon realized it was much more than that.pkgstrapped to an i-v this is what ben looks like these days. last month we showed pictures of him and other horses stranded in their barns, courtesy of our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. sot -we couldn't give them food or water for a day and half and we were all sitting here on the banks just helpless.since being rescued, he was taken to the vet, and was treated for a fungal infection on all 4 legs issues that were expected from standing in flood waters for 3 days. sot - we gave him a short course of antibiotics and treated all his legs. he seemed like he was doing fine days passed, but the normally healthy 27 year old arabian remained ill.sot - the vet treated him for cholic which is basically horse upset stomach for ulcers due to the stress. so he had developed ulcers from the stress of being out there and not eating. which is why we figured he stopped eating because it caused him pain to eathe's

i was opposite big ben andi westminster. i was opposite big ben and ijust westminster. ijust heard a commotion going on towards the bridge. i looked over and saw a bunch of screaming people running away. then i see somebody come over the side of the bridge. they landed in the water. a little bit after that, that's when i heard some gunshots. did you know this was a car hitting people on the bridge? no. at the time, i did not have a clue. i would have gone out of their fine you what was going on. —— i would have gotten out there. you saw people falling into the river? there we re over people falling into the river? there were over the side of the bridge, all slipping around, then landed in the water. i didn't see them come back up. we gather that was a woman who was pulled alive from the water, and who has serious injuries but was pulled alive. when all of this was going on, what was going through your mind? ijust going on, what was going through your mind? i just thought, this is crazy. i did not know what was going on. i thought i heard gunshots, i wasn't too sure. if

they both have done things they are not proud of and in no way was ben a shining husband.hatever this new normal they've created for their family is, they're doing it. >> we are definitely a modern family. we are doing really well. we are great friends and want them to be, you know, everything is okay. >> hey, you have to do what works for you. >> cameron mathison here now with the latest on another star whose marriage is falling apart, scarlett johansson. >> scarlett filed for divorce this weekend. it was surprising because when i sat down and talked to her about her new movie, she made it sound like everything was great with her husband and daughter. >> what does your husband think? >> he loves this world. >> did you have great holidays with rose? >> yes. >> does she take it all in? >> you could literally give letter a box of tic-tacs and it would blow her mind. >> that is just eight weeks ago. now scarlett says says her two-year marriage is irretrievably broken. the actress released a statement saying quote i will never ever be commenting on the dissolution of my marria

judge jeanine: former speech writer for former president nixon, ben stein.ngs about this judge. what did you think about the hawaiian judge who put a stop to the president's second executive order on the temporary travel ban. >> the constitution is absolutely clear-cut. the president has authority over immigration. congress hassen it has -- has go him over and over again. this judge comes out of a surf shop in hawaii and says i have authority over everything it's up to me. forget withr what with -- forgee congress did. forget the constitution. any law can be struck down by a trivial federal court judge. we have dictators in black robes telling the american people, your votes don't matter, the congress votes don't matter. judge jeanine: the judge you mentioned is derrick watson, a harvard man. doesn't that add credentials to your resume? >> harvard law school graduates are very smart people. but at yale we developed a theory of legal realism. that was long before my time there that said judges can just decide anything they want. doesn't matter what the legal

. >> i just spoke -- >> ben affleck's rehab admission. inside his struggle with sobriety. >> that's part of our good week. >> bad week. >> i feel like i'm catching such hell. >> with the tearful "this is us" finale and kendall jenner's hollywood home robbery. >> do you feel like you're a team? >> absolutely. >> then nick viall gives vanessa his final rose. >> are you guys going to get married? >> we're taking baby steps. >> but why does bachelor nation need some convincing? >> tell the internet wrur in love. >> we are in love. >> then -- >> since you're the boss, why can't you get his lazy boy chair oust of the living room, boss woman. >> i'm stirring it up with kristen bell and dax shepherd. who really rules their roost? >> it's the best trip i think of my life. >> julianne hough gets candid on her bachelorette bash and living with her brother derek. >> what's the one thing he does that annoys you? >> now the weekend "insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> welcome to the weekend "insider." >> we're tracking the biggest stori

ben, thank you. >>> 24 minutes past the hour.logue about north korea under way at the highest levels following the country's latest round of missile launches. president trump speaking with japanese prime minister abercrombie & fit shinzo abe as we learn kim jong-un called for the missile test. we have will ripley with more from tokyo. >> reporter: dave and christine, i want you to look at this behind me. this underscores the danger this country faces from north korean missiles. these areintercepters. they are here to protect the people in the tokyo area from the threat from pyongyang and kim jong-un. he ordered a ballistic missile test. there were four missiles launched toward japan. three landing within 200 miles of the japanese coast. as add vavanced of the systems,s system could be overwhelmed. they may not be able to stop a nuclear-tipped missile from raining down on a highly populated area. that is why the japanese prime minister says this is a new threat they have not seen before as north korea's technical capacity increase

big ben's iconic bongs have kept this city running on time. world war, less lucky in hollywood. providing the dramatic backdrop in the nailbiters, and our favorite comedies. >> kids, big ben. >> it may be a timeless timepiece, but it's only now that scientists are uncovering the secret behind its chime. for the first time ever, researchers from leicester university have mapped out vibrations from big ben's bell to find out how it makes that distinctive sound. the bell itself, 13 1/2 tons of copper and steel. after climbing all 334 steps, you can't just glue sensors to a national treasure so researcher martin dock rel and his team turned to cutting-edge laser technology. analyzing the bell simulated here as a chart to map its unique vibrations. >> in terms of other bells that we've measured before, it's much larger and slightly different tuning to normal bells. >> this shows big ben's lowest frequency, 95 hertz. but at the high eer frequencies it vibrates in complicated patterns. dramatic, iconic, punctuating london's routines for generations p

ben is back in l.a. so he could pick up daddy duty with the kids. >> and speaking of kids, new mom of three mold joshua katherine heigl is really missing hers. >> this is the first time that i have left him. >> whose having more trouble being apart? >> i'm sure it's me. i already face timed him from the airport. >> it's cute. >> it's sad. >> catherine had total mom guilt leaving all three of her kids. >> my middle who used to be my baby gave me this rare like snuggle session this morning and i'm feeling like especially sad and missing my babies. that's ridiculous. >> here's something we don't get every day. justin theroux opening up about why he and jen anstaun chose to have a secret wedding a year naval ago. >> you want it to be a peaceful environment. >> good advice. now can someone police explain what's up with chris pine's new buzz cut? >> it was sheer boredom and the idea of clean slate and blank slate and new year and starting things new. >> not a fan, ladies? >> here the new shirtless shots of the

higgins. >> ben gets kicked off.'m like, oh, i'm the next "bachelorette" to get that guy. >> we could make this whole thing happen. >> he is not even my favorite. you got to put it in the universe. >> well, nick is pretty cute. >> i think she's going to get some phone calls, yes. >> no doubt. >> unfortunately, january says her publicist told her she cannot be the next "bachelorette." >> no surprise there. why is nicole kidman kind of clapping like a seal at the -- >> easy, cam. >> it consent viral, i'm just saying, and she is explaining. >>> and mama june, wait until you see what the reality star looks like now. we have a look at her weight loss journey. >> lisa kudrow shamed on the set of friend? only on "e.t." she clears up the mean guest star story which made headlines. >>> jon hamm showed up a tennis skills at th ♪13th leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smar