that i'm not looked at in that light anymore. >> the r&b star is sharing his truth his way in the bobby brownonship with the late diva to the loss of his daughter bobbi kristina in 2015. bob bobby's holding nothing back. >> how much do you miss yher? >> no way to express how much i miss my daughter. >> the two-part series,. >> lot different than i thought she was. >> the revelation that's going to rock people's world when they watch this. >> people think they know me but they really don't. and we tell the absolute truth in this movie. you're going to get bobby brown. >>> still ahead -- >> 1986. >> paul walker's lost home movies, what you never saw in the actor's private life nearly five years after his tragic death. >>> and then tom cruise's cocktail turns 30. >>> and -- inside tom's most impossible mission yet, james corden to skydive? >> if we both die i will get zero press. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> that's james corden, don't look down to the extreme. the late late show host made good on his promise to skydive with tom cruise almost became mission impossible as james tried

i do. >> whitney's ex, bobby brown, is interviewed for the film and also appears in home movies. >> that's. whether you know it or not this is me. >> but bobby doesn't reveal too much about whitney's drug abuse and the problems that ended their marriage. >> he sits down and he won't go into any of the tougher parts of their life together. why wouldn't he open up and talk in this documentary? >> maybe he just, you know, bobby is bobby. maybe he was saving some for his film. >>> happy independence day. to me. >> yeah, don't mess with robin wright, everybody. netflix's "house of cards" returns this fall with a brand-new president. but we all remember her as forrest gump's beloved "jenny" in the 1994 classic. it actually premiered 24 years ago today. and of course, "e.t." with its star, tom hanks, every step of the way for this very fun forrest flashback. >> my name's forrest gump. people call me forrest gump. >> it's just this kind of small emotional story of a man telling you how he got his first pair of shoes. at the same time it's this epic motion picture, with a cast of thousands, that ta

. >>> millie bobby brown is back on her feet after splitting her kneecap in an accident at a pool, butgodzilla" sequel star wasn't about to walk the comic-con floor. will you at some point take in the madness, will you try to sneak downstairs and kind of walk around? >> absolutely not. i couldn't think of anything worse. >> come on. come on. >> no, no, absolutely not. i need to stay away from that. i just like watching from the bus and seeing people walk by. zwl millie was there promoting the sequel. >> yes, she was. >> she could have gotten a costume. >> not to, you know, not at comic-con this year, mr. denzel washington, maybe he was celebrating his movie hitting number one at the box office, "the equalizer." a solid $35 million this past weekend. we want to show you this amazing flashback of when ashton first met denzel last year at the s.a.g. awards. >> i might be doing a movie with you soon. >> yeah? >> that was denzel washington, you all. >> congratulations to you two. >>> no s.o.s. for m"mamma mia" t made $34 million stateside. people are already talking about a third. but here'

. >> and bobby brown is here. >> how do you like that? not too early. >> poison. works with the poison pill >> right, right. >>let get a check on how we're setting up on the monday morning open looks like -- the dow looking to lose 17 at the open. s&p 500 down by 3 1/2. the nasdaq down by -- the s&p 500 for the fourth consecutive month of gains overnight, the action asia really driven by that spike in the yen that we saw overnight. drove the nikkei down. there was a report out of reuters that the boj would consider pairing back on the stimulus and be higher the hang seng and the shanghai composite finishing higher today. european equities, taking a check there. we see red arrows across board down by .2 of a percent. the ftsoo ftse down by.4. the two years at 2.587%. >>> the ftse down because shares of fiat chrysler tumbling on news that sergio marchionne is stepping down. phil lebeau joins us with the latest on that >> wilf, he's not just stepping down remember, he's the ceo of ferrari as well. here are the developments with regard to sergio marchionne. a quick mo

>> eye of the tiger, or i like bobby brown's "my prerogative."ong. >> terrible person. >> this takes me back to third grade and josh williams asked who high favorite band was and i said reo speed wagon and he made fun of me. >> who? >> josh williams. >> i bet me's nobody now. probably watches you. >> he had an ac/dc shirt. >> then he was cool. maybe he was right. there's no comparison. >> i was kind of lame. >> now that he runs gold man sacks. >> you have to know when to hold 'em? >> a good laundry song. i would do the theme to chaps. oh, okay, i'll be quick. what's your funniest blooper, dana? >> dana: when i got bleeped one time, eric holder was saying something in the sound bite and i didn't know we were coming back to air and i was saying something derogatory about the comment and i got caught and bloeped. like somebody else who used to be on the show. only two people who have been bleeped. >> you're one of them. >> yeah. >> this was off camera, i walked into a glass door today. you have to pull the security footage. >> life is full of ploop

. >> and bobby brown is here. >> how do you like that? not too early. >> poison.ison pill >> right, right. >>let get a check on how we're setting up on the monday morning open looks like -- the dow looking to lose 17 at the open. s&p 500 down by 3 1/2. the nasdaq down by -- the s&p 500 for the fourth consecutive month of gains overnight, the action asia

get new insight from those who were closest to whitney including her brother michael, ex-husband bobby brown>> it wasn't just me who protected her. all the people around her on bodyguard did. they anted her to do well. it was important for that she do well. and we liked her as a person. >> a little girl wishing upon a star. always trying to find her way back home. >> the voice of an angel. now, this august marks another tragic passing. it has been four years since we lost the great comedian robin williams. hbo is exploring his life and his iconic career in a new documentary with some famous faces who knew and loved him best. now, i was the the premiere for "robin williams: cocome inside mind." >> we were the best of friends. even closer than people could imagine. >> it's really hard. because he did it because he had no choice. and it's just a giant, giant loss. >> bob saget unable to hide the emotion joined legendary comics like brad garrett, kevin nealon, and one of robin's dearest friends, billy crystal, to premiere the new hbo documentary, "robin williams: come inside my mind." >> when i

i'll be watching for millly bobby brown, what happens to her. she's my favorite character.ming business. dagen: one of the things -- a couple things that netflix does have going for it. it has unique original content and the app actually works in terms of streaming. i have all of them and i have used all of them. direct tv now, which is still incredibly expensive, you're supposed to have live programming. i tried to watch hand a the intw with president trump, it didn't work. the direct tv app doesn't work. hbo app terrific but doesn't have as much content. hulu, they hood wink you into paying a lot more for live programming which is a little sleysy. you've got whatever disney does with the acquisition. gerri: that's why they're rolling out so much content. they have 112 emmy nominations. maria: that's incredible. >> it's not just domestic content. there's a lot of international content they're rolling out. the number that you reported that really strikes me is 130 million. that is the population of japan. and when you think about the rest of the world that's out there, it s

bobby seale and huey newton and they are carrying guns. and fighting back against the police. so by the time we get to 1966, and later, then of course we have people like hret brown saying that burn baby burn. so all of that looks like -- although activist and movement don't want to incite violence or initiate violence they will respond with violence when violence is inflicted upon them and they will fight fire with fire. so the mood and the tone and rhetoric changed by the late 1960s it might be different for the student movement or antiwar protests but certainly for many of the african-american organizations, there is a willingness to embrace violence. counter violence by 1966. >> i would add to that by saying that i think violence and nonviolence is categories and that can become problematic , particularly because as wayne knows, even in the early 60s, many civil rights groups need to be armed. for self-defense. are prepared in the eventuality that they need to defend themselves to do so. i would also point out that violence against protesters is probably more of a continuous thing over this time period in philadelphia and in particular police misconduct is a