brad said he paid for a house and house bills. that lit a fire and angelina let brad know it.ngelina fires back through her attorney, claiming brad was asked to pay for a new home for brad and the kid and instead loaned angelina money for which he is charging her interest on a payment plan. angelina will honor that loan. a loan is not child spourkt and to represent it as such -- angelina gave up a year and a half of work to be in the children and is only now going back to work to pay off the house she needed to buy because brad kept the family home. >> angelina does not need child support from brad. >> christopher melcher, who does not represent either party, believes there is another issue at play -- >> we are seeing gamesmanship by the media from angelina's side making it look like brad is a dead beat dad to take away from what he'sen and excused of, an alienlating mom hrjts shortly after they tied the not in 2013, they went to work on a project together. >> it's not a honeymoon. >> angie directed brad in "by the sea." that's when it became clear there were problems in the m

brad is shooting "once upon a time" in hollywood. >>> let's move on.arrie underwood's surprise announcement. >> mike and isaiah and i are absolutely over the moon and excited to be adding another little fish to our pond. >> you could say carrie is crying tears of joy. today, carrie made that surprise announcement on instagram. did you notice that she's wearing a baby pink jacket? fans speculate it's a clue that she's expecting a girl. ♪ >> in 2014, carrie told "e.t." it would be dream to give now 3-year-old son a little sister. >> we planned on having a girl. i don't know if you can do that. but at some point, we'd really like that. >> a source tells "e.t." that this pregnancy represents a new beginning after, quote, a very challenging year. last november she suffered a serious fall that required around 40 stitches to her face. the baby news also comes days after carrie came under fire from fans for her red book cover story where at 35, she said, quote, we may have missed our chance to have a big family. ♪ >> the country star made it clear she won't be

." >>> brad pitt and angelina's custody battle gets nasty again. nearly two years after angelina first filed divorce. >> yeah, we have exclusive new reporting on their latest battle and what it means for their six kids as angelina goes to war over child support. >> brad pitt is firing back today at his exangelina jolie. the actor had back to back meetings with two separate attorneys in west hollywood yesterday. that's his legal pad right there tucked inside his satchel. brad was apparent lly working oa response to angelina's startling claims yesterday. that he has paid no meaningful child support since separation. brad's team filed this response, this it, he calls angie's no support claim, a thinly valid effort to manipulate media coverage. he went on to say he paid over $1.3 million in family bills. angie suggested that jolie was filing was to move along the divorce process and quote, provide closure to the marriage an her and brad to recommit as devoted coo-parents. >> their brand is damaged in the process. >> christopher melcher is a family law

brad paisley, come on!it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- kelsey grammer, from "the meg" actor rainn wilson, music from franz ferdinand featuring the 8g band with joey castillo. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. it was announced today that first lady melania trump's re citizens. they passed thci

another family dealing with a lot of drama -- brad and angelina. we exclusive now reporting at angelina steps ott with the kids. s that angelina and her two oldest daughters enjoying shopping in l.a. on tuesday. father. the estranged couple's custody battle. brad was spotted leaving the lawyer's. it's not clear if it had anything do it this week. a sourceless to brad says the agreement has been in place for some time now. another says brad is sickened by angelina letting the battle play out in public. he's sadden they have to be a part of this public fight. part of the agreement, the fight is far from over. there's still a lot of sorting out to do. >> brad and angelina, y'all are grown. just make sure the kids are okay. >> absolutely. >>> let's talk tv news. i still cannot believe season 12 of the "big bang theory" will be its last. say it ain't so. >> the tracks of my tears. the saying it's jim parsons who is ready to leave. hear's what we know -- >> no match. no wining. just no. >> was jim the reason for not continuing past this upcoming season 1

brad joins us now. brad, amidst all of the other controversies happening, his top advisers flipping on him, and we are hearing the word impeachment being used by lawmakers, but what is your reaction to the latest information? >> a little bit of exasperation. down's -- down to issues. facilitators trying to get rid of free speech on their platforms. mark zuckerberg went and met with conservative leaders and i think that is one topic. the other one is the introduction of foreign influence content on social media. speech that incites hatefulness or action against minority -- like alex jones. tech companies are trying to create basic rules and to enforce them. i think everyone rationally should support that. emily: to be clear, preventing foreign interference in your selections is not censorship. it is a crime. there's a spectrum of things happening here. we heard from mark zuckerberg earlier when facebook revealed it had shut down hundreds of account tied to iran and hundreds more. we don't know how many w

brad joins us now.rad, not necessarily surprising hearing this coming from the president amidst all of the other controversies happening, his top advisers flipping on him, and we are hearing the word impeachment being used by lawmakers, but what is your reaction to this latest, and the use of the word censorship? >> a little bit of exasperation. it really conflates two issues. one is tech companies trying to facilitate or get out of the way of free speech on their platforms. the tech companies have not been perfect. remember when the trending topics on facebook or negatively oriented against conservative thought, and mark zuckerberg went and met with conservative leaders, that is one topic. the other one is the introduction of foreign influence content on social media. speech that incites hatefulness or action against minority george you know, alex has been -- jones has been suspended. the tech companies are trying to create some basic rules and to enforce them. i think everyone rationally should suppor

brad is inpper 4.heck in with him in a few minutes. >>> some goodnews,he worst of the morning's rain is on its way out. chuck and sheena's full storm team 4 forecast isoming up. >>> a disturbing discovery less than 100 days until the midterms. >> facebook just released dozens of accounts they said were trying to influence the upcomiel tion. >> peter alexander is following this for us. >> reporter: good morning. the social media giantg say that yet again there appears to be a coordinated campaign being waged on its platform to stir up divisions among americans. all thishead of the all-important midterm elections this november. facebook says its removed 32 pa fs and accountsm facebook and from instagram so far. those bogus pagesan looking to the flames on topics like race and immigrion. already racking up nearly 300,000 followers since las march. so who is behind this? facebook says it's not up to them to say.w they don't kno for sure, but it is working with the fbi to find out.me while, lawmakers say th

. >> is she getting back with brad? why she never had kids. and why she's so ready for a "friends" reunion. >>> plus, kim k. called out. why some are taking the reality star to task over her skinnier figure. >>> then a star who's celebrating her weight gain. >> i'm out of shape i'm not feeling bad about that. >> why rihanna is afraid to go to gym. >>> why cris and dax's kids. >>> and tiffany haddish. the comedian foreign language skills that will blow you away. >>> this is "entertainment tonighits down for what could be her most candid interview ever addressing the issues so many are wondering about. >> i mean, is she broken hearted. everything about her private life jennifer's putting it all out there for us. five months after the end of the marriage, molly mcnearney kicked off the interview, when are you getting back with brad? when are the twins due. >> quote, you're the only person who could start an interview like that and send me into hysterics. she gave a drop the mike response to ridiculous tabloid headlines saying, quote, the misconce

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♪ >>> brad fights back after angelina accuses him of not supporting their six kids.lmost two years since their split why brangelina's divorce battle is only getting nastier behind closed doors. then we get "legally blond 3" scoop straight from elle wood as reece takes a major step towards becoming the next oprah. plus kelly clarkson the new queen of day time? what we just learned about her talk show plans. skwe fiance trying to comfort him as her groom got in a little grooming. plus how chris pratt and arnold schwarzenegger are turning up the heat. plus beyonce gets real about body image, complications from the twin's birth and why she's in no rush to shed her post baby plans. and eva longoria's after baby how he's already faking after his mom stphrp what was that? >> this is "entertainment tonight." news on brad pitt and angelina jolie as their custody fight gets nasty again. nearly two years after angelina filed fo fi filed for divorce. after angelina went to war over child support. she claimed in a court filing that brad, quote has paid no meaningful child support

brad is sitting right there. he gets up, is ready to walk out of restaurant, comes over, hugs and kisses me and leaves. [laughter] and brad looks at me and goes, god, am i glad we told you you were getting the award also. he came back in, went over to brad, shook his hand, went "sorry," kissed me again and left. [laughter] i could not be in prouder company. i could not be more humbled. i could not be more embarrassed, and i can't thank you all enough. and i have to go back to work, so -- [laughter] thank you. [applause] >> true to herself to the end. i would like to conclude and lee you with a final request -- leave you with a final request. it's no secret that those of us who live in washington live in trying times. when public service is frequently disparaged, misrepresented and denigrated. the last 90 minutes you, the winners, the finalists, the sponsors and friends of the congressional management foundation, have challenged that view. we've shared together admirable stories of public service, sacrifices for t

. >>> meanwhile, angelina jolie's high-profile divorce from brad pitt is going through a major changethis, as angelina indulges in a little retail therapy with son pax. angie took 14-year-old pax out for some post-lunch shopping yesterday. no sign of her and brad's other five kids, but we're told jolie and pitt do have an interim custody agreement in place as a more permanent deal is worked out. but there's a shakeup within jolie's legal team. angelina and star attorney laura wasser officially parted ways. angie's spokesperson tells "e.t." she, "decided to change counsel but appreciates laura's cooperation." an earlier report claimed that wasser wanted out because angie was too hostile. in the past, laura's told us how she deals with difficult clients. >> i can kind of spot the crazy. so if i say to somebody, this is how i see your case playing out and they go, oh, no. i will usually say, i don't know that we're a good fit. >> the switch-up comes just days after a source told us that brad is sickened that angelina and her team have gone public with their battle. another source maintai

brad, showing you that we have pools.inflatable they bring them in in a situation like this. they have extra water there on the scene in order to fightt t fire. just lost the mike at the end. we'll get that fixed for you. woodbridge at prince william parkway, crash on the left shoulder this morning. right now the beltway looking really good herement inner loop and outerlo . no bigcomplaints. >> sheena? >> good morning, melissa. at least the weaer is cooperating. something to look forward to. currently, 73 degrees in washington. we have nice brightening skies this morning. e rising in just a few minutes here. we'll be seeing sun glare on the roads this morning. the roads are nice and dry for your commute. 66 degrees dulles. b0 in clinton. 64gate glary. a very comfortable -- gaithersburg. we'll heat up back in the 90s today. nice and dry on radar. this is briscoe. he needs a home. he's for adoption at the rescue allian. u can head to their website. mid-70s by 8:00 a.m. maybe a long dog walk. youlaeed the sues later on. by the afternoon, high of 91. maybe a sho dog walk by then.

mike: brad, you want to take aim at that? >> no, he is not.s wishful thinking on the part of democrats. the president as of this date, there's certainly no collusion which is the crux of the purpose of special counsel and any prosecutions, any guilty that have been taken is by associates, maybe you wish it to be but that's not the state of affairs. >> brad i'm not saying that guilt by association, i'm saying part of plea deal refer today candidate number one the president of the united states -- >> but doesn't mean -- >> directly to violate federal election law. the facts speak for itself. >> no prove of that. >> the mueller investigation has to be allowed to continue. >> of course, it is. >> we will not know till mueller publishes report. [laughter] mike: is there a double standard, brad, in terms of the president's frustration that nsa leaker got 5 years in prison and he's saying that hillary clinton did not get any punishment? >> absolutely. there is a double standard and i understand the president's frustration and he's rightfully to be fr

no clue. >> this is making me seem like a really brad wife. >> you are.wn the aisle to the wedding march, dunn, dunn, dunn, dunn, dunn, dunn, dunn, dunn, dunn, dunn, dunn. it has now been upgraded. listen. ♪ that is brett yang and eddie chen who pulled off the rubber chicken version of mendelsohn's wedding march. they decided to do the rubber chicken approach. next, their career will peak when they do the rubber chicken version of the polka. >> if this was at my wedding, i would have remembered it. >>> we'll keep the wedding theme going. we're going to check with a very happy couple in the philippines who did not let rain ruin their wedding. >>> this morning on "world news now." omarosa's secret recording. releasing audio of the moment she was fired by john kelly. and she also appears to have hard proof the president is a racist. >>> white supremacists and protesters face-to-face at the white house. police brace for a repeat of the protests that broke out last year in charlottesville. >>> a young boy was able to hack into a replica of a florida voting sit

brad: you are right. we don't believe there were any other successful attacks in this instance, but what people attempt to do in this situation is set up an internet domain, using a name that looks very similar to the name people would expect to see. three of them had the word "senate" in them. one had the letters iri, the acronym for the international republican institute. members of the senate might start to receive emails. they would be told that there was a problem with their account, that they need to go to this website. they would go to the site and it would look like the senate site and they would be asked to enter there in elena password. once that happens, it is off to the races, unfortunately, for these kinds of attacks because then the attackers will attempt to use that to access people's email, to download all their email, to access the broader networks on which sensitive documents might be stored. emily: one of the websites, the domain name was senate.group. has any of the activity you have s

yesterday -- brad and john thank you for being here.e appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you, cheryl. john: doesn't feel luke it but summer is winding down so are gases price. doesn't feel like summer at all. [laughter] tracee carrasco is here with that story. and other headlines making news. good morning. >> yeah some good newsed a pump aaa is forecasting drop in gas prices aaa says national gas price will be around 2.70 a gallon this fall that's down from current prices of 284 a gallon and more than a quarter cheaper than this here is a high of $2.97 that was set in may. trip are l a says prices will drop because of cheaper to produce gas stable crude oil prices in august and decrease demanding after labor day. here are your gas prices as they stand right now. take a look. >> like wurnght too many gas prices to my point. sears is getting market bump from a any partnership. >> good news for sears as well they've had a lot of store closures announce recently but expanded its ship to store program to ?awl tires for customers who buy t

brad: go read noah's story, which he wrote with one of our colleagues.out a remarkable meeting allen,minds between paul who was acquiring real estate in this northern tip of downtown seattle when people thought it should be a park, and then jeff bezos, who saw an opportunity to create a single amazon headquarters, and the stress that put on the city of seattle, which wanted to keep its single-family home creative character. the tension that created and the home prices that shot up as a result. a lot of other places like boston or washington, d.c., they will be looking at the example of seattle, the home prices, the traffic congestion, the difficult quality-of-life. but i think the only thing more dangerous than being part of this growing global tech scene is not being part of it. do you want the problems that come with an amazon and its growth or do you want the problems that come with being left out? emily: in seattle, you throw a stone, you hit someone who works at amazon or microsoft. should seattle be concerned that hq2, wherever it is, that that cit

emily: that was microsoft president, brad smith.acebook and twitter said they remove hundreds of fake accounts aimed at manipulating politics. this time, another country besides russia has been implicated, iran. they shut -- facebook shut down 652 pages and accounts that originated in iran and to down an undisclosed number of links linked to the russian government. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg described facebook finding in a call with reporters. mark: we believe these pages and accounts were part of two separate sets of campaigns. first, a set of activity from iran, including from some with ties to state owned media. second, a set of activity that the u.s. government and others have publicly linked to russian military intelligence services. we have been investigating these campaigns for months. which highlights the tension we face in every investigation we face, we are moving bad actors quickly and improving our defenses. emily: we asked cybersecurity advisor to weigh in. jordan: this is a really good sign that these organizations,

spotlight on asian american weapons while ignoring asian groups and joining us to discuss this is brad jenkins he's the executive producer at funny or die in los angeles the way she's a sociologist and author of real inequality hollywood actors and racism and in new york kimberly she's the asian voices editor for the huffington post so welcome everyone to this stream i want to start on my laptop with a tweet because of course this is a conversation that is going viral online evy here. i find homes which is romantic comedies cheesy but i watch crazy went to asians to support an all asian cast and for the first five minutes i bawled nothing to do with the storyline it was just seeing asians portrayed in so many different ways other than kong flu fighter or tech girl with dyed hair brad this person cried for the first five minutes i will full disclosure i cried several times during the. first five minutes i will say but this clearly spoke to be can you relate to that i kind of you know one of these guys who actually likes some like the one guy in the audience of nothing but women so i can

wait until you see what brad puts together now. what he did as related to facebook and social media outreach and targeting, for the 2016 campaign is going to pale in comparison to 2020. now not only does he have the campaign resources, we have the full resources of the republican national committee behind him and the testing -- brad was visionary -- he brought in the guys from facebook and the other companies from silicon valley and said -- do you want to test in real-time? use our campaign as an opportunity. that had never been done. because of the way they did that, it has outlined the path to where to be successful in two years. this notion of just buying advertising and putting it out to the masses is a fallacy because people don't watch tv and they don't consume information the same way anymore. >> -- [indiscernible] in 2020 as it did for 2016? mr. lewandowski: when you are facebook, you do not have opportunities like a presidential campaign on a regular basis to communicate with tens of millions of peoples in real-time to see

brad is sitting right there. he gets up, he's ready to walk out, comes over, hugs and kisses me and leaves and brad looks@meandgoes.com that am i glad i told you we were getting the award. he came back in, went over to brad, shook his hand, went sorry,it's me again and left . i could not be in crowder company, i could not be more humble, i couldnot be more embarrassed . and i can't take you all enough. and i have to go back to work, so thank you. [applause] >> true to herself in the end. i'd like to leave you with a final request . it's no secret that those of us who live in washington live in trying times. when public services frequently disparaged, misrepresented and denigrated. for the last minutes, you and friends of the congressional management foundation have challenged you. we shared admirable stories of public service, devices for the greater good,love of country and love of the institution of congress .we ask you tell someone, share the stories on facebook, on email, ontwitter , to somebody outside the b

brad smith, ceo of intuit joins us now brad, good morning >> good morning, jon, great to be back withars at the helm. profits tripled, revenue doubled, intuit closed at $27.93 i believe, first day of trading, today at 213 bucks i want to ask about the health of small business because you guys have quite a read on that in light of what the fed is saying about things not overheating, how hot is that important segment of the economy right now in small business from your perspective >> small businesses are feeling very optimistic about the economy. we can see that show up in terms of charge volume they're getting from their customers as well as a number of employees they're hiring and the hours the employees are working. on the flip side, we know small businesses tend to be optimist one out of two fail in the first five years they're sure it is the other person that doesn't make it. when you look at whether businesses are strong, businesses are getting stronger every day. >> tell us about the momentum of your software as a service business, that's particularly important in the small busin

brad is the right guy to do that. i work closely with brad, i talk to him every day. he is going to do, -- he is going to run a campaign which is so transformational, we will look back on it in 30 years and say that is the way we should have been doing it a long time ago. >> are you giving him advice, guidance? mr. lewandowski: we talk about a million things. i talked to him every day. we are very close. the reason is is because brad knows that it is a very difficult job to be campaign manager. me and kellyanne are the only ones. he wants to make sure he is doing it to the best of his ability. and a lot of outside pressures telling him to do things that he is going to set up a campaign -- transformational is the only word i can use. we look back at the obama campaign, the first time they ran, and all the work they did and it was revolutionary 10 years ago. wait until you see what brad puts together now because what he did as it relates to facebook and social media outreach and targeting, it is going to pale in comparison with 2020. now not only does he has the campaig

noah buhayar and brad stone. check out that story in "bloomberg businessweek."ing up, he's been investing in startups for decades, so what does he have to say about the current venture capital landscape? we will check in with him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ emily: mike maples has been backing tech startups for more than a decade. after moving from austin where he got his start to moving to silicon valley. bets early on companies like twitter and twitch and founded a venture capital firm that focuses on seed investments in startups. there he invested in lyft and more. he has some strong opinions. mike mapples, co-founder of floodgate, joins us now. you founded floodgate the same year we launched our show, which was originally called "bloomberg west," and you were on a lot back then. it's good to have you back. with so much money flooding in, you have been focused on c stage, but i imagine it has become a lot more competitive. mike: it has. but i think that part of being a good investor is being your best self and not getting too caught up in the activ

the movie that unites brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio for the first time. >>> while magnum p.i.r. >> we like to call it lambda lambda lambda, it's like a frat house. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio spotted shooting their film "once upon a time in hollywood" at paramount studios in los angeles. those two, i could watch them all day long. >> isn't brad giving robert redford the side eye there? >> well, from what women want to see, to "what men want." which is literally the name of taraji p. henson's new movie. and i was first on the atlanta set. what am i thinking right now? >> you're thinking how lucky you are to be standing next to me on the set of my new movie "what men want." >> you read my mind. she read my mind. you're incredible. >> can you read my inner thoughts? >> i can hear your inner thoughts. >> in the comedy taraji plays a sports agent being held back by the "boys club" culture at work, until she hits her head and wakes up with a special gift -- she can hear what men are thinking. >> thank god this one didn't die on me. starti

asian american women say taishan while ignoring the asian groups and joining us to discuss this is brad jenkins he's the executive producer at funny or die in los angeles nancy when you she's a sociologist and author of real inequality hollywood actors and racism and in new york kimberly yom she's the asian voices editor for the huffington post so welcome everyone to this stream i want to start on my laptop with a tweet because of course this is a conversation that is going viral online evy here types and i find homes which is romantic comedies cheesy but i watch crazy red seasons to support in all asian casts and for the first five minutes i bawled nothing to do with the story line it was just seeing asians portrayed in so many different ways other than kong flu fighter or tech girl with dyed hair sidekick brad this person cried for the first five minutes i will full disclosure i cried several times during. the first five minutes i will say but this clearly spoke to evie can you relate to that i kind of you know one of these guys who actually likes rom com some like the one guy in the

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we are about to receive those numbers and we welcome brad bechtel.lan krueger. brad, give us your preview. if we do get strong numbers, what will that do to the dollar? reporte had a strong adp and we had the fed statement mentioning the word strong handful of times or more. they are pretty confident on economy, so the company is looking for a strong result. bid tone it would add a the dollar. the dollar has been firm for a wi-lan should remain firm on the strength of the u.s. economy and what the fed is doing and everything going on in the world as well. midtone to a nice the dollar for the remainder of the day hopefully. david: does it take away from the yen? -- theillion is the when yen is the one you usually look at. they are trying to battle back again some of the currency moves. in focus as well, so emerging markets, china. typically a strong reaction to rates in dollar-yen to risk on an risk off type moves. move, does the china that policy move tend to be sustained? brad: it can be to the extent they keep doing more and more and more. one off,

los abogados de brad pitt le dicen manipuladora porque brad pitt dicen los abogados que sÍ le ha entregadoara quÉ porque ella tiene muchÍsimo dinero. alan: si sabe que es una mentira, sabe que se va a quemar. porque ahora los abogados han sacado los papeles diciendo el dinero que se ha entregado. quizÁ no es el dinero que quedaron pero le ha dado dinero. francisca: quiÉnsabe lo que hay entre ellos. lo que sÍ es que hay que darle dinero los hijos. alan: claro que sÍ. pero si ellos tienen este tipo de problemas quÉ podemos esperar de los demÁs mortales. francisca: vamos a una pequeÑa pausa pero volvemos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". tenemos a cindy derbez que habla los consejos que le dio verÓnica castro. usted no se puede perder las revelaciones de estas grandes actrices aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". alan: divulgan el video de el autor de esta masacre en parkland a regresarle vamos a contar las escalofriantes palabras, los escalofriantes detalles que dijo este asesino. francisca: por otro lado, escuche. comprÓ su carro, ahora no tiene dinero para pagarlo? no se preocupe porque aquÍ te deci

[applause] brad, over to you. remained seated or come. brad: after a few academic conferences, i am more comfortable standing at the lake turn -- the lectern. i will speak about the counter propaganda, tools that you need to deal with the panels at the rest of the panel will be focused on. counter war era propaganda is reasonably well-known to folks here. it was led by the u.s. information, a formal government bureaucracy that existed throughout the cold war. but at the end of the cold war, the clinton administration decided to dissolve it as part of what they call the peace dividend. the idea was that we would just not have to fight the cold war anymore and we can save some money. we could stand down some of the things we have been doing all along. this is one of the things we thought we could do without. we would not have to be propagandasoviet because there would not be a soviet union anymore. under the authority of the broadcast board of governors, a cause i independent organization to get credibility -- quasi- independent organizatio

you know, brad, i understand.as. s pblis the >>> a 6-year-old has found a way to cash in. >> ryan earned more than $11 million last year reviewing toys on youtube. he's now launching his own toy and apparel line with walmart. look at him. he's having so much fun while he's doing it. the items will be available online and in 2500 stores nationwide and are expected to expand to other stores in october. his youtube channel gets more than 1 billion views every month. >> that's insane. >> i want to tune in now. cute kid with a backpack. >> that guy always says hold my beer. why does he say that a lot? that's not even funny, not even at 2:00. >>> a new disney movie featuring winnie the pooh will not be released in china. there's no official explanation as to why "christopher robin" has been banned. we do know the bear has been used to mock the chinese president. >> you may recall images comparing the two in 2013. the movie produced by disney now has the now adult christopher robin with pooh, the donkey and piglet. >> the d

. >> is she getting back with brad? and why she never had kids. >> then chris pratt and kathryn schwarzenegger getting serious. >> i think my love language is quality time. >> exclusive new details. the big step they just took. >> i love it. >> plus mila's marriage shockers. why she's speaking out about ashton's ex demi moore. >> who is he with again? >> then meghan markle's dad unhinged? his new attacks on the royal family after being cut off by his daughter. and we're celebrating meghan's birthday with a flashback to her interesting and unknown past. >> i'll be okay when i get some payback. >> plus -- only we're backstage as luke bryan makes history. >> we're going now. >> you ready? >> and our mark wahlberg interview interrupted. >> who's talking out there? >> the star who shut us down real fast. >> you went out there like a bull in a china shop.

jimmy kimmel's wife kicked off the interview asking, quote, when are you getting back together with brad? did justin ever wear your jeans? and when are the twins due? jen's response, you're the only person who could start an interview like that and actually send me into hysterics, not

brad buss, robin denhomo, and linda johnson rice there is no formal proposal yet. this is the committee, though, that will analyze when elan musk does come forward with a proposal in terms of the details that are being offered up, and potentially if the board decides is it going to explore this on its own separate from elan musk that's what the committee would be in charge of. speaking of mr. musk, he announced late yesterday that he is retained silver lake and

now, let me introduce alaska airlines ceo and chairman brad tilldan and gary beck.ves as chairman and ceo of alaska air group, the parent company of alaska airlines and horizon air. a 27 year veteran of alaska airlines. gary is president and ceo of horizon air. he joined the airline in january of this year and previously served as vice president of operations at alaska airlines for about six years. with that, i'll turn it over to brad. >> thank you, bobby, and good morning everyone. all of us at alaska and horizon are deeply saddened by last night's unauthorized flight with the horizon q400 aircraft that resulted in the loss of life for the individual involved. all 23,000 of us want to express our sincere sympathy to his family, his loved ones and his coworkers. we're working closely with the authorities to help answer the many open questions that they have and this cooperation started last night. our top priority is the safety of our guests and our employees. simply put, there is nothing more important to us. we're working closely with the fbi, the ntsb, and the fa

bush brad -- george w. bush brad blakeman is joining us now.his freedom of speech curtailed. >> zero? he is speak any place we wants, he will just not have courtesy of anything inside, classified information to be weaponized against the president, when he appeared on television, he appears as former director of cia attacking the president. he is using clearance to attack president, and next he uses clearance to get well -- cra lucrative contracts for his own personal. no. courtesy should have been over a long time ago, many of them want clearances because they trade off them, but, do they need them? no, they do not. liz: judicial watch is now filing a freed of defamation act lawsuit against cia, john brennan ran the cia, peter strzok of the brennan's liaison at the fbi, judicial watch wants to know about information about keurcommunication many harry red and nevada and john brennan as it pertains to leaks. remember new york times in august of 2016, they ran a headline that harry ride harry s an fbi incaree inquiry. >> there is assess -- se cess

please join me in welcoming brad. [applause] it is always exciting to see these incredible progress being made in the field of computer science. to graduate here or anywhere else, so this is just a wonderful time today to. it's more importantly what we might expect to go on and. we call it the future of computing and unlike a lot of works to tal that talk about whe technology is going all the good things that is going to do we focus on the role of artificial intelligence as a society and that is what i want to talk this afternoon. so we put together that it's really not all that helpful to think about the technological change in terms of what is going to happen for a year or two years in a way that most people that work in the technology sector perhaps don't typically think about it helps to step back and look at the periods of ten or 20 years. i also want to spend a moment on what life was like about the time that you were born a. it began with what you see here. there was really nothing digital in the way people beg

and i made a deal with brad on h set.as much as he had to. but it all took place in the desert.t' solike -- >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> sorry man, just you and me. being in a blackhawk helicopter ar, like, you know, the whole day. way, after a long period of time, i got the courage to ask him what i wanted which was at an academy award thing, i me , we don't go to the same parties, me and brad. [ light laughter ] but i was like, "if i get into an academy award type movie, i want to be at that "vanity fair" after party. and i want you to come up to me when i'm talking to someone important. he'd promise me he'd d. and be like, "topher, good to see you." i want to be like, "brad, not now." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this is your opportunity. i think "blackkklansman" is going to be it.an you so much, buddy. it's so great to see you. on so great to see you. >> seth: congrathe film. [ cheers and applause ] topher grace, everybody. "blackkklansman" is in theaters now. we'll be right back with music i from l

bush assistant brad blakeman. socialist is. >> i remember a time ago you called a socialist it die famed them. moist of my democratic friend reject it. they think our party is shanghaied by a small group so far of, candidates. who, who label themselves as such. but they're candidates. they're not supporters. they're not backers. they're putting their name on the ballot as democrats. very dangerous. liz: this is made-up term. there is no economic model for it. >> right. liz: it is socialism. they're talking about being progressive which is fine, you can be progressive if you want. you talk about socialism, they point to the nordic countries saying the in orderric countries have successful socialist model. denmark, norway, they say we're capitalists with big welfare programs. we're not socialists. knock it off. >> in america, socialism means what the fringe candidates are saying. everything is free. there is minimum wage that will be providedpy the government. there is universal health care. you don't have to pay fo

brad pitt's camp is vehemently denying this latest claim.le that began almost two years ago. >> satisfied? >> not for years. >> reporter: their on-screen chemistry at one time earning them the status as hollywood's biggest power couple. but this morning, it's angelina jolie and brad pitt's bitter divorce and custody battle that's grabbing headlines. on tuesday jolie filing public court documents asking a judge to dissolve her marriage to pitt and accusing the actor of not paying meaningful child support since their separation back in 2016, adding that jolie intends to file for the establishment of a retroactive child support order. a spokesperson for angelina jolie claims the recent filing was to provide closure to the former couple's marriage and that it will allow her and brad to recommit as devoted co-parents to their children. >> what angelina jolie's lawyers have done is basically said, hey, judge, we need your help and we are bringing this case to your attention. so far this whole case has been riddled with issues of custody and this f