why, brad oborn, the boyfriend. the prosecutors put brad on the stand.strategy. >> i was a heroin addict for quite some time. >> the story brad told of his relationship with this nice girl hannah was for sure a warts and all presentation. >> i was not a good boyfriend. >> can you explain to us what "not a good boyfriend" means? >> i was abusive. i hit -- i abused her. >> did you verbally abuse her? >> yes. >> did you physically abuse her? >> judge: you need to answer out loud, please. >> yes. >> brad testified that just days before hannah disappeared, they had had a big fight about him cheating on her and said that's when she scratched him. >> does that pictures fairly and accurately represent the scratches that are on your arms? >> yes. >> most painful, he said, was the fact that he had introduced hannah to denny in the first place. >> so but for you, hannah hill would never have met denny ross. is that what you're saying, mr. oborn? >> yeah. >> did you blame yourself for hannah's murder? >> yes. >> do you still blame yourself for hannah's murder? >> ye

brad: brad.ice to meet you. trevor: trevor. lemonis: trevor, nice to meet you. travis: i'm travis. lemonis: how are you? what are you guys doing? brad: just going over inventory. lemonis: is this the whole office? travis: you're looking at it. and then the warehouse is downtown. lemonis: okay. are those the watches? travis: yeah. so, we, basically, started with an interchangeable watch. so the face pops out of the band -- pull back, pop up. lemonis: it's a cool watch. what does a watch like that sell for? travis: $35. lemonis: these are nice looking watches at a great price point. travis: we wanted to do an accessory that was bright, that could match with all all different things -- hats, shoes. lemonis: this is a comfortable watch. travis: it's lightweight. it's durable. initially we had 10 colors. each color represented a different charity, that we partnered with to give back 10%. lemonis: that's pretty slick. travis: yeah, right? trevor: we wanted to do something different, and no one was doin

the last time brad walked the red carpet in cannes was 2012.usy trying to shut down wedding rumors. >> we have no date. and we actually really truly have no date. >> well, a lot has happened since then. brad and angie recently became single last month. a source tells "e.t." quote, there's no more drama. all of the dust has settled. our source adds, the couple is focused on what's best for their children just hours before their photo call, the movie's official trailer dropped. >> it's official, old buddy. >> that's brad shirtless, he plays leo's stunt double as they struggle with hollywood in the late '60s. brad add-libs this line based on real life. >> hey, you're [ bleep ]. don't you forget it. >> brad tells esquire he was at a low set in the mid-1990s and told him, quit your whining. our first look at luke perry in "once upon a time in hollywood" which opens july 26th. the movie was the actor's last before he passed away from a stroke in march. leo and brad told esquire they were a little starstruck around luke perry. an icon of coolness. >>>

just on this day, it was a little more special. >> brad's here. brad's totally here with us. he's doing this day with us. you know, and he's part of it. >> brad's family, friends and co-workers not only volunteered to do the work and they raised the money to buy the materials to fix joan's house. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> he is proudly shining down on them. thanks. >>> it is 7:26. we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. so what exactly was that radio active material that created concern and shut down streets in a major park on the peninsula? we have the unexpected twist, and new details about the homeowner. >> plus, president trump boasts

playboy bunny, sunset strip and brad shirtless. turns out pitt ad libbed this line in the trailer based on real life. >> hey, you're a [ bleep ]. don't you forget it. >>eporter: brad tells "esquire" he was in a low point on a movie set in the '90s when someone yelled the line at him and told him to, quote, quit your whining. this is your first look at luke perry in once upon a time in hollywood which opens july 26th. it was the last role before dieing from a stroke in march and plays a fictitious tv actor. might be surprised to hear leo and brad told "esquire" they were a little star struck around luke. brad tells "esquire" perry was an icon of coolness. speaking of cool, we weren't expecting this. ♪ brad pitt versus bruce lee. lee is played by actor mike mo who has a black belt in taekwondo. >> my hands are registered as leather weapons. we get into a fight i accidentally kill you. i go to jail. >> anybody accidentally kills anybody in a fight they go to jail. it's called manslaughter. >> reporter: the film also delves into the er

listen what john called blake. >>> but right now, brad and lee yo conquer cannes. the megastars are in one movie together and once a upon in time hollywood received a ten-minute standing ovation. there was one awkward moment as everybody wanted a piece of the star. >> brad, can we take -- >> an all-out brad pitt frenzy in cannes today after a photo call with leo, the 57-year-old actor stopped for selfies. then it was off to an international press conference where leo joined dicaprio talked about their sin mattic bond. >> it was a comfort to work alongside brad. >> i'd agree. it was great fun. >> the movie out the july 26th is set in the today's pressrence turned tense when "the new york times" asked trarantino about robbie's role. >> a great deal of acting talent but you haven't given her many lines in the movie, i guess that was a deliberate choice on your part, i want to know why was that? >> i just reject your hypothesis. >> i think the moment that i got on screen gave an opportunity to sharing. >> i'm in movie, i'm sharon tate. >> robbie plays sharon tate who w

[applause] jonas: i am not brad meltzer. i am jonas meltzer and brad meltzer is my father. you have probably already "heroes for my daughter." i know you have all read "heroes for my son." and now, the person who wrote those two awesome books, the best dad in the world, brad meltzer. [applause] mr. meltzer: kid writes his own material. you think i'm joking. the most important things first, that is to say thank you. i travel the country to bookstores. that's what i do. that is my job. i say to everyone who asks, this is the best bookstore in the country. it's true. i don't say it because i know mitchell. i don't say it because he knows my family. i don't say because i love him and he is part of our family for so long. i say it because it is just true. it's a fact. anyone who argues is just wrong. i also want to thank my family because this becomes a very as mitch said, bittersweet moment. this is the first event my dad is not at. the last time we were here was an event my mom was not at. we have been through a lot of loss. lost my grandmother also. i'm going to talk about. t

. >> i am not brad meltzer. brad meltzer is my father. you have probably already "heroes for my daughter." the person who wrote that book, the best dad in the world, brad meltzer. [applause] mr. meltzer: kid writes his own material. you think i'm joking. i travel the country to bookstores. that's what i do. i say to everyone who asks, this is the best bookstore in the country. it's true. i don't say it because i know mitchell. i don't say it because he knows my family. i don't say because i love him and he is part of our family for so long. i say it because it is just true. it's a fact. anyone who argues is just wrong. i want to thank my family asause this becomes a very mitch said, bittersweet moment. this is the first event my dad is not at. lot of been through a loss. lost my grandmother also. i'm going to talk about. this event we had no doubt was dedicated to him. there was no question. the one thing you will notice now is the signings are much more quiet. people are listening. my dad was always in the back kibitzing with people and

just on this day, it was a little more special. >> brad's here. brad's totally here with us. he's doing this day with us. he's part of it. >> so touching. >> for rebuilding together this was one of the many projects they held a big day in april where they work on so many project, fix up the home of elderly, low income, disabled. the idea is if you can fix up a home, sometimes a few thousands dollars the person can stay in the home. it's what brad and terry have done for years and what that will continue doing. >>> okay. check it out. the warriors just over two hours away from game two against their west rival, the houston rockets. game one had a lot of fireworks and a lot of finger pointing at the referees. you can see the guys practicing there. the warriors hope to take two games. while in denver, the sharks are getting ready for game three against the colorado avalanche. the series is tied. we'll have highlights on the newscast. lots of fun games going on tonight. >> yes. a lot of sports action. you're following our forecast is another lovely day. a little windy or gusty at

federal reserve this is from forbes and this is following up on that brad sherman piece congressman brad sherman of california who represents los angeles and we've talked about this we talked about this when we were at the magical krypto conference in new york in new york city last week and big queen which is roared back over the last few weeks after what many feared was a terminal decline since as peak in late 2017 has been called a threat to the existing financial system and the central banks that run it though these claims have in the past been largely fringe ideas of course you and i here and kaiser report have said that for years you said that you can look at our documentary series to the moon and we could see that you were saying that in 20112012 but here forbes is identify with the fact that now us democrat congressman ben sherman has urged his colleagues to consider banning big quaint encrypt or currencies due to the threat they pose to u.s. international financial power saying big queen needs to be nipped in the bud and i want to say it can't be nipped in the bud at this point b

just on this day, it was a little more special. >> brad's here. brad's totally here with us.h us. you know, and he's part of it. >> brad's family, friends and co-workers not only volunteered to do the work and they raised the money to buy the materials to fix joan's house. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> he is proudly shining down on them. thanks. >>> it is 7:26. we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. so what exactly was that radio active material that created concern and shut down streets in a major park on the peninsula? we have the unexpected twist, and new details about the homeowner. >> plus, president trump boasts about job numbers and vladimir putin? democrats want to know exactly what was said between the leaders. - - - it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. eas

rep brad sherman says that up until now there's never ever been a way to defeat the u.s. dollar and he said openly that the big point is the way to defeat the us dollar so this means a lot of different things were unpacked this but obviously for countries like russia china and others if you want to usurp the u.s. dollar by big going as we've been saying now for years put that into your strategic reserve as much but quite as you possibly can and you would diminish the role of the dollar in international influence and as you point out it's key to the oil industry it's key to the war industry and everything flows through the new york fed and gets approval from the new york fed if you want somebody other than the new york fed approving your transactions every single transaction in the world goes to dollars goes to new york fed doesn't matter where you live who you are what country or what president of what anything you ever do it goes to the new york fed if you don't want that influence if you want independence if you want to have your own sovereign sea then by as much as you

we're like so exclusive here the kaiser report we're allowed in before everybody else gets here by brad sherman he's a congressman from california who represents los angeles and i have a little clip of him here i look for colleagues to join with me in introducing a bill to outlaw cryptocurrency. purchases by americans so that we nip this in the bud in part because. of our international power comes from the fact that the dollars the standard unit. international finance in transactions clearing through the new york fed is critical for major oil and other transactions and it is the announced purpose of the supporters of group the currency to take that power away from us to put us in a position where the most significant situations we have on iran for example would become irrelevant yeah i mean 5 years from now people going to look back at this speech as really the beginning of the end of the u.s. empire and the u.s. dollar because up until this as rep brad sherman says that up until now there's never ever been a way to defeat the u.s. dollar and he said openly that the big point is the way

. >> brad and leo's love fest. in london with elton john for rocket man. >> and you ain't never seen a premiere like this. >> am i doing too much? beçó honest. >> our magic red carpet with will smith. >> our first guest. >> exclusive. >> our very brady renovation revealjf with the Ñicast. >> and how many kevins does it take to give a puppy a bath? >> i need your help. >> how our day with kevin heart quickly went to the dogs. >> hold the dogs. >> i can't hold them. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello, thanks for joining us. >> let's get to the latest hollywood news. george clooney reveals chilling details about the motorcycle crash that nearly killed him. >> i hit him atxd 70 milesfá rc! hour. split my helmet in half, knocked me out of my shoes. hit hard. >> cloony tells the "high schol reporter" he thought the near was end. >> i was waiting for the switch to turn off because i broke the windshield with my head, that's my neck. >> look surveillance footage. that's george there catapulted in the air. >> i l

. >>> then, the question we've all been diagnose to ask brad. his surprising answer and why jen won't give up on love. >> i never tire of it. >>> plus -- the biggest night in fashion is officially under way. i'm just outside the famous met gala steps for a sneak peek of all the a stars' styles, will this be lady gaga's strangest look yet >>> and madonna makes a big announcement. >> i have never shared with people before. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> bring it. >>> tonight, if we ever needed a special hour-long show, it is tonight. the arrivals at the met gala upstaged by two other arrivals. keltie knight is in new york for the met gala. and katie nicholl's in london with the royal portion of the newborn bonanza. >> that's where we're going to start. prince harry was by meghan's side as she gave birth and the proud papa was giddy as he shared the news with the world. >> i'm very excited to announce that meghan and myself had a baby boy early this morning. a very healthy boy. >> a source tells "e.t." that meghan gave birth at 5:26 this mo

and brad is celebrating.terday, pitt's "once upon a time in hollywood" co-star lena dunham posted this pic from her 33rd birthday bash. the pair has been tight since filming. in fact, right after leaving dunham's home was when pitt was asked that super-awkward jen aniston question. >> are you and jen getting back? >> oh, my god. >>> meanwhile, brad's buddy george clooney had a warning for ben affleck about batman. >> i actually, i did -- i did talk to him about that. yeah, i said, don't do it. > hi, freeze, i'm batman! >> he explained during "the hollywood reporter's awards chatter." >> he'd worked his way back from actor jail, you know, which happens when you do when i do "batman & robin" and when he does "gigli." he gets to that moment and i thought don't -- don't give 'em something to fire off on. he did great, though, he did fine. >> ben didn't take the advice and may have regretted that. >> oh, my god, it's such a pain in the - it's like, every time i mention batman it gets this huge, you know, clickbait

brad: letting the yuan to appreciate. -- depreciate.ticipating that the china -- that china workers the modest concessions -- china will reverse the modest concessions it provided. soybean purchases, those are going to stop. on a modest level, china resumes oil purchases. those will stop. mercedes, suv production have not fallen that much. they were down more last fall. i would not be surprised if those go close to zero. china will respond to the increase in tariffs in some white, but as long as igotiations are ongoing, didn't expect the talks would break down this week -- my gut says that china will hold off. joe: there is always a question of who has the leverage at any given time, and if it is true that china walked back on some indications that it made agreements and they are not in that much of a rush. people talk about it is china desperate for any minute deal. is it -- could it just be that overall people left overestimated the position of strength the u.s. is coming from? brad: i don't know that the u.s. is in a substantially be

known film festival director of the movies pulp fiction is back in town to sing and shout it's prince brad pitt being out of the capital to the bad company town ask a critic if the filmmaker who won the palme d'or 25 years ago can do it again. i'm filled to hell welcome to the program british prime minister britain's britain's prime minister has offered a major concession in her latest attempt to get parliament to agree how breaks a deal 3 separate said she would make is to vote on whether to hold a 2nd national referendum on beefing the e.u. now this comes 2 months after britain's shuttle departure from the block. i've also listened carefully to those who've been arguing for a 2nd referendum i've made my own view on this clear on many many times i do not believe this is a route that we should take because i think we should be implementing the result of the 1st referendum not asking the british people to vote in a 2nd one but i recognise the genuine and sincere strength of feeling across the house on this important issue. the government will therefore include in the withdrawal agreements b

i spoke with the ceo of iex, brad katsuyama.ouse clients handle this. >> we talked investors all the time. iex is the investors exchange. amplified volatility concerns a lot of investors.a lot of fundamental investors start to see breakdowns in the way stocks are trading, some they view as an opportunity and others they get a little more concerned but certainly week like this, you like the fourth quarter of last year the same thing. it is people have a lot of questions and the stock exchange is an opportunity for us to talk to our core clients. maria: the fact is the market is up strongly since the bottom. most recent bottom in december. i guess you have some wiggle room here. to see some volatility after it's been a stellar first quarter. >> yet, the interesting part about volatility that in the market naturally will be volatile as news comes out and obviously the u.s. china news this week. what we look at is again, 50, 70 percent of the market ends up being high-speed trading automated trading strategies. look at reports from

brad: that is right.might end up being a verdict for the way silicon valley has operated for the last 10 years. these companies staying private for much longer. investors tolerating losses and really pricing these companies in the sense that there was an expectation they might become monopolies. certainly, investors thought uber would have more of a market share dominance. i think there is still hope they can outmaneuver companies like lyft in the u.s. or door dash or postmates. the problem is the market has been funding all of these companies and you have investors like softbank that have kept these companies afloat. the monopolist prices have not appeared, and as a result, uber is getting hurt by the public investors. emily: you wrote a book about uber and got to know a lot of uber employees, some former employees. many of these employees have been through a lot with ceo changeover and scandals over the last couple of years, whic h the ceo seems to have righted the ship in that respect. a $62 billion co

his name is brad. and brad's got long hair, ear buds, he's been with the president since early time. brad is like the base guitar player of a backup band because the president will begin, and three or four sentences in he's off the page, and you see this teleprompter do this. it drops because brad's deny this so many times. so the president is going to talk about that subject, that's paragraph 75, and that's the president. in the middle of the speech, the president will read the speech and go, that's not right. who wrote this. that's not what i think? who does that? only one. and that's the president. and the president is the most unique president in the history of this country because it happens at a unique time. the direction of this country needed a shock wave. it needed a disrupter, someone who didn't think the status quo was the right direction, and the president is not status quo. he is a disrupter battling a very bureaucratic government which we've become and that bureaucratic government has pos

sort of around the time of the of the manson murders stars brad pitt the capital margo roby and it's going to premier 25 years to the day here in cannes that pulp fiction premier and of course launched quite an amazing year as i say i don't know a lot about the movie but you know always knows how to surprise us and i really can't wait yeah i think brad pitt seems to be the stunt double of of live in order to capture it it sounds wonderful i know i know you'll be back talking to us about that scott ross perot fanatic thanks very much. and we stay in france for our next report strauss book is sometimes called the heart of europe as it's the official seat of the european parliament and leading up to e.u. elections this weekend we're visiting artists in various e.u. countries to see what they think about current issues and stress boys national theatre is reflecting the armrest on the streets against emanuel crawls reform policy. protests against the president's reforms have been raging on the streets of france's big cities for months now. the neglected province against the rich capital .

brad hall brook a state representative in the state of illinois. he has a proposal tonight. remove chicago from illinois make it a separate state. representative halbrook he joins us tonight to explain his idea. thanks very much for coming on. >> thanks for having me, tucker. i appreciate it. >> tucker: separate soso chicago would be one state and what they call downstate illinois would be a separate state? is that the idea? >> right.io so basically the resolution calls for congress to separate or make chicago the 51st state. really the movement is to find what counties that are interested in forming a new illinois. hopefully 101 of those counties would become the new illinois. >> tucker: i mean, part of the reason, the impetus for this has got to be financial. nobody wants to be saddled with the unresolvable debt that chicago has. the really unre1068able debt problems that chicago has. i assume that's part of, this right? >> well, part of, yeah. you know, chicago is drowning in debt. they are drowning in unfunded pension liabilities.

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reporting live from chopper 4. >> thank you, brad.uter loop before bw parkway, still have delays there. there easing nicely. an earlier three-mill back up. the crash -- three-mile back up. the crash there. and a closure 28 at bucklodge road. lauss are blocked becae of a truck that brought down wir overnight. eun? >> thank you. >>> it's 64. we have breaking news right now. missouri is now the latest state to take efforts to change abortion laws. >> its republican-led senate passed a bill to ban the procedure after eight weeks of pregnancy. >> reporter: the heartbeat bill, if d's passe by the house, it will be signeinto law. it allows exceptions in cases of medical emergencies, not rape or incest. that vote comes after alabama's governor signed a bill into law banning nearly all abortions and making a felony for a doctor to perform or attempt an abortion. the louse could mean the supreme court -- theaws could mean that the supreme court will take it up again. d.c. has one of the least restrictive laws in the country while virginia is th