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he has the comedy central roast of bruce willis on sunday night, and he's the host of the show "roast battle" on that network too. "roast battle season 3" premieres tuesday. this is a fun show, a one on one insult match, comedians go back and forth on stage trading brutal blows about each other. comedians are all adults but we thought it might be fun to try this same idea out with kids. so we sent jeff out on hollywood boulevard to meet some kids, to pair them off and teach them to insult each other. >> happy summertime, you guys ready to roast? >> yeah! >> when i was a kid i got bullied. only way i could stop the bullying was to roast the bully back. you guys want to learn how to roast each other? >> yes! >> who wants to go first? come out here, come out here, bring your brother. >> battle, battle, battle, battle! >> let's roast! >> boy, you're so ugly, hello kitty said good-bye. >> oh!

bruce willis. >> steve: bruce willis, man. he sang that song. ♪ >> jimmy: what's that now?ram's golden wine cooler song. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: he played the harp. th jimmy: what was that? >> steve: he playe harmonica, but he called it a a harp. >> jimmy: that was him playing it? >> steve: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: wow. [ light laughter ] it was great. ah.steve: good. called him bruno -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you did? >> steve: that was his nickname? no that was his nickname, bruno. >> jimmy: did you ever meet him before? >> steve: oh yea he's hosted a couple times. super nice guy. >> jimmy: that's a great story.h >> steve: oh, >> jimmy: ready? i swear. [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, paper ketchup cups, for supplying me with enough ketchup to enjoy two, three, s.heck, maybe even four fr [ laughter and applause ] g steve: so small. >> jimmy: we're jung to give you like a waft of ketchup. >> steve: just a sampling. t >> jimmy: whatt? >> steve: just a sampling of ketchup. >> jimmy: were just gonna give you a sampling of ketchup. >> steve: you don't want to get ov

first time, mila also said that ashton cherished being a step dad to demi's three daughters with bruce willis>> you know, she welcomed kids. >> still have a relationship with them. >> yeah. >> mila has been getting candid about relationship with ashton promoting her new film "the spy who dumped me." the couple was friends first. >> did you think he was cute then, by the way. >> my husband, what am i supposed to say? >> yes. >> last night on fallon they described their honeymoon in an rv. >> we also went honeymooning with my in-laws. the rv parks we stayed in, let me tell you, with two prisons. okay. yes, guys that's where our rv trip ended and my husband looked at me and goes, i quit. me, too. >> can't say i blame them. i hope they have take an better honeymoon since then. >> nay didn't recognize once because no one would have expect them to be on that trip. >> maybe their kids grow up they can join "dancing with the stars" juniors. >> the ballroom spinoff doesn't premiere until october but only we can reveal the show's new hosts. >> jordan and lindsay! >> past "dancing" winner jordan fisher

i had written a movie called "the siege" with denzel washington and bruce willis which is about what happen if terror came to america. for instance, to new york city. this came out in 1998. and it was in many ways like the events of 9/11. there were a number of different things that were affecting me. mainly just as an american, i knew this was a turning point in our history. and as a reporter i had an obligation to try to go out and understand what was it that led to this and why did we fail to stop it. >> and right now, anybody who didn't read your book is getting to watch the looming tower on television, the screen. it's on amazon prime. it is really fantastic. but what really stands out is in sharp relief is the battle between american agencies, the fbi and cia would seem to prevent them, preventing intelligence using it to prevent 9/11 from happening. it's quite shocking. >> it continues to shock, because, you know, the cia knew in 2000 -- al qaeda's future high jackers came to america and they failed to tell the fbi. they arrived in january of 2000, 19 months before 9/11. and i

or going for like the rock bruce willis. i can tell you this was our most successful legislative session ever. i think it was the hair. was intimidating to the legislature. >> maryland is obviously a very democratic state it has gone in the last 11 presidential elections only three times republican. how do you govern the state as a republican governor when the democratic legislature is so democratic. you have to veto a lot of things. how hard has it been for you? >> it hasn't been that hard. i knew what i was getting into. i started nine years ago a group called changed maryland which is a nonpartisan grassroots organization made of democratic -- democrats, independents and republicans. was a message that wasn't about republicans and democrats. it was about maryland's future and focusing on the economic issues and helping us grow the private sector and put more people to work and turn our economy around. i went into it not as a partisan republican but as close as you can get to an independent. i knew the legislature in both

what steps need to be taken so that we don't have to rely on sending bruce willis to space to save humanity? >> i like that movie. >> me too. >> what we have done is propose we create an integrated program that takes advantage of all data sources including tests and other space factors to look for these bodies. we want to integrate that and get a real inventory out there of what is a threat for 140 m and above. there are certain parts of these data, always going to be weaker if we are observing from earth and strategic plans proposed we need to go away from earth because you can't observe things coming out of the sun because it is bright. we can't see these bodies. to get that inventory we will have to have an asset we currently don't have that is away from the earth. once we have an inventory of this the next will focus on mitigating these threats. understand all the threats and mitigating the threats and depending on the size, the mitigation tools are different. one mission we are currently working on which is one type of mitigation, and impact so we basically ran a spacecraft into a body

i am going for the rock or bruce willis. i can tell you this with our most successful legislative session ever. i think it was the hair. >> maryland is a very democratic state. it has gone in the last 11 presidential elections only 3 times republican, only one other person in the republican government lasted 50 years. how do you govern when the democratic legislature is so democratic? how do you deal with that? do you veto a lot of things? how hard is it? >> it hasn't been that hard. i knew what i was getting into. i started tween 9 years ago a group called change maryland which is a nonpartisan grassroots organization made of democrats, independents and republicans that grew into campaign for governor because we were trying to change maryland for the better. it wasn't about republicans and democrats but maryland's future, focusing on economic issues, putting more people to work, turning the economy around. i went and not as a partisan republican but as close as you could get to an independent and i do the legislature in bot

she says ashton cherished being a stepdad to demi's three daughters with bruce willis. >> he loved thoseids. >> does he still have a relationship with them in. >> uh-huh. >> and finally justin bieber's wedding talk. >> what's next? >> getting married. >> the newly engaged biebs was getting all domestic with fiancee hailey baldwin in new york last weekend. the couple did some grocery shopping. see, they're just like us on the frozen food aisle. where they're not like us? they have people to haul their groceries upstairs for them. >> and now to the news on troubled singer demi lovato after her days long hospitalization for a drug overdose. it's raised a lot of new questions. >> we've got the latest on demi's recovery and the one surprising person who has been constantly by her side. >> i knew i loved him when i met him. >> demi lovato's ex, wilmer valderrama has been a constant source of support for her since her overdose. this week a source told "e.t." quote, he visits demi every day he can and has spent hours with her and her family. >> just tell us if she's okay, wilmer. >> as of this f

takingeps we need to be some we don't have to rely on sending bruce willis to space to save humanity? >> i like that movie. >> me too. that we createse an integrated program that takes advantage of all data sources including from other spaces, i would look for these. we want to integrate that and get a real inventory of what is out there that is a threat. there are certain parts of these data were we're always going to be weaker if we are observing from earth. what the strategic plans have done, we need to go away from earth. you can't observe things coming out of the sun. it is bright. you can't see these bodies. to get that inventory it will have to have an asset that we currently don't have that is away from the earth. once we have it inventory of this we will focus on medical rating these threats. it is understanding all of the , depending on the size, the mitigation tools are different. we have one mission we are working on, one type of mitigation impact. we basically ran a spacecraft into a body like this to give it a bump that in a target would bring it out of a coalition zone.

planetary defense from asteroids and what steps do we need to take we don't have to rely on sending bruce willis to space? >> i like that movie left. >> we propose thee integrated program with all data sources with the spacecraft that are out there. we want to integrate that to get the real inventory of what is out there 140 m 40 meters and above that there are certain parts of the data where we will be weaker observing from because you cannot observe things coming out of the sun so for us you will have to have the asset that is away from the earth and withk that inventory will focus on mitigating the effect and depending on the size the mitigation tools aremi different what we are currently working on is one type the mitigation and impact so we run it into a body like this it would bringing it out of the collisionh zone and then focusing on the innovative program. >> last question. in addition to the leadership of exploration and science we have seen tremendous cooperation and collaboration with the private sector. can and should be doing more to utilize commercial partners and private capital

what steps do we need to be taking we don't have to rely on sending bruce willis to space to save humanity? >> i like that movie. [laughter] in 2019 have a bunch bunch of proposals to create the integrated program that takes advantage of all data sources with other spacecraft that are out there. we want to integrate that to get the real inventory that is out there. here are certain parts of this data where it will always be weaker observing from earth. but we need to go away from earth because we cannot observe things coming out of the sun. because it is bright. we cannot see the bodies over us to get that we probably will have to have an asset that we currently don't have that is away from the earth to look back once we have an inventory the next focus is to really mitigating the effects to understand the effects and mitigating them and depending on the size and mitigation tools are different when mission we are currently working on is one type of mitigation and an impact so to give it up on that in a target to bring that with those two challenges to be focusing on a proposed focus. >> la

planetary defense from asteroids and what steps do we need to be taking so -- one don't have to rely bruce willis in space. we have done in 2019 proposal, we proposed that we created an integrated program that takes all the data sources anduding from the past other spacecraft that are out there to go look for these bodies. we want to integrate that, and get a real inventory of what is , 140 meters and above. there are certain parts that are always going to be weaker if we are observing from earth. cannot observe things coming out of the sun because it's bright. us, we will have to have an asset that we currently do not have, a way from the earth i can look back. once we have an inventory of us, we will mitigate these threats. it is understanding the threats and mitigating them. the mitigation tools are different. we have one mission that we are currently working on which is that type of mitigation. we ran a spacecraft into a body like this to give it a bump. a target would bring it out of the collisions. those two challenges were focused on a proposed on the integrated program. massesddition to l

defense from asteroids, and what steps do we need to take so we don't have to rely on sending bruce willis to space to save humanity? >> i like that movie. [laughter] >> me, tiooo. >> what we have done in the 2019 budget proposal, we proposed creating an integrated program that takes advantage of all data sources, including from spacecraft out there to look for these bodies. we want to integrate that, get a real inventory of what is out there that is a threat, 140 meters and above. there are certain parts of the data where we will always be weaker o observing from earth. our plans propose we need to go away from earth, because frankly, you can't observe things coming out of the sun, because it is bright. you can't see these bodies. for us, to get that inventory, we will have to have an asset we currently don't have, away from the earth which can look back. once we have an inventory of this, the next focus is on mitigating these threats. it's understanding of the threats and mitigating the threats. depending on the size, mitigation tools are different. we have one mission that we are workin

you focus in on the stars during the stunts you can tell they're not even on die hard, it's not bruce willisot. okay in this going through the streets of paris, 100 miles per hour on a motorcycle it is tom cruise it is tom cruise jumping at 25,000 feet out of an airplane and now i have, like, except for the scientology thing i have a major man crush on tom major, major, because he does all of these there's one scene where we know that he broke his ankle. >> he hurt himself. >> you can see him he gets up and he's like limping a little he finishes the scene i think. >> you think he keeps going. >> it almost looks like it but it's awesome i mean, once again there's some or something there's going to be a nuclear oblivion except for the mi guys and they have one like one second. >> but there's less mi guys. >> the mi guys are good too. it's good. you have to see it. >> it's on my list. >> some violence though. >> what kind of curse words? >> guns and stuff. >> what about the words? >> not a lot of that. >> is it pg or pg-13. >> it's not r. but a lot of violence. people getting shot and stuff. >>

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notable guests include bonds' godfather willie mays along with his big league managers, jimly land, dusty baker and brucein sports they hope to keep it going against the pirates. first pitch at 6:05 in at&t and the as are looking to bounce back against the angels and the first pitch is at 6:07. >>> in football, the raiders played their first pre-season game last night at the coliseum with coach jon gruden returning to the field. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everybody. the return of chucky jon gruden back in the sidelines for a decade leaving the raiders into the first preseason game in oakland and gruden loves the fans in the black hole all pumped up. the starters only played a series. look at marshawn lynch. beast mode down the sidelines. he is gone! 60 yards. what a way to start, right? no. call back. raiders have four holding penalties in the first quarter and backup quarterback, conor cook, johnny holton here and a 49-yard gain to set up a field goal and derek carr played only one series watching cook go to work on third and goal, scrambling, findi

bruce ohr's connections to christopher steele. this is so much worse than we have known up to this point. we will explain all of that coming up and new developments surrounding wikileaks founder julian assigns. willie finally be be interviewed here in the u.s. about the 2016 election hacking, and what evidence might have? all of that, plus we cover the president's tough new sanctions against russia. i thought he was compromised. in the mayor of new york city has a beef apparently with us here at fox news and its day seven of paul manafort's trial of the century and a bizarre, horrifying story about a recently arrested islamic extremist in new mexico, another story out of pennsylvania. busy night, busy news night. a lot to get into. stay tuned, it's time for our breaking news opening monologue. we are going to start, we are going to go very slow tonight because a lot of new information. robert mueller and his team of partisan investigators, they want to face off with the president of the united states number but today president trump's attorneys flatly rejected, rightly so, mueller's interview terms. they have countered with a proposal of their own. in a statement, the attorney for president trump,