politics aside he's a nice guillen an as guys we like clooney the girls like clooney, a treasure of hollywood that this will be because he's had-- >> no. neil: why is he dinner from kevin costner similar well respected? >> because george clooney is smart,'s' director, a producer and a house in lake cuomo. maybe he'll invite me if i say nice things. neil: very doubtful. for one thing you're here that rules it out. we shouldn't make much ado about this. but these guys what have you done for me lately. the latest hit. how much pressure is there? they have to pick and choose carefully. >> they do, i'm not the guy to ask. i've had enough flops. it's a career some good things and bad things, but when you're clooney's stature and you're a producer and he's a power player, it's a blip. and i think disney will get the blame more than george clooney will. neil: every big successful movie house is entitled to flops. >> how about if you've never had a hit? >> that's not true that's not true. >> it's not. neil: and who is the most iconic figure in "saturday night live" history? i'm looking at him. >> we d

sandra: gruber to clooney, medium, actor george clooney back in the spotlight this time at a timetimeting one disgruntled investor called out actor and lebanese wife telling journalling i would like to know how much mr. clooney received how much money is going to lebanon,and to his wife, she has been portrayed as this in the process of sexy international civil rights lawyer. she is not she is a criminal lawyer a defense attorney puts the worst back on the streets -- left the shareholder speech but said it is not up to his company to tell clooney how to spend his money and that meeting was not a place for political opinions. mike, dagen who is right here did shareholder overstep the line or is this the place for shareholders to share their opinions. >> i think -- he handled it where swell a place for shareholders to share their opinions, but not on how the ce-- of time warner can't speak to how george clooney spends money from he movies that he makes if making movies, it is where that money goes, from -- not the rights forum. >> he did let her go on said all right -- this isn't the pla

i like george clooney, as a friend i would support him. >> you're a friend of george clooney?e you friend -- >> we went out before -- >> what about enrique inglacious. >> i'm not friends of him but i would like to tend to his medical needs. >> speaking of inenrique, he needs someone to kiss him, after his drone disaster in tijuana. the singer uses the drone at his concerts for crowd shots. when he tried giving the audience a better point of view the aircraft sliced his fingers. >> it's got a propeller. >> he kept performing for another half an hour using his t shirt to soak up the blood. he was rushed back to la to see a specialist. >> we know those drones are trouble. we had one in this studio and one attacked joel. he had a bloody forearm. >> really? >> he lasted longer than 30 minutes. >> joel is maskculinemasculine. he would power through it. >> you're saying enrique isn't? >> he's a sensitive fellow. >> thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, it's time for the news of the day. here is heather. >>> good morning everyone great to see you all. we have a fox news alert to bring y

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. >>> the newest warrior met the need i can't, clooney was the 33rd pick in the draft he laid one yearthe warriors look at clooney as a little bit of a project, and he says his hip feels fine. >> i played the whole season with it and i went through the workouts with it and i still could play now, i can -- i can play just tine i can walk good, i'm not hurting right now. so, you know, i'm looking for the doctors telling me what they want me to do but this is an injury i had i can play with and i can do well with. >> speaking of the draft, the nhl draft began last night the sharks too many timo meyer from switzerland he is 6'1"209 pound right winger he can score, had 44 goals and 90 points in 61 games with the halifax moose heads. you can deal do it with the moose heads you can do it pretty much anywhere. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry biel. >>> the votes are in and the you go least dog has been crowned. we will meet this year's winner sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. sup

and the interviewer was like, "great, do you have any advice for people who aren't george clooney?ghter ] i mean, that's who you look like." check this out. a technology blogger recently reviewed google's self-driving cars and said that they "drive like your grandma." [ light laughter ] mainly, because when you look at them, you don't see anyone driving. [ laughter ] >> steve: awooga. >> jimmy: i think this is pretty impressive. last weekend in san diego, 92-year-old harriette thompson became the oldest woman to ever complete a marathon. 92. [ cheers and applause ] while the guy who finished after her made history by being the first person not to brag about running a marathon. [ laughter ] yeah, i guess i did, i don't really remember. i don't really remember who won. it doesn't matter. doesn't matter if anyone beat me or whatever. well, this isn't really that surprising. i read that customer ratings for cable companies are now lower than ever, with time-warner actually receiving the lowest score. well, we wanted to find out what time warner is doing about this. so here now is time

camera, and our launch partners include disney, for example, and they have print ads that say, george clooney's new "tomorrowland" movie coming soon. now you can wave your phone over that ad and we take you to "tomorrowland" in seconds. >> this is a much broa applicatio it sounds like there is a mix to where you can make this monetized in some way, shape or form. >> that's right. the big picture is connecting people to the world around them. smartphones are only going to get bigger, get faster. the number one thing that's not changing is the number of apps people use. they use less than 25 apps. zs are you making money right now with the music application? >> our goal right now is selling a lot of music. we sell hundreds of thousands of tracks a day for apple, amazon and google. we also have advertising within the app, so there is mobile display advertising, and a lot of brands want to get out to our mobile audience out enjoying music and doing things. and then we also work with streaming providers, so we send subscribers to streaming providers. that is our main source of revenue and we think w

lawyers including ml clooney rejected the idea that returning would endanger almost project to create almost marine protection area. >> between 1967 and 1963, british forces removed the main island leased to the united states to use an air base. they were taken to mauritius and seychelles. some still live there in poverty. but the largest community lives here in southern england. home to the office of alan. who heads what he calls almost professional island. the community feels down. >> we recently had the anniversary of the magna carta. i believe it's high time this country do the moral thing. that is to return. back to the country. the islands in and supporters say they could make almost living if they returned. either working at the air base or tourism. >> reporter: the presence of almost well-known face will not have heard the case in terms of media coverage there has been twists and turns in almost legal fight. it could be almost long time >>> police searching for two escaped convict in new york state say they may have tunnelled out tools in frozen hamburger meet. more than 800 l

. >> so letterman you saw bill murray and-- george clooney will you have cornell west at the end or whatre just going to have some affects from the u.n. come by, just do a model u.n. and then we're going to get out. i am just going to invite friends comic friends, otherwise it puts so much pressure and the guest feels like you have to deliver something special is and we have to have a moment and everybody knows no i don't. >> because i would like to have an emotional moment with youment i would like to do one where we stare into each other's eyes and just feel it silently. >> don't look away jon, you have to look the whole time. >> jon: i really can only do this for like two seconds. >> that's will all i got. >> jon: can i tell you what is weird about my moment. >> yes. >> jon: now i no he what you had for lunch. i can see it right up here. >> i had a burger i had a burger. >> jon: i know. it is on the book shelves now. train wreck which by the way is phenomenal. >> i agree. >> jon: really,. >> and lebron james is even funny. >> jon: that-- can i tell you something and i mean this [bleep

and our launch partners include disney, for example, and they have print ads that say george cloon clooney's tomorrowland movie coming soon. now you can wave your phone over the land and we take you to "tomorr "tomorrowland" in seconds. >> there's a mix where you can make this monday tiesed? >> the bigger vision is to connect people to the world around them. smart devices will become smarter and faster. but one number that's not changing is the number of apps people use. they use less than 25 apps. >> this is a free app and i wonder how you make money? how does it make before you get to that? are you making money right now? >> our business model is selling a lot of music. we sell hundreds and thousands of tracks a day for apple and amazon and google. we also have advertising within the app. there's mobile display advertising and a lot of brands want to get to our mobile audience out enjoying music and doing things. and then we also work with streaming providers so we also send a lot of subscribers to leading screaming around the world. we believe advertising is the largest sense of revenue a

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george clooney takes on climate change. nike wins a right to outfit the nba.he deal starts in 2017 when the contract with adidias expires and the nba inking a contract reportedly worth more than a billion dollars. the first time the nike logo the swish mark will appear on the uniform. nike was 90% chair. jerseys and shorts warm-up universe. a good deal from nike wonder if they get back about, like on a soccer ball? . stuart: that's going to happen. soccer balls all over. here is the question does russia's president vladimir putin have perfect judgment? look what he told an italian newspaper, before he met the pope. i can't think of anything at this moment. clearly god has built my life in anything i won't have to regret. monica. >> you have to add fire his great sense of confident. he came out on ktd. the world stage shows that his actions and invadeing crimea. he would be stupid not to give those quotes given he's now in the driver's seat internationally. stuart: he's the guy who should be speaking to the pope. you talk about saving your sold, the put should-

could be blamed for giving birth to the box-office money grab and that terrible sequel with george clooneythe dark knight also helped convince warner brothers that a third batman franchise could be both a financial and critical home run. *laughs. explosion like it does without burton's batman, to a certain extent, and you can argue nolan's batman doesn't exist without burton's batman" international phenomenons by blending a perfect combination of stars,le. "they didn't just cast it withon auteur and they cast an oscar- winner in it. and i think that's what really elevated batman and made it influential. they didn't take the easy cash grab route.t's a good film." they didn't take the easy cash grab route.t's a good film." from the day a legendary scam went bust. the world watched as a young boy was forced to return to cuba. and decades after "the greatest" hung 'em up-- a victory in theits all monday-- n "through the decades." journey continues monday on "through the decades." thanks for joining us. i'm bill kurtis. kurtis. >> nbc sports, your home for the masters, the pga championship, pga

george clooney started it all off memorial day weekend. tomorrow land. huge loser. from that. overall the box office is still up about 2% this year, but that's because of avengers age of ultron, it's because of furious 7, the fast and furious movie and also american sniper. it's been -- well, lousy so far this year. however, neil, what will turn everything around for the movies? dinosaurs. jurassic world opens this weekend, and it could open with $100 million. and then you get these sequels to magic mike. my personal favorite. >> i cried during -- neil: real quickly. it's -- the rates was 6:30 sunday? >> 6:45. neil: so the weekend is over for a lot of movie goers, and they're using that as an excuse. >> well, you've got to drink all day and then you've got to watch the race and then. neil: understood. >> you end up in a gutter face down if you go anywhere. neil: thank you very, very much. >> you asked me. neil: i did. meanwhile we've got this fox buzz alert. jeff flock in the middle of all the bees. jeff, what's going on. >> in the middle of it for sure. you're goin

lauren: and reminds me of the movie up in the air with george clooney. sandra: it is a tough thing to do if you've ever had to do it. the guidelines are necessary, but these are interesting ones. a major player on wall street has penned an op-ed for "the wall street journal." blackstone chief steve schwartzman says steve schwartzman said the most noble cause the next financial crisis. it's not the bank. it's washington. >> this is really interesting. over regulation following the financial crisis has created liquidity problems. that could also sell u.s. economic growth. given the rapid expansion of bank bank regulation of growing liquidity concerns, regulators need to revisit whether they have overshot of mark schwartzman, adding five years after it became law, it's time for a fresh look at the impact. basically we had a financial crisis. they've now put into effect regulatory framework that has been untested and they are concerned about abu quiddity that could be drying up, black rock, vanguard. they look into these concerns as well in the bond market,

this is what happened to george clooney. okay? and then once you do give in guess what?ad of the fun parades with the drinks and copper tone and the half naked dancer guys, you know what parades you will be going to the ones with snoopy in them. the ones with the big inflatable snoopy, with dead snoopy eyes looking at you as if to say "what the hell did you do?" just look that all the gay fun will be over. it will be gone. remember when the word meant happy, it doesn't anymore. thanks to the supreme court. i want to tell you u.s. i know a number of married couples, gay. the only difference between gay marriage and straight marriage is no one complains when you leave the toilet seat up. that's it. one day we will look back on this as the golden age of gay stuff. and tears will be shed, my friend. they really will. if you are among those who are concerned about the san kt tcti marriage, we still have "the bachelorette." earlier tonight on abc, they continued their amazing journey in dublin. now i made all those names up, but you don't know that, do you? the most dramatic e

disney's "tomorrowland" flop starring george clooney could cost 140 million dollars.ard to feel sorry for disney's chairman and ceo bob iger, company laid off 250 tech workers to make way for foreign workers that he brought in at lower wages hired on h1-b visas, and disney had the laid-off workers train the h1-b workers. that was nice wasn't it. >>> the dow gaining 236 points, the s&p up 25. the nasdaq up 63 points. volume on the big board today picking up to 3.4 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my financial reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> the united states topping russia as the world's largest producer of oil and natural gas, where are the bugles, the trumpets according to a new report from bp, the u.s. overtook russia and saudi arabia for the first time since 1975, record oil production in this country last year. crude prices 15% lower than a year ago as a result. odd couple meeting if you will, in the vatican. russian president vladimir putin flew to italy to meet with the pope. today's meeting just two days after wor

>> george clooney. >>> that dreaded traffic ticket just got easier to fight. i should say to my husband -- if you have a traffic ticket and you want to fight it most of the bay area you have to pay up front. now you don't have to pay to get your day in court. the aclu started fighting the pay to fight ticket. the judicial council of california decided to change the rules, directing all traffic courts to allow all drivers to see a judge without paying first. >> it's nice i may not have to deal with that old and unfair system. >> that order takes effect immediately. courts now have until september 15th to change their websites to reflect the new policy. alameda and san mateo counties are not impacted because they did not require fines be paid up front in the first place. >>> i have heard that high heels could be tough on your feet. did you know wearing flip-flops could be just as dangerous? >> i know how much you love flip-flops. >> just about everywhere you log, there they are. >> yeah i wear them every day. >> it's easy to go from walking around shopping to st

george clooney would play hitler. clive owen would play stalin.limit yourself to age or gender? jennifer lawrence could make a great mo and why can't kimberly play the 1906 earthquake? she does make the earth move. this reminds me of the boston bomber cover, the desire to recast evil as hot is how evil thrives. manson was a symbol of the 1960s in that he sold it as free love. manson wasn't good looking or charismatic. he was about rebelling against a generation whose hard work and sacrifice made such rebellion possible. the entire bad boy appeal is a lie. for it boils down to one essential fact. we glorify those who wish to destroy us. revolutionaries are often just killers, something to be reminded of every time you see a clown in a chase shirt. >> kimberly you're single. you like the bad guys. >> okay. if i saw someone in a chaser i'd run in the other direction. >> why do the bad guys have to be so cute? do tvs no we're not going to watch ugly people? >> well of course they want to romantacize the notion of it and so yeah that's what they do. it

clooney is coming and he speaks portuguese now.laughter] just imagine the amount of discipline, the amount of focus it takes to build a set of instructions that work and that work as you stack them up is enormous. one misplaced semicolon in your code, everything comes crashing down. charlie: whoops. so that's why they are angry. the stress. josh: they are angry because of the stress, there's tons of competition, someone's always gaining on you. and the thing you know is changing so rapidly. but that doesn't excuse some of the other things, including what we point out. the sexism, the lack of diversity in the profession -- these are real issues. charlie: i've become enormously curious about the dramatic velocity of change in medicine understanding cancer and understanding the brain come all those kinds of issues. the technology there -- it's mind blowing. paul: software has changed that industry in many ways. this is one of the pieces that code happens everywhere. it is not just microsoft word or working at apple. there is an unbeli

one of those, so far at least: the disney film "tomorrowland", featuring huge robots, and george clooneyening on memorial day weekend raised some early summer alarms throughout the industry. the next big test comes this weekend, with the release of "jurassic world", the fourth in that sci-fi franchise. with no other blockbuster openings competing with it analysts have predicted the film could earn more than $100 million in its first three days. film critics, of course, focus on "quality" more than box office, and dana stevens reminds us that big doesn't have to mean bad. >> well i'm hoping "jurassic world" will be on the craft side and it will be sort of true to the spielberg vision of the origin movie. >> action! >> and they did choose a a young director, colin trevorrow to direct jurassic world, who has very few film credits to his name but he is an exciting a creative young director and the idea of giving it to someone who's not a studio familiar, but someone who's from the indie world and from the outside, makes me think that that one might have some sort of real spirit. >> reporter:

subject of the new book "tomorrowland" and that is the book that is not to be confused with the george clooneyer day, but what we are here to do is to talk about your book about the evolution of the future, and talk about your book about how technology is shaping the future. >> well, we have seen the evolution speeding up, and light spans of the last 200 years quadruple, and our body side thick thicker, and these are biological inputs, and if you track them forward and people are saying hey, we are waiting to the point where we may not be fracturing the species, and maybe the end of homo sapien and coming into whatever is next. >> you write about the future of a bionic man, and what does that entail? >> well, you know, it is is interesting, because in "tomorrowland " "tomorrowland", there the world's first bionic soldier, a and he has a real bionic ankle, and we are sending the the soldiers back to duty in iraq with bionic limbs, but it is so fast of that and now 50% of the body is replaceable with bionic parts, and so you kcan paralyze people, and quadraplegic, and they can remove their bioni

they didn't get invited to the wedding. >> i'm not going to make you choose between these guys. >> clooney top of the hour. >>> we are following a press conference taking place in upstate new york. it is a fox news alert about that prison working that's accused of helping the inmates escape. the district attorney is saying that joyce mitchell did not provide those power tools to inmates. but she provided them with other contraband but wouldn't say what that was. she could face several felony charges. we'll keep you posted as the press conference continues. >>> new images just released shows how depraved isis is. take a look at this picture of children attacking one another in fighting pits. they are believed to be as young as 10 years old. children in mosul, crawling through some sort of an obstacle course. here is a picture of children reading the koran. their identities hidden by masks. >>> he has taken on apollo creed in rocky. remember this? getting into the office of vogue, you know the fancy magazine turned out to be sly stallone's biggest fight. the actor turned away from their offi

. >> because when you're as famous as me clooney, gaga dark glasses just aren't enough. >> it's for people have a private experience and not be bothered by folks in the public. >> reporter: abc's nick watt on the ground in l.a. testing out this ultra lux experience. >> hello. >> hi. how are you? >> i'm good. do you have your boarding pass? >> reporter: upon arrival, a separate entrance and a concierge. >> will you be checking any bags this afternoon, sir? >> no. >> reporter: a private club area with snacks and refreshments to relax after that stressful check-in. of course a a priva escort to your gate. and upon landing, a porsche that's waiting on the tarmac for that discrete exit free from prying eyes. >> the only time i've ever gotten off a plane straight into a car on the tarmac is when i was flying with prince charles. >> reporter: the whole package fit for a king or prince will cost you a first-class ticket and then some but delta hoping the program takes off. >> who do you expect is going to be using this? >> executives at different companies, it is movie stars, it's travelers who wa

fact that movies are moneymakers and it does not matter if julia roberts, denzel washington, george clooney for -- trifecta is about eight-year-olds? >> they tend to target the kids. year to date up about 6%, it has been a big franchise spirit we will have another avengers coming out. star wars is coming. get ready for that. think about that franchises these things they can bring back year after year that drives the box office because they play not only in the u.s., but all over the world. so movies have to play globally, not just in the u.s. matt: by the way "avengers" is marvel owned by disney? and star wars is owned by disney? and "inside out" is owned by disney? wow. >> they went out and bought big franchises, they bought the marvel studios, they bought george lucas's company for star wars. stephanie: we will look back and say bob still star wars? coffee's are multibillion-dollar acquisitions. nobody does it better than disney. they make big movies. they tied in with merchandise. stephanie: know what else has the theme park in the capability. >> number one is universal studios owned by

. >> when you are as famous as me clooney, gaga, dark glasses are not enough. >> for some one that wantsrter: abc's nick watt on the ground in l.a. testing out the ultralux experience. >> hello. welcome. >> hi how are you. >> reporter: upon arrival a separate entrance and concierge. >> will you be checking any bags? >> a private club area with snacks refreshments to relax after that stressful check-in. of course a private escort to your gate and upon landing, a porsche waiting on the tarmac for the discreet exit from prying eyes. >> the only time i got off a plane straight into a car on the tarmac was flying with prince charles. >> reporter: the whole package fit for a king or prince will cost you a first-class ticket and then some. but delta hoping the program takes off. >> who do you expect is going to be using this? >> executives at different companies. it is movie stars. travelers who want a couple things, speed through the process, want to be recognized for the value they provide to delta, and they do want discretion and privacy. >> reporter: paparazzi free. we're told flights just

the george clooney tomorrow land vehicle probably performed a little bit less well.ntly less well than expected and could create head winds for the corridor. # >> over to you. >> thanks very much. ahead on power lunch, we are on the hunt for the next big take for target. one thinks they found it. a name that you know. trust me. plus we are finding you big opportunities for small tap stocks and later on we are going all in on made in america. a very cool industry and the guy that started it in his garage is coming up. [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reality. start your business today with legalzoom. >> bud riser versusweiser versus miller. it may do battle. the analysts are boosting the rating on budweiser's parent and said sab miller is an agent. the managing director at rw baird, i know you are not a single stock guy and xy buying z or whatever it is this would

so george clooney and amal went to kentucky for a family reunion.the way, because she can. >> even when she wears ripped jeans and a leather jacket -- >> she looks amazing. they also went to caproni's on the river. >> aww. >> and a lot of his family got to meet amal because they hadn't been to the wedding. >> or allegedly they were all invited. >> i'm guessing you're right. >> i love he goes back home. >> the thing is, this wasn't a surprise to people there because he's there fairly often. he goes, i think, almost every year. >> to visit his family. awesome. >>> how about the movies? should we talk about the movies? what happened? >> well, melissa mccarthy is hilarious. she walks into a room and you want to laugh. so "spy" took in $30 million. internationally $86 million. >> i'm sorry, i've seen that clip 10 times. >> she can do anything. she can be drinking -- >> just her face. >> yeah, she could be drinking -- i could laugh at her eating lunch or drinking coffee. she's a funny woman. the movie has everything. it was the movie people wanted to see.

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a paparazzi-proof terminal because when you're as famous as me, clooney, gaga, dark glasses just aren'tside. orchids on the exclusive check-in desk. >> you're all set. >> reporter: free snacks around the corner and a paparazzi-proof wall. then an escort to land just in case anyone bothers me. there's a no riffraff guarantee. >> anyone who buys a ticket as welcome at delta at l.a.x. >> reporter: first class ticket plus 350 bucks there, rolling this out in atlanta, new york and other places, the glitterati like to go and, wait. when you land, take those secret stairs off the jetway, yep, porsche. okay, what if i have checked bags? >> we have your bags tagged and we find the bags while you're waiting in the porsche. >> reporter: here in l.a. they whisk you to a secret location on century boulevard to meet your chauffeur, no baggage claim, no paparazzi scrum. no normal people. we're actually on the tarmac in a porsche. this feels wrong. >> it's part of the experience. >> reporter: for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, living it large at l.a.x. >> i'm just saying -- >> #allrightyt

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stuart: if you start lecturing people will climate change, george clooney doing it, you're got an a lott's coming up this summer, terminator genesis mission impossible rogue nation, minions, and inside out, i think inside out has the potential to be the big winner. what say you. >> well, stuart, you're not going to get me to argue with you, especially pixar. they're always top-notch. and look at some of the numbers we've already seen this morning. last night in jurassic world pulls pulled in 18.9 middle, you look at that and will universal is keeping it good, come means it will probably break the 2013 all time june record holder, which was man of steel, which had 116 million. so you might see jurassic world being t-rex big my friend . stuart: what's the audience for jurassic world? is it family audience, young men, children? who is it for? >> well, here's the thing stuart, it's what you would call the perfect triple threat. it's everyone. jurassic being the fourth in the jurassic part movies is legacies. it's all these for children and families and most importantly, besides the stanley

kevin costner george clooney and pierce brosnan. >> love it. >> phenomenal. >> all sexy great picturesdid you see there was some guy with his truck stuck in oklahoma during those floods and he took his truck on down there and pulled some guy out and the guy posted a picture and the "nightly news" did an interview with the guy he said "blake just showed up." >> another reason to love him. those that's what a real man does. so one snick. >> well, i was going to go with country stars. >> how about al roker and matt? and carson, they all dress beautifully. >> this is exhausting. ready? >> so this novice pilot was taking off in one of those little dinky glider planes and he probably didn't worry about this. he was cruising, hundreds of neat the air in one of those ultra things and look what's on top. a cat climbed into the cockpit. >> holding on for dear life. we're only showing this because it ended up fine. >> this cat, i guess is owned by the flight school. >> it's the mascot. >> uh-oh, uh-oh. oh, my gosh. look. >> that poor little cat. >> would you put the plane down? look at them all l

was the first for an actress who's starred alongside men on screen like brian reynold and george clooneyoring. he's very honest with me about how i look. >> beautiful. beautiful. >> that's usually not what comes out of his mouth. but, no i have a great leading man. he's a good one. >> reporter: he travels with her to the uk and she says she'd like him to have -- >> you want me to come and help? >> yes. >> help him with his accent? hello there. already louie is a bit of a performer. he loves to break dance, she says. have you taught him the dance from the movie? i think the move goes something like this. oh nice! nice! pop 'em up. very nice. look at you, cool guy, bustin' a move. can we get this in the wide? there's going to be a whole different feeling about you when this interview is over. >> you think? and from break dancing, the conversation naturally turned to hip-hop. and that is how we ended up rapping together. >> are you going to do it? >> yeah. are you ready? ♪ see i am wonder mike and i'd like to say hello ♪ >> reporter: for "today," keir simmons, london. >> keir's got a little