constance who recently came under -- cardi b. roll role in the film were being called out. wu's team fought to give her more publicity, but we are told constance had no knowledge of acts on her behalf. >> we do everything together. >> how's it going? >> it's hard. it's fun, but it's hard. you have to have a lot of strength to do some of those moves. get that hustle, you know? >> i don't think there's any bad blood between constance and j.lo. she posted a birthday tribute to her. and is there any such thing at bad publicity. >>> mo'nique just took her feud with oprah next level. >> what you did was intentional and it was ugly. oprah winfrey, you know what you need to do. >>> mo'nique demands an apology from oprah. why? it goes back to a 2010 oprah winfrey show with mo'nique's brother gerald who admitted he molested here as a child. >> she said, if you don't want me to have your brother on the show, i will cancel the show. >> mo'nique felt fine, but then promos started airing on the show. >> mo'nique called him a monster. she also

>> i don't think there's any bad blood between constance and j.lo.rthday tribute to her. and is there any such thing at bad publicity. >>> mo'nique just took her feud with oprah next level. >> what you did was intentional and it was ugly. oprah winfrey, you know what you need to do. >>> mo'nique demands an apology from oprah. why? it goes back to a 2010 oprah winfrey show with mo'nique's brother gerald who admitted he molested here as a child. >> she said, if you don't want me to have your brother on the show, i will cancel the fine, promos started airing on the show. >> mo'nique called him a monster. she also called her brother. >> it went to commercial and i see my mother be my father. we didn't discuss that. >> she's had public spats with whoopi goldberg, tyler perry, steve harvey and sheryl underwood. she first aired this beef with oprah back in 2017. >> i would have said shut that [ bleep ] down. >> her arguments with what she said then is almost word for word what she said now. >> this is why we have a problem. >> this is why me and oprah winfr

korea but we begin with a brave dance festival in austria on lake constance i'm literally on by constance the audience sits on the shoreline and the stage is on the lake lending itself to amazing productions which of course include the water and the incredible backdrop as part of it all for the performers in brigance it's quite a stretch as they have to do things they certainly never learned to college especially this year as the director is better known for making heavy metal videos this is opera like you've never seen before. always had a soft spot for new voices in fragrance even for these young birds whose nest is inside a head that's part of the stage 6 it's a kind of scary clown some 14 meters high and weighing 140 tons moved with heavy machinery anything on so singers who are moved along with it have to be totally safe we have wind with the waves and making sure that it really works and works in a magical way the way it has to be on the lake stage was the biggest challenge i am making and the head does become magical it turns into rigoletto the jester who makes a fool of himself in

away but we begin with a brave dance festival in austria on lake constance and literally on like constance the audience sits on the shoreline and the stage is on the lake lending itself to amazing productions which of course include the water and the incredible backdrop as part of its role for the performers in brigance it's quite a stretch as they have to do things they certainly never learned to college especially this year as the director is better known for making heavy metal videos this is opera like you've never seen before. had a soft spot for new voices in fragrance even for these young birds whose nest is inside a head it's part of the stage 6 it's a kind of scary clown some 14 meters high and weighing 140 tons moved with heavy machinery thing on so dizziness who are moved along with it have to be totally safe we have with.

no paper that the fbi has is constance notice. name she came up with after he criminal splits were done and but i had a birth certificate for heir for constance wakefield and i had to construction this rickety change of documents, it's like, she's cons wakefield here, she ends up as constance floyd, another document says she's both those names and sended off and hope a bureaucrat would like kindly upon me and it worked in that case. some people were like, we don't believe you. in a lot of case is was able to get the information i needed. >> do you -- you did a lot of interviewing for the book. >> yes. >> but did you find any faithful, reliable sources? >> yes. so, people tended to have very short-term relationships with her, and she one someone who talked about her past. so, the folks i would interview would often have a very narrow window in which they could tell me about, yaw, a new linger springer in 1968 for sick months and he didn't pay her mortgage and he left. i don't know where she came from or where she went to. so people

buffets we begin with a break dance festival in austria on lake constance and literally on lake constance the audience sits on the shoreline and the stage is on the lake lending itself to amazing productions which of course include the water and the incredible backdrop as part of its role for the performers in brigance it's quite a stretch as they have to do things they certainly never learned to college especially this year as the director is better known for making heavy metal videos this is opera like you've never seen before. had a soft spot for new voices in fragrance even for these young birds whose nest is inside a head it's part of the stage set it's a kind of scary clown something.

joins us from the german city of constance isn't this also what trump actually wanted a tax on revenues as opposed to profits. absolutely and my president trump himself criticizing multinational enterprises that they are earning money but they don't pay taxes so this situation france has taken serious steps concerning a challenge not only appearing in europe but also in the u.s. is the right direction donald trump claims for example there is a massive trade deficit with europe when it comes to manufacturing the truth is if you look into statistics on the service side it is the u.s. who makes a lot of profits with the big 5 companies like google facebook in europe but barely these companies pay taxes in europe so it is important to solve this taxation problem the question is whether a nation specific regulation is sustainable and here cooperation is important yet why why just france why isn't the whole of the e.u. getting behind this. you know i mean this is this is a general problem at the moment ideally we would have a negotiation not only within europe but also in between the transatl

. >> that's j.lo teaching her pole dance moves to constance wu in "hustlers." >> from here you can doarousel. >> well, who taught j.lo? that would be 38-year-old aerial acrobat johanna sapakie. >> she's such a phenomenal dancer, the quality was there. the most challenging thing was going upside-down. >> learning pole dancing was probably one of the most challenging things i've ever done for a film. my arm is still recovering. >> j.lo's got a pole in each of her three homes. a-rod would try to sneak a peek at her rehearsals. >> he wandered by a little bit at the beginning. but honestly, those sessions were mostly private. >> are you in? >> well, i'm always up for a challenge. so in my one-on-one, i started with that "carousel." >> and ride around. >> whoo! >> don't think too hard. yes, yes, yes, beautiful. >> okay, now the reverse carousel. >> yes, very nice. >> oh, a leg cramp. i have the worst leg cramp. oh, i got it down. the next move was called the "peter pan." >> beautiful, beautiful. >> johanna has choreographed for miley and madonna, and now performs for cirque du soleil, but c

reese witherspoon and constance zimmer are on it. want more inspiration?r says, quote, mommy's not sick, mommy's brave. >> i didn't really like kids. and then he grew up. i love this kid. he's so well adjusted. it took me 44 years to get to where he is at 7. he's very empathetic. he's very grounded. great sense of humor. and he has great hair. good-looking. >> this week's cover girl also sat down with people tv. the 47-year-old is still working, her new netflix sci-fi series "another life" starts streaming tomorrow. but you better believe, selma makes time for fun with this guy. >> he's funny. we play dodgeball. but i don't dodge, because that could be so dangerous. i don't move side to side like perfect. so i just get to hit him and he throws it back to me. and he thinks it's amazing. it feels good to me, too. >>> coming up -- "once upon a time in hollywood" with tom cruise? whose role he almost snagged. >>> then luke perry's son, how he's following in his dad's footsteps. >> you can see me if you pay ose attention >>> and steve irwin's daughter engaged.

i really think the constancy of purpose is what enabled these things to move forward. congress is the agency that can help. as far as inspiring that next-generation, we have to be thinking about the stunning achievement. one of the things where people -- a lot of people have talked in this committee about 50 years ago, i cannot believe it was 50 years ago. i am the first nasa administrator who was not alive when that moonshot occurred. i was not alive for any. i don't have that memory. >> let me ask you timelines and division and the bold stroke you are talking about. toas reading your bulletin the nasa employees, and if you can help me understand, you talk ,bout the artemis one mission within the lunar vicinity by 2022, yet you are talking about 2024 on the landing. i know we only have a couple more minutes, but if you can itout the schedule -- is 2022, is it 2024 for being on the moon? 11p me understand, apollo had the saturn five rocket's, the lunar module orbiting the moon. what is the similarity, what is the difference? how big is the sls going to be? is it going

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constructions and impressive feat of engineering that is the opera rigoletto takes place on like constance. had a soft spot for new voices in fragrance even for these young birds whose nest is inside a head it's part of the stage set it's a kind of scary clown some 14 meters high and weighing 140 tons moved with heavy machinery he sang on says in. as who are moved along with that have to be totally safe we have wind where the waves and making sure that it really works and works in a magical way the way it has to be on the lake stage was the biggest challenge i am making and the head does become magical it turns into rigoletto the jester who makes a fool of himself in the course of the opera is a tragic fall since the story ends badly that's why in this production the head is not only moved it's taken apart dismantled becoming a death's head. rigoletto his daughter gilda has the musical high point melissa petit sings her aria from a high. end of. 2 c 2 the ark. was it's just very intense because you're not used to be that high and so the breath can be sometimes you know a little bit unstabl

martina still couldn't they have taken the train to lake constance instead of their car no guilty conscience. and. yes it was a good thing people should question the rule the place i usually take the train to work instead of the car. they say they're much more flexible with their car especially with all their baggage that protests it seems haven't yet made their mark on german vacations. so what should be happening here the climate change activists extinction rebellion recently announced plans to disrupt flights to and from london heathrow airport this holiday season by using drones is that the right way forward well 1st of all the right way forward would be to change the incentives around this it would be to have political decisions whereby we tax at plane fuel or reduced value added tax on train tickets or do not cut back on regional train lines as been happening around him for example for many many years the point is that individual decisions about when and how to travel take place in a particular framework if the framework is airplane travel is dirt cheap. then i'll probably do airplane

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the prestigious nansen award which you won in recognition of his work and incredibly difficult to constance's. south sudan has been in conflict since 2013 the war has divided the country along ethnic lines 200000 people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructure which are specially in the upper layer. almost always including molecules bittles of stewart living in the presence of who you know vision of the mother to work into the capacity that they're supposed to. in south korea around 2000000 dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups want the engine tradition taken off the menu when no one east investigates korean dog friends. or knowledge is iraq. cheeriest state television says as many as 65 people a dead after an attack on a funeral in north east or no state. i know i maryam namazie and london with al jazeera also coming up. hong kong suffers a 2nd night of violence with pitched battles between police and protesters. as strikes intensifie

. >>$1000 at a strip club send help, here's your first look at hustlers with jennifer lopez and constance wu leading the cast about former strip club workers out to rip off their wall street clients hustlers is inspired by a true story, the film opens september 13th this is what you want and i'm going to give team more thor for tyco ytd according to the hollywood reporter, the man behind the 2017 hit for ragnar rock has signed to write and direct the next door movie. >>no word yet on a plot really state or even an official title for thor for. some of the celebrations at san diego comic con will have a note of sadness as they pay tribute to stanley the marvel comics legend died last november at age 95. and this weekend will be memorialized at 3 different comic con panels after all comic con and pop culture in general would have been the same without stand the man in hollywood. did. >>and before we go a little peek outside of the bay bridge stacking up quickly in the cash lanes a complete traffic check after the break. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news and thanks for waking up with

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on secretary acosta to resign it is now impossible for anyone to have confidence in secretary of constance ability to lead the department of labor if he refuses to resign president trump should fire him a pastor came out wednesday to defend his past and save his job same state investigators were going to let epstein off the hook when his office intervened whether a plea that guarantees jail time and guarantees registration to ask whether that plea source is going to trial how do you weigh those too. if going to trial is viewed as the roll of the dice today the u.s. attorney in new york is now willing to take that chance he's charged epstein with sex trafficking of minors and more women are coming forward to say they were raped by epstein and they say he knew they were under age what hurts even more. if i wasn't afraid to come forward sooner so maybe he wanted to let some other girls a victim blaming herself the man who made the deal blaming state prosecutors and now facing a new trial a way to see if there is still a 2 tiered system of justice one for most of the other for the richest few

to get around the city of new orleans roadways and office buildings are filled with water and for constancea tropical cyclone is forming in the gulf of mexico it could become a hurricane that hits the coast by the weekend. the united states says it is concerned that a plan to tax initiative on text tech giants in france will unfairly target american companies and the digital company with a revenue of more than 844000000 dollars all of which at least $28000000.00 is made in france would be subject to this tax on the french government argues companies should not be exempt from paying just because they had quote as a based elsewhere or sentences that will closely investigate the effects of the tax the french parliament is expected to approve it by the end of the week. italy's deputy prime minister is denied receiving funding from russian investors following the release of a secret recording but free news obtained what it says is a tape of a conversation that took place in moscow between close aides to salvini and 5 other men showing russia trying to funnel millions of dollars to the italian le

a former member of the european parliament hands over left ankle he joins me live via skype from constance welcome to the program and interesting this is never johnson has previously said he's willing to go a 1000 miles to engage e.u. partners on breaks it but he's not moving an inch in less they tell you that change is not going to happen is it. noble majority at all for a do you know different than the one which was negotiated by his previous a separate minister making so i can only conclude he has 2 different options one is he really wants to crash out or he has a different agenda. so let's begin with the 2nd point what might his different agenda bait were you know or boris johnson doesn't have the best image and europe sort of regard it as a day when it. no difference to nigel ferrars or and british trumps so there is not much sympathy on the continent to this particular person. i should say this head on the other hand i think that johnson contrary to nigel faraj is not really an ideologist we all know that in the beginning it was not sure what they should really be remain now or shoul

course, of the many heroes of that civil rights movement, there were the lawyers, thurgood marshall, constanceaker motley, these individuals who understood the scale of the profession of who understood the skill of the profession of law. fromanslate the passion the streets to the courtrooms of our country and to do the work we know must constantly be done of reminding folks of the great promise we articulated in 1776, that we are all to be treated as equals. in fact, that's why i decided i wanted to be a lawyer at a young age. i was at howard university and i ended up going to law school and then joining an office that earl warren helped build, the california district attorney's office. earl warrenrt of not decided brown v. board of education, i would not be standing here right now. so, fighting for the ideals of our country, fighting for the promise of our country. i think about it in that context of where we are today. i think about it through that lens. i will also tell you a little bit more about the way i was raised. my sister and i have a mother who is all of five fetal, but she was fero

. >> stephen: meanwhile, great news for constance wu and her hit show "fresh off the boat." sixth season. so an overjoyed wu went straight on twitter to gush, "so upset right now that i'm literally crying. ugh. ( bleep )." and "( bleep ) hell." and under the network's announcement on instagram, she wrote "dislike." ( laughter ) well that'll be a fun first day back on set. "hey, everyone! so excited to be back! we're a family. now, which family member pooped in my dressing room?" no one knew why this upset her, and after a backlash accusing wu of ingratitude, she tweeted, "y'all are making a lot of assumptions about what i was saying. and no, it's not what it's about. stop assuming." yeah, y'all stop assuming this was about the renewal just because a fan tweeted at her "congrats on your renewal! great news!" and she tweeted back "no, it's not." ( laughter ) okay? stop taking her words in context. ( laughter ) then, wu cleared everything up, tweeting this long clarification that she was angry because the renewal meant she "had to give up another project that i was really passi

that's j-lo teaching her moves to constance wu in who thougaught j-lo? phenomenal dancer that the moving quality was there. >> the most talented thing was going upside down. >> learning pole dancing was one of the most challenging things i have done. my arms is still recovering. j-lo got to pole in each of her three homes. >> he wandered by a little bit at the beginning. honestly, those sessions were private. >> are you in? >> well, i am always up for a challenge so in my one-on-one, i started with thatarun >> don't think too high. >> okay. >> yes, very beautiful. >> okay, now the reverse carousel. >> yes, very nice. oh my leg cramp. i have the worse leg cramp. i got it down. the next move was called the peter pan. >> beautiful. >> yeah! could she put me upside down in this? >> yes. >> spin me. [ laughter [ laughter ] >> jennifer, who's the hustler now, baby? >> still to come. we are driving this shark. >> "et," get ready. what happens when you drop in hollywood's funniest actors in the water for shark week? new shocking work out secrets burning 600 calo

this is constance wu, zo lili reinhart, lcardi b. >> yep >> jimmy: can you describe -- what is the movierk magazine" article. it followsem crew of strip club oyees who band together. and they kind of turn the tables on their wall street clients. it's really a story about human nature and greed and desperation and what people do it's a really interesting movie. i'm really excited for people to see it. >> jimmy: well, the trailer doesn't come out until tomorrow >> yes >> jimmy: but we're very excited to - >> i'll give you a little tease? >> jimmy: you would? >> yeah, i'll give you a little tease ght now. come on. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you will here's a look at "hust." ever, [ cheers ] >> i just want to take care of my grandma, maybe go shopping every once in a while. >> when i was a kid, i alwayh wanted to work witanimals. [ light laughter ] i was close. ♪ >> these wall street guys, you see what they did this country? hardworking people lost everything and not one of these douchebags went to jail. the game is rigged and it does not reward people who play by the rules. are you in

when we look at our trans community, we look at constance, we look at the cultural district , the pointat started the movement before stonewall. and right now in our country, just within the last month alone , within -- we have lost five trans women of color during pride month in june. this year alone, since january we have lost nearly 20. and across the country and the world his, over 350 trans women die every year. so when we look at the history of violence that we have all come from, we have to remember that our communities are still being impacted. so yes, as folks have mentioned, we celebrate, but we come out to remember that we are still here, that we are still fighting. we come out to remember, for those that can no longer stand next to us, for the leaders like mayor breed who came from public housing and is now our mayor of san francisco. [cheers and applause] >> to give dreams to other young women like myself, as the only department head in the city, the only also -- office of trans initiatives in the country. if we don't have hope, if we can't look around and remember our hist