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my dad's brother was also a tailor. they both decided to actually go to england and they left a belgium. my dad left when i was 13 months old. they got to england, that was very dangerous at the time. the germans were actually torpedoing boats crossing the channel. my dad to get to england and the british government or the army decided -- what could they do with these two guys? they were both tailors and what they did is they put them in a factory making british uniforms. -- for the army. that was the best place my dad could be. he did leave and my mom and i parents, they all stay together. in light of the current film, dunkirk, i was thinking about you as this don't came out because your father dunkirk and i think he left on one of the last ships that got out before the germans arrived. josaine: he did and he got to england and my mom never knew if he actually got there or not. there was no communication at all. war had already started. once he left, that was it. bill: to your knowledge, what did your mother do now? yo

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. >> my dad was a real alcoholic. he drank all day, every day. >> ben and his father have had admitted past bouts with alcohol abuse. his parents divorced around the same time as his eldest. in light of the new photos, a source tells e.t. quote they have no reason to be on bad terms and ben and jen are doing a great job of making sure their family unit stays strong. >> one step at a time. >> and she's keeping busy with work. along side mila kunis. >>> we have the latest. a new documentary sparks outrage for using this footage of the late princess revealing intimate details about her life. >> we met 13 times. >> that's princess dianna talking to her speech coach in 1992. controversial footage is part of a new documentary airing in britain and she hints at the impact of a secret bro-mance. she also says that as a teenager she sensed her life would be different from her class mates. >> i knew something profound was coming my way. >> reporter: she says the footage offers fresh insight into dianna's life. >> she talks abou

every day is a blessing to have your mom and dad alive. they are doing well. 92 and 93 years old. thank you for asking. i will tell them you asked. david: how is hillary doing? mr. clinton: good. if you knew our grandkids, you would know she is good. she is doing really well. she has been working on her book. we spend every available hour with our grandchildren. my grandson just turned a year old on father's day. which means every seven years, his father will celebrate father's day on his son's birthday, which is kind of nice. and my almost three-year-old -- almost 2-year-old granddaughter sang happy birthday to him at his party. mr. bush: can your granddaughter sing happy birthday in mandarin? >> [laughter] mr. bush: mine can. mr. clinton: no, but she can sing in spanish. >> [applause] david: you both have grandchildren. what do your grandchildren call you? mr. bush: i am called jefe. >> [laughter] mr. clinton: i am more humble, i am called pop pop. >> [laughter] mr. clinton: you are the one that told me that once you become a grandparent

at the female characters that dad did, mom was okay with that? >> the da vinci of fantasy art. >> this entire visual genre traces back to this one artist. >> how much did it sell for? >> about $1.1 million. >> but when he's gone, a real battle takes shape. >> how bad did it get? >> i'm not close to my brother anymore. even today we don't talk. >> can the next generation save the family and its fortune? >> i think i was like their last hope. >> my grandfather deserves to live on, and what better place than comic-con? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, driving through east stroudsburg, pennsylvania, about 100 miles north of philadelphia. i'm headed to a fantasy world that sprang from the mind of an artist whose name you may not know, but whose work you've surely seen. >> my name is bill frazetta. my father was an incredibly successful artist and a great dad, but not such a great estate planner, so when he died, he left my siblings and me a valuable inheritance that nearly tore us apart. >> i'm jam

are you a cool dad? >> yeah, i'm a cool dad. good dad. i mean, that doesn't mean my son and i always agree. he thanks me for correcting me here and there. >>> can you guess what supermodel lives in this 14-bedroom castle and why she says it's haunted? >> then the exclusive with david and victoria beckham's son brooklyn. and why he is following a different career path than his parents. >> why not music or sports and soccer? >>> remember when mariah carey called "american idol" the worst experience of her life? what does she think about touring partner, lionel richie joining the panel? >> do you have any advice? >>> bald is beautiful, as our kevin frazier says. recently more hollywood ladies are proving it. cara delevingne did it. >> kathy griffin is bearing hers, and this shot hit twitter yesterday, but she shaved it last week to show solidarity with her sister who has cancer. >> she looks good either way. our thoughts going out to her sister. >>> speaking of looking good, supermodel claudia schiffer turned her good looks into quite the ca

dads >> yes. >> soccer mom. >> so when dad goes to one, sometime i work in morning and brian goes to those events. gets so much c your husband did halloween thing. i bought all of the stuff and he just brought it n gets we can't believe it, amazing. >> i would have stayed with that too, bring in the cup cakes, for your daughter's birthday. give cup cakes out. look, a dad brought in the cup cakes. >> yes. >> but you are right my wife made all of the cup cakes and i just took them in or daddies doing little girls hair, especially with our hair, the braids and all that. you did that. yeah. >> good stuff. >> sorry, karen. >> it is frustrating for every woman every situation. that was from some study putting it up there on scare mommy where we complain about life. >> are there ever some things that dad do that if the mom were to do it. >> well, if she slid under the car and change the oil, took out a cash break or i would make a big deal out of that. >> this all comes back to the gender rolls and how we believe mom should be doing certain things and dad should be doing certain things. >>

everyday is a blessing to have your mom and dad alive. and they are doing well. 93 and 92 years old. thank you for asking. i will tell them you asked. david: how is hillary doing? mr. clinton: good. if you knew our grandkids, you would know she is good. she did really well. she has been working on her book. we spend every available hour with our grandchildren. my grandson just turned a year old on father's day. which means every seven years, his father will celebrate father's day on his son's birthday, which is kind of nice. and my almost three-year-old granddaughter sang happy birthday to him at his party. mr. bush: can your granddaughter sing "happy birthday" in mandarin? [laughter] mine can. mr. clinton: no, but she can sing in spanish. [laughter] [applause] david: you both have grandchildren. what do your grandchildren call you? mr. bush: i am called jefe. [laughter] david: what do your grandchildren call you? mr. clinton: i am more humble, i am called pop pop. [laughter] mr. clinton: you are the one that told me that once you become

"now that i'm a dad, i want to know more about my own dad"?wanted to get a better understanding of who he was, for myself, obviously, but also for my children. what's the legacy that i'm going to pass along? >> book by book, rex jr. explores his father's ancient texts, magicians' handbooks, and bizarre diaries of the occult. between the pages, rex finds a copy of a letter his dad wrote to a fellow magic enthusiast. he always knew the great magician howard thurston inspired his dad to dabble in magic. now, from this one letter, he learns that the great magician also started him collecting. >> he talked about how howard thurston gave him his first book. >> so, now you get a little nugget. >> i did. that was really one of my first clues. >> rex has little clue about the importance of his dad's acquisitions. to understand that, you'd have to be well-versed in the dark arts. >> a lot of them were seen actually as occult books, and people were a little scared of them. ray ricard, a rare-book collector, says rex's inheritance includes some of the old

>> guest: it sure will try to what's really funny is when we write about our ashes gandy, my dad to dad -- precious pick these unbelievable stories of him and thinks he said to me that it moved me to tears and makes them want to cry right now, that's easy to write because it meant so much to me. writing about margaritas in austin, not that it wasn't easy to write, it's not that i feel guilt about or sensitive about it. it happen. it's just that it wasn't his crazy memory that meant so much later, although i will say that our parents always said when they told us they're going to run or he was going to run for president, we tried, this will ruin our life. and then he said no, i want you to have a normal, this is going to change. that was naÏve on all of our parts but you can have a normal college experience. that's what a want for you. when we got in trouble, everybody i think thanks that based on tv and stereotypes that there was, my parents were furious. i'm sure they were disappointed i know they were disappointed. the more than that also i think sad that they promised this normalcy t

bye, dad, have fun in jail. >> i'm not in trouble because it's not garbage.ked it for you, now eat your dinner. >> if a bucket of vomit could commit a hate crime, it would be this dinner. >> this kid is no holds barred. >> it smells like the devil tooted, lit it on fire, whispered a curse into it and sent it up here. >> like golden ramsey's kids. >> in the description he says it's the baby gordon ramsey. >> i've got to tell you, i'm a yelper and you're not going to get a good review. >> one star, dad. >> why do you do this to us? >> does it make you happy? >> thanks for hanging out with us today, everybody. check out rightthisminute.com for more content or catch us on check out rightthisminute.com for more content or catch us on the next new rtm. for cebria: the breakthrough solution to significantly improve memory and recall, brought to you by trusted thera botanics. do you have trouble remembering names? even of people you know well? do you forget where you put things, like your keys? are you losing your mental edge at work, or find it difficult to be effec

the very first thing i thought was he's just my dad. he's just my dad. reminded ofhink i'm -- the way he was perceived something there really was like everything that even said. that was not in our family's nature to even consider. on this flight because he wanted to serve the country. patriotism and serving the country was what was most important dam. he lived his whole life in service of the country. nowink those are qualities that some of said are quite lacking is that service of the country. dad was in theen senate, he went back to ohio and initially it was an institute lenn colleges the g of public service and affairs. in that is a legacy of think he wants to live way longer than anything else in his life. that each generation must take responsibility and each generation must serve this great country. it isn't about individuals. know that's one of his greatest legacies. that he would say that as well. i just had a couple of corrections. [laughter] >> dad knew you was the oldest astronaut and so when he left nasa, he left primarily for that reason an

and when you put your dad -- and when your dad put me to work on katrina, he was young person just startingim in biloxi working with three of his friends. they got leave from their jobs. there they were just three young people trying to help people put their lives back together. you know, i treasured knowing my daughter still bring somewhere between 18 to 26 people home for thanksgiving every year. all of her foreign friends or people who can't go home for thanksgiving. and hillary and i feed them and they go around the table and say what they are grateful for. you cannot be pessimistic about the future if you hear young people say that. [applause] david: what makes you both most optimistic about the future of our country? what makes you most optimistic? mr. bush: one of the most unique things about our country are the armies of compassion that exist throughout the united states that exist in spite of the government. these are people that say, i'm going to try to improve the community in which i live. any nation with that kind of compassion is a nation in which the citizenry ought to be opt

a classic dad move. how do you feel watching your dad right now?ry awkward. >> oh, wow. yeah. give him a hand. how do you feel right now? are you scared? >> i'm entering in the world of hell. [ laughter ] ♪ >> what do you guys think? >> um -- i don't know him. ♪ >> do you feel comfortable or uncomfortable right now? >> i've experienced this my whole life. ♪ >> tell me what you're thinking and feeling right now. >> uh -- >> i like we got the keys right in front of the shorts there. what do you think? >> it's pretty good. >> do you feel proud of your dad? >> yeah. ♪ >> what kind of music does he put on? >> dubstep, like, remixes. >> he puts on dubstep remixes? ♪ i can tell you love it because you're trying to hide from this moment. ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ got the snapping lasso sort of. really amp it up and really go for the big finish. on a scale of 1 to 100, what score do you give your dad? >> 100! >> a million. >> that's a top score ever in "world of dad dance." con-dad-ulations. you did it. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. we have a great

. >> the surprise note from dad that makes a big day even better. a car veers wildly, crashing down a street. >> but that doesn't slow this driver down. >> the story behind her trail of destruction. her stepdad is holding mariah's gift. >> puts it on her chest. >> why it takes a while to sink in for one sleepy birthday girl. doing science with -- >> action video, kids. >> the video that puts special in special effects. >> i can't tell what's real and what not. >> we're in a hospital where eliza has given birth to a baby. as they bring the baby back, dad is right there, keeping an eye on the baby, making sure that everything's okay. getting to know his baby. a little bundle of joy is about to get happier, because there's a little note. very special note on the baby that they've asked mom to read. so in the note, baby is letting mom know that dad had a very special conversation with him via the intermom. >> belly button. >> ezra, the baby has a special message that dad needs for her to deliver. >> she's like, great, more ugly crying. bring on the ring

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he gets it from dad.ement was a very big part of my character's storyline, of jack's storyline. which meant a lot to me because sly is one of my idols and i got to work with him. >> jimmy: this is a good pitch so far. >> yeah. it was way more eloquent and took a lot longer. >> jimmy: it's a solid pitch. did he immediately say yes? >> he said "it sounds pretty good. send me some pages." so i sent him some pages. and then he wrote me the coolest e-mail back where he'd said something along the lines of "this sounds -- this sounds" -- what did he say? "this sounds very cool. i'll be back in the states soon. and dare i say it, intriguing." [ laughter ] oh, man. i wish i could remember the exact e-mail. oh, "this sounds -- this -- this sounds very worthwhile. dare i say, it intriguing." [ laughter ] and i thought to myself, i said, i think he's going to do it. i think he's going to do it. >> intriguing. so he agreed to do it. he never does television stuff. i think stallone loves you more than your real father

are you a cool dad? >> yeah, i'm a cool dad. good dad. i mean, that doesn't mean my son and i always agree. he thanks me for correcting me here and there. >>> can you guess what supermodel lives in this 14-bedroom castle and why she says it's haunted? >> then the exclusive with david and victoria beckham's son broo.klyn and why he is following a different career path than his parents. >> why not music or sports and soccer? >>> remember when mariah carey called "american idol" the worst experience of her life? what does she think about touring partner, lionel richie joining the panel? >> do you have any advice? one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. >>> join us live on "e.t.'s" facebook page for kibreang news, and chat with all your favorite celebs tonight to see whi poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a

my dad got a master's degree in human resources.hanks to warriors to work that my dad has a terrific job. when the warrior project helps them by, you know, giving them another start. now that my dad's home, i get a lot more hugs. i'm really proud of him. find out more about wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. >>> closed captioning provided by -- erer is zero nasal allergy symptoms and nothing gets you closer than nasacort because unlike antihistamines nasacort stops more of what makes you miserable. >>> every once in awhile, you have to just take a breath, slow down when you're on the road. otherwise things like this happen. this woman is driving down the road. now she comes up on this curve. you see these headlights coming in this direction? that driver is going too fast. that loses control. >> oh! >> wow. nice move. almost turned into it head on. but instead narrowly avoided it. >> like they were in a formula 1 car. you can't hit a corner at that speed and expect it to stick to the road. >> you see exac

today, i would venture to say his dad is the proudest father in heaven. fought with all the love and courage in his soul, he was prepared to lay down his life so that his brothers in arms could live theirs. with us today are 10 of the men who fought alongside jim, and five of those he saved. to bill, randy, mike, joe, kent, robert, john, charles, michael, orestis, thank you for your service and sacrifice. stand up wherever you may be. where are you? where are you? where are you? [applause] >> thank you, fellas. that's great. for over two centuries, our brave men and women in uniform have overcome tyranny, fascism, communism, and every threat to our freedom -- every single threat they have overcome. and we have overcome these threats because of titans like jim whose spirit could never be a jim whose spirit could never be conquered. that is what this award is, and jim's life represents so well. america's unbreakable spirit. it has been 48 years since jim's battle in vietnam. he is now a husband, father, and grandfather. he coached high school, football, wre

brian: i just always wanted to work for my dad.avid: did he say you could start at the bottom and work your way up, or did he say you could start at number two? brian: that is maybe what i wanted to happen. david: did anybody say is he ready to be president? brian: everybody, including myself. david: have you ever had problems with your cable? brian: sure. david: is it intimidating for the cable repairman to come to your house? >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ david: when you graduated from college in 1981, you went to the university of pennsylvania. you then joined the company your father had started, comcast. at that time, it was a relatively smal

my daughter came to me and she wanted to get her dad something for his birthday and not only her dader stepmom. >> she's going through a divorce of her own, but she said his daughter's father and his wife have been amazing. >> they have been awesome. he always tells me that anyway. i know he wouldn't be able to do this, of course, without the help of his wife. her stepmom have stepped in and wept t went the extra mile. she loves my child like i love my child. >> it's rare to see people talking about it. so often insecurities come into play. this is refreshing. >> that's her whole point. it doesn't have to be all that. a lot of times the other spouse makes the harmony happen. >> forgive me if i start crying, but whatever. >> now her daughter's there. sees the camera, what's going on? something is wrong with the kid. no. no. they're just here. >> this is for you and your wife. >> she can't get the camera turned around, but you hear she does start to cry. >> i want to say i appreciate y'all for everything. you know, if it was more dads in the world like you it would be a better place. >

and they would dress like my dad. they would talk like my dad. they would write songs like my dad. they would do all of these things. but they weren't him. at some point i realized even though you may admire somebody and draw admiration from them, you can't be them. it's no less true for me than anybody else. i always thought the kind of things we're doing is the kind of things my dad dreamed of. you know, i have taken my family all -- my wife and kids and all that out on the road. we have done tours together and the grandkids. that was the dream my mom and dad had. they never got to do it. i get to do stuff they dreamed about. and it's not the same as pretending to be him. but you can't run away from it. >> yeah. but in the midst of all that, arlo, how did you find your own voice? >> mostly by accident. i didn't want to be a singer, songwriter, entertainer. i wanted to be a forest ranger. i didn't like being around large crowds of people. i thought forestry. i'll sit on a mountain in montana and wait for a fire for a couple years and then every night i wanted to go -- in my dreams

their dad, jacques littlefield, collected tanks. the world's largest private collection of armored vehicles. allison tells me some of these tanks are incredibly rare, including this world war ii german panzer iv... this 8-ton half track... and this sherman tank. what a collection. >> it is a real preservation of history, and that's what i'm so excited about. >> so, how did all of this get started? well, jacques littlefield is born in 1949, the son of edmund wattis littlefield, heir to a prosperous mining and land-development company called utah construction. at an early age, jacques develops a strong interest in all things mechanical. >> this is him as a young boy, playing with his model train set. >> he looks almost like he could be in an ad for trains. >> i know. it's such a sweet picture. [ gunfire ] >> in the late '60s, the vietnam war is raging, but jacques is never drafted, due to hearing loss from a childhood bout with encephalitis. he attends stanford university. after majoring in economics, he goes to b-school, then takes a

clinton: your dad was jumping out of planes at 85.you have lost weight since you left the presidency. you have gone on a vegan diet. isn't that hard to do? mr. bush: less burgers. [laughter] mr. clinton: not when you have quadruple heart bypass and you want to live to be a grandfather. i did not give it a second thought. i realized i was highly prone to arterial blockage. i thought i would cut my chances. i literally wanted to live to be a grandfather. unlike him who comes from great genes, i am now the oldest person in my family for three generations, man or woman. i said i think i would like to hang around. i'm having a good time being alive. it will be over soon enough. i figure i will stretch it out as long as i can. david: if you could run for president of the united states, or former president of the united states, what would you recommend? mr. clinton: depends on how you keep score. but i think you have to live a long time as a former president to have the impact on as many people as you can as president. i have tried to do as

bush: dad was jumping out of planes at 85.u have lost weight since you left the presidency. you have gone on a vegan diet. havelinton: not when you quadruple heart bypass and you want to live to be a grandfather. i never gave it a second thought. i realized i was highly prone to arterial blockage. i literally wanted to live to the grandfather. unlike him who comes from great genes, i'm the oldest person from my generation man or woman. i figured i was having a good time being alive. it will be over soon enough. i figure i will stretch it out as long as i can. david: if you could run for president of the united states, what would you recommend? mr. clinton: depends on how you keep score. you have to live a long time as a former president to have the impact on his many people as you can as president. i have tried to do as best i could. if you gave me the choice, i would serve two terms. mr. bush: i would agree. the decisions you make have a monumental effect on a lot of people. it is exciting to be in that kind of environment. t

i'm done. >> i would love to know if they told dad or if dad just saw this video. >> dad knows. it's all put in the description. it was posted to his youtube channel. but we've all been there. dodged a bullet on that one, kids. >> okay, i'm done. i'm done. >>> giving fans an up close and personal look at their favorite celebrities. it's a series called 73 questions. this time it's with the one and only cindy crawford. >> thank you for this invitation. >> thanks for coming. >> and i'm still 21 years old apparently. >> yes. she looks amazing. and for the record she is 51 years old and slaying the crowds. >> you're trapped in a movie theater and can only see one movie for the rest of your life. what are you watching? >> anything with meryl streep. >> and you get a look at all of the intimate spaces of their life. >> what was your most memorable runway show? >> versace in '91 when we came down the runway lip-synching to george michael. >> what's your favorite thing about your kids? >> that we're amazing. >> kaiya, whose interview is this. >> sorry. ask her about her sense of humor.

. >> then miley cyrus, her sexy photo shoots with her dad? >> it got weird. >> and how the perfect actor to play young sheldon. >>mind-blowing in some ways. >> oh, you're not so stupid now. >> now for august 2, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> is ben affleck's mother team jen while he goes public again with his new lady. >> entertaining paparazzi, jen garner is out beaming with his mom. so what's behind their bruneakable bond? we hthave e tale of who very different actors. >> ben, are you and lindsay officially a couple now? is ben your new boy? >> shutting the door on question, ben and new girlfriend, "snl" producer, had a date night. first an improv show. she was there to discuss talent and was the show's guest of honor. >> lucy, how does it feel to be dating batman? >> then driving two miles south to a pizza hot spot and despite the paparazzi stationed outside, ben took a midnightmo ske break outside on the sidewalk. a source tells "e.t." ben is enjoying summer with lindsay and are happy they are able to officially be a couple. wh

back then, miley liked hanging in trucks with her dad.hasn't changed. >> it got weird. >> his advice she lives by, quote, my dad always says a trying time is no time to quit trying. ♪ just keep pushing on >> that's my wife. >> hello, "e.t.." >> we also met miley's mom back then. miley tells "cosmo" their marriage taught her to celebrate your love journey. and about her current love lee yam, she says she wishes she wouldn't be asked anything about my personal relationship. ♪ but here i am >>> still ahead -- is ryan reynolds in hot water with his wife? >> i will be sure to call you with the exclusive. >> blake lively's reaction to his tweets and what life is really like inside the reynolds' crib. >>> then jim parsons with the young look-alike actor. the story behind their bonding experience. >> wear tap shoes and they can hear you coming. he did. >>> check out "deadpool" star, ryan reynolds hanging from a billboard. and i have to say, cam, he is in your home country of canada. >> yes. >> shooting the sequel. he was so funny in the first one