the festival co— organiserja rule took to twitter to apologise, saying he was heartbroken, and the evento next year, promising to be a little less ambitious. but recovering from scenes like these will take one ambitious pr strategy. a man who crawled round the route of the london marathon dressed as a gorilla has completed the course more than a week after he started. tom harrison, a police officer, crawled on his hands and knees on the streets for up to twelve hours a day. incomplete in defeat, he raced more than $34,000 for a charity to save gorillas from extinction. we ta ke save gorillas from extinction. we take you to harrisburg, pennsylvania, web donald trump is getting ready to address a rally. he is marking his first 100 days in office. a vital marker for any us president. plenty of supporters there, but as we said, there were also tens of thousands of climate change protesters in several us cities across the country. that is it from me in the team. goodbye for now. hello, there. good evening. a pretty quiet start to the bank holiday weekend. over the next few days, it looks as i

but he is still going strong at age 85, impressed festival co—founder robert de niro. not festival co—founder robert de niro. i am not post to his aid, but i am getting there. so i have... he is an inspiration. the longer he keeps going, the better it is for me. this two power documentary was put together by a filmmaker who has packed a lot into it. everything. 55 to 58 interviews, something like that. just an unbelievable amount of music and art and artists and executives, it is just a blizzard music and art and artists and executives, it isjust a blizzard of stars and things that people have relationships with. you know, it is the history of popular music, 50 yea rs. every the history of popular music, 50 years. every so on somebody turned out to be a big hit. there is much to admire in clive davis. his ability to stop spot and nurture talent, his tenacity, but the film is not a warts and all exposure. talent, his tenacity, but the film is not a warts and all exposurem is not a warts and all exposurem isa is not a warts and all exposurem is a puff piece in that it on

reporter: their promotional video billed the first annual fyre festival as two weekends of music, models, and beachside accommodations in the bahamas, coed by rapper ja rule. but instead -- >> help us. >> reporter: young concertgoers arrived to find their "luxury experience" to be anything but. >> welcome to fyre festival. >> reporter: a concierge booth? just a sign. authentic island cuisine? well, just look. and accommodations? >> basically these are disaster relief tents. >> we had no electricity. there's no showers, there's no bathrooms, there's no, like, running water, there was nothing. >> reporter: some paid thousands of dollars for vip experiences. there were reportedly signs of problems as early as march. organizers say they're postponing the festival, "due to circumstances out of our control." and tom, fyre festival co-founder ja rule says they're still trying to get people off of the island. he says everyone will get a refund. >>> next, recall alert. the warning about children slipping through a backpack carrier that's supposed to hold them. >>> plus, the terror raids. police foiling an alleged plot. several suspects under ar

he was talking with the festival co—founder, billy mcfarlane, and he managed to get us on the manifestthe afternoon, and got on a bus and got to the airport and spent the next 12 hours either on a plane or waiting on the runway, but we managed to get out eventually. some people have compared it to the likes of the hunger hames and lord of the flies — was it really that bad? it wasn't that bad. it was very, very different to what we had expected. yeah, i think that had we stayed it could have got like that. i saw some videos and things of people getting into fights and things like that, so i'm glad we got out when we did. a man chosen from dozens of competitors to take up a job as a hermit in austria has now received the keys to his new home. there was also a mass to welcome the new occupant. it's part of a 350—year—old tradition in the town of saalfelden, as bethany bell reports. matter has a new hermit. the divorced catholic from elton is now the new hammond. there's been a hermit for 350 years. this is the first time a non—austrian has taken up first time a non—austrian has taken up

judge production kicks off at the coachella music festival. >> co-stars as fading country star, mentorsa character, up and coming singer. look at her. >> well, also, i got tell you actor gap i now has star on the hollywood walk of fame. honored in a cerimony that included air force members to show support for the military. longest running role, playing detective taylor on csi. also nominated for oscar in 1995 for best sporting actor in forest gump as lieutenant dan. >> and also got to tell you new york nicks star player, not having good year, first management suggested he find another team. now he reportedly has split from his wife. according to "tmz," carmello anthony and his wife actress la la have separated. the anthony's gotten guage in the 2004, married in july of 2010. they have son together. ten year old taion, carmella and la la reportedly living separately in new york city. >> plus, also got to tell you jim's hands in legal troubles? jersey shore star michael known as the situation, now has a bit of a situation himself. he and his brother pleaded not guilty to additional tax fr

the festival co—organiser, rapperja rule, took to twitter to apologise, saying he was heartbroken, andooking ahead to next year, promising to be a bit less ambitious. but recovering from scenes like these will take one ambitious pr strategy. a man who ran the london marathon as a gorilla has raise £26,000 for the gorilla 0rganisation. he did 36 mile course on his hands and knees, it was a bright for the last part of the race. he was presented with a medal as he crossed the line with his sons. don't forget you can get in touch with me to discuss any of the stories we've been covering here via twitter. i'm @tomdonkinbbc. hello, there. good evening. first part of the bank holiday weekend was pretty quiet across most parts of the uk. next couple of days, you'll probably see those temperatures rising a little bit, away from the east coast, where it will be on the cool side. there will be a bit of a breeze blowing in across all parts, and it wouldn't really be a bank holiday weekend forecast without at least some rain in the forecast. that's coming from this area of low pressure. just ahead

that he's still going strong at age 85 impressed festival co—founder robert de niro. to his age, but i'm getting there. so he's an inspiration. the longer he keeps going, the better it is for me. this two—hour documentary was put together by film—maker chris perkel. he's packed a lot into it. everything. 55 to 58 interviews, something like that. just an unbelievable amount of music, art, artists, executives, it's just a blizzard of stars and things that people have relationships with. you know, it's the history of popular music, 50 years. every song i was submitting turned out to be a big hit. there is much to admire in clive davis. his ability to spot and nurture talent, his tenacity. but the film hardly seemed to be a warts—and—all portrayal. it is a puff piece, in that it only tells his side of the story. there is nothing in it that makes him look at all negative. it was kind of typical for a tribeca opening night, where often they've got a big gala they have organised around a very important media figure. so they show a documentary that is fairly complementary to

the festival co—organiser, rapperja rule, took to twitter to apologise, saying he was heartbroken, and are already looking ahead to next year, promising to be a bit less ambitious. but recovering from scenes like these will take one ambitious pr strategy. harvey biggs, bbc world news. british boxer anthony joshua has beaten ukraine's wladimir klitschko in an epic world heavyweight title bout in london. the fight was stopped in the 11th round, in front of a crowd of 90,000 at wembley stadium. joshua's win added the wba title to his ibf belt, but only after he was knocked to the canvas by klitschko in the sixth round. this is how the fight ended. commentator: big right hand from anthonyjoshua. klitschko in survival mode. he's back to the rope on the far side of the ring. massive right uppercut. big left hook. and klitschko is down, for the second time in the round, and the third time in the fight. he's been given the count once again. referee david field with a mandatory eight—count. and david field giving wladimir klitschko lots of time to recover by wiping the gloves clean. can anthony

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so all of this is the big build up to the big show that takes place on saturday and the festival is headlined co-headlined as well. >> the black beatles. >> yeah. >> tell us about the other artists. >> sure. 21 savage, local acts such as chad french. >> when you put a festival like performers. how you put the music together. the chart toppers or is there real psychology and sociology involved in the compilation of your festival performers. you studied. you actually studied in college. >> i think it's a balance. it's getting balance. to have messages as well as folks to have a good time and celebrate. and just creating a good energy and a good vibe among the festival goers and he might get to see him with nick grant or a nao so there's a really important blend with people as well as looking at how there's blend along with the mission of broccoli city. >> music has always been so much a part of our lives and our culture. our heritage. what is it to millennials? >> i know millennials that are more into music than they are into news but that's my thing. music is very much a part of who they are and

. ♪ abc news 7 was in the mission district for today's cesar chavez festival. chavez coed the united farm workers union and fought for rights of some of america's poorest laborers. today's festival also celebrated the many cultures that make up the mission district. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, pet pigs could soon become reality in one east bay city. but it's not going to be hog heaven for all the owners. the problem with the porkers next. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tu tuma. warm today but soon 90s will be a reality for many traditional aerosols contain which eventually falls down and spoils the experience. introducing air wick pure... ...with 9x more fragrance and less water. experience great fragrance with less wet spray. air wick pure: more fragrance, less wet spray. also available in freshmatic. keep your home fresh all day with automatic bursts of fragrance with no added water. air wick freshmatic. now available in pure. >>> pot-bellied pigs as pets could soon become reality in another bay area city. beniecia is voting on the plan on tuesday. but ther

. >>> tech savvy concert goers were the key to cracking a case at the co-shell la music festival.s of missing cell phone activated the find my iphone app. the 36-year-old suspect was found with over 100 stolen phones, most of the devices were returned and the rest were handed over to the co-shell la lost and found. i wonder whose phones they were? i wonder if he was like, hey, kim k. -- >> good point. i didn't think about that. terrible crime, very prolific man. got a lot done. >>> a new caffeine craze that vows to give you a morning jolt without staining your teeth. it look like water, exactly like water. it's actually just a cup of joe that is clear and colorless. it claims to be free of preservatives and sweeteners. only ingredients are coffee, water and caffeine. right now only available in the uk. >> that will fool you. >> not in a good ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. >>> and another wet start to your morning as we take a l

is truly an honor for me to be here, thank you to the people of tucson, and the tucson festival, thank you to my co- panelist and thank you for you for coming to listen to this panel of slavery in america. i'll be talking about my book stamped from the beginning. i don't often have the opportunity to talk about the book specifically as it relates to its chapters and sections of slavery. i'm excited to be on this panel. the book is a narrative history of racist ideas. it chronicles the history of racist ideas from their origins in 15th century western europe to the present. people are more interested in the present than the history, especially history of slavery. racist ideas developed as an effort to justify the enslavement of african people. surly in my research as i was chronicling the history i realized our conception of the origins of racist ideas our conceptions that their ignorant and hate so there is ignorant and hateful people who produced racist ideas. the people who had the racist ideas instituted racist policies like in slavery. that was actually not true when we looked at the actual pro

it was supposed to be an epic music festival like no other, co-founded by ja rule, promotional videosand of exuma in the bahamas. instead -- >> basically these are disaster relief tents. >> reporter: concert goers finding an epic nightmare. >> it wasn't beachy at all. >> everything was just like chaotic. >> the exact opposite of everything we were promised. >> reporter: rather than domes and swanky yachts, accommodations were tents. the concierge desk, an empty shell. confused concert goers left to scramble through shipping containers to find their luggage. promised artists pulling out. even the caterer dumping the project. the kitchen scene here, stacks of styrofoam containers and plastic utensils. a 5000 ticket getting you this sandwich. >> no electricity, no showers, no bathrooms, no running water, nothing. >> kendall jenner and bella hadid, some of the social influencers touting the event. some people paying thousands for v.i.p. access. but even trying to get out was a problem. >> we have to deplane everybody. >> reporter: people stuck at the airport without food or water, locked

festival. thank you of course to my co- panelists. of course, most of all, thankst you for all coming to listen to this panel on slavery in america.an i'm going to talking about my book, stamps from the beginning. i don't often have the opportunity to talk about stamps in the beginning typically as it relates to its chapters and sections on slavery. i'm truly excited to be on the panel. from the beginning, if the narrative history of racist ideas. it literally penalizes racist ideas from their origins from 15th century western europe toto the present. of course, people are more interested in the president in the history and the history and slavery. racist ideas developed as an effort to justify the enslavement of african people. early in my research, as i was chronicling my history, i realized our sort of conceptions of the origins of racist ideas, our conceptions that these ideas are ignorance and hate. in other words, ignorant and hateful people who produced racist ideas and it was people who had these racist ideas for the people wh

partly cloudy skies, we have san jose's rainbow park and expecting to see that holly festival of colors, we have one in co cupertino. unfortunately from the start to the end at 4:00 p.m., you want to pack your rain gear if you're headed to that. we have an event in berkeley which is the bay festival and this might be affected with that incoming form friday night. we are expecting to see breezy conditions so let's check your day planner. as we see the rain saturday, look how sunday is looking. sunday is looking gorgeous. we get to see a break from that rain. just in time for us to dry out so if you didn't get a chance to head to us on saturday because the rain dampened, maybe you can do hiking on sunday. i think those will be my plans and hopefully it doesn't get too mud muddy. if it does, wear your rain boots for an extra day into sunday. overall we get 1-1, a day of rain on saturday and a nice clearer day on sunday. >> there you go. everything will be washed clean ad as well. >>> a u.p.s. driver disappears after a crash in the east bay then shows up several hours later in a different city. coming up in j

well if we're talking about fyre festival in the bahamas, the short answer is -- everything. codels. it's dubbed coachella for the rich kids and now it's being dubbed a total disaster. we know when the guests arrived, they found the vip treatment was anything but, starting with the supposed gourmet grub, the nightmare went from bad to worse, with guests sleeping in tents a far cry from luxurious. it went down on the island previously owned by pablo escobar and the festival's headliner, blink 182, they dropped out and hundreds of attendees fleeing for the airport. and ja rule took to twitter saying he's heartbroken and is working to make it right. it seems like a real-life celebrity show. >> what i have yet to hear how it went wrong. there's been no explanation as to how this all -- went south. >> the food, the trays and everything? >>> finally let's get to good news from shannon doherty. the actress has been very public about her strugle with breast cancer, documenting her journey on social media now the 46-year-old is sharing this after being diagnosed two years ago, she's in r

festival fail. we have got new details on that luxury weekend in paradise that turned into a disaster. the event's co-founder speaking out this morning. >> we took a big jump. a big risk. and d-1 has failed. >> and celebrity bella hadid shares her feels on the fyre festival fiasco. >>> good sunday morning, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. overnight, we did see the split screen. on one side, the president marking his 100th day in office with a raucous rally in pennsylvania. on the other side, members of the national media, dressed to the nines, partying at the annual white house correspondents' dinner. a soiree the president decided to skip the this year. we have full coverage of that coming up. >>> we want to start with the breaking news here. a powerful and deadly storm barrelling through the central part of the country. at least three confirmed tornadoes. at least one of them tearing through eastern texas. breaking trees and flipping over cars. we have cell phone video here on a twister crossing the he outside eustace, texas. >> frightening scene. this storm also triggering torrential ra

festival. >> is it date night? free movie andu , yo, knowe we'r g goin pto aarty afterwards. . ry glausmoro >>g pp tom's cotar emma watson in a custom burrberry gown. >> he lives up to his reputation. he's funny and kind and generous to work with and very hardworking and he's all the things. >> but in the circle, tom the nicest guy in hollywood shows a sinister side as a founder of a social media company. >> knowing is good. but knowing everything is better. >> this film is slightly terrifying. i remember reading the book and i like, i couldn't sleep. i was thinking about it for weeks. i actually love sleep. if i get it into double digits. but i love to sleep. >> tom hanks starred in a movie about a boy band. >> i didn't know anything about it. i thought it was the coolest thing in the world. they didn't even lip sync. they actually sang the songs themselves. so god bless them. >>> coming up next -- what's the real johnny depp doing on a pirates of the caribbean disneyland ride. >>> then, mary j. blij on her emotional divorce. what she only told "entertainment tonight" about ir. husband's alleged affa >> o

a trifecta going on for her at co-chel l.a. the festival happening this weekend in california.nd debuting her new song you're listening to called "the cure" and using it as a backdrop if you will filming a scene for "a star is born." that little remake. you might have heard of it and the director and co-star broadly cooper and his team are asking extras to join them. all little monsters are encouraged to come over to their stage whering denim and boots and leave the usual inspired gaga at home. she shared this photo, her first shot in character opposite cooper and writes in part i'm so excited to star in my first movie alongside someone i'm lucky to call my friend and so grateful to bradley for making my dream come true. [ applause ] >> i think i read she had to audition for that part. >> yeah, she had to audition for the part and i did not now, googling this morning, there were -- i thought there were three -- this is the fourth remake of this. yeah, there was a version back in the '30s then judy garland and then barbara striegs sand. and now lady gaga looking forward to that.

co i'm dominic chu. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> this is the last weekend of the cherry blossom festival of greater fcphiladelphia.clude the 5k and 10k and a tea party. tomorrow, an all-day celebration at the japanese culture. as part of the festival, the japan american society of greater philadelphia is hosting a cocktail party tonight. sakura under the stars will be hold at union trust in old city. >>> 5:27 on this saturday morning. police in new castle county are looking for the man who kidnapped and sexually assaulted a 4-year-old girl. now they're getting help from the fbi. nbc 10's matt delucia is following the investigation and will join us in a few minutes with an update. krystal? >> finally we can say this. a clear first alert reward and it lasts for quite a while, which will allow those temperatures to soar. we'll take a look at how warm temps get in areas like right here in center city and when those winds really die down, coming up. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper an

co-written by kids for everyone. and today they're throwing a friday festival to bring brotherly love to a whole community. >> ♪ >> ♪>> ♪ >> well, we are loving that, that is friday morning. >> you know me and my country music. getting me in the mood here. >> we all know, the whole city knows you love your country music. >> it is friday, we are loving this weather. thank you so much for being with us. katie has a check on your weekend forecast when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> dummies used in cash tests have been the same for years, but with americans getting heaviest, opener, they need a make over. >> elderly people, people who don't fit that he can act size and shape, are more at risk in a vehicle now. >> and develop remembers also working to build a crash test dummy to replicate an elderly, more fragile body. >> that makes sense. >> i find those crash tests fascinating. also frightening, but fascinating. >> anyway -- >> learn a lot from them. >> the weather might be nice getting in your car, doing nice little drive. >> take your convertible to work day. >> are you in heff never you look like you're in heaven there.

drive on youtube and go on google and learn about funny festival names. >>> to that teaser i was telling you about. who is chris pratt's guest co 2." how about guillermo? >> oh! [ applause ] >> yeah, yeah, jimmy kimmel's right-hand man and pratt giving him pointers for his top secret role explaining that acting is just about three easy look, watch this. >> first one, happy. happy. that's good. that's good. next one. sad. and then the third one scared. there you go. >> what about sexy? >> just used scared. oh. the rye music that's sexy. >> ah. >> music makes all the difference. you can see more of his antics on set tonight on "kimmel" 11:35 p.m. on abc. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >>> it is thursday. that means tory johnson is coming up with some very special models showing off one of our design it yourself deals. oh, you're breaking our hearts starting at just 7.50. >> absolutely. we have got a big mommy makeover. we're helping a new mom feel glam rouse after having a baby. the big reveal is just ahead. >>> "gma's morning menu" is brought to you by chick-fil-a. it's late it's an all nighter when are we even going to s

it debuts at the tribeca film festival this week, here in new york, and will air later this summer on national geographic. it is coected by the journalist and author, sebastian junger, who also narrates the film. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: why make this right now? >> we started about two years ago. wemented to explain why the syrian civil war happened, how it evolved, and particularly, why isis came out of it. isis is a kind of rare phenomenon. and we wanted to explain that to the american people. >> sreenivasan: there's a family that you intersperse throughout this documentary. they are making their way out of syria, or attempting to, as they go along. ask there's a real telling clip early on in the film, where there's a father just trying to comfort his kids. take a look. ( crying ) >> sreenivasan: this is juxtaposed with a phrase that you have from syrian president bashar al-assad saying we don't indiscriminately bomb anyone. and here we had a family who is clearly couldn' could be the taf this. >> that clip shows a night time bombing by the syrian government, by the syrian air force.

co-wounders. they kicked off the festival with "clive davis: the soundtrack of our lives." terrific. the whole experience. couldn't have been happier. >> reporter: just as the festival kicked off with legends, it scheduled to close with them, including al pacino, james caan, robert duval and diane keaton. the 45th anniversary of "the godfather." and you're getting the band back together at radio city. >> and i started last summer asking francis if he would do it. he wasn't too interested. i kept pushing him. finally, he agreed to do it. we're all happy. can i ask the other actors? he said, okay. i called everyone. i asked them. they were happy to do it. >> reporter: do people come up and throw quotes at you from "the godfather", too? >> not from "the godfather." >> reporter: "taxi driver"? >> yeah. >> "and a few of "meet the parent." >> i will bring you down, baby. i will bring you down to chinatown. >> reporter: i grew up knowing you as a dramatic actor. but i have kids who know you as more of a comedic actor. you think you would be doing comedy? >> no. i never imagined th

co ladies. that's a good thing. wines that don't a-- i was with our lead somm. we like to taste before we present to the public. that's our high standards. many festivals't do that. >> we somewhere some of the best wines around in our own backyard. how do our local vinegareds feel about you bringing in international community? >> i believe owe local vineyards. -- [ unintelligible ] they're all supportive because we're here in oakland. we've made big efforts to invite other oakland local folks. local wineries that would like to participate. yeah, it's exciting. when we bring such a huge spotlight to oakland everybody benefits. >> you're a local girl. >> yes. >> what i would call a fancy type of industry. >> yes. >> what does that feel like? >> it feels -- sometimes it's a lot of fun because it's about people and places. it's a multibillion dollar industry. there are lot a lot of women and there are lot a people in the industry who look like me. i surround myself with the best in the business. the original founding partner. some others have come in and just supported me. we're close but we're far away. >> congratulations to you. big event in july. one ev