hilary, we are about to go live! >> hilary: don't panic! i'll be back!von: if you don't host the show, we're gonna go live to a couple of empty chairs in about 15 seconds. >> mariah: i'm mariah copeland. this is "the hilary hour." see you next time, and good night. >> devon: i don't even have words for how great that was. the show that i just watched made something very clear to me, and that's that hilary is dispensable. >> hilary: your content was fine. you need to work on your bodylanguage. there were some times where you were a little less than poised

>> i'm just hilarious.funny i have been so weird and now people are just like okay with it. i'm like, finally, like i've waited my whole life. >> what about your kids, what do they say about all of the opinions you have about being their mom? >> my kids are 2 and 3 so they don't know what is happening but when they get older i have some explaining to do for sure. >> you say things that a lot of folks are thinking. were you shocked when your videos went viral? >> you know what, i was i noticed the more nervous i was to talk about something, the more people gravitated towards it. they're like me too, i'm glad you said it. >> you received messages from the supporters and tell us about that video and the journey. >> this last november i celebrated five years clean and sober and i was addicted to drugs for ten years. i was in a hole so deep i didn't know how to get out of it. i decided to talk about addiction and depression and anxiety because i noticed when you compare yourself to other moms on social media, yo

get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it.

mentoring program, hilary?hilary: i want you to be the father of my child. >> ashley: you found these in jack's office? how did you get them? i've been set up. >> victoria: it's a new feature for our in-house website where employees can post confidential feedback about their co-workers. it can be critical or positive, as long as it is constructive. i started checking the anonymous feedback site that i created for newman employees. i didn't realize that a lot of people here hate me. >> j.t.: ah! "employee appreciation day." that is, uh -- that's catchy. >> victoria: yes.

all three seats republic congressmen but carried by hilary clinton. there are similar seat in the state house and senate that could be at risk if republic candidates are not able to identify themselves as themselves instead of having the name of trump on the ballot. >> the question is how big is the threat of increase of democrats headed to the polls. i want you to listen to one take. >> i think there will be democratic gains in texas in 2018 but mostly in the house. some of the seats will flip democrat. i don't know how many. maybe a couple of seats in the u.s. house. >> how worried should republics be about losing their seat to a democrat? >> they should be worried if they are in the area of suburban voters. i think he's right. republics enjoy a 95-55 margin in the texas house of representatives. they run the risk of nominating the wrong candidates of logging five or ten seats. i don't see ten. i see five. one seat in dal a one seat in fort worth, i think are at risk. when it comes to the house, we have three seats up for risk. i think one or two up

he could stop pulling it back. >> hilary rosen, jason miller, thank you so much for that spirited debate >>> coming up, outrage in sacramento. it has been ten days since police shot and killed an unarmed black man, stephon clark, in his grandmother's backyard. his brother was among protesters demanding justice at last night's city council meeting. >> the chief of police got my brother killed. >> enough. >> he shows no emotion at all. and y'all get mad. >> tell him to shut the [ bleep ] up. he's not the mayor no more. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free de

he also says it's hilarious. >> when we kick the ball i think we look like giant human foosball playerg up in the clouds controlling us. there's a guy on my team that can actually do full flips. >> he has a real sense of humor about his situation. he's that guy that every halloween has a hilarious costume. >> right. >> in this case he is going around doing talks and stuff like that. also bringing an element of humor because he's like this whole sport is crazy. especially when you start thinking about the goalies as well. >> the goalies all have one arm. a real strategy is to look and see what arm that guy is missing and shoot to that side. >> he's bringing a sense of humor to a situation other people can find quite sad because funny people out there make life worth living. like this next guy from south africa trying to motivate people on a bike ride. >> let's go. >> is that borat. >> it's part of lifecycle weekend in south africa. people are going around the country and on this particular hill, this dude, whoever he is trying to motivate people to get on with it. >> he has great legs.

. >> he's hilarious. >> how do you deal with this? i watch videos, i would pop him in the head for has. >> there's a lot of popping, a lot of prayer. >> how can our viewers see new. >> kevonstage.com is the way to buy tickets. >> i was telling my friends. we're all a family on this show, we appreciate you bringing your family to hang with us. >> absolutely, thank you very much for having us. >>> rescuers are en route. >> in search of a father and son out kayaking and reported missing. >> the terrifying journey that led to one incredible story of surviv survival. >>> and singing superstar meghan train yor is shaking it with "there ain't no excuses." >> put this video and start copying it, this is your exercise routine. >> why this zumba matchup is a match made in heaven. >>> bra you the to you by the makers of tylenol, for what matters most. have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® ♪ break, break ♪ ♪ ♪ break, break people are going wild for kit kat! ♪ ♪ ♪ give me a break ♪ break ♪ give me a b

pulls off the chair, everybody finding it hilarious. aparentally the best man is also terrified of birds. >> was he prepared to catch this thing with talons? >> clearly not. he fell out of his chair. >> i think we would all probably react in the same way. >> nobody was hurt and everybody found it hilarious. another romantic story for you. everybody recognizes this scene from "love actually." a knock at the door because there's the worst best friend in the world outside trying to steal kira knightley. that's not the dude from "the walking dead." that's alan. hello alan. bottom left-hand corner's watching the movie with maria. they were sitting down enjoying this romance and suddenly he's in the movie sending these mags going back through their history. he can't picture his life without her but not just her. >> talking about her incredible family, looks to his left and to his right. oh, hello. it's her whole family, too. >> oh. >> so now he's got all this backup, and he's got the last few cards to show. bottom left-hand corner, she's doin

. >> it's also hilarious.lain the rules to a bunch of babies. >> you sort of just go. >> right but they don't know what go is. >> some of them go and some of them -- >> some of them just go. >> most of them just sit. and they're off! no, one of them is off. >> so moms are at the other end. >> you get hilarious at the other end, come on, come on. one is storming towards mom, and gets distracted oh wow, my fingers. >> because they're babies and that's what they do. >> in this technique this mom is using herself to race her baby and that seems to be the winning technique, because it manages to make it all the way to dad to claim victory! two others are kind are asleep in the middle of the floor and everybody else is where they started. >> the babies are like why is everyone clapping? >> they have to be congratulated by a tree and a diaper. that is not scary at all for a child. >> they'll never want to win again. >> i have another basketballdeo featuring a young bittish fellow called ollie. >> act natural if you g

( laughter ) we'll be right back with hilary swank!ic follow your dreams and before you die [fire blazes] make a squarespace website. ♪ ( band playing ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my first guest is a two-time oscar winner you know from "boys don't cry" and "million dollar baby." she now stars in the new series "trust." please welcome hilary swank! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> wow! what a great audience! thank you! ( cheers ) hello! good evening! >> stephen: hi. >> hi! >> stephen: thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> stephen: it's not every day i get to sit down and talk with a two-time oscar winner. >> i know. it's crazy. thank you. >> stephen: thank you, thank you. >> stephen: those are some serious numbers up on the board. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: and this is lead actress. this is not best supporting. this is, like-- this is, lead, right? >> yeah, but it's all great. >> stephen: come on. best supporting is, like, a sm

chuck responded by saying hilarious in a bit of a sarcastic tone. this is who donald trump is. this is the schtick, we know this by now. this is what he does. when someone gets under their skin, when that person is in a powerful position where they have a significant voice, donald trump will attack them personally in order to undercut what they are saying. he doesn't go after the substance. he attacks the person personally in order to strengthen himself. it's a very obvious pattern. it's one he's employed now for 2 1/2 years. i think it's important to remember and to acknowledge, andrea, while a lot of folks might find this to be completely outrageous, completely unacceptable, there is a significant number of people, some of whom, a lot of whom were at that rally on saturday, who find this to be refreshing, still and find it to be hilarious or funny, as steve mnuchin did still and not worried about trying to teach their children the values of the president. that's just the reality of it. there should be that reminder for people that at a lot of folks find this all very distaste

that is just hilarious. [ light laughter ] >> it's in -- just wait a little bit longer. >> jimmy: my he did! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, are you doing the planning? what are you -- are you getting involved? >> i was able to let nicole plan the bachelorette party, and she just finished that. >> jimmy: oh, there you go. >> and now i'm just kind of on stand-by. to know when it is, or where it is, and i'll be there. >> jimmy: so it's going to be at medieval times in new jersey. >> yes, it is. [ light laughter ] i will be the red knight. she will be the blue knight. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but are you getting excited? i mean do you have -- >> you know what? i am super excited, and i'm going to have to learn a dance. i promised nicole that i would spend the last half of april learning a dance. >> jimmy: you've got to learn a a dance? >> well i am -- you know, it's not going to be any good, but i'll do the best i can. i mean, i learned to dance with you out there -- yikes. anyway, so i'm going to put the time in because i want that moment to be special for her. the thing that is l

of stroll mark henry ford it's hilary thank you for being with us again you're always such a wealth of information on many topics we've talked about this i think very early in the beginning of the year but other than sort of the economic fundamentals of supply and demand what's going on let's start with the u.s. what's going on here quake a back again and yes you're right there's a tremendous amount. expansion i think that's no surprise to everyone because of course the economy is doing well and the economy is doing well we have more money to spend but it's this demographic bubble this demographic bubble is from the baby boomers from the second world war and as they always say you know you're not going to take it with you so i think there are there are people that are coming into that era now of retirement from the first baby boomers are getting into that era and they're looking to travel so the u.s. has a tremendous amount of expansion and globally as you mentioned. you know there is this supply and demand issue but if you look at specific areas like luxury hotel yes seems like they'r

. >> they were hilarious. anyway,ing is mnuchin, i appreciate you coming on again, i know you had to wake up extra

rob: it's hilarious. "fox & friends" starts right now.elopment all roads in the russia investigation lead directly back to hillary clinton. >> we know that the democrats were trying to get information from russians to use against the trump campaign. >> sam nunberg, a fired former trump campaign aide saying he refused to testify. >> mueller is not going to send me to prison for this. this is ridiculous. the idea that once again donald trump colluded with russia is a joke. >> deadline to pass something on daca came and on capitol hill nothing happened. donald trump tweeted it's march 5th. democrats nowhere to be found on daca. gave them six months. i got to say jimmy, you outdid yourself.

it's hilarious. are you? okay, you want to know. the irony. telling you i am full of great points. also i think the fact that she would do that, it's unseemly. why would you do that? it seems like politics, personal destruction. he's agreed to come on your show. were you trying to judge, pulling them over on the side of the road. what is back to try to shame or humiliate. if you have serious questions to ask, let him answer. and then ask a follow-up. that's journalism. >> greg: jesse, they wanted him on. >> jesse: trump hires the best people. [laughter] we also know, remember you go on five shows. the full nunberg, you go on drunk. i don't blame cnn or msnbc because this guy had gotten subpoenaed and it's kind of a big story. i would get drunk if i got subpoenaed by mueller too. i get that. it is sleazy. cable news is sleazy sometimes. if it bleeds, it leads. this guy was a wounded animal, put them on. what i don't like the network news went into the gutter and took the sky in the afternoon and by 6:30 he was completely discredited. they made

get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards.state is worth it. >> jesse: police officers aren't getting the respect they deserve in oakland, california. they are not even allowed to buy coffee. hasta muerte coffee has announced it won't serve cops in uniform because it isn't safe for customers. "police presence compromises our feeling of physical and emotional safety prickles goat isn't that discrimination? where is the aclu? if a coffee shop says we are not going to serve black people are muslims, there would be a national story and probably illegal. >> greg: i guess because this isn't based on race. they would have to deny a black police officer as well. i think they should declare oakland a sanctuary city for police and see what happens. like a cross between "lord of the flies," and "dawn of the dead." high unemployment, high welfare, high homelessness, high debt. police officers are becoming janitors of human failure. police officers have to clean up after human filth left by the homeless population. meanwhile i have to act

that is too hilarious. >> j-lo has another big gig on the way. "bye-bye birdie" live.been pushed to 2019 because there's no more room on jennifer's schedule. >>> copping up. >> are you ready? >> forget grey and candles. >> we are trying water over everything and it's hot. >> why "station 19" could be shonda rhyme's salespeople jest yet. >> not my fault he walked in at that moment. >> charlize's compromising moment on set. awkward way she met her costar. >> i mean, it's not that big of a deal. closed captioning provided by -- >>> those steel-toed boots were made for walking. charlize theron working the concrete cat walk as she arrived at jimmy kiple's late last night. charlize kept the cats on their toes. >> you're the boss lady. what does it mean being the boss ladisome. >> i means i go like this and everybody goes, yes. they do exactly that. having a little bit of an advantage in hiring people that are incredibly talented that are diverse, that are female, i think all of that stuff is driving our company right now. >> a boss on set as a coproducer of gringo she also p

i wrote for the haverford college paper what i thought were hilarious columns. and then years later when i had become a successful syndicated columnist, there was a reunion, like my 25th reunion or something at haverford college. and somebody had come up with the brilliant idea, there was this, like, dance in the gym. they came up with the idea of blowing up a bunch of my -- they got my columns and blew them up. so all around the gym were these columns i had written in the '60s that were, i just thought, hilarious when i wrote them. [laughter] and they were awful, you know? there must have been so many drugs involved -- [laughter] that i thought they were funny enough to write, that anybody thought they were funny enough to print. so it was a lesson to me that, you know, sophomoric is -- [laughter] it's a real problem, and i was -- >> being a sophomore. >> anyway, after that i went to work at the daily local news in west chester, pennsylvania. sounds like the newspaper superboy delivered, right? [laughter] and it was. it was a little, west chester, pennsylvania.

i wrote the entire thing and when i finished i read it and thought it's hilarious. i'm going to do it on johnny carson. >> ellen's vision came true. >> i feel like i'm going to own the town after this. >> "e.t." spoke with her that same year. >> the talk show host opened up to dax shepard on his pot cast about the depression she experienced after coming out. >> there was so much talk about it. everyone was sick of it. even though i had done the cover of time magazine a prime time special with diane sawyer and oprah elton john said shut up already. we know you're gay. be funny. >> did you have any idea how big that one decision would be? >> i knew i could possibly lose my show. >> ellen told cameron she knew what was at stake. >> i didn't want to live that way. >> the talk show host just turned 60. sean hayes who was in london missed her star studded party but brought her a present. >> i got you a beef eater hat. can you drive with it? >> i think so. if i take the top down, i'll be fine. >> by the way ellen is always busy because she's reportedly launching a reality

that is too hilarious. >> j-lo has another big gig on the way. "bye-bye birdie" live. pushed to 2019 because there's no more room on jennifer's schedule. >>> copping up. >> are you ready? >> forget grey and candles. >> we are trying water over everything and it's hot. >> why "station 19" could be shonda rhyme's salespeople jest yet. >> not my fault he walked in at that moment. >> charlize's compromising moment on set. awkward way she met her costar. >> i mean, it's not that big of a deal. closed captioning provided by -- sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> those steel-toed boots were made for walking. charlize theron working the concrete cat walk as she arrived at jimmy kiple's late last night. charlize kept the cats

today's far right is dangerous not because they are fascistsng in the hilarious sense but because angry voters under the right conditions of cultural and economic anxiety will latch on to their ideas and follow them falling victor to new political physiology's. politicians who come along and they exploit real grievances. they see the neighborhood changing. maybe they have to wait in line at the hospital more than before. people do have grievances. what they have done is blamed everything wrong with society on immigrants the problem in your school.ng if we just kept them out everything would be fine. during the trump campaign. everything was blamed on immigrants. i think they have taken legitimate grievances in an up to new sick way. they had blamed everything on immigration and people flock to them because they are offering an easyin solution. all of your problems would be gone tomorrow if you take these people out.u i think that could take our country and many other countries in europe andco beyond in in a really dangerous direction if they get their way and they make those ideas mains

meeting between don junior and a campaign staff with a team of russians that said they had dirt on hilarylinton. in the wake of last month's deadly school shooting, the florida senate narrowly passed a bill to restrict rifle sales and allow some teachers to carry guns to school. the bill will raise the age to purchase a gun 18-21 and ban bump stocks. >> a group of new york firefighters were hurt this morning battling a blaze in brooklyn. the burning brownstone collapsed on top of them. two of the firefighters were treated at the scene. another two take ton hospital with minor injuries. if there were an oscar for most outrageous performance, it would go to the man that took francis gorman's statue. he posted this photo of his showing off an oscar at the governor's ball. he said he won it for best producer. it was engraved with his name and taken during the party. he was arrested, the statue returned. for any minutes you missed from the ceremony, go to 6abc.com/oscars. we have photographs, videos and a list of all of the winners. >> we are not winners when it comes to the weather front. >>

are those the reasons for which hilary lost the election?what it is. jennifer is once again trying to re-invent the history. they had a failed candidate, a failed campaign. they're just trying to create opportunities to describe why hillary clinton lost whether it was because she was a woman, now because of the e-mails. scandal wasn't a true story. why was there an fbi investigation? we'll find out when the inspector general report comes out about the fake news story they're going to try to wrap themselves around. it's an outrage. why did the deep state and mccabe and strzok and page do so much to sweep this under the rug? that's one of the reasons why i called for another special counsel to investigate what happened here. >> sandra: judicial watch president tom fenton noting the concerns laid out in the book are the very reasons why clinton is not in office. listen to this. >> they call it trivial and irrelevant may be an indication of the seriousness of issues and voters understood it. >> absolutely. look, having a secret server in your ba

. >> caller: i find it so most hilarious the democrats were in charge of everything so the security that they were in charge of they were fine with what was going on then once hillary started to lose now are excited it seems a littles strange. >> it wasn't until last fall that facebook really acknowledged they had these ads and people had used the platform in google and twitter acknowledged it also so this was not known during the obama administration but you are right for a long time silicon valleyey was the darling of the business world and not yet big tack but still seen entrepreneurs with startups that scaled so fast and i think the public perception has churned quite sharply in part because of the fact we had blinders on for much of the 2016 election how their platforms were manipulated and it was pretty crazy to think they had anything to do with the elections but now they are coming to terms with several and the power that they had. >> senior writer with wired magazine you can find her on twitter. we appreciate your time. >> thank you minutes. [inaudible conversations]

get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it.e details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. ♪ >> tucker: time now for the most intense part of the show. we picked two news experts. ed henry, a perennial champion. he has won three matchups and a roll. he is one-third of the way of matching shannon bream from last year. his challenger this week is lauren blanchard. >> thanks for putting me in my place. >> tucker: shannon is the platonic ideal. here are the rules, i will explain to you. i ask the questions. the first one to buzz in gets to answer.ai you have to wait until i finish the question if you lose a point, -- are you ready? question one. president trump was in california this week to look at some border wall prototypes. the pr

. >> the conners joys and struggles are as relevant and as hilarious today as they were then.modern america than roseanne. >> we're at a point in time in our country where people are divided. where there's a lot of frustration and there's a lot of angst. there's a lot of economic frustration. and i think the conners really signify that. >> our last elections, the jokes were just writing themselves. i will wake up with jokes in my head. dream jokes. we wanted to show an accurate depiction of america. >> and there are new faces in the conner family portrait. >> one of my favorite episodes was when d.j. wouldn't kiss the black girl in the school play. >> is it because she's black? >> well, you'll be mad if i say yes. >> no, we won't. >> yes, we will. >> we wanted to honor a lot of those really powerful story lines currently in this season, he married her and they have a child together who is on the show. >> they are unlike any other family on television. and, again, in this run, like the first run, do not shy away from any topic. i think it's exactly what's needed. and it's so da

get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it.ack pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... ...plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >> shepard: the two construction firms behind the podesta bridge that collapsed in miami yesterday have faced fines and lawsuits before. the companies are mcm construction and fig bridge design. miami herald newspaper reports that in the year 2012 fig had a 90-ton slab of concrete fall from a bridge it was building. the associate press reports that the feds have hit mcm the other company with tens of thousands of dollars in fines. and this month a lawsuit accusing mcm of hiring incompetent, inexperienced, unskilled or careless employees. that's the wording from the document. representatives from both companies say they are cooperating with the collapse investigation. moments ago senator bill nelson commanded the u.s. department of transportation release all documents related to the

that was hilarious. that was the best one yet. >> jordan and i were just like, this is not fair.nts. but because of the climate of the world and the racial spectrum that we live in in the united states, he can't. so we'll do it for him. >> i invited looper, my anger translator, to join me tonight. >> we knew that this was something president obama was really going to enjoy. he may have felt that he could use an anger translator for real a few times, now he actually had one. >> we count on the press to shed light on the most important issues of the day. >> and we can count on fox news to terrify all white people! >> it was amazing. it was earth-shattering. the best way to describe the feeling is satisfaction. >> focus on billionaire donors creates real problems for our democracy. >> and that's why we're running for a third term! >> no we're not. >> we're not? who the hell said that? >> donald trump. is here tonight. >> i had just started at the white house. and i got the final draft. and it had all this new stuff about donald trump that judd april that poe and john lovett had writ

>>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> oh, channing tatum posted this hilarious shot of his daughter a little tyrant fairy artist holds you down and makes your face look better." i love it, those some are good parents. we know mom jenna has beauty tips to share. >> obviously you have to do this in combination with working out. >> reporter: jenna dewan tatum does lacers to tighten the skin on her tummy. her secret for flawless toned legs? a cocktail of shimmer makeup. ♪ madonna makes 59 look like 39 by doing fork physical therapies. >> a facial happening with a fork. it works really good. tightens the skin. >> mom of three jessica alba uses this $69 tool to tighten and impreserve skin tone. >> it like heats up and massages your skin. so under here, which is my favorite thing to do, giving your face a little workout -- >> reporter: tricia yearwood tried goat yoga. >> when you're in that position, you know there's a goat on you. i have to go home and explain scratches and hoof marks. but you know. >> reporter: what are other celeb secrets? pilates devotee kate hudson does collagen smoot

>> i assume he's in the pool but proving to be somewhat hilarious. he's trying to get out of one leg it goes into the other one, much to the amusement of the an water balloon. >> therely what it is. o >>> when it comes to play, why not just play smarter, like jeremy is doing in this video. >> i'm sorry, but i think that's genius. >> we used to do this when we were kids on the frozen pond we'd g up a trash bag and make a sail. >> they were killing time tween baseball games and got creative with the wind. not the only thing, tried to do a bit of an amateur wing suiting as well. you can do it. >> not quite as well. >> not quite as well as the other one but i appreciate the effort. >> you just need some wheels, man. >> don't go jumping off >>> theo is going to demonstrate the anatomy of a relationship.this dog right here, a bulldog. look at the choices.theo's owner noticed how much they like bulls. they put them in the water but theo picks the biggest one. he goes after it. he pulls it and does what he can to get it out of the water. and once he does, he

it worked great but not a joke in the whole thing, but we thought it was hilarious. >> you better tellto land as soon as we can. this woman has got to been to a hospital. >> what do you think it is? >> i don't know but i know it's serious enough to get to the city with nearest hospital abilities. tell the captain i want to talk to him. >> certainly. please help me. >> not only does it fit the style of acting we love, but also because we had the film to look at, there were a lot of shots that we just took. we said, hey, this is great. we wanted to go shot for shot so it really would look like an old movie. in fact, scene for scene. we just copied it. >> because of my mistake, six men didn't return from that raid. >> because of my mistake, six men didn't return from that raid. >> we have visitors. >> hello. >> hi. >> we have a visitor. >> hello. >> hi. >> basically what we do is set up familiar situations and then we reverse the audience's expectation of the outcome. >> would you like to have it? >> thank you. thanks a lot. >> sure. you ever been in a cockpit before? >> no, sir. i've nev

>> hilary: you know, maybe this is a sign that there's only one right way to do this, someone that you know. >> jack: if it isn't someone like devon that you're looking for, what about devon? >> victoria: it's proof, dad. ashley's been funneling secrets to jack. it's a terrible betrayal, but she's left you no choice. you have to fire ashley. >> j.t.: well, that's quite a look you got in your eyes there. should i lock the door? >> victoria: i want you to tell me again how you lifted jack's thumbprint and managed to find the papers that ashley slipped him. >> j.t.: well, it was beat...

leads one nation from hilarious she's sitting in the press if you touch it. believe me this is the screen you can see this is really. it's not just. the different kind of good didn't understand. this stupidity these are two wires downstream of my ass. just one new month plan to deal with this growth is not possible to. just seems to conceive position a good time looking. around and do most enormous amount possible just wrestle state and encourage us to live well. if you want to. do when are you going to put your money. underground emissions from someone that you are going to. rebuild it on and do you want to do. you don't go to the one of them. thinking. as really. do. want to. know the smell of fish. it's quite different then it's nice to have the government would be able to actually stop. the fish in its back what's going on. it's a different experience but it's a good development they don't like yeah usually that's the case here is where we go to like the pharaohs they say get out you know or. you know about that place they don't like us very much at all.

hilarious a step toward achieving my dream up women to make me. eat in my dream as a cyclist is to keep working hard and to become a successful professional in that way i'll help inspire passion for the sport among other race and cyclists and wonder. where else is there talk if there's not in the news. the younger generations are knights anymore repeating the past story not talking to someone because they're not the same ethnic group. to make it is it as if many as a city where violence has dropped a city that's resisted violence and created new things you've got to ask the question how did we do it. i have the answers because there are other forces in the city that have not been poisoned by politics and you that are working for the good of society you get our hope what is your. secret is going forward always what has been done here for the last twenty years is remarkable i mean you don't see a turnaround happen in many countries that have been more ravaged and and pretty much decimated you know to the ground. lebanon is in the middle you have syr

swankyou remember hilary a machine got an academy award for "boys don't cry," and she -- paid 300 million300,000. her price when up to $1 million. look. thank you for that it is now time for our press review. alison sargent is on the set. taking a look at what the papers have to say today. on the election and elite with the reaction to the vote that has plunged the country into political uncertainty. alison: that is right, genie. i want to start with a paper that sums it up from rome. this paper says "what a mess." on the front page, you can see the activist that interrupted berlusconi as he was voting yesterday. she actually made it to quite a few front pages. the paper says no party has the majority needed to control the movement, but the five-star movement and far northern league , andcoming out winners they are saying "we told you so." their front page -- "everything changes," and you see with the five-star movement, very young leader luigi demaio looking very self-satisfied, and he is sort of chasing the leader matteo salvini offstage. genie: he is taking a bit of a beating today. ri

. >> right, when my great heroine disgrace, wonderful, spunky, delightful woman, hilarious in fact but absolutely passionately dedicated which was a graduate of barnard college which was the single mr. luce my college and the best job she could get was being a telephone operator. >> this is been a fantastic panel. [applause] ... [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> live coverage from the tucson festival of books continues. liza mundy who was written most recently "code girls: the untold story of the american women code breakers of world war ii" now joins us on her outdoor set to take your calls. liza mundy, how do you find a history like this? did you stumble on it? >> guest: so i read a declassified history that had been written by an. nsa historian, the national security agency is our defendant of wartime code breaking. one was declassified then i talked to agency historians who introduced me to the larger story then i had to track down the women to get them declassified. >> hidden figures came out around the same time so how was that they came out at the same time?

. >> he was one of kind, making people laugh with his crazy dance moves and his hilarious impressions. >> reporter: it was that spirit that captured the heart of her fiance. her father said they met in middle school. >> our hearts are broken and we grieve with you. >> ryan's father said a moment of silent wasn't fitting for a man like him. asking everybody instead to participate in a moment of roar. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: followed by deputy zerkle's end of watch ceremony. outside more honors. >> i'm proud of the men and women of our organization and how they reacted to this. >> reporter: his legacy will live on. >>> the government now has more access to your personal investigation. a new law called the cloud act was part of the federal spending bill signed by president trump today. the law makes it easier for law enforcement agencies to demand access to online information no matter what country the data is stored in. apple, facebook, google and other tech giants pushed for it. they say it is aingi individual rights. >>> as abc7 reporter wayne freedman says, progress is m

[laughter] it's pretty hilarious.ssia nonstop literally nonstop for more than a year. almost no information has come out to justify the obsession. none has come out to justify the claim that there was collusion. and most americans are no longer interested if they ever were. so what's called on here. a former regional director for barack obama's presidential campaign he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. this is confusing to me because normally you would say look, maybe the democratic party and their propaganda arm in the media didn't explain this well enough. that's not true. they actually worked really hard to make this palatable to unpack it as they say in the media. they have been relentless in their presentation of this. and people still don't care. so why is that, do you think? >> why do americans not care? >> tucker: yeah. would do americans not care? >> because we have been hearing about this for over a year this is very ongoing. very little trickles out from an fbi investigation because mueller is buildin

>> they could definitely hang with the guys, they were just as important and hilarious. >> hey, studfins, want to make bouncy, bouncy? >> they had three female performers, and three female writers. which if you look at the comedy landscape at that time, is unheard of. >> what made "saturday night live" different from those other shows was our show was the first one to really have a voice for a younger generation. >> then the man -- >> eww! >> eww! >> yuck. >> that's disgusting. >> and then you scream, and then he screams, and then it's over. >> the early days of "snl" were a tale of two worlds. because you had these great female writers like ann beatts and marilyn miller and rosie shuster, but john belushi didn't want to do sketches written by women. >> i like sirloin steak, i like american food. don't push me, i mean it! >> john used to regularly ask for the women to be fired on the show, because chicks just weren't funny. >> awful! awful! couldn't be worse! >> really enough to make you want to puke your guts out. >> it was an uphill battle. lauren used to come around to me and rosy

just decided almost hilarious how it was democrats in charge everything during the election, so security of the internet and stuff, they were in charge of. they were fine with all that was going on as long as hillary was winning. once hillary started to lose and now they lost, they are all it seems change. host: issie lapowsky. the final minute or so. the guest: sure. would say, it wasn't until last fall that facebook really had sold ads hey twitter e and acknowledged it, too, and many other tech companies, this was during the obama administration, you are right, valley ng time silicon had been the darlings of the business world, they were not they were still seen as innovative ntrepreneurs, start-ups that scaled so fast and i think the public perception of companies turned quite sharply in part because of the fact they really much of thes on for 2016 election about how their being manipulated and insisted after the election think pretty crazy to fake news had anything to do with election results, now i coming to terms with the role they play, the power they have, but it might be late.tl

. >> see the hilarious prank that might make a few feel salty. >> so foolish!ndy. >> most of us are. to see all of this go to rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or check it out on our mobile app. >>> next time assembly line. ♪ >>> it's one thing if you find yourself in a pickle, but it's a whole other one if the pickle finds you. >> oh it's a pickle pocket. >> in this case a pickle pocket is ross creation. we've seen him put hotdogs in people's pockets before. now he's doing it with pickles. >> so weird. >> it's a friendly pickle. >> it's cute. >> hi, i'm peter and today we're going to be putting pickles in people's pockets. >> in case you're wondering, he's using real pickles. bought them at the store, drained them, dried them, put google i-e google y eyes on it. >> this video is so peculiar. >> almost immediately people notice there's something that wasn't in their pocket before. >> what's this? >> imagine if you don't see it right away but other people do. hanging out. >> excuse me, ma'am, there is a -- >> maybe this is their pet pickle they're taking

that was hilarious, thearmy saying the women had better nerves . but so their ability to manipulate literally this new technology and to use it with great efficiency was terribly important. by the end of the war these women had handled 26 million calls. 150,000 calls a day. >> really amazing so during world war ii, many of the civilian women who were breaking codes for the u.s. army were members of the signal corps, like your women as awell and during world war ii, most of the messages were taking place over radio transmissions although i morse code and there was a dizzying number of prototype systems that the germans and japanese were using. the germans were using the famous enigma cipher which was a machine that was in every u-boat and used by the army and air force to insight for a german messages, to scramble letters so the k would go through a series heof permutations and emerge asa different letter . there were women who were recruited from colleges who were kept in math and languages who could do the math who had devised early computer copro

>> how things get hilarious, when we try to decode our own.how or check it out on our mobile app. >>> we are all one of these. [ laughter ] the question is, which one are you? >> that was you, i thought that was you at first when i heard it. >> the heart attack? >> the ahhh! >> the trouble one. >> that is definitely bailey. >> you know what? i have a distinct laugh. [ laughter ] >> let's find out which one you are, mister. >> i'm like whip crash, ha! and then i'm done. >> no, not at all. instead of hands, you're slapping knees. >> it was more like a duck quacking. >> in here somewhere. this one. >> oh, you've got car troubles. >> you cry. you are like my aing rniagara f. >> all the time, i laugh really hard i cry. it goes from laughing to ugly crying. >> like that. >> yes. >> nick it's just mocking. >> nick is what we call the rich guy. bah-ha-ha-ha-ha, without the rich. [ laughter ] >> i don't think any of us are this one. [ laughter ] >> that's a good joke. you can't help but release all that funny energy through your entire body. >> you see