reminds you that hollywood is not america, and you need to remember that.ok, there is one of my favorite songs called "hollywood is not america," on my iphone right now. and i agree with her. i was in louisville the past weekend, it's a beautiful town and you know what, i think we are seeing more and more of these hollywood elites, luckily saying wait a minute, during the pandemic they moved to other place, found other places to go, talented singer, love my katy perry, big fan and i think you know, i'm glad she's actually speaking out and giving a voice to say that hollywood is not everything, and we talk about the wokeness of netflix and disney, you know, i think people are starting to wake up. good for her. >> harris: i wonder if there is not somewhat of an exodus at least in thinking about hollywood. i don't know if their bodies have followed their mindsets yet, rob, but you hear more people in hollywood saying they need more of a slice of reality, and lockdown will do it for you, that state was locked down a long time. >> absolutely, and katy perry is n

abc's eva pilgrim going behind the scenes now for a candid hollywood reckoning. >> hey.t 70 years since i've been here. i came here a young fellow, bright-eyed and hoping to do something in hollywood. >> you may not necessarily know his name, but you certainly know his face. from iconic films like "chinatown," "blade runner," "big trouble in little china," and his voice as mr. ping in "kung fu panda." >> go, go, go! >> reporter: but when james hong first hit hollywood in the early '50s, he found few meaningful roles available to an asian actor. in the 1953 flick "blood alley" he played a chinese soldier. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> well, i've got to tell you, in those days hollywood didn't trust asian americans to play the leading roles. >> reporter: a lot of times the men are emasculated. we can think of breakfast at tiffany's with mickey rooney's mr. yunioshi. speaks with an accent. buck teeth. >> i protest! >> the leading roles men and women were played by white actors. you know, and my acting with j. carol nash playing charlie chan. every morning he he had t

chulpan khamatovuga for everyone, the russian threat comes in bulk in all hollywood films . the pieces are played by the ukrainians, which is funny, but in fact, true. they are also russian right after fulton speech until the release of our program. we are still their enemies. and if, for example, a russian actor is now sometimes allowed to speak publicly, then we need to think hard. why this happens and not to indulge yourself with illusions, no matter how pleasant it is, is the most demonstrative sad example. anna netrebko of the russian opera diva was fired from all possible european philharmonics for no reason; she paused to consider how to continue her career more successfully and severely condemned the special operation. only this did not help to avoid the insane culturological illustration and return to the opera what was her answer remind we read anna’s publication but are not yet ready to change our position the director of the metropolitan opera pieter gel stunned the artist if anna netrebko in the long term they demonstrate that she has seriously and completely di

hollywood features that will provide free press fit from the nerve chattering thunder of battle. the industry is giving the films and the armies getting them right up to the firing lines through a world network of exchanges. iceland england gold coast africa north africa middle east iran india greenland northeast newfoundland bermuda trinidad panama northwest canada alaska hawaii australia new caledonia and fiji in new york the army's oversees motion pictures service handles the complex problems of wartime shipment with trained efficiency. three new features every week 63 prints per subject donated by the motion picture industry. a top priority is granted those responsible for moving the 16 millimeter films to the combat area. the objective not only to give the troops the best in entertainment pictures, but also to get the films on screens overseas as preview performances. or at least to show them simultaneously with their release in the state. a staggering assignment this considering the distant land to be reached yet. global mileage is shrink before today's transportation and a

jason nathanson, abc news, hollywood. >> storied career cut short indeed.e was born in newark in 1954, abandoned by his mother and then adopted by his orphan parents. graduated from the university of miami and became an acting legend. ♪ >>> time now for "the mix," starting with a small step for a robot and a giant leap for science. >> but you may need a microscope to see it. engineers at northwestern university unveiled what they say is the smallest ever remote-controlled walking robot in the form of a tiny crab. >> measuring at just half a millimeter wide, the robo crab has the ability to bend, twist, crawl, turn, and even jump. it's the stuff made out of nightmares. researchers hope these tiny robots can help perform specialized tasks in tightly confined spaces. >> all right. well, good luck with that, guys. >>> next, to the new wor t'shisc goes by the name of pebbles has claimed the crown, named the world's oldest dog by guinness world records at 22 years old. i think that's, what, 110 in human years. >> it's a long time. owners julie and bobby gregory w

is very hot in hollywood. i think i say here is my audience and i'm saying you know, you people are putting these shows on the air these cop shows and all this -- where you putting the bad guy is a typically cliche drug dealer. he looks like a monster put him in jail. put everybody in jail. that's what you guys want. i said, this is not a healthy society that way. you got to understand why people do drugs. well, the book does a great job telling that story and how in the fallout from that golden globe speech. luckily. it wasn't televised in those days. you say you said been televised. i would have been canceled. i don't know i think today you would have been celebrated for that exact speech but that's my opinion. so i want to talk the book does a great job of covering the three times in which phil mcnarrative is told the script the cut in the edit. would you speak to a little bit the differences between each which you have the production and yeah, that's that's three sections the parts that are that's heavy du

the cram de la cram of hollywood. the studios sent their most beautiful ambassadors to the south of france to celebrate an event with an all star lineup. the start of the 1st can film festival, not far away is the hotel to cup the temporary home of the top echelon of american cinema. ah, life here was not only as free and casual as in sunny california business was also possible. but conquest of european cinema began ah, journalist. oh, he shows yvonne has known the festival for decades in front and behind the scenes and gone, sees you listed to georgia, vista devine, the 1946. there was still the festival in venice. yeah. which was associated with fascism to me with films by hitler, and thomas delaney. and so the can festival was to be on the side of liberal democracy behind a film festival, against fascist a cinema against the cinema of dictate is that you or somebody that he's also the leg he every one present had lived through the terrible war to get they came and wanted to have a good time. tape was the 1st big pa

even liz taylor, the goddess herself, descended from the mount olympus of hollywood. ah, countless classics of billing history premiered here. ah, even star directors like alfred hitchcock presented their works personally and with plenty of artificial buzz. the birds of film that still sets standards to day appearance was everything. ah, grace kelly had just won an oscar and was at the peak of her career. the trip to the quote to 0 changed her life forever. and was the beginning of the love story of the century. ah ah, the principality of monaco was a former pirate's nest rested from the narrow strip of lamp for the western alps, hate the sea. and the micro state is just too square kilometers, but one of the richest in the world. with those who buy expensive real estate here, no longer pay income tax a paradise for those who want to keep to themselves. however, the principality was not always so rich. so in 1949 range took over sort of a post war. monaco, europe was recovering. he was very young. he was 26 years old and he needed to find money to, to get the country b

. >> big screen blockbuster, hollywood banks on tom cruise for a box office rebound. and later watch out gardeners, jumping worms and it's not a joke. >> it's like a night crawler on steroids. this is the cbs weekend news ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york, with jericka duncan. ♪ ♪ ♪ > duncan: dood evening, we thank you for joining us on this sunday. tonight a welcome site for parents panicked by a critical nationwide shortage of baby formula. the first shipments arrived in the u.s. from europe, part of what is called operation fly formula. it is a biden administration initiative that aims to quickly increase supplies of the vital food source. 132 palates of specialty formula were unloaded from u.s. air force cargo jets today in indianapolis. it is enough for more than half a million baby bottles. it will be inspected and fast tracked for delivery tol desperate families. cbs's kristeni ruffini is at the white house tonight. christina, good evening. >> good evening, jericka. the president tweeted just a little while ago that a second shipment of formula

far away from hollywood. wilder on the beloved long-running tv show "little house on the prairie." >> i decided something. >> what's that, half pint? >> home is the nicest word there is. >> reporter: gilbert has gone back to the homestead, here at her little cottage in the cat stills. >> this is where i'm happiest. getting dirty in the garden. hanging out with the chickens. having our quiet, peaceful, rural, kocozy life. >> you have your own prairie. >> i have my own prairie, which is what i wanted, i just didn't know how to get it, the life i wanted, the life i pretended to have on television. >> reporter: for gilbert, it's been the work of a lifetime, finding peace in her surroundings and in herself. >> i grew up in hollywood. in a hollywood family. and glamor was the name of the game. it was a sort of given that i would have my nose fixed. it was a given that as i aged i would start to fight it. by using botox and fillers. and it just became -- anathema to who i was on the inside. i think age should be cel

we report on hollywood — are worshipped. we report on hollywood star— are worshipped.wood star tom _ are worshipped. we report on hollywood star tom cruise . hollywood star tom cruise coming to town and being given the festival's highest award, palme d'or. he the festival's highest award, palme d'0r-_ the festival's highest award, palme d'or. , , . palme d'or. he is very nice. he -la ed palme d'or. he is very nice. he played very _ palme d'or. he is very nice. he played very good- _ palme d'or. he is very nice. he played very good. and - palme d'or. he is very nice. he played very good. and one - palme d'or. he is very nice. he played very good. and one of i played very good. and one of the most _ played very good. and one of the most eagerly _ played very good. and one of the most eagerly awaited - played very good. and one of i the most eagerly awaited films of the festival, body horror picture crimes of the future from david cronenberg. even the arimmest from david cronenberg. even the grimmest moments, _ from david cronenberg. even the grimmest moments, especially

he's becoming a dominant force in hollywood, directing the 2018 hit "crazy rich asians.": becoming the first film to feature a predominantly all-asian cast since "the joy luck club." >> i want to understand my mother. i really try. >> reporter: which debuted nearly 30 years ago. did any part of you fear that america might not be ready, even if you were? >> 100%, i didn't think people were ready for that movie. i told my team i wasn't going to make them any money. but at that point, it didn't matter. let's make something that exists so that it exists. >> reporter: before the blockbuster romantic comedy, chu, the son of chinese and taiwanese immigrants, learned hard work and perseverance at a young age through his parents who still own a restaurant in los altos, california. those formative years guiding chu in his career which charted directing films like "g.i. joe: retaliation." >> if you think you've seen it all, take another look. >> reporter: and "now you see me 2." >> when shooting did part of you want to just be considered a director, not an asian director? >> yeah. t

and american hollywood is not friendly here. example, you can try to replace it with a friendly indian painful one, there is a more radical way out to go into movie drinking and show pirated copies . truth. um, it's unlikely that the return to the era of video salons can be called an exit. rather , it is probably some kind of historical cinema dead end , they actually sound quite exotic offers, such as showing a movie theater cinema. classics and if retro came into fashion, film distributors would have no problems at all, spin yourself funny, guys, chaplin's comedies or the ageless masterpieces of the lumiere brothers, our partners , his prilutsky figured out how the russian industry, cinema would survive under the blows of western sanctions. ivanovo is not for the bride, but for pirated films. there are three operating cinemas in the city. we need the one on the southern outskirts. recently, this institution has become the main topic of all cinema forums. this is the first cinema in russia, who started selling tickets for a pir

the hollywood actor ray liotta has died at the age of 67.

why in moscow cinemas are closing, we are waiting for the return of hollywood releases, which allow uso collect large box office, zita and gita are in a hurry to help. who will replace spider-man and transformers on the russian big screen, after many years , those same indian films return. heated floor on the street, endless restoration, who is repairing the polytechnic museum? for 9 years, it was he who was established by rosnan. for which they spent 18 billion most of the exhibits, they did not even pull them out of the boxes. and first, the unexpected return of a well-known brand, or rather, the brand word the brand is not very compatible with it after almost a quarter of a century of absence on the roads of the country , new muscovites may reappear. cars were made at the former plant named after lenin komsomol of the enterprise, which since the late nineties belonged to the french corporation renault, now owned by the city, and the word is nationalization. the government avoids saying that the transfer of power from them to us took place amicably and even for a nominal fee. however

>> lou: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight --jerrael, mes hong, and music from t b wi cle andhe cletones! an apeciate that. very nice, thank you. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy. i am the host. thanks for watching. thank you for crowding into a theater for me. i appreciate it. it's great to be here. and to be free. i don't know if you heard this. the republic of north korea today reported their first case of covid-19. can you imagine that? two years after we all got it. [ laughter ] according to their director of their national institute of infectious disease, dr. dennis rodman -- [ laughter ] the virus, which until now had been un-detected, has appeared. [ laughter ] how did covid even get into north korea? did kid rock play pyongyang? not tell us about it? [ laughter ] of course, the truth is, there have probably been many covid cases in north korea, the country just hasn't acknowledged them for fear of angering their leader's mighty scrotum. [ laughter ] but they are admitting it now, and they've ordered a shutdown, a nati

in hollywood, they made the present a march, the sound stage door. anything in there, with stagehands. every studio had mills were made and sections the sets. you see at the end, the sections for the next day of shooting, they will down on rollers, down the studio streets huge sections like the whole wall of this room here. and into the soundstage. in the soundstage, the stagehands union sent erector's, put these pieces together. the issue that they picked, for this dirt jurisdictional strike was, that the set directors should be carpenters. now carpenters worked in... sections. these fellows only put them together. this led to the jurisdictional strike, the then czar of the carpenters union, had always had a rivalry with the stagehands. so, that was the cause of it. during the war, there had come subversion, and infiltration of some of the unions. even the difficult unions, they had formed a rump group called, the hollywood conference of studio unions. and this was in contrast to the labor council. so, they were on one side one way or another. i was

hollywood star tom cruise is one of the big attractions at cannes this year. maverick, and to be the recipient of a tribute for his 40—year career. he also received a surprise accolade — an honorary palme d'0r, the festival's highest award. the french air force put on a big show for tom cruise at the cannes film festival, honouring him with an impressive fly—past by eight fighterjets. he is one of the biggest names to stand on the red carpet at the famed palais de festival in cannes. being feted at the festival with a special career tribute has to be one of the highlights of his career. this isn'tjust about me, it's about everyone — everyone that i've worked with. a celebration of movies. to be able to share it with people that have just worked so hard, i'm like, this is a celebration of movies and it's beautiful, i'll never forget it, it was really lovely. people are standing in line for hours to get a glimpse of him and screaming and yelling and saying "tom!" "tom, turn around!" "wave at me!" in recent days, cruise has been at several premieres for his recen

in hollywood, they made the present a march, the sound stage door. anything in there, with stagehands. every studio had mills were made and sections? and sets? you see at the end, the sections for the next day of shooting, they will down on rollers, down the studio streets huge sections like the whole wall of this room here. and into the soundstage. in the soundstage, the stagehands union sent erector's, put these pieces together. the issue that they picked, for this dirt jurisdictional strike was, that the set directors should be carpenters. now carpenters worked in... sections. these fellows only put them together. this led to the jurisdictional strike, the then czar of the carpenters union, had always had a rivalry with the stagehands. so, that was the cause of it. during the war, there had come subversion, and infiltration of some of the unions. even the difficult unions, they had formed a rump group called, the hollywood conference of studio unions. and this was in contrast to the labor council. so, they were on one side one way or another. i wa

in hollywood, they made the press any a march the sound staged or. anything in there was stagehands, but every studio had mills where they made, in sections, the sets. you see at the end of the day the sets for the next days shooting, being wheeled down on rollers down the studio streets. huge sections, like a whole wall of this room here. all of it. into the soundstage. in the soundstage, then, the stagehand union put these pieces together. they were then behind the proscenium arch. the issue that they picked for this jurisdictional strike was that the set directors should be carpenters. carpenters worked in the middle and made those sections, these fellows only put them together. this led to the jurisdictional strike. but the then-star of the carpenters union had always had a rivalry with the stagehands. so, that was the cause of it. during the war, there had come subversion and infiltration of some of the unions, even some of the cio unions. they had formed a rump group, called the hollywood conference of studio unions. that's was in contrast to t

he gave her star trek to his clients, and samina's debut role in the road opened the way to hollywoodt she chose to stay close to her master. i was good to you everything that was good filet with her. he lived according to his own script. rosa aurata name like a line of a poem i also spun flowers my garden in cordoba was famous holy grateful creatures. they brought me good luck. when do flowers feel love? they bloom, so they bewitch. you are undoubtedly overflowing with love. they knew each other so well that getting their fifth oscar is a long way off.

hollywood star tom cruise is one of the big attractions at cannes this year. to be the recipient of a tribute for his ao—year career. he also received a surprise accolade — an honorary palme d'or, the festival's highest award. the french air force put on a big show for tom cruise at the cannes film festival, honouring him with an impressive fly—past by eight fighter jets. he is one of the biggest names to stand on the red carpet at the famed palais de festival in cannes. being feted at the festival with a special career tribute has to be one of the highlights of his career. this isn'tjust about me, it's about everyone — everyone that i've worked with. a celebration of movies. to be able to share it with people that have just worked so hard, i'm like, this is a celebration of movies and it's beautiful, i'll never forget it, it was really lovely. people are standing in line for hours to get a glimpse of him and screaming and yelling and saying "tom!" _ "tom, turn around!" "wave at me!" in recent days, cruise has been at several premieres for his recent top gun:

maggie vespa, nbc news, hollywood. >> some movies you just got to see in the movie theater that is onethem. >>> coming up, a weather update from michelle grossman for memorial day travelers > d 'lta>>anwel ke a look at how one man is going above and beyond to help our nation's heroes are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. feel unstoppable. ask your doctor how lasting remission can start with stelara®. janssen can help you explore cost support options. are you tired of washing dishes? well flip the way you clean'em. introducing dawn platinum ez-squeeze. it's a new, upside-down bottle... with no cap. you just grab

in hollywood, they made the press any a march the sound staged or. anything in there was stagehands, but every studio had mills where they made, in sections, the sets. you see at the end of the day the sets for the next days shooting, being wheeled down on rollers down the studio streets. huge sections, like a whole wall of this room here. all of it. into the soundstage. in the soundstage, then, the stagehand union put these pieces together. they were then behind the proscenium arch. the issue that they picked for this jurisdictional strike was that the set directors should be carpenters. carpenters worked in the middle and made those sections, these fellows only put them together. this led to the jurisdictional strike. but the then-star of the carpenters union had always had a rivalry with the stagehands. so, that was the cause of it. during the war, there had come subversion and infiltration of some of the unions, even some of the cio unions. they had formed a rump group, called the hollywood conference of studio unions. that's was in contrast to t

in hollywood, they made the press any a march the sound staged or. anything in there was stagehands, but every studio had mills where they made, in sections, the sets. you see at the end of the day the sets for the next days shooting, being wheeled down on rollers down the studio streets. huge sections, like a whole wall of this room here. all of it. into the soundstage. in the soundstage, then, the stagehand union put these pieces together. they were then behind the proscenium arch. the issue that they picked for this jurisdictional strike was that the set directors should be carpenters. carpenters worked in the middle and made those sections, these fellows only put them together. this led to the jurisdictional strike. but the then-star of the carpenters union had always had a rivalry with the stagehands. so, that was the cause of it. during the war, there had come subversion and infiltration of some of the unions, even some of the cio unions. they had formed a rump group, called the hollywood conference of studio unions. that's was in contrast to t

chaplain and hollywood came together. as a result of a lucky break. chaplain was touring in the uk with the fred carno company which toured the uk theater and musical circuit. they did an extended tour of the united states. and some american producers saw chaplain's comedy on stage and encouraged him to come to work for american film. he was hired during this us tour by the keystone company. this is a series of films famous for the keystone cops series of rough and tumble action films during 1914 1915 chaplain appeared in 35 keystone films where he created the tramp which became a worldwide sensation almost immediately this character known to us all even now with his small size his his hat and his very distinct. look of big shoes big pants and a tiny coat inspired games toys and dolls and that made chaplain's character the first multimedia product. he went in the words we use today viral like nothing else of its day. by the time chaplain was 26. he had jumped to a series of different studios and at this point signed for an annual contract of 16 millio

he made the former soap opera actor a star in hollywood.fe in the many saints of newark, a movie about the early years of a young tony sa pron fro. we got together for a sunday sitdown in one of his last interviews. >>> because of the movies you do, people think you're a tough guy and a gangster. >> what is your point? what is the question? >> when you look at ray, it is hard not to see wise guy henry hill. >> but in real life, the famous good fella is one of the good guys. a ever been in a fight? >> sure. >> you haven't been in many. >> no. in the 7th grade and it was me and this kid. he wanted to challenge me that the food in his school was better than in my grammar school. i never heard of a fight starting over grammar school cafeteria food. a we beat each other like a couple girls. >> how did you make out? >> i won. >> you were 1-o. a yes. >> if you look at the sloppy joes idea fended. >> three decades after the good fellas he was in tough mode last year for the many saints of newark. >> i'm going to have my second set of children with

and david, it's unclear how lee got that knife inside the hollywood bowl. his bail's been set at $30,000. and the district attorney here in l.a. will decide in the next few days what charges he'll face. david? >> kaylee hartung tonight. kaylee, thank you. >>> now to the nationwide manhunt for that escaped murder suspect and a corrections officer in alabama. authorities now say sureillance shows officer vicky white and inmate casey white, of course, no relation, in a patrol car eight minutes after leaving the jail, heading for their getaway car. the sheriff now says the two were romantically involved. security video from the jail showing them leaving together. the sheriff urging vicky white tonight to surrender. >>> to the pandemic and a new forecast from the cdc tonight. for the first time in months, hospital admissions and deaths are now both projected to rise. the cdc now predicts there will be as many as 9,600 more deaths by the end of this month, as the nation now approaches that somber milestone, 1 million covid deaths. and as the fda reviewing moderna

but even here, hollywood blockbusters overshadowing events like this ever widening gap in the film of israel. ah bel repetitive shells around daily thunderstorms out southeast asia, the philippines. but the emphasis now have use radius bit further north west up here, which is the incoming monsoon rain into india, tickly still me and my and central thailand. but we're going to head south where the change of over season here is already brought snow to the far size office trailer in the alps, obviously. but if you follow this wind up now, which is quite a cobra, it picks up a little moisture and then comes on shore in queens. and what happened recently in queensland flooding all the way from the tropics, down towards britain and beyond. most bands we saw a couple of weeks ago, but they're all the same. and his son to pile up this rain. same line last year because little tropical cycling. gina, having gone through event a water slowly on its way south west. so is brisbin going to be affected by this rain? yes, it's going to rain all day on saturday, but then it will still disappear. so i

but even here, hollywood blockbusters overshadowing event, we let this ever widening gap in the film of mystery. ah and i begin in brussels, where finland and sweden have submitted their formal applications to join nato. both countries have long stayed neutral, but russia's invasion of ukraine as rapidly shifted public opinion in favor of joining the alliance. now turkey is blocking nato from even beginning the process. a turkish president accuses the 2 nordic countries of harboring what he calls kurdish terrorists. not all underneath them, as the position of nato's enlargement would be meaningful for us as long as our sensitivities are respected. giving all kinds of support to the p k. k into the y p g terrorist organizations, and asking us for support for nato membership of amounts to say the least to inconsistency and our target. either moto beauty, grand lake or lucian, will do. big nato is a security entity hallway. therefore, we cannot say yes to depriving this security organization of security yet to demand . currently 5 nato members share land borders with russia. they includ

a hollywood icon unforgettable as those signing eyes. >> should i come back again? >> reporter: who passed peacefully in his dreams gadi schwarz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next tonight, people across the country reaching out to help the people of uvalde >>> finally tonight, healing and helping the people shattered by this tragedy. the efforts here in uvalde and beyond. >> thank you for donating. >> reporter: here in uvalde, the community has shown up >> our community was in need. >> reporter: so many people turned out for a blood drive, some even had to be turned away >> in the past two days we saw over 1,500 people come out. >> reporter: and not just here, blood donations shipped from around the country, including this facility in florida. >> we had so many patients come at once. >> reporter: bells tolled today at the national cathedral at the time the shooting started on tuesday as they did around the country. in michigan and in wisconsin, students staged walkouts to protest guns in schools. >> we are not helpless we are not hopeless. we have voices >> reporte

this time dave chappelle salted on stage at the hollywood bowl last night. watch. >> we are not only holding this individual accountable who did this attack and pursuing full prosecution for his assault with a deadly weapon, but we are also looking and tasking the hollywood bowl to look into how did the suspect get into the venue? there are numerous checkpoints that surround the venue and check for any type of weapons. how he slipped through is a mystery to all of us. >> now they want to find out how. cbs reporter jericka duncan shows what happened on stage and how they responded. >> reporter: this video captures the moment a spectator rushed the stage and tackled comedian dave chappelle. he was performing at the netflix is a joke live comedy festival in hollywood. the encounter took place as chappelle was wrapping up his set. he appeared uninjured and security apprehended the attacker. the man was then kicked and punched repeatedly by security guards. afterwards, chappelle brushed off the incident. >> now everybody comes out. >> reporter: and thanked comedi

mayhem at the hollywood bowl. the attack on stage targeting dave chappelle. >>> and protests across the country as the supreme court may be just week away from overturning roe v. wade. the strong reaction here in the bay area. >>> and we talk with legal experts, what they say impacts of overturning roe v. wade could have even for people here in the bay area. >>> and new technology that could make indoor arias safe as outdoors. how it can protect against the flu and even covid variants. good morning. it is wednesday. we are halfway through the week. may 4th. >> may the 4th be with you. good morning to you. all that good stuff. also dubbing today warm up wednesday. >> yeah. >> i like that. >> yeah. >> all right. >> every now and then i come up with someth

maggie vespa, nbc news, hollywood. >> get your tickets and your aviators. >>> when we come back, legacy of service, the emotional moment a father and daughte celebrate their shared dedication to the nation >>> you're looking at arlington national cemetery in virginia, where this weekend service members placed flags among the markers. it's a pre-memorial day tradition and a way to pay tribute to all those buried there, including those who made the ultimate sacrifice. >>> and there is good news tonight ahead of this memorial day about the bond between a father and his daughter, and their legacy of service to our country. >> reporter: at home in maryland -- >> thank god i am a winner. >> reporter: they are competitors on the court. >> good shot >> reporter: but now, tamiya clark and her dad, army sergeant major mark clark, jr., are also united in service. >> the president of the united states has authorized me to commission them as second lieutenants in the united states army >> reporter: that's tamiya on the left, just weeks ago, when the 21-year-old graduate from ft. valley state univers

i just don't want hollywood to get too crazy with the reboot. but you know, we're in a copy cat business. they'll be pulling out movies that don't have good stories in finding other people to try to mimic this. no, let tom do what he does and he'll keep evans exact. john murray. really good to get your thoughts. thanks very much. indeed. my pleasure. now the sale of chelsea football club for more than $5000000000.00 has been completed. the london base club was put up for sale in march that was just before the previous owner, russian oligarch, women of brand, which was sanctioned by the u. k. government following the outbreak of the ukraine war, the clubs been bought by an american consortium, headed by the sports tycoon, todd bony, or governor hamilton his editor at sport's business. he says completion of the chelsea sale would be a relief the premier league. well i think it's important to have chelsea in the premier league there was always a danger that they do might not be completed. and chelsea would go or go out of business. so that was a co

now the hollywood actor has returned to the cockpit to star in the film's follow—up. 0ur entertainmentyalty, actual royalty, up—and—coming stars, a big crowd, and something unexpected, like a fighterjet, on your list. safe to say, this one had the lot. good morning, aviators, this is your captain speaking. top gun maverick is an unashamed throwback to the 1980s, to those blockbuster films that made hollywood so popular. and what tom cruise and his team hope is that by taking inspiration from the past, they can save cinema's future. i'm always thinking about the big screen and that experience. and i know audiences want it. so it's beautiful that i think everyone is feeling it and enjoying this moment. and knowing, you know. as i said, it is emotional. i'm talking to you with no mask and here we are. this sequel, coming 36 years after the original, mixes a heavy dose of nostalgia with some new, yet familiar faces. i was definitely aware of the fact that it is a beloved movie and the fans have a lot of expectations. so it's definitely on my mind. the last few years have been devastating f