i'm going with hugh grant. yeah. let's see what the answer is. >> oh! the author, who wrote "forrest gump" said john goodman gump." >> john: i can see that. >> you're right. other than tom hanks and by the way, i said we have to mention it every time we talk about john travolta, our biggest fan he said we could say that, he gave us permission. >> luanne: good morning, john! sorry, david, they got it wrong but they looked pretty doing it. >> reporter: at the pink chalet! >> john: "american idol." time for your "american idol" recap. >> luanne: merissa clark from johnnie's house on xl 106.7 joins us live with some of her favorite acts. good morning! good to see you! >> reporter: good morning, good to see you as well. >> you say one of the standout contestants was mckenzie borgue. what was good about mckenzie. >> i think she did an incredible job last night. here's what is really quirky -- a quirky personality and, took a little bit of a risk and did a melody and put all the judges' songs together and did a melody >> luanne: let's look then: >> stupid boy

. >> reporter: hugh grant is the ceo of monsanto. he says if farmers want to take their business elsewhere they have plenty of options. >> the grower has very little loyalty, very little from the best possible seed that produces the best possible crop. >> reporter: those crops are getting harder to sell. as consumes say they dent want gmos in their food. >> i want to say, no to gmo. and yes to healthy foods. >> we have no idea what potential health complications arise from eating diets richt in gmos. >> reporter: and some companies are reacting. chipotle, hershey, and whole foods, have or will soon ban or require the labelling of all the big question is -- is all of this fear justified? >> researchers are only just beginning to investigate the myriad of potential adverse health effects. >> reporter: like what? >> from gmos. the issue is we don't have the long term independent studies to be able to answer these questions fully. >> reporter: and this its the great divide. polls show 57% of americans think gmos are unsafe to eat. but co

according to multiple reports the giants scheduled to meet with the offensive coordinator, hugh grant . the paper is pushing that . >> i think it could happen. the papers are saying that >> huge news yesterday they voted to move the rams back to saint louis. the team moves to the site of the old racing track in englewood, 10 miles from la. if you ever thrown into flown into lax, it's right near there. it's the nation's largest media market. they are about to lose their football team. the devils were there to face them . they find patrick in the here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. there' s a place online where you always get more than you pay for. tjmaxx.com brands you love, at prices that work for you... anytime. maxx life!

. >> reporter: hugh grant its the ceo of monsanto. he says if farmers want to take their business elsewhere they have plenty of options. >> the grower has very little loyalty, very little from the best possible seed that produces the best possible crop. getting harder to sell. as consumes say they dent want gmos in their food. >> i want to say, no to gmo. and yes to healthy foods. >> we have no idea what potential health complications arise from eating diets richt in gmos. >> reporter: and some companies are reacting. chipotle, hershey, and whole foods, have or will soon ban or require the labelling of all gmos. the big question is -- is all of this fear justified? >> researchers are only just beginning to investigate the myriad of potential adverse health effects. >> reporter: like what? >> from gmos. the issue is we don't have the long term independent studies to be able to answer these questions fully. >> reporter: and this its the great divide. think gmos are unsafe to eat. but consider this. safe. and, prestigious scientific orga

. >> hugh grant is the ceo of monsanto. if farmers want to take their business elsewhere they have plenty of options. >> the grower has very little loyalty. they're looking for the best possible seed that produces the best possible crop. >> but those crops are getting harder to sell. as consumers say they don't want gmos in their food. >> i want to say no to gmo and yes to healthy food. >> we have no idea what potential health complications arise out of eating diets rich in gmos. >> and some companies are reacting, chipotle, hershey and whole foods have or will soon either ban or require the labeling of all gmos. the big question is, is all this fear justified? beginning to investigate the myriad of potential adverse health effects. >> like what? >> gmo. the issue is that we don't have long-term independent studies to be able to answer these questions fully. >> than is the great divide. polls show 57% of americans think gmos are unsafe to eat but consider this, 88% of scientists say gmos are safe. and prestigious scientific

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could it be colin firth or patrick dempsey subbing in for hugh grant taking a page from the "star wars" playbook producers are doing everything to keep it secret filming three the actors know the truth until it hits the silver screen. the premiere is september 2016. >> we got a date. >> i think it's fun. and it really did work for "star wars" and renee zellweger said she thinks it's a great idea. looking forward to that. >> what are you doing in september? we're going. >> there. okay. >>> something not quite comforting is brewing at windsor castle. after nearly 300 years of using the same type of bedding, sheets, blanket and down filled quilts called eded eider downs i've switched to hotel style duvets and some are not taking it lying down. one staff, thank you, thank you, everybody, ginger, that one is for you, baby. staff members telling "the daily mail" many in the royal household believe duvets are too nouveau, too hotel like and the use of eider downs should be upheld because they demonstrate a certain attention to detail throughout the many, many hundreds of years it's a sheet, i