the media call you indiana jones of the art world but as far as i can tell from your own accounts your job isn't as action packed i mean it's more like it dan brown no well you said that you deal with it and underworld and obviously you're risking your life sometimes so why like the most dire threats you were saved i don't know the colombian necktie or where your family lives do you take this threat seriously. sometimes you get threats it's normal in the underworld in a criminal world they cannot go to a judge they do not have access to the to justice so day have to use truths so they also do it to me but i don't take them to serious you know. if you keep your words with criminals or with somebody else most of the time you're quite safe but it does mean that i do have to keep my words and of course i have to be cautious because as much as keeping your word always depend on you. yes because if they don't keep their words what can i do but it's very important to keep my words these people as says they cannot go to the police they can not go to to a lawyer or to to a judge so to have thei

he's being called the indiana jones of lost art next historian and detective arthur brown join sophie shevardnadze to talk how extremists in the middle east are using looted treasures to fault their terrorists. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see that. is donald trump's national security advisor john bolton a clear and present danger to america and the world to saber rattling in the middle east particularly against iran should concern us we are forced to ask a fundamental question is the primary architect of trump's policy. welcome to self and calm sophie shevardnadze he knows how to hunt down a man. your piece last for decades no matter if it's decorating somebody's backyard or hidden beneath the murky waters of the underground art world the indiana jones of lost art historian and detective arthur brand is my guest today. pretty free you've still purses and wallets others might come as all hells as well some still hold budgets but there is a criminal underworld with exquisite taste in w

the media call you indiana jones of the art world but as far as i can tell from your own accounts your job isn't as action packed i mean it's more like dan brown no well you've said that you deal with it and underworld and obviously you're risking your life sometimes so why like the most dire threats i don't know the colombian necktie or where your family lives do you take this threat seriously. sometimes you get threats is normal in the underworld in a criminal world they cannot go to a judge they do not have access to the to justice so day have to use threats so they also do it to me but i don't take them too serious you know if you keep your words with criminals of with somebody else most of the time you're quite safe but it does mean that i do have to keep my words and of course i have to be cautious as a not as keeping your word now is depend on you yes because if they don't keep their words what can i do but it's very important to keep my words these people as says they cannot go to the police they can not go to to a lawyer or to to a judge so they have their own criminal. laws a

ark world the indiana jones of lost art historian and detective arthur brand is my guest. still purses and wallets others might. as well some still hold budgets but there is a criminal underworld with exquisite taste in which people steal those contemporary . selling finest crafted. which is on the black market want to kinds of in the dark actions why is that crime culture world more sophisticated than other speeches and how do you feel to retrieve lost most of pieces. are there brand historian and our detective welcome to the show great to have you with us mr brown so. the media call you indiana jones of the art world but as far as i can tell from your own accounts your job isn't as action packed i mean it's more like it dan brown oh well you said that you deal with it and underworld and obviously you're risking your life sometimes so why like the most dire threats you were saved i don't know the colombian necktie or where your family lives do you take this threat seriously sometimes you get threats it's normal in the underworld in the criminal world they cannot go to a j

>> i'm indiana jones when i'm gone, he's gone it's easy. >> okay.sorry, man >> well, you know, better that he hear it from you. >> yeah, i thought so. >> thank you it's a good movie. >> thanks. >> a lot of kids will enjoy it adults, as well. >> i think adults will enjoy it as well. >> i hope you do more animation. >> i hope so, too. all they have to do is ask. >> ask nicely? >> ask nicely. >> check out "the secret life of pets 2" from our sister company universal when it hits theaters june 7th savannah, carson. >> thanks so much. coming up next, summer is here at least unofficially it is. we have got you covered from everything to make the most of your fun in the sun. we are talking grills, speakers, bug repellent, sunscreen, you name it, we'll cover it after this this firs this is "today" on nbt,c. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle fo

>> i indiana jones. when i'm gone, he's gone. it's easy. >> okay.rry, man. >> well, you know, better that he hear it from you. >> yeah, i thought so. >> thank you. it's a good movie. >> thanks. >> a lot of kids will enjoy it. adults, as well. >> i think adults will enjoy it as well. >> i hope you do more animation. >> i hope , too. all they have to do is ask. >> ask nicely? >> ask nicely. >> check out "the secret life of pets 2" from our sister company universal when it hits theaters june 7th. savannah, carson. >>> thanks. coming up next, summer is here. at least unofficially it is. we have got you covered from everything to make the most of your fun in the sun. we are talking grills, speakers, bug repellent, sunscreen, you name it, we'll cover it after this. this. first, this is "today" on nbc. the big carriers are talking about their current 5gbuoll outs, their efforts are limited to a few pockets in select cities or trying to convince consumers that 4g is actually 5g. they're neglecting small towns and rural communities, leaving them on the wrong

ark world the indiana jones of lost art historian and arthur brand is my guest.

. >> like some sort of real life indiana jones he discovered manage remarkable in 2013. >> we make thee underworld. >> all right. i hope everybody is ready for that. >> so this was considered the entrance to the hell. they have dedicated the arch to pluto to the god of the underworld from the gates come the springs with thermal water. >> what we're look agent are volcanic pools with carbon dioxide gas. essentially, poison. >> it's impossible for people to go inside. two years ago two tourist slept near the groto and they were killed by the fumes. it's dangerous. we know the initiated people, some people were chosen to go. >> a select few of the religious class knew that these deadly gases in smaller doses would have a special kind of medicinal effect. in search of heal, they had to enter the underworld through a back door by crossing over an earthquake fault line. >> so you have to jump here in the other dimension. >> they would ceremoniously enter the chambers adorned, lamp lit. one of the most sacred spots in the ancient city. >> and you see the thermal water coming here. >> i see it

>> indiana jones. >> very sharp. >> jesse, i am john rich and this is my world. >> oh. >> my red necke. >> that's the joe biden rule. >> ♪ you bring the whiskey ♪ i'll bring the wine >> if your hair got any higher, it would have its own altitude. i don't know what is going on. >> laughing. ♪ shut up ♪ about politics ♪ >> that was fantastic. i hope you all kept your hats and boots. >> absolutely. >> that was amazing. >> i wanted to go there. shut up about politics. a big announcement. john rich will join us on "the five" this thursday may 30th for a special performance of that song is. how awesome was it? >> well, the nashville trip was a dream come true for me. when i was on the 2016 bus trip. greg wrote all of these funny lyrics to country music songs. i wanted to do that. to see it come to fruition and have john rich sing it. i have shut up about politics in my head. >> he took garbage that i used and i looked miserable on every trip we do. i look like i am getting my teeth pulled. >> you looked like flash in a hat. >> i wasn't there, but it looked like you had a hell of a good time

. >> i feel like indiana jones. it didn't break. feet to the bottom. it wouldn't work out well. what a view. you are pretty confident or you wouldn't be standing there. >> we are very confident. it will hold together. this bridge will be here forever. >> reporter: when is a bridge more than a bridge? when it serves as a bridge between a memorable past and even more exciting time. i love your reaction. the bridge took 10 months to build and they used a drone to put cables between 9000 pounds over the valley to set it up. >> are you saying you wouldn't? >> the glass part would be very unnerving. when you are shooting that there were multiple people on top of the glass. >> the groove sound guys and our intrepid producer. >> if you get that far you turn around and go back or go across. >> reporter: the views are spectacular and the overall story, how awesome. >> it is good to see the revival. drop your gun, officer. you need a lasso for this one. watch. >> at least go in a straight line. heather: the hilarious officer who begged and ple

i feel like indiana jones. >> it is unnerving. >> 140 feet to the bottom. >> it wouldn't work out wellident. it will hold the globe to gather. this bridge will be here together. >> when is a bridge more than just a bridge? when it serves as a bridge between a memorable past and more exciting future. >> they use a drone to fly cables, 9000 pounds each. >> are you afraid of heights? >> i'm not a heights guy. jillian: you did that. >> i have been traveling a lot lately. i'm so tired, okay, bridge, let's go. rob: i was at a bar ones and i looked down and - jillian: you are also badgering. rob: when you can see straight down it is weird. jillian: it is 53 minutes after the hour. a product with shark images. ♪ fish our friends ♪ rob: look at these things. what could be so scary to spark a trigger warning on this? we will let you be the judge coming up. surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com . getting dressed can be rough on sensitive skin. downy free & gentle has no perfumes, no dyes and softens

the first time i arrived in luang prabang, i was feeling, like ah, indiana jones discovering a beautifulouldn't go back. >> anthony: what's your typical day here? like, what -- if you're not working, you're on a good day, you know, sunday. >> french guy: on a good day you have a party. you have a party with old friends, ah, that's before the -- again, there is nothing special to do. it's just a way of life. >> french guy: yeah. training. >> anthony: so how has it changed over the years? i mean, you go to saigon or hanoi? ah, money, money, money coming in, foreign ownership of everything. is -- that's not happening here? >> french guy: yes, i can see there is an acceleration now. when you go to the market and you say, where is it from? they say, thailand. vietnam, china, and to find local fruit, it's difficult. but if you talk to old people, they will say -- we are like the bamboo. we are not trees, so when there is too, too much wind, voila, we bend in the wind, we get up. >> french guy: i was a monk for little bit more than one month. in fact, i signed for three weeks. after three weeks

like jaws 4, indiana jones 4, daredevil 1. (chuckles) miss congeniality 2: armed and fabulous.vie's bad when my homegirl sandy b. can't save it. penny's working tonight; i'm in. not me. i'm having dinner with bernadette and her parents. fun. we know how much you love that. it's torture. especially with her dad. we have nothing in common. you know what i like to do when i'm forced to speak

i want to take the trip down memory lane, if you don't mind today is the 35th anniversary of "indiana jones idea that the first "raiders" was going to -- you were going to have sequels on that? and do more and more of those? >> yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, i was hoping >> jimmy: you did, yeah. >> i was yeah no, it seems -- look, it was based on those kind of saturday matinee kind of cliffhanger deals. >> jimmy: yeah >> that i watched when i was a a kid. but you -- you wouldn't know anything about that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no >> yeah. >> jimmy: but you got the script and you go, "oh, the script is great," and then you got spielberg and then you go - >> yeah. oi>> jimmy: "the combo's g to be great." >> well, i mean, you don't go into these things anticipating the level of success that that -- that that achieved i mean, it was really -- >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, you just -- you just, i mean, just kept hitting home runs left and right. i mean, here's another photo of some other movie you're in this is "star wars." you ever heard of this remember this movie? [ cheers and applause look how happy --

indiana jones in a new movie in ju avatar 3, 4, 5. come out december 2023, '25, '27.of that, seven untitled marvel movies, four untitled pixar movies, three untitled disney animation movies, nine untitled disney live action movies. >> future's looking bright. >> my bank account's looking broke, i'm going to be sitting in amc quite a while. >> you work for the parent -- you're part of parent company disney, whatever. all of that profit is going right to you, will ganss. >> you're right, it's all me, it's all me. >> jack, are you excited? >> can you tell? >> yes. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> sticking with themes about abc news and disney -- >> things that are happening right here on abc. to "the bachelorette." the season premiere is now less than a week away. >> 30 men trying to win hannah's heart. they include two conners, two lukes, a garrett, a grant, a hunter. one man's favorite pastime is drinking with his mom. another is a globally ranked guitar hero champ. >> conner s., 24 from dallas, he works for goldman sachs, and loves justin bieber with love in all caps. >> john pau

and actor harrison ford is weighing in on who should next play indiana jones. like to sees a indiana jones? >> nobody. i'm indiana jones. >> so when you are gone, it's gone. >> when i'm gone, he's gone. jedediah: ford will star in a sixth film that will july 20th to 21st those are your headlines. steve: today 1977 "star wars" opened up as well. pete got hungry, he left. jedediah: he got up and went to find the food. not uncommon occurrence on the "fox & friends" set. griff: jason chaffetz is here. is he grilling up some barbecue. getting ready for it. there is pete. jedediah: i told you. griff: they are eating barbecue. unbelievable. >> my plate is bigger than your plate. pete: oh my goodness: griff: jason is going to talk about something else heating up that's the investigation for the inspector general's report. stay tuned. we'll be back with more barbecue soldiers sailors airmen and marines ♪ lead the good times roll ♪ let the good times roll. ♪ nothing says summer like a beach trip, so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: surf

i i'm thinking he likes "indiana jones". >> he's right out of central ca casting. >> i like it. >> jamie of how big it was. need a backyard for that kind. >> jamie next to the display. >> i'm sure you said it, why you don't know why it is a boy or a girl? >> so they can't actually look at the dna of it. genetically they can't figure out the pelvis size is what they look at. they think it might be a girl, but they can't say for sure. so that's -- they have to still do more research. that's why these types of finds are such a big deal. >> all right. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> there is new concern about the rollout of 5g mobile networks. ahead, how it could affect our weather forecast. you're watching "cbs this morning." ounts you can open from here in 5 minutes. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? over the last 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 i

. >>> rescuers are racing to find a missing boy in indiana after flood waters september him away on thursday. owen jonesmming when fast moving currents swept him downstream. rescuers are now using boats with sonar and drones instead. >>> authorities say the two people have died in oklahoma after severe storms this week, and there doesn't appear to be relief in sight with more bad weather expected this weekend. with more than 40 million people under severe weather threat, and that threat extends all the way from the central plains to the great lakes. cnn national correspondent omar jimenez is in tulsa tracking the latest. > . >> reporter: all kent bruce could do was stare, knee deep in water, his home flooded. >> i knew it was here, so i'm just speechless right now. >> it's a familiar feeling for all too many across the plains and midwest, many places still recovering on the tail end of what's been a week that's brought deadly tornadoes, heavy rain and life saving water rescues. >> it's important for us to maintain this series of dams because the water continues to flow in. >> lieutenant colonel adam wee

. >>> rescuers are racing to find a missing 4-year-old in indiana after flood waters swept him away on thursday. authorities say owen jonesplaying with all the friends in a creek when a fast moving current swept him down stream. it's not safe to send in divers so rescuers are using boats with sewners and drones instead. >>> two people have died in oklahoma after severe weather this week and there's no relief in sight but more bad weather expected this weekend. more than 40 million are still under a severe weather threat. >> reporter: this is the reality for many people here in tulsa, oklahoma. and it's become a reality they've grown all too familiar with over the course of this week. just a few day agos or crews were able to drive through this street. statewide all 77 kunlties in a statewide emergency at this point. and many people having to come to grips with the harsh reality of this flooding. all he could do was stare, knee-deep in water, his home flooded. >> i'm never going to tear so -- i'm just speechless right now. >> reporter: it's a far feeling for all too many across the plains and midwest. many eplaces still re

jones — the director of transnational threats at the center for strategic and international studies. mike pompeo clearly has concerns still. do we know whatjohn walker lindh is like after 17 years in prison in indianath john walker but there has been some communication withjohn walker lindh and others, including journalists. what it looks like, as far as we can tell, he still harbours some extremist views. they've evolved a bit since 2001. he may harbour some pro islamic state views, evolving from al-qaeda and the taliban. still concerning. we'll have to see what he's like when he gets out. in a way, an interesting case for testing the american system of integrating individuals who have been radicalised, putting them back into society. what happens to him now, what's the process for making sure he's integrated in a way that's safe ? he's integrated in a way that's safe? there are restrictions on what he can do, but there is not an american disengagement programme from the government, like in the uk, with the prevent strategy, there's no programme to de—or disengage him from radical beliefs stop —— disengage. it isn't trying to evolve his ideology, which puts him in a dangerous situation. this is a