. >> plus new york housewife shares memories from jfk junior's intimate 20 years after his you have a strong values. gcu's online degree program in cyber security makes it convenient for you to join the newest front in keeping your community safe. private. christian. affordable. nonprofit. visit gcu.edu/online >> welcome back, everybody. only "e.t." got the cast of bac years after the film's premiere. this cell, they look exactly the same. >> i have been watching all of this footage on repeat. i can't get enough of them all reliving these moments. they're telling "e.t." all hair stories 20 years after the movie opened. to them it all still feels like yesterday. ern. >> what does it feel like to be back together again 20 years later? >> crazy. >> pretty great. kind of feels like honestly, whenever i see this group, it just takes me back and feels like no time has passed. >> did you have any idea you were making this movie that would stand up 20 years later. >> personally, i felt like we were part of something special. it was really interesting because there is internet was kind you hav

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jfk junior was 38 years old when he died.hows him saluting his father's casket on his third birthday. no doubt you've seen that. after the as a assassination in dallas in 1963. in just hours from now, the women for trump coalition will be launched in pennsylvania. it will focus on turning out the female vote in 2020. just how crucial will the women's' vote be? an advisory board member for the women's coalition for trump will be at the event later today and she joins us live. good morning, naomi. thank you for joining us. you're going to have a long day. >> yes. it's just starting. great to be here. heather: tell us a little bit about this coalition that's being put together and why it is so important for the trump campaign moving forward. >> everyone's vote is important but the women's vote is extremely important and the goal of the coalition is to mobilize women to go back to their communities and talk to other women about issues that they care about. we have this fox poll that i'll bring up for you to respond to. and this w

. >>> let's move on now to the late jfk junior and carolyn bessette-kennedy.anniversary of the tragic plane crash that ended their lives way too soon. but now, a new tlc documentary is taking us back to one of the happiest moments in their lives -- their top-secret wedding. >> oh, it's beautiful, isn't it? >> so cool looking, yeah. >> the ceremony was filmed at candle-lit. that's how things happened. it had this sort of beautiful backdrop and sort of golden. she had this amazing angelic pro pro file. >> tiny wooden chapel, located in cumberland, georgia, it's a remote location that required a very un-kennedylike form of transportation. >> oh, look at that. >> yep, pickup trucks. >> you can see in the passenger seat is senator kennedy and his wife vicki is in the middle. but the thing that is so funny is that there's like 17th century chippendale chairs from the dining room in the backseat of this chevy truck. >> john junior's best friend captured the footage that's highlighted in the tlc special. >> this was obviously not well planned. all sort of haphazard th

a look at the last days of jfk junior. born to a life of privilege and pain. the rare candid footage of the life and legacy of an american prince. >>> and no"the lion king." the circle of life re-imagined. the new disney classic, the journey back to africa. and new voices bringing old friends to life. beyonce, donald glover, seth rogen. our robin roberts with the famous faces behind the beloved characters. ♪ circle of life but first the "nightline" five. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news. retired supreme court justice john paul stevens died tonight in ft. lauderdale, florida after suffering a stroke yesterday. president jerald ford appointed stevens in 1975 as a moderate. but he eventually emerged at court's leading liberal, retiring after serving 35 years on the nation's highest court. >> i think i've been told over and over again in case after case after case that on some issues i surprised people, yes. but all judges do that. >> in 2012, president obama awarded him the medal of freedom. justice john paul stevens wa

july 16, to the day, most is when we lost our favorite person, jfk junior, in a plane crash in the ocean. so both days should be celebrated or remembered. guest: that was a tragic loss. supportd do you returning to the moon? because this administration says we need to go back by 2024. caller: no. -- my, space exploration son was very involved with it as a kid. fine and dandy, nonhumans going up there, and doing whatever science you want ows but i think this potus kn how to waste our money when we have homeless, immigration systems, and other issues. this planet, mother earth, right now should be number one. forever,study in space as far as i am concerned. it is fascinating. but that kind of money should be spent here at home, on planet earth. host: all right. she brings up -- looking back at her memory at the time of apollo 11. it is her wedding day and everything stops. and then talks about the tragedies of the challenger. and then ends by saying we should not go back. do you think the impact of the challenger and those other tragedies -- what is the impact of the challenger and those o

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that's why jfk junior did it, pulled it off. he could say i fulfilled my father's dream.s seven minutes until the top of the hour. the city of boston in the cross hairs of a flag flap. the legal battle in play after one group claims it will fly any flag except one for christianity. and a massive mystery of the sea revealed. look at that human size jelly fish caught on camera and it is going viral. we'll tell you about it, coming up. . . ♪ here comes the sun ♪ i say it's all right ♪ rob: my favorite roof top shot. [laughter] rob: the industrial park or whatever it was. industrial roof top shop from washington, d.c. rob: it is the sunrise, i know. the white house looks nice and green. refusing to sue the city of boston fly a flag. part of constitution days nearly two years ago. it was banned because it wasn't secular this despite the city approving 200 other ones including a turkish one. the court has previously ruled against the group legal team this new lawsuit will end in their favor. jillian: pink is defending two children after getting backlash of this photo of them ru

strange, as it is. 30 years, to the day, july 16, 1999, is when we lost our most favorite person, jfk junior, in a plane crash in the ocean. 30 years to the day. so both days should be celebrated or remembered. guest: that was a tragic loss. host: and do you support returning to the moon? because this administration says we need to go back by 2024. caller: no. i mean, space exploration -- my son was very involved with it as a kid. i remember the challenger and later the columbia. it is all fine and dandy, i think nonhumans going up there, and doing whatever science you want to, but i think this potus knows how to waste our money when we have homeless, immigration systems, and other -- immigration situations, and other issues here. this planet, mother earth, right now should be number one. they can study in space forever, as far as i am concerned. it is fascinating. but that kind of money should be spent here at home, on planet earth. host: all right. she brings up -- looking back at her memory at the time of apollo 11. it is her wedding day and everything stops. and then talks about the trag

july 16, to the day, most is when we lost our favorite person, jfk junior, in a plane crash in the oceanoth days should be celebrated or remembered. guest: that was a tragic loss. supportd do you returning to the moon? because this administration says we need to go back by 2024. caller: no. -- my, space exploration son was very involved with it as a kid. fine and dandy, nonhumans going up there, and doing whatever science you want ows but i think this potus kn how to waste our money when we have homeless, immigration systems, and other issues. this planet, mother earth, right now should be number one. forever,study in space as far as i am concerned. it is fascinating. but that kind of money should be spent here at home, on planet earth. host: all right. she brings up -- looking back at her memory at the time of apollo 11. it is her wedding day and everything stops. and then talks about the tragedies of the challenger. and then ends by saying we should not go back. do you think the impact of the challenger and those other tragedies -- what is the impact of the challenger and those other t

junior died a naval aviator, his plane exploded. jfk'sw john jr. it's impossible. >> it was almost 30 years to the day after chappaquiddick. i'm not a believer in the kennedy curse, curses in general, but i think a lot of people just really had to feel for that family, especially somebody who was, you know, so young, so full of life, you know, had so much promise ahead of him. >> john jr.'s death was the end of camelot. it's finished. these are memories now. it's all left in our memories. the great aspiration, the great hope that this family brought to america was finished, and john jr. was that hope. >> i think that everybody, almost everybody in america thought that jfk jr. was going to someday run for president, that he was going to carry on the legacy of camelot. he was going to be the second term that his father never got. but i think's what america thought jfk jr. would do. ♪ ♪ steve: evening, everyone, and welcome to "the next revolution," i'm steve hilton, and this is the home of pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community and, yes, pro