ainsley: thanks, jillian. columbia, a nuclear chemist, just crowned miss u.s.a. but she has received all kinds of backlash over a few of her stage answers like this one. >> do you think affordable healthcare for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. as government employee, i am granted healthcare. and i see firsthand that for one to have healthcare, you need to have jobs. so, therefore, we need to continue to cultivate this environment that we are given opportunities of healthcare as well as jobs so all the american citizens worldwide. ainsley: here to respond to her critics is miss u.s.a. kara mccullough. congratulations first of all. >> thank you. thank you. ainsley: after the pageant this is what everyone is talking about. not that you are a nuclear chemist. beautiful. and your mission to help young girls, they were talking about your answers. they didn't like the liberal media didn't like that you said it was a privilege to have healthcare and

brian: meanwhile jillian has other breaking news taking place. jillian: that's right. what is happening now. breaking now, details about the innocent victims killed in the manchester terror attack. 10 out of the 22 killed have been identified. the youngest 8-year-old saffie rose rousseau who attended the son sort with her mother and sister. both injured, mother critically. she doesn't know her daughter has been killed yet. kelli brewster sacrificed her niece shielding her from the explosion. a man a hero rushing to save children hurt in the attack. a massive data breach affecting 15 dozen gun owners. thieves hacked into weapons list stealing names and social security numbers. officials believe the attack comes from overseas. hundreds of thousands of foreigners overstayed their visas last year. that's according to the department of homeland security. they came on boats and planes. most of them traveling from canada, mexico, brazil, china, and india. people overstaying their visas make up to an estimated 40% of the 1 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the u.s.

steve: jillian, thank you investment.hat's the way washington works serve cordial until the cameras are on and then suddenly it's like i hate you. and i hate you. brian: should never put came are as on. steve: looks like smoking weed outside a wedding. ainsley: we know how the president feels about the investigation. >> the entire thing has been a witch-hunt. there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign. ainsley: how do the american people feel about it? the new dials just in next. brian: is he a convicted cop killer so why did one major american city just honor him with his own day. ♪ that's why they call me ♪ bad company ♪ i can't deny ♪ i joined the army in july of '98. our 18 year old was in an accident. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. before fibromyalgia, i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibr

brian: thanks, jil jillian. former fbi investigator bill daily is here with the options coming up next. brian: a lot of pictures. steve: and brian, this guy loves fast food so much he skipped the drive through and called in the chopper. >> exactly. plus, look who is in the green room. rob o'neill joins us on the curvey couch. thanks so much. ♪ life is a highway ♪ i'm going to ride it all night long ♪ howl whimper yap yap yap yip is your dog trying to tell you something? allergic itch in dogs is a medical condition that's more common and treatable than you think. that's why there's prescription apoquel: the revolutionary medicine that's giving millions of dogs the relief they deserve. apoquel goes to the source of the itch to provide relief in as little as 4 hours. woof and apoquel is safe without many of the side effects associated with the use of steroids. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12

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. >> jillian andersen's transformation into david bowie. have to see it the we have it coming of in "the skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny >>> time for "the skinny." starting with stars on red carpet at cannes. >> this year's annual big gala, they do, charity event. it turns out to be the raciest ever. >> bela hadid may have outdone herself. essentially wearing, looked like that's pretty much it. don't you think. >> she does. not hating on you. this australian model. her name is shanina shakh, turned out in a whole lot of leg. called a silver jumpsuit. revealing, the leg, and, side boob as well. >> a lot. >> nicky minaj, seemed to be channelling inner vampire. decked out in the black lace, plunging neckline. train on the end. >> elvyra would be proud. >> elder, established celebrities showed up wearing actual dresses. uma thurman. >> real clothes. covers the body. with a gold necklace. >> necktie. >> pretty cool. >> jessica chastainein a string of pearls down the ckn. she often wears the minimalist loofoks stunni >> she does. looks great. >> look

jillian has the news.f at least 23 people killed after gunmen opened fire on a cairo bus carrying cop pick christians. egyptian state tv says 25 others were hurt. so far no terror group has taken credit for the attack. we will continue to follow this and update you with any new information we get. the u.s. is issuing fewer temporary visas from people from muslim majority countries. new data from the state department showing 20% guyer visas were given out in april compared to the monthly average last year. the number dropping to 55% when it comes to the six countries included in the president's proposed immigration order. okay. how about this? compliments to the chef, you're under arrest. ice agents in michigan sitting down for breakfast at a restaurant then going back to the kitchen complimenting the chef on the waffles and arresting three workers. ice says two of them entered the country illegally. the other overstayed a visa. the third man was released after showing agents his permanent resident card. an

. >> reporter: jillian jeffrey was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer when he was 51. >> it takes away the person as you know them. >> reporter: 19 months later, he was gone. >> he's been gone for? >> 17 years. >> does it get any easier? >> no. it changes. it gets different. but you never get over it. >> reporter: the race for hope was started by close family friends who also lost loved ones. jillian got an idea. >> i wanted people to know who my dad was wore on the back of my shirt but to see his face and who he was as a person. >> right here is john howard, my friend's father. >> reporter: that started the wall of hope as a way to put a face on loss, hope, grieving, and remembrance. >> he would be very proud of all of us. he really would be. >> this wall shows that this disease does not discriminate. mia died. she was just 9 years old. here ellie marie blain, 2 years old. >> it's always hard to look at pictures like this and you see people that are probably close to your age and their whole world was flipped upside down in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: the race h

. >> juan: what about the -- let me ask jillian to come back in here and save me.o be resuscitated. i need some obamacare. >> then you'll die. then you're going to die. oh my gosh! >> juan: so you have -- >> a word in defense of the cvp, well, they're a bipartisan organization. at a certain point, you do have to trust -- you don't have to take them at their word on everything, but you can't make the argument that they're partisan or that they screwed up so we never -- we throw it all out the window. you know -- like we have to have some kind of a baseline. in which you can measure it. >> greg: you shove it into the machine and it comes out a number. you have to shove is it into the machine. -- shove it into the machine. >> juan: greg, let me come to you on this. i'm so interested in this concept that you have people saying, you know, i remember when donald trump wrote a book and he said single payer would be the america we deserve. >> greg: i think we've learned from donald trump he says a lot of things -- [ laughter ] we hear this a lot from people that have a sou

go over to jillian who has other news. jillian: good morning.e are dead a and more than 350 hurt after a car bomb explosion at the height of rush hour in afghanistan. the blast happening steps from the german embassy in kabul killing a security guard. injuring german and japanese embassy employees. jack keane says the attack is meant to instill dare. >> i clearly what they want to do is demonstrate to people in the diplomatic zone that the government of afghanistan the security forces can't protect them. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. the u.s. navy bolstering presence amid growing tensions with north korea. the uss ronald reagan warship now in the sea of japan. it could begin training with the uss carl vinson as early as today. this comes as the white house sends a strong message to kim jong un. if you fire a missile, we can block it. pentagon successfully intercepting a missile over the pacific. designed to prevent a war head before it hits america. so precise it's like trying to hit a bullet with another bullet. president tr

. >> and the transformation of jillian anderson into david bowie. have to see it to believe it and we have it coming up in the skinny. it coming of in "the skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny >>> time for "the skinny." ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >>> time now for the skinnies at the red carpet at canns. >> it turns out to be the racy est ever. >> she may have outdone herself, essentially wearing what looked kind of like the veil of a wedding dress. >> that's it. >> that's pretty much it. >> not saying a lot when you say she might have outdone herself. >> i mean she looks beautiful. >> she does. we're not hating on you. then there is this australian model. her name is shanena shea. turned out in basically a whole lot of leg. it's called the silver jump suit, leg, a side boob as >> nick i ma naj decked out in that black lace plunging neckline. big train on the end. >> elvira would be proud. there were elder more established celebs who showed up wearing actual dresses. >> that covers the body. >> exactly. glittering gold, with the gold necklace that kind of resemble

former staffer jillian turner. british prime minister raised the terror alert level in britain to critical, that a attack could be eminent, that there were presumably accomplices or could be. what do you think of these? these are pretty fast-moving developments here >> they are. and immediately after the aftermath of a terror attack like the one in manchester we saw on monday, the first 72 hours afterwards are wide open in terms of the amount and the type of information that the law enforcement community can gather. so what we're seeing here is the circle. they find the perpetrator and from there, they start looking at who his closest associates and his family members are. what kind of relationships he has with them, in addition to the relationships he's got with whatever type of terrorist organizations he's inspired by or is working with. so this is not surprising in the sense that his immediate next of kin are going to be suspects and potentially have information about him neil: you know, jillian, when you work f

. >> it used to be dangerous for jillian who bikes everywhere with her three kids.id you ever have close >> all the time. i had close calls once a week and with pedestrians who would make aurk u-turn or a fog odog leash that bolted away. >> reporter: what changes will we see? >> the main change is mt. vernon going through this parking lot. >> reporter: the national monument service has closed the parking lot trying to enhance this area. with the road barriers coming down with it and the cones, this exit ramp will be back open along the gw parkway. the folks at the national park service say this is just in time for memorial day, the unofficial start of summer. >> what better weekend to open the parking lot than theodore roosevelt island. so we were trying to get it open in time for memorial day weekend. >> reporter: you now have the path wider, the turns smoother and the street crossings inste jillian hopes this is a trend that will continue. >> reporter: they have already made upgrades to the island entrance. even the statue of roosevelt is getting a new shine. >> a

jillian turner is here. what do you think? how far does north korea's tentacles spread here?ey spread far by all accounts according to the cyber forensic experts that have looked at the latest hack. they don't just spread far in the cyber domain. they have their tentacles spread across the globe. the latest missile threat was a medium range message and has the opportunity to reach u.s. bases like guam. so north korea is a big threat to national security interests. >> neil: what i didn't understand, jillian, this cyber attack involves china and russia getting targeted as well. if you're north korea and china is your chief support and keeps you going, why would you do that? >> that's right. don't bite the hand that feeds you. that's kind of the guiding ideology behind most state actors like north korea. in this case, they didn't seem to abide by it. they targeted countries all across the world, allies and adversaries. very bad move to target china as would you are well aware being a business guy. the international finance side, the reality, china is the foundation underneath no

as jillian pointed out. of the sud issen, in the 72 hours we are getting the dots. >> jenna: we are trying to sort through the logistic and we are getting the information through the associated press and counter termerm forces in libya. and as leland points out. government aenlss in libya are unreliable and question if there is a functioning government. the father of the bomber was arrested inside tripoli as well as the brother. we'll sort through this and be right back after a commercial break. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes? wow! try phillips' colon health. >> hello, everyone. i am shannon bream. break news, reports that the father of the suicide bomber and brothers are under arrest. where they were picked up and charges. and is senator mcconnell casting doubt on reform? and a man conducted with the firing of james comey is making a public appearance moments from now. we'll follow rod rosenstein. >> l

and jillian harry reid said he violated the hatch act. hack. he's got to go. and now the kind of rhetoric you hear from him away james comey is the hero of the republic. trump would've been smart to fire him on day one. i think once again they are playing against the communication. threatening to release tapes of conversations that they have. the as that isn't going to help. has broader agenda. they cannot make people far less candid and comfortable. >> is a it just a communication problem where the republicans as a party just use to leading. to leading. gop struggling and grown into this moment. whether been expected to govern. you can have the greatest communications plan in the world but if you don't have a substance in ideas behind it the people think are to make their lives better. that's a huge problem. on the fbi. people are very sensitive to the cues that they get from their partisan leaders. it showed the democrats by a three-one margin republicans were split. i bet you that president trump expected. he would get plotted. from both sides of the aisle

charles: joining me to discuss, jillian melchior, emily, that was greg, his daughter sierra was amongbernardino. he said these guys supported it, wasn't one of the incidental things or out of their control, they use it to sensationalize their platforms and profiting from it. you can feel his pain and the argument is not far out? >> yeah, he's in a heart-breaking situation and raising really serious questions about what facebook, twitter, google, youtube, are actually doing about terrorism spreading. the crux of this lawsuit is where it says that knowingly led to the acts. that is going to be really difficult to prove. this is of course against the rules of conduct on facebook, spreading terrorist ideology, against the rules of conduct. i think the most interesting allegations are against youtube saying they're allowing isis to profit off of ads that play before videos, that's a serious question the lawsuit tackles. charles: interesting enough, jillian, in the last quarter ad groelth went down 5%, lot of big advertisers pushing back because of stuff like that. what are your overall tho

managing effort for the financial times, jillian tett. and our own stephanie ruhle before becoming a television journalist and spent some time in the business world. said tonight it's as if they have a for sale sign on the white house lawn. he said perception is reality in these matters, and they are not fooling anyone. do you concur? >> well, you don't just had to be norm eisen who is an ethics expert. but there are many people who voted for president trump who are saying after something like this, enough is enough. let's not get cute. for jared's sister to be in beijing on a road show saying, and my brother, who ran our company starting in 2008 and just left to take a post in the white house -- it's a little bit like spare me already. while you may be literally following the law, at some point the spirit -- it's got to catch up with you. >> jillian is just back from asia. i say that by way of thanking you -- >> jet lag. >> that is a special kind of jet lag, but it's also germane to the story you were saying. >> absolutely. i mean, one o

jillian, tell us -- i mean the wall of hope is what, this will be down there at freedom please. >> yup>> it's become the focal point of the race. we started it i think about 12 years ago. we've kind of lot of track of time honestly because we wanted people to know who -- who these people were. i wanted people to know who my dad was, and it started as one we had about 40 to 50 pebble on the wall. and since then it's grown to 32 feet. we have close to 250 people on the wall. and it's place for people to remember those who lost their battle and celebrate those still fighting. >> reporter: sasha, you were telling me this is the biggest fundraiser for brain cancer research in the country. >> it is. so we're very proud. proud of that. so everyone -- i guess all across the country they do these races but the race for hope in dc raises anywhere between one and a half and 2 million every year. >> reporter: how much over the years, jillian. >> quite a bit. >> over $12 million. it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: this steve case is one of the founders he does it in memory of his brother dan who die

jillian has a bunch of headlines. >> more information on the victims.rand-new details about the innocent victims killed in the manchester terror attack. nine of the 22 killed have been identified, the youngest, kathy rhodes attended the ariana grande concert, both are injured, her mother critically, she is in a, and does not know her daughter has been killed. kelly brewster sacrificed her life to save her niece, shielding her from the explosion. bombshell report claims the nsa under the obama administration spied on americans private information for years. the agency admits intelligence collecting violated americans fourth amendment rights. the obama administration revealing their wrongdoing just before donald trump was elected. the nsa suspended the type of searches that were violating the rules. 10,000 american flags paying -- planting the sea of flags, spelling out honoring our heroes on memorial day. when the flags are taken down they will be donated to local veteran cemeteries. >> we continue coverage of the president's historic foreign trip, life

what are your thoughts jillian. >> i am a little bit concerned about how it is being implemented.ou look at trump ruling out immigration policy, they were u.s. translators that were caught up in that, put in limbo, and "usa today" article discusses a man who converted from islam to kriz christianity, his family said they would try to kill him, he is in turkey right now, i think this is a false equivalents to say we're doing what germany is doing or something extreme. i think there is middle ground here. charles: you have observed this first hand in germany, unfiltered open arm policy. in your mind that hurts germany? >> i think one formula, if you cannot vet, you must reject. everything else leads to chaos, the middle of the road thinking. germany thought they had it figured out, they did not expect what happened. now we see just latest news, hundreds of taliban fighters posed as refugees, you cannot rereally find a perfect vetting system. it is tough to do that. almost naive to believe that you kind of read their mind, but the tough questioning, wiet these people in to a little b

jillian hopes this is a trend for future park service trail changes. >> they need to have enough roomto that they can reduce the conflict between people walking and biking. >> reporter: the park ranger says more will come as they have made upgrades to the island entrance and the statue of roosevelt giving a new shine. >> a lot of cyclists call the wooden bridge the troll hunt. and it's not where the most crashes on the mt. vernon trail happen. too, will be part of a study. >> and you were telling me this is a big commuter trail. people use it daily to get to work. >> according to park service, this is one of the most popular commuter trails in the country. so a lot of those who are driving on the gw parkway will be happy that the exit has reopened. >>> for sure. do you know where it is at? >> i know where it is. >> okay. it is time to break swimsuits out. >> pools across the region are opening up today. >> three, two, one! >> look at that. muriel bowser participated in the mayoral plunge. you have 17 outdoor pools and 23 parks in the district which means some in montgomery county and

jillian harris is now an hgtv host and is engaged.e is sleep deprived. >> i was asleep before 9:01. >>> and baby girl essex made them a family of four. >>> i worry about gibson's safety sometimes around jennings. he loves to kiss him but it's more like a headbutt. >> all the moms love posting pics of the families but the mom shaming is hard. >> we were in hawaii. i didn't put sunscreen on them. >> how do they know? >> the car seat. >> the car seat strap. >> i lowered them to take the picture. i need to say i lowered them. you know what, somebody says something about me, fine, whatever. about my husband, fine. the minute you talk about my kid -- >> yeah, that's how it is. >> that's right. you don't mess with mama's baby. >> i'm telling you. >> so let's talk about a bachelor star, ben higgins. >> it has been a year since he proposed and there have been rumors of a rift if their relationship. what is going on with the wedding planning? we just asked. >> we get it. people are interested in when we're getting married. excited for that day.

jillian turner, thank you so much. so much on this fast-moving development. trish regan to take you through all the above. hey, trish. trish: the uk on high alert. authorities searching for more suspects connected to monday's terror attack in manchester. just a short time ago, authorities arrested the terror suspect's father and brother in libya bringing the total number of suspects in custody to at least six. i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. prime minister teresa may raising the terror threat level, warning folks another terror attack may be eminent. we're going to have a report for you from manchester in just a few moments. plus, president trump just wrapping up a busy day in europe, a day that began with pope francis at the vatican, calling it a meeting of his lifetime and saying it's more than ever to pursue peace in the world. still casting a shadow over the trump administration. we have carl, he is here with a look at what the president needs to do and what's next for the gop. plus, gregg saying there's not even a case here, folks. i

jillian got an idea. >> i wanted people to know who my dad was and not just a name shirt but to see his face and who he was as a person. right here is john howard. >> that started the wall of hope as a way to put a face on loss, hope, grieving, and remembrance. >> he would be very proud of all of us. >> this wall shows that this disease does not discriminate. just nine years old, she died. ellie marie blaine, two years old. >> i feel like it's hard to look at pictures like this. you see people that are probably close to your age. their whole world was flipped upside down in a matter of minutes. >> the race has raised $27 million to fund brain cancer research over the 20 years it has been around. the wall has stretched to 32 feet long. more pictures, more survivors, and many memories of those lost . >> he is smiling . have this race anymore. hopefully, that will happen. >> money raised from sunday's race goes to the national brain tumor society and accelerate blaine -- brain cancer, a local nonprofit. >>> right now at 6:00, president donald trump and house republicans celebrating the pas

. >> jillian is just back from asia. i say that by way of thanking you -- >> jet lag. >> that is a special kinds of jet lag but it's also germane to the story you were saying? >> absolutely. i mean, one of the things that you have to understand is in a country like china, business and politics influence is absolutely embedded in terms of how people perceive powerful figures. even if jared kushner, even if the family says we have taken all the right american steps to comply with the law, the reality is that people in china, people in the philippines, even japan, will see this very clearly as a sign that essentially access and influence can buy you power. in this case, can buy you a visa. >> steph, who is out there to get someone in trouble? who is the watchdog who is going to come in and say, okay, all right, this is too much, this is going to stop? who is the person who says, when everyone says they have recused themselves, stepped away, blind trust, we don't believe it? >> don't you wish there was that person that was i

we will toss it over to jillian for other headlines. jillian: here is what is happening today.ffetz says he will talk with fired director james comey. want to see memo of meeting with president trump. this is another fbi director candidate reportedly dropping out of the running. in washington says former fbi official richard mcfeely bowed out for family reasons. the president's list now down to three. former senator joe lieberman, former oklahoma governor frank keating, and acting fbi chief andrew mccabe. tensions are rising as north korea says they are ready to deploy and mass produce missiles capable of hitting the u.s. this coming after the rogue nation says they have successfully tested another ballistic rocket. the u.s. now calling the launches disappointing and disturbing. the u.n. security council will meet to discuss the situation tomorrow. so a quick update for you guys on the headlines. send it back to you. abby: thank you, jillian. steve: fox news alert. we are now about two hours in to president trump's 36-hour visit to israel. john huddy is in to jerusalem. john, t

my wing man is here, jillian, we have mike here, guns. and the attorney. christiana. blame? on whose behalf would you sue? >> i don't think they have a shot against the airlines. the airlines are legally within their rights. they're allowed to kick you off -- >> neil: not when you're on. normally at the gate. >> normally they do. they can kick you off. now they released the policy saying they won't do that. it's a good p.r. standpoint. legally yeah, they can kick you off. it says it on your ticket. >> and the overbooking thing. i never heard such a thing -- if you go to an all-you-can eat buffet -- >> neil: oh, my god. a tough day there. >> and they -- >> neil: i can understand -- here's what doesn't jive with what we're seeing here. people, when they're polled, love travel today. it's better than it was. prices are lower or what? >> prices are lower. passengers are on bad behavior. if you follow the shaming instagram, people are eating corn, taking off shoes, stinking it up. >> neil: i did that once. [laughter] >> my husband is 6'5." that starts more airplane fights

jillian, as someone who works in the duct, government have you ever seen anything like this, conservativet a deep state, there are people embedded in law enforcement and embedded in the intelligence community that are trying to bring this president down. it sure seems like it's true. >> to me on the question of leaks, it seems that without a doubt leaks of information today are the number one threat to national security interest the cost the globe. for evidence of that look no further than the public reprimand the united states had to endorse on britain earlier this week in the wake of the manchester attack. the cooperation relationship is one of the closest that has ever existed. in my lifetime in government and policy i have not seen something so public. >> chris: most of these it's not about national security, they are about trump's political security. >> this gets to the question of the deep state. i'm somebody who likes to push back against the narrative having been a civil servant in the government. again, the national security community is different from a political community, the

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you're upset we pull out of the accord and you all, jillian, one of the things, chaos can be in eyes're an investor see market wealth increase $2 trillion, that is chaos you can like, right? >> at berkeley, that is important one to bring up, particularly tacking about comedians. we've seen a lot of college act at this i system. looking what berkeley's chance lore said, our campus is under siege. talking with local law enforcement about how outsiders are coming on to campus. we've seen the campus controversies evolve around comedians. screening of can we take a joke about offensive comedy? this is great case in point. kathy griffin made an offensive joke, it wasn't funny, it was widely condemned and i would like to see -- neil: it has been widely condemned. >> not lightly condemned. here is the issue, neil. we have to remember, no one is talking about this, when president obama was president, okay, people went around and put hitler moustaches on him. there were signs all around the country in parts get that n word out of the white house. this happens. people are frustrated. neil: remi

. >> reporter: helping him through it all, then-girlfriend jillian, who he proposed to from his hospitalned house. >> it's a major problem that these warriors are forgotten about. we want to make sure they are able to not have so much attention on where they live, how they're living. and that they can move forward with whatever game they want to play in life. >> helping a hero provides financial assistance, offsetting the cost of customized houses for deserving veterans throughout the nation. we were there this month to watch the rhyners receive keys to their home. it was designed for their family and rhyner's needs. the home is equipped with special showers where he will no longer slip. the master bedroom is on the main floor so he will no longer have to struggle with stairs. and there's wider doorways throughout, so if he becomes wheelchair bound, the family is prepared. >> it's not to say that i'm not going to require an amputation or hip replacement down the line. there's potential to end up back in the wheelchair. >> reporter: best of all, the home is representative of the family's

it's scarlett johansson, kate mckinnon, jillian bell. and about a bachelorette party going wrong.icable 3." the first two films have done $1.5 billion at the box office. "minions" did about $1 billion. and it has steve carell returning as the voice of gru, to return to his old villainous ways. this is critic-proof. it doesn't matter if you say anything wrong about it, it will make a lot of money. >> it's our sister company, universal. >> it works out great. >> switching over to tv shows. i've been seeing the advertisements for "fear the walking dead." >> two-hour season premiere on amc. and the way the producers are calling this, the ultimate experience. at the point that you think the audience won't be able to breathe. one thing to keep note of, the character dan nny salazar. fans will be happy with his return. >> and "queen sugar." >> a two-night premiere on june 20th and 21st. the journey of the siblings to once again honor their father's legacy in the sugar cane mill. a lot of people likes the first season. this one should be much, much better. >> and to music, coldplay has a

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