kirsten: it is unacceptable behavior.ike to think there is no room for that in our sector of business or any sector of business. it is completely inappropriate to make anybody feel like they're in a situation like that. emily: what should they do? kirsten: i think a lot of this business has to do with your character, your judgment, how you are your building relationships. unfortunately, they fell down on a lot of those aspects. our investors look to us to have high standards of diligence, of character, partnership building. if we don't, it is hard to be successful in the business. i think it is a challenge for them right now. emily: lee hoffman is asking investors to sign it this decency pledge, talking about third-party oversight. is that enough? kirsten: whatever it takes to keep moving things forward. these brave women coming out and bringing the situation to light and starting a dialogue, people finding out what their own gut reactions are. they are finding ways to express anger, distress, or making sure they are not

kirsten dunst is here. >> steve: yo! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kirsten dunst!nst. plus this guy's hilarious. from the animated movie, "cars 3", larry the cable guy is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: he was good. >> jimmy: mater? and we have great stand-up from nikki glaser! oh, yes! [ cheers and applause ] hey, guys i don't know about you, but i love podcasts. do you guys like podcasts? >> steve: love. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they're a great way to pass the time, whether your on your way to work, or at the gym -- wherever. but the other day, i was scrolling through itunes, and i noticed that there's a lot of obscure podcasts that i've never even heard of. yeah, so i thought that maybe we could check out a few of them tonight. it's time for "tonight show podcasts." here we go. ♪ tonight show podcasts yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: you can't hear, 'cause you have headphones on. >> jimmy: i can't -- that's right. i can't hear you 'cause i have headphones. [ light laughter ] >> steve: wow. >>

please welcome back to the show, kirsten dunst. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: kirsten. >> hi. >see you. >> thank you. thanks for having me back, guys. >> jimmy: oh please, come on, well you're the greatest. i want -- i want to say congratulations on the emmy, and the golden globe nominations, you got all the nominations -- you got for, for "fargo." >> thank you. >> jimmy: you are fantastic in that. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. such a good show. thank you. >> jimmy: great show, but even -- even cooler than getting nominated for all the awards. something else even cooler happened. >> yes, it did. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yes, i got engaged, yeah. >> jimmy: you got engaged. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tell me about him. >> i've got to keep things private a little bit, but yes, yeah i got engaged -- we got together a year afterwards. we became really good friends first. >> jimmy: alright so, jesse plemons. >> because i hear that's how you were with your wife, too. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that you became really good friend first -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> working together, and then got togeth

and i remember him -- i told him we're going to do it with kirsten dunst. 'cause i had to call him and be like, not only are we not -- did it happen, it might never happen again. [ light laughter ] >> damn. that's bad. >> seth: but it was always wonderful to see you, and it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> seth: congrats on this movie "the beguile." >> thank you. >> seth: so this is a remake of a clint eastwood movie -- >> yes. >> seth: -- about a civil war soldier, who sort of ends up in the care of a group of women. >> yeah a girls' school. we've taken -- we've taken in an enemy soldier and he manipulates his way into staying, basically. >> seth: yeah. >> because he's injured. >> seth: and he's colin farrell which helps. >> yes, it does, yeah. sofia actually -- we have a lot of like sexy photos of colin she took, and she wanted to make a calendar. >> seth: uh-huh. >> for like press -- she still hasn't done it but she wants to make a "beguiled: colin farrell" calendar. >> seth: i -- 'cause he does some gardening in the film? colin farrell? >> yes

elle and kirsten recreated the sultry pose.ose friends during shooting. >> we had sleepovers. i remember one day, we looked at each other, we're like, i love you so much. we love each other so much. >> i miss being near you. >> you have? >> colin goes from pampered parable to doing steamy scenes with elle and kirsten. oscar winner sophia coe paolo directed the movie and even she was bashful during the love scenes. the feeling on this set was girl power. and nicole really enjoyed the female vibes. >> i managed to do two now, i did "big little lies" and then "beguiled" in a row, so, fantastic. i love it. >> in case this movie sounds familiar to you, take a look. clint eastwood starred in the original version back in 1971 and nicole's role was played by another oscar winner, the late geraldine hach. >> i want you to do something important with your life. i want you to do something that would make your father proud. >> my father is dead. >> we loved watching katie holmes doing such good work on screen recently at jackie o. but we l

>> colin goes from pampered patient to doing steamy scenes with elle and kirsten.oppola directed the movie and even she was bashful during the love scenes. the feeling on this set was girl power. and nicole really enjoyed the female vibes. >> i managed to do two now, i did "big little lies" and then "beguiled" in a row, so, fantastic. i love it. >> in case this familiar to you, take a look. clint eastwood starred in the original version back in 1971 and nicole's role was played by another oscar winner, the late geraldine page. >> i want you to do something important with your life. i want you to do something that would make your father proud. >> my father is dead. >> we loved watching katie holmes doing such good work on screen recently at jackie o. you know what we love even more? katie letting her hair down and nghavi fun. >> quick dance party. >> are you up for one? >> what? >> i dab. it's almost like you're smelling you're armpit, but you're not. >> katie grooves to some impromptu beat boxing on nbc's "talk stoop." >> that's what you call dancing? >> no. that's

joining us is maggie and kirsten powers.maggie, i don't know where to begin on this, it's tough to overstate the mess the president created for himself today. again, it overshadows all the stuff he's supposedly trying to do. >> it really -- it's hard to find the words. it is not funny. his folks will say, you know, he's hitting back, he gets attacked, he's counterpunching, this is a television show where the hosts have been guests of his. i have no idea whether that's true or not, at mar-a-lago. and they attack him. it is true they've said all manner of things about his mental state, and they've been very aggressive about some members of his white house. but he's the president. and he is supposed to set the tone and set the message. i can't tell you the number of times i have had my oldest child say something to me in the last six months, and when i said you can't talk that way, he says, why not, the president does it. there's a difference between there a cable show host and a president. i don't agree with those necessarily

kirsten powers, errol lewis, jen psaki. all-star panel as we watch this event in iowa of all places. kirsten powers, going to take 30 seconds, 45 seconds, to mention karen handel. the republicans did win this race, the most expensive house race in history. >> that's a republican district. i think, yes, he's going to take the credit for it and crow about it. but i think a lot of the response to it has been a little overblown. this is, after all, a republican district and usually republicans win republican districts. if you look at the four special elections that we've had, democrats have been outperforming their sort of base partisan level that they would normally get. and i think cook political report david wasserman crunched the numbers. it's about eight points, they're jou outperforming by about eight points. so, in fact, democrats are doing a little better than people are talking about. it doesn't mean it's not a time of reflection to think about what to do for the party moving forward. i think donald trump can be readin

plus kirsten dunst and kate walsh. coming up right now. >> from nbc news, this is today's take live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. >> it is monday morning, june nine teeth, 2017. you're listening to "best i ever had" by gavin de grau. just so happens ease here and will be performing live later on in our program. and how exciting is that. we've got by our celebrity cohost mr. ta. >> good morning. >> actor, sing, he superstar. love the hat. >> the hat, the shirt, the shoes. >> i appreciate that. >> you know what, i'm going to -- i'm going to tell a secret. >> okay. >> i didn't know -- this came about very, very quickly so ran out to zar ra. have you guys ever shopped there? >> absolutely. >> i had no idea, this entire outfit is zar ra. >> really? >> bought it in about 30 minutes. >> wow. >> shoes too? >> not the shoes. >> wow. >> not the shoes. but the slacks, shirt, sport coat. >> that's a win. >> i had no idea. >> i love zar ra. happy father's day. >> yeah. >> speaking of dapper guys. >> how was your dad's day?

he had been pushing hard, kirsten, for a vote this week so that the senators wouldn't have to go home and face, perhaps, some backlash among the constituents, lose any momentum they may have gained prior to the break. what's your reaction? >> i think what we're seeing play out is similar to what we saw play out on the house side. they came up with a bill. they came very close to bringing it up and suddenly they couldn't bring it up because they had this backlash from the conservatives and of course when they came back, the house bill ended up being much more like what the conservatives in the house wanted than what the moderates wanted, and so this bill arrives in the senate, they says it's dead on arrival, and understanding is just because as the president described it, it's too mean, but what we're seeing again is the conservatives really digging in and saying, no, we're not going to give in. these are the things that we want. we don't think this actually does repeal obamacare. club for growth has put out a statement now saying this is not a repeal of obamacare and until we see a re

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. >> joining us now, kirsten powers, matt lewis and jeffrey lord.as we just saw, kirsten, the anger from some constituents who face losing health care is obviously very real. when the senators go back to their districts, they could get an earful. do you think they're concerned about that or do you think some will not have town halls? >> well, i think we've already seen some members of congress avoiding having town halls precise hi becauly because they want to deal with this. they're still going to hear from their constituents and the problem from the republicans is they get it from both sides. they're going to hear people who are complaining about not wanting to lose their health care and they're also going to hear from people who have said, you promised that you were going to repeopal obama care. so they are very much caught in the middle of this campaign promise they've been making over and over over the last many years and the fact they're in position to take away health care from a certain number of people. as you can see in what we just watched

here is senator kirsten gillibrand slamming the president with some colorful language today. >> whatsident trump? has he kept any of these promises? no. [ bleep ] no. fundamentally, if we are not helping people, we should go the [ bleep ] home. >> mike, what do you think of that? >> well, she's following the dnc chairman's lead, i suppose, in trying to -- when you don't have a great message, i guess you're going to put "f" bombs into your speeches, but it really speaks to the anger of the left, the resistance movement, the complete denial of millions and millions of americans who voted for donald trump who feel completely disconnected from the democratic party. and what i find amazing is i work for reince priebus at the rnc. after we lost in 2012, we went through a process to analyze our party, what needed to be done to win again, and then we made it public. the democrats don't seem to want to do that. their only answer for everything, and it plays right into what we're talking about with the hearing yesterday is this entire thing is partisan, it's partisan politics. they don't want

kirsten, i'm interested in what you have to say. >> i think i come at this from the perspective of being female journalist and so i can really relate to what it's like to be on the receiving ends. donald trump has unleashed on twitter before. and it was nothing like what he said about mika. and i have been on twitter for quite some time and on tv for quite some time and writing column for quite some time and i've never seen the level of misogyny coming at me, personally, and at other female journalists, to see the president do this -- when i see it through that context, right? which is, wow, this is really a major problem that a lot of women face in the workplace if they're journalist, on tv, public figures running for office. and with the president of the united states, the highest office in the land engaging in this behavior. we have seen him engage in this behavior before. i don't know if his followers are mimicking him or are drawn to him but this is a real problem. these are the last people being dragged out of the stone age into the modern world. so i don't get shocked about much a

my former boss, senator kirsten gillibrand is cocaptain of the women's congressional baseball game andt week is their game. as a congressional staffer, i worked on the house and the senate side, i think about those moments of going to the game, they are with your republican colleagues and her democratic colleagues and it truly is a moment of bipartisanship. after that game, but we found is the senator was able work with her colleagues and others to move forward on legislation. these moments are so important because they both develop relationships, the old kind of relationship that we used to see on capitol hill, where you can coordinate and work with members, but it also fosters a type of respect for one another in the sense of the word of how you can work together as colleagues and friends and on the baseball field working together to get that win. >> jon: congresswoman gabby giffords who became the victim of this kind of crime, she released a statement saying "it doesn't matter if you are a democrat or republican or representative or a staffer or a sworn officer, if use serve in the

>> not my fantasy, man. >> sorry. >> kirsten dunst, thank you so much.werful force. nature valley only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® uq;semite is open again, reopening this weekend following a big rock slide last week, but be very careful on thej3t roads look at weather and traffic after the break. >>> good morning, i'm kari hall. it will be another really hot day for the inland valleys, up k]3 triple digits as o to concord. the valley, the hottest day will be this thursday and slightly cooler for the weekend. what's happening on the roads. >> thinks+z,r[ are finally calm down after a burst of traffic. you see through san jose, the looking good. looking good. 101. that lasts you down to hil hillsdale.pso cf1 o look the zfdunbarton bridge, ing=ú&fñumÑ more slowing. >>> more local news4"nv coming for you in just a half hour, >>> kate walsh has appeared in nearly 70 tv shows and films. but you probably know her best for taking us on an emotional rollercoaster for eight year

unfortunately, it's getting lost in all the tweets. >> kirsten, on the health care note, which is very important. we'll dive into it more later. the president is tweeting about health care. tull it up on the screen. republican senators are unable to pass what they're working on now they should immediately repeal and then replace at later date. okay what would that mean for the american people? because looking back to the latest cbo analysis of doing just that, and they said in january that would mean immediately 18 million americans stripped of their insurance? >> well, i mean, this goes against pretty much all promises made during the campaign. he doesn't want people dying on it's streets and wants people to have access to health care. if you just repealed it and didn't do anything to replace it, there's no question people would be literally dying from not having access to health care and now i'm sure ben will tell me how people could go to the emergency room, of course, you can't get chemo in the emergency room or most serious treatments for chronic or serious illnesses in an emergen

. >> let's bring in cnn political analyst, mark preston, matt lewis, kirsten powers and margaret hoover. the president taking a victory lap, as well he should. and mark preston, the president tweeting out congratulations to karen handel on her big win in georgia sixth. fantastic job. we're all very proud of you. it was a win for the trump administrati administration. >> no question. imagine had jon ossoff won tonight, he put his neck on the line and provided support for karen handle in the days leading up to this, including tweeting today, trying to get his supporters out to the polls. so donald trump who's had a pretty rocky time -- past few months can look at tonight and say this is a victory for me, for my party and as we're talk bouth the democrats in trying to figure their way out of the woods, this is quite an adrenalin boost to a republican party who in itself is trying to work throughout some things. >> more democrats saying the democrats need to figure out their messaging, the future. jobs. democrats are having trouble. right into this race. the liberal side wing of the party a

great to have you back on the show, kirsten.of all, any insight, takeaways what have we can learn from what happened? georgia? >> well, to me, it means we need a 50-state stranlg gtegy and ru tough campaigns. people are fired up and want things to change. i think we can run candidates in districts across the country and we should fight hard to flip the house. >> let me ask you about that. you're quoted all over the place about resisting pushing back even one quote here a week ago i think where you used a profanity, but the bottom line is we need to fight hard. we're angry about what's happening in washington. as someone who has spoken out strongly as well about my concerns about this presidency, do you think that tone is perhaps not, is it productive? >> i think people do have to fight, mika. you got to look, right now we're in a battle on health care and what the republicans are offering is horrible. it could take away insurance for 23 million people. if you have a preexisting condition i don't know you'll be able to afford ins

. >> kirsten, how much of this is about trying to send a message to fellow republicans considering a primary challenge down the road or to opponents who think he doesn't want to run for re-election again? >> well, i mean, even if he's going to -- if someone is going to run a primary against him, doing things like this wouldn't stop them. i think the idea that he would feel that he needs to send that kind of message is sort of odd. aim just going to say it, it's too soon. it's just not appropriate. he was elected to be president. he should be governing. and it's clear that he likes the campaigning side a little more than he likes the governing side. he's been criticized this week for not really -- by senators who met with him for not seeming to know the details of this very important health care bill and instead he's putting his energy into spending time with people that love him, his donors and spending time doing these ral yis. t -- rallies. the rallies are also unusual to be doing in his first term. >> there have been criticisms of past administrations about campaigns never ending.

can i just -- i think -- can i just -- let me address this. >> let kirsten respond. >> i think that'sfair complaint. and i've talked about that before and i think that there can be a double standard and i think the bill clinton is a good example of that. >> and ted kennedy. >> ted kennedy is a good example as well. today -- you're going back quite a ways, jeffrey. ted kennedy was a long time ago. bill clinton was a long time ago. today bill clinton would not -- >> the principle is alive and well. >> can i just finish my sentence? no, it would not because bill clinton would not get that pass. we saw it in hillary's campaign, the blowback from people on the left, particularly younger people who were hearing about this for the first time and saying that's not okay. i don't like that women have accused bill clinton of this. in today's world, bill clinton would not be defended. he would not get away with what he got away with. i firmly believe that. >> all i'm saying, the standard should be the same for everybody. >> i agree. >> that's it. that's my point. beginning and end. >> right. and

kirsten powers, we were saying would it take 30 seconds, 45 seconds to mention karen handle. maybe a minute, minute and a half, but why not? the republicans did win this race, the most expensive house race in history. >> it's a republican district. so yes, he's going to take the credit for it and crow about it. but i think a lot of the response to it has been a little overblown. this is, after all, a republican district and usually republicans win republican districts. if you look at the four special elections that we've had, democrats have been outperforming their sort of base partisan level that they would normally get. and i think cook political report david wasserman krurvelgkrurvelg -- crunched the numbers. so democrats are doing better than people think about. i think donald trump can be reading a little too much into this. >> i'm going to let you trump supporters respond to that in a moment. i want to stay on the trump speech in a moment. we don't know where he's going with this. but so far, he did talk about a message of unity. yes, you know, he congratulated republic

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kirsten dunst, larry the cable guy,

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kirsten dunst, larry the cable guy, comedian nikki glaser,

. >>> kirsten, i think back to when the house was going over their version and there was the same talk of look, what appeals to the moderate republicans is going to make more conservative republicans back off. they were able finally to get to an agreement. it seems like the republicans have to get to an agreement. they've been running on this for so long. >> right. i think that we're seeing the exact same thing play out in the senate. i think on the house side, they always operate under the assumption the moderates will cave. i don't think that's going to be the case here. and i think you're absolutely right. they made this promise, this is something they've been running on for the last seven years basically. unfortunately, you have a political position that is pushing a policy change, and it's fairly significant policy change that they're doing in a week or two basically, which is one of the complaints of a lot of the senators, to really reform a major part of our economy and a very personal issue of health care for people. so i think that this is really tough, and they have a lot of

kirsten, first to you.his is a clear case of the standards that were set by republicans back in 2010. they're just breaking them with complete glee almost right now. >> yeah, well, with i think we all remember them complaining that obamacare was sort of passed in the dark of night behind closed doors when, in fact, there were hundreds of hearings. and people actually were able to look at it. so, look, the republicans are frustrated and there's supposed to be a vote next week, but there's not even a bill for people to look at and senator collins actually told reporters that the parliamentarian has recalled on this abortion language that was in the house bill and said it's not going to pass the bird rule. so that's going to throw everything into chaos. conservatives are going to say, we're not going to vote on this unless there's something that bars federal dollars being spent on abortion. >> but federal leadership says, once this bill comes out, which will happen tomorrow, we'll see this tomorrow one way or

kirsten, i think back to when the house was going over their version and there was the same talk of look, what appeals to the moderate republicans is going to make more conservative republicans back off. they were able finally to get to an agreement. it seems like the republicans have to get to an agreement. they've been running on this for so long. >> right. i think that we're seeing the exact same thing play out in the house play out in the senate. i think on the house side, they always operate under the assumption the moderates will cave. i don't think that's going to be the case here. and i think you're absolutely right. they made this promise, this is something they've been running on for the last seven years, basically. unfortunately, you have a political position that is pushing a policy change, and it's fairly significant policy change that they're doing in a week or two basically, which is one of the complaints of a lot of the senators, to really reform a major part of our economy and a very personal issue of health care for people. so i think that this is really tough, and they

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kirsten dunst, larry the cable guy,

he didn't cause kirsten gillibrand to use the f-bomb the other night. people need to be responsible for their own action instead of us saying, well, he set the tone so pretty much anything goes. that's what glenn thrush is getting at and i think it's absurd. >> i'm not going to spend the whole segment defending glenn, who is my friend, but to me what glenn is getting at is donald trump has mainstreamed some of the language in the ways in which we talk about one another. lyin' ted, little marco, you know, low-energy jeb, talking about everything out there is just fine. that does not excuse things that democrats said or if i said something. if i say something that's offensive, it's not just because donald trump is president. >> there's no question in my mind that donald trump has added to the coarseness of the debate. that's not even my problem. lyin' ted, crooked hillary, he unleashed crooked hillary again today. i can deal with that. i agree it doesn't condone swearing. i feel like democrats are compelled to match it, to show their own voters they're wi

want to bring in our panel, matt lewis, kirsten powers, ryan lizza, jeffrey lord, and charles blow.y want to hear things i want to hear. thank you, jeffrey lord. charles? can you remember another time when the fate of the white house press secretary was so sort of publicly discussed? >> no, i can't. and it's somewhat odd because almost every senior adviser since january, since when they started, has gone through a phase where it was leaked that they were imminently on their way out. remember when steve bannon was going to be fired. remember when reince priebus was going to be fired. >> kellyanne conway sort of disappeared fire while and she came back. she was always there. >> and poor sean spicer, his associates in the west wing have been leaking that his job has been on the line for weeks and months. it does seem he's gotten a little bit of control over the story now because the story is that he is now being the one who's going to find his own replacement. so that suggests that he's not being pushed out but that he's going to retain this tieflttle communications director, which is

there are very talented folks from elizabeth warren to cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, that's why sometimes i read this, in politico or some of these other commentary news sites, this idea that the democrats don't have a bench. - you think the bench is pretty good. - oh for sure. - in fact there are perhaps two dozen people who are talking about running, that feels like a pretty deep bench. whether they win or not. - and again, as i said, at the end of the day, it's a choice that folks have to make, and so you don't need a perfect person, what you need is somebody that has the right values, that has the right experience, has the right vision, and then folks are gonna make a choice, i assume it's still gonna be donald trump but who knows. - you know, we're living in a who-knows world, aren't we? right, when will you decide? - probably next year. - okay, well then you come back. - yeah. - okay. mr. secretary, thank you very much. (audience applauding) - [announcer] we'd love to have you join us in the studio. visit our website at klru.org/overheard to find invitations to interviews, q&as with

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kirsten gillibrand/(d) new york:"so what about president trump. has he kept any of these promises?. instead - sorry, i understand this is a younger audience. it's okay." --butted to-- "fundamentally, if we are not helping people, we should go the f&á# home. and that should be our north star. > gillibrand was speaking at new york univeristy. when asked if she thought it was appropriate to use profanity in public addresses, a spokesperson for gillibrand said the senator is just being her authentic self. (catherine) prime minister theresa may has visited the queen inside buckingham palace-- to get permission to form a minority government. this happening after her gamble on a snap election dramatically backfired-- resulting in a hung parliament. she just delivered a very short speech saying the country needs unity and that's what she will deliver. the biggest winner last night-- was labour leader jeremy corbyn. he'll now play a much bigg role inthe british parliament. (steve) a piece of art to honor the victims of the pulse club terror attack has beenn unveiled. the mural made its debu

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. >> kimberly: and then there was this abomination this morning from new york senator kirsten gillibrand he kept any of these promises? no. [bleep] no. instead, sorry, i understand this is a younger audience. okay. fundamentally, if we are not helping people, we should go the [bleep] home. >> kimberly: unhinged. losing it. what's going on there, greg? >> greg: the shallow ease at which you can please liberals. swearing. comedians do this. they just say f trump. if they actually sat down and wrote a decent joke -- the ones that are actually funny don't rely on trump humor but with pelosi, people in glass houses shouldn't throw botox. she has the charm of a rug burn. >> kimberly: she might be having a serious problem. >> dana: she has said she thinks the democrats are getting way too far out calling for impeachment. she also knows in order to keep that money flowing into the democratic side, she has to throw a little red meat out there into question the president's mental stability. that's probably a good way for him to do that. it gets those people that are emailing to try to respond. >>

cheryl: kirsten, jump in here. >> or capri is absolutely right.e looking at what's going on. they saw that tarmac meeting and loretto lynch was struck to call this a matter. this all adds up to a situation incredibly troubling. regardless of the technicalities of this company needs to be looked into. american people see what's going on and they are rightly concerned about this. >> at a hearing last week, james comey said a leaked the memo said president trump to get a special counsel appointed. now robert mueller is a friend of jim comey. does that compromise his neutrality? >> dissidents critical with smaller and it's quite shocking given their relationship is the one that will ultimately make that determination. that's its own issue and his property were those documents. this is the fbi directornd the wood conduct all the way around. it have to look into this issue. as far as the situation referring to, we have to be critical about whether it is truly an independent high. >> from a political science, the questions about lunch. what is the step i

the shooting may have been retaliation for an earlier drug-related robbery committed kirsten dunce thee walsh 13 girls trip guthrie guthly it natalie more razz legal meredith vee era ann curry willie geist matt lauer we're three steps up out of five on the scale. marginal chance for severe weather in the shenandoah valley. enhanced risk in and around the city. here's future weather. nothing more than a passing shower before lunch. look at this. 2 upon 30 this afternoon, a line of thunderstorms developing west of the city. between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m., likely to have strong to severe storms. here are four things to know on this monday. >>> coming up avilan done. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy we're losing ground for the competition. the giant's share of the the u.s. markets from 84% to 77% last month. that's according to a report by research firm second measure. a series of scandals at the company and the announcen of absence. guys, back to you. >> thank you, landon. >>> now the four things to keep in mind. after the violent murder of a 17-year-old from reston, virginia, the competiti

kirsten dunst talking about the movie and sophia coppolla at the cannes film festival. >> do you see a change happening? for me it's so interesting. like my first role as a female director was little women and i continued to work with directors probably like 11 of them at this point. i've worked with a lot -- a lot of first time directors. um, i think it's just about giving an opportunity to someone whose creative who is someone you want to help you know help see their vision through. to me it's not about man and female so much as it's about just, you know, working with creative people. that's how i was raised, but yes, i remember being on the jury last year and we gave, you know, she didn't get best director but it was like whoever had the best movie. >> i hope you like apple pie. >> is that my recipe? >> it is. >> this table scenes are unbelievable. i won't give away anything specifically. there's one particular in particular everyone will flip out when they see. i'm curious about the intensity at those table scenes. >> the one that's more fun, which i call the whippe