up next, a high school principal suspended after plagiarizing ashton kutcher yes, the actor. said ♪ i just died in your arms tonight ♪ what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ - (phone ringing)a phones offers - big button,ecialized phones... and volume-enhanced phones., get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit ♪ ♪ >> kennedy: a west virginia principal now finding himself on the other side of disciplinary action. parkersburg high school principal kenny demoss is accused 6 plagiarizing a team choice speech given by ashton kutcher everywhere in an address he gave to the graduating class in may. he has now been suspended for five days. look for yourself. watch this. >> the first thing is about opportunity. the second thing is about being intriguing. and the third thing is about living life. >> first thing is

but of all the speeches he stole, ashton kutcher? from the 2013 "teens choice awards?"ter ) like, now it makes me wonder if he does this every year? maybe he only steals from awards shows. maybe last year he was like, students i'm going to let you finish but bey once had the greatest video of all time." that's it for the headlines. let's move on to our top story. ( cheers and applause ) today was day two of president trump's visit to the u.k. and last night, the world's cutest white walker, her majesty, the queen, hosted an official state dinner in honor of trump's favorite thing: himself. >> the president's first day ending in grand fashion with a dinner at buckingham palace, surrounded by royalty, the very best china, crystal, and guild silver on display for the president and 170 rs guests, the president praising the queen: >> a great, great woman. >> but possibly breaking with protocol when appearing to touch her back as she stood up. >> when he put his hand on the back of her majesty queen's-- you just don't touch the queen! >> trevor: that's right, you just don't t

. >>> a west virginia principal been accused of plagiarizing ashton kutcher in a graduation speech. it all started when one graduate noticed similarities and spliced videos of the two together. >> really three things i want to shareowkn that m som going to spill the tea with you right now. the first thing is about opportunity. the second thing is about being intriguing the third thing is about living life. >> amazing things i learned when i was chris and i wanted to share those things with you guys because i think it has helped may be here today. so it's really three things first thing is about opportunity the second thing is about being sexy and the third thing is about living life. >> the graduate who made the video claims this is plagiarism in the principal needs to apologize. >> i think a lot of us want to regret would've done because i'm in a position of leadership and power and a role model for students. doing this is something i told them is wrong so i am wrong too. >> reporter: the principal continues to deny the allegation. he released a statement saying he liked the format

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. >> a high school principal is accused of plagiarizing a speech that ashton kutcher gave. he says he didn't mean to use someone else's work and should have cited his sources. students were shocked at the similarities. >> jimmy: how did they even know the similarities of what ashton kutcher said at the kids choice award?w much of an impact couldt have made. >> so first the opportunity. >> so first the opportunity. >> i believe that opportunity looks a lot like hard work. >> i believe that opportunity looks a lot like hard work. >> and i've never had a job in my life. >> i never had a job in my life. >> that i was better than. >> that i was better than. >> i was always just luck tee have a job. >> i was always lucky to just have a job. >> and every jobly yas a steppingstone to my next job. >> and every jobly was a steppingstone to my next job. >> and i never quit my job until i had my next job. >> and i never quit my job until i had my next job. >> and so opportunities look a lot like work. >> and so opportunities, for me, look like hard work. >> jimmy: he added "for me." so

. >>> a principal is being accused of plagiarizing aston kutcher at a graduation speech.started with one graduate noticing similarities and splice videos of the speeches together. take a listen. >> it's really three things i want to share. and those who really know me know that i am very blunt and to the point. so i'm going to share with you now. >> the first thing is about opportunity. the second thing is about being intriguing. and the third thing is about living life. >> the really amazing things i've learned when i was -- i want to share the same with you guys because i think it has helped me be here today. so, it's really three things. the first thing is about opportunity. the second thing is about being sexy. and the third thing is about being living life. >> the graduate who made the video claims this is plagiarism and the principal needs to apologize. >> i think a lot of us, i regret what i've done because i am in a position of leadership and power and i am a role model for students. and doing this is something that i did is wrong. >> the principal continues to de

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matt kutcher shot a one under 69 and tide for the lead. your final round is on sunday.port is sponsored by river rock casino. that's a look at sports. >> sure is. a lot of sports, too. thank you very much. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues at 5:00. from the rest (john h.) it's time to spring forward, america, and wipeout. let's get nasty! (john a.) that's right, it's springtime on "wipeout," and 24 competitors are about to go head-to-head ! heor most extraordinary obstacle course. i made it, suckers! we'll see astonishing spills... (clank)

. >>> and kutcher custer county searchers are looking for a pilot after a plane crash in the delta near antioch and pittsburgh. a boater salt a single injured playing come down around 530 afternoon -- on the north about an hour later part of the plane's tail was found. search crews also recovered a backpack and aeronautical charts. they have been doing sonar searches as a look for more records. the plane is believed to be a piper cherokee that took off from buchanan field in concord. the sheriff's office says the pilot was the only person on board. >>> in texas, a crane collapse has left one woman dead at least five people injured. it happened as a line of powerful storms room to roll to the air yesterday. >> oh my god the crane is falling over! oh my god! >> cell phone video shows the moment the crane toppled over. high winds are blowing trees around and it unfolded around 2:00 in the afternoon. >>> rescue crew searching the building found a woman's body inside. debris and broken concrete littering the scene. in the nearby parking garage was also heavily damaged. >> the building itself

kutcher airway ceo says the recent tanker attacks and tensions with iran have no direct impact. >> weno relation with those issues. we are talking about qatar's sovereignty and independence. we have no part in any regional tensions that are being ratcheted up. ,ut actually, our adversaries there is no clear evidence. i know that you can always thate evidence but is evidence on an international level correct? that are several countries have refused to accept that there is anything pointing at any one country so i do not think it is my business to comment on something that really has nothing to do with qatar airways. is a global economic slowdown at the moment. are you feeling that? every global economic slowdown has opportunities. as a ceo of a major airline in our region, it is my duty to find those opportunities in an economic slowdown. slowdowns many times, airline business is cyclical but it is always a rival of the fittest. if you really want to ask what is happening in this softening of demand or what is happening to the global economic situation, you should ask our neighbors who

. >> kevin polluck, i love you man but that walk is so old, ashton kuch kutcher tried to marry it. >>hem, it comes from a place of affection and i get away with murder. >> your full name should be rob lowe treestosterone. >> we both live in new york and fantasize about his daughter. the art form was robust in the 1970s when the dean martin celebrity roast. >> i just got peyton manning's new book, it is called "football good and fire, bad." >> as long as you can make the joke funny enough, you can go after anything. >> reporter: we spoke with michelle wolff just days besh h din tne care about writing a good joke, not necessarily about tiptoeing around people's feeling. >> some felt that wolff's team went too far. i like sarah, she's resourceful. she burns fast and she uses that ash to create a perfect smoky eye. >> they want to try boring at this year's dinner. i said oh i can deliver on that big time. mr. president, what an honor to meet you sir. >> reporter: no way the target of ross's of the new netflix show, historical roast can be offended. >> is it possible to have real jeopardy

lisa: ashton kutcher. >> you got to be kidding me.ation, are rallying to join forces to show support to these gold star family members, right? who are using their wounds and their brokenness to say, hey, we have kind of a moral authority here in this particular situation to say no to socialism. we're going to nip this in the bud. this is all being funded by moms for america, which i do work with. moms for america is just a group of mothers across this nation determined to reclaim our culture for truth, family and freedom. please. brian: i have to say this, if you let me, we still need funding. so if people want to help us on this mission, go to moms for america.us. click on the gold star family thing to help fund this. it is costing a a lot to do this endeavor. lisa: what is the message you want to be delivered? and why is it so important to fight against socialism? >> yes the message is, we are a free society. able to grow up on a farm of west tennessee, have the dream of u.s. navy seal because he was free to do so. nobody was determ

. >> >> sandra: ivanka trump is there with her husband jared kutcher.see them also part of this tour of westminster abbey. >> bill: john, you think about the great wars, world war i and ii. a lot of reflection this week especially on thursday with the commemoration of d-day. 75th anniversary of the landing in normandy. a remarkable move pulled off by governments who knew they had one choice, to fight back. if they went the other way they were going to find their own countries and governments in a different place than they wanted. this was a fight for western democracy. it was a fight for the path for the future. and it was a fight against evil that had been incarnated in a man by the name of adolph hitler who wrecked that continent significantly. >> it was a fight that was joined by those countries in an alliance, in a coalition that worked very closely together. and from that we learned the value of alliances and coalitions. and at this particular moment we have to tread carefully on alliances that we've counted on in the past and that have been valuab

i know ashton kutcher has been an investor.urse, her interest in fashion as well. we've done partnerships with many celebrities. we had katherine higel and her mom opening up for charity. maria: are you expecting to do an ipo, go public later this year? >> we continue to look at options. no comment on the specifics of it yet. maria: all right. the wall street journal reported that you are planning to go public. it certainly has been a robust field for ipos. we'll be watching. good to see you. >> thank you. maria: thanks so much for joining us, manish chandra joining us there from poshmark. merger talk, i'll speak with united technologies' ceo, greg hayes and raytheon's ceo tom kennedy, next hour, "mornings with maria," and their efforts to merge. back in a minute. twenty-four people came together to sign an agreement that created the stock exchange. just the right elements coming together. it started when scores more people came together, just down the street and traded bonds that helped pay for the revolution, and the nation i

meredith kutcher's lawyer calls the decision a mistake and kercher's family should have been consultedinmates in one state could soon be on the other side of the law. california lawmakers are pushing a bill to let ex-felons serve on juries. a democratic state senator leading the charge she says to create a fair representation of local communities it would also allow those still on probation or parole to serve. the bill doesn't distinguish violent offenders from nonviolent offenders. that can be an issue. a group of police officers go above and beyond the call of duty surprising a 13-year-old boy with cake and balloons after he got out of surgery. the teen has been getting treatment for a neurological condition in pittsburgh for a few weeks. during that time, he has gotten to know a lot of the local officers who say he loves all things police-related. i love that story. wow. those are your headlines. popping outside. you guys are you out there yet? i don't see you. there you are. ready to roll. what is going on out there? ed: we are getting ready to rock and log roll. next guest has bee