since of eli lilly co january 2017. he became the chair of the board of that company on june of 2017. .mr.year lilly veteran , ricks served as the president of lilly biomedicine. previously he was president of lilly usa, the company's largest affiliate from 2009-2012. mr. ricks had to also international impact in the industry in delivering tools of health care management. for example, -- general manager china.y operating and one of the world's fastest growing emerging markets from 2008-2009. prior to his role in china, he was general manager of lilly canada from 2005-2008. subsequent to his role as a director of pharmaceutical marketing and national -- director in that country. ave joined lilly in 1996, as business development associate. and held several management roles in the u.s. marketing and sales i-4 moving to-- before moving to lilly canada. here and especially of silence from purdue and of your city -- purdue university. and an mda from indiana university. he shares his length of experience through some key boar

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eli lilly outperforming.squawk box" back in a couple minutes. >>> a republican super pak ck i gearing up for battle. america rising is digging up dirt on billionaire executives and wall street titans and could be an opponent for president trump. they are looking to dig up dirt on mark cuban, who said he wants to run as a republican howard schultz, tim cook, jamey dimon, bob iger and tom stier. it is looking for weaknesses in those political figures. the prime targets are senators carmilla harris, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. the game of politics getting dirty even before the game has begun. >>> to trade turmoil listen to what one of wall street's most powerful men said about trade at the delivering alpha conference >> the president is right. over the years we've generally left the table with a deal inferior to our trading counterparties the current strategy, i don't understand, but i'm not party to the strategy itself. we have had an open battle with many of our allies on many fronts that was ken grif

. >> eli lilly continued the trend with the strong quarterly performance. e drugmaker outpaced both profit and revenue estimates hich made it one of the best-performing stocks in the s&p 500 today. >> nick dorell took a look at what drove earnings results. >> it was a better than expected second quarter for eli lilly ich based on the results, helping to drive sales wereme cines for diabetes and e lipta for cancer and cialis for men's health. theddrugmaker s it doesn't intend to raise its prices for the rest of the year. that follows other pricing pledges from pfizer, merck and novartis. the trump administration laid out of blueprint to lower druge prn early may. >> today my administration is launching the mostep sweg action in history to lower the price ofio presc drugs for the american people. it and ltle changed until the president called pfizer earlier this month, prompting theo company reverse planned price hikes. the rest of the industry has since started showing more restraint. volume-driven strategy and we have new medicines that can make a profound

her father was the son of lilly and ernest. they were marry maid 1, 1949.ys hear about, but, you know, this romantic story. >> according to family friends, the family were fishermen and originally emigrated to the bay area to fish for sardines. both of her grandparents deceased and two out of three of their children gone as well, the mystery continues, hopefully not for eternity. >> just for my grandma, it would mean a lot to her. >> i spoke to lilly and earn's son. he is skeptical the ring was his fathers since he never wore a ring. he is currently dig through his arch clues. dion lim, abc 7 news. >> so fascinating. >> it's a fun mystery. we'll keep following it and with any luck get the ring back to where it belongs. >>> it is going to be a warm weekend. >> here is a live look at santa thiswhatever size.le streaming tv for your family, it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place... - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfini

what effect could trade disruption have on eli lilly?the president of the united states right now is speaking at a vfw convention in kansas city, missouri. >> this incredible organization. that's what it is. it's incredible. i'm honored to be here today in kansas city, missouri area -- missouri. to pay tribute to the men and women who make freedom possible to francis -- kansas city and what a special place. what a special group of people. the veterans of foreign wars. very proudshould be of yourselves. i want to personally thank each and every one of you who have served our country in uniform, defended our nation in battle and protected our great american flag. i also want to recognize a great kansas city legend who i met today at the plane. somebody i have been a fan of for a long time. a member of the baseball hall of fame. george brett of the kansas city royals. he's aroundrge? here somewhere. how many years data 20. -- how many years? 20. what was your batting average? 305. special god. -- special guy. i want to thank bob wallace alo

dave ricks, eli lilly's ceo. the other big news from the morning is turkey not raising interest rates. expected they would, by about 125 basis points to combat inflation and the market reaction is severe. the lira at a record low. equities get crushed. joining us now on the phone is an emerging markets economist. what is the fallout for this? >> this is a major surprise for the market. inflation trends and the recent communications. -- you are seeing the lira reacting very negatively to this. i'm afraid there is more to come in terms of the negative reaction because now the market assumptions regarding the futures and monetary policy decision in turkey will be -- and it is likely that the lira is going to put pressure on the balance sheet. toa result, it will lead more concerns about turkey which will result -- which will mean a reduction in capital influence , a vicious pressure circle. in that regard to fallout from this decision in action today, it could be quite significant. alix: what is going to be the reac

. >> if it is theirs, it would be amazing. >> her father was the son of lilly and ernest canapa, they were married 62 years until ernest's death in 2011. >> you know, this romantic story. >> according to family friends, they were fishermen and originally emigrated from italy to the bay area to fish for sardines. >> with both of her grandparents deceased and two out of three of their children gone, as well, the mystery continues. hopefully not for eternity. >> it's for my grandma. it would mean a lot to her. i know it would. >> dion spoke to david kinepa yesterday afternoon. he's skeptical the ring is his father's since he never wore a ring, but he's open to the possibility of it being his and he's looking through his archives to see if he can find more clues. >>> good morning, bay area. we're starting off with live doppler 7 and the satellite image to show you the fog and low clouds that have filled in from the coast. you might need your wipers in san francisco with drizzle and mist possible. right now, visibility is a bit limited because of the low clouds and half moon bay, and pet p

lilly, pfizer, bristol meyer, amgen sitting on all that cash the money flow thing once it starts it's hard to stop if it's hard to stop doesn't stop enough in a month to month period this is just the beginning. >> top picks in the sector. >> i say gilead because the valuation has been pressed down for a long time. needs to be more strategic with them, it's inevitable. larger cap names, gilead in particular picks its head up and moves higher. >> coming up, the rally in your cupboard, soup and cereal surging, could get better for one of those names right there >>> plus the most boring group of stocks in the world suddenly surging. utility stocks yes, you heard that right. that's where we are, folks suddenly hot and a couple of traders think hotter we'll tell you how to play it. later, this stock up 150%, a big player in the stream wars. no, it's not netflix can you guess what it is the answer -- i should say the question in just a little bit. vethhe nasdaq market sit in new york city fast money still ahead. you're gonna do great! thanks, dad! break a leg! aflac?! not that kind of break.

>> pretty good. >> reporter: oh, come on, lilly. think they're a lot better than you claim they are. don't be so modest. lillied by raise $350 last fourth of july. she hopes to do better than that today. now, the only thing we're waiting for now is a fireworks, and that's going to be happening here at nine 30s. we are live in san jose, david louie, abcnews. >> great story, david. i want one of her root beer floats. >>> all right. in san francisco, a crowd beginning to swell in anticipation of tonight's fireworks show at 9:30. we're taking a live look from the abc 7 pier 39 camera, where you can see there tourists are already securing their viewing spot. they say they have high hopes for the show. >> it's america. so go big or go home. that's what i want to see. i want to see bigger and better than anywhere else in the world. >> the san francisco police department will have extra officers out tonight as nearly 10,000 fireworks illuminate the sky. the pyrotechnics will be launched from barges at pier 39 and aquatic park during a show

national education association president lilly is skills and garcia says the union is turning teachers into legislators we had over one hundred. educators just at this last go around on the ballot in the primaries seventy percent of them are successful and they will be on the ballot in november the move was planned ahead of a u.s. supreme court decision last week that found public unions like the n.e.a. can no longer charge fees to nonunion members who are covered by union agreements the n.e.a. says that ruling is likely to cut its income from dues by fourteen percent over the next two years it has silenced my voice and has really. taken away my ability to have some collective power on behalf of my students and my colleagues in my profession unions are the last line of defense that's what this was about the move was praised by republicans including president donald trump who called it a big loss for the coffers of the democrats supreme court he said that the asians can make unlimited political contributions but the court has limited the sources of union contributions nevertheless these

.">( james ) paul rudd and evangeline lilly buzz into theaters as "ant-man and the wasp.""he wasp." and this movie is a first for marvel... lilly's "wasp" is the first female marvel super-hero to share equal title billing with a male hero. this movie was filmed in san francisco and berkeley. "ant-man and the wasp" is rated "p-g-13." ( james ) "the first purge" is now in theaters. the newest movie in the horror franchise explores the origins of the annual event. "the first purge" stars marisa tomei as one of the architects of the night of violence. "the first purge" is rated "r." ( james ) and take a look at this... that is a 20 foot shark. this video was taken by the u-s coast guard off the coast of maine. the shark was swimming along side a coast guard rescue boat for about 30 seconds before it swims off. the crew originally thought it was a great white... but marine animal experts say it is a harmless "basking shark." ( darya ) coming up in ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... we're following breaking news out of the east bay... where a health advisory is in effect at

may 1st, 1969 and bears the name lilly. many of the viewers tried to match the wring its owner.ate belong to earnest their granddaughter speaked to us via skype. >> it's a story you always hear about. >> one of the sons is skeptical the ring belonged to his father. he says his late father never wore a wedding ring. >> we're going to stay on it. >>> and tonight's $433 million mega millions jackpot. >> the winning numbers are 1, 14, 30, 44, 62 and the mega number is 1. and the jackpot tuesday could grow to a half billion dollars. >> we try again. >> always. >>> all right, time to look to the weather for the weekend. >> meteorologist san day patel has the fast. >> a beautiful weekend with a range of temperatures, something to please everyone. i want to show you the time lapse. not one everyone was pleased with the moisture, it did bring in the higher humidity and the clouds from the southeast. and the dew points in the upper 50s to low 60ed for a few spots from the peninsula to the east bay, and a little on the muggy side for you and hang in there, we are expecting drier air as we

national education association president lilly is skills and garcia says the union is turning teachers into legislators we had over one hundred. educators just at this last go around on the ballot in the primaries seventy percent of them are successful and they will be on the ballot in november the move was planned ahead of a u.s. supreme court decision last week that found public unions like the n.e.a. can no longer charge fees to nonunion members who are covered by union agreements the n.e.a. says that ruling is likely to cut its income from dues by fourteen percent over the next two years it has silenced my voice and has really. taken away my ability to have some collective power on behalf of my students and my colleagues in my profession unions are the last line of defense that's what this was about the move was praised by republicans including president donald trump who called it a big loss for the coffers of the democrats supreme court who said that the asians can make unlimited political contributions but the court has limited the sources of union contributions nevertheless thes

from "ant-man and the wasp," evangeline lilly, and music from ne-yo.jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thank you for joining us on another roller coaster of a day here in the united states. i'm sure you probably heard.

biogen and eli lilly both up 15%.al equipment company thermo fisher rallying double digit these are big moves. guy, what do you make of it? >> i make of it that the space is extraordinarily cheap. >> cheap with those moves >> right after president trump had that little conversation with pfizer, the stock was trading 36 or so it sets up really well on earnings and the highest the stock has been up 16 years and best single-diday performance i don't know how long and i think they're relatively inexpensive. >> they're certainly a catalyst and argument in terms of the valuation. i just look at biotech and the earnings are starting to see improvements in the pipeline and the balance sheets are fantastic and the valuation in the market, you have to look at the ibb and it will be a great chart and it continues to be. >> all right dan? >> yeah. just all right >> are we doing options action >> one trader made a big bet >> fast pitch. >> or as guy said it, power pitch which is a totally different show we just talked about is hea

let's hear from the england player lilli isley.a, you cannot fault them, they are set and fa st cannot fault them, they are set and fast and we have match and play better hockey and you set yourself up better hockey and you set yourself up for the tough game, you have to do your battles, not let that player who is quick and fit and big, let them beat you, and you have to set yourself up and it is my favourite game, i absolutely love yourself up and it is my favourite game, iabsolutely love playing yourself up and it is my favourite game, i absolutely love playing the usa. everyone is trying to peak for the world cup so get out, we have the world cup so get out, we have the crowd behind us and they don't so the crowd behind us and they don't soiam the crowd behind us and they don't so i am sure it will be fine. gone off tojoin the so i am sure it will be fine. gone off to join the rest of the pride! we are alsojoined off to join the rest of the pride! we are also joined in the olympic park by the x england midfielder, helen richards

lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. from the moment you met you wantecomfort and protection that's why pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness so all they feel is love pampers swaddlers . >>> the mega millions has a mega jackpot. nobody has matched all the numbers in the lottery since early may so the jackpot has grown to an estimated $375 million and if it seems like huge prizes are happening more often they are. a 451 million-dollar prize was claimed in january. your odds of winning big tonight about one in 258 million. >> why not us? why not us? >>> uber under investigation by the government for allegations that they broke the law by paying women different than men for the same job. the investigation by the equal employment commission started a year ago and was reported by the wall street

paul rudd and evangeline lilly buzz into theaters as "ant-man and the wasp."arvel sequel is getting strong reviews, and box office watchers estimate it'll debut with 70-to-80 million dollars or more -- well above the 20-15 original's debut of 57-million. "tonight, we'll see the good and evil in everyone.""this is your emergency broadcast system, announcing the commencement of the first purge.""the first purge" extends the popular dystopian horror franchise by going back to show how the tradition of "purge night" began. the prequel opened on wednesday, trying to grab fourth of july movie-goers, and is looking at 25-million dollars or more from wednesday through sunday. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) the oakland zoo's highly anticipated california trail is finally set to open. you are looknig at drone video of the new trail .... from quadcopter four. the landmark exhibition will open july 12th. the 72-million dollar project will explore the state's native flowers and animals... and the impact humans have on the natural world. the 56-acre california tr

lilly is 10 years old and about to start herfinal year in primary school.en she's started going to school as a girl. skirt day, she called it. i always had to complain, and say, "oh, i don't want to put trousers on. but now i'm a girl, yay, i get to put tights on." she now goes to brownies in a girl's uniform and is thinking about that move up to secondary school. so the last time we spoke was almost a year ago. and you hadn't started year five. you're now nearly at the end of year five. what's it been like? well you know it's been very good, a lot of my friends have been, like, if there's a bully they have been sticking up for me and are being kind and nice. you said your friends stick up for you if there's a bully. what's happened ? well, a couple of months ago, a boy he was coming up to me and asking loads of questions like, "what gender are you? are you a girl? no, you're a boy, aren't you? stop pretending and stuff." i didn't like it. have you talked about your bodies changing in pshe at school? yeah. we did a couple of times, apart from when they ment

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national education association president lilly is skills and garcia says the union is turning teachers into legislators we had over one hundred. educators just at this last go around on the ballot in the primaries seventy percent of them are successful and they will be on the ballot in november the move was planned ahead of a u.s. supreme court decision last week that found public unions like the n.e.a. can no longer charge fees to nonunion members who are covered by union agreements the n.e.a. says that ruling is likely to cut its income from dues by fourteen percent over the next two years it has silenced my voice and has really. taken away my ability to have some collective power on behalf of my students and my colleagues in my profession unions are the last line of defense that's what this was about the move was praised by republicans including president donald trump who called it a big loss for the coffers of the democrats supreme court he said it over asians can make unlimited political contributions but the court is limited to those shores using union contributions nevertheless

national education association president lilly is skills and garcia says the union is turning teachers into legislators we had over one hundred. educators just at this last go around on the ballot in the primaries seventy percent of them are successful and they will be on the ballot in november the move was planned ahead of a u.s. supreme court decision last week that found public unions like the n.e.a. can no longer charge fees to nonunion members who are covered by union agreements the n.e.a. says that ruling is likely to cut its income from dues by fourteen percent over the next two years it has silenced my voice and has really. taken away my ability to have some collective power on behalf of my students and my colleagues in my profession unions are the last line of defense that's what this was about the move was praised by republicans including president donald trump who called it a big loss for the coffers of the democrats supreme court he said it over asians can make unlimited political contributions but the court has limited the sources of union contributions nevertheless these

next, we'll hear from david ricks, the ceo of eli lilly, the global pharmaceutical company that was theirst to produce human insulin. mr. ricks talks about the future of health care, prescript index, and th- prescription drugs, and the opioid e

that's eli lilly.an, former chief executive of ebay and hewlett-packard is first getting into the sports. >> burgeoning business of videogame playing. it's big. talking 400 million viewers for each sports and it's doubled 2014 to $800 million. meg whitman is up by a mistake in the la-based immortals. the only la franchise called the la valley and set place in the blizzard e sports league and when meg whitman is a smart woman, as you know, maybe there's something there. she's working with jeffrey katzenberg in los angeles and moved to los angeles and doing something in new tvs as well which is local viewing. stuart: e sports. that's one of our big stories. it's exploding. a billion-dollar business. extraordinary stuff. meg whitman, spots an opportunity and gets right in there but not surprised. congressman kevin brady's will unveil the second round of tax forms today. brady wants to make individual tax cuts permanent and make it easier to save for retirement. two key ingredients of the facts. joining us

it's evangeline lilly from lost. gerri: women can carry movies are the moral of the story. cheryl: thank you, tracee. check this out. this is incredible. motocross legend making history re-creating pre-iconic evil knievel stunts. first for evil knievel costume just over 52 cars. that's the stunt in 1973. then he successfully jumped over 16 buses which failed to land in a teen 75. but they saved the best for last. he cleared the fountains outside of caesars palace in vegas. he attended the sun back in 1967 that he crashed and broke 40 bones back in the day. getting the whole evil knievel costume. >> though is not the part of the night. those are amazing jobs. coming up, the woman dies from the deadly nerve agent we've been telling you about that. president trump said to name his pick for the supreme court will handicap potential justices. u.s. stock index futures right now. taking a look upwards open 102 points higher, s&p 500 up nine. the nasdaq up almost 26. you are watching the "fbn:am." ♪ to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable a

>> evangeline lilly plays the daughter. >> one of the worst things they gave me a really flat butt, anda plat butt. if i had one fine, i don't. the economic book was very focused on the curves, i'm no barbie in the economic book. i'm just not. i have small breast, no hips, i'm more athletic. i wanted it to be sexy and beautiful but i wanted to feel realistic and real. >> i'm in. >> cool points for being part of this franchise. >> my son dylan came to me, he was probably 15 at the time. he said, dad. i said yes. this is really employed for your career. this is going to introduce you to a younger audience. he said you should think about doing a sequel. >> son dylan got his wish. at the age of 73, dad turned super hero in the movie. >> you do some fighting in one. >> most important i finally got to wear the suit. >> did catherine day to think, look at my -- >> no, she just tries to keep a straight face. this is some of your finest acting. >> you go low, i go high. >> i have wins, why would i go low? >> but the suit cause discomfort for paul rud. >> the most part, it's so thick, if i have a

oppose judge kavanaugh's nomination with everything i have and i hope a bipartisan majority will do the lillyetty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. . >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome back to the "overnight news." i'm michelle miller. president trump's trade war is already taking a toll on the u.s. dairy industry, particularly in wisconsin. new tariffs from china alone threaten about a billion dollars' worth of exports from the state. much of it cheese. dean reynolds got a taste of the controversial. >> this was milk just a few hours ago. >>reporter: at the sartori cheese plant in plymouth, wisconsin turning humble curds into parmesan, ched sxr other table favorites is a thing to behold. but these days in addition to dipping their 20-pound wheels into wine, or hand-rubbing them with pepper, an unwanted ingredient is being added to their business. tariffs. >> the president is focu

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eli lilly and alphabet up. the dow is up 127, up a half percent.nd we'll have more business news coming up. >>> when facebook's new office in mountain view opens this fall, the company will not be offering the usual free food for employees. that's because the city of mountain view won't allow newly built work sites to provide free meals inside the officers. the san francisco chronicle says it's an effort to promote nearby restaurants and cafes. the rule was passed in 2014 and it attracted very little attention back then because the facebook building was years away from opening. >>> today in san francisco, two supervisors will announce legislation to ban on-site cafeterias. the supervisors say this is in an effort to protect local retailers and restaurants who are losing business because workers are having their meals at their companies instead of going out for lunch. >> the heat wave that's hit california is causing serious concerns for farmers up and down the state. triple-digits from the northern tip of the sacramento valley to the mexican border

. >> eli lilly reported strong second-quarter reports, beating estimates on earnings per share and onenue and increasing guidance for the year overall. i wasn't the only announcement today. you talked about your health business. you will spin it off of an ipo. there was talk you could sell at for as much as $13 billion to private equity. why did you decide to have an ipo? >> last october, we announced a strategic review with management and the board of this business unit. it had grown to be pretty substantial in scope and scale. we look at holding it and selling it, and at the ipo path and chose that because it maximizes the value for shareholders after-tax. it also will give alanco a focus on its mission, to work with veterinarians to improve animal health and allow lily, the parent company, to focus on its critical mission, which is to keep producing life-changing medicines for patients. >> shell finally gave investors the share buyback they have been waiting for come even as profit fell short of expectations, and that is despite resurgent crude prices. the energy producer is starti

scarlet: eli lilly shares rallied today and the company is focusing completely on drugs for people.with the ceo about the change. dave: last october, we said we would have a strategic review with management and the board. it had grown to be substantial in scope and scale and we wanted to reflect on whether this was the right position, with lilly controlling it, for our shelled holders -- shareholders. we looked at selling it, we look at holding it, and we look at the ipo path and we chose that path because it maximizes value for our shareholders. it will also give elanco a clear focus to focus resources on its mission, the work with veterinarians, to improve animal health, and allow the parent company to focus on its critical mission, which is the key producing life-changing medicines for patients. >> what is the ipo going to do for your margins? we will go to a chart. elanco has not done so well in margins, as well as your core business. ave: in the short-term, it is bit of a headwind on margin expansion for us and our revenue growth. we do not expect that over the long-term, but i

we will keep voting open as long as we can, and we will go live right now to abc 7 reporter david lillyt matchup between the two teams at san jose's sap center. >> hey, david. >> hi, there. you know the warriors are certified champions, and lebron james doesn't look like he is ready to rest on his laurels either. that sets up a stage for a tremendous tough competition ahead in the next season, as well as a potential new rivalry that could spark fan interests and ticket sales. any chance to see the best players in the game in action is adraw. the first matchup between a lakers-fueled lebron james and the warriors in the bay area is bound to draw die-hard fans to sap center even with prices topping $600. san jose native gabriel thinks he will provide a glimpse into the season ahead. >> i'm not too worried about preseason. i think it would be a great opportunity to see how the new rookies play and how the team starts to mesh together. >> but joining a western conference home lebron is likely to raise hopes that the lakers will become another contender. kevin bright is predicting tougher co

they had to end trials on. >> lilly ended a trial that was probably still going to fail. >> okay. >>n horse in addition to biogen attempting to develop drugs that look very much the same to each other. i'm kind of surprised frankly that roach is not up to date. >> up for it, yeah. >> very quickly we highlighted that biogen is having the best day in several years. >> sure. >> is this warranted do you buy this because of. >> oh, yeah. >> because of the developments here. >> i think the results is about right. we thought it would be more than 10%. less than 20%. the high end of that if we get the results to be as positive as we think they would be osh hope then we have another leg up in late july but i think we got the -- the upside we should have gotten from the news of that magnitude. it's about $10 billion or so maybe a little bit more of market cap for biogen >> thank you ronny. >>> the defensor areas like reest. t is hitting the highest level t year. trading nation is next where should you put your money? see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street

but it is lilly james as the young version of donna who steals the show with a performance of pop classics lesser known songs which form the heartbeat of the movie. and the composers of those songs return with cameo paeshappearano lit their fans. ♪ there was something in the air that night ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but a moment the entire cast wanted to share. >> everybody came in that day, all the cast that weren't working and they brought their husbands, wife, children and dogs. i've never seen a set like it. and when she finished the song, applause. it was extraordinary. >> we were sitting there like this is the craziest thing ever, like she is right there singing. >> my mom was there, she is the biggest cher fan. she introduced me to cher. we watched and my mom was like this is -- >> god, yeah. i can't believe that was our life. >> i thought oh, these people are great actors and i didn't know if they were going to be serious or what they were going to be. but i've never been on a set where people were so easy going and having so much fun. ♪ >> reporter: the first movie sound track went platinum

starring paul rudd and evangeline lilly, it had $76 million in ticket sales.quel coming in second, disney's incredibles 2 with $29 million. it became pixar's top grossing film in north america. and in third place, the dinosaur film jurassic world: fallen kingdom. $28.6 million. dude, get inside the vehicle there. he doesn't. maybe he's frozen. >>> the weather is so nice outside, though, you kind of want to be outside. >> better than having a t-rex or something staring you down. nice, warm inland. cool at the coast. >> we're back at 6:00. hope you can join us. >> see you then. >> > tonight -- e world watches as rescuers in thailand risk their lives to save that young soccer team trapped for more than two weeks in a flooded cave. a race against time. some already pulled out alive and rushed to the hospital where their families are waiting. what are the health concerns? and as desperate hours tick by, how long will it take bring out all the rest? rescue operations under way right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. as su

paul rudd, evangeline lilly and michael douglas return. >> she seems more intense. >> after being placede arrest the pint sized superhero struggles to be a better father. he finds it hard when he is lord back to fight crime by his ex and her father. it was almost a no-brainer to sign back on. >> i love that you said no- brainer because i have a lot of questions like so what went into this? it must've been difficult. and i'm like no.>> i had no choice. i was hoping that it would be round two. i certainly wanted it to be. i hope there is round three. i love doing it. >> who would have thought you would have turned to us?>> 73- year-old michael douglas got to go back in time during part of the movie playing opposite of michelle pfeiffer. >> that was on my bucket list. i did not anticipate we would work together and look like we had been working for 40 years. >> after playing the aunt -sized hero, paul rudd is forever changed. >> i feel like an and farm is jail. i would not ever want, if anything i will buy one to free them. those are my brothers and sisters behind the glass. >> in hollywood

. >> the ant-man sequel stars paul rudd and evangeline lilly.kend it had $76 million in ticket sales, almost $20 million more than the 2015 original. marvel's doing really well this year. another super seek well, incredibles 2. that comes in second place with $29 million. it becomes pixar's top grossing film in north america, passing finding dory. in third place with just under $29 million, the dinosaur film, jurassic world: fallen kingdom. i remember going to see that first movie. it was a field trip way back when. bus loads of kids. >> jurassic park? >> yeah. it was amazing. >> you had cool field trips. >> yeah. i think they just wanted to give the teachers a couple hours off. >> and it was a hot day and they wanted to be in the theater. maybe not. but tomorrow is going to be one. >> temperatures inland in the 90s. cooler as we get towards thursday and friday. but we've got tropical clouds coming back in. so cue up the sunrise and sunset photography. no showers on that map right now but stay tuned. if those winds coming up out of the southeast

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