did some research -- did some research on the mummy bandit thing for me, and he says there's mummy banditsbriety is great. people are good at the house, and he mentioned also that he's going to help me with this project we've got going. we're going to make some t-shirts, free the mummy bandit. itwasntme.com, the name of the website. he also says to keep positive, you will win your case. let me know when your next court date is. >> marc gonzales is adjusting not only to a new cellmate but a new cell where he's confined most of the day. he even eats his meals in his cell, and it's not that he's paranoid about the food, but he is cautious. >> i'm washing my meat. this is what i call boo-boo meat. the nastiest, smelly meat ever. he likes it but i think it's nasty. i wash it off. it's like a rinse job i have going on. that's just me. >> i'm going to eat this, i'm trying to eat it right. that's just me, that's just me, you know. some people like to eat it but i see a lot of people always washing their meat off. and the water turns like all musty brown. >> gonzales has been getting along with his

and give it the title "the mummy" and let their imagination do the rest. when they're done, just take a a photo of the script or scan it and e-mail it to kidtheater@tonightshow.com. we'll choose our favorites and tom and i will act them out on our show. it will be fun. [ cheers and applause ] kid theater. >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: it will be good. guys, it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead. it's fleet week here in new york city. so in honor of that, on friday our entire audience will be made up of servicemen and women. so tune in for that. [ cheers and applause ] it's gonna be fun. we do it every year. it's always so -- it's a blast. we're going to getth can do some -- play around with them. it'll be fun.

just look at these new scenes from the mummy. >> what's your story, grabs my attention. >> she's gotns for you. there are worse fates than death. >>> tom gets his butt handed to him, by a girl. okay, not just any girl -- an undead, superscary mummy, played by sofia boutella. >> she is real, i have chosen! >> but behind the scenes, cruise is still the "i do all my own stunts" man. you see him, at 54 yours old, getting thrown 20 feet, strung by a wire. he's in the way of a speeding bus, then jumps inside for this supercool action shot. he runs, he jumps, he rappels, he falls out of cars. and he goes one-on-one against russell crowe. >> much as i would like to slam my head against the wall for four more takes. >> russell crowe in your film -- >> he's incredible. we had some great fight scenes between the two of us. >> every man for himself. >> there's a bit of martial arts. there's a couple rugby moves. >> as one of the world's richest actors, here's how you know tom's worth every penny, no matter what, cruise will always get the shot. >> you're the only actor in the world who could fin

the mummies were elaborately preserved and therefore likely belong to officials and priests.the discovery could be much bigger. if you want to get in touch with us here at bbc news, you can do so on social media. i'm @bbckasiamadera on twitter. you can also find us on facebook. but now, sport. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: kim si woo becomes the youngest to win golf‘s prestigious players championship championship. roma rumblejuventus in italy, while real reign supreme in spain. and rafa takes the crown in madrid for a fifth time as he gears—up for tilt at a tenth french open title. hi there. wherever you are around the world welcome to sport today. in the past hour south korean kim si woo has become the youngest ever winner of the players championship at sawgrass.kim carded a final round of 69 to finish 10 under par. the 21—year—old kim began the day two shots off the lead but took top spot in a faultless final round.

and i stood over my mother and i said, mummy, please get up. she didn't move. so i was thinking, why doesn't she move? why doesn't she respond? and then i said it again, mummy, please get up. and then it hit me right at that moment. i understood, i made that connection that she was gone and she was never coming back. my heart was completely broken. you feel that very physically in your heart. what kind of person was your mother? for me, more than anything that we may have done together, what she looked like, what she smelt like, any of these things is the feeling of being loved and of loving in return. that is something that will always be with me. and regardless of me losing her under these circumstances at such a young age, i have always felt so privileged compared to so many others, who have never had that experience of being loved and of loving in return. how did your father explain your mother's death to you? the fact that i was there, i already understood it all in my mind. there wasn't much for my father to say. but even so, when he came to collect me at

was in hollywood to reveal a 70-foot sarcophagus for the mummy which is theaters in june 9th. ♪ >>>ts dance lessons from little kids with james corden. j.lo's toddler ography will air during his prime time "carpool karaoke" special tonight on cbs. >>> nischelle turner is in new york with jennifer lopez's ever-expanding empire. >>> topping tonight's know and tell, j. lo's primetime dance. >> yes, i have already shed a tear here and there. >> we've seen her get emotional before when judging talent, so you know, "world of dance" won't >> you're talking about kids, you know, going for their dreams, putting themselves out there in front of people. i know what that feels like. >> the former fly girl also executive produces the competition series premiering next week. derek hough and ne-yo join her as judges, jenna dewan-tatum hosts. but with a million-dollar grand prize hanging in the balance, don't think jlo's going to take it easy on those contestants. >> everybody knows my judging style. i'm honest. >>> next up, jessica simpson's baby news. >> are you sure you're not pregnant? >> yes,

. >> she said, mummy, when shawn and i cried last night, why didn't you come? did that mean that they were upset by something the previous night? >> they wondered if they should go out again that evening. but madeleine seemed entirely at ease. they certainly had no intimation or reason to think it could be anything more sinister. >> they then carried on with the evening, and began the process of the regular checks on the children that they had been doing all week. >> according to the timeline provided by the group at dinner, gerry mccann conducted a check at roughly 9:05 p.m. >> so i came in and madeleine was just in the bed and the covers were folded down and she had her blanket by her head. it's terrible, because i had one of those really proud father moments where i just thought, you know, you're absolutely beautiful and i love you. >> on his way back down to dinner, jerry spotted an aquan dance and stopped for a chat when another parent jane tanner walked by. that was about 9:15 p.m. jane made her way up this treat and that's when she said she noticed a man

thank you very much. ( applause ) [ eerie music throughout ] the mummy... has returned.ish to see... what i have seen? you will... when... i... kill you. [ explosions ] [ intense music ] the mummy. rated pg-13. ♪ 5 truth or dare is back. cindy, you don't evenno dress.ress. ♪ uh-uh, you're not going anywhere in those rags. ♪ cindy? ♪ introducing an all-new crossover, toyota c-hr. toyota. let's go places. tof apples per year.ts twenty-three pounds and drinks 270 beers per year. beer plus the crisp taste of apples? looks like redd's saved everyone a step. redd's apple ale. together we beer. ♪someday you'll let me put my way ycomb up there♪air♪ ♪'til then you're beautiful and i just stare♪ >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. thank you for tuning in. joining us tomorrow night at 11:00. now here it is... your moment of zen. ( star-spangled banner playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> chris: hey, welcome back. we were gone for a while but now we are back. i will tell you all about it later but girls weekend was a bleeping disaster which is so us. the internet offers subscr

at the same time, mummies who were also fire damaged are being installed.se they look beautiful, it's because of the information they hold. so part of what we do is unlocking the stories that they hold and revealing their hidden histories. we have two romano period mummies here and they are both quite young, one is a teenager, we have wandered in the past if they we re we have wandered in the past if they were associated with each other. so they could be sisters? you never know, they could be. this display at liverpool's world museum is now the largest entrant egyptian gallery outside london. lindsey prosser, bbc news. a chance discovery by a pre—school child has saved a family of owls. three large eggs were found in a sawdust bucket next to a compost toilet at a forest school near winchester in southern england. at first, they weren't quite sure what type of bird it was until they saw this fly from the outdoor toilet. they are now a month old. the pair have been called twit and twoo and they have been tagged by wildlife experts. you have been watching news

and i stood over my mother and i said, mummy, please get up. she didn't move.id it again, mummy, please get up. and then it hit me right at that moment. i understood, i made that connection that she was gone and she was never coming back. my heart was completely broken. you feel that very physically in your heart. what kind of person was your mother? for me, more than anything that we may have done together,

the mummies were elaborately preserved and therefore likely belong to officials and priests.n hayes, who‘s 101 years old, completed a parachute jump from fifteen thousand feet. he made the leap with three generations of his family — his son, grandson and great—grandson. congratulations to all of them! let‘s have a look at the weather prospects. darren bett is at the map. the clouds looked good there. not too many clouds around across the uk today. more sunshine and we had yesterday. still a few showers around. you can see how the cloud has bubbled up to today. if you showers coming from the south—west. 0ne showers coming from the south—west. one or two heavy ones across scotla nd one or two heavy ones across scotland and more particularly northern ireland. to the evening there was showers will fade away, and with some sunshine. clearer skies overnight over eastern areas. to the west, change on the way. thickening cloud, strengthening wind, outbreaks of rain. this rain is pushing its way east. i think the heaviest rain will be over western hills, south—west scotland, north—wes

mummy kate takes charge on pippa's big day", the picture headline on the sunday express, is about duchessmbridge‘s sister's wedding. it isa it is a lovely picture. we will come to that later. let's begin. nigel andjo, who to that later. let's begin. nigel and jo, who is going to lead? ladies first! that sarries we do pugh! i'm going to get into trouble!” first! that sarries we do pugh! i'm going to get into trouble! i will just sit back and! the sunday telegraph, as you were referring to just now, this is an interview with theresa may. and i have to say, they have picked two bits that don't make it look like a very interesting interview. the headline is it lose your gong if you dishonour it, says pm. this is to raise a promising to crack down on people who have got honours like knighthoods and what have you —— theresa may. the way it works at the moment is that if somebody is disgraced, i'm thinking of fred goodwin, from the royal bank of fred goodwin, from the royal bank of scotland, or anthony blunt, people like that, it's all done behind closed doors. she wants a more transparent proce

mummy two?>> the movie "the sword and the stones" all time high, netflix all time high, dominos all time high. what's my point? >> netflix and chill? >> i don't know what that means, i won't bring it up. they're ordering pidz za, playing video games and watching netflix a. theme we have been on for a while. this isn't getting better any time soon. >> i will mention the hard events this week. these are concentrated places, lot of people there, no security. to me, this is something they will have to spend a lot to beef up security. it's some place people may want to avoid. >> i agree with guy, fought that that's unusual. the disney thing, it's not a pure play bet. you can't bet on short disney to be short movie. >> switching gears, u.s. steel getting hit hard this year. one trader is betting on a big comeback after credit suisse upgrades the stocked to. >> u.s. steel was one of the names upgraded today. you know, gap is up 8% on the opening and there was some call activity that caught my eye. firs

mummy loves you, so much. and that's the cbs evening news tonight from manchester.ll of us at cbs news, all around the world, good >>> to think that anything remotely this evil could occur on this campus is i mean more than heartbreaking. >> tonight, two maryland universities continue to reel after the murder of a bowie state student and army lieutenant richard collins iii. good evening, i'm bruce johnson. the latest on the investigation into lieutenant collins' killing but first, we have this new video of collins being commissioned into the united states army less than a week ago. his parents and his girlfriends presented him with his hat. he was going to fight against dangerous weapons around the world. the video reveals chilling words he shared at the podium. take a listen.

. >>> tom cruise was promoting his new thriller "the mummy."scheduled to appear at the premiere, but that event has been canceled in the wake of the manchester terror attack. celine dion is scheduled to tour all over europe this summer. how is the attack affecting her plans? well, i found out when i visited celine at her residency in vegas. you're scheduled to be performing at the manchester arena on june 25th. >> correct. >> as of now, is that show still happening? >> the tour is still happening. and we're taking as many precautions as possible. >> understandably. >> try to make it as safe as possible. raise y to the person on either side of p >> after leading a tribute th her fans earlier this week, sleen told me while her tour will go on, the attack has left her shaken. >> during the concert, it kept coming to my mind, and even tonight, it kept coming to my mind. i still live with that fear, i still live with that tragedy. ♪ >> when her european tour kicks off, listen for a new song on the set list. sleen's ballad from the "beauty and the be

the mummies were elaborately preserved and therefore likely belong to officials and priests.ld be much bigger. we're here on the bbc news channel until 9:00 this morning, and still to come this morning: the travel show team are in columbia this week, examining the legacy of one of the country's most controversial criminals. he's one of showjumping's all—time greats with an impressive medal haul including two olympic golds, we've been speaking to nick skelton to reflect on his sporting achievements as he and his brilliant stallion big star prepare to bow out. all that to come on the bbc news channel. but this is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one. bye for now. lets get all of the sport news now. good morning. we will discuss saracens. back—to—back. a brilliant effort, back—to—back european champions. an amazing achievement, only the fourth club in history who have managed that. they are english champions as well. on top of that, 0wen farrell was also named european player of the year. so saracens can now claim to be one of the uk's most dominant teams in world sport wi

mummy comeback to the western quarter, we see a chance of rain —— it is when we come back to the westernewhere across the greater pa rt rain. elsewhere across the greater part of england and wales and maybe the borders of scotland by this stage, fine and sunny all the way. watch out because the sun can be strong at this time of year and even where you have some clout, do not think you will escape all of the effects of the sun. not as cold in the glens of scotland. importing relatively mild air from the continent by day and night. monday sees a new weather front bringing the threat of rain for a time. it will peg the temperatures but elsewhere it will feel warmer than of late, comfortably into the teens and may be for sum into the mid—20s. the middle part of the week, high pressure a dominant feature. initially cloud in the west, but eventually the high pressure will dry out things and it will feel very warm as we move to the latter part of the week. good afternoon. the conservatives have defended their planned changes to social care and winter fuel payments if they win the next election.

mummy loves you, so much." and that's the "cbs evening news" tonight from manchester. of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> security gap in san francisco when it comes to fighting terror. the dead zones for police radios that could be a problem. >> but first, some breaking news. a scary scene on 5 in merced county. these pictures just coming in. within the past hour a school bus carrying children caught fire! you can see the smoky scene from a driver's perspective. first reports indicate all the children got off the bus. the flames spreading to grass along the shoulder there. this happened in the southbound lanes of i-5 near the city of los banos. that part of the interstate now closed. and another look at the scene. this video showing the traffic backing up. and then a firefighting air tanker there swooping down over the interstate. it was doing a water drop to put out the resulting grass fire. again the word we are getting now a 50-foot-long school bus carrying children burst into flames. one child may have

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the mummies were elaborately preserved and therefore likely belong to officials and priests.y could be much bigger. some incredible pictures there, absolutely fascinating. i wonder how many more there are. we will find out. time for a look at the sport. it's all about saracens. what a great picture that is, you said earlier. what an achievement as well, back—to—back european champions, only the fourth side to do that in history. they are also english champions as well. to top it all off, 0wen farrell was named european player of the year. so saracens can now claim to be one of the uk's most dominant teams in world sport with that 28—17 victory over clermont auvergne in yesterday's final at murrayfield. it was a hard—fought victory. early tries by chris ashton and george kruis put saracens on their way but the french side hit back to get within a point. going into the final 15 minutes before alex goode crossed for the decisive score. saracens are the fourth team to retain europe's premier club title after leicester, leinster and toulon. i'm just chuffed that week, i think, the

the mummy. rated pg-13. and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to the "the daily show." my guest tonight is an academy-award nominated actor and author whose new book is "this is just my face: try not to stare." please welcome gabourey sidibe! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me! >> trevor: i'm so glad you came. i watched you so many times and you're, like, no. >> over brunch i was, like, no. >> trevor: thank you for being here finally. i'm glad i could convince you. your name is gabourey sidibe and my name is trevor noah. i was born in africa and you were born in new york. i feel like our names were switched at birth. >> yeah, why is my name more african than yours? >> trevor: i feel like i should go home and be like, yo, mom, come on. something. give me something. >> you've got to argue with her. got to. her name should be baratunde. >> trevor: that sounds great. i like that name. i'm going to start talk -- calling myself that. >> baratunde noah! >> trevor: th

now the fact that i actually got my degree 49 years ago almost certifies me for becoming a mummy at the museum of natural history. but i bet you this, i bet i am the only person here who has been out of college for at least 10 years who remembers their commencement speaker's address verbatim. and i learned the best speeches are short and relevant. we were at georgetown on the front lawn. the speaker, the mayor of washington d.c., walter washington, was introduced with great fanfare. a foreboding dark cloud came over the lawn immediately, lighting was seen, thunder was heard, you could see it raining right behind the campus as the cloud was moving. and here was walter washington's speech, "congratulations. if we don't get out of here right now we're all going to drown. [laughter] president clinton: if you'd like a copy of my speech, contact my office and i'll send it to you. good luck." and that was it. [laughter] president clinton: if we had had a race for president it was 1968 if the election had occurred in that moment, walter washington would have received the write-in votes of every

the mummy. rated pg-13. back to the code conference. last night, kicking off the event, steve ballmer talked about how microsoft allowed other players to encroach on microsoft's dominance. he said in large part it came down to hardware. hardware is really the new expression software in his words we should have build that capability earlier than we ever did. suggesting perhaps that the nokia deal was too little, too late. as many have said. he talked about his life as investor post microsoft and how twitter has cured him of being a more activist investor. take a listen. >> in retirement, you say, what am i going to be now? investor phase. i'm out of that phase for those of you who might be looking for money. i'm not in that phase at all anymore. but when i was in investor phase, i took -- i said, look, i owned 4%. i made a point of that. i'm silent on what i own of microsoft, twitter or anything else other than eclipse at this stage. i still have a lot of money into the concept that says there is an opportuni

the discovery of 18 well preserved mummies in a village on the edge of the western desert. a cemetery with tombs for birds and animals was also found. >>> all right. we are getting ready, i can see over there, diane roberts, yes, i see, today we're gonna be comparing the roll-formed steel bed of the chevy silverado to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck. awesome. yeah! first, let's check out the aluminum bed of this truck. wooooow!! holy moly. full on crack here. now let's check out the steel bed of the silverado. i'd expect more dents. no holes. current qualified lessees can get this silverado all star edition for around $249 a month. plus, find your tag and get an additional $1,500 lease cash on select silverado pickups in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm

mummy kate takes charge on pippa's big day is the picture headline on the sunday express.receiving a telling—off at pippa's wedding. new rules for cigarette packaging come into force this weekend. all packs must be greenish—brown, withjust a small space for the brand name, and include a graphic warning of the dangers of smoking. the measures, aimed at discouraging young people from taking up the habit, also include a ban on selling packs of ten. tom burridge reports. persuading young people not to smoke. that is what the government hopes these new rules will do. from today, all cigarette packets have to be a standard green design, similar to this. health warnings must cover two thirds of the front and back of the packets. and you can no longer buy packets of ten. there will also be restrictions on e—cigarettes, and on rolling tobacco, too. public health campaigners say the number of people smoking in britain continues to fall, and this is another positive step. it's too early to say how many will avoid taking up, but even if it's just a few percent, that will have a big be

the mummies were elaborately preserved and therefore likely belong to officials and priests.preliminary stage, so the discovery could be much bigger. quite a quiteafind. quite a find. richard is here with the sport. just after 630 and let's discuss the saracens, champions of europe. yes. what an achievement. back—to—back european champions, only the fourth team in history to do that. they won 28 points to 17. 0n do that. they won 28 points to 17. on top of being english champions as well, they would have the european player of the year. they are one of the most dominant teams in world sport with their victory in yesterday ‘s final. it was a hard—fought victory. but as patrick gearey reports sarries showed once again just why they are champions. it looks like we are in for nasty. adam brand, city of performing arts. adam brand, city of performing arts. a stage routine that has made performing its art. the saracens we re performing its art. the saracens were european champions last year and are back to defend their title. this was billed as the day they could achieve greatness,

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she's the ultimate evil. [ dramatic music ] the mummy. rated pg-13.m every day of my life. growing up without him was made easier thanks to all people who kept him in their hearts, who told me that he inspired them to work and fight and believe in a better world. >> former ambassador caroline kennedy remembering her father, john f. kennedy on what would have been the former president's 100th birthday. >>> the man accused of killing two people after an anti-muslim rant does not appear to be linked to any groups. that's what they say about jeremy christian. christian allegedly stabbed three people on a portland train, killing two of them when the victims tried to protect two women from his hate-filled outburst. a vigil held sunday for the two men killed. one witness who helped the victim said the severity of the attack must be made clear. >> i hope that it is labeled what it is, and that is a terrorist attack. i want that to be clear. >> christian has been charged with aggravated murder and attempted murder. >> turning now to the investigation in last w

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. >> tom cruise's london mummy premiere canceled after the attacks. what else is in jeopardy? julia, i had no idea you were so fearless. >> did her kids' lemonade stand really turn into -- >> a kissing stand? >>> live with charissa, why being surrounded by a sipa

think about the wives of the former president such as bernadette chirac, jacques chirac cold her mummytood that she was the man who wanted them enter the elysee palace. she wanted to be a politician herself but because of her man, she couldn't go too far after he left office in the started again to build a local career. but she was presented to do anything because of the man who she was with. there is a difference between emmanuel macron and brigitte trogneux. he is the young one, she already had a career in the professor —— as a —— a career as a professor. she has the edge on him, many people thinks she was the one that pushed him that —— to bea she was the one that pushed him that —— to be a candidate. he said —— she said, think about how religion five yea rs said, think about how religion five years she is older, —— how we look in five years' time, she is older, now is the time for emmanuel macron to win because in five years' time i will be too old for that. that is one way to look at it. the other is that she has people saying she has created him. that as a way of seeing things cr

precious gorgeous girl 0livia campbell taken far far to soon go sing with the angels and keep smiling mummy." so just sojust one of so just one of those very sadly who died. charlotte spoke to us very bravely about her efforts to try to find her daughter. let's get the latest now from manchester — our correspondent wyre davies is outside police headquarters. i bring ibring up i bring up 0livia campbell, because we have a series of these. we have a series of name still to come. yes, it isa series of name still to come. yes, it is a desperate situation for all of the family. we now at least publicly have at least four fatalities confirmed the 22 people who died in the bombing on monday night. and it still seems there are some families out there who don't know what has happened to those young children they waved goodbye to add a normal pop concert on monday. there is at least one family in scotland, and others in the north of don't know if their young children are injured, if they have been taken in by kind samaritans, if they have accepted lives and not go back in touch with their families, o

mummy kate takes charge on pippa‘s big day" is the picture headline on the sunday express. a tory wobble, the sunday times calling it. a real tory wobble? not really a good story, the polls had been showing a significant tory lead, cut to the lowest since the election was called. the majority of 46 seats, which is far what theresa may and supporters were hoping for. largely to do with the manifesto released, which proposed the big cuts in social care, which proved unpopular. the fieldwork on the poll after the manifesto launch, people do not like it. does that mean the tory manifesto backfired 7 do not like it. does that mean the tory manifesto backfired? in relation to the labour won, a couple of days before, it did. the polling suggested the labour manifesto was very popular, eye—catching pledges. the tory one is much more low—key, not a lot of meat in it. as vincent says, the things that were eye—catching, they were cuts to pensioner hand—outs. which, as we know, that is the group that tends to vote. you can see why there was nervousness in conservative hq. on the other

. >> olivai, mummy loves you. please just phone me and come home please. >> reporter: tonight, olivia, too, among the dead. >> just heartbreaking for charlotte, who the world watched in that tearful plea. terry moran for us tonight from manchester, police in that city now searching for any possible accomplices and they're preparing for a huge public event this weekend? >> they are, david. even as the memorial here goes, the great manchester run and city games, the largest 10k run, 35,000 runners last year, will go forward this weekend, authorities say, safely. david. >> terry, our thanks to you. >>> and the bomber himself this evening, just 22 years old. he had just returned to england five days before the attack. so, where was he right before and was his brother about to unleash another bomb? and tonight, what they have just discovered in the suspect's home. here's abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross. >> reporter: tonight, these pictures on the front page of the british tabloids. salman abedi, as a

profits exceeding the gdp of the maldives, but you wouldn't know that because your demographic is mummieso rose from the dead and found a suit. - uh...excuse me. i have to get this. it's my doctor. hello? oh, so i have tested positive for diarrhea then. i have to leave the room? oh, no, i'm in a conversation that i love and i know what i'm gonna say next in. oh, well, you're the doctor. bye. i don't know if you heard any of that, portia, but i-- - get out. [suspenseful music] [police siren wailing] ♪ - [exhales] [doorbell buzzes] oh, god, i hope he's not a murderer. i really don't want my age in the newspaper. oh, hi, is your father, the source, home? - no, baby, it's me. i'm doctor skullcrusher. - oh, my god, but you're-- you're a kid. the ls were 1s because you're-- - 11, playa. here's how it's gonna go down: i got info that you want, but i'm gonna need three things. one, you take me to see the new "beauty and the beast." emma watson has natural larges. - uh. - two, you write a five-page report on the dust bowl for miss regina's class. three, we touch tongues, and you post it on your in

. >> also looking to bolster a family of characters, universal has its "mummy" remake to drive its dark universe of monsters. and fox is aiming to keep its "planet of the apes" franchise running. perhaps most important, how new original content performs such as warner brothers "dunkirk" and sony's "baby driver." even with an uncertain summer mkm's handler says the box office could hit a new record this year. for "nightly business report,t, i'm julia boorstin in >> thank you for watching this special edition of "nightly business report." i'm sue herera. we'll see you right back here to. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days,

could the "the mummy" be looking at a modest opening? the hollywood reporter says movie industry tracking services are projecting the monster flick could open with between 40 and 42-million dollars. the reporter points out those projections do not include international numbers. the reboot of "the mummy" opens june ninth, and is the launching point for a "shared universe" of universal's monster characters."you've all sacrificed so much to be here." katherine waterston stars in ridley scott's "alien: coveneant," but, as the actress tells us, one particular scene from the original kept her from watching an "alien" movie for many years."when i was 10, my friend's older brother showed me the chest-burster scene, and so my first impression was horror and trauma and i guess, convinced me that i wasn't built for seeing scary movies. so i avoided the "alien" franchise and basically all scary films from that point on. and didn't see it until the 30th person shamed me for getting that old without having seen "alien." and then i understood why, and

mummy loves you, so much. >>> that's overnight news for this thursday.or some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from manchester, england, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm jericka duncan. a worldwide manhunt is under way for accomplices in the deadly terror attack in manchester, england. the bomber died in the blast along with nearly two dozen innocent victims and now his brother is behind bars in libya. an anti-terror squad swept him up and he's already admitted he was part of the attack. mark phillips has the very latest. >> reporter: two days of raids and at least since arrests later, including the bomber's brother and police have changed their minds that this attack was the work of one man. manchester police chief ian hopkins. >> i think it's very clear that this is a network that we haare investigating. and it continues at a paice. >> reporter: they no longer think salman abedi, seen here possibly buying a ba