welcome back, paula. >>> paula's not the only star making it look easy to hit the 50s.yle with our carly steel. >> you looked incredible in cannes. >> thank you. >> i loved your instagram with the pajamas. i loved that. >> but it was pajamas you can go out with, thank you, thank you, thank you. >> at age 50, salma looks perfect in everything she wears. and the cannes film festival was no exception. it's a rare woman who can rock a pink wig. >> you just decided to go for it? >> yes, i'm 50 years old, so bored of the same face and the same hair. >> one look at her instagram feed and it's obvious salma was cannes' queen. she even secretly flew a mariachi band in from paris to pump up the fest's 70th anniversary dinner. ♪ >> it was not easy. >> do you know how to turn up a dinner party? >> now, salma's signature style is on display again, as she travels the world promoting her new movie "beatriz at dinner," which opens friday. >> when i first came to the united states a long time ago, >> did you come legally? >> yes. >> she plays a principled holistic healer bold enough to

paula: tensa.la de que su niña está en un lugar seguro. gracias a la ayuda, irma ya puede salir al exterior aunque acompañada. y como vemos ahora, se siente mejor bajo un techo. andrea: digamos que te cuesta salir al exterior, al aire libre. irma: sí, me cuesta un poco de trabajo. andrea: ¿te animas a hacerlo? irma: sí. pero con usted. andrea: con nosotros. así fue cómo pudimos emprender una agradable caminata al aire libre. ¿cómo te sientes? irma: me siento bien, me siento--no me siento con miedo, me siento segura. si estuviera sola, no me sentiría capaz. matilde: irma pasó por muchos, muchos traumas en su vida y ahora la veo que puede sonreír y que tiene una esperanza, que puede--ha arreglado su situación migratoria y simplemente el escuchar cada día que viene cómo le está yendo mejor para nosotros es un-- es una gran satisfacción. andrea: y es un gran orgullo para lo propia irma, quien sabe que estos pasos que está dando ahora la cambiarán para siempre. irma, lo has logrado. estamos afuera. está

dan, paula. >> all right. david wright, thanks for your reporting from the white house this morning. joining us from washington is political analyst and pollster kristen soltis anderson as dan lovingly refers to as ksa. >> she love is it. >> she'll love it, right? or she will love it. kristen, as we mentioned the president believes he has the legal authority to fire the special counsel robert mueller, and according to the ap some of trump's circle are preaching caution but others including his son don jr. say mueller must go. if he were to fire mueller how do you think that would go down. >> it would be very explosive if he made that decision because as soon as it was announced there will be a special prosecutor and as soon as it was announced it would be robert mueller, a figure very respected across the political spectrum here in washington, this gave a lot of trump's allies on capitol hill, republicans, the opportunity to say, look, this is good. he's a good investigator. this will clear this all up and the

dan and paula? >>> we're going to turn now to politics. president trump is up and already tweeting this morning. he and the first family waking up for the first time in camp david. here they are boarding marine one. >> the president and the entire political world will be closely watching a special congressional election coming up on tuesday. a young democrat named jon ossoff is making a strong showing in a strong republican district. if the democrats win, what does that say about the republicans chance of holding power at the midterms. david wright has more. >> reporter: good morning, the first in-laws. the political world grinds on. the president tweeted this morning that his agenda is doing well despite the distraction of the witch hunt. of course, much of that agenda depends on republican control of congress. and that brings us to that congressional seat in georgia. it's been seen by many as the canary in the coal mine. an early warning for both parties. georgia six is now the most expensive cong

paula? >> david wright at the white house. thank you. >>> let's bring in chief anchor george stephanopoulos. fresh off vacation. he'll be hosting "this week" later this morning. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so, this health care bill. are they going to be able to pass this thing? if they run out of republican votes can he get democrats? >> no way he can get democrats. right now, they're not there. there are at least five republican senators right now who say they cannot support the bill. from two very different camps. from conservatives and moderates who don't like the cuts in medicaid. that's the tip of the iceberg. there are many more holding back. remember, republicans can lose only two votes. that lets vice president mike pence break the tie. right now, they're far away. >> they can lose just two votes. they need a simple majority. if they can't get the votes, george, what are the next steps in the health care battle? >> who knows? is the easy answer. there's no

paula, adrienne.ob, welcome back from boston. >>> we'll begin in portugal where a fast-moving fire has killed more than 50 people in portugal. this video showing some of the victims were trapped in their cars as flamed raced across the road in a town north of lisbon. right now nearly 600 firefighters are battling the blaze. portugal's prime minister says high temperatures may have contributed to the cause. >>> in afghanistan, at least seven u.s. troops were wounded when an afghan soldier opened fire on them at a military base. that was near the capital city kabul. the u.s. official says the u.s. soldiers returned fire killing the afghan soldier. a taliban spokesperson praised the attack but did not take responsibility. that's the second insider attack by an afghan soldier just in the past week. >>> in milwaukee, wisconsin, a woman caught on camera allegedly setting a deadly fire to a building with people in it. dramatic video there. you see one person jumping from a window to safety. the flames quickl

dan, paula. >> gloria, thank you. so much to talk about this morning so let's bring in abc news political analysts kristen soltis anderson joining us from washington and matt dowd who is down in austin, texas. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so, kristen, let me start with you then we'll go to matt on the same question. do you think the president's decision on the paris climate accord is smart politics given the reaction we're seeing coming in? >> well, there are two pieces to the paris deal's impact. first is practical and really despite a lot of the frustration that you're seeing from the president's opponents around this decision, the paris accords didn't have any real requirements in them that were legally enforceable, so in terms of actual changes that we're going to see to people's live, things like people's power bills, this will be more felt in the other policies that the president puts into place further down the road, whether that's good or bad. i think what happens on people

first a conversation with paula sound stone, known for being a fixture on the comedy scene for nearly four decades now, accomplished author, her latest is "the totally unscientific study of the search for human happiness." then we'll talk to the man at the center of the starz drama "american gods" actor ricky whittle, paula poundstone and ricky whittle coming up in just a moment. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> we welcome comedienne paula poundstone to this program, the self-proclaimed doubting thomas determined to find the secret to lasting happiness and tried a series of experiments in that quest. she shares her findings in a new book titled "the totally unscientific study of the search for human happiness." i am delighted to have paula poundstone on this program. >> thanks so much for having me. >> good to see you again. why self-proclaimed doubting thomas? >> my book is a series of experiments, as you say, doing things this i or other people thought would make me happy. and every chapter is written as an experiment with a hypothes

paula? >> i cannot imagine being on that flight and hearing the captain say our survival depends upon your cooperation. >> not what you want to hear. >> not at all. okay, ronny, you're coming back. we'll see you next weekend, right? >> i will. >> enjoy your week in london. >>> in florida, a small plane falls from the sky. it's all caught on camera. the pilot of a single-engine piper losing control. crashes into a ft. myers day care center. there were no children present at the time of the crash. a passenger was killed. the pilot injured. narrowly escaping before the plane exploded. >>> we want to move to standoff overnight. in a pennsylvania neighborhood. >> all started by a desperate couple on the run from the cops. they barricaded themselves inside a home. and abc's ephae ramos, who was the om the very beginning, is in center valley, pennsylvania good morning to you. >> reporter: dan and paula, good morning. this road is open now. it was a completely different scene out here yesterday. off

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dan and paula. >> so sad for those fallen soldiers. stephanie, thank you. >>> we want to turn now to a dramatic rescue at sea. >> a skipper sailing straight into trouble when bad weather got the best of him. enter the "queen mary 2." abc's erielle reshef is here with more. hey, erielle. >> reporter: hey, good morning. the "queen mary 2" coming about for that stranded sailor and passengers watching the daring rescue after a storm left him stuck in the middle of the atlantic ocean. the luxury liner going into full rescue mode when seasoned yachtsman mervyn wheatley called for help from the middle of the ocean. at around 2:00 a.m., captain chris wells of the "queen mary 2" received a distress call. >> there was a 38-foot yacht in distress in our area. >> reporter: wheatley was competing in the single-handed transatlantic race that set sail in plymouth, england. expected to dock at their final destination later in newport, rhode island. his yacht known as "the tamarind" making its way across the atlantic when a violent unexpected storm whi

what does paula think about katy perry's reported $25 million payday? >> let's put it on record i was not getting 25 million dollars. >>> and we're behind the scenes of "celebrity family feud." we're getting the dirt on boyfriends. >> mom! >> cash, career, crib and car. >> can we start over? >> now, for june 2nd, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> welcome. it was just three days ago that kathy griffin was apologizing for posing with a bloody, severed head of the president. but look at her now she's fighting back. >> i was there this morning as kathy lawyered up, and melted down. >> i've had everybody turn on me, and i just want to make people laugh. that's all i want to do. i screwed up. >> tearing up at times >> she revealed the outcry has caused her to fear for her life. >> the death threats are constant, detailed, serious, and specific. so, regarding the image that i participated in, that apology absolutely stands. i feel horrible. >> she called the press conference to say she's being bullied by the trump family. through their comments and soc

david, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. this weekend the president is off to camp david. his very first trip to the presidential retreat and this father's day getaway one where his frustrations do seem president trump drove another stake into president obama's legacy. signing an executive order to scrap obama's policy of detente with cuba. >> effectively immediately i am canceling the last administration's completely >> reporter: cuba lasted back rejecting what it called manipulation for political purposes and double standards in the treatment of human rights. but trump upstaged himself acknowledging for the first time in a tweet that he is indeed under investigation after firing fbi director james comey. i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director.ctor,girich clearly felt differently in the's 90s when he voted to impeach bill clinton for obstructing justice during the monica lewinsky investigation. just in case the president and president's men are lawyering up. trump

she has four costume changes, performs six hits, paula, along with the new kids on the block and boyzes. >> there's a pa. >> reporter: where i can go with the mosch pit area. and they are having conversations while i'm singing. they're asking me questions. we're googling we can't believe your age. i'm going, i'm forever your girl. i got to go. >> when i tell you paula is good back on the stage, i was so excited and happy for her. by the way, this is a milestone for paula, the first "american idol" premiered on june 11th 15 years >>> travel considerations provided by -- >>> look at all those stars with birthdays this weekend. shia labeouf is turning 31. elizabeth hurley, 52. look at your choices which model scores back to back sports illustrated covers? that is kate upton who turns 25 this week. >>> monday, "e.t." is with prince harry's girlfriend making her first public appearance since pippa's wedding. >>> only we are behind the scenes of the bad moms sequel. monday on "e.t." >> we are almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news go to our website, et

yes, ma'am. >> bye, paula. >> bye, paula. >> thank you.s, i'm going to call the program. do what i've got to do, for myself, my family. my son. due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down, on your feet! down! >> among the nation's toughest, california state prison corcoran, severely overcrowded and plagued by racial tension. we spent months inside, where officers try to maintain order in an institution with a notoriously violent past. this is "lockup: corcoran extended stay." >> get on the ground! on the ground! hold him on the ground

paula reid.g group to repair, quit talk repealing it. we have a pathway forward. think we could fix it. good people on beth side of the aisle that know it need to be fixed. there its not one person in west virginia not been touched by, the bill that was sent by the house which was horrible and the bill they have, now, which makes it even worse. so i have said, work with me. don't work against us. they have proven they're going to need democrat to pass this. and if mitch doesn't have the votes. call off this bill, right now. and let's sit down and start working to repairing, toward repairing the base in concept of what we have affordable care free the market place to discover ever better ways to deliver services. there its wonderful innovation happening acraw the country. in pennsylvania. whether it is -- independence blue or geisinger, insurer, health care provider. they're finding great new ways to deliver ever better care at lower cost. but there are constraints on the ability to insurance comp

paula is closer than the guys. happen to you. >> paula's got it. >> do not give it to paula today. keep going. keep going. come on. >> it's a bacon crate. >> ron might have won. we got to do that story. >> redemption. >> okay, ron wins. >> what is this? >> i hammered my hand. >> i'm sorry, adrienne, go ahead. >> all that for sunflower seeds. >> i just want to point out i did no work and i'm already eating so -- >> they did warn me this was going to be a noisy segment. >> carry on. >> don't take my stuff. >> the "black panther" -- let's talk about the movies -- is making its big debut. marvel releasing the trailer for their newest superhero franchise during the nba finals starring chadwick bos role. he first played the character in "captain america: civil war" as he battles a powerful old enemy. also featured in the movie, michael b. jordan, lupita nyong'o, angela bassett and forest whitaker in the movie. it goes into theaters next february. >> i just happened to see "creed" the other night on a plane, michael b. jo

>> reporter: paula, good morning. homeland security officials say there's no specific threat to the u.s. law enforcement officials in some major cities are stepping up security. in new york city, expect to see heavily armed tactical teams. deployed at major landmarks. the governor has directed police to step up patrols in high-profile locations. across new york, including airports, bridges, and tunnels, and mass transit systems. there is no specific threat. there's always concerns about copy cats in the immediate aftermath of an event like we saw in london. of particular concern are the low-tech attacks involving knives and vehicles used to kill. there's been a steady spate of notices to warn law enforcement agencies to be aware of those attacks. everyone is aware of those large truck massacres in europe. and now two vehicle attacks in london in recent months targeting pedestrians. dan? >> we want to get you to weigh in on something we've been discussing on the set. there have been tensions between the u.s. and uk aft

hi there paula so what more do we know at this stage. well at this stage the syrian military has issued a statement regarding israeli strikes on the golan heights it says that the israeli air force attacked syrian army positions twice since saturday and that it all happened while the army was in the midst of a battle with. the illness front has stepped up its offensive in the golan heights and these strikes are we have of course hoped for a front as well as israeli army goes they have confirmed that they targeted syrian army positions in the golan heights because the i.d.f. says some of the projectiles from the fighting between the sides landed on the israeli side of the golan heights the israeli army also describes the projectiles as air and so it says that it understands that they weren't targeting israel but insists that israel's position is if any projectiles a land to a tree they will be a price to pay these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu had this to say at the start of the weekly cabinet meeting. policy is clear we will n

one best summed up in this letter to paula. >> i know god works in mysterious ways, for him to grantthis second shot of love has to be the truest gift a man like me could ever receive, especially being that i'm just an old knucklehead, that i may not even deserve this chance. i do not have a lot to give you but what i do have is truly mine and i will give it to you until the day god takes breath from my body. >> he's a very extraordinary man. i mean, he's passionate, he's intelligent, he's funny, he's giving. he's loyal. got morals and values that a lot of people out here don't even carry anymore. i was just captivated by him and i still am. i just love him to death. there's no one else i'd rather be with. >> coming up -- >> i love him. love him to death. that's the only one i'd sit down with, have a real conversation with. >> a prison friendship transcends sexual orientation. >> and if someone walks up here and just calls him your boyfriend or girlfriend or something like that, how do you react? >> it wouldn't matter. i don't react. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy sele

paula mcgrath, thank you very much indeed. thank you.e south—east of scotland. we have had a couple of inches of rain and this is not a particularly summer and this is not a particularly summer looking scene at st andrews in fife, sent by one of our weather watchers. you can see the extent of the rain earlier across scotland, trying to push into northern ireland. patchy rain elsewhere and a lot of clout. we hang onto cloudy skies for most of the night. further rain across scotland and northern ireland. that rain could be happy for a while —— the rain could be heavy for a while. temperatures will not be gotten much from the highs we have had today. as we head into the rush hour on friday, we have reined in devon and cornwall, perhaps into west wales. not as weird by the morning. in the midlands, cloudy skies and maybe the odd shower. a bit misty and murky over the hills as you head further north, where we have this patchy rain. it is mostly light. it will not be the continuous, heavy rain that some place had earlier on, but not a pleasa n

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. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. the president's latest comments on russian hacking would seem to indicate a change in strategy, having long dismissed the idea that russia tried to meddle in the november election. president trump now seems to be taking it seriously and blaming barack obama. the first big hint of a shift came late last night in a tweet. "just out, the obama administration knew far in advance of november 8th about election meddling by russia. did nothing about it. why?" the president seems to be reacting to a "washington post" exclusive that offers a much more detailed account of russian efforts to meddle in the election and president obama's secret struggle to stop them. moments after trump sent out his tweet, fox news aired a clip from a new interview with the president. >> i just heard today for the first time that obama knew about russia a long time before the election, and he did nothing about it. >> reporter: it's a dramatic shift for a president who earlier this week would not be pinned down on

slee were joins us now with more details the international reaction to these claims hi there paula yes so what else is the white house saying about this chemical attack supposedly being planned by damascus. well the white house a statement on the threat of a new chemical attack as you say that it claims will be carried out by the syrian government is interesting indeed let's first look at the wording the statement says that they've detected potential preparations that would likely result in mass civilian casualties particularly innocent children are that's quite emotive language obviously used to garner support for such a statement the statement also talks about potential preparations but what exactly does this mean there are no details given other than that it is similar or seemingly similar to what the u.s. detected before the last chemical attack back in april the statement also says any chemical attack in syria in the immediate future will be blamed on this side and his allies now there is no investigation no due process just punishment and of course we have to ask the question abo

paula, what difference did that service make to people? itself.self. paula, what difference did that service make to people? it was uplifting. it brought people closer together. we are with people with our prayers and thoughts. it was very uplifting. the sermon was fantastic. it was very good. it's been very hard on everybody in the past few days, but the sermon was fantastic. it brought us closer together. that was a sermon, jennifer, given by reverend mackie. what was the message? it was about hope, coming together, and trying to find what is good. the volunteers who have come out have tried to stay peaceful during this process, and not get so frustrated that we cannot see the bigger picture. was there also a message for the local community about possible divisions people might feel, about how different people will be treated? people might feel, about how different people will be treated ?m was mentioned, but it was all about being together. people are still angry. people are still angry and upset. people are very upset. a lot of people still do

was hanging back stage with paula at the wells fargo center. >> she is the cutest thing.iny. so one my friends traveling with her for three weeks on her tour as her assistant. so she back stage in the dressing area and stuff. so they invited knee attend and i actually brought paula her starbucks on saturday morning. >> what did she get. >> she has like a dirty hey latte. >> what's that? >> i don't know. >> paula dab dull special. >> she was just thrilled, because she realized i was the person who brought her the starbucks that morning. >> and dish on her, how is she? >> very nice, first of all she is tyne, tiny, tiny, but she is older than i am, i think she is like 53, 54, she is amazing, i mean, she has her dance moves down, and boyz ii men, the concert. >> the show? >> yes, new kids on the block, the headliners, really good show. >> nice wet they are weekends for sunday, and right into the work week. >> absolutely. it will be great day today. wonderful way to start out work week, who doesn't like to wake to up a scene like this? down at the shore. just wonderful, wonder

she has four costume changes, performs six hits, paula, along with the newid ks on the block and boyz are hitting up 45 cities. >> there's a pa. >> reporter: where i can go with the mosch pit area. and they are having they're asking me questions. we're googling we can't believe your age. i'm going, i'm forever your girl. i got to go. >> when i tell you paula is good back on the stage, i was so excited and happy for her. by the way, this is a milestone for paula, the first "american idol" premiered on june 11th 15 years >>> travel considerations provided by -- >>> look at all those stars with birthdays this weekend. shia labeouf is turning 31. elizabeth hurley, 52. look at your choices which model scores back to back sports illustrated covers? that is kate upton who turns 25 this week. >>> monday, "e.t." is with prince harry's girlfriend making her first public appearance since pippa's wedding. >>> only we are behind the scenes of the bad moms >> we are almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news go to our website, etonline.com. >> check out the new vi

. >>> paula ferris is live in new york city with a look at what's ahead.ere, paula. >> hi there. happy thursday to you, reggie and jessica. great to be with both of you this morning. coming up, president trump promising a, quote,big surprise on health care. all of this as senate republicans, they raced to get a revised proposal on paper by the time they leave for recess. all the latest from washington this morning. >>> also ahead, former nfl portis opening up to "sported illustrated" in a shocking interview confessing that financial ruin and personal losses drove him to contemplate murder. what his friend said made him change his mind and what the future looks like for him now. >>> also, a warning for the fast and furious franchise from one of the biggest stars. michel michelle rodriguez saying to give attention to female characters. or, you goois, she is saying good-bye to that franchise. we'll have much more on that but there she is posting there on social media. >> that's right, paula. women can drive fast cars, too. >> yes. and sometime -- i can't and

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marÍa paula ochoa tiene los detalles.astiga con 5 aÑos de cÁrcel a quienes son detenidos cruzando la frontera tras haber sido deportados. esto de excepciÓn Ño a los opositores. >>> siempre habrÁn personas no debemos criminalizar una comunidad este miÉrcoles se reuniÓ con familiares de quienes han muerto, a manos de indocumentados. y ejecutar las leyes de inmigraciÓn. varias veces y ahora siente temor. >>> tengo a mis hijos y son ciudadanos. la me ditaed criminaliza a los indocumentados piensa este abogado. >>> es un castigo que tienen que cumplir con la sentencia, no pueden salir con fianza y al fin lo van a deportar. >>> la otra medida promete sancionar a ciudadanos santuario y no ha desatado a papas nados enfrentamientos, entre simpatizantes opositores entre ciudades como caraji. crÍstian asegura se siente protegido viviendo en una de ellas. >>> la policÍa no te va a parar para Íntimo darte con el estatus migratorio. >>> ambas propuestas pasan a manos del senado, por lo que activistas e inmigrantes aseguran que van a lu

en honolulu marÍa paula ochoa, noticias telemundo. >> la amenaza crece, crece para los indocumentadosverÁn afectados. vÍctor hugo rodriguez explica quiÉnes corren mÁs riesgo y quÉ pueden hacer. >> vive hace 17 aÑos en estados unidos. pero hace 7 una infracciÓn de trÁnsito la puso al borde de la deportaciÓn. . >> me detuvo un policÍa de trÁfico me dio, me dijo que en este momento no estaba dando tickets que me iba a tener que pasar un dÍa en la cÁrcel. >> se encuentra en libertad luego que su caso fue cerrado por la corte de inmigraciÓn, pero ahora teme que su caso sea reabierto y eso significarÍa tener que regresar a mÉxico. >> me pongo a pensar mÁs que nada en mis hijas porque tengo dos niÑas que son de aquÍ y va a ser difÍcil para ellas ir a un paÍs. >> abogados de inmigraciÓn confirman que el gobierno de trump estÁ reabriendo casos como el de rosa robles que habÍan sido cerrados. >> si abren sus casos vuelve a estar en un proceso de deportaciÓn, pueden ser detenidos por ice. >> en el caso de rosa robles segÚn nos dice su abogada a ella le suspendieron la deportaciÓn ya que era de b