. >>> singer phil collins' daughter lily is now 28, and she's fstarring in a new netfli movie about a an eating disor tder. and it's a role that struck close to home. "into the bone." it resonated with lily, who has revealed in a book that she s suffered from an eating disorder. >> what fears did you have? >> everyone was holding me accountable as an actor and as lily. >> the crew used makeup and digital effects to make her look frail. >> i've come to a better understanding of myself in terms of body image, and food not seen as punishment. >> lily is celebrating her new approach to body health and wellness, by posing for "shape". >> magazines for hesitant about putting me in them, because they didn't want to promote a body image that wasn't positive. it was such an empowering day for me. i can say that i've done it. >> lily is kind of the netflix movie queen. she also has "okja," streaming now. >>> coming up, inside anna nicole's mansion on the market. >>> and halle berry on being a hollywood mom. how far should pure alpine spring water have to travel from its source to the bottle? a

plus, on the mend, phil collins, his tour after falling and his near fatal alcohol addiction. us about the nick cannon dating ♪ ♪ we will, we will rock you >> back on the road with queen for their new north american tour. but when carlos steele sat down with the boys, topic number one was the upcoming movie about the band and their late front man, freddy mercury. ♪ another one bites the dust >> the fans are very excited about the movie. rami malek is playing freddy. >> he has to do freddy justice. we get one shot at this. ♪ we are the champions, my friend ♪ >> freddy's legend will live on on the big screen, and the queen tour, well, yes. ♪ adam started touring with guitarist brian may and drummer roger taylor back in 2014. he first performed with them in 2009 when he was an american idol finalist. ♪ >> this combination is so phenomenal. i attended this tour, you know. it's incredible. why for you guys does this combination work so well, queen and adam lambert? >> we didn't plan it. it just happened really. along came adam out of the blue. we saw him on american idol, and we'd

. >>> singer phil collins' daughter lily is now 28, and she's starring in a new netflix movie about aorder. and it's a role that struck close to home. >> control. control. >> "into the bone." >> good speech. >> it resonated with lily, who has revealed in a book that she suffered from an eating disorder. >> what fears did you have? with taking this role on with any issues you had in the past. >> any fears were pushed aside. >> everyone was holding me accountable as an actor and as lily. >> the crew used makeup and digital effects to make her look frail. >> my definition of healthy changed over the past couple years. >> i've come to a better understanding of myself in terms of body image, and food not seen as punishment. approach to body health and wellness, by posing for "shape". it promotes body positivity. >> that was a crazy moment for me. about six to eight months ago magazines for hesitant about putting me in them, because they didn't want to promote a body image that wasn't positive. it was such an empowering day for me. i invited my friends to the shoot and i was like i canay s

. >>> it seems one bird is the animal kingdom's match for ringo starr and phil collins. ♪ not sure youce to that but it's pretty good. they say the cockatoo is the only animal other than people known to create a custom made tool gene cuss out a cord like a drummer. these are the first pictures to confirm it. that's why drummers become drummers too. >> i'm matt keller and in for dan ashley, for anthony and all of us here at abc 7 news, thanks for watching. have a good night. we'll see you at 11:00 on channel 7. narrator: today on corrupt crimes... a suburban mom suffers a tragic fate. ohmer: she goes in for elective surgery and during the recovery, she dies. narrator: the question is, was there a crime? the prosecutor calls it an almost perfect murder.

i can feel it coming indiana night that was phil collins. [laughter] >> we are just about out of time suggests want to say a couple of words things to the volunteers. [applause] it could not be done without them as they do a fantastic job also our booksellers if you like to purchase these entertaining books also thinks to c-span and local channel 10 and also for presenting an entertaining discussion and he made so i a copy if you do purchase one.lause] >> [inaudible conversations] and woke joining us is the editor of linear time book review. >> bob is why a book of

. >> singer phil collins daughter lily collins is now 28, and she's starring in a very intriguing newut a young woman suffering from an eating disorder. this is a role that hits very close to home. into the bone, lily is ella. keanu reeves plays her doctor. >> i'm not going to treat you if you aren't interested. in -- >> lily revealed in her recent book that she suffered from an eating disorder. >> what fears did you have, if any, of taking this role on with the issues you had in the past. >> any nerves were really just pushed aside by the producers. i had a nutritionist. everyone was holding me accountable as an actor and as lily. >> since it was important for lily to stay healthy during the month-long shoot, the crew used makeup and visual effects to make her look frail. >> i think i've come to a better understanding of myself in terms of body image and how food is really fuel, not punishment. >> lily is celebrating her new approach to health and wellness, posing for shape magazine, which promotes body positivity. >> that was a really crazy moment for me. about six to eight months a

not since phil collins gave us the word "susudio" has a nation been so utterly fascinated and perplexedyou know a typo is bad when even melania is like, i'm pretty sure that's not english, donald. even after trump deleted the tweet, which he almost never does, sean spicer claimed it was intentional. he said it wasn't a typo or a stroke. he said the president -- [ laughter ] and a small group of people know what it means. which is very mysterious and i wanted to get to the bottom of it. i sent our foreign correspondent, that's him. [ cheers and applause ] to a neighborhood here in l.a. that is predominantly russian. you know trump's tight with them. so i sent guillermo to pull this nesting doll apart to see if the code word trump used rang any bells there. >> covfefe. covfefe. >> no comprende, no kapiche, no understand. >> covfefe. >> i don't understand. >> covfefe. >> i don't understand. what are you speaking about? >> covfefe. >> i have no idea. >> covfefe. >> no, no no -- >> covfefe. >> no speak. >> covfefe? >> no. >> no covfefe? >> no covfefe. >> covfefe? >> covfefe. what is it? >> c

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the star is lily collins, the daughter of phil collins, the singer. but there's concerns about her.f weight to play this role. she said she was under the guise of a nutritionist, but it's quite compelling when you see some of the pictures of her. stuart: i'll bet. >> quite disturbing. stuart: two bills in michigan aimed to protect free speech on campuses. our next guest is leading the charge to get the bills passed. his name is grant stroble, and he joins us now. grant, welcome to the program. i want to know exactly how this works. is this going to, these bills, are they going to say you cannot ban conservatives from coming on campus? how would it actually work? >> well, look, there's really two key provisions, i think, in these bills. the first is that universities will have to add a policy for the free speech policy that insures that the university won't shield students from listening to ideas that they might find offensive. stuart: is that the safe space idea, no more safe spaces? [laughter] >> no more safe spaces. and the second provision that i think is great that in freshman o

collins and rand paul. that means everyone else has to stay onboard. no easy feat for mitch mcconnell. you know, you were talking with phil susan collins talking about that group of eight to ten senators. there's probably a subset of three or four that will be the toughest nuts to crack for mcconnell at that point to get their yes vote locked in and i don't think they're close to having those folks all locked in yet. >> the difficulty, i think, is that, remember when mcconnell announced, okay. we're going to postpone until after the july 4th recess. votes aren't there. we heard immediately after, well, about eight to ten senators who will be a no. here we are on july 17th -- still eight to ten senators that are no. that's hard. the delay doesn't appear to be convincing anyone. i also think you need to find a way to build at least the perception of momentum. so that some of these members who are on the fence feel as though, okay. i need to be for it, because there are consequences, extra consequences. why? i don't see that right now. right now if you're a no, there's really no active reason for you suddenly to become a yes

i am like phil collins, no jacket required. wonderful. excellent sniffing live on brea kfast.ople saying, i would love to do thatjob. it does look like a pretty good way to spend a few hours. we were saying earlier about panda mascots, st mirren have a family of panda mascots, but it is notjust paisley panda. say hello to pandemonium. fantastic name! regular visits to the gym and a solid sleeping pattern. very well—dressed! very black and white, that story! shall i go? don't go! we would miss the jokes, even though i do not laugh all the time. when england cricket captain heather knight lifted the ultimate prize in women's cricket on an emotional sunday afternoon at lord's, it marked a triumph not only for england, but the sport itself. 50 million people watched the competition around the world, and the dramatic final played out in front of a sold out lord's and was the most—watched game of women's cricket in history. we're joined now by two of the winning team tammy beaumont and alex hartley. we'll chat with them in a moment. salary willjoin us as well. but first, let's look

we have congressional reporter for the washington post joining our phil mudd, ryan, and caitlyn collinswell. so, i'm intrigued, phil, by this tweet that the president sent out where he was talking about the launch, north korea just launched another missile. does this guy have anything better to do with his life? hard to believe south korea and japan will put up with this much longer. perhaps china will put a heavy move on north korea and end this nonsense once and for all. but going into this summit, isn't it important to assure south korea and japan that they have the backing of the u.s., not that they're the ones who are going to get fed up with this and somehow do something that they don't even have the military capability to do? >> look, they don't have the military capability. let's do a contrast here. if you cesarean use of chemical weapons, you can use american missiles as the president authorized and the konsences for the u.s. are minimal. the searians captain do anything. here's the bottom line for a president who struggles with patience. if you issue an ultimatum to the chines

collins, thank you. >>> let's get reaction from russia now. cnn international correspondent phil black is joining us live from moscow. let's start with this new sanctions bill that we hear is going to pass -- expected to pass the full congress, that would tie the white house's hands when its comes to rolling back sanctions or giving moscows back the compounds they have been after here here. what is the kremlin saying about this? >> reporter: well, when we reached out to the kremlin's spokesperson about what the russian view of the new sanctions is he responded with two words -- quite negatively. that's the russian view and that is really a powerful understatement at this stage. it is no secret that russia really doesn't like sanctions. it resents them. it's talked about this in the past when there have been -- when they have been applied. they see it as an attack on their own sovereignty, on the stability of the government here. the foreign policy in many ways in recent years has been about trying to get sanctions lifted. taken away like the sanctions that were put in place by th

maine's susan collins and alaska's lisa murkowski, joined mccain crossing party lines to vote against the repeal bill. how did this go down behind the scenes and where do leaders go from here? philattingly's on capitol hill. our energizer bunny tonight because you have been watching a remarkable, remarkable few hours of legislating. >> reporter: no question about it. and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, vice president mike pence, at one point just off the senate floor the vice president handing his phone to john mccain -- what was on the other line? president trump. trying to get senator mccain to get to yes. in the end, he wouldn't do it. as you noted, joining lisa murkowski and susan collins, sinking a clear priority, year after year after year, campaign after campaign after campaign, it's now dead. take a listen to what the leaders on both sides had to say afterwards. >> i imagine many of our colleagues on the other side are celebrating. probably pretty happy about all this. our friends on the other side decided early on they didn't want to engage with us in a serious way, in a serious way, to help those suffering under obamacare. >> it's time to turn the page. i would

collins and alaska's lisa murkowski, joined mccain to vote against the repeal bill. how did this go down behind the scenes, and where do gop leaders go from here? let's go live to cnn's philwho's not slept a wink, live on capitol hill. good morning to you. how did this go down? >> reporter: clearly the peak vote from mccain. dramatic happenings behind the scenes leading into that. mitch mcconnell trying to bring senator mccain around. vice president mike pence on the hill to be a potential tie-breaking effort giving his best -- tie-breaking vote, giving his best effort, handing the phone to mccain -- on the phone, president trump. that didn't work either. they weren't able to deliver on the promise they've made year after year after year, and the disappointment on one side and the glee on the other was clear. take a listen to the senate leaders from both sides. >> now i image ine many of our colleagues on the other side are celebrating. probably pretty happy about all this. our friends on the other side decided early on they didn't want to engage with us in a serious way, a serious way, to help those suffering under obamacare. >> it's time it turn the page. i would say to

phil, thank you so much. we'll come back to you. talking to different correspondents on capitol hill, watching this vote very closely. we have the two no votes so far, senators murkowski and collins. they cannot afford another one. the vice president is there. he could provide the tie-breaking vote if need be on this procedural vote to open the debate on repeal and replace. let's go over to the white house, because also significant, in a couple of minutes, we'll be seeing the president himself standing with another world leader, holding a news conference in the rose garden and that's where we have jeff zeleny. we're watching for the president and some of the questions he'll be getting, how he's talked about publicly, tweeted about the current attorney general, but on what we're watching right now, jeff, is the president tuned in to this vote? >> reporter: no question the president and his aides certainly at the white house are watching what is happening with this senate vote. the president himself is actually in a bilateral meeting with the prime minister of lebanon. his top advisers are as well. i was in there a short time ago as approximathe pool reporter. at the end about heal