did you ever get in trouble with the provo authorities? >> yes! >> seth: oh, wow!ng off our clothes and leaped into the swimming pool one night. >> seth: oh, that's not -- i don't think that's supposed to happen at the provo motor court. [ light laughter ] >> we got a very stern addressing down from our producer the next morning. >> seth: yeah. >> dan melnick, so -- but that happened. >> seth: hopefully you learned your lesson, john. [ light laughter ] >> but it was odd because in "footloose" i was the guy who wouldn't let anybody dance. >> seth: yeah, but turns out that not -- you're too busy doing other stuff, skinny dipping, to dance. yeah. [ laughter ] dancing's for lame-os. [ laughter ] >> right. >> seth: you are also going to play wilson's father in "footloose rebel wilson's father in "pitch perfect 3." >> that's right. >> seth: that's also very exciting. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so -- how was your -- how was your process? had you done an australian accent before in a film? >> i had done a new zealand accent years ago. >> seth: okay. >> never

, the provo movement. these little catalysts floating about in ways impossible for us to catalog entirely. movements of people in all kinds of ways. e're probably going to be frustrated to try and put a net around it all. we can find some of these examples. i think that helps make things too.kable as well, >> can i just answer really quickly? i'm glad that you asked this question. something i think students grapple with. like, what do you mean? i start with a very basic that's going to sound very novel which is, the world is connected. okay? operate from that assumption. you have to look at the world bathroom.saic tile all these blocks form together to make bathroom. at the pgrade from that very beginning and try to make global connections over time, which are very easy to do, frankly, it doesn't become so daunting. if you operate from a place that instead is connected, of, okay, now we're going to talk about the 60s where everything was connected, but we never talked about that before, it's difficult. sto

the kind people of provo, utah offer to step in and help.grab as many of these groceries as they can, and walk them up to stewart's apartment. when they get to the apartment that stewart described. you might have the wrong apartment. >> no guy on crutches here. >> free groceries? >> now these folks have to gather up all these groceries, walk back down to where stewart was parked. stewart isn't really hurt. and that spot is occupied by these two. >> what do these people do with the groceries? >> take them home, i'm telling you. >> here's where the real mind screw comes in. wait a minute, that's my name p.m. what the -- how the -- i don't know, my mind is blown. >> if that wasn't trippy enough. >> you here to help us move? that wasn't me, i'm here to help these people move. >> yeah, the last box. >> the girl in the purple and white thinks she's crazy. stewart and his accomplices accuse these nice people screwing with him. >> all my checks bounced. >> wow! >>> a woman is about to experience one of the little things we take for granted. >> what'

a provo man who had run out of gas on the highway nearly one-third of a mile away was hit in the shoulder stray bullet from one of the officer's guns. jimenez drove north, slowly on flat tires as deputies strategized to stop him quickly turkey, keep that individual from entering the public. >> reporter: nine miles later, a deputy raced in front of jimenez and set up at the university parkway exit. when jimenez drove by, the officer unloaded 27 rounds at the car and jimenez crashed and surrendered. >> each one of those deputies has to make his own decision. what am i looking at? what have i seen? what am i justified to do legally in the prevention of this individual to eescape. >> reporter: they soon discovered why he was on the run. >> did not know that he already shot and left somebody for dead in colorado. >> wow. the images and even the sound of that gunfire so chilling to hear. that was ksl's jed boll reporting. >>> just ahead, "black panther" tickets are in such high demand that even actors can't get them. >>> plus, the coca-cola company is shaking things up. we'll tell you why when

, the provo movement. these little catalysts floating about in ways impossible for us to catalog entirely. movements of people in all kinds of ways. e're probably going to be frustrated to try and put a net around it all. we can find some of these examples. i think that helps make things too.kable as well, >> can i just answer really quickly? i'm glad that you asked this question. something i think students grapple with. like, what do you mean? i start with a very basic that's going to sound very novel which is, the world is connected. okay? operate from that assumption. you have to look at the world bathroom.saic tile all these blocks form together to make bathroom. at the pgrade from that very beginning and try to make global connections over time, which are very easy to do, frankly, it doesn't become so daunting. if you operate from a place that instead is connected, of, okay, now we're going to talk about the 60s where everything was connected, but we never talked about that before, it's difficult. sto

professor and peterson's designation makes discipline action by the school a moot point and the kol provo said they will make a decision whether to revoke tenure. >> and a woman is alive this morning after falling on to train tracks as the train was police say she fell between the north street bradstreet line andal fwaipyeerday afterno. power and service was shut off during the emergency while womao was conscious underneath the train. she was brought to then is morn. police are now investigating that incidents. >>> and philadelphia police need your help tobbed a dunkin t on the 300 block of10 friday mog and they immediately jumped over the counter and to get mene door. >> a string of robbyes at abington township on old york rt up several times since last monday. two of the suspect rightight t e there. each time the group has stolen and beef jerky. >>> a jury seated in the upcoming corruption trial of allentown mayor ed po law ski. the trial wail start in allentown on monday. now powlasky it charged with accepting campaign contributions in exchange for business. he plead not guilty. >> in

he needs to be concerned about every streetlight in provo. i think he knows that i think that's how he'll run. >> even on the global stage, he understood utah. we saw his twitter page miraculously changed, his biography changed from massachusetts resident to utah. we're seeing it there. donna edwards on a busy day, michael steele, thanks for joining us. >>> bannon going ballistic. the former chief strategist accusing donald trump jr. of a treasonous act. stay right here on "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. special counsel robert mueller's criminal investigation has already shown why the president should be impeached. you can send a message to your representatives at needtoimpeach.com and demand they finally take a stand. this president is not above the law. no one burns on heartburn. my watch! try alka seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief chews. with more acid-fighting power than tums chewy bites. mmmmm...amazing. i have heartburn. ultra strength from alka seltzer. enjoy the relief. >>> continuing with our breaking news, former white hou

if you're a songwriter living in nashville or memphis or los angeles or new york or anywhere or provo or salt lake city, you can't make a living on $101.75. the other problem facing songwriters is that music is increasingly played online. companies like spotify, pandora, amazon, apple, offer listeners virtually unlimited access to digital music libraries that they can play using the internet whenever they want. according to nielsen, there are nearly 86 million paying subscribers to these types of digital music streaming services. 86 million paying subscribers. in 2016, these subscribingers listened to more than 252 billion music streams, including repeated songs. so in 2016, for the first time in history, streaming music services, songs played online generated more than half the music industry's revenues. digital music services such as spotify, pandora, and apple music generated the majority or 51.4% of the music industry's revenues. so we know that the internet has changed our world, it's changed politics, it's changed newspapers, it's changed retail. we have seen the effect of it. i

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