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it's on showtime premiering june 4th.ally something i love hearing about. >> yeah, absolutely. >> it's not so loosely based on the comedy store and the '70s and the comedians. you were one of those -- >> it's a fictitious history. >> jimmy: you actually lived in a closet at one time. >> i did. and that's the wonderful michael angarano and clark duke doing a couple of characters that come out from boston, com thaikz come out from boston to make it in hollywood. hollywood, brotha. and there's little pieces of me through the show. that line "hollywood brotha" comes from a drug dealer that used to hang at the comedy store. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and every time you walked up to him and say how are you doing, man? he'd go "hollywood, brotha." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: which can be taken either way. >> right. but it's an incredible time in history that i got to live. >> jimmy: do you look back on it fondly, that time? >> absolutely. to me it's like the big bang of comedy. it followed nixon and watergate and the impeachment. all t

a show on hbo says something about it that's different than putting it on showtime. getting into fine lines of distribution now. >> he seems to have a lot of love for the theater. he is saying, if you feel like you got pocket aces, you put that in the theater, no question. >> clearly if it's a franchise and he has done a few in his recent days, theatrical distribution matters. >> this idea that tv is prestigious again and can compete for these types of actors and directors and content producers with the likes of film, i wonder if the pendulum swings the other way or netflix and amazon and premium content where they spend billions on the shows -- >> that's a situation where the money does count. when you have netflix and amazon tossing around 6, 7 billion -- going on tv streaming has become more -- >> yeah. it's 11:32 on the east coast. we're counting down, just closed the europe and uk markets. let's see how things were shaping up. it was looking strong. >> absolutely right. a strong session for the european markets. the german dax hitting a record high. what's fuell

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he's the cope reducer and cohost of a show on showtime. he's worked on presidential campaigns, george w. bush and john mccain. he has competed into iron man competitions. his specialty is nashville songwriting. mark mckinnon is here. welcome, gentlemen. cuban, finally in studio sitting next to me. >> and i am wearing a suit. >> eric: mr. mckinnon. >> congratulations on the show. we've been working together, the three of us, for a long time but never at the same time. do you want to get this party started? 5:00 will never be the same. let's hit today's top stories. one of the president's biggest promises since he hit the campaign trail, repeal and replace obamacare. thanks to what's being called obamacare lite, republicans were unable to seal the deal with paul ryan's plan. reports swirling onto they suggest they may finally be close to reaching a deal on health care. senior white house official telling fox a vote to repeal and replace obamacare could happen as early as wednesday. earlier today, i sat down with the president to discuss this

showtime! but the readiest gives a pep rally. i cleared my inbox!iday inn express, be the readiest. >>> very busy day here. president trump lands in israel a short time ago for the first foreign trip and first personal trip to israel. he appears to be pleased to fly way from the controversial back home. fbi director james comey now agreeing to testify. suzanne malveaux is now on capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. certainly a busy week on the hill despite the fact the president is overseas. many committees on the house and senate side looking into the russia/trump investigation. they will continue in earnest. they are reacting to the breaking news over the weekend. first and foremost, james comey has agreed to go before and testify before the senate judiciary committee. that is good news to senator there is. reacting over the weekend. we heard from senator rubio. he said there is a cloud that hung over the administration. they want to get to the bottom of it. senator mccain still calling it a watergate style investigation in siz

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>> the chippendales usually do this one hour before showtime. the purpose? those muscles are poppin'. then, i put my clothes back on. the show begins, and tyson puts me to the test. i want to bring up a special friend, where's cameron? cameron there you are. >> this is it, my moment of pec flexing, shirt-ripping truth. >> take it off. you gotta cheer him on. come on, cameron. yeah! yeah. cameron mathison! >> finally, the encore and then my big reward. >> man the adrenaline was pumping. did i do all right. >> yes, you did. you've graduated, my brother. >> the bowties and cuffs? >> you're official. >> my wife is going to like this. >> yes, she will. >> cam can. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> can i put my shirt on now? >> no. >> yes, is it weird that i still have the bowtie and cuffs as a prize back in my outfit. i was going to wear them out. you can still the man himself tyson hosting the chippendale show in las vegas through july 9th. >> you know what by now, you're thinking cameron mathison is a fareless man who can conquer anything that the world has t

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showtime! but the readiest gives a pep rally. i cleared my inbox!ay inn express, be the readiest. >>> welcome back. this is cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. first the president changed his story about why he fired fbi director, james comey, and now according to his twitter page, he is threatening him. during an angry tweet storm this morning, the president tweeted this, and i quote, james comey better hope there are no, quote, tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. now, the white house, as we just heard in the briefing a bit ago says that was not a threat. but in the backdrop of all of this are questions about the president's intent and whether an admission during an nbc interview constitutes an obstruction of justice. >> and, in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the dls femoc for having lost an election that they should have won. and the reason they should have won it is, the electoral college is almost impossible f

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sunday nights on showtime. we last saw you -- bloodied.cackling with laughter. >> yeah. >> how's annie? >> yeah, yeah. a great way to end. >> the longest cliffhanger in history. >> yeah, yeah. yeah, without question. >> reporter: the cast full of familiar faces plus a newcomer or two. as surprised as any of us to be reunited again. we met up with a few of them at the lamb's club bar in midtown manhattan. i'm relieved after 25 years of pie -- >> two more pieces of this pie, mm. >> you're not a diabetic? >> i know, i take my blood sugar every day. >> you must exercise a lot. >> i'm happy i fit back in the suit. >> reporter: for those who weren't watching back in the day, "twin peaks" was a cop drama like no other. >> diane, i'm holding in my hand a small box of chocolate buddies. >> reporter: filtered through the mind of david lynch, "twin peaks" was a huge hit worldwide. >> didn't gorbachev ask george bush who killed laura palmer? >> evidently the queen as well was a big fan at the time. i heard she dismissed herself from an event on her bi

. >> reporter: for tickets and showtime go to the arts in philly.org.abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets. it's shocking actually. they're made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's it. keep it real. keep it tyson. accuweather forecast before we go. >> reporter: cool this afternoon as we look at the northern and western suburbs and lingering sprinkles and showers down near downingtown and pottstown. upper 60s in the i-95 corridor. cloudy and damp with drying over the next several hours. down the shore the rang will hang on -- the shore, the rain is likely to hang on longer. in philadelphia we're almost ready to get rid of the steady stuff. >>> we have more on the breaking story we told you about in the last half hour, 9-year-old sean michaelson was reported missing. he has been found and returned to school and he is safe with family members, happy ending to that breaking news story there. >> that will do it for "action news" at noon, for rick, david all of us at

lots opened at 2:00, 4 1/2 hours ahead of showtime. they already had certain roads closed this morning and detours in place to help with the traffic flow. the challenge for residents living near levi will be the amplified sound and what time the performance ends. by contract, the show must be over by 10:00. neighbors have already gone to a beyonce concert last september that generated noise complaints in san jose. >> the baby gets fussy because we have to kind of -- but we had to buy a machine to create white noise so that way it can drown out and he can focus on that instead of the concert. >> reporter: u2 did a sound check and rehearsal that ended at 10:00. before an audience all bets are off. >> i'm sure it will be a fantastic concert. that means the music will be loud. we have a 10:00 p.m. curfew during the week so we face some difficult situations if the music doesn't end at 10:00. >> reporter: there are no specific fines for shows running past curfew. noise levels kick in. the maximum they aren't operational yet. in santa clara,

they also said they benefitted from their over the top subscription services, cbs, all access and showtimet ott service, we want to see the numbers of how many subscribers they have for the different services, but these are all different revenue streams for them in addition to the traditional advertising model. >> yeah. shares up 2%. how sustainable is it for a company like cbs to grow on retran retrans, other sources of revenue? >> they'll say they have a while to go, and the other part of the story for cbs is among the big media companies, and this has justification. more i understandlated from cord cutting than others. not just because of cable. they don't have ad spovrtded cake, right? that's the area, the basic cable, ad supported that nobody pays for, that's the part lost in the shuffle. they should be better isolated. >> no theme park. >> not toot. >> making comcast more approachable, but i think the script is tough. you're not going to get an expanding market multiple. you're not going to get company multiple because of the issues. >> whether it's a plan or not. look at comcast dif

>> reporter: and after a 25-year hiatus, "twin peaks" returns on sunday for a new limited run on showtimes new for the week ahead. sunday is the final performance of ringling brother's greatest show on earth. monday is the day the congressional budget office releases the cost estimate for the republican health care plan. tuesday is the day the 55th season of shakespeare in the park opens in new york's central park. wednesday is the day president trump is expected to meet with pope francis in vatican city. thursday is the 40th anniversary of the release of "star wars." friday marks the start of the g-7 summit in sicily. saturday is the 80th anniversary of the opening of the golden gate bridge. >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. before we leave you, we want to note the death of roger ailes. he was 77. the founder and former chairman of fox news was brought down in a sexual harassment scandal last year. he was influential in republican pol techs advising richard nixon, george h.w. bush, and donald trump. but it will be his creation of the conservative and controversial f

hbo, showtime also doing what you are doing, how do you deal with this increasing competition?volutionising entertainment but think of the competitive space from a consumer perspective, it is way broader than that. we are competing with everything that a consumer might do to entertain themselves, reading a book, going out with friends, watching linear television, all of those things, our focus watching linear television, all of those things, ourfocus is watching linear television, all of those things, our focus is to look at our service, how do we provide compelling content experience, how do we get better and better, make awesome plodders experience that surrounds content, if we focus on that will be all right. stay with us. we will be back in a few minutes. welcome to our nightly look at the world weather. i'll be taking you to north america, australia is and unit. first of all let's head to south asia because there are two major weather stories unfolding here. the first is a cyclonic, this cycle has spun itself up and is on the march northwards. parts of bangladesh will see

for tickets and showtime go to arts in philly.org.or 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >>> so glad you stayed with us everybody, sky6 live hd giving you a that glimpse over cape may. 12:50 p.m. 70 degrees, meteorologist chris sowers says get out and enjoy today because rain is in store for next week. >>> a five-alarm fire injured 15 people including three firefighters and four nypd officers this morning. that fire started at a 6 story apartment on staten island. many elderly people lived in the building. many injuries are life threatening. that fire has been placed under control. crews are trying to determine what caused the massive fire. they say it does not appear to be suspicious. >>> police are raising concern over new type of stalking crime that uses gps tracking devices affirm florida lawyer was charged with attaching a gps tracking device to his ex-girlfriend's vehicle so he could follow her every move. disturbing number of cases across the country are making their way into the headlines. >> attaching a tracking deve is eas

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showtime! but the readiest gives a pep rally. i cleared my inbox!ress, be the readiest. >>> let's talk about some concerning words straight out of the white house today after the president met with russian officials yesterday. the quote from the white house meeting, they tricked us. from one white house official, saying that they were blindsided when a russian state news agency posted these photographs of this will oval office meeting between president trump, the russian foreign minister, and the russian ambassador to the united states. by the way, the u.s. press pool was not allowed into the white house for said meeting with these russian leaders. and cnn didn't get any official photos from the white house until moments ago, when they mo posted these to their flickr account. although, although there are no pictures of president trump with sergey kislyak, the now fi ambassador now fired michael flynn spoke to. michelle kosinski with us, and a former secret service agent himself. so, michelle, let me just begin with you. just even the notion that the