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. >> reporter: tom cruise's much delayed "top gun" sequel will be in the thick of it.vel's "black be with wid -- "black widow," and by the fall, "james bond" will make an entrance. >> you can imagine why i have come back to play. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: so, why are studios sending movies back to the theaters? you could ask these guys? since it opened march 31st, the movie godzilla verses kong has been crushing it with a 30 million dollars plus opening weekend that gave the industry reason for hope. >> people are wondering what will happen with godzilla verses kong and there was a collective sigh of relief when it over performed by a huge margin in theaters around the globe. >> i have expected starting this story that at least someone would be doom and gloom. but it's not going to be you. i mean it sounds like -- >> look, here's the thing. if godzilla verses kongdone $5 million instead of $32 million. you could argue with me that the theater is the product of a by-gone era that would go extinct, and it is not happening. >> reporter: what is more, the movie opened day in date.

thank you to new potential blockbuster starring tom cruise are being delayed from opening because of the coronavirus pandemic. paramount pictures says that the new top gun movie will now open in november instead of july and that the new mission impossible movie is being delayed until may of next year. coming up after the break. history is made at augusta national, as the first japanese golfer wins an historic masters tournament sports anchor joe fonzi is up next with all the details, and tonight on the 10 o'clock news of vigil in the east bay honoring this 11 year old girl who was died after being severely abused and tortured. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor, now open in pleasant hi

now if this reminds you of mission impossible it should because the cap and tom cruise are exactly thelook at how careful this little cat is. i was going to use the pond mission impawsible, but it's already been used. it's because she has such dainty feet. >> i know that feeling. >> i love the animals, i love that great song. think you. my one more thing, tomorrow is my anniversary with rachel. we will have been married for 22 years. she doesn't look any different in that picture than she does today. it's good to marry your best friends and to have nine kids together. when she took that picture she was living in beverly hills and she moved to a small town, hale wisconsin, with me and she's been here ever since and is not left me. i'm a very blessed manages a great wife and a wonderful mother. >> that is a good woman. happy anniversary. now do something a little scarier than 22 years of marriage i would say come of this shark in australia got stuck on the shoreline. there were people of the breach so it is summer there and they had to get everybody out of the water. unfortunately the sh

, the national security issue, you should not be in congress she is in a big fight with senator tom cruiseron desantis wording the biden administration stop releasing criminal illegals into florida the governor there now cracking down into the falsehood and misleading over george's new l voting law, it appears people aren't reading it but choosing to criticize it when it actually expands early voting and more lenient than the laws and democrat run blue states. george's top election official gate sterling repeated at present abiding for pressuring major league baseball to pull its all-star game out of georgia today calling biden's economic blackmail morally reprehensible and disgusting that joe biden is hurting workers, also senator lindsey graham told coca-cola ceo the dumbest in american history for not understanding and comprehending what vote reform laws are all about. we've got bullying and top attacks over all of this, is making it clear people are not reading the law including msnbc and anchors, we are finding more absurd government waste and bidens infrastructure spending blowout, l

and if the movie gets delayed much longer, instead of volleyball, tom cruise will be playing bingo. shirtless. i'd still watch it. so intensely. so intensely. but of all the tough stories to talk about right now, the toughest has to be the killing of daunte wright in brooklyn center, minnesota, by a police officer who apparently confused her gun for her taser. there must be some sort of design flaw in taser handles. or in our country. because this is not an isolated incident. because according to one expert, this mix-up "is not the first time and it won't be the last." why not? and while we're at it, why are we tasering so many people? i think it's because when people hear "taser," they assume it's harmless because it's non-lethal. but in fact, it's an act of torture to force compliance. and it's just possible that our laws are enforced too much with threats of violence for something that considers itself a free society. and clearly the city council of brooklyn center feels that way, because last night they passed a resolution banning dangerous crowd-control tactics including the us

you know, you've got wesley snipes, and tom cruise, and michael jai white and jackie chan who trained stunts and this really is an action packed movie. like beyond action packed movie. >> it's fun. >> jimmy: at one point, you're fighting off three guys. you light a car on fire and then, you get in that car and i go, "never seen that one before wow! and it's you doing it for real >> yeah. yeah, that's me. >> jimmy: what's that like are you afraid see, i would be afraid of messing up the take. and be like, "okay, jimmy, no big deal we'll just light another car on fire." [ light laughter ] >> it's one of those things that most of the stunts in the movie you can train for. you can't really train yourself not to be hot. you know what i'm saying like the fire is the fire. >> jimmy: yeah >> so that was probably the one stunt that i didn't think about as much. i just wanted to do it so they cover you in this flame retardant gel. you know what i mean, you might lose some eyebrows and some eyelashes in the process, but i came away with most of mine. and you just hop in the car, man. and you do

. >> oh -- that the guy -- his -- he make a lot of move with dakota fanning -- >> tom cruise!- >> denzel washington? >> jimmy: that is correct. plause yes, corinne, there you are with denzel. what happened? that's in our parking lot, right? >> i got him a lot, he know me, he's very nice. >> jimmy: i bet he does. [ laughter ] >> he's the best actor for me, i love him. >> jimmy: yehya, name this famous celebrity but don't name them. >> no, don't say the name. >> jimmy: yes. >> that celebrity, she do country music with -- >> taylor swift? >> no, no, the one that she do with kenny rogers. >> jimmy: very good clue. >> kenny rogers, country music. >> dolly parton? >> jimmy: that's right! [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, yes! >> jimmy: yehya, where did you meet dolly parton? >> i don't say the restaurant name? >> jimmy: you can. >> it's closed now. medeo. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: was she nice? >> so very nice. one guy, he push me, man, why you push me? so very nice. >> jimmy: we have a tied game. who is our next celebrity, yehya? >> oh, the guy, he is actor, he is music -- you know him

probably the one that is on the horizon that will be a big movie they delay because of the pandemic is tom cruisey >> i have not gone to the movies. i was thinking about that the other day. i'm kind of bored. what do i do? i guess we can go to the movies. we have these options now. i am really excited for steven spielberg's westside story. that was delayed. it is coming out around christmas. it is coming out around this christmas. >> i didn't have a particular movie in mind. now i do. the new westside -- at this point, i would go watch a bad movie. just to be in the theater with a bag of popcorn, feeling normal again -- >> any any any >> i would rather watch a good movie, spencer, then a bad movie. there is something magical about being in there are reactions you get. we will get there. >> i am with spencer on this. i am so desperate for the popcorn. >>> now to a story all over social media. it touches a little close to home here as news reporters. a reporter in moscow, russia, was beginning her live report on the nice weather, and you've got to see this, a golden retriever jumped up, snatched he

i want to ask you, here is a question from a viewer, tom, about cruise ships. how will anything that you are evolving affect the cruise ships to hawaii? >> we want that same standard. that's a great question. if people are vaccinated, it is going to be the vaxpass or call it what you will. otherwise, we expect people to get a pretest which is within 72 hours of disembarking the ship are coming up an airplane. once again, we have lowered the rate. that lowered the rate of infection by a huge amount. it was like 88% reduction of covid travel cases because of the pretest. we have been happy with that program. that was one of the first things we work concerned about in march of 2020. >> are you ready to handle the flood of tourists? i paid too much for a rental car. how are you ramping up in terms of services and will hotels be 100% capacity this summer? >> yes. they are eager. we had more tourists than we could believe in the year leading up to covid. we topped over 10 million people. we love visiting with friends and family. we will be ready. i have talked to a l

if you ran gaetz through facial recognition software, the computer would probably think it was a tom cruisepenser he's got a weird head, you guys. [ light laughter ] gaetz was such an avid defender of the former president, gaetz even said he'd quit his job to defend trump in the senate >> would you resign in order to defend the president on the way you want to defend him >> i love my district. i love representing them but i view this cancellation of the trump presidency and the trump movement as one of the major risks to my people both in my district and all throughout this great country absolutely if the president called me and wanted me to go defend him on the floor of the senate, that would be the top priority in my life i would leave my house seat. i would leave my home. i would do anything i had to do. >> seth: captures the state of the modern gop so perfectly that gaetz thinks the best way to defend his party is to stop being a congressman and just join trump's legal team of pillow, turtleneck and giuliani. "if i could, i would deliver a way too loud speech filled with misinformation

night ceremony was hosted by our own jana katsuyama, to new potential blockbusters are starring tom cruise are being delayed for opening because of the pandemic. paramount pictures now, says the new top gun movie will open in november instead of july and the new mission impossible movie is being delayed until may. up next year. coming up in sports will explain how history was made today at the masters. joe will tell us what was so special about the wind that's coming up next in sports. then on the 11 o'clock news, an effort to save a local community college from cutbacks why students say the cuts hal. ty significant facts about the 2021 masters. hideki matsui yama will always be remembered as the first player from japan to win a green jacket, and it was fortunate for him that he took a four stroke cushion into today's final round. matsuyama started the day with the bogey, but then picked up three birdies on the front nine. this one on the eighth hole. matsuyama building a comfortable cushion, things got a little more interesting on the back nine matsuyama, hitting his second shot. here on

. >> reporter: tom cruise's much delayed "top gun" sequel will be in the thick of it.l's "black widow." and by the fall -- >> come on, bond. where the hell are you? >> reporter: -- james bond will make an entrance. >> you can imagine why i've come back to play. >> reporter: so why are "studiostudios sending movies back to the theaters? you could ask these guys. since it opened march 31st, the movie "godzilla versus kong" has been crushing it with a $30 million plus opening weekend, and that is giving the industry reason for hope. >> people are wondering, what is going to happen with godzilla versus kong, and there was a huge collective sigh of relief when it overperformed by a huge margin in theaters around the globe. >> reporter: i kind of half expected starting this stefa story, at least someone would be doom and gloom. but it is not going to be you. >> if godzilla versus kong had done $5 million instead of $32 million, then you could argue with me that the theater is the product of a by-gone era, that would go extinct like a pre-historic lizard. guess what? is not h

what does tom cruise or "the rock" make per movie i think they make that at least per movie.eporter: that's a good point. as a native kansas city resident, i'm bias >> if you had 100,000 -- it is a weird argument one is a pure market where mahomes is bringing in hundreds of billions of dollars obviously. think about what he is worth >> announcer: executive edge is sponsored by at&t business our people and network will help keep you connected let's take care of business. dif. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you can pick the best plan for each employee and only pay for the features they need. >>> earnings just released from johnson & johnson. the company reporting adjusted profit of $2.59 a share. above expectation of $2.40 a share. revenue came in above forecasts. the company got a boost from the st

paramount delaying the top gun 2 sequel, maverick, tom cruise.l any way, what is another few months? i will test you stu, can you name one character from top gun, one character besides maverick? stuart: one character? no i can't. susan: goose? ice man. stuart: i bet you can't answer this one. godzilla versus king kong. who won? susan: i think king kong won. up to side with king kong, right. he is the king of the jungle. stuart: you have to see the movie, to answer the question, susan. you did not see the movie. susan: i'm guessing. that was a guess. stuart: i'm going to move on. president biden opening the door to packing the supreme court. susan is still nonplussed about this. a move in the past joe biden vigorously opposed. legal analyst gregg jarrett is going to join us. is fundamental change at the supreme court going to happen under this president? i want to know and he will answer the question. ♪. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you

i am not sure if you've booked a summer vacation but may a cruise is an option. tom abramowicz has all of my vacation days. headlines out of chicago, achieving the feds and nation -- the feds inflation may be more difficult. we will talk to james sweeney. what i like about the airlines, the global counters of heads on airlines, if you look forward from may to september. lisa: and how bifurcated that view is. the international airport association director general has been talking about how domestic travel is down 51% in february and going forward from may through september, you will still see traffic down substantially, although picking up. this to me is one of the key questions, the bifurcation between domestic travel and between the u.s. and china where inoculations are going at her than land, or -- are going better than planned or europe, down based on 2019 levels. delta was heated in his conversation with david westin, saying domestic versus international works out well in 2022. james sweeney joins us with credit suisse. i want to get to the inflation discussion.

and as mission impossible comes to yorkshire, we'll speak to the student who was revising when tom cruiseof derek chauvin. the family has spent almost a year campaigning forjustice after the campaigning for justice after the killing campaigning forjustice after the killing of george, in case sparked worldwide protest against excessive police force. no we say, god, we need to justice. we police force. no we say, god, we need tojustice. we need it now. find need to 'ustice. we need it now. and he need to justice. we need it now. and he answered- — need tojustice. we need it now. fific he answered. 0h, need tojustice. we need it now. e'"ic he answered. oh, man. need tojustice. we need it now. el"ic he answered. oh, man. i'mjust grateful, you know? i'm grateful that my grandmother, my mother, my aunts, theyjust got to see this history made. i grateful my brother is not here, i'm grateful and i'm proud of him. i will salute him every day of my life, i will salute him. he showed me how to be strong. he showed me how to be respectful will stop he showed me how to speak my mind. i'm going to miss h

and late today the cdc told the cruise industry to create plans for vaccinating and testing both passengers and crew. lester >> all right tom costello, thank you. >>> the number of americans who have gotten the covid vaccine is growing steadily almost 102 million have now received at least one dose and new mexico, it turns out, is leading the way toward herd immunity gadi schwartz is there. >> reporter: in the high desert of new mexico there are those that come with nervous hope >> i'm hoping to god that i get it. i need to get it i can't take a chance. >> reporter: and those who leave with relief. >> one and done. >> one and done. >> reporter: it's all hands on deck across the state, which has the fifth highest poverty rate in the country and a literal army of national guard soldiers, students, health care workers and volunteers >> we don't have a lot of resources you know, new mexico but we have a lot of heart. >> reporter: today new mexico is closest to herd immunity. more than a quarter of the adult population here has been fully vaccinated, outperforming the rest of the country and half of new mexican adults have gotte

restrictions they haven't sailed in more than a year officials at the cdc say cruises could resume by mid-summer, but with restrictions. >>> tomis spring called autograph. cnn reports a rep for the buccaneers' quarterback tells them, the platform will bring together the biggest names in pop culture. besides digital collectibles, autograph is also set to have live auctions, physical product drops, and in-person experiences. >>> and one of the few copies of the comic book that introduced superman to the world just sold for a record price action comics number one went for three and a quarter million dollars in a private sale. it sold for 10 cents when released back in 1938. inflation, you know? >>> on wall street, the dow up 16 s&p, up 6. but the nasdaq, down 9 excuse me.ing-hillside road whe >>> tiger woods, flying on the winding -- was flying on the winding hillside road when he crashed his suv back in february and seriously hurt his leg today, officials say the speed was the main factor. 84-to-87 miles an hour in a 45 zone that's what the cops say the black box from the car revealed, according to investigators no sign he brake

cruises. nike settling that suit with rapper low nonsex -- with rapper lil nas x. tomnow, tom porcelli with us, rbc capital markets, on the american economy, looking at the labor economy and our wage dynamics. let me digress here. what is the question you would ask the vice chairman? tom p: what does substantial further progress mean? in fairness, maybe that is a question he can't answer, but i would rather him say that then just this colorful, you know, we want to see the labor backdrop. want more guideposts. i wouldn't let him get away with just giving a response that didn't really answer the question. [laughter] tom k: jon ferro, that's why i'm the nice guy with clarida and jon is not. jonathan: i think tom knows what is coming in about 30 minutes. tom k: i am going to ask sweetheart questions to my good friend richard clarida to. then ferro in between. [laughter] tom p: jonathan, give him heck. i wouldn't let him get away with just saying we want further progress on labor without finding that. in fairness, maybe it is a little bit too early. maybe they do want to t

cruise lines they can sail from u.s. ports starting in mid-july if 98% of the crew and 95% of the passengers are vaccinated. tomut there and they love cruising. cruising has high satisfaction rates. great value for money and super excited we see a path forward to begin sailing later this summer. >> reporter: the cruise industry was shut down over a year ago when the pandemic hit, and now booking is soaring. >> virtually every cruise line partner we talk with is seeing exceptional bookings for 2022 and beyond. a lot of cruise lines have opened booking farther in advance than ever before and seeing positive momentum. >> reporter: this family is ready to jump on board. >> we are beyond excited. super excited. this is the news we've been waiting to hear for weeks now. we're ready to book. sign us up. >> reporter: virgin, royal caribbean, celebrity and norwegian have all said vaccinations will be required for all adult passengers and crew. but some possible rough legal waters. florida's governor had previously banned companies in florida from acquiring vaccines. >> the jurisdiction of the cdc with regard to the rule

tom saved him. we will not see that until may of 2022. this is about, i digress this is about cruiserators. >>> cdc says cruise operators could start sailings -- i think it is cruising do cruise ships sail andrew, the ones you take, do. the flowing sails and the crew is 70 crew members and 30 passengers is that about the size >> i've never been on one, joe >> anyway, okay. >> i hope i -- can i sit in the passenger seat of the porsche? is that okay >> i wasn't saying you were an elitist. i love my car. you do need to use gas in it that's the only shortcoming. sailing out in the united states by mid-july. in a letter, the cdc said cruise ships can proceed to passenger sailings without test cruises if they attest 98% of the crew members and 95% of passengers are fully vaccinated quarantine restrictions will be relaxed. passengers can take a rapid test instead of the pcr test. they will be able to quarantine from home if they are within driving distance of the port very complicated you have to do all that to make it safe enough to go back in the water, as they say the gains they are seei

ever watch the credits, all of those thousands of people who were part of the movie, it's not just tom cruise and robert downey junior making $20 million a picture. it's the special effects the stunt people, the transportation people, all of those people rely on the money generated by the electoral property. >> piracy has a negative impact on the entertainment industry. >> the chamber study estimated global piracy costs our economy at least $29 billion. each year. job losses between $560,000 each year. >> more and more movies and shows her put on streaming services. they are easily accessible to pirates. some have a more positive feel piracy. we interviewed a professor of law from the university of tulsa who gave us a different perspective. >> there is some evidence that piracy of ip ads viewers who would not otherwise have watched the show. now, more people are exposed to that show. they might not have otherwise watched it. the likelihood that they may watch the legitimate show is increased. >> this is just a way for people to be cheap. they are doing something good by pain artists. the mort

it is not just tom cruise and robert downey junior making $20 million a picture.t is the key grip, the best boy, the stunt people, the transportation people. all of those people rely on the money generated by the intellectual property. >> as a form of theft, piracy has a negative impact on the entertainment industry. >> a study estimated that piracy costs our economy billions of dollars, $71 billion in lost revenue each year, and in job loss, between 270 and 560 each year. >> despite this issue, some people have a more positive view of piracy. we interviewed a professor of law from the university of tulsa who gave us a different perspective. >> the pirate economy is a complex economy. there is some evidence that piracy of ip ads viewers who would not otherwise have watched the show, because now more people are exposed via piracy to that show they might not otherwise have watched and now the likelihood that they may actually watch the legitimate show increases. >> the whole publicity thing or exposure is just a way for people to be cheap. they think they are doing

the credits listing all those thousands of people who over part of the movie, it is not just the tom cruises or robert downey junior's who are making $20 million a picture, it is the key grip, the special-effects the, transportation people, the stuntmen, all those people rely on the money generated by the intellectual property. >> as it is a form of theft piracy has an obvious negative impact on the entertainment industry. >> estimated the global piracy costs have a $20 billion effect on our economy. each year and dropouts between 260,000 each year. >> the ramifications of this increase as more and more movies and shows are put onto streaming services where they are easily accessible to pirates. >> despite its issues some people have a more positive view of piracy. we interviewed a professor of law and the university of tulsa who gave is a different perspective. >> the pirating economy is a complex economy, there is some evidence that piracy of ip ads viewers who would have otherwise not have watched the show. because now more people are exposed via piracy to that show they might not have w