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i actually thought it was tom cruise in our newsroom in los angeles.at home has probably seen those tiktok videos. he's playing the guitar, trying on clothes, eating dinner. this morning the guy behind the account that has fooled hundreds of millions of people is opening up about the sensation he created. his name is miles fisher. it's a technology that some worry in the wrong hands could have disastrous consequences. >> what's up, tiktok. >> all year long deep tom cruise has been posting videos showing what appears to be a different side of the oscar nominated actor. >> i think there's bubble gum inside of this. >> believe it or not, that's most definitely not tom cruise. nor is this with me in our l.a. bureau. >> this is serious breaking news but a little behind the scenes. i'm with one of the most legitimate correspondents on earth. hold on a second, there's a big fire. we're safe! >> you are deep fake tom cruise. >> that's me. >> miles fisher may have an uncanny resemblance to the superstar, but using advance technology, what he's created is far mo

that tom cruise deep fake is insane. he has a pretty good talk to me goose. >> i can't believe how much that guy actually looks like tom cruise in real life. you have to see this to believe it. >> it's frightening. we'll have this coming up as we begin this morning. but we begin with the latest on the omicron variant, shooting up again. nearly 250,000 daily cases just shy of the record set for the entirety of this pandemic. numbers not seen since almost a year ago. experts say the post holiday spike hasn't even hit yet. >> and it comes as travelers are facing another day of potential chaos as the perfect storm of bad weather and staffing shortages due to covid are set to cause even more cancellations. >> the cdc now changing course, issuing new guidance on how long people who test positive should remain isolated as more is learned about the omicron variant and more companies across the country face staffing shortages. we have it all covered for you this morning. we want to begin with nbc's shaquille brewster in indianapo

say tom cruise gave us the consent for this likeness where we can move beyond just small parody clipsperty. >> that does raise ethical questions. >> the thesis of this company that chris started begins with ethics. >> they say they'll only take on projects they consider ethical, but some worry leaving companies an individuals to make that decision could be dangerous. congress has held hearings on deepfakes and they say they're following the technology closely, saying we'll continue to investigate any violations of federal law and actors that may use them for nefarious acts. should we understand it as a threat to our democracy? >> i think the technology is morally neutral. as it develops, the positive output will so far outweigh the negative uses. >> if you like what you're seeing, just wait for what's coming next. >> ume says it's fisher's talents combined with the ai that makes this possible, but technology is quickly catching up. they're both well aware they're in unchartered territory and at least one government has reached out to ume to learn more about that technology. >> that ha

this technology is advancing that rapidly. >> yeah. >> reporter: for his part, the real tom cruise hasn't didn't answer a request for comment from nbc news. looking to convince others is worth paying for this technology. >> reporter: how can we use this technology by creating kind of identity rights? let's say tom cruise gave us the consent for this likeness where we could move beyond just small parody clips. everybody gets paid for that intellectual property. >> reporter: that does raise ethical questions about where do you fit in all this? >> the thesis of this company that chris started begins with ethics. >> reporter: they say they'll only take on projects they consider ethical. but some companies making that decision could be a dangerous precedent. congress has held hearings on deep fake technology and they're saying, we will continue to investigate any violations of federal law and actors who use them for nefarious acts. >> as it develops, the positive output will so far outweigh negative nefarious uses. >> wait until you see them. >> ume, fisher's partner, says it's fisher's talent

so i did. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's rare that you get a note like that from a tom cruise, i'm sure.oesn't pee in the bag? >> no, tom can control every muscle in his body. [ laughter ] at all times. >> jimmy: wow. that's crazy. do you guys have like an oily scene with all the guys playing volleyball? >> san diego probably ran out of vaseline and olive oil and argon oil -- >> jimmy: multiple lubricants? >> every oil possible, also evian water spray. very oiled up. we have a scene we trained for -- this is the only shirtless scene in the movie and most of us did not eat for four or five months. >> jimmy: just to look good in that scene? >> yeah, you had to look good in that scene. everybody talks about the volleyball scene. oh, this is our version of the volleyball scene, you have to look amazing. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> we go, we shoot it, a beautiful san diego day, the water's warm, the sky is warm, it's absolutely beautiful. we wrap it, we're all super excited because we're hungry and haven't had carbs in six months. [ laughter ] miles teller brings a pack of beer so we can celebr

scarlett johansson, tom cruise or ashton kutcher? >> it's got to be tom cruise.m cruise was extensively little baby theory get me scientology. ned, quick pull into the lead with this, which of these rich and shameless spent $33000 on a 24 karat gold iphone? lady gaga, williams or victoria beckham? >> victoria beckham. kennedy: you are such a pop-culture aficionado, you will love riches and shamelessness. kevin, let's see if you can maintain your edge with ned. which of these rich and shameless recently bought a got so big and must travel with its own support yacht? was at donald trump, jeff basis or captain morgan? >> jfet jeff basis when he's not in space. kennedy: that is absolutely right. >> that was too easy a question. kennedy: blah blah blah. fudge the numbers next time make it harder for you. all right hannah. this is too easy for hannah, which of these rich and shameless want to spend $100,000 on a 9-foot portrait of himself? donald trump, mark zuckerberg or the rock? >> i don't know this once but i will say i'm embarrassed for us we are doing so well on

think of tom cruise and probably want that shut down.itator say the positive benefits outweigh the negative benefits. positive benefits, entertainment. i see that. i'm not sure what the positive benefits are beyond an entertainment value, because very quickly you get into what potential negative sides of all of this are. the biggest one being what you just said, willie. you could have a candidate made to say something that none of us would be able to detect and soon take 20 minutes for you to be able to make a candidate say, whatever you want, joe biden, donald trump, threatening war with china. nobody would know whether that was actually what they had said or not. so -- i just don't see how they're going to regulate it, though, because this is not being but back into the bottle and we've seen congress' inability to regulate high-tech things so far. it's going in that direction, i think. >> jonathan on the up side could, have a deep fake host "way too early" three days a week and save yourself some sleep? >> not a bad idea, catch up mond

there was no attempt to fix these issues and so people like tom cruise returned his awards and netflix and other industry power houses threatened to boycott. now they say they are 29 percent black membership. they say they have a relationship or 5 year relationship with the n, w a c p. they seem to be cleaning up some of the payola issues that they have. but there needs to be this kind of industry oversight in industries. keeping are in just institutions like the golden globes accountable, and that's what occurred here. and so we'll see how it moves forward and how the golden globes actually do. but up to this point it, it required the industry to come in and correct these issues. nbc, on going to broadcast the ceremony this here at are you in any doubt that it is the industry that is the media industry that that that the, the press industry that is driving these changes among the association one? well, absolutely. yeah. i think there's no question about the fact that the golden globes have been around for decades and they made no attempt to diversify. they had 0 black members out of t

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the band got a huge surprise from tom cruise guests for top gun maverick this spring. >> cruise sentteam top gun t-shirts to wear for that screening. >> my husband who does nothing on social media even watched that video and sent it to me. that's how viral it became that a man who lives under a rock in a cave even saw that. it was that good. >>> 44 degrees right now in san jose. my dog has not wanted to go on any of his walks since the rain started. it's been a struggle. low clouds right now in san francisco. things are a lot calmer when you compare them to yesterday morning. satellite radar also looking good up here in northern california. if you have family members traveling up from southern california, we have dangerous conditions around the grapevine. heavy pockets of rain closer to southern california. we're seeing a really serious mixture right now, wintery mix right there along that stretch near frazier park near highway 5 over the entire area. it doesn't get any better until you really head up the northern california portion of the storm. the windchill factor right now, the f

>> tom cruise is terrific. have to go to cincinnati to pick up boxer shorts. >> what did i say? >> kmart. >> you hear me. i know you hear me. >> you don't fool me with this shit for a second. >> yours are too tight. >> did you [ bleep ] hear what i said? shut up! >> movie stars often need to prove over and over again they can act. i think he really proved to the world he can act and then some. >> i like having you for my big brother. >> yeah. ♪ >> let me see some i.d. all right. you're under arrest. >> the 1980s introduces us to the character of john rambo. who's one of the iconic cinematic figures of that era. but what people tend to forget is he was introduced in a way that was much more in line with '70s filmmaking. >> if you look at the first "first blood," it is a very dark movie about how we let our veterans down and about how we do not know what to do with them when they come back and we make killers and then just turn them loose into america. that's a pretty heavy movie and even for a sylvester stallone

the band got a huge surprise from tom cruise himself. >> i'd love for you to be my guests for top gunpring. >> cruise sent the entire team top gun t-shirts to wear for that screening. >>> 45 degrees right now in san jose. it's cloudy, but at least it's not raining. we're seeing the last stretch of the active weather pattern when it comes to the clouds move out of the north bay and the south bay and pretty much all of northern california. we still have plenty of activity in southern california. things are quiet for us, but not so much for southern california. they've still got plenty of heavy rain coming down and also a wintery mix right near the grapevine. our temperatures are going to be cold. chilly sunshine today, temperatures in the 50s. 7:00 a.m. on friday heading into saturday is going to be the peak of the cold, tipping down to about 3 degrees in truckee. negative 2 possibly in some areas. long range outlook, rain at times for next week. we still get our break from the rain today, tomorrow, saturday. in the north bay, you'll get that rain first. monday, january 3rd, the north b

i kind of feel like i'm part tom cruise and part vanessa carlton. i'm studio bound. national pizza at work day with your besties. >> i'm all about these days. we'll be best friends. happy bff day. >> i was thinking we already reached that threshold. i've been demoted, guys. >> three, two, one, go! >> oh! >> oh, my god! >> did someone say pool party? >> oh, my god. >> wee-wee, bonjour. >> roll that bachelor footage. >> what in the whistle down is going on here? >> i'm sorry. i'm all broken up. >> right, right, this is truly wild. ♪ ♪ >> i'm obviously hillary banks, local tv weather girl, you? >> local news reporter. i'm just a news reporter on the overnight shift. >> here in southern california, we're experiencing a warm front with increasing humidity. that's right, girls, it's a frizzy hair day. >> you're tired. i know you want this coffee. >> i'm good. doesn't even matter. it's pumpkin spice anyway. >> what did you just say? >> yeah, that's right, it's pumpkin spice. >> pumpkin spice? >> mm-hm. >> with cinnamon? oh. >> yes! >> it's leave work early day. i guess that

she also fell for jussie smollett who is on trial for a hoax as believable as tom cruise marriage.ated him like he was a second coming of mlk even as his story fell apart like a bridge designed by a women's studies major. [laughter] but she got millions from george soros, 2 million to be exact and that is a dot. now you know the waukesha madmen has been released on a small bail despite having a history that would make ivan the terrible blush, the least they could do is take away his car keys which is good advice for violent criminals or joe biden. john chisholm the d.a. who pledged to work with the san francisco d.a., san francisco have you seen that? now a san francisco treat means a's on. he was put in office using foundation money, another dot. in philly, homicides have more than doubled since larry krasner was elected d.a. in 2017, the city of brotherly love is now the city of duck and run which is what happens when the d.a. would rather release criminals and prosecute them. criminals who get second chances? they get arrested again, sometimes for murder. larry krasner received

tom cruise returned his three trophies. hollywood shunned the organization.fp a promised to add 13 black members, but windup with six, including a well-regarded writer and critic wills it on the powerful credentials committee. >> they brought him into help diversify the membership. he is a binary trans person. reporter: but, are the changes enough? >> that these are trying. reporter: is hollywood as a whole embracing diversity at last? >> hollywood is not starting to get it. hollywood has shenanigans. they start to get it when they get called out. >> the best television series. reporter: snoop dogg announced the nominees. king richard. the power of the dog. as well as licorice pizza. west side story. without a broadcast, it's unclear how influential these choices will be on the oscar awards. whether the golden globes itself survives. al jazeera, hollywood. anchor: tunisia's president has called a constitutional referendum. he says it will follow consultation starting in january. he also announced new elections. reporter: we will organize a popular consultatio

she wrote "interview with a vampire" which was turned into a hit movie in 1994 starring tom cruise andovels known as "the vampire chronicles." she would write more than 30 books and sell more than 150 million copies worldwide. many of her books were set in new orleans where rice was raised. her son says she died saturday from complications from a stroke. anne rice was 80 years old. >>> the denver super hato formeiu rasied start of yesterday's game against the detroit lions. players also wore his number, 88, on their helmets. and when the game started, the broncos lined up with just ten men on the field and took the delay of game which was declined by the lions. the broncos won 38-10. >>> veteran news anchor chris wallace made headlines himself over the weekend. >> finally, a personal note. after 18 years, this is my final "fox news sunday." >> yesterday wallace said he's signing off from fox news after 18 years. the 74-year-old said he's ready for a new adventure. shortly thereafter it was announced that he would join cnn-plus, the new streaming service. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings,

sincerely, tom cruise. >> yeah, cruise also sent the team some official "top gun: maverick" merch. is excited. >> uh-huh. we haven't seen good high-fives in movies like since then like up top classic 1980s style. >>> finally this morning, it's been almost a year since amanda gorman, the first national youth poet laureate captured our hearts at president biden's inauguration. and now gorman is teaming one instagram to share a brand-new poem she wrote for the new year called "new day's lyric." take a look. >> come, look up with kindness yet for even solace can be sourced from sorrow. we remember not just for the sake of yesterday, but to take on tomorrow. we heed this old spirit in a new day's lyric. in our hearts we hear it for auld lang syne, my dear, for auld lang syne. >> gorman also partnered with instagram to raise funds for the international rescue committee. a powerful moment. she's had quite a year. >> just amazing. absolutely amazing. >>> all right, now to jada pinkett smith's hair loss journey, the star opening up about her experience with alopecia, embracing what she says

her 1976 gothic novel featuring a vampire named lestat was later adapted into a movie starring tom cruise1994. amc is producing a television series based on rice novels known as “the vampire chronicles” which is set for release next year. rice died from complications of a stke. she was 80 years old. >> sreenivasan: in a tiny lakeside community in northern michigan, preservationists are using new approaches to address the threat of flooding caused by climate ange. while the fishing industry has struggled in the region, saving the historic buildings that dotted the shorelines is important to the economy and tourism. this story was produced in partnership with the pulitzer center, and is part of our ongoing series "peril & promise: the challenge of climate change." this is historic preservation in action. the building houses carlson's fishery, owned and operated by the same family for five generations. carlson's is located in a group of preserved fishing shanties in leland, michigan, known as "fishtown." the fishtown preservation society is responsible for its administration and maintenance.

there was no attempt to fix these issues and so people like tom cruise returned his awards and netflix and other industry power houses threatened to boycott. now they say they have 29 percent black membership. they say they have a relationship, a 5 year relationship with the n, w a c p. they seem to be cleaning up some of the pay all the issues that they have . but there needs to be this kind of industry oversight in industries keeping in this institutions like the golden globes accountable. and that's what occurred here. and so we'll see how it moves forward and, and how the golden globes actually do. but i've been to this point, it required the industry to come in and correct these issues. time magazine has name the entropy nora e long mosque, it's 2021. that person of the year, the magazine says the chief executive of tesla and space x is the best example example of a massive shift in our society. 8 credits the 50 year old with creating solutions to global crises and embodying the possibilities and perils of the age of tech titans. that magazine says it gives the award to someone wh

s. television network nbc dropped its broadcast of the globes for 2022, hacked or tom cruise return. his 3 trophies, hollywood collectively shown the organization. the h. f. p. a promise to add 13 new black members, but wound up with only 6, including travail anderson a well regarded writer and critic who will sit on the powerful credentials committee. ne, brought him in to help diversify the membership of the h. s. p. a interval is a by mary trance person. so i ary helpful, but are the changes enough? it least they're trying, but they still, they got a long way to go. and a broader question is hollywood as a whole embracing diversity. and last, hollywood is now starting to get hollywood has shenanigans. hollywood has shenanigans. they start, they get it when they get called out best television series. snoop dog announced the nominees, including kenneth branagh, autobiographical belfast. we can do this a different way. king richard starring will smith and jane champions the power of the dog were best dramatic picture is yeah. as well as licorice pizza. i even more than enough in stev

there was no attempt to fix these issues and so people like tom cruise returned his awards and netflix and other industry power houses threatened to boycott. now they say they have 29 percent black membership. they say they have a relationship, a 5 year relationship with the n, w a c p. they seem to be cleaning up some of the pay all the issues that they have . but there needs to be this kind of industry oversight in industries keeping on in this institutions like the golden globes accountable. and that's what occurred here. and so we'll see how it moves forward and how the golden globes actually do. but i've been to this point in it required the industry to come in and correct these issues. ah, and now the top stories on al jazeera, the u. k. has reported the world's 1st known death from the on the con, variant of covet. 19 vision is launched, a massive acceleration of its booster job program, with warnings of a tidal wave of on the con, infections is coming. it's expected to become london's dominant strain in the next 2 days. in the u. s. state of kentucky, at least $74.00 people inc

old, her 1976 novel interview with the vampire was later adapted into a hit 1994 movies starring tom cruiseier in alive. rice earned a master's degree in creative writing from san francisco state university and all and rice wrote more than 30 books that sold more than 150 million copies all around the world. legendary mexican musician the center fernandez has died. the news of his death this morning was confirmed on his instagram page. fernandez was awarded three grammys and nine latin grammys also inspired a new generation of performers, including his son, alejandro fernandez. the singer was known for many many hits such as el rey and vulvar vulvar and his dark and elegant mariachi suits with their matching wide brimmed sombreros. music greats including gloria stefan, ricky martin and pitbull posted heartfelt messages on social media. a cause of death was not given, but fernandez has been hospitalized since august. after suffering a serious fall simply fernandez was 81 years old. the average cost for a new car has hit an all time high. experts say the average price had more than $46,000 la

she played the wife of tom cruise. >> thank you. it's so absurd that acting now is is he supposed to become an alcoholic now to play desi arnaz? i don't like that and i don't like the way the black actors that are beautiful tried to get extra credit. the world is full of ugly people . give them the role. if you're going to play a seria killer, make it a hot one. you don't have to go ugly. you don't have to do that. do you feel like you're watchin a lot of liberals doing with that frankenstein monster they created. to give ducks what they're doing , they're also not watching hollywood. what infuriates me, it's not even about we have to get more minority actors or more gay actors. ico bronchi playing by a non- bronchi. there's like a billion of us on earth. >> it's either that or they hired justin trudeau. ticket leakages range. >> he could do anything great just play one role as long as some paint nearby, racist. coming up, he will play record taxes, but will lose liz warren still throw taxes grade >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safe

and the return of tom cruise in top gun maverick and "mission impossible 7".ompetition from streaming. next year disney plus will have exclusive titles and peacock owned by nbc universal, the parent company of nbc news will stream most universal films as early as 45 days after their theater release. >> to this is the suicide squad. >> reporter: come january, hbo max will no longer offer the same-day release plan, a move that may get more people back to the theater. >> in 2022, do you think we're going to see fewer movies released both in theaters and on streaming on the same day? >> i think we're going to back to the theater first model, heading for it makes movies more coveted. >> reporter: theaters were shuttered for much of the pandemic forcing some to rent out entire auditoriums. amc theaters, the largest movie theater chain posted a loss of $4.6 billion in 2020. now the company is looking for new ways to retain customers. investing in payment options like bitcoin and even selling popcorn outside the theater. as the industry looks to rebound in the year ah

most popular work interview with a vampire was turned into a film starring brad pitt and tom cruise. in san francisco and berkeley studying at sf state and cal. >>> fans are remembering a mexican singer fernandez. he died yesterday at a hospital. he was in and out of intensive care since suffering a fall in august. he was a schumann and showed love for mexican culture and mariachi at his concerts. he was 81 years old. >>> from los angeles to fans sang songs loud and proud and some took tequila shots. he received his star in 1998. celebrities like tony bennett and ricky martin are paying tribute to the late mariachi singer. fans are expressing how much of an impact he had on them. >> everything. he was a great influence. he is the music everybody goes to. that's like our heart. >> in over half a century he recorded more than 300 songs and sold more than 65 million records. he also won three grammys and eight latin grammys. fernandez acted in more than two dozen movies and produced some films. >>> lapd investigating a shooting while the singer's fans gathered at the hollywood walk of f

there was a case, tom cruise where he had symbolism on a jacket for taiwan. the jacket was changed. marvel film. there are many other examples of this. it is an interesting double standard. before a lot of the started back in 1997. disney produced a movie called clayton tune. that movie was about the life of the dalai lama. that got them in major trouble in china pier they were banned for almost two years before they were allowed to reenter. disney, and many other corporations by the way, i am not just picking on them, you have seen other hospitality corporations, we will take taiwan off their website. many corporations, american gulf corporations that are supposed reps and our values, instead, when they go to china, they are beholden to the chinese communist party. whatever they want them to do pair this is a regime, by the way, that is overseen currently, right now as we were all speaking and watching. and so, what we really have to ask ourselves, is why is this american corporate convergence with the chinese communist party. are they so willing to make money that they will overlo

tom cruise wants to save money. everybody who makes movies has a responsibility not to be reckless and careless with the money that you're given. those are men who make movies that cost $205 million and i'm making movies that cost $5 million. >> the question is were costs being cut at the expense of safety and security? >> in my opinion, no, because -- now, i did not observe any safety or security issues in the time i was there at all. >> it's poimportant to point ou alec baldwin was a produce on this film, so that's a whole other layer of responsibility. >> as a producer he has superior authority, superior duties, right, and responsibilities that he's obviously failed here. now he carefully says in this interview, you know, i'm a creative producer. i didn't have any stake in the financial aspect of this production or the hiring decisions. so when you really take this interview in its totality, he's really carefully just stripping away at any possible fact that's bad for him. he's not liable as an actor. he's not li

say cutting costs, i don't say this with any judgment or cynicism, spielberg wants to save money, tom cruiseants to save money. everybody who makes movies has a responsibility to not be wreckl reckless and careless with the money they're given. those are making -- >> the question is were costs cut at expense of safety. >> in my opinion, no, i didn't observe any safety or security issues at all in the time i was there. >> he says costs weren't an issue there but what do you think about that? we've seen media reports that crew members quit over safety concerns and covid protocols prior to shooting. not sure if any of that has been confirmed or true but -- >> it's totally confirmed. people on the production, lane looper for example wrote a letter to the producers before they quit the night before the shooting, talked about exactly these things. alec said when he got wind of the complaints, he was in process of offering to give up some of his own salary so that the crew members could stay in nicer hotels or in hotels, some were sleeping in cars apparently, to cover those costs. but said he didn'

attractions include the highly anticipated debut of robert pattinson as batman and the return of tom cruisesive titles like "hocus-pocus 2" and peacock which is owned by nbc universal will stream most universal films as early at 45 days after their theatrical release >> so this is the suicide squad. >> meanwhile, coming january, hbomax will no longer offer its popular same day release plan, a move that may get more people back to the theaters >> in 2022, do you think we're going to see fewer movies released both in theaters and on streaming on the same day? >> i think we're going to go back to that theatrical first model heading forward. >> movie theaters were shuttered for many of the pandemic amc theaters, the country's largest movie theater chain posted a loss of $4.6 billion in 2020 now the company is looking for new ways to retain customers, investing in payment options like bitcoin and even selling popcorn outside the theater. as the industry looks to rebound in the year ahead. >> the movie theater experience has with stood every challenge that's come its way. it's a resilient busines

here is tom cruise's bomber jacket with pair mourpt's replacement patch, decidedly not taiwan for nextourse, bought the rights to "the simpson's" for its streaming service. this 2005 episode whiches shows them in tiananmen square, the site of a brutal crackdown on pro-democracy protesters, a sign reads, on this site in 1989 nothing happened. disney has not responded for request for comment. that episode in hong kong disappeared like peng shuai, and the citizen journalist who the chinese government locked up for telling the truth about covid-19, disappeared like the consciences of the millionaires and billionaires of hollywood and ioc and wall street are so eager for cheese niece cash, they're pretending none of this is happening. there's no amount of money that can buy enough soap to wash that blood off their hands. thanks for spending your sunday with us. fareed zakaria gps starts next. ♪ >> man: so i'm not taking any chances when something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked... my friend recommended safelite autoglass. they came right to me, with expert service where i neede

most popular interview with a vampire was turned into a film starring brad pitt and tom cruise. > this morning, fans also remembering mexican singer fernandez. he died yesterday morning in the hospital. he was in and out of intensive care since a fall in august. ve caculture and shed mariachi at his concerts. he was 81 years old. fans sang his songs loud and proud. in hollywood, some fans took tequila shots at his hollywood star. he received his star in 1998. celebrities like tony bennett and ricky martin paying tribute, fans are expressing how much of an impact the singer had on them. >> he was everything pretty much. he was a great influence. he is the music everybody goes to as a mexican. that's like our heart. >> in over half a century, fernandez reported more than 300 songs and sold more than 65 million records. he also won three grammys and eight latin grammys. fernandez acted in more than two dozen movies and produced some films. >>> 6:26. in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> military members still declining shots into arms despite a mandate from the

your liam neeson's, your tom cruise's, but i understand your first co-star was your brother. >> my brother. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: benjamin. benjamin. where is he? >> benjamin! >> stephen: where are you, benjamin? >> yeah! >> stephen: yes! ( cheers and applause ) did we get a shot of benjamin just now? what is the age difference between you and your brother? >> he is three years older than me. ( laughter ) why are we leaving so many pauses around-- >> stephen: no pauses. you look-- great. ( laughter ) i'm just saying-- i'm just saying, three rough years, is what i'm saying. ( laughter ) three! i'm but-- wait, wait, wait! let's look at this mop! and you look fantastic but i would not have picked you out to have the crowd! this seems like a dominant genetic factor in the family! >> that's my dad. >> stephen: that's father right there. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> wait, wait, i have to qualify this. i have to qualify this. i got my mother's genes. my brother got my father's. >> stephen: you do not have to qualify that. >> wait, wait-- >> stephen: you don't have to expl

. >> tom cruise is the answer. you're wrong. >> success means? >> you've done it wrong enough.>> very sarcastic, ari. duly noted. poor interview. worst guest you've had. got it. >> that's what dan hamon is like and a lot of fast intellectual tennis there. when we posted this, we got such an overwhelming reaction of people loving him and finding him interesting and the long version over 20 minutes wasn't long enough. people wanted the full unedited thing. we heard you. we've released it. you can watch the entire unedited interview with dan harmon that runs over an hour. search melber and harmon. there is a full version or a shorter one but his fans said give it to us uncut. you can catch up with me online @arimelber on instagram or twitdtwitter or tiktok wheree hanging out more and link with me at arimelber.com. or the tiktok or if the web isn't your thing, that's fine. see you tomorrow. "the reidout" starts now with tiffany cross in for joy. >> hi, ari, we have a busy show to get to. we'll see you tomorrow, my friend. thank you and have a good evening. >>> thank you to everyone

all i can think about is the tom cruise movie, "minority report" where they start arresting people before where you are friends with somebody and they think you might become a radical so let's go ahead and kick you out. i am afraid we are heading in that direction in this country over. >> joe, quickly, onto j.j.'s point about china, do you think it is almost impossible for us to do this because the machines are only as good as the humans who program them? >> it's an excellent point, but i think we are so reliant on them more and more that we are going to embrace this technology, even as we are scared that eventually robots will take over the world. something like 70% of americans think that robots will take over. but i have to disagree with you and kayleigh in the whole alexa thing. i just told my kid today, i swear to god, day if you have trouble spelling a word when doing your spelling homework, ask alexa and she would tell you how to spell it. i think and be a good thing sometimes. >> use the tools you have available. >> yeah. don't come to me, i can spell. >> before, on the amazon sto

the return of tom cruise in "maverick." streaming is increasing movie watching at home.longer have its singular release plan, a move that will bring more people back to the theater. >> in 2022 we'll see fewer movies released in theaters and being streamed. >> i think we'll head back to the old way. it makes movies more coveted. >> people are sometimes forced to see virtual showings or rent out entire auditoriums. the largest movie chain posted $36 billion in 2020. now the company is looking for new ways to retain customers. payment options like bitcoin and even selling popcorn outside the theater as the industry looks to rebound in the year ahead. >> the movie theater experience has withstood every challenge that's come its way. it's a resilient business. people love going out to the movies. >> they're starting to come through and i can't stop them. >> according to one projection, global box office numbers for next year could increase 60% from 2021, but we still might have to wait until 2023 to return to pre-pandemic numbers. lindsay? >> joe fryer, thank you. >>> a remin

tom cruise wants to save money. who makes movies has a responsibility not to be reckless and careless with the money that you're given. those are men who make movies that cost $205 million. and i'm making movies that cost $5 million. >> the question, though, is were costs being cut at the expense of safety and security? >> in my opinion, no, because i did not -- no, i did not observe any safety or security issues at all in the time i was there. >> costs were not cutback. >>> now, the town of oxford, michigan, is trying to make sense of the horrific school shooting. if you remember earlier this week, 15-year-old ethan crumbly was charged on wednesday as an adult with murder, terrorism as well as other counts. investigators say he went on a shoot being rampage at the local high school killing four students, seven other people were wounded in what was the nation's deadliest school shooting in two years. the teachers saw red flags in his behavior in the run up to the attack. alexander fields has the story for you. >> we

it was turned into a successful film starring tom cruise and brad pitt.e was 80 years old. >>> peloton is rebooting the reboot of mr. big. at least according to their latest commercial. >> to new beginnings. >> to new beginnings. you look great. >> i feel great. ♪ >> shall we take another ride? life's too short not to. >> okay. big spoiler alert for "sex in the city" fans, if you haven't seen and just like that, mr. big was killed off in the very first episode after riding a peleton bike, shocking many sex in the city fans. this new ad released from peleton after the premiere last thursday apparently trying to reclaim that narrative. mr. big may not be in the new series, but he will remain in the peleton ad. >>> tom brady leads the buccaneers to an overtime win against the bills. and sets another nfl record along the way. andy scholes has more in this morning's bleacher report. >> good morning, laura. this is tom brady's 22nd season, at this point running out of records to break. you already own the marks for touchdown, passing attempts and passing yards.

tom cruise wants to save money. everybody who makes movies has a responsibility not to be -- reckless and careless with the money that you're given. now th -- those are men who make movies that cost $205 million. and i'm making movies that cost $5 million or thereabouts -- >> the question, though, is were costs being cut at the expense of safety and security? >> well, i -- in -- in m -- in my opinion, no because i did not -- now, i did not observe any safety or security issues at all in the time i was there. >> back to in person at the office. blimey, it's exhausting. >> that morning luper and six other crew members walked off the set. filming continued with a replacement camera crew. scene 118 in the church was slated for after lunch. >> everybody there was having a positive experience. people who are watching the show, people who -- back home, you have no idea how unique an environment a motion picture set is. it's kind of -- there's an instant familiarity. the amount of care -- these are people who are profession

with whom i would be work if it was all the names of the jurors for poetry i was as excited as tom cruise a finer group of poets if i would've chosen them myself. i want to thank who is a quiet storm of wisdom. who brought her deeply insightful voice to every meeting. further her intuitiveness. who always caught anything we missed not only with the attention to detail but also with the big generous heart. for all their hard work and their generosity, and further deep emotional maturity throughout this process, i want to thank them. : : : year's national book award. they are what noise against the king. desiree c bailey yale university press. floaters homes. ww norton and company. so, great books. 1000 times you lose your treasure. the sunflower casts a spell to save us from the void. jackie. y and this year's national book award for poetry goes to floaters poems. ♪♪ >> floaters. ww norton and company.in managing to address the concerns of our times to a timeless voice that can be heard above this confident world. these have the power of s observation. what is in front of us, what is behin

when i saw the names, i was as excited as tom cruise.not have chosen a finder group of poets if i chose and then myself. i want to thank john choi who was a quiet storm of wisdom. natalie diaz who brought her deeply insightful voice to every meeting. harvey who always led the way both with her pics and with her openness and intuitiveness. kaminski who always caught anything we missed along the way. not only with his attention to detail but also his big generous heart. for all of their hard work and their generosity and for their deep emotional maturity throughout this process. i want to thank them. we are so proud to present to you our finalists for this year's national book award. they are what noise against the king. desiree c bailey yale university press. floaters homes. ww norton and company. show. douglas. 1000 times you lose your treasure wild when. the sunflower casts a spell to save us from the void. jackie. and this year's national book award for poetry goes to floaters. ♪♪ ww norton and company. martinez floaters manages to add

amazon and netflix saying they would not screen their films and they did not want their votes and tom cruiseyes the ritual of the air would be a denomination and they took place and now we know the golden globes like the films and the power of the dog director in belfast and a black and about the troubles in the 19605 but they still semi—talking point5. about the troubles in the 19605 but they still semi—talking points. will they still semi—talking points. will the actors who have been nominated for these awards today actually be pleased could it be the case that over the next few hours we have big names coming out and saying i do not want to have been nominated for the golden globes today i would like my nomination to be withdrawn? all kinds of depends on do we think the changes that the hollywood foreign pre55 a55ociation changes that the hollywood foreign pre55 association has brought in over the last nine months, have those changes been enough to satisfy them that they are not embarrassed to be nominated for their awards? this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story