i think tom cruise is takin: space? i think tom cruise is taking us — space? tom cruise is taking us to _ space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space, - space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space, he - space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space, he is - taking us to space, he is taking us to space, he is taking the well to space. that is the develop with tom that does contemplating doing that, taking a rocket up to the space station and shooting and hopefully being the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside of the space station. i don't know if the film is going to cost $200 million, we haven't got that far yet. presumably a bit more if you are going to space. how does that conversation come about? it was time directly any collaborates closely with a director. during the pandemic, he asked for a zoom caught with us and got onto the caller said, guys, i've got this great project and it is. so the majority of the story actually takes place on earth, and then, the character needs to go up to space to save the day. wow — i mean, i think that is jus

are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space. the world to space. but yeah, that's the plan. we have a great project in development with tom that does contemplate him doing just that — taking a rocket up to the space station, and shooting, and hopefully being the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside of the space station. now, i don't know the film will cost $200 million, we haven't got that far yet... presumably a bit more, going to space. i mean, how did that conversation go? he comes to you, or his people come to you and say, "i want to do this." it was tom directly, and he collaborates very closely with a director called doug liman. and during the pandemic, he asked for a zoom call with us and got onto the call, and said, "guys, i've got this great project, and here it is." so the majority of the story actually takes place on earth, and then, the character needs to go up to space to save the day. wow — i mean, ithink that isjust a big "wow," right? i think so. i mean, it's worth reflecting — tom cruise isjust one of the big

tom cruise is going to save us all again this time. he will do it in space. known that the actor will go on a space expedition to participate in the filming of the film as a director of the film, a report will be made, he worked on the tapes mr. and mrs. smith and the bourne identification. cruise's hero will fly into space in order to save the day. what exactly is not yet specified the plot of the film is kept secret, but in fact, tom cruise repeatedly risked his life during the filming he prefers to perform dangerous and complex stunts on his own in principle, refusing the help of understudies. well, it’s worth saying that we know that russian actors have already flown into space. moreover, even directors like klin shipenko, yulia relocate and so on. in general, it seems to me, yes, they certainly were pioneers. but as far as i understand, the difference is that the competition still intends to go into outer space. so here it is. still, he will do something first. i would like to say mission accomplished for tom cruise but still in space in space, he will n

are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space. he space station and shooting and hopefully being the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside of the space station. the hollywood sign�*s just had a lick of paint, as the movie industry this city was built on is going through huge transformation. the pandemic, the cost of living crisis and the rise of the streaming platforms means for the average movie lover, there is no place like home. i think we can enjoy things at home on streaming, of course. but in order to make movies matter, to create movie stars and to create, you know, directors and careers, it really does need that theatrical experience. ..the power to destroy themselves... langley has wooed big—name directors like christopher nolan. his new film 0ppenheimer will be released by universal. stephen spielberg, too, is back at the studio where he made 80. at the studio where he made et. back to the future was filmed here, is that right? back to the future, to kill a mockingbird. it is all a long way from the isle of wight where

look, tom cruise, anyone who was in "days of thunder" we think could do almost anything but what's theoing for him. first of all, when they film this he's not going to be doing a complex space walk, it's not like he's going to be fixing the hubble space telescope or building the international space station. so the task should be relatively simple and he has a lot of natural athleticism that you can see that's kind of just obvious. he does have one challenge he will have to overcome and i speak from experience on this and that is he like me i think is a little vertically challenged. i don't know if you can tell on television but i'm only about 5 1/2 feet tall or a little less. that was something i had to overcome. when i first told a veteran and rather tall astronaut that i was interested in doing a space walk he laughed in my space. he said what are you like 4 foot what? you will never do a space walk, it's impossible. i overcame that and i think tom can, too. i got a lot of help from my training team and the people that make the suits and eventually i ended up doing three space walks.

[ laughter ] > >> tom cruise. he has become synonymous with the dangerous se dangerous stance seen in his action-packed movies. in his next film, he gets the green li. green light. the mission impossible actor will become the the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside of the space . space station. crews in preparan in preparation for this project and others like it. they will build a content and entertainment studio and a new commercial unit on the station. i know, right? >> thank you. >> movies sometimes take years to shoot. this one is probably g to take a long time. >> in outer space as 4 the budget is about $200 million. by by the way, most of the movie takes place on earth. >> tom cruise, icu. [ laughter ] > >> we were expecting it and now the workers have taken action against draymond green. his punt his punishment. > >> tackling homelessness in san >> time now for a look at this morning's top stories and we are are just four weeks away until election day. bay area registered voters got an early t early st

and the 1930s drama "amsterdam" was third with $6.5 million. >>> tom cruise is looking to step up his out of this world according to the bbc news, the action star has pitched a film to universal with bourne identity director doug limon where his character would ship off to space to save the planet. while cruise is no stranger to saving the world on the big screen, he wants to film a real-life spacewalk, and that would make him the first actor to do so for a movie >> you can see it happening. >>> michelle's got your monday forecast that's next. >>> and a celebration for love of the game. w e teen helped a 17-year-old fulfill his dream in the end zone it's dawn's fastest and easiest way to clean everyday dishes. on simple messes... just spray, wipe and rinse. on tough messes, its spray activated suds have five times faster grease cleaning power to break down grease without water. plus, its targeted spray cleans even hard to reach places better. so, replace your dish soap with dawn powerwash and spray your dishes clean. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? t

yes , well done, by the way, it is reported that the film will be directed by a friend, and tom cruisefriend of alim us, who made such films as mr. mrs. smith and the bourne identification. well, we are waiting for records, but for now we are waiting. let's admire the amazing record that they tried to set in the us state of orinois the fact is that 66 couples tied themselves up there, who wanted to hold the most massive dog wedding near the marriage, but , unfortunately, this was not enough for the world record, because in 2007 178 couples were engaged in colorado. well , however, this moment, none of those present was upset by their owners and pets. have a fun time. do you know why you didn't get upset? it seems to me, because dog marriages, they are not forever. here, uh, these are such animals that not only get married there, and everything creates uh a family. uh, here's to the end of their days children give birth to only one and the same female. no, they change, so it's nonsense to be upset. you can get married once today, and then again, if you are a dog, of course, you didn’t t

are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space.ah, taking a rocket up to the space station and shooting and hopefully being the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside of the space station. the hollywood sign's just had a lick of paint, as the movie industry this city was built on is going through huge transformation. the pandemic, the cost of living crisis and the rise of the streaming platforms means for the average movie lover, there's no place like home. i think we can enjoy things at home on streaming, of course. but in order to make movies matter, to create movie stars and to create, you know, directors and careers, it really does need that theatrical experience. ..the power to destroy themselves... langley has wooed big—name directors like christopher nolan. his new film 0ppenheimer will be released by universal. steven spielberg, too, is back at the studio where he made et. back to the future was filmed here, is that right? back to the future, to kill a mockingbird. it is all a long way from the isle of wight where langley

are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space.ng a rocket up to the space station and shooting and hopefully being the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside of the space station. the hollywood sign's just had a lick of paint, as the movie industry this city was built on is going through huge transformation. the pandemic, the cost of living crisis and the rise of the streaming platforms means for the average movie lover, there's no place like home. i think we can enjoy things at home on streaming, of course. but in order to make movies matter, to create movie stars and to create, you know, directors and careers, it really does need that theatrical experience. ..the power to destroy themselves... langley has wooed big—name directors like christopher nolan. his new film oppenheimer will be released by universal. steven spielberg, too, is back at the studio where he made et. back to the future was filmed here, is that right? back to the future, to kill a mockingbird. it is all a long way from the isle of wight where langley, whose

are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space.was built on is going through huge transformation. the pandemic, the cost of living crisis and the rise of the streaming platforms means for the average movie lover, there�*s no place like home. i think we can enjoy things at home on streaming, of course. but in order to make movies matter, to create movie stars and to create, you know, directors and careers, it really does need that theatrical experience. ..the power to destroy themselves... langley has wooed big—name directors like christopher nolan. his new film oppenheimer will be released by universal. steven spielberg, too, is back at the studio where he made et. back to the future was filmed here, is that right? back to the future, to kill a mockingbird. it is all a long way from the isle of wight where langley,

in the admiral said we have tom cruise to think -- with the army consider something like that? >> i would be very interesting first of all tom cruise come on down george clooney there are others i'm sure my daughter has more on point suggestions about celebrities we could engage. but we absolutely would be open to seeing movies about the army or tv shows. he talked to some in hollywood about the possibility of tv shows this is them approaching us not separate from our immediate recruiting challenges but i think that exposure could be positive. and we do have a good story to tell. one of the thing that people do not necessarily talk about with recruiting challenges is our retention numbers are very good. what does that tell you? that tells you when people come into the army they like it and they want to stay. they see the benefits it can bring. it is a good story to tell we need to work on finding the right people. >> let's go to ken in the back. >> can --ken justice thomas: -- you talked about the need for data exports in the army this morning how do you feel about cyber bridge

seriously, people, tom cruise stays winning. greatest movie stars and stuntmen, he's doing things that no one has ever done before, just success after success. so... maybe scientology is right? [laughter] i don't know, i'm just putting it out there, and just putting it out there. in other space news, remover how nasa slammed a spaceship into an asteroid to test whether they could change its course? well, yesterday they officially announced it was a success. [cheers and applause] yeah. yeah. the asteroid wasn't actually headed to earth, and they hit it, and now it is. so good work, everyone! yeah. i'm not really sure this was all necessary though, to send like the vessel up to hit the asteroid, spend all that money. if we're honest, one immigrant mother could have done the same thing just by holding up a slipper. that's all she needed to do. just be like "come to earth and see what happens i'm a come to earth and see what happens. that's right, turnaround, turn that asteroid around!" [cheers and applause] in sports news, nfl star

tom cruise, come down. what clingy. there are others. i'm sure my daughter has more on point suggestions about celebrities we can engage. we absolutely would be open to seeing movies about the army or tv shows. we talk to folks in hollywood about the possibility of tv shows. this is them approaching us. not separate from our immediate challenges. i think that exposure could be very positive. and we do have a good story. people do not talk about with recruiting challenges is our retention numbers are good. what does that tell you? when a lot of people come into the army, they like it. they want to stay. they see the benefits it can bring. there is a good story to tell. need to work on finding the right people. >> can from new york. we followed where point training on cyber purity might call cyber the silent service. talked about the need former data experts in the army. how do you feel about cyber branch development and readiness? >> the army has been a leader in the cyber domain. we were the first service to get going with our cyber warr

tom cruise might be taking his -- he may shoot a movie in outer space working on a deal to hitch a ride to the international space station and film some scenes. known for doing his own stunts. it would be one in a long list. i would definitely see that film. >> dana: you would go to the theater? >> bill: yeah, i think. based on top gun. he held that movie back for three years. he wanted you and me to see it on the big screen. it was worth it. you haven't gone yet? >> dana: i haven't gone. i'll get on it. >> bill: you have to go. it's great. >> dana: i'll work on it. my to do list is long. we'll see how he does in outer space. we want to give this warning to parents on halloween season. mexican drug cartels are targeting children with the deadly drug fentanyl disguised as candy and we'll tell you how to protect your trick-or-treaters. the migrant crisis, why they say the biden administration is aba abandoning them on the border. ? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops

kumasi: tom cruise is said to become the first actor to shoot a movie in outer space.ed up with the director from the bourne identity on a movie that could see him shooting at the international space station. the chairman of the universal film entertainment group confirm the plans to the bbc, saying tom cruise could become the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside the iss. plans and dates for shooting are still in development. can you believe that? kumasi: i cannot. not the hot sauce. a popular hot sauce brand is being sued. this lawsuit claims false advertising because texas hot sauce is not made in texas, it is made in north carolina. the man who is suing says he would not have bought it if he knew where it was made. he says texas pete is using false coercion to sell its products. the company has not commented. reggie: isn't that a famous also? it was like "new york city?" remember that one? kumasi: i would not assume that is where it is made. maybe that is where it originated. reggie: with the midterms just a month away, both parties trying to garner support. whe

what i also love about this, tom cruise, used to never be a fan but then he did "top gun maverick," andies, he does the stunts. and i'm available for hire, emily missed the show, take me, i'll hold the stunt thing. the light or something, i want to be on the show. >> dr. saphier, emily would be on the quest to find aliens. >> and when she finds them, too, god bless her. >> we need a doctor, you can come with us. >> i'm looking forward to the promo to come out, i think it's going to be biden with the aviators on going to space, like he followed the promo. >> you made it full circle top of the show. thanks to everyone. do not forget to dvr the show. now here is "america reports." >> new york's crime crisis arriving at congressman lee zeldin's front door, after gunfire erupted feet away from his long island home over the weekend while his children were inside. >> gillian: police are investigating the drive-by shooting as gang-related, left two injured. and zeldin makes crime the pillar of his campaign message. marsha blackburn and joe cardinali will react i

tom cruise? >> yeah, kind of crazy.-- >> jimmy: not really, i think you missed out. [ laughter ] >> i definitely did. >> jimmy: maybe there will be another sequel. i've got a few lines here from "top gun." maybe you want to give it a run here. >> the thing is -- jimmy -- >> jimmy: yes? >> i'm a producer now, how about you do it? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i'm not -- >> you're going to be in the movie. >> jimmy: you're going to be the star of the next "top gun," trust me. >> i'm introducing this. >> jimmy: let me handle your career here. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> jimmy: action! >> i feel the need for speed. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was good. that was good. i think if you're going to be a fighter pilot, you're going to have to lose the accent. [ laughter ] >> which accent do i need to have? >> jimmy: american, you're part of our air force. >> all right. try it, go ahead. >> jimmy: take 2. >> i feel the need for speed. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: see, that's what i'm looking for. all right. we'll make a

please put that single shot of jeff mills, that's the foyer that tom cruise sang the song in his tighty's the same shot. i encourage jeff mills to re-enact that after the show. >> maybe he does that all the time, maybe it's a regular thing in the mills household you never know. >> i wasn't even born in 1983. >> oh, nice dig. >> wow there's nowhere to go from there. >> you know i'm right. people on the twitterverse will know i'm telling you that's it. i can see tom who hapsz to be a fan of "fast money," by the way, watching this right now saying holy bleep, that's the foyer i danced across in the movie. >> i'm sure he is. >> we'll let you mow if he does. big tech on deck a huge week ahead. what's still to come more "fast money" in two stick harn a. ro u. nd ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. what if you were a trendy apparel company facing an avalanche of demand? to ensure more customers can buy more sherpa-lined jackets, you call ibm to automate your it infrastructure with ai . now your systems monitor themselves. what used to take hours takes m

tom cruise to be first civil civilian to perform space walkout side of the international space stationming space move of movie, spending top in orbit on a spacex rob it, making him most spaced out actor since gary bussey, details are scarce. tom will play an older man, who is only person who can save earth. he will playing florida governor ron desantis, and his costar shares screen with other stars, he is to work with his director, in o outer space, ruler of the gatalic confederation, tiny tom you are so cruise ecute even if you are crazy. >> we made it to tick old me tuesday. >> what is red and smells like f blue paint. >> red paint? >> i'm laughing inside. >> i s red paint. matt got it, janelle got it. karen, mckinney, tony you are so much smatter than everyone else. i am glad you got it red paint smells like victory, thank you for watching the best hour of your day follow me on twitter and instagram. and e-mail me. and tomorrow night. michelle. chris and what you -- you can't watch the show, you can kenna devvit, make every day a kenneday. ve to be scary. flonase gives you long-last

. >>> what netflix wanted to do back in 2019 to boost the content lie brotbrary with helpm tom cruise be right back. >>> futures pointing to a higher open as stocks look to put friday's selloff in the rearview mirror. >>> a loss for cupertino as a second factory votes union. >>> and liz truss is under pressure as they revamp the policy road map. will it be enough? it is monday, october 17th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> welcome back i'm mohyseema mody in for brian sullivan at this hour. it is 5:30 a.m. in new york. let's pivot and look at the green on the screen. sharply higher in the pre-market trade. dow jones industrial average up 316 points we are beginning momentum here nasdaq higher by 142 points. s&p is higher by 43. let's get to some of the morning top corporate stories with bertha coombs. >> good morning, seema meta platforms horizon world is failing to meet performance expectations this is according to the the wall street journal which reviewed internal documents. meta aimed to reach 500 million active users monthly in horizon world by the end of t

rachel: you would make a great tom cruise. >> it's that time of year.ls in the air and it's the season of halloween, guys, and actually that's what i'm tackling out here right now. we have fall festival today and i'm here joined by matt landon of farmland and what we were doing, when you think fall, you have to hit the farmer's market. honey crisp apples. i'm a big butternut squash guy. it's the season contraindication ; right?>> it is the season ande local from the farms right now. >> talking about local farming and shopping local, what does that mean and where is it important that we do it? >> low cool is about -- local is supporting the local farmers and the next generation and especially dealing with smaller growers, get niche items like cheddar cauliflower, white cauliflower and only have it for a month or so so take advantage of it. >> talking about seasonal food, almost always local food and not being shimmed from around the globe. >> most products are picked on the farm and in stores the next day. >> tell me about where you're sourcing all your

. >>> for years they have reported actor tom cruise who famously does his own death defying stunt workn outer space. still being worked on. >> open the door! open the door! >> yeah, i'm trying. >> oh, my god! >> the head of universal film entertainment group told the bbc the project is in development aiming to film scenes on the international space station cruise being the first person to do a space walk. >>> the hubble telescope has captured this. the pair of enormous stars is located more than 5,000 light years from earth called wr 140, they are spinning around each other in an eight-year long orbit. researchers say the image reveals how intense star life can push matter around in space. amazing. >>> thanks for joining me here on "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. "early start" with christine romans is next right here on cnn. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need and it'seady to go our cost for shipping, were cut ihalf just like that go to shipstion/tv and get 2 months free if you have diabetes, then getting on the

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. >> dana: maybe tom cruise will find out personally fours. >> bill: i love the moon. >> dana: when we first started working together that we can we started january 18, 2021. it was a rose moon, pink moon? >> bill: strawberry moon. >> dana: martha maccallum is in for harris. >> i did not the moon. it was beautiful fall weekend. great to see you this morning. we start with the fox news alert. there are 29 days to go now until voters officially go to the polls on election day. we have big issues that the nation is struggling with, including crime, which could be a major factor in deciding the balance of power in congress. the issue hitting very close to home for new york's republican candidate for governor. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm martha maccallum in today for harris. what a story over the weekend. two teenagers were shot outside of new york congressman lee zeldin's long island home. one of the bullets hitting the congressman's fence. his twin daughters were inside doing homework at the time. they ran upstairs. closed themselves into a bathroom and called 911. the detectives

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i remembered this scene differently, but when they fill up space, you know, like tom cruise, i'm notometimes like he's over acting on a small screen. in a big movie theater, that's the star. >> have you not seen maverick? >> i've not seen maverick. >> joe. >> while i get the coffee cake, i'm going to let you know that dan just told me the new canaan theater shut down. >> okay. this is what's happening in this country. >> seriously? if ron desantis were mayor of new canaan, this would never have happened. >> we used to build things. >> we used to build rocket ships to the moon. >> this is a proper country. >> can't even keep new canaan's theater open. >> i'm going to require you today to go see "top gun" in a movie theater. tomorrow by the latest. >> do you think they still have one? >> i think it's still out there. >> to feel those takeoffs and the aircraft carrier. >> when he goes up over the ridge and down again. >> his next movie he's filming a scene in outer space, he is single handedly trying to keep the american movie system going. >> speaking of tom cruise, i have a movie reco

isn't getting the names of undercover spies what tom cruise is trying to steal in the first "missioncan't picture the former president in that outfit! ( laughter and applause ) jimmy, put that back up. can i see that again? oh, damn! oh, damn! the president-- to quote-- to quote from my youth, "baby got back." yes? i believe the term is "cake." >> louis: oh, hey! >> stephen: i think we just broke the internet, you guys. then the former president claimed that he didn't pack the boxes, so he didn't know what was in the boxes. then he said exactly what was in the boxes. >> boxes and boxes of pictures, newspaper articles, tremen-- even kitchen things. you have tremendous amounts of different items. much clothing. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yes, yes, oh, yes! much clothing. many shirt. very pant. such sock! then, the stable genius complained about what the f.b.i. took from the boxes. >> they took a lot. i think they took my will. i found out yesterday. i said, "where is it?" >> stephen: you know things are going well when a guy says, "i was looking for my will yesterday. why? no reason. now

he, tom cruise and producers said, no. we are going to wait here. look at the hallways.coming june 2020. "top gun: maverick" comes christmas. had to move it forward five, six times. >> what about the balance between streaming and the r theatrical releases? >> thousand he work together. what he said. >> ever worried during covid audiences wouldn't come back. >> we were never worried audiences wouldn't come back to theaters. the question was when would they be comfortable enough to come back to theaters, and when that happened, what scale would that happen at. >> what does that relationship between theatrical office and streaming -- >> take "smiles." made it, tested it. capturing people's imagination. love the story. know what? we'll release it theatrically. overwhelmingly our strategy is theatrical, 45-day fast follow. as i said a sweet spot of return on investment in film. so we very much design our slate with that in mind, and go to "smile." $17 million movie. done about, to date, $120 million in the box office. way more than paid for itself and then it's going to go to

after years of doing stunt work including flying his own planes in "top gun: maverick," tom cruise is sitting his eyes on the stars to be the first actor to do a spacewalk. he's reportedly in talks with universal studios to take his next film to the international space station. those are your headlines. i would never go to space. i can barely get in the plane without freaking outcome of the good for him. >> steve: he does his own stunts. >> he so good at it, so why not? >> that's going to take a long time! >> steve: he'll be a star in the stars. >> brian: why not just use a green screen? save some money. >> steve: he wants to make it real. >> he's a thrill seeker. >> brian: aren't actors great at making things really aren't real? if anyone shouldn't, it's bad actors. bad actors should be allowed to go to space. he's a good actor. you can stick in here and pretend to be in space. >> steve: do you have a list of bad actors? >> brian: meghan markle, very bad. she needs to be in space. who else is a bad actor? >> piers morgan is coming up, i'm sure he would second that opinion paid will h

so the winds i saw tom cruise in the see if any of those kind of stuff happened today.morning, john. yes, so many factors going into this one, of course, for the pilots, but also for us because we don't want to be shivering too much as we're out there watching it. >> looking outside from sutro tower. you've got the presidio marina green as well as the embarcadero down there in the distance and look at that and are some increasingly clear skies. now, a couple of pockets of fog, but burning off rather quickly in quicker than they did yesterday, which, hey, that's really good news stepping outside right now. absolutely. still need the jackets. although brentwood, you're getting to some not so jacket where the territory you're at. 68 currently fairfield at 65 san francisco. only at fifty-two degrees. so little on the cool side so far as for what we expect later today, winds out of the west at around 10 to 15 miles per hour or so. not a super windy day. that's actually a pretty standard. cool golden gate breeze that's going to be pushing through keeping us in the upper 60's

do you know that tom cruise does all his own scientology? >> jimmy: i had heard that.on that. >> i'm blown away. i'm blown away. >> jimmy: there are even some books about it. >> what can't he do? >> jimmy: but "top gun" was good. would you ever move to l.a.? is that some place you would like to live? >> no. [ cheering ] >> no. i need like -- i need the stress of new york. >> jimmy: you like that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you feast on that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you do -- like i noticed walking around this town that parents will bring their children in any place, like into a bar, like they'll bring a baby into a bar. >> that's me. >> jimmy: will you do that? >> yeah. actually, i did put something on instagram where my son was asleep on me and it's so cute and i'm reaching for my drink around him, you know. as social services is at my door. yeah, but i mean, it's just -- like this generation, these younger people that i see, it's just so different. just social media. i saw these girls, they must have been 12 years old. they were taking selfies. and they knew their angles. 12 year

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. >>> a big turn here, and tom cruise is getting ready to blast off and perform the biggest stunt ofudios says the actor will do a space walk outside the international space station for his next movie. this will make the stunt-loving actor the first civilian to do that. just when we thought he had already done everything, he's going up to space. >> trying to keep up with michael strahan. strahan did it first. just saying. >>> we do turn to the investigation into a police shooting caught on camera, an officer confronting a teenager in his car and moments later opening fire. abc's zohreen shah joins us now with more on this case. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. that officer involved has now been fired, and we spoke to that teenager's friend who says he was not a deadly threat. he just went out to get a hamburger, and now he's fighting for his life. >> my best friend wasn't no deadly threat. he had a hamburger. you know, he feared for his life in the moment. >> reporter: friends and family concerned about 17-year-old erik cantu shot multiple times by a san antoni

l >> in my view, he still doesn'th look like tom cruise with thosem glasses on , joe biden makesen those comments. he's standing in the rose garden holding a party with james taylor on a day when inflation hit a worse than expected eight point ret. nsumern remember that. so today i, when the september consumer inflation repora latous showed a larger than expected increase, well, of course, itk c was back to hikss old tricks. >> today's report shows, though, some progress. >> overall, inflation was two percent over the last three months. >>ra: here ahere. the facts on an annual basis,ios additiion is still reading eight point two percent. additionally, cpi data showed te a 13 percent annual jump inly the cost of groceries at a staggering and nearly 20% jump in energy. - a six percent six point six percent increase in housing expenses. s and despite all ofdone that, bin has done to supercharge the cost of living, he added one last lie republican , which is inflation is going to g get worse. is that simple? simp >> it's actually sad. icular it's so stupid. is any republican in particular ta

we have so far shown you another video with tom cruise, the famous famous one, where you can’t tell ife it was entertainment and everyone liked it. it's billions of views said cool great great ah. here mateorence encountered this in reality in life and it has already affected his career. hey, there was a video. eh, there, as if mateo ransa obscenely insults the current government policy, i had to apologize for this video and prove that the video was edited with the help of artificial intelligence using the same technology. let's see i'm filming well, let's be honest, let's say that a similar video really cause big and technology big risks in the future it can be used just terrifyingly indistinguishable. now, if once again we show a video that is often used for hollywood stars. show tom crusoe. yes, you will never distinguish it from the left. this is the actor who won, and on the right on your screens is already processed video, yes, an actor who looks like tom cruise is selected, but with the help of digital technology, he is made indistinguishable from the original itself. let's now

several meters on the stage of the art theater motionless, and dmitry nikolaevich well, allow me tom cruise or as we say, a stuntman, do all your stunts absolutely always and i also graduated from the opera class. there you had to lie and hang not with your head and fall and sing to the contile at that moment, but the most memorable event in my life was in kazakhstan because it was a multi-ton installation that i was attached to. i sang, i was tied with a rope, and i was still walking at a moment not with head. i walked and sang and at that moment there was a hurricane and drops flowed down. uh, it rained on me from that setup because it was a real downpour. it was dumb, it 's cooler than mission impossible. sandstorm. i propose, perhaps. change tv. tell me what kind of reaction you had to this number. i don't understand human feelings. i am an electronic machine. of course, i understand, but i can’t feel it, but after this number, my screen fogged up a little and hung and the scan changed so a little, right? i like these digital compliments, and the jury members to our participants. but he

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which i guess is the tom cruise "top gun: maverick" approach to film making now.f water" is going to hit theaters on december 16th. >> wow. >> 45 seconds, cut! i would be in my trailer. >>> time for our special series "countdown to halloween, exploring the spookiest houses in america." >> this has been a lot of fun. so far this week we have been to new york, ohio this morning we are going to head out west to meet the so-called halloween queen herself. >> let's say hello to amanda wilkins and her festive home in kingsburg, california. carolyn she is there with us alongside carolyn collins from our local affiliate ksee ladies, that's a big wow i love that it's nighttime there. we can actually see it. >> reporter: it is, hoda it adds to the spooky feeling of this house amanda, you are, like they said, known as the halloween queen because of all the trips you make to your local hardware store. what goes into putting something on like this >> it has been a fun and exciting year of planning all of this, and we go bigger and bigger every single year and i can't wait to k

how just taking taking the back of that tom cruise movie?can expect and dressed as utility workers attack a bay area woman in broad daylight. we have the surveillance video to show you surveillance video to show you at the top of the hour. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor about leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday october. the second start things off with a check on the weather with dave spahr. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of overcast gre

tom brought to the shoulder for cruise. a can go and mumbled about that. she knew you were your winner. yeah, you got the purpose to little money and then you want to see the question is that was from that initial updating a switcher wasn't push guard short of that critical with those people to the future with this, not a no poignant with store says that a new with them order william poorest part of them, or william administrative in the hopeless excuse. he hasn't been avoided mika care wraps. craig for that is blabbing. yes. to stay eager to reply, they would say g, y, a grown that you, we should have the ability to snipe you. some new spots organises that seem new to to shoot e or she. yeah. she's not thrown in like spies, yoga, sort of under yvonne, the terrible relations with neighbors deteriorated further. even his name was misunderstood over a jewish and meet you, me a girls in a car curve terrible to so trust me. i wasn't ros communicate ga flores and a nation grows. me. it got a new russian roulette has ever been misrepresented as badly as if on th

he looks very much like our own tom cruise.k. how about not driving your own car? do you fancy that? i went in a self drive car on a track in bedfordshire last year. but this is taking it to a whole new level. in san francisco, a futuristic pilot is taking place — fully driverless robo—taxis are being permitted at night time for paying customers. on the streets with other cars. cruise, the company behind them, says the cars will revolutionise transport. but critics say putting fully autonomous taxis on urban streets is premature and dangerous. north america technology reporter james clayton has more. wow, i think there is no one in there. it's incredible. on san francisco streets, something straight out of a sci—fi film is happening. people are able to hail cabs with no driver — fully autonomous robo—taxis. some love it. i cannot believe this is happening. but is the tech ready? there's only one way to find out. get into one of these cars ourselves. the bbc was one of the first media organisations in the world to try it. car: b