did you meet tom cruise. >> camila: tom cruise just sat here. >> jimmy: yeah he did. >> camila: oh, wow parents, who were divorced. >> camila: they still are. [laughter]. >> camila: still are. >> jimmy: which was odd. you didn't bring them this time or did you? >> camila: i learned my lesson last time i was here. >> jimmy: i was imagining them maybe coming together at this show, would they wind up remarried. >> camila: like parent trap trying to get your parents back together? no. >> jimmy: like a movie. >> camila: no. i let go of that a long time ago. >> jimmy: your parents are from argentina. >> camila: yes. >> jimmy: and then the world cup you probably heard argentina won. (cheers and applause). >> jimmy: i assume you're football fans, soccer fans. >> camila: yeah. so in argentina, like soccer is a religion and they say that there's the pope and then there's messi. it's kind of like the same thing. and, yeah, they're just like the city, i went there after we won the world cup and -- i say wee because i played also in the game. i feel a lot of ownership over it. but, yeah, the city wa

un piropo de tom cruise.aen mucha acciÓn a la pelÍcula pero la alfombra llevaron pura belleza y diversiÓn. me dijiste que eras fanÁtico de bad bunny. [mÚsica] >>[habla en inglÉs] jessica: [habla en inglÉs] [mÚsica] jessica: cÓmo puedo posar para la alfombra roja? [mÚsica] [mÚsica] jessica: como pueden ver fue un dÍa maravilloso y sumamente divertido, no hay nada que se pueda decir maleta un cruz, es una estrella de hollywood y se comporta como dicha estrella y hasta aprendÍ a posar como una celebrity de hollywood, esta tarde tendrÉ un cara cara con tom cruise y maÑana les voy a compartir la conversaciÓn con el icono de hollywood. me voy porque no ve la hora de comer pizza, helado, lo quiero todo. francisca: disfruta y te esperamos maÑana con alfombra roja. Ídola, que tom cruise te diga que te quiere abrazar. yo no lo puedo ni creer. raÚl: y en ese cara cara no se puede perder maÑana, lo verÁ a quien "despierta amÉrica"lo que dijo de shakira. estÁ imperdible, maÑana la tiene que ver en "despierta amÉrica". fra

tom cruise is a reliable box office star. i am excited because it keeps getting better every new instalent and tom cruise is fun to watch. >> this franchise has proven to be so durable, it does get better and better and we can attribute that to tom cruise. >> same-day as barbie we're going to get oppenheimer, the biopic about the father of the nuclear bomb. this is based on a masterful biography which was this comprehensive look at his life and the contradictions of his character. i am optimistic nolan will embrace those. killian murphy will play oppenheimer. >> how about a smaller film? >> this is been such a great year for first-time filmmakers. she has a movie about past lives about a young woman who comes from south korea she has to leave her best friend and schoolgirl crush behind, she ends up moving to new york to become a writer and she and her old flame reconnect online, it's just an acutely observed delicate, sensitive trauma and a love story we don't see often on-screen and is been brought to life for -- with such f

nunca creÍ que iba estar en roma con tom cruise.u madre. jomari: esto le dijo a nuestros amigos de televisa espectÁculos. >> con una voz educada y versÁtil, una mezcla de mariachi banda, a travÉs de su propio sello discogrÁfico, marilyn promociona el sencillo: amor hecho de mentiras. >> una canciÓn muy sentimental, pero tambiÉn para darnos nuestro lugar a las mujeres y tambiÉn a los hombres que sufrimos por el amor. estoy cantando con mariachi desde los seis aÑos. fue algo que se me dio naturalmente. [canta] hoy en dÍa creo que se nos hace difÍcil a los artistas independientes poder encontrar el apoyo adecuado sin sentimos atrapados y como forzados a hacer algo que no queremos. mejor decidÍ quedarme. independiente. estamos con este proyecto que la verdad estoy muy emocionada. orgullosa. >> en la cereza del pastel que serÁ su prÓximo disco que cuenta con la guÍa de su madre la cantante marisela. >> es la cereza apenas de lo que viene. creo que mucho tiempo mucha gente me ha escuchado cantar con la banda. [risas] esto es algo diferent

jeffery: ann, you mentioned tom cruise and you went on about tom cruise.re other any other actors, directors -- we talked about christopher nolan. are there other people with films out this summer that you're really looking forward to? ann: there is a big and a small. speaking of franchises, i'm also a fan of the equalizer, which is the denzel washington franchise. and this is a movie that's going to be coming later this summer, which i think is nice, because by that time, you know, i think we're often looking for something to see. and, you know, the big, big blockbusters have already played, but this will arrive a little bit later. and again, i just think it's become a really reliable series. he's always amazing to watch. he's one of our last great movie stars. i'm always interested to see what he will do. and then there's a smaller movie coming out called problemista from julio torres. and some people might not be familiar with his name, but he was the creator of a cult hbo show called los espookys, which was this kind of surreal, really almost sui gener

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, i never get past the fact that it's tom cruise. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> he remains tom cruise enjoy that and also, you know, the other guests, you can tell they're all a bit starry about him. and there aren't many people like that. >> seth: no. >> that kind of old star system is, kind of, gone. >> seth: it's really funny how you would say, "oh, there's no movie stars anymore. there's just great actors and actresses. and then, every now and again, you're like, "oh, i just saw a [ bleep ] movie star." like, they - [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: they come out the audience is different. it's a really -- >> yeah. >> seth: it's a trip >> like jennifer lopez is not every woman, you know? she's -- [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> it's so funny that she played a maid [ laughter ] yeah, right. >> seth: do you -- when you come on another one of these shows like this, do you, sort of, check out the green rooms? are you -- are you measuring them up compared to yours? >> i've abso -- already now, i have to go back to london. and i may have to change my ways a handwritten note - >> seth: yeah.

about tom cruise is still that schemer. he said that let's do it, fellow director.s scene, and i don’t suffer, that is, yolki will continue, but if they suffer, then what’s with it turn on that tom cruise will do all the stunts for himself without the participation of a stuntman, which is important? yes? if someone is not in the know, i missed it, that is , what we saw when from a huge height from some straight cliff almost in the abyss tom cruise dives on a motorcycle, then his parachute will still open. in general, something amazing amazing takes your breath away. well, that's not the whole movie. and what can you see now? uh, our colleague mariana morenkova will tell on the big screen. and let's start our today's film review with an original gastronomic comedy, and in anticipation, a brilliant artist was given a new picture from director david pujoll, who , by the way , demonstrates love for the stone surrealist to all his creative archives, he is a great connoisseur of personality salvador valley to his account two documentaries, awarded with various awards, a n

. >> tom cruise. >> jimmy: yeah. >> where was tom cruise? cruise was. we heard production issues, which usually -- >> what does that mean? >> jimmy: exactly. that's not -- it's very nonspecific. but we have no idea what happened. >> jimmy: tom cruise should have been there. >> well, yeah. >> jimmy: celebrating his big jet-packed "maverick" show. >> jimmy: "jet pack maverick," yeah. [ laughter and applause ] seems like he should have been there, but he was not there. like you were saying before, maybe he didn't feel he was going to win so he didn't want to come. >> yes, but between you and me, he should have been there, right? >> jimmy: yeah, of course, yeah. he's the prince of hollywood. >> but more to the power of your success, if mr. big shot is not there and still the show has never been more successful -- nice going, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] david letterman is here. we'll be right back. if you think you, a child in your care, or another loved one were harmed by endo or a related company, including par or ams, o

we begin with tom cruise unveiling his latest installment of mission impossible in rome at the world mission impossible dead reckoning part one, cruise delivered a speech saying his passion is to entertain people. he said it's been his goal since he was a little boy to make movies. and so far, people like what they see. one critic called the new movie another winner for the mission impossible franchise, saying the production value was, quote, through the roof. other critics described it as phenomenal. and one of the best films of the year is next. a new and perhaps unwanted distinction for miami. if you're going to move there, it's going to cost you. miami is now the nation's most unaffordable housing market , according to a new survey comparing home ownership costs to income. experts say it's because of surging demand since the pandemic, los angeles was runner. up next, it was a dad to the rescue at a water park where his daughter got stuck. watch as the dad climbed up this slide at a park in england. despite it being slippery and the water coming down against him once he was up the

seller also looks pretty happy waitress emma watson and grocery store consultant margot robbie tom cruiselayed by a neural network, became a cashier. a leonardo dicaprio works in a fast food chain and fries potatoes. joaquin phoenix turned out to be very serious. but jennifer lawrence in the form of an accountant. it seems that he looks disappointed, but i would argue with the neural network here, to be honest, because no matter who people work with. we all have different days. sometimes we focus on our work. you never know what you think about, well, not everyone can smile, 24/7, but it seems that sometimes such cashiers serve you in the store , it’s a pleasure to take off. it's even just to talk about life. and i even know that such a store was launched, where the cashier is directly recommended to communicate with customers. in general , do you now understand what we are talking about, that now in the modern world it is much more important, what does it look like? what it seems to be, not what it really is. that's because the excellent work of the accountant and the excellent work. i d

and tom cruise has done it again. i feel like i'm in an ad for a movie. tuff that we have accomplished with that, the whole crew has never been seen before on screen we even built our own train to destroy it. >> amazing amazing what he's doing for movies now this he saved the whole movie going experience and gambled on it through covid. remember, we see him as maverick you can check out that movie next month mission impossible hits theaters that's the only place to see it july 12th. >>> jennifer garner swings by the smartless podcast. and during their chat, she revealed a surprising gig she scored one summer to pay for hour housing while she was performing in a fort lauderdale theater troupe so let's take a look. >> so i was working as a non-equity performer, so they didn't have to put me up in exchange for being someone's roommate, i was in charge of the laundry for the entire cast. there were 35 men. i got really good at ironing. >> no way? >> yeah. i did all of the washing and drying, all the dry cleaning. >> i can't touch anyone's dirty clothes. >> so

clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. (♪) >>> tom cruiset in the mission impossible 7. it has all the thrills, action and, of course, the draw dropping locations that we expect from the blockbuster location. and, yes, cruise does his own stunts. the red carpet premier for mission impossible took place in rome on the famous spanish steps. it was the first major hollywood film to resume production during the pandemic. >> i want to thank rome and the city and we got to film in venice which was extraordinary during difficult times in this world. >> check out the next chapter starting july 12th in the u.s. it's produced by paramount pictures, meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with chase. freedom for kids. control for parents.

tom cruise and the insane stunts. just moments away. >>> here's what's comingp in prime time. the new dock you've series, l.a. fair and rescue. chicago fire at 9:00 and chicago pd at 10:00. and we continue to follow the search. the oxygen is running out on board. will search crews find them in time? we'll look at the conditions inside the sub to better understand what the five passengers may be going through. that's coming up on our 11:00 news cast. that will do it for us. from everyone hear at nbc bay area, thank you for watching. ♪ >>> tonight on "access hollywood." fashion's a-list hits paris for a major night of style. beyonce a

. >> y desde roma jessy rodrÍguez nos trae todo lo que pasÓ en la nueva pelÍcula de tom cruise. >> yaidos en el año 1994 al terminar mi escuela de medicina. y el sitio al que quería ir yo era saint jude. quería estar solo por un año inicialmente, pero llevo 27 años. es posible que un problema tan horrible como cáncer infantil nos traiga a todos juntos porque no es el miedo al problema, sino es el amor por los niños que lo sufren lo que nos trae todos juntos. [mÚsica de inspiraciÓn] ¿te gustó el hueso que te pedí? estaba a un súper buen precio. ¿viste mi cola cuando llegó la caja de chewy? perdón por la lámpara. no pasa nada. era de carla. siempre me he preguntado qué se siente tener una cola. tal vez la tuviste... tal vez en mil años, sea yo el que no tenga cola y ande usando esa aplicación para conseguirte cosas a ti a los mejores precios. tomaría muchísimo más que mil años -- ah, ese martínez sí que es dramático... las mascotas son mucho más que solo mascotas. ahorra en lo que más les gusta con precios increíbles en chewy. ¡paren todo! esta semana pide el super slam en denny's desde

tonight, tom cruise, camila morrone, and music from walk off the earth, with cleto and the cletones.

[laughter] live another older star tom cruise starting in mission impossible.ve the new live-action barbie movie opening on the same weekend as a prestige movie about the development of the atomic bomb during world war ii. jack: very few people would say why go to barbier oppenheimer? it's one of the most people carlton lots switch over to the interesting economic data. productivities and flatlining for a while connected to the state home trend? >> apparently's outdated from the journal of labor statistics show people who work from home work to half hours fewer per day in the in office counterparts. this is especially important as managers are trying to get people back into the office. but it's not just managers among people back in the office. office building owners went left to get people back in the office because a lot of office i've seen stocks fall by 50% or more over the last year for you office vacancies as high as 25% it is like chicago and san francisco. jack: 's investor opportunity? >> well, if you're at the top of the office of so good. this action

."" >> on n tonight'ss "acaccess," head to rome for tom cruise's mission impossible: dead reckoning, was filmed in rome. so it makes sense for it to be the site for the epic and style in premiere. >> that's what i love about premieres. >> everybody looks sharp. >> talking about the spanish steps. >> when in rome, we celebrated with tom on the 40th anniversary of the movie that made him a star "risky business." plus the second season of "and just like that" drops thursday at midnight on max. the show made news when news broke that kim cattrall was returning as samantha. she famously said she was done with the franchise and her complicated history with sarah jessica parker is well documented. now you're going to hear what they all have to say about kim's return, and that's all just moments away on "access hollywood." back to you. >>> here'sour prime-time lineup here on nbc coming up tonight. the auditions continue for "america's got talent" at 8:00. then an episode of the brand-new smash hit "hot wheels: ultimate challenge." that's at 10:00. we hope to see you back here at 11:00 for ou

tom cruise's ex-wife katie hill is now in full view she presented her new directorial work, starred fors and gave a great interview, in which, among other things , she spoke about her and tom's daughter sura, who is already 17 years old. what talents have the girl discovered, does she communicate with her father and what is katie herself busy with ? and if she didn’t love social life before, now she shines with might and main on the red carpet, for example, she recently visited the williams story party in the town of antipas. on the azure coast of france, her career is also on the rise, moreover, in recent years, katie decided to devote herself to directing her first film , everything that we had she shot back in 2016. and over the past 2 years in a row, she has released two more films in which she acted not only as a director, but also as a screenwriter and actress at twenty the second was a romantic drama. lonely together, they meet, who accidentally find themselves under the same roof and gradually penetrate each other. and from this april, the film has rare items based on the novel

ones that -- -- >> when we want to watch a movie outside of this world, we go watch 80-year-old tom cruisely a jet and kill russians, that is the movie we want to see. when we watch disney movies, we want to walk away knowing our kids learned something about life and this cartoon helped us figure it out. >> greg: disney should do a movie about the naked bike riders. [laughter] >> greg: could learn something from that. >> thank you. >> kat: i don't think you could learn anything from that, to be clear. actu actually d rebrand because they are struggling to make money from their movies at this point. but they make a lot of money from their corndogs. [laughter] >> greg: oh -- >> kat: yes, they can sell a corndog for ten dollars at disneyland. anyone else tried to do that, you will be like to get out of my face. disney saw the movie business is failing. with a corndog business is flourishing. >> greg: it is, and who does not love a corndog? >> kat: i really do. >> greg: so do the naked bike riders. >> kat: i knew you were going to say that. >> greg: yeah. all right. jimmy. >> i could pull this

that is this club in it was create in the 2013 afternoon the found are watched the tom cruise movie, eyes wide shut. features scenes wealthy elites garth for an orgy with a curated guest list and fees up to 75 thousand dollars a year was the free love private play ground of actors, rock stars. executives and millionaires is it a surprise an irs whistle blower is claiming that the hunter biden case, ports man, was opened in 2018 as an off shoot of investigation in some foreign based online porn platform. what a classy bunch are the people? that is the tip of the iceberg. the same whistle blower says that it was back in november of 2019 that the fbi confirmed the authenticity of hunter's laptop matching the number on the device against his apple i cloud id. now, remember that is nearly a year before our corrupt k ia and fbi told social media companies to censor coverage of the lament! the feds knew it was his and public on the false groundses that this thing with the laptop was engined by rush enthusiasm the truth is when federal investigators reviewed the laptop hay found real evidenc

there is nothing you listen to tom cruise what will happen when i crush you completely, let's check thexplain what fomenko is for me, i need to sign with him. it needs to be with him. this is to drink with him. it is necessary to walk with him, to work with him, to know his vagaries of resentment and unbridled joy and some flight all the time. she got sick in the fall. something a drug is absolutely a drug, because on the one hand you don’t envy people who have been with him for a long time, and on the other hand they will never even have a surname like this remembrance and it will not be peace all their lives all their lives, they will already check, uh, on it. this is true, and one of the general performances. e, for me in my spectator destiny is very important. that's all the guys know, this is a theatrical novel. i was in rehearsal. it was just before the premiere, and well, i didn't know how it was set. uh, now you know that kirill did not hang, but when he first came to this table, i interrupt like that. i was sure that everything would be all right now. i want to tell the whole t

>> something beyond stretching. >> love tom cruise. >> i'm going to hit microsoft activision, not muchupdate on trial begins again yesterday was a day off. we are back, just to tell you exactly the venue, united states district court for the northern district of california in san francisco. we'll see who shows up today obviously we're still expecting to hear from nadella at microsoft, bobby co-dick at activision the key is how much time the ftc has to present their case. you'll have oral arguments on one day. the question becomes ftc making that case and how they go about doing it with three days left in the trial. you can see activision, again, 95 bucks a share in cash july 18th is when the merger agreement would have to be extended the cma in the uk remains a key stumbling block in microsoft's ability to overcome their objection through the appeals process and whether that will work still remains a stubborn fact, so to speak, even if they do prevail against the ftc as we said many times, the ftc trial is important not just for the success of microsoft's efforts to complete this deal,

tom cruise what will happen when i crush you paul newman let's check in the movie martinescose, the coloroles in the film was played by vladimir mashkov, a man who himself has repeatedly been in space, performed the most difficult tasks and is well versed in this industry and in those tasks that such an image is set. who has uh prototypes to work with, so here the choice was without casting alexander baluev. this is what got me hooked. now, if you would name, when somehow there sergey petrovich or vasilyevich stanislavovich or whatever, and since she has neither a name nor middle name i'm not even a surname, but just a head. i thought this is an interesting person and without a first name without a middle name without a last name at chapter 116, one of the most important scenes in the film takes place in the soup we are in the mission control center. here are our workplaces , a copy of the mission control center was built specifically for the films pavilion. the task was, yes, to create a soup of those times, and in general in the eighties, but they didn’t seem to copy reality, because, w

when we want to go watch a movie that is outside of this world that we could watch 80-year-old tom cruiseprobably russians but they never really say. you know? that is the kind of movie you want to want to see. when we watch disney wholesome movies with her kids, we want to walk away knowing our kids learn something about life, that we have not been able to put into words but this cartoon help us figure out. >> greg: you know what, kat, disney should do a movie about the naked bike riders. [laughter] could learn something from that. >> kat: i don't think you can learn anything from that. [laughter] to declare. but actually, well, i think disney should rebrand because they are struggling to make money from their movies at this point. but they make a lot of money from their corndogs. [laughter] >> greg: oh -- >> kat: yes, they can sell a corndog for ten dollars at disneyland. anyone else tried to do that, you will be like to get out of my face. disney saw the movie business is failing. with a corndog business is flourishing. >> greg: it is, and who does not love a corndog? >> kat: i really

said yesterday also, because we're at the end, you have to calibrate more carefully because like tom cruise, like maverick, going from 9 gs to 10 gs, that's a big difference he's aware of the incremental hikes when you're up at 5 1/2 and going to 6, things can break. >> why does the market not care what the fed says? >> i think the market knows we're toward the end if you look at the bond market, the 10-year is not even close to 4% so the short end is telling you rates are high, but the long end is telling you that rates are still low. >> stockmarket, i mean, just brushes it all off. >> yeah. >> does it continue that way is it just until it starts paying attention or is it just done with the fed? >> i think the market thought we would have more cracks in the system, and because the recession is getting pushed out further and further, then all of a sudden, hey, there's sunny skies, so the market has adapted to that, and that's where i think the value trade has to come back. ultimately as i said in the beginning, internal is the only ultimate value soft landing and that still has not come bac

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sure, tom cruise is able to scale walls -- he usually has gizmos to help.on her own to join linda. are most of your dogs able to scale a wall like that? >> no. >> reporter: workers realized something happened when they were shocked to see two pit bull mixes in one kennel, so they checked out the security cam footage. >> then i saw the magic whthat s the scaling of the wall. >> it was incredible. >> reporter: they put the buddies in the larger kennel. >> most nights we walk through and there's in a ball together. >> reporter: the shelter decided they should be adopted as a package, together. that's exactly what happened. brenda dragged her new owner to the car where linda was waiting to head for their new home. as one commenter noted, dogs that stray together stay together. ain't no kennel wall high enough to keep these two apart. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> our thanks to jeanne moos for that story. thank you for joining me. i'm alex marquardt. jim acosta is back tomorrow at 5:00 eastern on cnn. the 2010s is up next. take

tomorrow night we'll be here with a new show joined by maverick himself, tom cruise will be here, camilla music from walk off the earth so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight the artist formally known as falcon currently captain america. the pugh movies swapped superhero with the super natural, on netflix, please welcome anthony mackie! >> how you doing? i haven't seen you in quite some time how are you. >> i know man i was on a little program but i got off it called covid. >> jimmy: i think we were all kind of on it right? >> we was on it. >> jimmy: so did you go to mardi gras. oh, yeah, you were. >> anthony: yeah, mardi gras was the day before yesterday. >> jimmy: you're from new orleans, very proudly from new orleans. >> anthony: yes, sirs >> jimmy: curious because i grew up in las vegas and people find that fascinating, oh, my gosh what's it like. what's it like growing up with mardi gras? do you go to that? >> you go as kids with your parents and run around with us i always had the competition of who could catch the most cups because all year you drink from those cup

tom cruise didn't get a best actor nomination. [ boos ] i know. en though he saved the whole navy from being destroyed. and nothing for it. [ laughter ] they said tom was so upset today, he didn't jump out a window. [ laughter ] he wasn't the only notable to be left off the list. james cameron's "avatar 2" didn't get a best director nomination for cameron even though his movie was nominated for best picture. which is what you get for making us put on those dumb glasses for four hours. [ laughter ] the film that scored the most nominations was "everything everywhere all at once." [ cheers and applause ] which is up for best picture along with "top gun," "avatar 2," "elvis," and six movies no one has seen. [ laughter ] including a movie called "triangle of sadness." which i always thought was a slice of papa john's pizza. [ laughter ] you know you can bet on the oscars. you can go online on these websites. for instance -- "everything everywhere all at once" is the favorite for best picture. brendan fraser is favored to win best actor. cate blanchett

nuclear secrets, even, and no need for any tom cruise-esque stunts.ide the federal charges donald trump is facing for hoarding and refusing to turn over these documents we have to talk about the undeniable national security implications of it all. according to the indictment there were tens of thousands of guests doing an out of mar-a-lago while the boxes were there. boxes stuffed with documents that contained information as i say on sensitive nuclear programs and their own countries potential military vulnerabilities. as former clinton administration official and david roth puts it this is not just a documents case, it's about the very real threat that trump approaches to our country. he is the danger, david roth joins me now. he's also the author of american resistance the inside story of how the deep state save the nation and douglas london also joins me, a former cia chief overseeing south and southwest asia, author of the recruiter, spying in the lost art of american intelligence. thank you both for coming back on the show. david you made out qui

it is a bit of celebrity, in miami grand prix, shakira, tom cruise, making their names around las vegasf-1, a lot more big name sponsors. f-1 is gaining ground on nascar but stock car raising remains king for now. ashley: that is really interesting, matt, thank you so much. really appreciate it. excellent john girard, excellent like you've been practicing, thank you. investors are setting up trades for the week in anticipation of more upside potentially for this market. let's bring in market gauge chief strategist michelle schneider, great to see you. what are some of the names that could be catching your eye this week? let's begin there. >> al this point with the tremendous rally we've in growth it, tech, in a.i. stocks we have been taking profits along the way looking for the next opportunity what is really happening right now we see a great opportunity not only in some basic materials but certain commodities started to get very attractive again after a down move. vis-a-vis d/b/a, which is the etf for agricultural and soft commodities made new yearly highs. so we like things like mosa

tom cruise but he'll have to hit the gym and go maybe a little bit of plastic surgery, look a littleut -- >> i was going say maybe liam hemsworth guy for you? but he was booked any way. don't worry about that. matt finn -- oh wait, wait, wait, matt finn was like, no. no. no. earlier in the commercial, matt finn is like come on. no one wants to play me. yes, matt. >> i don't have an answer for you. a, i don't think anyone would want to play me, trace. my life is not that interesting. based on the answer you gave, most people would want to provide the most glamorous, sexy answer on how they think of themselves. it's a conceded answer. >> if you have to give a conceded answer? you're not going to give us anyone? kevin corke, who would play matt finn? if you had to pick someone, you're the casting director, kevin corke, before we pick -- >> the guy who was the actor that plays captain america would play matt finn. you know the guy i'm talking about? >> i can't remember his last name. chris something. >> chris something or another. >> chris evans. chris evans! >> yes! >> awesome. awesome.

then you have the tom cruise's and will smiths of the world.ght as some of these names? >> yeah. you know, that's a great question. and i think this whole idea of are there any more action heroes left, or maybe it's just different because if you think about stalone and willis and schwarzenegger, they are on the mount rushmore of action heroes and they built it up on the big screen before social media. it was people seeing them on the big screen, bigger than life. and bruce willis, we got to give it up for bruce willis, not only is he an amazing action star, but great range as an actor. you think about the sixth sense or bruce in pulp fiction, or john mcclain, 1988 hit coming after he was such a huge star. moonlighting put him on the map. but it's a different era. we do have action heroes today, but many are ensemble casts like the marvel movies. it's not that we can't have them, but different time and place. >> i'm glad you gave a shout out at acting. that gets overlooked and focus on the action part of it. >> that's right. >> i remembered seei

sure, tom cruise is able to scale walls. he usually has gizmos to help. scale a wall like that? >> no. >> reporter: workers first realized something happened when they were shocked to see two pitbull mixes in one kennel. so they checked out the security cam footage. >> then i saw the magic that was the scaling of the wall. >> it was incredible. >> reporter: they put the two buddies together in one larger kennel. >> most nights we walk through and they're just like in a little ball together. >> reporter: the shelter decided they should be adopted as a package, together. that is exactly what happened. brenda dragged her new owner to the car where linda was waiting to head for their new home. as one commenter noted, dogs that stray together stay together. ain't no kennel wall high muf to keep these two apart. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i guess that's real love. >> yes, you know, i was watching that story and at the end thinking it is going to be sad when one gets adopted and the other can't go. >> why do you

it's obviously difficult to go out when you're tom cruise, you know, because everybody wants a piecems, it's me driving. it's mejumping off the cliff on a motorcycle, on the train and fighting. i also train the cast to come along with us and learn how to do it. since the first mission: impossible movie was released in 1996, the franchise has grossed nearly $4 billion worldwide. now in its seventh movie, it's hoped that this action—packed film will draw people back into cinemas. it opens in uk cinemas from the 10th ofjuly. time now to get the news, travel, and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. parents, whose children have died as a consequence of online harms have won an important step in getting tech companies to give them access to their children's data. the government has agreed to support the amendments designed to force tech firms to hand over information around the circumstances of a child s death, such as what they had been viewing online. the rmt rail union has announced another three days of strike action next month in its ongoi

tom cruise set to show off his daring stunts in the seventh "mission: impossible" movie.n '80s classics like "risky business," "the outsiders," "rain man" and "top gun." >> the need for speed. >> reporter: hollywood banking on fans to flock to the theaters to see these industry titans on the big screen again. >> the stars really drove the movies. we're coming full circle again. it is about the stars and their draw. >> reporter: actors over 60 leading an action-packed summer movie lineup. denzel washington set to close it out just before labor day returning to his starring role in "equalizer 3." >> it's a bit of nostalgia. it covers multiple generations. >> reporter: the movie industry betting on these silver foxes to deliver box office gold as theaters still try to rebound from the pandemic. the industry's summer season made $3.4 billion in 2022, which is still lower than the $4 billion they made before covid, according to comscore. this phenomenon isn't just on the big screen. another '80s icon, arnold schwarzenegger, recently came out with a new action comedy on netflix

it was created in 2013 afterd ar the founder watch tom cruise movie eyes wide shut, which features scenes in which wealthy elites gather at a secretivelitese and with a carefully curated guest list and membership of up to $75,000l a year. it became the freelars a private playground of hollywood actors. rock starse play, chief executi, city officials, and run of the mill millionaires. .utives ais it any surprise thar whistleblower named gary shapely is claiming that the hunter biden cashat the, wa codenamed sportsman was openedsn in 2018 as an offshoot of an investigation into some foreigni based online platform? bunc what a classy bunch are thesee people? but that's just the tip of the iceberg. this same whistleblowe the r saysn no that it was way back in november 2019 that the fbi confirmed the authenticity of hunter's laptop by matching the device. the number the on the against hunter biden's apple icloud id. .now, remember, that's nearly a year before our cia and fbi told social media companies to censor their coverage of the laptop. so the feds knew it waspublic and then went public o

hollywywood. on access daily, we're taking you to the spanish steps of rome for the world premiere of tom cruise's and the debate over song of the summer is heating up. that's what's up. access daily starts now. [music playing] [cheering]

tom cruise and john wick have raised the bar overloading action and thrills in the movie extraction tohat trend. with a non-stop, fun pack nail-biter the dean's list b plus, only on netflix. you can always get my movie reviews. and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, >> it will be a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. all right. now i know what i want to do. i was father's day is just going to say, do you want to do that for extraction to? i want time to be okay. okay. got it looks good. he isn't here. the weather. exactly you don't need the weather for there, but maybe a little grilling before after it. >> of in which case weather is going to be good. we are looking at a great forecast. your view outside from mount tam still hold on to a little bit of cloud cover sitting right there in the bay. but all in all, things have started to clear out more and more really nicely for most of the bay. we've got 2 competing factors here. first, high pressure, ridge still in place for now, keeping us warm and dry on t

i remembered seeing steven spielberg as we were coming out of the covid pandemic talking about tom cruisecally saved hollywood's ass. i guess i can say that on a friday night. some of this is about the movie industry, too. you mentioned social media. but there's also streaming. people's habits are changing. >> yeah, they are changing. but what we've seen over the past year in our numbers and throughout the pandemic is that people want to go to the movie theater. we're up some 30% box office year to date over last year. we'll have 32, 33 more wide release films in 2023 than we did in 2022. so the movie theater has its place. either replaceable. if you go see "john wick chapter 4" with keanu reeves or "no time to die," ana dematerial miss could be the next big action hero. everyone remembers her performance. a great performance. but certainly audiences love seeing movies like "john wick" on the screen right now in a theater. there's just nothing like it. it's very visceral. and i just love that schwarzenegger really gave the love to his buddy, bruce willis. again, they have that bond of bei

i would say by the time we get two seconds here, i think it would be interesting to meet with tom cruisecomplicated. he is a fascinating. he just is interesting all the way around and we have michelle who says, jesus. sit down and spent a few hours with jesus. tim albin. he is not afraid to say what he thinks. and there you have it. and the truth is if you can do and one dead or alive, you could probably spend hours doing this exact thing. we got everybody? everybody weighed in? thank you for joining the nightcap. thank you for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. we will see right back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ minum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later i still smell fresh. secret works. ohhh yesss. eliminate odor instead of just masking it. french secret works. french secret works. oh, ye your... >> your wyndham is waiting to help you check things offse f your bucket listrom,. and here's with 24 trustedif yoh brands by wyndham to choose from. severe cg. >> get the lowest

well, i mean, you've got tom cruise is a big draw. we saw what he did with top gun made a gobs of money. he's got that new mission. impossible movie coming out next month is their chance that you know that we turn things around. >> the big one i'm going to be talking about tomorrow. 15th and oppenheimer's coming out the same day mission impossible. so there's a chance there's a little bit of a pullback and i it was a tough lot punish. ali looking at some of the previous but industry executives. i think it's the a big thing and everyone is getting in sponsors and brand deals with party so a big thing do your room, olympic mountains. if you're up for i thank you as always for the day. yeah, we're going to check in with rob once again. >> tomorrow, so get your questions and comments and you've got is social media handles there and you've got his e-mail address, too. >> rob at rob black dot com. we'll be right back.all right, 9.24 is the time in national news. a watchdog report from the small business administration is shutting some light

tom cruise and john wick have raised the bar overloading action and thrills in the movie extraction to continurs that trend. with a non-stop, fun pack nail-biter the dean's list b plus only on netflix, but you can always get my movie reviews. and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, >> it will be a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> ok, well, if you're not going to be inside watching the movie are probably going to be outside celebrating this running 4 miles a year doing hours. 48 better be nice out, john. it may be a little too warm at times, but we actually cool things off towards the tail end of the weekend. maybe you've got some planned for dad and just maybe it's a cruise that the embarcadero in which case as you're heading out there this morning, things are looking a little gray for now, but that sunshine is back out in full force later on. we're we're sitting across the bay area. currently, we do have some of that low stratus still with us. it's a thin veil, though. so it's not going to take much

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. >> jimmy: it was fantastic >> i know, people just -- people really love -- well, they love tom cruiseuld, he's dedicated -- >> jimmy: of course >> -- so much of his life to entertaining audiences but people just love "top gun. >> jimmy: yeah >> they cannot get enough of it >> jimmy: i love the story though i loved you. you did it so -- you were -- it was just -- everything was great. >> thank you >> jimmy: jennifer connelley >> i know, right she's so good. >> jimmy: the greatest in everything but we had - >> val, a nice -- really touching performance from val. >> jimmy: i lost it. i even knew that was going to happen, and i -- i watched it and i was like -- i still lost it >> how did you know it was going to happen? so you - >> jimmy: i have a inside scoop. >> a little inside -- a little - >> jimmy: yeah, yeah >> well, you're in the biz >> jimmy: well, you know, i had jon -- jon hamm was on the show a couple times and he told me that, you know, you met the royals - >> yes >> jimmy: -- because you screened it in london. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and you know, and it was like -- and it -

gets changed, not somebody who is an action hero, which usually means whether the terminator or tom cruiseor whatever, they're really good at violence and you know, which is also not how the world gets change. i care how many muscles you have, that's not going to make you a good organizer. and being a good organizers, what's going to actually, like, make you a person who can change the world or a good storyteller, a good fundraiser, or maybe a good, you know, engineer working on climate solutions. so have created a kind of parallel reality that's simple and i think kind of ugly. they also find stories in which human nature is selfish and self-centered, which might be true. a lot of hollywood executives and you know that's the story. i wrote a book about disaster. in 2009 and what really happens in disasters. is that most people are brave all truest stick create of the rescue and take care of each other. they rise to the occasion. those you who are in san francisco for the 89 earthquake might remember that the 1906 earthquake is full of stories like that. i'm hearing stories coming out of t