but tom cruise is amazing, isn't he? because he gets fully involved.ble. the first, part of it, part one i went to see last year one of the very, very few movies i saw two movies, i think last year, one was playing with gerard butler and the other one was mission impossible. tom cruise and the rest of the year's been rubbish and it continues. a guy phoned me last night and said , do you want to night and said, do you want to go to the cinema? i said, what's on? nothing. it's all rubbish. but mission impossible is not rubbish. it's really, really good. >> yeah, yeah, we like a bit of that. i actually went to the cinema last night and i went to see the amy winehouse film. do you think i actually really enjoyed it? because i didn't know much about her before. so why do you want to go and be depressed for? >> i look at that and i think, no, that would just depressed me. >> i don't want actually, i found it quite endearing. her life. did you? yeah, i did, and with her dad. and she was a daddy's girl. she really was. and i did actually have a little cw and i

this role was played by the main handsome man of hollywood at that time, tom cruise, with whom youngussed in hollywood for a decade, but now she was primarily perceived not as an actress, but as the wife of tom cruise. he separated them the same way he brought them together in a joint film. the great stanley kubrick's final film, eyes wide shut. the actors played spouses tired of each other with a huge burden of accumulated problems. tom and nicole became too fond of the character and the exhausting filming brought out all the contradictions. and as it turned out, the divorce from cruise was the best thing that happened to kidman in terms of her career. it was after this that she a series of significant, complex and interesting projects began. she starred in moulin rouge with basle urman in dogveli with lars von trier, and won an oscar for her portrayal of the writer virginia woolf in the film the hours. in total , kidman was nominated for an academy award five times, including 2 years ago for the film in the role of rickard aan sorkin. kitman always chose risky and even provocative

tom cruise convinced him to play the hotshot pilot hangman.make nearly a billion and a half dollars at the box office making powell a star around the world. then he and sydney sweeney teamed up for the romantic comedy "anyone but you," which did $220 million worth of business. powell arriving on hollywood's a-list after a long, steady career that began more than two decades ago with "spy kids 3d." glen and i got together in new york for a "sunday sitdown" where we were joined by his rescue puppy. i'm happy to see you but i'm really here for brisket. >> i'm getting used to that this is the true wingman on every corner of the planet. >> glen powell knows a thing or two about being a wing man. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. this is your savior speaking. >> that breakout performance as a swaggering fighter pilot in the 2022 summer blockbuster "top gun: maverick" sent powell's career into a steep climb. >> which one of you all has what it takes to follow me? >> now, the 35-year-old has landed in the film "hitman," a passion project he co-

. >> and a little tom cruise moment from mission impossible.did get windy as we bounced along, but i loved it. but the wedding is okay. but this, i was most nervous for. >> all downhill from >> norah: multi-day tornado outbreak. >> power flash, look at that. >> norah: with more than 50 million americans bracing for severe weather. >> it felt like all of the air came out of our cellar. >> norah: the threat now in its third day. communit

she was the face of the nike eurovider solomon company, starred with tom cruise in the best shooter,ad pitt and margorobi in babylon. hanna says that she goes on a big trip, taking the minimum. all her travel gear, clothes, underwear and camping gear fit into her rover, the hardest part for her was getting physically ready. i trained for a month before this, to get used to the saddle, because it was the hardest for me, because i'm in pretty good physical shape. but everything has its moments when you ride a bike, elbows have to get used to it, legs have to get used to it, legs don't, but the saddle takes getting used to, and now i'm going to cry, anna goes to santa monica beach to perform a happy ritual, wet the wheels in the waters of the pacific ocean. in every place they will pass through, hanna and sashko will arrange... meetings with ukrainians, when asked what they are most worried about during the trip, sashko answered: the mountains of colorado and the inhabitants of some states that are not friendly towards ukraine. i see a growing wave of negativity towards ukraine, especia

remember that with tom cruise and the whole scanning thing and you get in trouble like the spot please. this is what we're living through today. this is thought conditioning, thought police, and when you start doing away with people's free will and the 1st amendment right, the ability to actually voice your free will, then we are doing away with democracy. we are slowly chipping it away. and yeah, right now are using these kids like the, the, let me get to my class bro. as part of the catalyst of why these people or students need some sort of protection that's different than everybody else who needs protection and the right to the safe and the right to think what they want to think. i, i just still can't believe that she put some kid on the year out of college who was upset because you couldn't walk through a certain walkway as opposed to going another 20 feet around that and compare that to, to someone being an honest, which i mean honestly it's, i mean, i, i find it remarkable that this woman still has a job on cnn, but yet they fired me. uh, okay, look, when was, what was this is re

. >> and i do feel it was actually more cringe than watching tom cruise on oprah jumping on the sofahe was in love. yeah, that. >> well, that was tough for tom cruise because he needed a box to actually climb up on the sofa. so it was really cringey. >> yeah, it really was. and i say that's that's is that the level of political discourse? >> and on a side note, if we're going to judge american politicians like their fitness to run the country by their parents in joe biden should be out of the oval office on a register because he was he showering with his daughter and stuff? yeah. and every time he's around a kid, he's like that bloke that went to the snooker last week. he's always like sniffing their hair and stuff. >> oh yeah. yeah. >> oh yeah. yeah. >> no, i mean something clearly went wrong with, with hunter. i mean, he's called waleses the best pair. i mean, for somebody like, i respect hunter in a way, he's like, what is he, 54 or something now? and he's still living like he's liam gallagher in 1990. >> mckeith hunter, what do you expect gonna happen? oh, he's going to be absolu

. >> and a little tom cruise moment from mission impossible. but yeah, it did get windy as we bounced along, but i loved it. but the wedding is okay. but this, i was most nervous for. >> all downhill from >> norah: multi-day tornado outbreak. >> power flash, look at that. >> norah: with more than 50 million americans bracing for severe weather. >> it felt like all of the air came out of our cellar. >> norah: the threat now in its third day. communities from oklahoma to michigan are cleaning up after more than three dozen tornadoes touched down. >> so your trailer was here. >> yeah, my trailer was here. >> and now? >> now it's over here. >> norah: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we come on the air tonight with breaking news with another outbreak of tornadoes, this time in tennessee, illinois, and missouri. this is the third straight day of dangerous and possibly deadly weather moving across the u.s. tens of millions of people tonight are in the path of this massive storm

initially , arnold schwarzenegger, tom cruise, julia roberts and macaulay culkin were going to star inn desperation that the war will end soon, i won’t get on tv, i began, dear, to wave at you in front of the camera with both hands, the journalists finally came to the rescue, unable to bear the smell of onions, iraqi troops fled the city, after which our the troops heroically entered it, email seventh, dear, you can congratulate us, thanks to the resourcefulness of the sergeant, we captured 34 husseins, this is 11 more husseins than the platoon next to us captured, and the ukrainians captured only eight husseins, of which two were women cat. all the husseins have now sent the dna of their ducks to the casting, it’s nice that our hussein took first place, the jury has established for sure that it is him, now they are establishing who he is, it’s just a shame that it seems that we fought in vain, endured all this deprivation, since nuclear weapons inspectors the un never discovered it, it turns out that no matter what iraqi nuclear scientists have been doing for the last 10 years, they h

tom cruise does his own stunts, so if he plays spider-man, he will get himself bit by a radioactive spiderbody knows what's going to happen, but just in case, i have a message for my potential new bosses at sony pictures entertainment -- hello, beloved new parent company. i know that acquiring a new media asset means making some tough decisions. and with that in mind, let me just say that i, stephen colbert, loved "madame web." i thought it was great, the way she was a madame, but also web. i can't wait to have a long and fruitful partnership with the people who decided to make "madame web," a movie about spider-man's uncle's co-worker. now if you'll excuse me, i'm going to listen to some quality music on the go, thanks to my sony walkman! oh, my favorite song -- i love sony, i love sony, i love sony! we've got a great show for you tonight, my guests are ethan hawke and cedric the entertainer. but when we come back, my tech segment -- "cyborgasm!" ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by... always ultrathin's with rapid dry technology that absorbs two times faste

we all think, some of us of a certain age remember the tom cruise movie cocktail, where he was demonstratings that the case now? ~ , ., , ., ., ~ now? i think being able to make a aood now? i think being able to make a good drink— now? i think being able to make a good drink is _ now? i think being able to make a good drink is also _ now? i think being able to make a good drink is also important i a good drink is also important but i think personality is key, someone who you can create a great drink but you can also sell the story, because every cocktail has a story, and what we look for is someone who can tell that story at the same time, that's really important. what is the most popular cocktail currently? irate what is the most popular cocktail currently? we have a brazilian the _ cocktail currently? we have a brazilian the menu _ cocktail currently? we have a brazilian the menu which - cocktail currently? we have a brazilian the menu which is i brazilian the menu which is important, it gives it more of a new mammy flavour. that is our highest selling drink at the moment.— our highest sel

on the other hand to not have addressed it at all, given that they acted like that tom cruise moment would have been a mistake. and they were fortunate to discover that they could call back to it and say it again to michael cohen. and isn't it possible that you addressed both subjects in that 96-second phone call and he said yes and it was one of the last questions he asked him and i love what his lawyer told jen psaki tonight. 96 seconds, it is a long time and to let them marinade, so they could imagine how much could fill it as she compared it and it is a conversation with trump in 2016. and it is about a min and 30 seconds long, and i thought both the picture and the way to get him to commitment was really strong tonight. >> and that is another example of how much could be said are the bench conferences that i counted two today. let's listen to that tape that michael cohen made of donald trump when they are talking about karen mcdougal. this is only 30 seconds of tape, and it shows you how much ground they can cover in discussing their various conspiracies. >> i have spoken to all

you've got tom cruise. [ laughter ] there's vladimir putin. we've got -- let's see. l there. >> there's tom, tom hiddleston. >> jimmy: tom hiddleston, the loki gang there. we've got you -- you and ted danson and charles manson. [ laughter ] [ applause ] then spielberg. anyway, that's for you. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> jimmy: to take home, and your nieces and nephews can figure out which are real. ke huy quan, everybody. "loki" season 2 is available on disney plus. we'll be back with disney plus. we'll be back with bobby cannavale. inez, let me ask you, you're using head and shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. tiny troy: he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head and shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp... little rascals... but good news, there's no itchiness, dryness or flakes down here! i love tiny troy. and his tiny gorgeous hair. he's the best. - make every

if you are wanting to dub the movie already in the can and you want tom cruise speaking in serbian andips synced in a right way, a.i. can do that. can provide tools and provide audiences with the creative output and it can do so with the costing savings. a.i. is not a creative engine in its own right. you need to train a.i. it is derivative if you are looking for true innovation and ideas that never existed before and not pulling together ideas that have not happened before, if you are looking for true originality and authenticity and connect in an authentic way, a.i. cannot provide that the way humans. >> we are hearing from a lot of companies saying this is terrific i don't need a team to come up with a marketing spiel a.i. can do it for me. a.i. is not enough >> if you are after a marketing campaign with a tag line and you might want 10,000 nuanced and different because this type of audience prefers that one word change and this audience prefers that change. probably a.i. can do things of that nature. if you are looking for an original script or original story never been told before

emelio and rob lowe are in that, but is tom cruise in the brat pack?t pack? >> you were probably the center because of the article and then you were in two movies. >> so was judd. >> judd, emelio, rob lowe, demi moore, ally sheady. >> and me. >> and you. >> lara: causing fierce debate right here on the set. >> sam: molly, yes. tom cruise, no. >> lara: absolutely not. >> sam: who else? >> lara: emelio of course. demi obviously. duh. [ laughter ] >> george: i'm still stuck on you guys recreating st. elmo's fire. >> sam: you know on a stormy night, george. every time. >> lara: brat premieres on thursday june 13th. i don't know which camera to look at. i'm just captivated by our conversation. if you want to take walk down memory lane before it premieres check out brat pack classics like the breakfast club or st. elmo's fire. that's pop news, george. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: let's go to ginger. >> ginger: we've been watching almost solely brat pack movies as a lead up to this. that's how excited ben and i are. i'm with you for sure. houston this morning jus

but, you know, tom cruise.y ways. amazing acting partner. also got to fly in a plane with him that he piloted. >> lara: we want to see that. want to switch gears. you have a husband we love. paul benny. >> i love him, too. [ laughter ] >> lara: he's a wonderful actor. he's not the one you're reading lines with or being critiqued by at home. >> oh, yeah. we talk about work, but our daughter agnes is an amazing script buddy. so she often runs lines with me, helps me learn my lines. >> lara: that's nice. the family that acts together stays together. >> she has notes for me, too. >> michael: of course. [ laughter ] >> she often has a little feedback. it's very good, typically. she'll say you know that take put your hand on his shoulder? maybe don't do that. [ laughter ] >> michael: oh, wow. she's that detailed. >> very specific. often she's right. >> lara: yeah. >> george: she's nicer than my kids. [ laughter ] >> robin: do you think she'll follow in your footsteps? >> i don't think so. >> robin: no? >> no. i don't

. >> look at that looks like something tom cruise would do. >> lawrence: i would try it. >> ainsley: or that ride at disney world what was it called we went soar, right? >> lawrence: exactly. a new swing state poll shows trump with more than 20% of the black vote, the highest level for any g.o.p. candidate since the civil rights act of 1964. we'll get into it. spring into savings this moving season with pods. save up to 25% now on moving and storage... and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, save up to 25% now. visit pods.com today. there are many ways to do things. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is why we're the number one national ltl carrier for quality. for us, this way is the right way which is why it's the only way we go. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the

starring tom cruise also released 36 years after original phil >> well, the golden gate bridge is celebratingay was on this day in history. in 1937, that it open to the public for the first time. look at everybody there. that's because for the first day they had just pedestrian-only why people always look so dressed up in the old time photos. haha, like now we're wearing sweatpants and i times have changed. for years, it took to build that bridge. >> and what incredible feat of engineering it was. seems like these days it takes longer to build things that we're so less complicated to go for years. like 40 years after some prodding about the new bay bridge. remember that the new bay toll now to collect your while. >> all right. 10, 15 is the time right now. if you want to get out there, do a little work, get some things done or just. >> you know what, memorial let's forget, ok, you don't have to do whether john? it is what penn state the coast. but for everyone else, the hamburger, hot, humid weather. good to go for it. >> not getting a lot of you from enjoying happen. bay, though, look at tha

at one point of view or know with movies like tom cruise of going after jack nicholson and you can't handle the truth and perry mason to put it back where there is devastating cross where the witness folds and says you are right i murdered so-and-so. in real life, that is a mistake. it doesn't happen at least here you what you have to do is set up a closing argument. i think what i am seeing so far is todd is being disciplined enough to ask tight questions where cohen can't make speeches. that's the measure of success. get this done my concessions, forced him to look like a weasel he is but don't give him the opportunity to make a speech at your expense. >> sandra: when we are watching from the outside we want that instant gratification, where they are going right now. like when we watch the tv version of this. bob cust albeit interview from this morning we played a little bit of it, jim, this is more from him and that interview. michael cohen monetizing himself, listen. >> this guy is saying i will lie, cheat, steal, do whatever i have to do, i am not going to jail. he did go to jai

many tom cruise films . leather jacket. you cruise films. yes. and you know what? leatherjacket. you know, what? leather jacket. you know, ray—bans . away i go. i'd love to ray—bans. away i go. i'd love to join him. i'll come with you. >> well, you could wear. you can wear your polo neck like the like the milk tray. man, i like to call this the manopause. >> when they say they slick their hair back, you know, they go in the little shed or, like, he knows he's going to lose. >> to my good friend emma reynolds. >> i wonder where he was going. there was a moment there where i was like, where's he going? to be fair to him, was like, where's he going? to be fairto him, nine pints, be fair to him, nine pints, spearmint rhino lamb bonus. you know, that's you in your heyday , know, that's you in your heyday, it was wednesday. no, no not really . right. coming up she it was wednesday. no, no not really. right. coming up she is actually sorry. coming up. good news for tory campaign hq rishi sunak appears to be going th

tom cruise, why are you hiding there? did you also fail in your role?e kind of nonsense, by the way, nonsense, pete, they told me that you are a good actor, a professional, i gave you the role of burotin, they sewed a beautiful suit for you, made you a long , sharp nose, why did you go kissing malvina, now the actress who played. i 'm afraid our theater will close down altogether, it's all because of you, mr. tarantino, i took you as a director to our theater, i entrusted you with staging the fairy tale of the little mansion, where the mouse got a samurai sword, a hedgehog, no head, no knife - that's the name of the character, and not the result of his meeting with the mouse. you even changed the name of the fairy tale, it is now called not a little house, but a little mouse, a bloody mess, now you, whatever your name is, i keep forgetting, benihil kardashian, uh, benelux keniksberg, bergamot compound feed, ugh, benedict cumberbatch, in short, benya, you tell me. at first you liked it to play the filthy idol, you looked through all the recordings with n

is in people are truly the unsung heroes of the action movie business with rare exceptions like tom cruise stunt doubles are the ones taking the falls, the punches, the explosions. as the flames and anything else. it is just plain ridiculously dangerous. >> in this movie. >> has a lull in spades in the fall guy. ryan gosling plays one of those religious folks in the movies. i'm not veteran near career ending injury year recovery. the stock back into the business to work on the film on which is get his tickle a list. double is starring but now has disappeared and that his longtime secret love of his is now directing. the storyline provides all the elements here. for a nonstop right of action and comedy and romance and plenty of insight. showbiz securing that takes off like a runaway train. doesn't stop. even during the credits counseling and co star emily blunt are like the spencer tracy katharine hepburn of modern-day their love. hate chemistry is palpable. not to mention that they're just so cute together. all of the other supporting characters like ted lasso wanting like panther's winsto

tom cruise just met gene hackman, and they're really -- they're really getting into it. [ laughter ]ave very little self-awareness to criticize joe biden for being old but then call trump a hero for falling asleep. when biden does something silly, at least we make fun of him on this show. you know how many times we played the clip of him tripping up the stairs? we would never play that and say, "good for him. stairs are dumb. if i was walking up them, i'd trip, too!" [ laughter ] so, the maga crowd thinks trump is a hero for falling asleep at his own criminal trial. and that's why trump is so unrepentant. he knows his most loyal servants will never abandoned him no matter what he says or does. for example, trump and his allies have been drawing up plans to get revenge on trump's political opponents using the justice department. trump has also called for the manhattan d.a. overseeing the criminal trial, alvin bragg, to be prosecuted. but when trump was confronted with those comments by an interviewer for "time" magazine this week, he pretended he never made them. here's that exchange.

so i did that thing which by the way is called today tom cruise peale. i'm a modest woman. i'm not going to go after it. but they could another name and i'm holding it up to him. the hair, everything is just and it's light as a feather and it folds up into nothing. and i didn't it under my armpit, but and he really it and everybody in the room liked it. and from a from a managerial point of view, this is my program at cia and i need more money for my program because this is going to cost us a bunch of money. but having the president give it a nod wasn't a bad marketing ploy. so. so i'm the first one to leave. that's why i said on the right as as as we briefed people, i'm the first one out the door. and right behind me is the white house photographer who took this picture. and she said, what was that? i said, what? she said, what did you do? i said, oh, i said, i can't talk about it. it's she gives me this look, lady, are you messing with me. it took her ten years to send me the photograph. she was messing with me. and when she sent me the first time i saw this picture, she

something the best we've got i'm going to take it off and show it to you and i reached to do the tom cruise peel, which is misnamed by the way. and he said, hold on. and he got up and came and just walked around and was just he didn't know what he was looking for. sat down. he said, okay, i took it off and that's the picture now, you begin your book with the famous quote from ruth bader ginsburg. >> i asked no favor for my sex. all i ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our next was that what it felt like at the cia? >> i thought she said it's so well, just, you know, back off and let us go about our work it felt that way, not every man i had, i had some good bosses who accommodated my desire to do more to do increase my responsibilities. but a couple of them really just obstacles in your way trying to shorten your career or move you out of their way. >> do you think i mean, now, there was a point at which after gina has pokemon, that the five top jobs at the cia were all held by women. has it? completely changed? i loved your introduction i don't there's a piece of the cia.

i'm not a tom cruise.r. >> the 43-year-old has starred as the legendary captain kirk in three "star trek" movies. >> are you okay? >> never better. another day in the fleet. >> played military man steve trevor alongside gal gadot in "wonder woman." and a royal love interest in "the princess diaries 2." >> you can step on my foot anytime. >> in his latest film, "poolman," pine is a much different kind of leading man. his character, darren barrenman, cleans pools when he's not working righteously to root out corruption in los angeles. >> i'm undercover. can i get back to you? >> believe it or not, pine relates better to darren than to those strong, hunky characters that made him famous. i think people have seen the posters, is that chris pine? that's chris pine. what is he up to? how do you explain what this film is to people? >> it is a note to los angeles, a love letter, but really, ultimately, it's an ode to this part of myself i've carried always, this awkward boy, i've felt for so long. this, in many wa

. >> little tom cruise moment. [ laughter ] "mission: impossible."d get a bit windy. we kind of bounced along. but loved it. but wedding a-ok, but this i was most nervous for. >> yeah. >> hey, once you have done that, getting married is easy right? wedding day is friday. so the first marriage but the third hotel rappel adventure for them there. leading the way. okay. >> don't you want to know what they're going to do for the honeymoon. >> i mean how do you top that? >> i don't know. >> well, those kind of adventures there? i feel like they're the type. if you are willing to do that. >> destination. >> that would be fun. >>> well, the faculty at usc votes to reprimand two stop administrators for their handling of campus protests over the war in gaza. what those school officials have now agreed to do. >>> and much-needed aheaded to palestinian civilians in gaza. we'll take a look at the elaborate operation that include a floating pier to get help in. >>> a live look outside. it's thursday, i see you friday. saturday and sunday. i also see those warm te

they get the -- they get like -- it could be like tom cruise movies. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. >> so, theyuess -- the person who guesses it runs. >> jimmy: wow. >> and the first person to do the list wins. >> jimmy: i don't think i have that many friends. [ laughter ] i don't know if i can play that. but i -- >> it's really fun. >> jimmy: yeah. i -- but -- how about, like, do you play poker or any of that stuff? >> oh, by the way, i -- i'm getting really good at poker. >> jimmy: really? [ light laughter ] >> yes. i don't know how it happened, but we've been playing it. >> jimmy: do you have a good poker face? >> i mean, sort of. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't think you -- i would -- i -- >> i mean, my poker face, i don't -- no, i don't have a a poker face. if i was to pretend like i had a poker face, it would be like a -- >> jimmy: oh -- [ laughter ] see i get -- i get the opposite. >> "kate, what's your poker --" it's like -- >> jimmy: i'm such a tell. like, if i have a really good hand, i go extra serious. [ laughter ] i'm like, i think something happened. something serious -- sad happe

every time he answers a question, i'm going to white knuckle my armchair like i'm watching tom cruisetorcycle off a cliff. 'cause i don't know if you guys know this, he does his own stunts. but even with the occasional slipup from biden, there's still no comparison. trump is a snarling psycho, who just last weekend at a new jersey rally referred to hannibal lecter as "the late, great hannibal lecter." [ light laughter ] so he both likes hannibal lecter and also thinks he's dead, despite the fact that he's not dead, not real, and also a very bad guy. [ laughter ] although who knows with trump? maybe he was using late not to mean dead, but to mean not here yet. "the late, great hannibal lecter, who was supposed to be here today. he's probably -- [ light laughter ] probably got caught in turnpike traffic. i tell you this, though. if hannibal honks at you, don't give him the finger, because he'll bite it right off. [ light laughter ] he'll bite your finger right off. he's a dear friend." [ light laughter ] so watching these two square off isn't exactly going to be ali versus frazier. it's

starring tom cruise also released 36 years after original phil west take a >> take a look at this. citizen about a kangaroo on the loose. this is in the town of lufkin. a dash cam video here. there goes they were trailing up following at the collars. wife initially thought she was saying kind of a strange looking dog. police said that candor road jack was hopping along local streets sunday after a gate was left open by the owner. the kangaroo was safely returned to its owners. 3 rescued spider monkeys and their little friends. all these are cute. thriving. this is the san diego zoo. the video shows the little monkeys jumping around their enclosure sniffing at the camera. the keeper say they're working on climbing skills and becoming less shy. they don't look too shy. now there are about 2 months old were found during an illicit smuggling attempt at the u.s. mexico border. that's all from the newsroom for now. thank you, everybody for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm catherine heenan live in the bay is next. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maxi

. >> steve: tom cruise. >> jimmy: nope. [ laughter ] >> steve: that was the next one. that was the next one. >> jimmy: yeah, that's who it is, that's who we got. "bob, you got a story?" "ooh, man, talking about pets? do i got a story for you. ooh, yeah." so here's bob anderson, professionals dart player's story. it says -- ♪ "as a 10-year-old i had a pet rabbit called, almost inevitably, thumper. he was a real pal. now with all the traveling i do, i'm unable to have a pet." [ laughter ] great story. [ laughter ] "that's a great story, bob. you sure you want to waste that on my book?" [ light laughter ] >> steve: you could turn that into -- >> jimmy: "what a gift. what a gift. thanks so much for giving me this great story about your pet, bob." [ light laughter ] >> steve: turn that into a a movie. >> jimmy: they should turn that into a movie. [ light laughter ] that's a beautiful story. next up is a children's book. i love children's books. this one is called "things to make for children." >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah. like

philip k dick, short story, 1956 famous tom cruise blockbuster.ric hammersmith, and we've got a trailer that shows you a little bit what it's all about. >> could we predict crime or murder by scanning the human brain? >> you now have 30s . >> you now have 30s. >> you now have 30s. >> you now have 30s. >> you have less than 10s to escape. >> i believe i truly believe we are living happier lives. >> don't you ? >> don't you? >> don't you? >> un. well, i have to say, the visuals are pretty impressive. anyway >> they are. so this is directed by max webster, who did life of pi, which is one of the most beautiful stage productions i've ever seen , unfortunately, in my ever seen, unfortunately, in my review and many other people , i review and many other people, i would say there is more life in the sets than there is in the acting and the script. it really , really falls down. so it looks incredible. the central character, dame juliet anderton, takes the kind of, i guess the tom cruise role. >> someone interesting. right? >> someone interesting. right?

that's not all tom cruise getting a jack nicholson to admit he ordered the code red. >> i'm only with you halfway because i think you're right that the statement denying is a big problem for her and that is worth focusing on. but going over the sexual encounter even though there are what i would consider minor inconsistencies. i don't think if you are donald trump's lawyer, you want the jury thinking about what went on in that hotel room all the time or much time at all? >> do the money, do the bias do heard? fixating on how much she hates him but i would stay out of that hotel. i actually think i agree with you, but it'll be interesting to see whether donald trump's personal and political agenda compel his lawyers to get back into that. and there's already the risks that if they do go down that road, the prosecution has a whole lot more. they want to ask her and the judge already put the guard rail there, but he said it's off. if it goes there across karam. >> geoff, thanks very much. a gentleman as well. elie honig. thank you very much. we have mower now is seen in an exclusive inte

. >> little tom cruise moment. [ laughter ] "mission: impossible."ved it. but wedding? is a-ok. but this? i was most nervous for. >> yeah. >> well, wedding day is friday. first marriage. third hotel rappel adventure for tess there. congratulations and many happy returns just safe returns to the ground. terra firma. >> great for them. feet on the ground for me. uh-huh. >> you sound like my grandmother when she says oh bless their hearts. >> exactly. i'm going to use that from now on. thank you. >>> 5:57. it's college graduation season and graduates soon need to figure out their student loans and jill schlesinger will join us live with advice for graduates. coming up at 7:00 on pix+ 44 cable 12. the first aid shipment is now on its way to the pier built by the u.s. mili you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. a

so if somebody wants to put me as the love interest opposite tom cruise or something, i'm, you know,u were cast in a rather ambiguous role in the song i'd like to marry gary. >> there was nothing ambiguous about that . it was very stunning about that. it was very stunning and brilliant. anyway, that's the section finished, but join us for our final portion of the craziest news in tomorrow's papers with miracles, aliens , papers with miracles, aliens, robot dogs, and a beetle called hitler. see you in welcome back to the final section of headliners. we've got the mail now, and the vatican has announced new rules for authenticating miracles. cressida, vatican announces new rules to authenticate miracles. >> the vatican has radically reformed its process for evaluating alleged visions of the virgin mary, weeping statues and so on, so the they nowadays they're saying word about apparitions or weeping madonnas travels quickly and actually can cause harm to the faith. if hoaxers are trying to make money off people's beliefs. so i think they're saying the internet has caused a problem. havi

yeah, tom cruise couldn't show his films in germany either.touchy about the cult thing, you know, previous history stuff. so they're really nervous about organised gangs as well. and they're calling just off oil people. they name a few of them here who have been accused of being organised gangs, and they're trying to then outlaw . they're trying to then outlaw. they're not just not just put them in prison but outlaw their activity so that they when they come out of jail, they can't do it again. like makes them a proscribed terrorist group. >> but but you know what? i don't see why they shouldn't do that. because these people, like we have our people here, our just stop oil people, and they do the same thing every week over and over and over again. and we and we're not stopping them. >> but organised crime is violent crime usually. and this crime isn't. this is a non—violent crime. it's non—violent crime. it's non—violent protest. >> take out the word. usually this kind of crime that they're doing by blocking trains, by throwing painting on thi