there we re running at warner brothers.n, i suppose approximate the same age, that came through warner brothers at the same time. don siegel was a young man who was very important in the montage apartment. ronald reagan was an actor who was never really ever going to make it big time will stop but he was a very reliable, supporting part actor. —— reliable supporting part actor. —— reliable supporting part. there is no relation to get a cadet having his owfi relation to get a cadet having his own idea. he was a very obedient quy- own idea. he was a very obedient guy. he was also every political young man. not as a right—wing republican, but as a democrat. in 1946, he had gone on the radio to lend us the ku klux klan. —— republican. in 1951, he played a district attorney that confronts them. it will take more than the sheed you're wearing that you are —— it will take more than the sheets you are wearing to hide that you are scared little man. in the killers, don siegel was also attacking fascism. they hope it disillusion amer

don siegel and ronald reagan both got their careers up and running at warner brothers. i suppose approximately the same age, who came through warner at the same time. don siegel, as a young man, was very important in the montage apartment. reagan was an actor who was never really ever going to make it big time, but he was a very reliable supporting part actor. come on, let's turn in. there's no relation to get a cadet having his own idea. reagan was a very obedient guy. he was also every political young man. not as a right—wing republican, but as a democrat. in 1916, he'd gone on the radio to lambast the ku klux klan, and in 1951, he played a district attorney that confronts them. it'll take more than these sheets you're wearing to hide that you're mean, frightened little people, or you wouldn't be here, desecrating the cross. meanwhile, don siegel, reagan's future director in the killers, was also attacking fascism. they hope it disillusioned america to set up a messiah. in 1919, siegel directed reagan for the first time, and his impression of him was surprising. it was

i joined around 1985 and it got bought by warner brothers, and i became president of warner brothersevision. soon after that, we had 23 shows on the air. we were leading in the number of shows. i think the next highest had like 12 shows on. but not only did we have 23 shows on the air, we had "e.r." and "friends," so we had the hottest comedy and the hottest drama in the world on television on nbc. david: let's talk about "e.r." was that your idea? where did the idea come from? how did you green light it? leslie: it wasn't my idea. it was based on a script that had been written 20 years earlier through steven spielberg's company, and michael crichton, the novelist, had written the script. we read the script, went, made a deal with nbc, and then we produced the show. i think my major contribution to that was george clooney. david: you selected him? leslie: george was the guy that i put under contract for four years in a row. he was doing a lot of pilots. he was doing a lot of episodes. and he really wasn't getting anywhere. and i believed in him. i said this guy is really good looking

so thank you to warner brothers.y. [ cheers and applause ] we miss you, buddy. to celebrate the release, the roots will be playing prince songs all night. this is "purple rain," you guys. [ cheers and applause ] guys, we have a fun show tonight, we love this guy. he's a great comedian and a a talented actor. he stars in the new film "the big sick." i will say -- this is the best movie i've seen all year. >> questlove: really? >> jimmy: i absolutely loved it. it's a romantic comedy, but it -- it makes you laugh, makes you cry, makes you think. it's romantic. and he's fantastic in it. ray romano is here, ladies and gentlemen. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] come on. >> jimmy: you know kumail -- kumail nanjiani? >> steve: yeah, he's a nice dude. >> jimmy: i don't know him. kumail nanjiani, just hit a a home run with this thing. he wrote it with his wife. you guys, you're going to freak out. it's honestly so different and great. i loved it. also joining us tonight, she's an amazing actress. one of the stars of "p

playing their movies over there when they were good no moony so suddenly it's a trade war because warner brothers didn't get their check this month oh that's good that's onerous that's really problematic the fact of the rustbelt got if this separate it and there are industries from starvation warner brothers lines time warner is everything that i know because i don't see the poor people we once called them beverly hills that had a poor person and bad behavior we all got that we're talking about is that. i mean there's so pathetic out there on the west coast that i'm thinking of fukushima but not a negative way well actually we're going to talk further about that california and how they're all talk and no action in terms of this wealth and income gap emerging but i do want to say because you brought it up you brought hollywood up is that china has really cracked down on basic chinese citizens and companies investing overseas but in particular in real estate. and hollywood they won't allow chinese companies to invest in hollywood anymore probably because of this intellectual property situation but

. >> reporter: daily mail tv reports the 61-year-old wanted warner brothers to produce some projectshe wouldn't commit. the studio said, no way. >> yes, financially, i would be fantastic for all of us. but i'm really about content. >> reporter: kim tweeted her response. the only demand i ever made was that i didn't want to do a third film. >> please. >> easy there, waterworks. >> reporter: ajp, cynthia, and kristen all reportedly signed on. kristin posted this morning, i'm sad and disappointed that we won't be able to bring you all the final chapter of "sex and the city." i would love to do it. i'm on record. >> there are warming draws that keep the plate hot. >> i think we can remain hopeful. >> reporter: as for mr. big? >> think that story is told many times. i think it's over. >> reporter: so what now? well, sia may have found a solution. ♪ the singer tweeted, can i just play samantha and we give people more "sex and the city." weal just pretend i had lots of plastic surgery. sia for the win, right? we'll have to go back to watching our box sets. seasons 1 through 6. i watch it a

. >> it is reported 61-year-old wanted warner brothers to produce something she had in development or way. >> yes, financially it would be fantastic for all of us, but i'm really about content. >> kim tweeted her response. the only demand i ever made was that i didn't want to do a third film. >> please! >> easy there, water works. >> s.j.p., cynthia and kristin reportedly signed on. kristin posted this morning, "i am sad and disappointed we won't be able to bring you all the final chapter of "sex in the city." >> i would want to do it. i'm on record, like it is the gift that keeps on giving. >> there are warming drawers that keep the plate warm. i say it is not on the table, in the warming drawer. >> i think we can remain hopeful. >> as for mr. b, chris? >> i t many times. t n?ink iis over. >> well, see ya'. may have found a solution. the singer tweeted, can i play samantha and we give the people more sex in the city. we will pretend i had lots of plastic surgery. >> see it for the win, right? we have to go back to watching our box set of seasons one through six. i own it, keltie knig

super hero movie jenkins has reportedly signed a deal with warner brother toss direct the 2019 sequel woman. did you watch that movie. >> yes. >> was it great. >> i like it. >> she help us win world war ii. >> i had no idea. there's history involved. >> spoiler alert. >> sorry. >> her salary by the way rumored to be in the seven to $9 million range the highest paid female director in hollywood history. i'll still watch it kathy. >> i haven't seen it yet it's all good. star wars episode nine return the abrams will give that one to you for free will you cass films much it's good one. lucas films prepares for episode eight the last jedi to prepare this year. jj abrams will write and direct episode nine. he also did episode seven the force awakens which was great. >> yes. >> garnered rave reviews. episode nine yet to get an official title should hit theaters in december of 2017. >> are people really flocking to star wars still. >> yeah. >> duh. yeah. i can't believe you're even asking that question. >> i'm sorry. that was a big duh. 4am for "good day philadelphia". sue s >> the school dis

. >> warner brothers record breaking movie "it" gear gearing up for round two. the sequel is in theaters september 16, 20 19. preproduction set for march of last year. "it" surpassed exorcist pulling in 477.8 million dollars at the box office so far. >> stun >> already. >> i think it speaks to psychology nowadays where we are psychologically. >> won't get a dime from me. >> me, neither. >> coming up on "fox news morning" supporters of dreamers are planning to rally in the region and across the country. >> and ifieding a missing m man. >> 4:42 is the time and it's 71 degrees back after this invictus. my challenge is to be in sync with my body, myself, my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. begin the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. take the activia probiotic challenge! we used to resort to some pretty creative hacks to take care... it got weird. ahhh! i'm just airing them out! luckily we discovered tide pods plus downy. so our jeans stay in great shape. and they actually get clean. what?

to that idea one of the crews vessels which is what police took at the lonia is decorated with warner brother. and you know characters which everyone is able to see. a yes as i said is powerful. and can one man tame. really low pensions very low pensions shamefully low patients but they can spend three thousand euros a day on three hundred thousand euros a day to hire ships. and with police who are not going to chase crooks who are not going to. deal with terrorist organizations or wife battering. right but they're going to. sort of run off the ballot boxes and ballot paper us that sounds daft and as we have in front of us a state which is capable of this we had to make plans and today we have reached so far because of the pressure of the state who want to stop us even beginning and electoral count pain you're quite right it is a cat and mouse game to a certain extent i will take that to mean yes there is a secret plan and no you can't tell me about it. describe for me what independent catalonia would look like i realize the voters play a role here but you're their leader how do you see it wi

. >> ♪ >> reporter: seen here in rare footage from the noted wildlife photographers warner brothers.nkers have invaded maple shade. >> i think a lot more odor from the skunks this year versus last year. >> reporter: i'm smelling a little bit right now. >> right now, yup, yup. every night. >> reporter: we never actually saw any skunks either. we did find a metal flamingo and cement deer and there's a real rabbit. we also met hannah the potbellied pig ed lukins is her father. >> the skunks really, um, a problem i guess, you know. >> reporter: but your pig pretty decent in terms of smell. >> she don't smell. she's good. >> reporter: quite a nose there. with your snout i'm guessing you can make the skunks? no comme comment. play it that way. >> several pet owners told us their dogs have been sprayed this summer when they head inside it's game over. >> once you get, you know, sprayed it doesn't come out. >> reporter: yeah it perm me yates everything. >> yeah, um-hmm. >> reporter: if you've been sprayed forget about the old wives tale of bathing in tomato. the best recipe. diluted hydrogen

warner brothers, 20th century fox, gm and imax are all investing in the venture. >>> call him a groome right place at the right time. just not for his wedding. newlyweds were getting their wedding photos taken when the groom took off running and then dove into a river. because he had seen a young boy fall in and was struggling to stay above water. >> grabbed him and i huffed him up. >> that is clay to me. it doesn't even surprise me that happened. >> the young boy wasn't hurt and obviously has a new hero this morning. i wish i could say props to the photographer who turned around and kept snapping. >> absolutely. >> those are wedding photos they'll never forget. >>> the conservative leader promising to be at berkeley today even though free speech week has been canceled for days. >> the new data that may have you thinking twice about buying a new house. >>> breaking news coming out of contra costa county. a brush fire there. word it did not climb up a hillside. you see the flames next. >>> plus the way the city of san francisco is trying to help parents save money. >>> a live look outs

warner brothers's storm warning was an attack on the ku klux klan.er sister in a small town, discovers. the victim we soon find out if an undercover reporter who had been investigating them. many times today on the streets, in a resta u ra nt many times today on the streets, in a restaurant in the hotel, people have come up to us and asked us not tojudge the whole have come up to us and asked us not to judge the whole town by the brutal criminal action of woodlands last night. bob? bob. these decent individuals sincerely upset... astonishingly, the filmmakers decided not to mention the clan's racism, at instead, the film explicitly connects far right extremism with smalltown hostility to outsiders, protected by a wall of silence. looking at the faces of the men and women this afternoon at the courthouse, it isn't always easy to tell on which side they stand. no wonder some people in small towns get fed up with the way hollywood and the media represent them. around this time,, in the lawless, another boy was accused of a sex attack. the townsfolk turn

and they are warner brothers as a studio there it's a lot of it's a lot of green screen work and so it must be economic why they remaking what they remade murder on the orient express ride which doesn't sound like a necessary thing to do but it was of greats that's a great story it's a great story and it's a very good script and kind of. who directs and stars and he plays parole and he's fantastic and he was a fan and i really loved him he was really and the way he dealt with this cast was incredible because you it's a very heavy it's really a star studded cast with jesus they're off to the right right oh they've always approached it with the stars that all the call was you know who's innocent you're. michelle pfeiffer i don't forget people and new people like josh gad. daisy ridley and every january although i cannot attend to those murderers you know and the cool thing is that you know most of the time you're part of the environment . and then you step forward for your big you know confrontations thing but it's an ensemble piece and see all these people working well in an ensemble it

while sources at warner brothers are estimating a 60-to-65 million dollar debut, variety's pundits predict open to as much as 75 million. "what's that?!" (nat scream) both sets of predictions indicate "it" will break the record for the largest september opening, scaring off current record holder "hotel transylvania two" which brought in 48- point-five million back in 20-15. "it" is also poised to set a new record for highest opening for a horror film, surpassing "paranormal activity three" which opened to 52-point-six million dollars in 20-11. "i'm alice." "hey, alice." "alice." "alice." "mom!" if scary clowns aren't high on your list of things to watch in a dark theater, the weekend's other opener is "home again." the rom-com stars reese witherspoon as a single mother starting over, but with three very unconventional house guests rounding out her family unit. the hollywood reporter says "home again" could open in the ten million dollar range. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( marty ) today is a great day to reconnect with an old childhood friend, because it's national teddy bear day. it

warner brothers is celebrating despite the summer slump at the box office. warner topped all other major studios for the season, with 790-million dollars in domestic grosses, led by "wonder woman"... christopher nolan's world war two epic "dunkirk"... and the hit horror prequel "annabelle: creation," a trio that made the other studios' summers even scarier. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (tiffany) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. ( tiffany ) now lets get a check of weather with dave spahr. (dave)the strong ridge of high pressure that brought two consecutive days of oppressive heat to our region will continue to drift off to the east over the next few days. as a result, a cooling trend that began on sunday will continue through midweek. moisture from remnants of tropical storm lidia will produce a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms across mainly southern portions of our region through monday night. (tiffany) as north korea races to develop missiles that can threaten the united states... the u-s has a last line of defense

but they're up against warner brothers, which leads with the highest bid.t how much for james bond? between $2 billion and $5 billion. wow. we'll see who ends up winning that one. we really want to thank you for making us a part of your morning. we will be back tomorrow morning around 9:00 a.m. as opposed to 7:00 a.m. as nbc news covers hurricane irma. also tonight, no 5:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. newscast due to college football. we'll have a newscast at 8:00 and 11:00. one last look at miami as we take a look at irma. we'll be reporting for our evening newscast. we'll have updates all day on nbcbayarea.com. . symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. josh: today on "the voyager", i discover nature's magic learning about the beauty of pearls... wow, look at that. that's a big one. ...savor the wonderfully rich flavors of authentic thai food... [kim laughing] josh: is this for real? kim: it is, right. josh: oh, this is excellent. ...and witness the wild side of asia's largest land animal. she looks

several big players including warner brothers, 20th century fox and imax are investing in this ventureflight. they're going to make netflix available during your next plane ride. it uses a lot less band width. you've to have set for 4 k streaming. netflix hopes to team one airlines in early 2018. we can a bit more about united's plan to that are overbooked. an acksystem would identify passengers in advance willing to give up their seats. passengers would bid for the compensation it would take for them to get bumped. the airline says since that violent zthd, it has reduced overbooking and has seen fewer situations. 10:00 tomb 2:00 p.m. you can also reach me through facebook and on abc7 news. sn >>> saudi arabia announced it will allow women to drive for the first time. saudi arabia was the only country in the world to bar women from driving and for years it has garnered attention for years. >>> bmw just announced new technology to allow drivers to charge their electric hybrids without plugging them in. you would have a giant charging pad on the floor of your garage. would you pull your

warner brothers is celebrating despite the summer slump at the box office. ses, led by "wonder woman"... christopher nolan's world war two epic "dunkirk"... and the hit horror prequel "annabelle: creation," a trio that made the other studios' summers even scarier. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( mark ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... president trump is set to end one of president obama's signature immigration policies. we are live in the east bay where people will be protesting this afternoon. plus... it is the largest wildfire in the history of los angeles. the steps the governor is taking to help people in southern california. ( tiffany ) good morning i'm tiffany mcelroy( mark ) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather with dave spahr... (dave)remnant moisture from lidia will continue to spread northward across the region today and result in a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. while widespread precipitation is unlikely, increased cloud cover and returned onshore flow will cool conditions region-

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and warner brothers is literally rallying the troops to its world war two epic "dunkirk" -- active andary members can show their i-d's at participating theaters to receive two-for-one tickets. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... we are tracking the hot temperatures. we have team coverage coming up at the top of the hour. ( robin ) and we are off to a rough start for the commute. . ( darya ) our top story this morning... dangerous, hot weather is hitting the bay area today... and it will continue through out the labor day weekend. ( tiffany ) this is a look at afternoon highs today. you can see just how hot it will get in the east bay. record breaking temperatures expected in some locations.( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. we have complete coverage of the heat wave coming up in just a moment.( darya ) but first we want to start with robin who has some major hot spots this morning. robin. hot spot in san pablo accident i80 w / san pablo dam rd. the two right lane are blocked (james)a significant warming tren

warner brothers, 20th century fox, mgm and imax are all investing in the venture. >> you can tell a loterson by the music they listen to. they tested whether or not psychopaths like certain types of music. "newsweek" spoke with a psychologist who led the study. 200 volunteers listened to 260 songs and pick their favorites. they also took the psychopathic scale. researchers analyze the data and here are the results. what? blackstreet's "no diggity" has an asocialation. >> aren't we all psychos in the studio? >> we sang that in my college a cappella group. "loser self" is on that scale. who is low, those are people who like "my sharona" and "titanium. ". >> what do they have in common? >> i don't know. >> santa clara has to be the richest county in the u.s., right? a report suggests it is not even close to being number one. >> we're getting an update on the officer who was stabbed at sfo. >> and also when will housing prices in the bay area finally drop? drop? a s ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go.

compete with warner brothers and mgm, it's a joke you're talking about companies that have $100 billion, $200 billion. we'll pay anything, we don't care if that's where the game is going -- look at cbs getting hammered what is it >> iger made these comments at a conference, almost every media stock. >> i like disney i want to buy it i'm not going to run out and buy it today it's not out 20 points i think it's probably a better buy than a short but i wouldn't be buying this to expect it ramping on a "star wars" movie the whole business got a lot more complicated in the last few years. >> here's the issue with netflix, mark cap 1 7 billion. disney is 150 billion. >> shareholders will flip out. >> you talk about diluted acquisitions would be crazy. in most businesses, they're able to pressure their suppliers to lower their costs. here you have a couple of irrational buyers competing with the content as you point out that puts the economics upside down he's a great ceo, phenomenal company, but it's just not their time. >> let's get to amazon our next guest becoming a near term bull putting

stephen king's "it" from warner brothers has the hagighest-ever pre-sale for a horror flick and for a pre-season release this year amc shares are down 57%, imax down 25%, and cinemark off 11%. now, today, though, the sector is moving higher on mta partners upgrading regal to buy, predicting they'll grow 9% next year the studios are under less pressure than the theater chains, because overseas, the box office is actually up about 4% so far this year. scott, back over to you. >> julia, thanks so much the stocks, guys, completely tell the story is anybody in any of those names? the theater stocks, whatever you want to call them? >> no. >> nobody? >> i've taken a look at disney it had a strong run from 95 to 115. we talked about it quite a bit >> disney's the one that got upgraded today, by wells fargo to outperform. >> but it seems is to be stuck between 100 and 105. it's a stock that i would be more inclined to buy than anything else. film studio in 2018 should be for strong for disney. but i think you want to see some consecutive quarters of earnings acceleration >> this is where you s

suddenly you see prince videos from warner brothers do the same thing. ♪ tonight ♪ we're gonna partye star on black radio stations. i mean, people -- he had a underground cult following and he was a very sexy, hot performer. ♪ the sweat of your body covers me ♪ ♪ can you, my darling, can you picture this ♪ >> prince loved the idea that he was taking his punk funk music and turning it on to a white audience, and that wouldn't have happened if not for mtv. ♪ this is what it sounds like when doves cry ♪ >> when i was younger, i always said that one day i was going to play all kinds of music and not be judged for the color of my skin but the quality of my work. ♪ only want to see you ♪ only want to see you ♪ in the purple rain >> prince had a great androgyny. he blurred the gender line. he sings, he writes, he plays. every time i see him it's just like, really? okay, i quit. ♪ >> when he plays guitar, it's just part of his body in a way that i've never really seen before. and it's not contrived. it's just -- it's just happening. >> what was his music? was it r&b? his music was just strai

tried and true marvel is followed by warner brothers highly anticipated justice movie and then there'sout in december so lots of hopes for a turnaround back over to you >> let's hope so for their sakes. julia boorstin in los angeles. coming up congress is back in session today with a very packed agenda, avoiding a shutdown, raising the debt ceiling and a tax code overhaul. we'll talk about what's at stake for the trump economy. hey, how's it going? um... who are you? i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. see? we're putting away acorns to show the importance of being organized. that's smart. who's he? he's the green money you can spend now. what's up? oh you know, gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. tennis racket for a squirrel? he's got a killer backhand. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc we're live at the nasdaq marketsite in times square among the stories front and center at this hour, fed governor

fox and warners brothers, have all had conversations wanting to invest and now we're hearing recordsersations about these rights, and the thing that james bond, is it could be huge outside the movie business, and it's really considered a huge untapped brand, particularly when it comes to television and merchandise. no word from apple, amazon or mgm on these reports, but if these digital players bought these rights, it could be a game changer in terms of defining how apple plays in the movie business. >>> julia, thanks very much. leading us through it all. i like that. >>> well, thank you so much for watching "power lunch.." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> he's on his way to north dakota. >> say that three more times trump made a deal -- >> with the democrats. >> pelosi and schumer. yeah -- >> on a deal that paul ryan, the house speaker said was

it is believed that warner brothers decided not to move forward with the movie.ll not be produced. it's over. we're not doing it. i'm disappointed. we have this beautiful, funny, heartbreaking, very enjoyable script and story and not disappointing that we don't get to tell the story and tell the experience, but more so for the audience who has been so vocal wanting another movie. >> not happening now. >>> up next, something to make you smile. savannah guthrie. savannah, you joined actor adam scott. the two of them played this game called who wears the fancy pants in honor of her new book. let's take a look at her answers. >> what about will or jada? >> jada. >> jada. >> yeah, exactly. what about matt or savannah, who wears the pants as the work couple? >> savannah. right? >> oh, thank you. what are you asking me? i think we share pants. that sounds so wrong. you think matt wears the pants? he's, you know, a lot older than me. >> i do love that answer. love that. >> why are we playing that answer -- >> we wear the pants equally. >> yes, exactly. >> congrats on bei

and warner brothers is literally rallying the troops to its world war two epic "dunkirk" -- active anders can show their i-d's at participating theaters to receive two-for-one tickets. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... we are tracking the hot temperatures. we have team coverage coming up at the top of the hour.( robin ) and we are off to a rough start for the commute. . . ( darya ) our top story this morning... dangerous, hot weather is hitting the bay area today... and it will continue through out the labor day weekend. ( tiffany ) this is a look at afternoon highs today. you can see just how hot it will get in the east bay. record breaking temperatures expected in some locations.( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom. ( tiffany ) tiffany mcelroy. we have coverage of the heat wave coming up in just a moment.( darya ) but first we want to start with robin who has some major hot spots this morning. robin. hot spot in san pablo accident i80 w / san pablo dam rd. the two right lane are blocked (james)a big warming trend continues today. oppressive he

his special effects look amazing released by warner brothers very very excited about this -- >> thisot watch the theatrical addition. watch the director's cut there's no harrison ford terrible voice over. >> how about super heroes? >> little justice league. i'm a little concerned about this i got to admit. >> really. >> i'm concerned it will be a let down. >> here's what i'll say in november and december 2 biggest releases of the engineer justice league and star wars the last jedi. i put those last they're the obvious ones. this movie will be big. i feel little bad considering how great wonder woman was. >> um-hmm. >> if you're not familiar witness background of this a certain point left the project and then avengers affinity war director joss weeden name to finish the film he's getting a screen writing credit. i'm excited about it but a i'm a little concerned about it. >> lowered expect expectations. >> very heavily c. goodism. i'm interested to see hoyt turns out. i excited about at aqua man scene on the bat mobile while batman is driving. >> which one makes more money justice leag

while sources at warner brothers are estimating a 60-to-65 million dollar debut, variety's pundits predictboth sets of predictions indicate "it" will break the record for the largest september opening, scaring off current record holder "hotel transylvania two" which brought in 48- point-five million back in 20-15. "it" is also poised to set a new record for highest opening for a horror film, surpassing "paranormal activity three" which opened to 52-point-six million dollars in 20-11. "i'm alice." "hey, alice." "alice." "alice." "mom!" if scary clowns aren't high on your list of things to watch in a dark theater, the weekend's other opener is "home again." the rom-com stars reese witherspoon as a single mother starting over, but with three very unconventional house guests rounding out her family unit. the hollywood reporter says "home again" could open in the ten million dollar range. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (mark) ahead at (mark) (mark) ahead at kron 4 morning news... we are following breaking news out of mexico city. an 8-point-1 earthquake kills at least 29 people. and the deat

so new line and warner brothers are staying with what works: according to the hollywood reporter, the sequel will hit theaters september sixth, 20-19. the follow-up will take place in the present, with the kids from the first flick all grown up... and still battling the demon represented as that frightening clown. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with the top 4 stories for your morning here on the kron 4 morning news. (james) welcome back. time now for the top 4 on 4 -- four stories you need to know about this morning. (james) cowboys owner jerry jones became the first owner to join his team by kneeling before the national anthem on monday night football. jones said kneeling ábeforeá the anthem was a way to make a statement about unity and equality without disrespecting the flag. the cowboys were booed by some of the cardinals fans during the demonstration. (robin) racist graffiti was found spray painted on the door of an apartment in albany. apartment officials say the offending graffiti included a s

you already knew you were going to have the season but this is what kim warner the president of warner brothersarved out an impression seive home in the daytime space. the uniqueness of the series is not in its format but rather in it's its hots who's individual voices are distinctive and fun and collectively have created a unique destination for conversation that cannot be found elsewhere. >> kudos to you. >> thank you. >> that is so sweet. >> you're not going to find a conversation like ours especially with her on the ta table. >> you'll never find -- >> it's true. >> it's all going out there holly. >> hold ton your seats, folks. i'm excited. >> i can wait to see everybody at d.c. monday at 12:00 p.m. right here on fox5. >> buckle up, america. it's going to be ride. [ laughter ] >> that's good. we love it. we love it. we got five-point harness ready for you all when you guys go live on monday. let me tell you. >> thank you. >> listen, i also want to make sure you know you guys were so gracious and joined us in the lot of one day to sit down for chat so if you're ever in d.c. open invitation t

while sources at warner brothers are estimating a 60-to-65 million dollar debut, variety's pundits predictrn could open to as much as 75 million. "what's that?!" (nat scream) both sets of predictions indicate "it" will break the record for the largest september opening, scaring off current record holder "hotel transylvania two" which brought in 48- point-five million back in 20-15. "it" is also poised to set a new record for highest opening for a horror film, surpassing "paranormal activity three" which opened to 52-point-six million dollars in 20-11. "i'm alice." "hey, alice." "alice." "alice." "mom!" if scary clowns aren't high on your list of things to watch in a dark theater, the weekend's other opener is "home again." the rom-com stars reese witherspoon as a single mother starting over, but with three very unconventional house guests rounding out her family unit. the hollywood reporter says "home again" could open in the ten million dollar range. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( mark ) coming up in the next hour... we continue to follow three big breaking news stories. first a woma