slovenia were greeted by this dog that was ready for its close up. it really showed off. really? why they took all those photos? the dog's owner posted the video on social media with the caption who wants a polygraph? get it? autograph polygraph? >> i mean, you said strike was immediately madonna just started playing in my head. it was just like. >> and then i was gone. come on. >> and then it's like, what's in that picture? i have no idea. >> yeah. me either. >> well, he's giving out photographs. >> okay. >> for that pup social media influencer. all right, get that money. >> watch 77 or watch good morning america. >> it's your choice. for our viewers in the west in the last 24 hours, at least 13 reported tornadoes and six states. a path of destruction

americans wake up. >> why the georgia election interference case could now be pushed past november. as stormy daniels returns to the stand in new york and donald trump's criminal trial. >> president biden's warning to israel threatening to cut off israel threatening to cut off >> u.s. weapons >> abc news exclusive with the parents of the american soldiers arrested in russia facing up to five years after his russian girlfriend accused of stealing money from her. >> dea sounding the alarm. >> within two or three clicks on a smartphone people are having pills delivered to their front doorstep like they get pizza delivered. >> has social media made it easier to get illegal drugs? >> the ugly truth, miss teen usa gives up her crown just days after miss usa sent down. >> regulate. >> i like a challenge.

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the knicks somewhere? will reeve is smiling. >> yes, he is having a good run as our the next. we have a lot coming up including the latest on the breaking news overnight about a cyber attack impacting about 140 hospitals across 19 states. we also have an exclusive about how tiktok is taking on ai to help users separate fact from fiction. >> but we begin with the latest round of tornadoes. in the last 24 hours, at least 13 reported twisters in six states overnight, the severe weather turning deadly. alex perez has the latest. >> hey good morning michael. yeah, some terrifying moments for residents here. i want you to take a look behind me. here you can see authorities are gathering to create a perimeter around the damaged area. some homes were completely destroyed. and. this morning, deadly tornadoes leaving a path of destruction in the mid south as more than 60 million americans brace for severe weather consolation. >> oh my gosh, john. oh, there it goes. there it goes.

>> in tennessee, an observed tornado hit south of nashville. officials there say at least two people were killed and many more left injured near columbia. across the region, widespread damage to power lines and trees knocked down homes completely destroyed. >> out here, community is so strong, like neighbors help each other. >> emergency crews on interstate 65 where vehicles were tossed around like toys. and in northern tennessee, golf ball sized hail pounding. this fire station in clarksville in alabama, a possible tornado sweeping through madison county are good samaritans jumping into action, helping to clean the roads, and authorities are just now beginning the process of assessing the damage. the long cleanup process only just beginning here, robin and our thanks to alex perez. >> ginger is just back from that region and is here now where the threat is headed next.

nashville. that's a flash flood warning. some places had up to eight inches already, and you've got another couple coming your way. this is this week so far. 53 plus tornado reports, at least 460 wind reports. look at how many people impacted from michigan all the way down to the gulf coast. and then last night we also had damaging wind. it's not just tornadoes fatal, damaging wind events where a tree fell on a home and killed someone. a large damaging wind threat. some of those thunderstorms will blow through tyler, texas mississippi, meridian here have two ways of getting warnings especially in the late night and early hours. montgomery all the way to south carolina. even the florida panhandle will be involved. i don't see many states getting away without severe weather. may is performing as may does.

>> think to. the latest on donald trump's trial. stormy daniels is set to retake the stand in new york and it's all but certain to be terms only trial before november after ruling in his favor in the georgia election interference case. at the courthouse in downtown manhattan. >> stormy daniels is back on the witness stand for more cross-examination and what is the only active criminal case that the former president is facing. this morning, donald trump returns to his criminal trial in new york after a legal victory in georgia that could push his election difference case that past -- fulton county district attorney, saying they should be disqualified over her role with the former prosecutor nathan wade. >> you think i am on trial. these people are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020.

of classified documents is indefinitely postponed. judge aileen cannon, a trump appointee, has spent months considering legal questions without ruling on them, and she said she needs more time to resolve myriad and interconnected issues. the new york case charging trump with falsifying business records tied to a 2016 hush payment to adult film actress stormy daniels, may be the only one that reaches a verdict before the election. daniels testified in explicit detail about an alleged sexual encounter with trump that he said never happened, down to the silk or satin pajamas she said he wore and the imbalance of power she said, existed between them. we won't see any pictures of donald trump in the courtroom. the judge kicked out the photographers, but he is there with stormy daniels as her cross-examination now continues for a second day.

>> george aaron, thank you. let's bring in our chief legal analyst, dan abrams. let's start with georgia. almost certain that the that this will not take place now before november. what does it mean for fani willis. >> well, look, i don't think that the georgia court of appeals is ultimately going to decide that she ought to be disqualified. right. remember, we're just talking about the georgia court of appeals deciding to hear the case. but i think even that is a little controversial, right? i mean, look, i've been very critical of fani willis and some of what she's done here that doesn't necessarily mean that that the legal level of disqualification has, has been met. and i think that this judge actually issued a pretty tough decision on fani willis. the fact that the appeals court is considering an even tougher one, i think is surprising, although not shocking. but in the end, i would be very surprised if the appeals court or another appellate court would rule that she actually gets disqualified from the case. >> how about the classified documents case? judge cannon has made a series of rulings in trump's favor. clearly delaying the case. does the special

prosecutor have grounds to try to remove her from the special prosecutor? >> could try. the standard is so high to remove a judge from a case that i don't even think he's going to try. now, he might he might reach the point where he says, i'm so frustrated, but remember, just being a bad judge doesn't get you disqualified. just being a wrong judge doesn't get you disqualified. appellate courts reverse judges all the time who were wrong or bad. the level to get a judge disqualified is so high that i think even jack smith is going to recognize the cost of that with this judge is probably not worth the tiny chance that he could actually get her dismissed. >> cross-examination of stormy daniels today. what do you expect? >> it's going to be tough. it's going to be tough. they've got a lot of fodder to go after. she's been inconsistent in her accounts of exactly what happened. she's got a lot of animus against donald trump. she's had lawsuits with donald trump. there's a lot of material there for them to go over. and, you know, i think that she is going to certainly be a wounded witness by the time that they

they finish with it. >> dan abrams thanks very much, robin. >> we'll see what happens today. george. okay. we're going to turn now to breaking news. overnight, a major health care network reported a cyberattack. eva pilgrim is here to break it down for us. and eva, we know that this impacted 140 hospitals across 19 states. good morning. good morning. >> that's right. robin, this is a national nonprofit care system with locations all across the country. ascension reporting it detected unusual activity with some of its technology forcing its systems offline. they've told their partners to disconnect while this is being investigated. so what does this mean for patients? there are reports that the charting, scheduling and prescription systems are down, slowing down patient care. some patients have been diverted to other hospitals for the time being, and they are looking into if any patient data was compromised. now, this isn't the first time a health care company has been attacked. just this past february, a subsidiary of united health group, the largest insurer in the country, was the victim of a ransomware attack. now, meanwhile, in this case, ascension has hired an outside third party to

investigate what happened and next steps. michael. >> yeah, definitely something they want to solve there. eva. thank you so much. now to president biden delivering a warning to israel, saying he'll stop some weapons shipments as israel invades the city of rafah. our chief white house correspondent, mary bruce, has the latest for us. good morning mary. >> good morning michael. well, this is president biden's most direct warning to israel since the start of this war. and it could set up an historic clash with this critical ally, president biden, now threatening to halt the shipment of additional u.s. weapons to israel, which he acknowledges have been used to kill innocent civilians. this morning, president biden is calling out the israeli government. >> it's just wrong. we're not going to supply the weapons and the artillery shells used. >> making it clear in his sharpest criticism yet that the u.s. will not provide israel with weapons to attack rafah. >> i've made it clear to bibi and the war cabinet they're not going to get our support if in fact they go in these population centers for weeks, biden has

warned israeli prime minister netanyahu not to invade rafah, where over a million civilians are seeking refuge. >> and he's already taking action, halting a shipment of 3500 u.s. bombs. fearing american weapons could be used against civilians, something biden now concedes has already happened. >> civilians have been killed in gaza as a consequence of those bombs and other ways in which they go after population centers, biden's stark warning comes as he faces growing criticism at home over his steadfast support for israel. >> our latest poll finding voters now trust donald trump more to handle this war, as some republicans now accuse biden of undermining israel. >> this is obscene. it is absurd. give israel what they need to fight the war they can't afford to lose. >> but ben, insisting that u.s. support for israel remains ironclad. >> and we're not walking away from israel's security. walking away. israel's ability to wage

war in those areas. >> now, the president says the u.s. will still continue to provide for israel's defense, like the iron dome missile system. but after months of urging israel to do more to address the humanitarian crisis in gaza, president biden is adamant if netanyahu invades rafah, the u.s. will not supply offensive weapons to israel. robin. >> all right, mary, thank you to you. and we're going to stay in washington to capitol hill. and the failed attempt to oust house speaker mike johnson, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle shot down the motion brought by republican marjorie taylor greene. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is in washington there for us with more. good morning to you, rachel. >> hey, robin. good morning to you. look, it is rare to see a vote to try to oust the speaker of the house, but we have never seen this many democrats step in to save a republican speaker of the house. and johnson could not have survived without it. overnight. mike johnson,

surviving a push to oust him as speaker after right wing congresswoman marjorie taylor greene forced a vote to remove him >> this is the uni party for the american people watching. >> gentlelady will suspend. >> greene had been threatening this move for weeks. outrage that johnson worked with democrats to approve new funding for ukraine. >> speaker johnson is not lived up to a single one of his self-imposed tenants, but she had little support among her fellow republicans, sources tell us. >> even former president donald trump urged her to call it off. >> this is like the congressional version of a temper tantrum. >> is this the type of fight that republicans really should be having in an election year? >> you know, i think i think you see from everyone from donald trump on down, nobody thinks this is productive with the razor thin majority. >> johnson could only afford to lose one republican vote. 11

voted against him, which means democrats had to step in and save him. and they did. >> it was overwhelming. it was decisive, and we need to move forward as a congress. >> johnson ready to turn the page. >> hopefully this is the end of the personality politics and the frivolous character assassination that has defined the 118th congress. it's regrettable, but another republican could still try to force a vote down the road. >> looking at this vote tally, was this all worth it? >> i don't want to be plunged into chaos, but that's what mike johnson has done to us. >> sources tell me that trump called congresswoman marjorie taylor greene over the weekend. he told her to back off of this effort. she went forward with it anyway. minutes after the vote, the former president said that disunity could be portrayed as chaos. and that's the last thing that they need in an election year. and george, democrats are making no promises to save johnson. if this comes up again george. >> okay, rachel, thanks. we're going to turn now to tiktok. the company has rolled out a new

feature to label ai generated content. chief technology correspondent rebecca jarvis is here with this broadcast exclusive. good morning rebecca. good morning george. >> and guys we've seen this. it's becoming harder and harder to know whether you're looking at a real or an ai generated picture or video. but today tiktok is announcing that change that could help users spot the difference on their platform. this morning, tiktok announcing new efforts to advance transparency online by automatically labeling ai generated content created using certain platforms. >> we want to make sure that people have that ability to understand what is fact and what is fiction. >> tiktok is using a technology called content credentials. it's like a digital nutrition label that lets users access the history of a piece of content, and whether or not it was created using an ai tool. >> they tell you who made it when it was made, the edits that were made, whether i was used or not. and then you can decide for yourself whether you want to trust it or not. >> with presidential elections

right around the corner, calls to detect ai generated content online are growing more intense by the day, with images of politicians like these fabricated shots of president biden and military uniform, and these of former president trump. with black voters. this move by tiktok is an attempt to increase trust online in the age of generative ai. >> this is one additional step so that content that is being generated using ai on other platforms will be labeled as ai when it's posted to tiktok. the hope is that as many platforms as possible will implement this technology, and this digital nutrition label is rolling out today. >> it should apply to all users globally in the coming weeks. and guys, i do think it's a sign of what's to come elsewhere too, because this isn't just a tiktok thing. all social media apps, the entire internet is filled with these images. >> that's true. all right, rebecca, thank you. you said something else. >> no, i was just going to say we even saw the met gala. the

pictures, some of the pictures that came out of the met gala like a katy perry picture that wasn't real. even her mom thought she was at the met gala. she wasn't because of an ai generated photo. wow goodness. so pretty wild. >> that is pretty wild. thank you as always. rebecca coming up just days after miss usa resigned. why miss teen usa turned in her crown. >> also had our exclusive with the parents of the american soldier arrested in russia and the daring air force helicopter rescue on the high seas. >> when a 12 year old needed to get off a cruise ship due to a medical emergency, that story is just ahead. first, let's go back to ginger. >> up to 29in of snow in the colorado rockies. this is big. they've had huge spring snow events. and this is also why we've had such severe weather. copper mountain staying open later than they have in nearly 30 years. so they got in the latest of about 14in. and then there's quite a dynamic difference when you look at the gulf coast, because laredo will go for another record today at 108. new orleans could tie or break one at 91, and orlando will be at 97. you imagine what

that feels like. it'll have the feels like above 100. and i know we were quite warm yesterday. you felt that summer like that touch. yeah. well that's not going to last. we're going to be rainy and cool as we go into the weekend. the morning temperatures back in the 50s and in the great lakes back into the 30s. your local weather now in 30s. i'm >> are gonna be right. are gonna be right. you are gonna be right

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terminal in new york city where that ship eventually dr. good morning, trevor. >> good morning, robin. this is one of the worst places to have a medical emergency. this 12-year-old boy sick on a cruise ship hundreds of miles from land but this air force rescue crew flew in in a surprisingly public in an operation to get him the help he desperately needed. this morning a massachusetts mother speaking out after her 12-year-old son was part of a high-stakes air force rescue on a cruise ship hundreds of miles offshore. >> we were standing there watching the whole time and screaming and crying over the helicopter. blades. it was very scary. >> angela bridges her son, aidan, and their family were all aboard the venezia, a carnival cruise ship when aidan fell seriously ill. the medical team on board concerned by what they saw. >> she said we will do an x-ray and they did that and it looks

like she has a perforation in his ball. and she said you know, basically, the next thing we need to do is get them off the ship. >> then they were about 400 miles from land in the air force rescue team journey so remote it required three air to air refueling's. >> the amazing thing is how smooth it went we went from zero notification to having aircraft ready to having aircraft in the air and the young man in the hospital and just a matter of hours. >> other cruise goers watching on as the rescue workers lowered it down grabbing aiden and then his mom. katie reed filming this video. >> after that the holes ship cheered and was screaming and yelling it was really cool to witness and see this kid got another chance at life because

of that team was phenomenal. >> aiden is now recovering in ar north carolina hospital his mother grateful for the rescue crews as well as the shipmates that cheered them on. >> i i feel so gratefulness toward all the people who have been integral to my son's recovery. it's not just the coast guard or the air force or the doctors or the nurses, it's all of those people. >> no aidan has a long recovery ahead but his mother, angela, says he is arty making really good progress and she also says he is fairly calm going into surgery because that wasn't nearly as scary as seeing her son get hoisted in the basket up to a military help mike helicopter. >> george: thank you very much we will turn to a up to five yes staff sergeant facing years in

prison good morning, martha. >> good morning, george. staff sergeant's gordon's parents have heard nothing since the arrest and they were not pleased he had a russian girlfriend. this morning the parents of the soldier arrested in russia late last week telling a bc he had been dating the russian bartender he met near his base in south korea for years. a woman they say changed him. >> he seems a little more distant, he didn't really want to talk too much about her. he didn't ever want to talk about it with pressing more details. >> and we learned about their son's unauthorized visit to the woman in russia they warned him not to go. >> we were trying to talk him out of it. their relationship was definitely volatile. that's why we were always against it. we try to tell them to stay away. >> recent videos obtained by radio free europe from that woman 'a tiktok account. one showing sergeant black in

uniform calling nato pretty aggressive and expressing sympathy from russia's point of view but today sergeant black sits in a prison in the eastern russian city of vladivostok facing up to five years charged with theft, with major damage after his girlfriend accused him of stealing money from her. the parents with the message for black. >> we love you, we are not ashamed of you. we hope you come home soon. >> just stay safe. >> i am pfc gordon black. >> a pentagon official saying they are looking into the possibility black was lured by russian intelligence. the army has many questions of how all of this happened and is doing its own investigation. meanwhile the state department is trying to get consular access to black but so far no luck. guys? >> michael: so many questions, martha. coming up with team usa giving

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away from the first conference appearance at 25 years. a quick shout out to knicks super fan spike lee who had a funny and thoughtful gift for pacers lesson and villain reggie miller who was there to call the game. signing those infamous "new york post" covers, all in good fun. >> michael: armor all those back in the day that there is more nba action to look forward to. >> there certainly is, two games, celtics-calves and mavericks-thunder and the minnesota timberwolves on friday night as well as the knicks. can the two wolves go up 3-0 in the series against the defending champs and nicole kill which was named league mvp the first time in years? that'll be a great game on espn end to the people of minnesota who have dm to me saying why are you about the timberwolves, they need some love i hear you and to make it up to them i will get od go to minneapolis. i'll be there tomorrow for gma

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great damage and take trees into cars and power lines and easily can be fatal. you are in a tornado watch, back to two below this line has been going all night has also reined a tonsil flash flood emergencies in northern tennessee eastern tennessee with flash flood watches and warnings. if you have one of those warnings people say the authorities always say don't drive if you don't have to because that's where people get in trouble. today is about the highest tornado threat right there in northern louisiana. parts of mississippi this line that is going to go through late tonight a possible austin, dallas, and one more thing i wanted to tell you up until weeks ago ohio was leading with tornado count but now they are back in the lead with 25. >> robin: not a lead you want. administrator singh has social media made it easier than ever to get drugs? >> within two or three clicks on

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tracy turned gladly pleasantly plump teen with the big heart and hair spray. ♪ ♪ or for her wildly successful talk show. >> i know what it's like to be made fun of and it doesn't help anybody lose weight. >> now media mogul ricky leak opening up for the first time about her recent weight loss and newfound happiness. >> i feel the best i remember feeling in my life. i have this new marriage and i was so blissfully happy with this amazing man my perfect man. if i pinpoint one thing that was not working in our lives as we were carrying this extra weight. >> throughout her career she has been an open book with her weight to challenges in health struggles but in the last seven months she and her husband teamed up to shed the pounds and sharing their story on instagram. but not the details. this morning she opens up exclusively to gma about how she did it. >> it has been a financial commitment. it's been a time commitment.

but it's awesome. i am just so happy and proud of us. >> i 55 years old she says that she is perimenopausal and a doctor suggested a medication to lose weight. >> the doctor was pushing you to use ozempic? >> yes he said he won't be successful without it is what he said to me. >> really? >> i like a challenge. i like proving people wrong. it pissed me off area i husband you want to go on this ride with me and he said sure. >> together they dove in charting intermittent fasting with a keto diet, exercising including pilates and sleep tracking. it all paid off. lake losing 35 pounds since october. >> it's on flickr commitment level was different how you weren't looking for a crash diet or quick fix but a lifestyle change. >> yes this is a lifestyle change. i made this my job and it has become my joy. i love it.

i think it same to same in the best shape of my life. >> you are glowing. >> i say this is what happy looks like. like i could cry. i am so happy. i'm so happy. >> she is even donning this famous red to swim suit she wore on the cover of "us weekly" in may of 2007. ross, her husband of two years, losing nearly 40 pounds himself. >> the dedication and like a dog with a bone. she is tenacious. when she decides she is going to do something she is all in and goes after it. it is inspiring. >> with her newfound energy and vitality lake continues to pour herself into helping others. in the order of her late husband kristian evans who died by suicide after battling mental illness, lake works with community access and organization providing job training and housing assistance to those struggling with mental illness. >> i think he is magic out there and he is watching over me.

i believe he handpicked ross for me. i have a deep, deep knowing that he left his mark with me. >> she says her best days are now head of her. >> i have been famous since i was 18 years old from hair spray and yet these are the sweetest of days. >> community access is celebrating 50 years with their good neighbor gala tonight and you can learn more tonight on "nightline" but i want to share with you she said one of the reasons she is able to be so transparent is because she is inspired by you, robin. you are one of her heroes. >> robin: wow, you caught me off guard there. first of all, cana, thank you for sharing that. so happy for ricky. she has been here many times and to see her happy makes us happy. >> indeed she looks great. pop news. >> let's do it pop news time let's go. so we will begin with a 90s movie favorite i could get another scruple in 1994 keanu reeves sandra bullock

asked on my action thriller baco its stars who appeared on the 50 mph podcast which is a show dedicated to all things need. the host and super fan chris tapley with his dream guests asked the stars about a possibility of speed 3 and here's what they had to say, guys. >> before i leave this planet i do think a key on need to do something in front of the camer. somebody write something brilliant it puts us in the right place at the right time. >> it does feel like there is a siren call to it. there is something let wasn't done. >> let's do it. reeves and bullock is going to open up about the filming experience in the 90s reeves saying we played off each other and i think it was just fun. bullock adding a level of trust they shared was very rare as actors.

speed became a 1 of 1994's biggest blockbusters raking in nearly $350 million and with two academy award nominations, i forgot that and consider one of the best action films of the decade. now we just need a script and a studio and we have a movie. >> robin: that's all? >> george: i mean you can get a script in the studio. >> michael: i think at this point they would probably be driving wouldn't be a bus, what it? >> i would like to see what they do. >> michael: i'm curious. >> it is out there, everybody. speed 2 came out it was only with bullock, reeves did not like the script it's considered not a great one. they call it one of the worst sequels ever made. bullock and says she regrets making its own speed 3 could be a great way to tie a gorgeous bow. also this morning robert downey jr. adding a career first to his resume brushed off his oscar win of

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>> george: back with two stars of kingdom of the "planet of the apes"" that have everybody here.

>> not too far, right? >> i read you actually did get to spend some time in the role and connected to one named bentley? >> yes. i went to a sanction sanctuary in florida an hour from where i grew up called the center for great apes. and i spent a week just observing the chimpanzees there. and one who was this young kind of still finding his way chimpanzee, bentley, he had this look like he kind of knew more than anybody else. like he knew something about me that maybe i didn't know. there was this curiosity. it was the first part of finding noah. >> you look that way right now. [laughter] >> it's weird because no noah's eyes are my eyes. to the noah face really quick. >> robin: i'm telling you. >> michael: kind of freaking

me out. >> robin: a little bit. we were talking about this in the break. many of us remember the original "planet of the apes" in 1960 you said that inspired you to be an actor? >> i used to beg my mom to put it on tv and she would be reluctant because she would know i would end up behind the couch hiding. i would be peeking over just kind of mom, the apes are talking again! and she finally says to me no, they are actors behind the masks and i was like... somebody does that for a living? and she was like yeah. and that's when i was like oh, my god, i could do that for a living? so here i am come 173 years later. [laughter] >> you look good. >> thank you, cold baths. those cold plunges. >> robin: i'm glad it inspired

you. >> yeah. the whole time on this movie i think oh one and i particularly we met as apes. first. >> we did. [laughter] our first interaction was as apes. >> george: how do apes meet each other? >> i would love to see this. >> he came up to me and i was sitting there like i had only aped with one other person in the basement and i was very nervous about aping. and he kept putting his arm out and i was like [apes sounds] what is your name. >> noah. >> i am proxima's. i must tell you something and we went off on a 45 minute improv. speak to this is my favorite thing i've seen. >> we told each other things

that really changed the relationship with that lived the script. >> yes so much. a lot of it became part of the movie. or pieces of it. because we found these true that really rang true with both of us. >> robin: as good as this was right here we're going to watch a clip. >> okay. [laughter] >> what a wonderful day! >> what a wonderful day! >> are we thankful for the words of caesar? >> we are thankful. >> say his words >> say. >> say his words! what a wonderful day!

>> what a wonderful day! >> michael: that brings you proximus caesar! >> say his words! say his words! >> i am scared. [laughter] >> michael: you can tell you had so much fun with this. how did you come up with the boys? >> we started in the apes sch school. i forgot that's a funny concept barely started in apes school, ha ha ha, it's not funny, it's real, and then to work with us from cirque du soleil broke down the differences anatomically and physiologically between our specific apes. i was a bonobo and in real life i'm a french canadian lumber

lumberjack. and we were like okay, how does my body move like this body? and so weeks of figuring out the body and character and all of sudden they asked me a question as kevin and [voice changes] all of a sudden proximus was born. [normal voice] and he videotaped it and sent it to the director that's it. it just felt good and now i can't stop. my wife is like can he go on vacation for a while and you can just for you for a while and i don't know how to. speed to the scoop on one of her upcoming projects my daughter was a production assistant at the film festival what about that? >> is a wonderful movie. it's very strange.

it's about a 13 year old aspiring playwright. not me. who -- his mom is kind of, you know, struggling and need some help around the house. she hires this handyman who is an ex performance artist from new york city who is just a miserable human being. that's who i play [laughter] of course. and yeah. it becomes quite a disaster. >> george: you can see it first and "kingdom of the planet of the apes" in the theaters tomorrow. >> so .

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