saying? what's going on? >> my name is anderson or hollywood anderson. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: anderson or hollywood anderson, okay. >> he is my favorite drummer. >> jimmy: what's that? >> he's my favorite drummer. >> jimmy: me too, yeah. he's my favorite drummer, too, yeah. what's up? >> yeah, i live in new york. i make music for a living, and i'm here to see you today. >> jimmy: okay, thanks buddy. hollywood anderson? >> yeah, hollywood anderson. >> jimmy: hollywood anderson from new york? >> now, i'm from florida. >> jimmy: oh, hollywood, florida. [ cheers ] >> no. >> jimmy: orlando, florida. i get it now. here, hollywood, hold that for a second. [ laughter ] >> this is going to be funny. >> jimmy: all right, so, your name is hollywood? >> yeah, yeah. follow me on instagram. [ laughter ] it's jimmy fallon. why not? >> jimmy: all right, yeah. hollywood anderson. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, the vice presidential debate was on last night, okay? if there was a debate and the topic was cats versus dogs, which side would you be on? >> dogs. [ cheers and applause ] rescue o

20 years ago after a visit to hollywood. movies weren't big business in china back then. but he spent $1 billion gambling no. you are just an ordinary guy. >> reporter: an ordinary guy whose empire hosts 30 productions every day. as the film crews compete for space with tourists. who crowd the sets, straining to get a glimpse of the stars. when the cameras start rolling, movie magic. the movie business is booming across china. everywhere. and with them, theaters. 22 new movie screens open every day. that's right. every day. >> what now? >> reporter: in the last five years, box office receipts have grown a staggering 350%. it has created a kind of mass hiss ti hysteria, something china has never seen before. >> it feels as if the movie industry here in china is getting more and more like hollywood. >> the speed of the development, you can't imagine. even for us. >> reporter: it is changing so quickly. >> so quickly. you don't even receive act. it already changed. >> reporter: and transformed into a multibillion dollar industry. chinese studios, produce over 600 features a year. a

melania trump where is it, it's a scary symbol of white supremacy. hollywood celebrities don't like trump either. >> do want to give weapons to a man whose signature signature move aspiring things? they want you to get out and vote as long as you vote correctly. >> think that if they made it clear we must vote for hillary player. john: today's ruling class and its bias, that's our show tonight. and now, john stossel. john: i don't like donald trump. i used to. i found and spontaneous real and entertaining but now i realize he is a mean bully. i know this partly because i saw the video of trump mocking a disabled reporter. >> you have got to see this guy. i don't know what i said. i don't remember. john: trumps opponents quickly made this at based on the video. >> when i saw donald trump mock a disabled person i was shocked. >> when i saw donald trump mock someone with a disability showed me his soul. showed me his heart. i didn't know what he thought. john: a reporter has a disease in trump mocks him but wait a second, trump waives his arms around. the reporters disability means he

symbol of white supremacy. hollywood celebrities don't like trump either. >> do want to give weapons to a man whose signature signature move aspiring things? they want you to get out and vote as long as you vote correctly. >> think that if they made it clear we must vote for hillary player. john: today's ruling class and its bias, that's our show tonight. and now, john stossel. john: i don't like donald trump. i used to. i found and spontaneous real and entertaining but now i realize he is a mean bully. i know this partly because i saw the video of trump mocking a disabled reporter. >> you have got to see this guy. i don't know what i said. i don't remember. john: trumps opponents quickly made this at based on the video. >> when i saw donald trump mock a disabled person i was shocked. >> when i saw donald trump mock someone with a disability showed me his soul. showed me his heart. i didn't know what he thought. john: a reporter has a disease in trump mocks him but wait a second, trump waives his arms around. the reporters disability means he can't move his arms. also chung did somet

decision o go make up free. >> did you realize you were going effect women so much? studios hollywood. >> hey everyone. welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. coming up. blake lively, ryan reynolds baby news. >> and with the now voice coach alicia keys and talking about her new project. >> and breaking couples news today. here is jared. >> a half billion dollars at stake. brad and angelina's top secret negotiations at a fever pitch. now a new twist in the world's biggest divorce. she's turning to the real life scandal fixer for help. the brand new report, the inspiration for kerry washington's emmy nominated character. >> have you lost your mind." >> is consulting with angelina's team. people magazine saying the human crisis manager who's worked with paula dean and monica lewandowski. >> people have a right to their opinion. >> now working with the oscar winner. kerry telling "extra" as scandal hit the air. >> i'm always very interested to see how judy smith handles stuff. i'm always really fascinated by how she does it. angelina have stuck a temporary deal involving their six kids. ang

about one melania trump where is it, it's a scary symbol of white supremacy. hollywood celebrities don't like trump either. >> do want to give weapons to a man whose signature signature move aspiring things? they want you to get out and vote as long as you vote correctly. >> think that if they made it clear we must vote for hillary player. john: today's ruling class and its bias, that's our show tonight. and now, john stossel. john: i don't like donald trump. i used to. i found and spontaneous real and entertaining but now i realize he is a mean bully. i know this partly because i saw the video of trump mocking a disabled reporter. >> you have got to see this guy. i don't know what i said. i don't remember. john: trumps opponents quickly made this at based on the video. >> when i saw donald trump mock a disabled person i was shocked. >> when i saw donald trump mock someone with a disability showed me his soul. showed me his heart. i didn't know what he thought. john: a reporter has a disease in trump mocks him but wait a second, trump waives his arms around. the reporters disabilit

bus that has a big vinyl wrap on it for the show "access hollywood." he was on the bust with one of "access hollywood's" hosts and staffers for the shoot. but it seems clear that at least donald trump maybe neither donald trump nor billy bush, the "access hollywood" host he was speaking to, it seems that neither one of them may have been aware that they were being recorded. but they were. they had microphones on. the tape was recording. it's their voices. no one is denying it was them. you heard this tape today. if it rings a bell for you, if hearing donald trump speak this way -- speaks this way, connects for you, resonates for you, it may be that you happened to read that ap story earlier in the week about how donald trump allegedly talked about women on the the set of "the apprentice." so here goes. there will be a lot of bleeps here. >> the thing is -- >> i moved on her, actually. she was down in palm beach. i move pd on her and i failed. >> whoa. >> i'll admit it. she was married. no, nancy. >> gorgeous. >> and i moved on her very heavily. i took her out furniture shopping. she

all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website at etonline.com. before we leave you, check out this video from one republic for their song "kids" the anthem is the second single off their new album, oh, my my, out now. the album also features a collaboration with peter gabriel. enjoy this song and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye bye. ♪ ♪ >> the historical drama "the birth of a nation" is "made in hollywood." >> actor director nate parker tells the true story of a bloody slave up rise that go helped change america forever. >> i think tha looking back at this time, really gives us insight in to solutions that we can use moving forward or how we c really deal with some of the issues that we are facing right now. ♪ mae in hollywood ♪ >>> hey, guys, i am here on location in new york city and today i am going to talk to director tim burton, samuel l. jackson and the rest of the cast of "ss peregrine's school fo peculiar children." >> in >> there is something about looking at old photographs that are so compelling and mis mystes and hauntig and poetic. then

symbol of white supremacy. hollywood celebrities don't like trump either. >> do want to give weapons to a man whose signature signature move aspiring things? they want you to get out and vote as long as you vote correctly. >> think that if they made it clear we must vote for hillary player. john: today's ruling class and its bias, that's our show tonight. and now, john stossel. john: i don't like donald trump. i used to. i found and spontaneous real and entertaining but now i realize he is a mean bully. i know this partly because i saw the video of trump mocking a disabled reporter. >> you have got to see this guy. i don't know what i said. i don't remember. john: trumps opponents quickly made this at based on the video. >> when i saw donald trump mock a disabled person i was shocked. >> when i saw donald trump mock someone with a disability showed me his soul. showed me his heart. i didn't know what he thought. john: a reporter has a disease in trump mocks him but wait a second, trump waives his arms around. the reporters disability means he can't move his arms. also chung did somet

filmmakers of this generation graduated they had no plans to work for the studios. in fact, if hollywood was on their minds at all, it was as an example of what to do differently. the first feature of a filmmaker from usc named george lucas had a title that read like a license plate, "thx 1138." a film with striking imagery, it perplexed studio executives. he later made "star wars." the first feature of a filmmaker from nyu named martin scorsese was picked up by an independent who changed its title and put it in local theatres. it didn't last long. he later made "goodfellas." steven spielberg, francis ford coppola, brian depalma. though their early work was not mainstream hollywood, their later work would ultimately represent what hollywood did best, with works like "e.t.," "the godfather," and "the untouchables," blockbusters. we are going to look at a band of filmmakers who thought they could change the world, and they did. "the film school generation." (whizzing of rockets) (music playing) (screams) don't try it. buddy, look, the lady obviously doesn't want -- look, creep, you want a knuc

. we can't wait to see what she wears. >> she goes all out. hollywood's favorite holiday is tracking at number three. >> giving social media a sneak peek. >> chrissy teigen trying to decide what baby luna should wear for her first halloween. trying a bunch of different costumes out online. and if that wasn't enough, the model promising, i truly have seven more. >> i'm not, you guys and halloween is too much. let me say that right now, too c halloween fever but the rest of hollywood is all in. olivia munn was supergirl as she posted this from a recent party. >> from the halloween superstore. >> america ferrera sharing behind the scenes videos of "super store" which aired last night. >> what's my name? >> david f. pumpkin. >> and america's dad tom hanks david s. pumpkins this year after his appearance on snl last week. >> i won't tell you. it's a flattering costume. it's a chic suit, but it's slimming. >> what about the wig? you have to have like that black wig. >> there's no wig, my darling, i'm wearing the wig right now. >> i heard it sold out. >> it's sold out everywhere. >> this co

of hollywood actors reminded people to vote while blasting donald trump. well, it sparked a parody, a main street response. here's both, take a listen. >> you only get this many famous people together if the issue is one that truly matters to all of us. >> disease or. >> ecological crisis. >> or a racist abusive coward who could permanently damage the fabric of our society. >> election day is tuesday november 8th. i know this because very famous actors told me. >> thanks, famous actors. >> thanks famous actors. >> again, thanks famous actors, it's times like these we realize how lucky we are to have. >> famous hollywood actors to guide us. >> to guide us. >> than i stuff we just don't know. liz: the whole thing is funny. i watched it. political power panel back with me now. ford o'connell, jim kessler. ford, it was hill airs, i don't know if you caught the whole video, it's funny. >> it's great. it shows the arrogance of hollywood elites, they think millennials are stupid and see themselves as the gatekeeper of modern morality. liz: don't you feel because you are in a movie, you get t

insider tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> amy schumer under fire, the comedian slammed for what some are saying is a racially insensitive parody. >> it all started after she released an all star video tribute to beyonce. tracking at number one, amy's grateful. ?? >> i'm grateful to be alive right now. during this time. i hope you have a good night too. >> with that early morning instagram message making no mention of the social media fallout from her formation tribute, on twitter, the amy schumer gotta go party rages on. >> are you my assistant >> yes, you're my assistant the. >> the parody was filmed in in hawaii, where amy just shot her upcoming comedy, mother/daughter. >> it was filmed at the port-a-potty. >> coming out of the port-a-potty. >> accused of cultural -- representing beyonce's political anthem, twitter was not happy. schumer thought a song about the police killing black people was perfect for parody. >> could someone just go out and get me a lemonade. >> parodying lemonade is nothing new. james cordon served us lemon james. and just last week snl unleashed a trump

was asked about the comments on the 2005 "access hollywood" tape where he bragged about grabbing women's genitals because he was famous. she dismissed that as boy talk and he was egged on by billy bush. this is some of the interview. >> it was ten days ago. what did you think when you first saw it? >> i -- i said to my husband, you know, the language is inappropriate. it is not acceptable. and, i was, surprised because that is not the man that i know. and as you can see from the tape, the cameras were not on. it was only a mic. i wonder if they even knew that the mic was on because it was kind of boy talk. he was egged on like -- egged on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> you feel the host billy bush was egging him on? >> yes. >> bringing much more of anderson's interview later in the broadcast. >>> donald trump is calling for a top state department official to be fired over the classification of an e-mail on the private server. newly released documents show under secretary patrick kennedy to convince officials to declassify the e-mail while offering to look into the r

for joining us. it may have been spun into a hollywood tale but the idea of a designated survivor is in fact very real. each year there's one secret person who's ready to assume the top job in the event our government is wiped out. what's it like to be a real-life designated survivor? here's my "nightline" coanchor juju chang. >> there's some kind of explosion in or around the capitol building -- >> reporter: it is the unthinkable. the doomsday scenario. a catastrophic attack on u.s. soil. the president, congress, the upper levels of government, all wiped out. while it's the stuff of dark thrillers, the creators of abc's most talked about show "designated survivor" have something very real in mind. >> sir, you are now the president of the united states. >> so this is your presidential motorcade? >> i'm seeing it for the first time. this is a small one. normally there's about 16 cars. >> reporter: the series marks a return to television for kiefer sutherland, playing a meek, low-level cabinet secretary. >> i, thomas adam kirkman, do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: who's thrust fully

: quip for trump sticking by their candidate, despite that "access hollywood" tape. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. do anything. >> reporter: despite those eight women now alleging inappropriate sexual advances from their trump, many of his female supporters unfazed. >> trump framed! >> guys don't go to hooters for point now to come forth and say something? >> reporter: melania trump asking that same question tonight in an interview on cnn. dismissing her husband's words in that now-infamous tape as boy talk. >> the boys, the way they talk when they grow up and they want to sometimes show each other, oh, this and that and talking about the girls. but yeah, i was surprised, of course. >> reporter: standing er who defended himself tonight. speaking with abc. >> have you crossed the line in the past with women ever? >> i don't think so, i have great respect for women. i have tremendous respect for women. >> reporter: we want to find out, have the latest headlines turned trump's most loyal female supporters against him? >> hillary takes the money like a big sellout -- >> reporter: a few week

time with billy bush at the time billy bush was with "access hollywood." she joins us now and what do you know? >> we obtained this audio at access holly wood and talking about sexual advances towards women. trump and bush are on a bus on the way to an anniversary party in 2005, months after trump married his third wife, milania. you can hear trump talk about a married woman he tried to have sex with and how he behaves with women that he's attracted to. he claims he can do whatever he wants because he is famous. i want to warn you the language this this video is graphic and may be offensive. >> i moved on her and i failed. i will admit it. i tried to [ bleep ]. she was married. i moved on her very heavily, but i took her out furniture shopping. she wanted furniture and i said i will show you where we have nice furniture. i moved on her like [ bleep ] and i couldn't get there. she was married. all of a sudden she has the big phony [ bleep ] and she totally changed her look. >> nbc news reached out to the campaign for comment and has not heard back. he did give a comment to "the washing

creative chief officer at the hollywood reporter, and cnn media correspondent and host of reliable sources, takes my -- you know mouth doesn't work all the time at the end of the 11:00 hour. we'll carry on. i want to talk about the tapes from the apprentice, which have been in high demand since "access hollywood" video on friday. what are they saying about why they can't release this? >> it's legal. there are contractual abgations whi which means they cannot share these tapes, however, i'm sure many news organizations like janice's, like cnn many others that would love to see them. >> don't they own it? >> they do, but that's why they're in a legal trap pause they have contracts presumably with trump that can't share the unaired, unedited footage. >> i want you to watch a complication of scenes from "the apprentice," just from what aired in the broadcast and in the public so far. >> right. >> let me just say something really quick. >> why should you interrupt me? >> i know by interrupting me what are you doing to yourself? >> because i'm being truthful. >> how do you knstupor side

no, i'm not dressed up like michelle turner. she's off tonight. check out how hollywood get ready for halloween. >> i'm focused on halloween right now. i've got two kids. we are like halloween central right now. >> gotta say, we are a little jealous of kate hudson's pumpkin carving party after attending the glisten awards. the girl's got some mad skills. >> for all of these people wondering how to get the perfect star, check that out. >> she was all tricks and no treats when it came to revealing her costume this year, but one thing is for sure. >> i love any excuse for a theme party. >> mariah got her party on early, the little devil, but her billionaire fiance was a no-show. reports were that he called off their wedding, instead, the diva med it a family affair with nick cannon, and monroe and moroccan. she was still wearing her engagement ring. and reese whiterspoon did it up with spider man, aka, her 4-year-old son, spent their time at for the hollywood celebration. scott eastwood channeled his dad, at seth rogen's charity for all ti alzheimer's awarence. he's dressed as a man for

as the new mac guyver, but when we visited the set, we found hollywood's newest romance is building up between lucas and george aihe's. >> he said he was glad to meet somebody as crazy as he was. >> he looks after me and makes sure i don't die. he uses the gun because mcguyver doesn't use guns. >> i told him i hope we keep getting along. can you imagine cut to us three years from now, shaking each other's necks. we're ready for you? oh, yeah, let's go. >> you got 30 minutes. after that, i'm crashing the party. >> lucas has been re-watching the original series, and some of those episodes are pretty memorable. >> technically i would have been 2 years old when the original ended. now, no, i remember. the episode i remember the most when i was the kid was the one with the ant people. it was scary. >> and as for those action scenes, lucas has this look alike stunt guy, but he actually likes to take on a lot of the danger himself. >> why would i do something like that, to save the day? because i'm mcguyver. >> lots of action in that one. by the way, the original was produce the by henry w

brad/angelina divorce damage. will they quit hollywood and is country? what we just learned. >>> then, a side of oprah you've never seen before. >> right now. think about it. >> a private crisis for the first time on camera. >>> then -- four secrets from james corren car pool karaoke with lady gaga. >> something happened in that car pool that's never happened before. ♪ >> and a sneak peek on the set of the all-female "oceans" movie. >> whateverrgeorge knows i want. >> what we know about the new sequel. >> i do have a lot of masculine traits.& >> sorry. i forgot to mention that. >>> now for october 25th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >> new fallout from the brangelina divorce. are theetwo mega stars fleeting from hollywood? >> angie puts family first aad now a major project in limbo. angelina jolie is putting hollywood commitments on hold for her children. "e.t." learned jolie has not been involved in the post production of her most recent movie "first they killeddmy father." angelina directed the film in cambodia. it's now in final editing stage and she's not been

. >>> just ahead we'll talk live to a former "access hollywood" producer who worked with billy bush on whether he thinks there could be more videos to drop. >>> plus, locker room talk. this is what trump was referring to that tape from '05 in that debate last night. what exactly is this sort of locker room talk? what's real, what's not? let's have a chat about that. >>> and, you know, just watching it, the pacing, the finger pointing, the hovering. we'll analyze the body language of both donald trump and hillary clinton. it is absolutely fascinating. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. whether it's connecting one of the world's most innovative campuses. or bringing wifi to 65,000 fans. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more tha

filmmakers, what's important is to do the things that hollywood can't do. >> hinojosa: which is to... >> and that is to portray contemporary native people today. i mean, you know, there's things like... >> hinojosa: and not this idealized... idealized form. you basically are like, "look, it's not all pretty out there." >> well, i mean, you know, i remember just a few years ago going to powwows and seeing an 18-year-old indian kid drive up in a hummer. and you say, "what?" the world's changing, you know? and it was because of, you know, casinos, and... >> hinojosa: and you've actually... you actually think that the gaming and casinos for the tribes are a good thing. >> i think they're absolutely a good thing. you know, the thing to remember about that is that they're all about location. so i mean, in southern california you have great gaming that's going on, and then the northeast-- you know, connecticut and new york, and... >> hinojosa: but is there a part of you that kind of... i was wondering how you deal with any anger that you have. i mean, let's be clear. you were born cheyenn

more of anderson's coopcoo interview. >> it was ten days ago that "access hollywood" tape was released. what did you think when you first saw it? >> i said to my husband that the language is inappropriate. it's not acceptable and i was surprised because that is not the man that i know. and as you can see from the tape, the cameras were not on. it was only a mic. i wonder if they even knew that the mic was on because they were kind of boy talk and he was egged on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> you feel the host billy bush was egging him on? >> yes. yes. >> we will bring you more of anderson's interview with melania trump later in the program. >>> donald trump calling for a top state department to be fired although the fbi is denying a quid pro quo over the declassification of an e-mail on the private server. the documents appear to show under secretary patrick kennedy trying to convince officials to declassify the e-mail and looking into the request for more personnel overseas. it is unclear if he offered or asked by the fbi. apparently it was discussed in some wa

hollywood in 2005 on the nbc lot in burbank where they were shooting an interview and an appearance with donald trump. this was video that was not used in the access hollywood show at that time. it was video that was captured in which donald trump was speaking his mind about women generally, some specific women including a married woman who he said he wanted to have sex with. he used a much stronger phrase than that to describe what he wanted. and he also talked about a woman he was about to meet and who you will see him meet on this video. this is the video that seems to have rocked the trump campaign and there are reports tonight of the possibility that this video could end the trump campaign. here it is. >> i love on her and i failed. i did try and [ bleep ] her. she was married. no this was -- and i move on her very heavily. in fact i took her out furniture shopping. she wanted to get some furniture. i said i'll show you where they've got some nice furniture. i moved on her like a bitch. she's totally changed her looks. >> she's your girl's hottie in the purple. >> whoa! >> my man. w

does. the deal that's got phones from hollywood to hunan ringing off the hook. that's ahead. and we are awaiting hillary clinton and donald trump. both will be speaking in this hour. hillary in detroit, trump in pennsylvania. will trump address house speaker paul ryan's announcement that he's off the trump support train? he's already tweeted about it, but will he comment about it? former new hampshire congressman, senator and governor judd gregg along with missouri governor bob holden on the down-ballot republicans jumping off the bandwagon, but hillary's got her own issues. her "countdown" on the way. ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. or keeping a hotel's guests cuttinconnected.i to 35,000 fans... businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. liz: well, there's hollywood, there's bolly

appointment, we're in hollywood watching them in action. >> who's carlos? >> my brother. >> no way. >> it is. >>> and -- >> rolling in the deep with the trump family. donald, melania and the children talk with george stephanopoulos. why he's taking issue with hillary for spending time at an adele concert. first the "nightline 5." >> think your heartburn pill works fast? take the zantac it challenge. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or you take the zantac it challenge. >> the new recess pew of beneful is really excellent. the first ingredient is chicken. i feel like when he eats ben thatfbenful >>> good evening. thanks for joining russ. tonight we examine those extreme supporters of donald trump who believe he is helping them spread their message of white nationalism. even though he disavows them. we go to the birth place of the ku klux klan and to the home of one of the klan's most famous former grand wizards, david duke, who happens to be running for senate in louisiana. and says he

could feel the tension in the room and then they both got into this access hollywood video that you have been hearing and reading about that was 11 years ago and that access hollywood bus, billy bush interviewing trump. they were getting ready to do a bit for a soap opera. and a cameo for trump and trump said some unseemly they talked about it, both of them on the debate stage. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologize to pie family. i apologized to the american people. certainly i'm not proud of it. but this is locker room talk. >> what we all saw and heard on friday was donald talking about women. what he thinks about women. what he does to women. >> it's just words, folks. it's just words. them for many years. >> steve, do you think he helped himself? >> yeah, i think for the people who wanted to believe in donald trump, again, he reassured them but the think i keep returning to for a lot of women, voters, that he reassure them that he is a guy they can feel good about. that's an open question. >> that's a group he desperately got to get. >> he needs more women vo

world was introduced to johnny castle and baby. there are no new ideas in hollywood... so the movie is hollywood... new ideas in hollywood... so the movie is jennifer grey thinks should play the role of the new baby. new this morning... facebook is great for keeping up with your friends... but when it comes to getting your news," there's a reason some people call it... fake-book. lately, many of us see the "privacy hoax" popping up on our timelines... you know, "facebook will release all your private information unless you change your status to some legal mumbo jumbo." this morning team 12's michelle boudin speaks with an sort "fact" from "fiction"... on facebook. today... with smartphone... we have more information av palm of the hands.but experts say we have become lazy when it comes to checking facts... and seeking out information. many people many people simply post something as fact... because it agrees with their personal beliefs. ahead in our six a-m hour... bad hombres... immigration... we have your politics covered. for the first time ever... the city of cleveland will host a