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>> road trip, thelma and louise in a '66 convertible on their six-day road trip from their dreary lives. now reinunitg with their ride in times square, re-enacting their famous selficke ban theway ahead of their time. >> that was when the polaroid came in, she's just trying to keep hhr life together. >> the reunion for harper's bizarre was just around the corner of the world premier of thelma and louise which we covered in 1991. >> it's just a little bit bigger than that. >> i think it's a movie about a journey of women finding their strength, taking responsibility >> also in attendance was 27-year-old brad pitt who was paid only $6,000 for the role that launched his career. >> take me, break me, make me a man. >> on the set, we witnessed the director ridley scott re-create the sexy scene aboa >> you have really bad manners. >> >>> i don't think he's going to apologize. >> i don't think so. [ gunshot ] >> whew. >> god lova. >> i don't know what i dii. >> after the t-bird, well we all know what happens in the end. they used t cars for this scene, five total in the film. >> one burned, th

>> road trip, thelma and louise taking a break from their dreary lives. now reuniting with their ride in times square, re-enacting their famous selfie back then way ahead of their time. >> that was the polaroid was in that ugly script. >> the reunion harper's bizarre was just around the corner of the world premier of thelma and louise. >> it's just a little bit bigger than that. >> i think it's a movie a journey of women finding their strength, taking responsibilitt for their lives. >> also in attendance was 27-year-old brad who was paid only $6,000 for the role that launched his career. >> make me a >> on the set, we witnessed the director direct a scene about a sexy trucker. >> you have really bad manners. action. >>> i don't think he's going to apologize. >> i don't think so. [ gunshot ] >> whew. >> i don't know what i did. >> after the t -bird, well w know what happens in the five total cars in the film. >> two of them went over the side. >> the f a surprise hit and became a girl power classic. >> the whole point is to not settle and do what's fashion

become a good mother. >> she proved kids always come first. >> >> geena davis and susan sarandon as thelma and louise became a classic, it was a game chan befo truc >> all right. let's go. at this, whatto th an adorable way announce it. i mean come on. >>> what did darker" and i contained one important clab piece. l on etonline.com.an kn >> kloe says she worked hard to lose 35 pounds and she credits it for getting over her with lamar odom. >> she says sh doesn't virtually every poll. i amount only one that beats hillhiar have as a nominee. i will let you know. that way we can have another interview. >> "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ ♪

>>> thelma and louise hit the rude, road 25 years later. we're with the original selfie queens, hearing the stories they've never told. ghost busters >> only "e.t." is on the set of ghost busters. the cameos, the cadillacs, the costumes. >> and -- >> and baby talk with jennifer aniston. wait until you hear our interview overshare. >> there's a lot of information. >>> now, this is entertainment tonight. >> thanks for joining us, everyone. lots of crazy headlines this week, like shocker transformer star, megan fox is pregnant, but she really had everyone wondering, who's the daddy? >> who is the daddy? >> also lindsay lohan is engaged! that was seriously fast. megan fox is she putting her divorce on hold? it sure looks like it. just one day after fox revealed she's expecting, megan and brian were out for lunch. she rocked her baby bump in a colorful, flowing maxi dress. she broke down all the crazy baby daddy speculation with this post. >> that is a big surprise to me. my publicist shook his head at me. he knows me really well. and there are

controversial ending "thelma and louise" going out in a blaze of glory that still has beam talking. > what do you think about the ending. > for me that's the first thing i said. after you test this, are you going to change it, what's going do happen? he said i know you will definitely die. i'm not sure about her. by the end, they kind of -- by the end we had kind of earned the right for both of us. he said you might push her out at the last minute but we only had like one take. >> i think the ending is exactly the way it should be because we get away. i think that's what -- we retain control of our lives to the bitter end no matter what. once we've tasted being in control of ourselves, we never will go back. >> well, said. >> can we show that brad pitt scene one more time? >> it's a pretty hot scene. >> we didn't warn about the spoiler alert. you mean they die 25 years later. >> how does die tan nick" end? >> what are you waiting for? you can finally break up with bleach. lysol with hydrogen peroxide. for a tough clean with zero percent bleach. lysol that. we're in the middle most nig

vault, because we've been with thelma and louise for the whole wild ride. >> woo! ha-ha! >> road trip. in a '66 t-bird, taking a trip from their daily lives. >> in the real world, you want to speed around. >> now reuniting with their ride in times square and reenacting their famous selfie. back then ahead of their time. >> the polaroid, that wasn't in the script. i just thought that would make a lot of albums to keep her life to the. >> the reunion is just around the corner from the world premiere we covered in 1991. >> it's not really a buddy film. it's a little bit bigger than that. >> i think it's a movie about a journey of women finding their strength, taking responsibility for their lives. >> as attending, 27-year-old brad pitt who was paid only $6,000 for the career that launched his career. on the set, we witnessed the director craft the scene where thelma and louise take their revenge on a trucker. >> you have really bad manners. >> i don't think so. >> i don't know what i did. >> as for the t-bird? we all know what happens in the end. they used three cars for thi

. >> jimmy: i'm thelma. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm a louise. i'm a honey. [ laughter ] but i heard this thing. does this ever come up? because i heard a thing on -- i read it on the internet, they're thinking about a sequel to "thelma and louise." >> they were thinking about it, but i can't imagine what that would be. and neither could they, obviously, because there wasn't one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how could there possibly be? >> i said, what would i be doing? and tim said, "you'd be getting a big check." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: would you be ghosts? >> do you have a suggestion? for what it could be? because i don't. >> jimmy: well, maybe after you -- spoiler alert. [ laughter ] after you drive off -- >> after we drive off. >> jimmy: maybe you land of a a spaceship or something? [ laughter ] or maybe it's not that big of a -- >> okay. the "x" files just came back, why not. we could do that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: or maybe the cliff isn't that big of a cliff and you more just get into a a tumble, and then you're in a a coma for 25 years. [ laugh

is it "thelma and louise" that they -- >> yeah. mostly "thelma and louise." [ cheers and applause ] yeah. but there's a phenomenon that happens also where very often somebody will say "i like your movie." and i'm like, okay, what is the one movie they think i made? and it's always "beetlejuice." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, if you're going to see one, that's a good one to see. >> it was very long ago, right? but they think i didn't work since then. >> jimmy: that's the one you can watch over and over and over again. this is from "harper's bazaar," there's you and susan sarandon in the classic -- [ cheers and applause ] why did susan get to drive? was there any discussion of who would drive? >> well, she -- you mean in the movie or -- because in the movie she mostly drives. >> jimmy: no, i mean in the movie. yeah. >> well, you know, she's the more -- that's her car. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good reason. >> after -- she doesn't quite trust me. but after i put the cop in the trunk i take over and drive. >> jimmy: whe

we run into resident thelma williams. after the dogs settled down, we ask about the drought. >> in the 7 or 8 years. things you have to go through, like water on the stove, make sure the water crosses. there's a lot of things you have to do. you don't get up - you jumped to us. they have no water. when did you know that was happening. did you get a warning. >> open the tracking. that was it. as the drought got worse. the well water started shrimping. the almond orchard sucked up what was left. the reason that is green, and this is browning and decaying, the farmers were able to drill further into the ground than she was. another almond farm is across the street. >> they are drilling to get the groundwater that you were dry. >> right. >> do you feel these guysers using your water. >> yes, they literally took it right away. i would be breaking over there if i hoped someone and took a glass for coffee. >> reporter: for decades groundwater is unregulated. it's a game of finders keepers. the finders are those with the biggest

. >> i don't know, some of this seems thelma and luiz. would you answer this question, they keep saying cruz kasich. how do we know it's not kasich cruz? who is on top of the fight? who is the leader and who is the follower? >> i think it's interesting to see which way that should go because there were certainly times earlier in the election season when the kasich team wanted to have this kind of an arrangement where they could direct their energies in different ways to better go after trump and prevent him than to battle each other but as sources have been telling me, it was the cruz team reaching out to kasich over the weekend. if we only look waback over the last couple days, cruz was the moe motivator because he reached that point looking at the numbers and time left and see they cannot get to the 1237 on their own for a long time they believed they could and that's when kasich was trying to get this deal to go along. so i think as we sit right now, it is a cruz kasich deal motivated more from the cruz side but there is benefit to bot

the reunion 25 years in the making, thelma, louise and you'll never believe who was supposed to play the famous brad pitt part. >> i know. i know. >> girl. >> they're only reunited here as we say -- >> both: good morning, america. go! >>> good morning, america. welcome to a very special thursday here in times square. a lot of weddings about to get started. also robin live in rome this morning at the vatican. good morning, robin. >> good morning to you, george. i'm here for an important international conference on stem cell research. it's all about the powerful connection between science and faith and coming up, i cannot wait to share the story of beautiful young girl who's bravely battling a rare neurological disease and the research that's being done right now may be able to help her. there's some research. it's in sioux falls, south dakota, spent time there recently. that story coming up. i've also run into a lot of newlyweds here on their honeymoons so love is in the air here at vatican city and, of course, there in times square as well, guys >> that's right, robin. in fact, befor

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>> she gets top billing, so she was thelma. top billing there. but can you believe 25 years later, what is it about that film that still resonates with folks, susan? >> i don't know. maybe you are what you settle for and i think it's a very romantic, right, it's kind of a romanticized road trip movie but because it was us it ended up being something more significant. >> the ending really caused quite a reaction when you guys were in here so for those people who don't remember, here's a reminder. ♪ >> what do you think about the ending about going over the cliff? ending it that way? >> i mean for me that's the first thing i said after you test this, are you going to change it and they'll both be at club med or something? what's going to happen? he said i know you will definitely die. i'm not sure about her. >> i didn't know about that conversation. >> by the end we earned the right for both of us to go -- he said you might push her out at the last minute but actually it ended up -- we only had like one take too. they shot the helicopters all day

maybe it's "thelma and louise." with the distinct possibility they'll go off the cliff together. trump couldn't resist mocking them as only trump can. >> i have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion. >> reporter: this in a week when his campaign had been playing presidential hoping to show a more refined softer spoken version of the candidate. trump's campaign aids insist the whole brash billionaire think is a hack. this article posted by cnn. donald trump is no elijah dolittle. "the main in spain ♪ >> if you have a football team and you're winning and you get to the super bowl, you're not changing your quarterback, right. >> i don't buy donald trump 2.0. i don't think it exists or ever exists. >> reporter: hillary clinton clearly plans to use trump's temperament. she was already sharpening her lines. >> in this campaign, it's important that people not just give speeches and get everybody riled up. you need to ask them what are you going to do and how are you going to do it? don't just give me the rhetoric and the demagoguery. >> reporter: her closing add al

>> and the controversial ending, thelma and louise going out in a blaze of glory that still has people talking. >> what do you think about the ending? about going over the cliff? >> that's the first thing i said. after you test this, are you going to change this and they're both going to be at club med. he said i know you'll definitely die. i'm not sure about her. and by the end they kind of -- >> i didn't know about this conversation. right to go over. he said you might push her out at the last minute, but it ended up, we only had one take. >> i think the ending is exactly the way it should be. because we get away. i think that's what -- despite the fact that we kill ourselves, we retain control of our lives to the bitter end, no matter what. once we've tasted being no control, we'd never go back. >> well said. wooes kwth premind us of the words, a real friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out. thank you for watching >>> new at 11:00 tonight, a scare at donald trump's midtown offices. a suspicious powder discovered einiger is on the scene with the breaking details. >> just

. >> reporter: thelma simmons is an oakland activist who says this can be used as a "teachable moment." ♪[ music ] >> reporter: alexander hamilton is reliving his 15 minutes of fame on broadway in the musical "hamilton," so successful that popular sentiment was to keep him on the $10 and put harriet tubman on the $20 instead. that's okay with tubman backers. >> it's time we sort of broaden the concept of -- of what it is to be an american. >> reporter: who do you think that is? >> um, that's a great question. >> reporter: yeah. the others named today, grace the back of the $10 bill might be harder to identify. like sojourner truth. >> i know who she is. >> reporter: you do? >> yes, sir. >> who is it? >> she was a civil rights activist. >> reporter: others include susan b. anthony, katie stanton, alice paul. >> and frances scott key. >> reporter: it's lucretia mud and she may have been taken better pictures in her day. she was a abolitionist and women's rights advocate that we'll get to see more of when the new bills start being printed in 2020. and new on the back of the $5 bill, el

similar to the movies we grew up with, movies from the 80s and 90s like "48 hours" "beverly hills cops ""thelma and louise." where the comedy is real but the bullets are also real. >> trevor: what makes people laugh more than bullets. that combination. it works really well. one thing that fascinated me in the film. you talk about code switching. code switching is basically where you act differently depending on the group you're with. >> cultural situation. >> trevor: you do natha in the movie. >> we do it in real life. >> we're doing it right now. we're doing it right now. >> trevor: what are you acting like? >> we'll come back out, and-- >> come back in. we're going to do like this. >> yeah, nan. >> no, no, man, what's up, trev? >> this is the real key and peele right here. it's where it's been the whole time. >> we really do talk differently-- and i think everyone does. i think that's the thing. code switching it's not just a black thing, it's not just a mixed thing. you talk to your different than you talk to your best friend or some dudes about to kill you on the street. >> trevor: my grand

susan said, well, thelma is not with her husband. one would only hope she found brad and maybe louise became a lesbian. the issue of "bazaar" hits news stands next tuesday. that's the eclectic pop start. the team was ready to go with it. that's throwing them under the bus. >> something for everybody. >> you believe in the people? >> okay. >> with good air bags, i guess. >>> mr. roker, do you have any weather? >> i don't. that's >>> thanks, al. good morning, everyone. still chilly out there. need the jackets. this is what it feels like outside right now. we have windchills in the 20s and 30s, so a wintry feel this morning turns into a bright and cool afternoon. temperatures back into the 50s later today, a high of 57 degrees and look at all the blue skies and sunaline to enjoy on this wednesday. we're back into the 60s tomorrow and friday. low 60s there. mid-60s on saturday, 72, finally warm by sunday. >> that's your latest weather. >>> a group of high school students in nashville are pinching themselves this moirrning. >> six weeks a

susan said, well, thelma is not with her husband. one would only hope she found brad and maybe louise became a lesbian. that'd be fabulous. she said. the issue of "bazaar" hits news stands next tuesday. that's the eclectic pop pop sta. i talked today our team about they're ready to go. >> everybody -- >> i think they survived. >> you believe they survived? >> i believe they survived. >> with good air bags, i guess. >> mr. roker? do you have any weather? >> i don't. that's what's going on around the country. >> i didn't think so. >>> sunshine and very chilly on a wednesday morning. temperatures are only in the upper 30s and low 40s right now. but the good news is it will be nice all day long today. a cool start to tomorrow morning. a warming trend is coming our way. highs near 60. low 60s tomorrow. mid 60s on friday and saturday. looks like we're going to be dry for most if not all of the next seven days. slightest chance for a shower tuesday nigh >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. >>> a group of high school students in

susan said, well, thelma is not with her husband. one would only hope she found brad and maybe louise became a lesbian. that'd be fabulous. she said. the issue of "bazaar" hits news stands next tuesday. that's the eclectic pop start. the team was ready to go with it. that's throwing them under the bus. >> something for everybody. >> you believe in the people? >> okay. >> with good air bags, i guess. >>> mr. roker, do you have any weather? >> i don't. th's what's going on aroatun >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start with a quick warm up and bright sunshine. sunny skies, light wind, the upper 50s to low 60s this afternoon. the wind out of the north-northeast at 10 miles an hour. that's cool air back in play tomorrow morning. 38 in the morning. but a nice warm up. in fact, a warming trend starts tomorrow afternoon. 65 on saturday and then it's into the 70s for sunday and monday. have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. >>> a group of high school students in nashville are pinching them

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