THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • A new gym has opened in San Francisco, Power Plant Gym, where it's OK to smoke pot while working out.

  • Airport screenings made 70,000 miss American Airlines flights this year.

  • There's a heatwave underway in northern India, where the temperatures have hit all-time highs, as in 123 degrees.

  • Dustin Diamond, who played Screech on "Saved by the Bell" is back in a Wisconsin jail after allegedly violating his parole from a bar fight conviction.

  • Peta Murgatroyd and fiance Maksim Chmerkovskiy are reportedly expecting their first child.

  • Keep your eyes on a new restaurant chain, The Organic Coup. Lots of Costco money is being invested in it.

  • Rough week for Johnny Depp. His mother passed away last Friday, his wife of 15 months -- Amber Heard -- filed for divorce.

  • 77-year-old Kenny Rogers has launched his farewell tour.

  • Ex-Browns QB Johnny Manziel was kicked out of a Vegas nightclub last week after allegedly punching someone.

  • Lenworth "Kip" Williamson of Saugus, MA, has run a minimum of 3 miles every day since January 1 of 1989 -- or 10,000 days in a row, as of May 18.

  • R&B singer The Weeknd and rapper Belly have canceled their performance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" Wednesday because it was the same episode that Donald Trump was a guest.

  • Steven Spielberg gave the commencement speech at Harvard yesterday afternoon.

  • Hillary Clinton has said, "No, thank you" to a debate with Bernie Sanders before the California primary June 7th. But now there's talk of a Sanders/Trump debate.

  • A town in Australia has been invaded by 100,000 bats.

  • A new blood test reportedly can warn men who are at a risk of dementia.

  • The CDC says only 15% of Americans still smoke cigarettes.

  • Paul McCartney says that Kanye West is a "crazy guy that comes up with some great stuff."

  • And now there is a dating website for people who are Donald Trump fans.

  • Jennifer Aniston's mom, Nancy Dow, has passed away at age 79.

  • Yes, the late Alan Rickman will be in theaters this weekend, as the voice of the caterpillar in "Alice through the looking glass."

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