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tom hanks turns 63 former nfl star and convicted arm robber o.j. simpson turns 72 thanks for waking up with us i'm marlie hall. >> and i'm melissa rehberger baby shark will be live on the plaza with a special announcement you won't want to miss keep it right here more news straight ahead oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> and good tuesday morning to you, july 9th. taking a live look outside at san rafael, good start to the morning, and cars are already on their way. we thank you for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia, and we are in full swing of summer, though if you open your window right now, it's ikeno that. >> no, not at all. it's been really nice and actually cool for this time of year. a live look outside in walnut creek, as you step out, temperatures in the upper 50s. another slow

then you saw , in philadelphia, tom hanks portrays a man with aids. and an academy award-winning movie. we have the script that is signed by all the cast embers of that. and i, of course, ellen degeneres, who comes out on the cover of public magazine. the repercussions that came from that. who show was canceled soon after that. she received death threats because of that pickup nevertheless, that moment in time is a really powerful moment. forward movement for the lgbtq rights community. then you have more shows like will and grace. even vice president biden spoke about the tv show, will and grace, as doing more to get more americans used to the idea of same- sex marriage than anything else. because in that event, they had invited people into the living rooms. in case when they saw that people might not know people in their lives. >> will and grace, we have movies like look back mountain, modern family. he is a popular sitcom. and then of course, katelyn jenner coming out on the cover of vanity fair is a transgender woman. these are all moments in time

. >> the film stars tom hanks. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood a beautiful day for a neighbor will you be mine ♪ >> and all that matters. >> today marks 18 days since asap rocky was put in jail after a street fight in stockholm. >> at this rate if sweden keeps him locked up longer he'll have to change the dollar sign in his name to a euro. >> on "cbs this morning." >> president trump slamming the leaders of puerto rico saying he is the best thing to happen to the island. >> i'm the best thing that ever happened to puerto rico. >> the best thing? i got two words for you. ricky martin. okay? you, sir. you, sir. you,sir, are livin the vidaa. presented by toyot s goces. >> i did not see that joke coming. i thought he was going to say you, sir, are no ricky martin. the way he said it. that was very good. knows how to put a button on something. >> very well delivered. welcome to "cbs this morning." vladimir duthiers is here because -- >> anthony mason is off. rarely is anthony mason off. >> so true. he's chilling somewhere. we'll begin with this. we've got lots of news this mornin

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polish man just kept my browser and wanted to he came at the head with a stick and i managed to block hank's saying to beat him and suddenly and as a polish man jess hit me in the face and i just during some seconds lost my mind rights and it took $45.00 tension with russia became worse when the presenter for the opposition t.v. channel attacked the russian president vladimir putin with offensive remarks and obscenity is directed at his late mother and father but since then president putin has ordered the parliament not to pursue further sanctions against georgia even though the ban on direct flights from russia remains that's having a big impact on tourism and it's the backbone of georgia's economy could what's happening here be a storm of the tick up a minority of people trying to take on the government accusing it of being too lenient on russia or is it the start of something much bigger a movement that will take on the state machinery accusing it of being influenced or even more than that controlled manipulated by russia what's known as soft power. a former georgian ambassador to the uni

police chief hank stowinski says ent is prohibited from cooperating with federal immigration authorities to enforce civil deportation . orders >> when a criminal immigration warrant is located in the data base during a traffic stop or an investigation, the individual will be detained and confirmation with i.c.e. will be made. >> chief stowinski says the department ha o also sent letters to officers explaining e the differenetween a civilsu mmons and a criminal arrest warrant. officers must now contact their supervisor if they don't know the difference between the two. ermeanwhile, the murd of two traengender wom from the district has become the force behind an extraordinary uniting of d.c.'s lgbt community. >> tonight news 4as there as d.c.'s delegate to congress, eleanor holmes norton, heard their imlpssioned pleas for he and understanding. news 4's jackie bensen with that story. new tonight. >> we as the community, we've got to do something. >> reporter: transgender activists flank d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton as she r asks to heatheir stories and their ideas for solutions to th

critical to the plot and takes up a quarter of an hour of this rehearsal and you think that was there with hank you know i mean i read both believe that she would take more care because it's i mean her it's the symbol of the love of her life and everything oh my god actually to her well i tell you what probably throw it down that me. if you do feel he's being argumentative or difficult to really think you know he's searching to find out what this is about a new course you know any directory things you go to all the answers is a fool it's funny i love the idea of her just drops out of it but anyway good. well but if it doesn't it guys stay with it for a day after if it doesn't work because it does it's very clear here it is very clear what you're doing it's very clear that. the toughest role in this would be enough the most serious. but at the same time kaufman met one of his big challenges. the one concern the bombs he sang the love direct from deep. with its hair raising cries of fill some. vals you know those 2 veils are just. you know i mean held them half an hour it is sort of a tradition w

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rogers, more specifically, tom hanks has mr. rogers we have an exclusive first look of tom hanks as the tv icon in "a beautiful day in the neighborhood." >> hello, neighbor i'm mr. rogers i'm here to entertain you. >> do you consider yourself a hero >> i think the best thing we can do is to let people know that each one of them is precious >> hey, mr. rogers. ♪ please, won't you be my neighbor ♪ >> that was wonderful. >> great trailer if it were a horror film. >> the music. >> carson! >> come on >> then the neighborhood wasn't that nice. >> why would you go there? >> it was setting me up for that turn >> i like dark. >> it is not. >> it's wonderful and great. >> it's the perfect casting of all time probably the most loved actor in america, make him mr. rogers "a beautiful day in the neighborhood" is not a murder film it is a wonderful movie, out november 22nd. >> wow. >>> finally, tim mcgraw, the country superstar, sat down with jenna for your open book digital series and revealed some of his favorite reads one made him cry.

rogers, you'll likely agree, tom hanks's portrayal is spot on the video already has more than 3 1/2 million views on youtube the film hits theaters november 22nd makes me want to go back and watch old episodes of mr. rajrs. >> i just did that with my niece t g e of america's most lovable be go. looking forward to that. >>> all right. was this family fun or a dangerous stunt? that's a question a lot of people are asking abou brane check out the video. he posted it of him leaping off daughterf while holding the hand it happened whillie some say his daughter appeared to be hesitating before jumping. others say she came dais drucely close to the rocks below even dwayne "the rock" johnson commented, this gave me anxiety. but show -- you see that video, right beforehand, she doesn't want to jump right away. >> she kept holding his arm. what if he went so far ahead it's not just quitting hugettint he could have dislocated her elbow. >> you do something like that, you have to be all in or not you can't hesitate >> i want to know what gisele thinks about the whole thing, if she was angry. >> very ha

yes hank you for being here, t cruz. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible by the margaret and daniel.obe foundati additional funding provided by corporate funding provided by stevens, inc. ♪ >>> hello,yo everne, and welcome to "amanpour & compas." here's whaoming up. fo that's one small step for man, one giant leamankind. >> those immortal words sken from the moon 50 years ago, and we dedicate our show to the miracle of "apollo 11 i speak to michael collins, the third man aboard, alo with armstrong and aldrin. >> i felt very much a part of wh was going on with neal and -- neil and buzz. i was their ticket home. >> then, theassive effort t support the mission. >> the story is so often told from the perspastive of the onauts, and

then bumped to september and now it's moved again to november 22nd where it will go up against tom hanks as mister rogers in a beautiful day in the neighborhood and the animated sequel frozen 2. it chapter to not only continues the story of the 2017 horror hit it takes longer to do so according to imdb the sequel runs 2 hours and 45 minutes, a full half hour longer than the first film, maybe it's no surprise that the film's total 5 hours of screen time after all the stephen king novel on which they're based is more than 1100 pages long. >>in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>a little scary let's go outside and check in the bay bridge traffic, there's a little bit of a lot and as you can see it's mostly for the cash paying folks and that line already spilling back to you on the end of the law to be on to do over crossing so it's a sign that traffic is picking up that means get on out there right now. >>before it gets too bad into crowded, it's going to be a little fog, especially for those of you using the bay bridge and the golden gate heading into san francisco. you will notice of fog acro

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amidst a dramatic kind of experience that occurred with hank paulson former c.e.o. of goldman sachs and treasury secretary at the time on his knees in front of nancy pelosi who was speaker of the house then and now in congress and he said you have to help the banks so fed wants to help the banks treasury department wants to help the banks because otherwise supposedly all mayhem is going to break loose no money will come out to people so it's that ok brought rates down to 0 and where the collusion comes in is it wasn't just the fed the problem that the financial system cause from wall street throughout the rest of the world was so big that not just one central bank could make money cheap enough could create enough artificial money by itself and so the fed did collude did work together with the european central bank with the bank of england with the people's bank of china later that was kind of separate story with the bank of japan and so forth to create enough money to put into the financial system to keep it safe for itself and alternately what that did is a transfe

federal reserve decided that the way to fix this amidst a dramatic kind of experience that occurred with hank paulson former c.e.o. of goldman sachs and treasury secretary at the time on his knees in front of nancy pelosi who was speaker of the house then and now in congress and he said you have to help the banks so fed wants to help the banks treasury department wants to help the banks because otherwise supposedly all mayhem is going to break loose no money will come out to people that said ok brought rates down to 0 and where the collusion comes in is it wasn't just the fed the problem that the financial system cause from wall street throughout the rest of the world was so big that not just one central bank could make money cheap enough could create enough artificial money by itself and so the fed did collude did work together with the european central bank with the bank of england with the people's bank of china later that was kind of separate story with the bank of japan and so forth to create enough money to put into the financial system to keep it safe for itself and all timidly what th

amidst a dramatic kind of experience that occurred with hank paulson former c.e.o. of goldman sachs and treasury secretary at the time on his knees in front of nancy pelosi who was speaker of the house then and now in congress and he said you have to help the banks so fed wants to help the banks treasury department wants to help the banks because otherwise supposedly all mayhem is going to break loose no money will come out to people that said ok brought rates down to 0 and where the collusion comes in is it wasn't just the fed the problem that the financial system cause from wall street throughout the rest of the world was so big that not just one central bank could make money cheap enough could create enough artificial money by itself and so the fed did collude did work together with the european central bank with the bank of england with the people's bank of china later that was kind of separate story with the bank of japan and so forth to create enough money to put into the financial system to keep it safe for itself and all timidly what that did is a transferre

-was it the accent because a white acto hank azaria, did the accent. -yeah. the accent is definite a part of it. it's an accent meant to elicit laughter. it's not that realistic. the fact that everytonng he did always wascted to his indianness or what, like, the white writers ananexecutives thought inss was. -you were taking on... or yov are taking on a well tv show and taking on the question of apu in relation to identity politics, so what was your process in deciding how to present this issue in a way that would make sense and matter to a broad audiencer i mean, i think "the simpsons in deciding how to present this issue is a great placeart because it's "the simpsons."sh it's a globa. like, there's so many of us who grew up on it. "tfl simpsons" at its peak nced so much of the conversation of the country. pomean, it was a very ant show, so that already gave me a place, an institution to start from. -what was the impact, do you think, of apu? -i mean, i think for a lot i think it shaped entity.icans there was a certain emrrassment sometimes about being who w

bea white actor, hank azaria, did the accent. -yeah. the rtcent is definitely a f it. it's an accent meant to elicit laughter. it's not that realistic. the fact that everything he did always was connected to his indiannits or what, like, the writers and executives thought indianness was. -you were taking on...in or you are ton a well-loved tv show and taking on the question of apu in relation to identity politics, so e in a way that woul sense and matter to a broad audience? in deciding how to present this issuema -sure. i mean, i think "the simpsons" is a great place to start because it's "the simpsons." it's a global show. like, there's so many of us who grew up on it.s" "the simpst its peak influenced so much of the conversation of the country. i mean, was a very, so that already gave me a place, an institution to start from. yhat was the impact, think, of apu? -i mean,ng think for a lot of youth asian-americans, i think it shaped our identity. there was a certain embarrassment sometimes about being who we were. there was an embarrassment of our parents, sometimes a

amidst a dramatic kind of experience that occurred with hank paulson former c.e.o. of goldman sachs and treasury secretary at the time on his knees in front of nancy pelosi who was speaker of the house then and now in congress and he said you have to help the banks so fed wants to help the banks treasury department wants to help the banks because otherwise supposedly all mayhem is going to break loose no money will come out to people that said ok brought rates down to 0 and where the collusion comes in is it wasn't just the fed the problem that the financial system cause from wall street throughout the rest of the world was so big that not just one central bank could make money cheap enough could create enough artificial money by itself and so the fed did kalu did work together with the european central bank with the bank of england with the people's bank of china later that was a kind of separate story with the bank of japan and so forth to create enough money to put into the financial system to keep it safe for itself and all timidly what that did is a transferred

. >> as his character spends more time with tom hanks, he starts to see him as more than his sexuality or his disease. >> let's get it out of the classroom, because this case is not just about aids, is it? so let's talk about what this case is really all about. the general public's hatred, our loathing, our fear of homosexuals. >> he can bring the audience on that journey to say we don't need to fear people. we don't need to despise or stigmatize them. >>> my name is forest, forest gump. >> it's a very rare thing for me to read a script and not be able to put it down. >> "forest gump" is a marvelous look on the how history happens. it's a play on the contingency and accident that shapes our world. >> we were the first american to visit the land of china in like a million years, something like that. somebody said world peace was in our hands. but all i did was play ping pong. >> that film embodies everything that makes tom great. he's a fantastic dramatic actor and he's a magnificent comedy actor. i can't think of another actor living or dead who could have ever done that part. >> by th

amidst a dramatic kind of experience that occurred with hank paulson former c.e.o. of goldman sachs and treasury secretary at the time on his knees in front of nancy pelosi who was speaker of the house then and now in congress and he said you have to help the banks so fed wants to help the banks treasury department wants to help the banks because otherwise supposedly all mayhem is going to break loose no money will come out to people so it's that ok brought rates down to 0 and where the collusion comes in is it wasn't just the fed the problem that the financial system cause from wall street throughout the rest of the world was so big that not just one central bank could make money cheap enough could create enough artificial money by itself and so the fed did kalu did work together with the european central bank with the bank of england with the people's bank of china later that was a kind of separate story with the bank of japan and so forth to create enough money to put into the financial system to keep it safe for itself and alternately what they did is a transfer

hank you to president david morgan and congratulations to the other nominees. our colleague brendan was a presenter at the award. >> thank you, leah and mike, for watching us every >>morning. still ahead, hollywood furns the loss an award-winning actor who passed away overnight. >>> plus, was russia behind the conspiracy theory following the days of the murder of seth rich. we're looking at a new report that says yes. >> time for your dog-walking fore tst. look ats cutie, 10 month old annabelle, spring eer spaniel m. only going to be a 40 dog when she grows up. dog-walking forecast for today, no weather worries today but the pavement will be hot later on in pavement will be hot later on in the [ up-tempo music plays ] we don't just play music in d.c. ♪ at we make songs th celebrate life... and love and living. they're d rn in our souls anhearts. and the beat travels up through our bodies until there's nowhere else for it to go but out. that's the way it is here. that's the way we like it. ♪ >> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. >>> good morning, everybod

enjoy the rest of the weekend. .hank you, morgan. >>> news4 today starts now. >> barry pushes north. the dangerous storm tha weakened but could bring catastrophic amounts of rain to the gulf region. the latest from louisiana. >>> today is the day for possible immigration raids across the country. more on the operation that could be happening as we speak. >>> and into the darkness. power goes out for tens of thousands of people new york city. the latest on the outage that quickly went viral. sca moments in new york city. >> yes. >> a lot of news to get to this morning. thank you for joiningi' us. meagan fitzgerald. i'm cory smith. we are starting with the weather. acking things on the gulf with tropical storm barry. also here in the region a beautiful day in the dmv. now, if you got your hair doner fo church or brunch, good luck to you. that humidity is not playing around, lauryn. >> it's not.ut p the extra serum in it, all that spray and everything like that, because it's going to frizz as soon as you walkts oue, which is clearly what i'm used to because i have fly aways constantly.

amidst a dramatic kind of experience that occurred with hank paulson former c.e.o. of goldman sachs and treasury secretary at the time on his knees in front of nancy pelosi who was speaker of the house then and now in congress and he said you have to help the banks so fed wants to help the banks treasury department wants to help the banks because otherwise supposedly all mayhem is going to break loose no money will come out to people so it's that ok brought rates down to 0 and where the collusion comes in is it wasn't just the fed the problem that the financial system cause from wall street throughout the rest of the world was so big that not just one central bank could make money cheap enough could create enough artificial money by itself and so the fed did kalu did work together with the european central bank with the bank of england with the people's bank of china later that was a kind of separate story with the bank of japan and so forth to create enough money to put into the financial system to keep it safe for itself and all timidly what that did is a transfer

but the leadership is corrupt, and incompetent. .hank you very much, everybody [several talking at once] president trump: thank you, everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the trump administration and congress have reached a budget nation's lifts the debt limit for two years and raises federal spending levels. politico, here from from their article about the deal. the president tweets about the agreement. pleased to announce the deal has been struck with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, senate minority leader chuck schumer, speaker of the house minority sed to announce pelose leader on a two-year budget and debt ceiling with no poison pills. house nancy f the pelosi and senate minority leader today, a bipartisan agreement has been reached that will enhance our national security and invest in middle-class priorities that advance the health and financial security of the american people. it concludes by saying that th

. >> hank in jonesboro, georgia. know whetherke to , to thehe u.n. laws judges use those laws to abide by? our obligations are to the obligations to secure protections for individuals seeking persecution. it is codified through the immigration and nationality act. honoring the international obligations through domestic law. those are called our asylum laws. we do have to honor those and follow the law when allowing individuals to pursue applications for asylum or withholding of removal and protection against torture. >> billy in brooklyn. democrat. want toop and trump build a border wall to keep the so-called illegals out. they want people to come in legally. they have a problem with legal immigration, too. tom cotton and immigration hardliners, when they tried to propose copperheads of immigration reform, the proposed reducing the number of legal green cards by half. as judges, we don't comment. it's not appropriate for judges to comment on substantive law or those policy considerations. is the can explain impact of those positions on the court or t

you have meg ryan and you have tom hanks. >> she made everything beautiful. and it's just tough, this time of year. i mean any kid needs a mother. >> could it be that you need someone just as much as jonah does? >> yes. >> norah ephron prepared movies like no other director i've worked with. we would work for weeks prior to the beginning of shooting. every line was specifically found or written or perfected. >> it was like, magic. >> norah ephron was unafraid to take something that felt familiar but then cover it in unfamiliar territory. >> have sex with her, huh? >> i certainly hope so. >> will she scratch up your back? >> what? >> in the movies women are always scratching up the man's back and screaming and stuff when they're having sex. >> how do you know this. >> jed's got cable. >> oh. >> this movie is about a widower. that i thought was a brave choice. you saw people on screen working out a problem who weren't necessarily from the traditional american family. . >> i left her bibi the telescopes. >> the great thing about norah is when she wa talking abou

detached remain determined to carry on the fight among them thomas radford, excuse me thomas mumford, hank chamberlain, david mcintosh, john mosby and others. many of them would think their way to north carolina, trying to join up with jojo, instead, what i want to talk to who did take grant offered. that is in the days and weeks after april 9, thousands of lee's men would complete the process of surrender in paroling that began at appomattox. on april 10, hill will use the map to show us where we are, on april 10, lieutenant colonel thaddeus l barker and ricky fermented court began issuing paroles here in farmville. from his headquarters on main street, marshall barker paroled at least 2384 confederates over the next 11 days. who were these men? some of those men were men who have been captured in the fighting on the eighth the night. there was debate about whether they were to be included in the terms. as of april 11, barker is paroling these men. nearly 600 of those paroled had been patients in the towns hospitals. some of them admitted only a few days earlier. but, the vast majority of

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you have meg ryan and you have tom hanks. >> she made everything beautiful. and it's just tough, this time of year. i mean any kid needs a mother. >> could it be that you need someone just as much as jonah does? >> yes. >> norah ephron prepared movies like no other director i've worked with. we would work for weeks prior to the beginning of shooting. every line was specifically found or written or perfected. >> it was like, magic. >> norah ephron was unafraid to take something that felt familiar but then cover it in unfamiliar territory. >> have sex with her, huh? >> i certainly hope so. >> will she scratch up your back? >> what? >> in the movies women are always scratching up the man's back and screaming and stuff when they're having sex. >> how do you know this? >> jed's got cable. >> oh. >> this movie is about a widower. that i thought was a brave choice. you saw people on screen working out a problem who weren't necessarily from the traditional american family. >> i left her by the telescopes. >> the great thing about norah is when she was talking about t

tom hanks you're the best. >> my favorite space movie is outland which a lot of people don't know. it's high noon in outer space. >> perhaps the greatest film about interstellar trachl has to be totals recall. peak arnold schwarzenegger. sharon stone. alien mutation things. a cinematic masters. >> empire strikes back for three reasons. number one lando. number two, dagaba, seems like a completely freaky space. number three in the trilogy the first chance to see the power of the force. >> my favorite is "star wars." i still remember seeing that movie as an 11-year-old girl and being so inspired by the idea of living and working in space. something i'm still working towards today. >> it's difficult but i would have to say the right stuff is my favorite, just because it shows the risks that the -- the astronauts took. choosing my car insurance was the easiest decision ever. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a company i can trust, with over 75 years of great savings and service. ♪ now that's a win-win. switch to gei

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hank you. >>> we move a developing story in montgomery county, where the quick actions of a police officer saved the lives of two people. >> the pair rescued from a burning home early this morning just off new hampshire avenue in the colesville area. >> that's where we find amy cho where we talked with one of those residents. i'm su that personis glad to see the first responders this morning. >> we just spoke to the husband who lives here, he and w hisfe were understandably very shaken up to see their house destroyed like this, you can see some of theb rub left behind, just absolutely devastating for them. the couple t ls meey have no idea where they're going to live now. i want to show you pictures of what caused all of this. huge flames completely gutting the house, also, an unbelievable amount of smoke. the police patrol sergeant was able get here and pull that couple to safety. an offduty firefighter happened to be driving by. he was able to help. certainly a case of right place at the right time. we have video from chopper 4. e fire started around 5:30 this morning. the husband who wa

paul: bob o'donnell, we have to leave it there. .hanks for joining us plenty more to come on "daybreak us trillion. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: 8:30 a.m. on a very pleasant, cool morning here in sydney. the market open 90 minutes away. futures currently unchanged as we look to the open. i'm paul allen in sydney. itry: and the new york where is 6:30 p.m. you are watching "daybreak australia." >> reports from tokyo suggest the bank of japan is divided from the need to ease policy or remain on hold when officials meet next week. on thursday'snd decision from the european central bank. the report says many board members do not see an immediate need to boost stimulus as robust domestic consumer demand is making up for weak exports. aazon is being lauded as success but also a problem for traditional sales in the u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin tells cnbc that other the company has certain benefits, it has destroyed retail across the country. he also said there's no question amazon has restricted competition and that he welcomes the justice department investigation into big tech and i

the shaw hank redemption is turning 25. the film is being shown at movie theaters nationwide from september 22nd through 25th. the mother tells the story of a group of inmates forging a friendship inside a corrupt prison. the movie was a disappointment at the box office but received 7 oscar nominations. >>> one step closer, the bay area little league team tais working their way hopefully to the little league world series. an update on the game they are maying right now. ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> a look at the market here, before the closing bell. earlier, around 11:00 our time the federal reserve lowered the key interest rate for the first time this a decade. you can see the dow jones dropped, continually down 279 points. a study out of berkley, highlight what is researches are call

.> >>hank you, chuck. >> the new for today. >> the "today" show is next. enjoy your day. >> make it a great thursday, everybody. >>> good morning. breaking overnight. state of rtergency. pas of the gulf coast now under a hurricane watch. a dangerous storm that's already flooded new orleans. >> we're just completely stranded here. >> bearing down thismorning. al tells us where it's going and when it could hit. >> immigrationcrackdown. a new record those raids set to target thousands of undocumented migrantscross the country will happen this weekend, and the 's w nbcne n ews exclusive on allege sexual assault at a border detention center. the latest in a live report. >> devastating mix-up. an outraged couple sues after they claim a fertility clinic er

please say hello to tom hanks. here he is. >> no one can go on the david letterman show and try to steer it towards a point of view or push something, it just wouldn't stand for it. you're on to do one thing and one thing only, be as funny as the rest of the show. >> you know, we could get in a two-shot here dave. >> we could actually send a crew home, couldn't we? >> as a comedian, you want the biggest audience that you could get. for dave, he knew a lot of things that he would do were going to alienate people. he didn't care. he wanted his thumb print out there, and that was the important thing. >> it's time for small town news. paul? paul schafer, ladies and gentlemen. >> the show making fun of itself and turning itself inside out that way was something kind of new. >> don't we look like guys who could be hanging around together? >> absolutely. >> would you like to hang around with me? >> no. >> i'll say again, this is the stupidest show. >> i thought i would never want to do this show with you. >> why? because

. >> susan,hank y so much. we are in weather alert mode, we're contending with some rain right now, we're looking to kinl ofke a round two later this ou evening for r evening commute. >> this is what we have to watch throughout the afternoon, coming rightn through the d.c. metro area. i think that's going to be the problem here, on mondayt was the morning rush, we're not expecting a repeat of what we saw o monday,we have a flash flood watch in effect, just inj case we see flash flooding, i think we will in some locations. th city has cleared out a pittle bit. still a shower u to the top screen.f your that shower moving in to northern prce georges county. current temperatu sitting at 82 degrees. 82, that's not too bad. how about the humidity. add in the a humidi the heat index, 100 in quantico,ed fricksburg coming in at 101. manassas at 96 degrees, annapolis . t's hot and humid across our region, that's only going to add fuel to the fireor a good chance of those storms. here they are currently around our region.

. >> hank darrow. i'd like to echo the concerns about alcohol. this is just too many places serving alcohol. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. seeing no other members of the public on this item, we will close public comment. supervisor brown, given the statistics of our various walks down the hallway, should we task the city attorney with finding the named restricted use districts and other commercial districts in the aforemention aforementioned d 1, d 2, d 10, d 3. i have not heard from d 7, but d 8. can we task the city attorney with that? >> supervisor brown: yes. and i just want to say that i checked in with every single office and with the supervisors and their staff. and one of the things that we did, chair peskin, is we -- every single districts is we gave the impacts -- we let the supervisors and their staff know what the impacts of this legislation would be on their district. and i would love if city attorney jon givner can speak to retaining some of the buffers and taking some away, too. >> mr. givner: deputy city attorney jon givn

earlier this year i joined hank johnson from georgia to the safe roads act to require commercial motor with an to be equipped automatic emergency break or aeb in 2015 in an agreement with the national highway traffic safety administration or that the ntsb recommended all -- come standard with all -- enger > recently we recommended this technology for school buses in chattanooga and special investigation report. in the work you're talking about emergency breaking provides protection in the last moments if there is a crash that imminent and provides that breaking to mitigate the forces involved with the crash and in cases to avoid it. he ntsb has been a long advocate for this kind of technology. you.hank clean bus act to accelerate the nations bus fleet. 25 million school aged children rely on the school bus school get to and from daily. the tail pipe emissions that transit exposed to in and while idling in these buses especially y toxic in schoolyards, they're in urban next to residential areas. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record the 2019 american lung association's of the

now he'll join tom hanks who will play colonel tom parker. that is set to begin production early next year. congrat. >> anything tom hanks is doing, i'm in. >> baz luhrmann too. >>> also this morning, we're hearing oscar winner emma stone may again team up with "la la land" writer and director damien chazelle on "babylon." insiders say stone has been loosely attached to play clara bow, the early sex symbol and silent film star and gets better. questionedline online now reporting brad pitt is also circling "babylon." that's a nice partnership. >> circling. >> circling "babylon." that sounds like a great name for a movie. "circling babylon" starring brad pitt. what is that voice i just did? i was like an old school movie critic. this comes on the heels of great reviews for pitt opposite leo dicaprio in "once upon a time in hollywood" which opens july 26th. cannot wait to see that one. [ applause ] >>> so much news today. jimmy kimmel is adding author to his resume. we can report he is writing a children's book titled "the serious goose" written

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