tonight -- diane sawyer. back-to-school shopping with "modern family's" nolan gould with music from ray lamontagne and the pariah dogs. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now i'll tell you what, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy. perhaps you know me from television. thank you for coming. thank you for watching. i know what you're thinking. who plucks those perfect eyebrows? well, guess what? no one, they're just like this. naturally. god plucks them for me. tonight was a special night. football is back. the 2010-11 nfl season kicked off tonight in new orleans opposite "project runway" making tonight a great night to find did you know that in europe they call football basketball? true. today was also rosh hashanah, which in spanish means the jewish new year, so happy new year to about half of our writing staff. religious on rosh hashanah. we really should start stockpiling stuff over the easter break. but since we're a

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tonight, diane sawyer, ray la montagne, the first game of nfl tonight, diane sawyer, ray la montagne, the first game of nfl man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! how about a nice home for our tv? how about doors to hide that drive-in theater? how about a cowhide rug? yee-haw! and the snacks? get their own place. let the marathon begin! >>> and finally tonight, we want to bring you the latest on that huge blaze in south san francisco. the red cross reports about 100 people are seeking help at a shelter in san bruno. power outages are affecting 5,000-plus customers. and be sure to check abcnews.com and watch "good morning america" tomorrow morning for the latest on the blazeze night, america. >> jimmy: i'm jimmy kimmel. on the show tonight, the lovely and very journalistic diane sawyer is here. we have music from ray lamontagne and the pariah dogs and i go back-to-school shopping with nolan gould, the kid who plays luke on "m

also, in the interview with diane sawyer, wootward played a tape of the president, discussing terror threats against the u.s. >> a potential game-changer would be a nuclear weapon, in the hands of terrorists, blowing up a major american city. or a weapon of mass destruction, in a major american city. so, when i go down the list of things i have to worry about, all the time, the -- that is at the top because that's one area where you can't afford any mistakes. >> woodward's book also details a secret warning the u.s. has given to pakistan. it says if an attack on the homeland comes from someone trained inside pakistan, that the u.s. would respond militarily. >>> and coming up on "good morning america" today, george stephanopoulos talks with bob woodward, about that new book, "obama's wars." >>> we mentioned potential attacks notice pakistan. we have word this morning that the cia is drastically increasing its bombing attacks inside that country. according to "the new york times," the agency has launched 20 drone attacks this month. that's the most ever in a single month. it's all part

and in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer, woodward tells of president obama battling with top pentagon brass over the war in afghanistan. >> what's the angriest that he gets at the military? >> at one of the meetings, if i can quote him directly, he says, i'm pissed. and he is. they keep coming back about details. and they're trying to push him in that direction. and he's pushing back. >> after a three-month debate, president obama dictated an unprecedented document, in which he detailed how 30,000 new troops would be sent into afghanistan. also, in the interview with diane sawyer, woodward played a tape of the president, discussing terror threats against the u.s. >> a potential game-changer would be a nuclear weapon, in the hands of terrorists, blowing up in a major american city. or a weapon of mass destruction, in a major american city. so, when i go down the list of things i have to worry about, all the time, the -- that is at the top because that's one area where you can't afford any mistakes. >> woodward's book also details a secret warning the u.s. has given to pakistan

and diane sawyer, the anchor of abc world news with diane sawyer. and in atlanta, dr. sanjay gupta, cnn's chief medical correspondent. the three broadcast networks are joining together, the anchors are as well, they're joining forces to host the stand up to cancer fund-raising special on friday, september 10th. the program can be seen on every major network, cable stations, and online in more than 195 countries around the world. to donate, you can do to www.standuptocancer.org or call 1-888-90-stand. phone lines are open already. let's take a look at some of the sobering statistics about why it's important to stand up to cancer, and then we'll talk with our guests. watch. >> odds of catching a ball at major league game, 1 in 563. odds of an injury from shaving, 1 in 6,385. odds of tripping while texting, 1 in 10. odds of getting cancer in your lifetime, 1 in two men, one in three women. >> it's up to us -- >> to change the odds -- >> for our generation -- >> for the ones we love -- >> for our future. >> if you don't like the odds -- >> stand up. >> stand up to cancer.

for george stephanopoulos, and for dan harris, i'm diane sawyer in new york. for all of us at abc news, good night. >>> there is frightening moments in berkeley this morning. a mounltin lion ran through a residential neighborhood. >>> the mountain lion was spotted on shatick avenue and police caught up with it on a driveway on walnut street. >> this is where the mountain lion was spotted. the parking lot of the old elephant pharmacy. now, i should tell thu is first reported shortly after 2:00 in the morning. now, when police arrived they filed the animal running on cedar street, then spruce street. for those of you that know this area, you know the area is very congested and there are lot of restaurants and businesses here. we're told by police that it went into the playground of a church and then spotted on oxford street. soit was moving around. and then, ended up in the backyard of this house, on the 1600 block of walnut street. people were told by police to stay inside, police found the mountain lion in the backyard. they shot it twice, then, somehow, it ma

i'm diane sawyer here in new york with george stephanopoulos on a night many people thought would never come. seven years later, more than 4,000 american lives cost, president obama is about to announce the end of combat missions in iraq. >> and it was a war president obama opposed from the start. that opposition helped make him president. but ironically, diane, he probably wouldn't be making this announcement tonight but for president bush's 2007 surge of forces in iraq, which president obama also opposed. >> a year ago, 130,000 american troops in iraq, tonight, less than 50,000. dan harris is in baghdad tonight. he's been with the troops, standing in front of one of saddam's former presidential palaces, dan. >> good evening. not a lot of people are going to see this speech live in this country because it's 3:00 in the morning now. local media here are covering the story aggressively. and tonight the iraqi prime minister gave his own nationally televised address in which he called the end of the combat mission a major step toward restoring this country's sovereignty. back to you. >> th

getting stronger as they grow. >> diane sawyer reporting. now, the florida pastor who backed off on his plans to burn qurans on this 9th anniversary of 9/11 is in new york this morning. he hopes to meet with the controversial mosque that is planned a few blocks away from ground zero. as you probably know, they want that mosque to be built somewhere else. the attorney for an oakland woman being held in iran for allegedly spying says she's still optimistic she'll be released soon. iranian authorities abruptly cancelled plans to release sarah. she was supposed to be released last night. she and two friends were arrested over a year ago and haven't been formally charged. because the case has turned into a political and diplomatic issue, she still could be released in the very near future. christine joining us now and talking about the forecast. i mean, a gorgeous day yesterday. boy, i tell ya, things can change. talking about a slight change. >> talking about some changes by this time next week but in the meantime if you loved yesterday, you're

included robin roberts and diane sawyer. eric stonestreet of abc's "modern family," and jim parsons of "the big bang theory, teamed up with a funny song with a serious message. >> these are lungs. one is black from smoking. how are you making this funny? ♪ ebony and ivory >> the facts we have to get across. ♪ sit together on this piece of mahogany ♪ >> if people quit smoking, cancer deaths would be reduced by one-third. ♪ side-by-side, out here instead of inside ♪ >> 25% of cancer worldwide, will be diagnosed to people who never smoked. ♪ oh, lord, it's scaring me >> "stand up to cancer" is looking for cures and therapies no matter the cause. so, please, go to the phone. give what you can. or eric will keep singing. ♪ everybody wang lung tonight >> the three network news anchors, diane sawyer, katie couric, and brian williams, co-hosted that big event, that was dedicated to america's 12 million cancer survivors. since it was launched in 2008, "stand up to cancer" has raised more than $100 million. >>> coming up

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diane sawyer talk was bob woodward. >> soldiers make series of woodward. >> soldiers make series of shocking admisisisisisisisisisis our state has a huge deficit. meg whitman's plan will make it billions worse by eliminating the capital gains tax for wealthy investors, including herself. economists say her plan will "rip a hole in the budget" and is "deeply flawed". analysts for the l.a. times say whitman's plan is a "pure handout" to the rich creating a "huge risk" to schools and public safety. jerry brown's against this unfair giveaway because it will take billions from our children when we can least afford it. get california working again-for all of us. >> closed captioning brought to >>> you say jeans jeans jeans. >> 23 genius each half million dollars richer tonight. chicago base foundation announced recipient of so-called genius grant. 3 of them teach at bay area universities. lillian kim is live in the news room with the work that sets them apart. lillian. >>reporter: one recipient is from stanford. 2 others are from uc berkeley and none had any clue they were being considered. they a

diane sawyer is right back here tomorrow night. she'll have that exclusive first interview with bob woodward about his new back on president obama. for all of us here at abc news, thank you for watching, and good night.

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sawyer in this year's "stand up to cancer" telethon. and you can watch it the hour long fund-raiser, commercial-free right here on your nbc station. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. burning question. will a florida pastor stick with canceling plans to burn the koran? >>> and "today's" first jobs, al roker gives his first gig another try. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one.

diane sawyer is back here for tomorrow night. for all of us at abc news, thanks for watching and good night. >> alan: an east bay neighborhood evacuate after officers find pipe bombs and bombmaking material inside a home. good evening everyone. danville police were taking no chances today. >> carolyn: when officers discovered the pipe bombs, they got neighbors out of their homes and called in the bomb squad. >> reporter: the people who live in this danville neighborhood are back in their homes after several of them were told to leave for their own safety. the pipe bombs were found inside this home on amigo road. police were first alerted to the house after reports of a verbal disturbance. officers learned the argument was over one of the residents possessing several pipe bombs, eric dennis was in possession of

. >> diane sawyer, ray la mont montagne. "jimmy kimmel li if they have their way, we're facing a mountain of debt and a massive tax increase. employers will continue to leave our state, taking their jobs with them. the next four years will impact the next decade, so we've put together a road map to 2020. a plan that brings jobs back to maryland by reducing spending and lowering taxes. let's make the maryland we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work.

diane sawyer interviews woodward tonight on "world news." >>> the actions of army corporal jeremy morlock in afghanistan are the focus of a hearing today. morlock is the first of a group of u.s. soldiers charged with war crimes including the murder of afghan civilians. that hearing will determine if morlock will be tried in a court-martial. >>> and actress lindsay lohan could be back in rehab as early today. the actress has reportedly decided to check herself in on her own. lohan was jailed last week after failing a drug test. she was released on bail friday evening. >>> we'll have more abc news after this, and "good morning america" has some good stories, as well. >> stick around. >>> in perryville the hollywood casino is open for business today. >> anquan bolden is pretty good. the ravens beat the browns yesterday but we're already thinking steelers sunday. >> baltimore in the national spotlight. big hearts, big smiles from girls hope on "extreme makeover: home edition." was that fun or what? >> can i have your autograph? >> can you knock it off? >> do you remember me? >> who are you? >

diane sawyer is right back here tomorrow night. good night. >> carolyn: dozens of san bruno evac wheeze are going home tonight, three days after the massive fireball killed four of their neighbors. is a they're settling in, the city confirming four people are still missing. the california public utilities commission is ordering pg&e to conduct leak surveys on all of it's lines, and the utility is interesting being asked to explain it's proceed -- procedures. >> alan: carolyn in the days ahead we're going to be hearing a

diane sawyer interviews woodward tonight on "world news." >>> the actions of army corporal jeremy morlock in afghanistan are the focus of a hearing today. morlock is the first of a group of u.s. soldiers charged with war crimes including the murder of afghan civilians. that hearing will determine if morlock will be tried in a court-martial. >>> lindsay lohan could be back in rehab as early today. she has decided to check herself in on her own. lohan was jailed after failing a drug test released on bail friday evening. >>> we'll have more abc news after this and "good morning america" has some good stories, as well. >> stick around. lindsey vonn, she stays tough! earlier, she had an all-over, achy cold. what's her advantage? it's speedy alka-seltzer. alka-seltzer plus. rushes relief for all-over, acy colds., the official cold medicine of the u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. it was a real shock. i remember being at the hospital thinking, "i should have done more to take care of myself." you should've. that's why i'm exercising more now. eating healthier. and i also trust my heart to lipito

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diane sawyer interviews woodward tonight on "world news." >>> the actions of army corporal jeremy morlock in afghanistan are the focus of a hearing today. morlock is the first of a group of u.s. soldiers charged with war crimes including the murder of afghan civilians. that hearing will determine if morlock will be tried in a court-martial. >>> and actress lindsay lohan could be back in rehab as early today. the actress has reportedly decided to check herself in on her own. lohan was jailed last week after failing a drug test. she was released on bail friday evening. >>> we'll have more abc news after this, and "good morning america" has some good stories, as well. >> stick around. oprah: all new. celebrities take on their dream jobs. tony danza. >> i just wonder if i can even do this. oprah: angie harmon. >> oh, look at that. oprah: and serena williams. i can't believe this is real. >>> finally from us this morning, roll over bedbugs. there are more creepy crawly critters, and they are also moving in. >> so far these new invaders have made themselves a home in 29 states. now, they don't

diane sawyer is right back here tomorrow night. she'll have that exclusive first interview with bob woodward about his new book on president obama for all of us here at abc news, thank you for watching, and good night. >> carolyn: a few blocks apart, san francisco police to respond to two situations. officers open fire on one suspect, and a man barricaded himself inside his room in another. that situation is ongoing tonight. we're live at the scene of that standoff where several streets are still closed. >> reporter: about two blocks in each direction, actually, near this building here on franklin street. a heavy police presence. police say the suspect barricaded himself in his room this morning. its took the investigators a few hours to declare this a critical incident. it was around 11:00 this morning when the s.w.a.t. team raced to franklinre

here's diane sawyer. >> reporter: surprised faces, overflowing with tears and love. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: hugs so tight, they seem to squeeze the months of worry away. there was the 10-year-old, hannah, who made brave little video diaries. >> my dad, master sergeant joe myers, is in iraq right now. >> reporter: not knowing, later, at school -- >> come here. >> yay. >> daddy. >> reporter: in another classroom, a navy s.e.a.l., senior chief terry daus, appearing in his daughter's third grade in jacksonville, florida. she had been waiting one year for daddy to come home. >> really surprised. i'm so happy my daddy's here. >> reporter: and in san antonio, texas, another surprise. little taylor reyes can't believe her eyes. >> i think it was something different. but it was my daddy. >> reporter: eight months without him, an eternity for a 5-year-old. >> it's a real joy to see her run up to me like that. feel like crying. but i'm not going to cry. >> reporter: and when you're finally together, feeling too much to say. >> come on in. >> reporter: like marine staff sergeant mike epperson

diane sawyer will be back monday. i'll see you that morning on "gma." for all of us at abc news, have a good night, and a great building wind farms and

. >> a diane sawyer exclusive. >>> and, panda-monium. a job opportunity working with pandas in china. >> the most amazing experience i've ever had. >> it's tuesday, september 28th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning and thanks for being with us on this tuesday. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm rob nelson. >>> people in the upper midwest are trying to cope now with record flooding. cleanup has already started in a small minnesota town where 60 of the 90 homes have literally just been washed away. >> not far away, a tiny community has been virtually cut off by rising waters near portage, wisconsin. alex stone reports. >> reporter: floods are rare at this time of the year in the upper midwest. during the fall the wisconsin river is usually so low you can almost drive across the river bottom. but last week's heavy rain caused it to swell over 20 feet, hitting a new record, breaking the previous one set back in 1938. residents in the blackhawk park neighborhood of caladonia, wisconsin, were asked to leave over the weekend as t

diane sawyer will be back monday. i'll see you that morning on "gma." for all of us at abc news, have a good night and a great weekend. >>> the fix is in in a court house in fremont. arrest of two traffic clerks for taking bribes and fixing tickets. >>> a judge clears the way for executions to resume in california. tonight a death penalty decision with strings attach ootd kidnapping case against phillip garrido comes to a stop y he may never stand trial for the abduction of jaycee dugard. >> police say never hang on to your hold medicines. and how to get rid of them safely. >> and we begin in fremont tonight with an abc 7 news exclusive. some employees are accused of taking bribe autos two people are under arrest accuse of fixing tickets in exchange for cash. >> abc 7 dug up the story and joins us now from freem yonlt. vick? >> both of those arrested worked in the traffic department of this court house. the alameda county superior court in freem yonlt. and investigators want to know if they work add lone or if this is the tip of the iceberg. juan hernan

diane sawyer is right back here in the chair tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight at 6:00... a man infamous for climbing skyscrapers scales san francisco high rise and is promptly arrested. >> the race for governor heats up today. candidate jerry brown releases a television ad and tries to drum up union support. >> also, something new for sports fans. the first game of its kind broadcast in 3 d and a northern california farm doing booming business as tourist attractions. >> good evening, an incredible thing to watch in san francisco this afternoon aichl man scaling a 60 story skyscraper. >> took about three hours. police arrested him at the top of the tower, don sanchez watched from the street below. don is live from mission and fremont with the story. don? >> the street reopened now. the block was closed down. a draw matic climb by the man known as spider dan. dan goodwin, also the skyscraper man is what they call him. it started around 2:00. it would take him three hours, take a look at what it's like. this is up 58 stories and

tomorrow night, the luminous diane sawyer will join us with music from ray lamontagne and the pariah dogs. and then friday music from shontelle, jessica stroup and the always-crazy terry bradshaw. join us then. for nine seasons, our first guest was the "n" in "snl." you can see him now on monday nights on showtime as a perpetually baked former accountant on "weeds" and on fridays on "nick at night" as animated dentist "glenn martin dds." please say hello to kevin nealon. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, buddy. >> jimmy: how is everything? i haven't seen you in a little while. >> things are fantastic. >> jimmy: how is your wife? >> fantastic. we just celebrated our fifth wedding anniversary. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. congratulations. >> yeah, we've been married for five years but we've been together, like, two years. no, five years. been together nine years. >> jimmy: what did you do? >> well, here's the secret to a good marriage. i think you have to compromise. so, i had to go to philadelphia around that time of the anniversary, and she called me. this is the

here's diane sawyer. >> hello, juju. good wednesday morning to you. tonight on "world news," a powerful investigation. teenage girls being tricked and lured into the sex trade in america. girls from the suburbs. girls still in school. how does it happen? and where is it happening? a big investigation breaking tonight. >> unimaginable. that's the news at 8:04. >>> time, now, for the weather lkith he, now, for the weather go ahead, ladies. [ cheers ] and by the way, juju, i want to show you in a our friend, kelly orni high high-heel-a-thon, in central park. our live shot from our friends at wabc. live on "regis and kelly" she'll be running with 500 women, along with kristin chenoweth. tim gunn is a roving reporter for all this. the report will support the heart truth campaign for women's heart health education research. you have to show up in three-inch-high heels or you can't run. can't can't run in regular run shoes. all that thmorn we were kind of hop kellet te bu and getting ready. let's get to the boards. one or two things we want to tell you about

. >> how cool is that, diane sawyer threw a party and like she said it was basically a party for no reason. she took us all out on a yacht. >> yeah, very cool. >> wined us and dined us. and i actually was able to snap a quick picture. so you can see diane right there. cheek to cheek with me. >> looking buddy-buddy. >> i know. and i also saw george stephanopoulos, who i'm sure is either up right now or getting ready for "good morning america." such a nice party. >> i don't know how he made it out when he has to do "good morning america" later today. >> well, you know, everyone was so thankful that you took on the charge, the heavy charge of being the captain on the boat. >> oh, really? >> we wereealyul f >> we we.eealyul f there you are. >> that's right. >> your hands are freakishly big. i will say that. >> i do it all. i want to keep everyone safe. you and i were getting chummy. i wanted to make everyone safe. so i took control of the ship. so you'recome3 > y >> so let' and stephen colbert andf1 o kind of enslenn k.nd of enslenn whols gl beck basically a ra basically his whole thing was th

. >>> now, diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> a good tuesday to you, juju. tonight on "world news," this is the week health care reform begins to kick in. and we're going to dig deeply to take a look at the changes that take place this week and what they mean to american families. so, see you tonight. and through the week. juju? >> we look forward to that reporting, diane. that's the news at 8:05. >>> time, now, for the weather and sam champion. hey, sam. >> good morning, juju. everybody say good morning to juju. very nice. my friend, austin. say it? >> i wanted to say hi to jonathan on 60 cook street. >> nice, sir. and a very powerful broadcast voice. let's get to the news. we want to show you one or two things. where it was chilly this morning. do you feel a little chilly air in new england? the coldest number on the board will be saranac lake. the numbers come up during the day today. and tomorrow, the summer-like heat is back. new york city's 87 degrees tomorrow. 86 on thursday. d.c. gets to the 90s on thursday. an unusual

. >>> now, diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> a good tuesday to you, juju. tonight on "world news," this is the week health care reform begins to kick in. and we're going to dig deeply to take a look at the changes that take place this week and what they mean to american families. so, see you tonight. and through the week. juju? >> we look forward to that reporting, diane. that's the news at 8:05. >>> time, now, for the weather and sam champion. hey, sam. >> good morning, juju. everybody say good morning to juju. very nice. my friend, austin. austin, you have something you want to say. go ahead and say it. >> i wanted to say hi to jonathan on 60 cook street. >> nice, sir. and a very powerful broadcast voice. let's get to the news. we want to show you one or two things. we'll start out with where it was chilly this morning. do you feel a little chilly air in new england? the coldest number on the board will be saranac lake. 29-degree start this morning. the numbers come up during the day today. and tomorrow, the summer-like hea

here's diane sawyer. >> hello juju. good wednesday morning to you. tonight on "world news," that powerful investigation. teenage girls being tricked and lured into the sex trade in america. girls from the suburbs. girls still in school. how does it happen? and where is it happening? a big investigation breaking tonight. >>> time, now, for the weather and sam champion. good morning, sam. >> good morning, juju. talking with the ladies from georgia. [ cheers ] and by the way, juju, i want to show you in a our friend, kelly ripa. this morning is their high-heel-a-thon. this is the second annual high-heel-a-thon. live on "regis and kelly" she'll be running with 500 women, along with kristin chenoweth. the report will support the heart truth campaign for women's heart health education research. you have to show up in three-inch high heels or you can't run. can't run in flats. can't run in regular run shoes. all that this morning. we were hoping we could convince kelly to get to the camera. but i think she's stretching out. let's get to the boards. one or t

later this week, diane sawyer, terry bradshaw, music from ray la mon tan. set your dvd players or whatever for that. our first guest tonight is one of the greatest american tennis players ever. exceptionally dedicated philanthropist. a mull let survivor and the author of one of the best auto biographies i've ever read, it's called "open." please welcome andre agassi! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm excited to meet you. we never met before. both grew up in las vegas. you're funny. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. i'm a big fan. i really am. we followed you, cleto and i, many years, we would root for you. i was shocked when i found out that your hair wasn't real, i mean -- but this book is fantastic. i really -- i have to say, i think i've sold, like, 11 of them to my friends because -- you have to read this book. it's so -- i mean, i assume it's honest. if it isn't, you made up some crazy things about yourself. >> it is very honest. but it's honest because it turns a harsh lens on myself. >> jimmy: it sure does. >> than took me three years, a f