>> that's right. [applause] of course, for estados unidos. >> estados unidos. [laughs] >> $10,000. >> wow. >> 10 grand goes a long way in the old estados unidos. >> yes. [laughs] >> but a chance to double that now. $20,000 question is what you're up to. here it is. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ before it became part of the department of homeland security in 2003, the secret service was under the auspices of what cabinet department? >> uh... department of the interior, no. transportation, no. state department... maybe. but i think i remember that the secret service was part of the treasury.

i'll go with c. final answer. >> i think you're right. you're right! [laughs] [applause] the secret service's original job was to crack down on counterfeiting. >> that's right. that's right. yes, that's what it was. >> so they were under the treasury department. >> fabulous. >> speaking of crackdowns on counterfeiting... >> uh-oh. >> $20,000, man. that's pretty good. [cheers and applause] >> it's amazing. >> you're on a roll. >> knock wood. >> knock on wood there. you still have two lifelines if you have trouble. but right now, you're doing great. here's your $30,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ which director's kids, theo and sasha, are popular party djs who were signed by jay z's management company?

>> well, none of those is jumping out at me. >> okay. >> theo and sasha. theo and sasha. scorsese, spielberg, lucas... let's bring my plus one up here. >> all right. >> final. >> who is your plus one? >> my plus one is my older brother, dale. >> older brother, dale. come on, dale. [applause] how you doing? >> good. how are you? >> pleasure. good to have you here. [applause] all right, brother dale. >> well... >> i know this may not be your forte, but i wanted you to get up here before i walk away at least, so... >> oh. i'll tell you, i'm 100% certain that i don't know this. [laughter] >> that's exactly what you want to hear from your plus one. >> so i'm really gonna support you here. >> that's all right. >> well, just to let you know,

you do have a "50/50" left. >> can i burn the "50/50" lifeline? final. >> it's yours. >> yeah. >> the firefighter wants to burn it down. all right. let's take away two incorrect answers. spielberg and cameron is what's left, b and d. >> ages. which are younger? is cameron younger? >> i got to think cameron's younger. >> that's what i would think also. >> that would be my guess if i'm gonna guess. >> i agree. i would feel good about that. >> $20,000, risking $15,000. >> yeah. >> leave with $5,000 with an incorrect answer, or you move on with a lucky guess, go to $30,000, and who knows? >> yeah, i think we're gonna guess. we'll go with d, james cameron. final answer. >> sorry, boys. it was spielberg. >> man. >> it was spielberg. i wanted that to work out so bad. but you are leaving with $5,000. pleasure to meet you. >> thank you very much. >> that was a good time. good having you.

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>> the answer to that question was english. [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome back to "who wants to be a millionaire." we're about to make one of our audience members very happy and give them a little taste of the "who wants to be a millionaire" experience and hopefully give away $1,000. [cheers and applause] so who wants to come down here and join me and answer one question for $1,000? how about josh ekkehard? josh ekkehard. [cheers and applause] there's josh. ♪

how you doing, josh? come on over. come on over to that one. you're looking sharp there. >> thank you. >> you look just good enough to win $1,000. i'm gonna ask you one question. answer it right, i'll hand you the cash right here, right now. >> okay. >> here's your $1,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ to demonstrate the value of a sharp knife, the original ginsu commercials showed a man trying to karate chop a what? >> i am--i think i'm way too young to know this commercial. but... >> well, then this is a $1,000 guess. >> okay. i mean, i'm gonna have to guess c, tomato.

final answer. >> well, he did karate chop... a tomato! that's right. $1,000. way to go, man. >> thank you so much. >> that was a brilliant guess. you pulled it off. i love ending on a high note, giving away $1,000. thanks for watching. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. >> all: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. [cheers and applause] closed captioning sponsored by: every part of you is strong. time to bring that strength to your tooth enamel. colgate enamel health mineral repair toothpaste. strengthens weakened enamel 4x better. so smile with strength. with colgate enamel health mineral repair.

power outages, storm surges, flooding, heavy rain and limbs. the shoreline is under a tropical storm warning at this hour. friday night. i'm rick williams and the big story on "action news" is hermine that is forming as a hurricane off the jersey coast. that's coming up in a moment. thank you for staying with us, we had problems forcing us to come on a bit late. our computer crashed, quite

frankly. happened on live television. thank you for staying with us. we go on to the weather. on the left, the current location in the carolinas and the outer banks at this hour. dann cuellar is at the jersey shore with people hoping to salvage their labor day weekend. let's go to meteorologist adam joseph following hermine's every movement up the coast. >> a slow is movement for the upcoming weekend with a tropical storm warning in effect for the entire shoreline of new jersey. the ocean side, the bay side, the delaware bay as well as new jersey, the coast and the delaware beaches. this is where you will experience tropical storm conditions, winds in excess of 40 miles an hour for a day or two, which will create power outages in southern new jersey and delaware. the double scan, hermine still a tropical storm, winds 50 miles an hour. it is now in north carolina.

you can see the heavy bands of rain now pivoting on the east side here as far north as southern virginia. this is the very latest track from the national hurricane center. it will be over the water as we get into late tomorrow morning and the afternoon. it strengthens off the coast monday and to the north and east tuesday and wednesday. you can see the left hand hook here does a loopty loop off the coastline. this is the closest the track has been to the coast, since we have been tracking tropical storm hermine. it will be a hurricane. at this point, the national weather service closing in closer to the coast than it ever has been. high pressure, this is the problem blocking to the north acts as a wall. hermine cannot be kicked out to sea. it stalls off the coast. it throws a tremendous amount of water off hermine off the shore. we are looking at 48 hours plus at the shore saturday through monday of heavy surf.

waves, 9-12 feet. winds gusting 60 miles an hour. we'll give you the high tide and what to expect and also for inland locations coming up in the full forecast. >> thank you, adam. now, live, dann cuellar is in ocean city, new jersey. you visited several shore towns tonight. how are folks preparing? >> reporter: rick, everybody is doing the best they can to prepare. are you having fun? >> yeah! >> everybody is trying to get back. a baby and a dog in a packed ocean city. rain is coming in here. >> hunker down and watch tv. >> is that what the plan is? >> pretty much.

>> others tell me the rain is not going to stop them. >> that doesn't stop us. >> rain or shine -- >> you got it, absolutely. already, the storm was churning with the storm several hundred miles away. some were packing up before things get bad. >> better safe than sorry. some are going to tie them down tight. >> you are packing it in? >> i'm packing it in. >> they were trying to enjoy the last rays of sunlight. >> we are here. it's going to come either way. either have fun or -- >> reporter: you are going to make the best of it? >> yeah. >> reporter: are you ready for it? >> yeah. >> they were tieing down their boths. doing any boating this weekend? >> i don't think so. 9-12 foot seas. >> reporter: they were trying to filet a couple flounder to put on the grill before the going gets rough. what is the plan for the

weekend? >> hunker down. >> one family was trying to get out before the storm. >> we are going to take advantage of the sunset. >> reporter: all in all, for some, if it's a washout, sit back and enjoy the ride. >> get wet in the ocean or the pool. we are going to be on the board walk. >> reporter: getting wet? >> absolutely. >> reporter: that's the spirit. by the way, one more thing. they have canceled because of the storm. one more thing, one, two, three -- >> happy labor day! >> reporter: all right, guys. back to you in the studio. >> happy labor day. thanks, everyone. when the storm made land fall on the coast, the winds were strong enough to knock down trees, crashing into homes. the town is under water tonight. many roads were closed because of flooding.

it brought rough surf to parts of georgia. "action news" will have continuing coverage on air and online throughout the weekend. as for me, approaches, "action news" anchor, greg and chris will have the saturday morning updates starting at 5:30 tomorrow morning. unbelievable scene in northeast philadelphia as a car crashes through a fence, flies over a swimming pool and takes out a deck. amazing that no one was hurt. the pick-up truck hit her car, causing her to lose control on the 10,000 block of jamison road. a tow truck pulled the car out several moments later over the pool. the deck, as you saw. clean up crews stepped in. two men stormed into a bar. surveilness cameras captured the ordeal. philadelphia police say it happened at 11:30 last night at the bar on east shelton avenue

in germantown. no one was hurt. 2016 and donald trump trying to make sense with minority communities. today, he was in philadelphia, tomorrow he'll be in detroit. the republican nominee sat down with a dozen african-american supporters in north philadelphia. they praised him for coming to quote, the hood. some protesters went to the round table as a self-serving photo-op. in an interview, trump said african-americans have nothing to lose by voting for change. >> it's the same old thing. it's been run by democrats 50 years. over 100 years, these areas. somebody like hillary clinton will do nothing for african-americans. she will take the vote and say see you in four years.

>> reporter: trump says police need to continue stop and frisk. the philadelphia policy only benefits criminals. he also says planning a tour of the city and suburbs over the next two weeks. meanwhile, hillary clinton is under scrutiny once again tonight for the private e-mail server she used while secretary of state. the fbi released detailed notes from the investigation when agents interviewed clinton in july. they reveal she never sought permission to use private e-mail or the server. she told the fbi she relied on the staff not to send e-mails containing classified information to the account. dozens of e-mails did end up there including sensitive drone strikes. the documents details one exchange in which clinton is asked about an e-mail marked with the letter "c." she didn't know it stood for classified. the fbi recommended that clinton not be charged. still to come on "action

news" tonight, governor chris christie is backing out of an agreement with pennsylvania that could cause income taxes to go up for tens of thousands in our area. a golden moment as a canine is retrieved from the rubble nine days after an earthquake hit. adam? >> we continue to track tropical storm hermine. it is pounding the eastern parts of north carolina and virginia. it's 170 miles north. the rain will talk about the shore and inland effects in the accuweather forecast. to buy or not to buy. when it comes to trip insurance, a lot of people struggle with that question. couldn't get a refund on their cruise. what you need to know, coming up. the first high school game of the year when "action news" comes right back.