and everybody is loving them some jade. >> does she take appointments? >>> thanks for watching.>>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. a short time ago, president trump firing fbi director james comey. inside the president's stunning decision. comey under fire for his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. his decision to go public, then reigniting the investigation 11 days before the election, only to then reveal it turned up nothing. and tonight, we ask what happens now in the current fbi investigation into russian meddling. >> also breaking tonight, the emergency declared at a nuclear site here in the u.s. a tunnel collapsing, thousands of workers told to shelter in place. >> the new and stunning case tonight. a brawl on a passenger jet from dallas, the flight attendant caught in the middle.

. ♪ ♪ but you don't really care for music ♪ >>> that's jade.about in the streets of yorkshire and she asked this fella if she could sing a verse. ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah >> and look how amazed people are as she's belting out the lyrics to this song. they could be a duo. he's like you know what? we could be a duo. ♪ you saw it on the roof >> now, jade is a well-known musician and singer in the uk. in fact, last year she was nominated as best country singer by uk country radio. as if that's not enough, one of her original songs has gone number one on the uk itunes country chart. it's called "forget the night." ♪ >> folks are suggesting the two of them sign up for britain's got talent as a duo. ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need the buzzwo buzzword,e at least 21 years old, and be a legal resident of usa or canada. >> then head over to rightthisminute.com, click on win ipad button. >> enter on facebook, twitter, or both and use each every day. >> wednesday ease bu

jade's owners called an emergency vet hospital in philadelphia. the vet hospital is vsec.hey sedated the puppy and it slipped off. less than an hour later, jade was wagging her tail again, doing just fine. >>> always remember the truth. i can't remember the lie. that's what set me free today. >> clearing his name. the philadelphia man free after decades behind bars. he talks to nbc10 about his fight for freedom and what it means to be back home. >>> plus there -- >> the idea of the foundation is to transform lives. >> paying it forward. only nbc10 talks to a local family who's using their powerball jackpot to give back. how they're helping the community. >>> finally free. a philadelphia man released from prison after 24 years. he talks to nbc10 about how he cleared his name and what it means to be home. >>> jury concerns. bill cosby's lawyers are making accusations against prosecutors as jury selection is set to continue today. >>> false alert. a message about a nuclear generating station gives south jersey residents quite the scare. >>> good morning. welcome back to "nbc1

but jade you when did well and jessica garlick did well.well. she is putting so much emotion in there and people believed what she is singing. so, yeah, i think she is going to do very well. i hope she does really well. if she doesn't, it isn't through her lack of ability because she has just done so proud. the eagle eyed among you will realise that wasn't steve rosenberg, it was in fact nicki french who competed in the eurovision song contest in the year 2000, showing —— sharing her thoughts on what lucy 2000, showing —— sharing her thoughts on what luchones will go through tonight. —— luciejones. now, the weather. muchly rainfall tonight and tomorrow will see a few shattered scours. this was taken imports dares. there has been more cloud across northern and western parts of the country. this is the scene in east dunbartonshire early in the day. in northern ireland, rain heading through parts of wales. the rain will be creeping eastwards through tonight. turning windy as the rain passes through for a time, too. most of the wet weather will

you are asking somebody who is jaded because i've watched it. i'm also an american african-american female and i've experienced ugliness from police from for no reason at all. it's not just the police on the streets, it's who supervises them and who runs the department. it goes up the chain right to jeff sessions. you set a mindset. it's like the hazing that happens. nobody speaks up when there's ugliness. everyone is in the culture of, i'm not going to go across the establishment. i need my job, i've got kidsho to feed.line f >> host: pat is on our line for republicans.john. >> caller: hello. i would like to talk about what "washington journal" has been doing for the last month or so and that is that i think you spend way too much time on minor issues for instance this morning, an hour on an unattributed story in the washington post when you are giving us a lot less time with guests that you have on that could actually answer questions because with these half-hour segments, the host, not necessarily you but thee ce host dominate the conversatio

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jade is graduating from high school and preparing to attend illinois state, and four year old granddaughter brooklyn is prekindergarten. if you are keeping score, that's three generations, five family members, all graduating in 2017. >> was she a tough mother. >> absolutely. >> what was the feeling when you were up there on the stage. >> it was overwhelming. >> what did you all think when you saw your mother up there. >> it was really exciting because this is something that we feel like we pursued for so long but to see her do t the focus on her was really, really exciting. >> and lawanda flennoy isn't stopping. she plans to get her bachelor's degree in psychology as soon as she can. >> it sounds like you have very high goals for yourself in addition to your children. >> absolutely. absolutely. i have to set an example. >> thank you. >> and that she has. >> dean reynolds, that's the evening news from brussels. good night. >>> good evening. we have a lot going on tonight. right now under a yellow alert for showers and storms. we will start with topper shutt. >> storms pushing through the met

asking somebody that is jaded because i've watched it. also an african american youle and i've experienced, know, ugliness from mroes for no reason at all, just because they get away with it. it is not just -- it is indemmic, not just police on the street, it is who supervises department, s the it goes on and on up the chain sessions.jeff so you said, you know, a mindset follow and then it's like the hazing that just happens. there is aks up when ugliness. nobody speaks up, everybody is culture of -- i'm not going to go against the establishment, i need my job. i have kids to feed. wilmington, carolina. pat on the line for republicans, keyport, new jersey. good morning. caller: hello, john. what ke to talk about "washington journal" has been doing for probably the last month or so. that is i think you are spending way too much time on issues like for instance, this morning, the hour, an hour n unattributed story in the "washington post," when you00ue are giving us a lot less time you have on hat that could actually answer questions. segme

jade is graduating from high school and preparing to attend illinois state. and, four-year-old granddaughter brooklyn is about to graduate from pre-kindergarten. if you are keeping score, that's three generations, five family members, all graduating in 2017. >> i set expectations, and they met them. >> reporter: was she a tough mother? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: what was the feeling when you were up there on the stage? >> it was overwhelming. >> reporter: what did you all think when you saw your mother up there? >> it was really exciting because this is something that we feel like we pursued for so long, but to see her do it, the ued s on her was something that was really, really exciting. >> reporter: and lawanda flennoy isn't stopping. she plans to get her bachelor's degree in psychology as soon as she can. >> reporter: it sounds like you have very high goals for yourself, in addition to your children. >> absolutely. absolutely. i have to set an example. thank you. r: reporter: and that she has. >> pelley: dean reynolds. that's the "evening news" from

. >> joey: jade told her that? >> kayla: mm-hmm. >> joey: when? how? >> kayla: i don't know.ut she did somehow. listen, i know that you've been trying to distance yourself from her, and maybe you're nervous to take too strong a stand with her because she knows how ava died. but you need to tell her that's not okay. >> joey: i don't really care.

this is jade penney, she's 26 and a single mum with two children. car... this is lucas. and this is lucas, who's seven. lucas has got cerebral palsy, which means he can't walk, talk, see and hear very well. do you want to high—5 me? good boy! jade's lawyers argue that lucas' brain damage is due to a lack of oxygen when he had his incubation tube replaced. the nhs trust is defending the claim. when did you find out that something wasn't quite right? pretty much straight away, but we didn't know this obviously for a long time, so a couple of days after he was born... so, he was born on the fifth, and on the seventh they were re—tubing lucas, so they had re—tubed him in the morning without any problems at all, and then they re—tubed him again in the afternoon. as they re—tubed him, lucas basically put up a fight, he was moving his head to and from. altogether it took them 20 minutes to re—tube lucas. imagine laying down and not being able to breathe, but you can't tell someone and you're awake. it must be the most horrible thing ever to go through, and

jade is graduating from high school and preparing to attend illinois state.nd 4-year-old granddaughter brooklyn is about to graduate from prekichndergarten. if you're keeping score, that's three generations, five family members, all graduating in 2017. >> i set expectations and they met them. >> was she a tough mother? >> what was the feeling when you were up there on the stage? >> it was overwhelming. >> what did you all think when you saw your mother up there? >> it was really exciting just because this is something that we've been working toward for so long but to see her doing it, the focus on her was something that was really, really exciting. >> reporter: and lawanda flennoy isn't stopping. she plans to get her bachelor's degree in psychology as soon as she can. >> it sounds like you have very hi high goals for yourself in addition to your children. >> absolutely. absolutely. i have to set an example. >> thank you. >> reporter: and that she has. >> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back a

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a bunch of old jaded understudies. i would show up every day.b for me. >> six degrees of separation. >> to watch stockard chang develop that character was just a life lesson. >> living outside her dream on stage, linney had never thought of herself as a screen actor but someone had. at what point did you decide i'm off the theater but i'm going to try screen. >> i didn't. i had a really good agent he was start enough to suss me out astutely and realized. she sent me out for tiny little parts. and i could be sort of like, okay, maybe this isn't so bad. >> those tiny parts soon turned into bigger ones like a role as clint eastwood's daughter in "absolute power." >> am i going to be all right? >> yeah, we're just going to be fine. >> your long list of credits who you've had the opportunity to work with, i imagine clint eastwood was a great thrill. >> i loved him. he really taught me how to relax in front of the camera which is a huge invaluable lesson. he feels like my film father. >> the next year, she broke through playing opposite jim carrey. sh

props see everything they're the most jaded so the head of the criminal how they are sensitized to the issue. talking about the big rasher prostitution and he would sit down to start talking to these women hoover arrested well was their life? everybody had a story of victimization and that this would not have been there life cool that they were coerced with drugs or what happened with their sold so i don't want to be disrespectful plan telling you that is a small slice of the problem. >> it is interesting because i saw or after we shut down back page we got a letter that said i cannot make a living because the view. she heard the reaction that you are talking about. so i think we have to be eyes wide-open one of the toughest issues be confront tell me the difference between prostitution and trafficking there are cases that are clear with their intervening events of have to tell you in my mind i am way over here. live think there is a lot of life history going on. >> i encountered legalization of prostitution with the super bowl came to arizona in 2014. we made a huge effort as the stat

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some of the most jaded people i know are cops. they see everything.so, had the head of the bureau of criminal investigation in north dakota tell me how he got sensitized to this issue. he talked about this big rash of prostitution in north dakota, prostitution. he would sit down and just curious and start talking to these women who have been arrested. what was their life. every person had a story of victimization early on. every person had a story that this would not have been there life goal in any way, shape, or form. that they were in fact coerced either with drugs, or what happens when people are sold until the life. so, i don't want to be disrespectful to you, i'm not saying it could never happen, but i am telling you that is a small slice of the problem we have. >> i struggle with it. >> it's interesting because i think after we shut down back pages they got a lot of letters and i cannot make a living now because of you. so she heard the reaction that you were talking about. i just think that we have to be eyes wide open about this. it is one of

and i'm a spy, a jaded guy who's seen kind of everything. can do and achieve. and i think it's a bunch of hogwash and then they -- >> jimmy: there you go. [ laughter ] that sums it up right there. perfect. i want to show a clip. it comes out june 2nd, is that correct? >> yeah. >> jimmy: is that right? >> i think. i just want to make sure that's correct. does it say? >> nope. >> jimmy: doesn't say on there either? >> it says you were in "taxi"? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: here's chris pine and gal gadot in "wonder woman." take a look at this. >> oh, it's the bad guy convention. >> give us dr. maru's notebook. >> where did i put that thing? stand back. or maybe not. ♪ >> tough luck. is there anything else you want to show me? >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] lefty! lefty! >> it's that old south paw. no, i had to do it for the shot. very awkward. it's very awkward. >> jimmy: well, which arm are we going use when we -- when we play slapjack? >> right here. there you go. >> jimmy: 'cause we're about to play a really intense game in

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and -- anyway, long story, long, i kind of played like a jaded realist, who has seen all the awful thingsful, strong, optimist and we learn a little bought -- a little bit about one another. there you go. >> seth: i know you've had to do a lot of press and i was glad that i heard this, because i probably would have been someone who would have also asked it. i heard there was one question everybody asked you when you were doing press for "wonder woman." >> i mean, so there -- yeah. uh, do you guys -- you guys know "wonder woman?" wonder -- >> seth: yeah. >> okay. so the question is: "if you had the lasso of truth, who would you lasso? [ light laughter ] and what question would you ask them?" which i get like, you know, question number 1 or 2, but just, you know -- >> seth: yeah because you -- >> day 9. >> seth: and then do you feel the responsibility to come up with a different answer for everybody? because the would be the part that would be so burdensome to me. >> yeah, i mean, you talked a lot about an individual that i think could certainly be lassoed -- >> seth: oh ,yeah? >> a lot. >>

suffering in our country and other countries and not be sheltered butdoing in a way where they come out jaded . >> am. i want them to not be so terrified. i want them to grow up optimistic. to live in a cabin in the woods when a backup routine a wire like i am. i encourage you guys if you're into the panic that i was telling after the reading, i'd like for you to go to my twitter and click on the youtube video beca bring everybody down, there is kids here. there is a beautiful story. i would like to honor people who are involved in that story by letting, spreading that word. kind of letting people knowy there is more to that story. it is 11 minute ted talk anchored to top of my twitter feed. thank you guys for coming out. i'm blown away bit support. thank you very much. [applause] >> before everybody starts to get up, since there are some of us, i want to make this as efficient and safe as possible. so the line is going to start here for the signing. it will go around the staircasea and wraparound the staircase sod we don't block the stairs. once again start here and wraparound the staircase.

jade is graduating from high school and plans to attend illinois state and 4-year-old brooklyn is aboutn. if you're keeping score, that's three generations, five family members all graduating in 2017. >> i suppose you must have seen yourself as a role model. >> i just saw myself as their mother and taking on the role of their mother and making sure they were the best person they could be. >> and was she a role model? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. we wouldn't be here today >> what was the feeling when you were up there on the stage? >> it was overwhelming. >> what did you all think when you saw your mother up there? >> it's really exciting because this is something we've been working for so long and to see her doing it, it was something i was really, really exciting that and lawanda flennoy isn't stopping. she plans to get her bachelor's degree in psychology as soon as she can. >> it sourchlds like you have very high goals for yourself in addition to your children. >> absolutely. absolutely. i have to set an example. >> and that she has. >> good job. congratulations. >> thank you, baby.

guys i'm a pretty jaded guy. i've been around this town a long time.ething it is not. you know trying to, comparing it to richard nixon. watergate is outrageous, that is ridiculous on it is face. first of all, richard nixon didn't fire the fbi director. there is no correlation. there was a crime related to that. he fired the attorney general, not the fbi director. this came from the deputy attorney general, a report, to the president on why he feels, in the chain of command the fbi director works for rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general. he was an eight-year u.s. attorney under george bush and a eight-year u.s. attorney under barack obama. other people said it, 94-6, i believe just two weeks ago confirmed by the u.s. senate. we haven't seen a 94-6 confirmation in a long time because of the partisanship. so this man clearly has no bones. he has no agenda. he called it like he saw it. this is about rod rosenstein's decision to move on from james comey to try and restore honor and integrity back to the fbi. the president of the united states took h

manchester city have two games in hand on the league leaders and had to come from behind at reading — jade5 runs. england racked up 328 for six in their first innings with three batsmen making scores in the seventies. ireland battled hard in the chase but eventually fell well short of the target. england take the series 2—0. i went into this and we looked really strong. you can tell that those guys that have been playing, it definitely benefited them coming into the international arena. it sets us up nicely for a really important series against south africa. there's an intriguing match to come at the madrid 0pen, as maria sharapova and eugenie bouchard are set to go head to head. sharapova beat mirjana lucic—baroni in the first round yesterday. last week bouchard said that the russian, who's just coming back from a 15 month ban for testing positive for a banned substance, is a cheat and should have been banned for life. will they shake hands over the net? we will just will they shake hands over the net? we willjust have to wait and see. that will be tasty. thank you for all those pictures