[ cheers and applause ] aidan, aidan, you are up right now.immy: oh, he's a lefty right there. >> great. >> jimmy: be careful. ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ >> oh, good shot. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh! look at the form on these guys. ♪ >> oh. >> oh my goodness. >> all right. we're good. >> going for the big shot. >> alright jordan. >> okay. >> oh. >> jimmy: oh, going for the hundy up there. >> i actually wasn't. but -- ten. >> this is good. this is good. >> okay. i don't like that ball. there we go. >> jimmy: i need that one too. ♪ oh! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i think it's -- >> jimmy: yeah. no pressure madison. [ laughter ] ♪ oh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> oh! >> jimmy: these guys are good, madison. >> yeah. ♪ >> jimmy: oh! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, madison. >> he's cheating. >> jimmy: let me show you how it's done. >> do not let us down. >> jimmy: here you go. no pressure. no pressure. i just want to give you a hug or cuddle. [ light laughter ] >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: just for good luck. alright, here

it's part of the annual buddy walk. >> we went 11 years ago when aidan was very young. it was helpful to us to see people at various stages who have down syndrome and now we're coming back 11 years later and we are really looking forward to it. >> reporter: knowing that their son's photo will be part of the day is humbling, it shows him doing what he loves most. >> i'm very proud of him, he has a lot of musical talent. >> are you looking forward to going to new york this weekend? >> yes i am. >> and we wish him luck. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, a new statue now stands feet away from the hotly debated likeness of former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo. we'll tell you who put that sculpture there and why. >>> sampling a taste at the jersey shore, hot dog taste to temple your taste buds that's live from the shore. live outside looking at the center city temple university camera. chris sowers is tracking the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, hurricane jose is out there, what's it going to do to us? he's tracking. you're watching "action news"

the idea to tell -- to celebrate the progress of down syndrome. >> we went 11 years ago when aidan was very young. it was helpful to us to see people at various stages who have down syndrome and now we're coming back 11 years later and we're looking forward to it. >> knowing that their son's photo will be part of the day it's humbling. they say it shows him doing what he loves most. >> i'm really proud of him. he has a lot of of musical talent. >> are you looking forward to going to new york this weekend? >> reporter: yes i am. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> heading to the big city, we wish him luck. >>> traffic jam tensions leading to an overall out brawl on the road in the lonestar state. >>> a young boy has a job mowing lawns at the white house. we'll explain. >>> we have a live picture of the ben franklin bridge there. we know everyone is talking about jose, what about the rest of the weekend? how is that looking? we'll have the answer on "action news" saturday morning. z26vez z5yz y26vey y5yy austin street in texas fueled by a case of road age rage. the incident capt

. >> reporter: aidan carroll is responding to this ain't trump graffiti tagged near his home on the 100 block of mallry street in manayunk. >> i don't support trump but he is our president so do i find it a little offensive. >> reporter: home land security unit of the philadelphia police department is now investigating the writing and the captain says that the secret service may get involved. >> we take that kind of thing seriously anytime public figure is directly threaten. you presume it is credible until you have learned otherwise. >> reporter: just yard away is there more graffiti, this is sim bomb often used to represent anarchy a society without government. another neighbor jim royden says thinks popping up more frequently in the neighborhood while he does not support violent message against the president he supports the write to write it. >> it is america. we have both side. that is how it goes. >> reporter: to promote unity he hopes city will give him permission to paint a mural over the graffiti. >> i'm an artist but someone expression and how they feel. >> reporter: in manayun

in thrilling fashion — and making it five wins in the world's oldest classic race for irish trainer aidanifth in the final race of the season in rotterdam. vincent luis of france picked up his first win of the campaign, while third place was enough for spain's mario mola to win a second straight world title. jessica learmonth of great britain finished third in the women's race, to follow up her podium position in stockholm last time out. that's absolutely not that story, is it? jessica learmonth of great britain finished third in the women's race, to follow up her podium position in stockholm last time out. british bobsleigh have appointed lee johnston — a three—time 0lympian — as their new head coach. he replaces dominik scherrer who resigned earlier this week. johnston was a member of the gb teams at the 1998, 2002 and 2006 winter olympics and is a 12—time british champion. british bobsleigh have announced dominick sherrer‘s replacement as their head coach. it's lee johnston, a three—time 0lympian. it's the return of the champions league of darts this weekend at the motorpoint arena in

earlier i spoke to aidan foster carter — honorary senior research fellow in sociology and modern koreaty, and a freelance writer, consultant and broadcaster on both koreas. he gave me his reaction to today's developments. it's depressing but contrary to the glib statement that north korea is unpredictable, i can't imagine anything more predictable. you could say the other shoe has dropped. nuclear missiles, not quite as nice as love and marriage but they go together. we have seen a lot of testing in the last two years. kim jong—un‘s aim is to marry that with a bomb he can carry. we were due a nuclear test u nfortu nately, there hadn't been one for a year. they have claimed a hydrogen bomb before but it seems this time, outside experts, from the scale of the blast, felt in china and russia i gather, that it was one. north korea is marching steadily down this extremely dangerous road. it's very difficult for anyone to know what to do. trump's former director of intelligence strategy steve bannon said, they've got us. there isn't a military response, i hope to goodness no one in washingto

in thrilling fashion — and making it five wins in the world's oldest classic race for irish trainer aidanfter coming fifth in the final race of the season in rotterdam. vincent luis of france picked up his first win of the campaign, while third place was enough for spain's mario mola to win a second straight world title. jessica learmonth of great britain finished third in the women's race, to follow up her podium position in stockholm last time out. bermuda's flora duffy won the overall women's series. duffy only needed to finish in the top seven to retain the title, but won in rotterdam to end the season perfectly. british bobsleigh have appointed lee johnston — a three—time olympian — as their new head coach. he replaces dominik scherrer, who resigned earlier this week. johnston was a member of the gb teams at the 1998, 2002 and 2006 winter olympics and is a 12—time british champion. it's the return of the champions league of darts this weekend at the motorpoint arena in cardiff, where the top eight players in the pdc play over two days in a knockout tournament. in the opening match, w

. >> aidan and nadia woke up first and ran to find unconscious father. >> when i first saw dad, i thought he was dead. didn't see him moving or breathing or anything. >> reporter: rescuers arrived and airlifted them to safety. lightning ruptured their eardrums and tore the clothes off their body. >> it's visceral, seeing that red orange flash down the tree and explosive power of it hitting the ground. >> reporter: goes without saying they're incredibly lucky. not for the reasons you may think. >> if i have to feel lucky about something, i had amazing people around that cared for my kids and me. honestly, i was in pretty dark place and those people pulled me out of it. >> reporter: the odds were definitely in this family's favor. >> so lucky, up to 30% of people hit by lightning end up dying, 80% of the survivors have long-term injuries. >>> drew tuma with the forecast for the last day of summer. plus -- >> we're seeing them pretty much on daily basis. >> creepy crawlers. tarantula invasion in the east bay. what you have to look out for. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in ca

kennedy and aidan hit it off from the start and no amount of chad or ethan could come between their lovel you be my bride? >> is there any -- >> i got one too. >> pretty. >> jimmy: for them, the decision was delicious. >> can you believe these two? yeah? how old are you anyways? you got a full mustache. >> i'm five inches. >> five inches? >> i mean zero inches. >> you got a cool mustache, though. >> jimmy: bella had a hard time making a connection but sometimes you holding a boom mike. michael the sound guy was bad at his job but great with the ladies and he wasn't afraid to fight for what he wanted. >>. [ crying ] i wanted to give you this. >> okay. >> i -- guy. >> reporter: for other babies it was more complicated. >> i feel a lot of pressure to marry mason. >> marry. >> here, i get to see her. >> he better give me that ring. >> i can't do it. >> give me that ring! >> jimmy: would brandon give in to macy's ultimatum or walk with his dignity. >> give me that ring. >> i'll give you the box. ♪ >> this is the best box i ever got. >> jimmy: and then there was charlie. after her recent split

elad dvash-banks/father: "we had our beautiful twin boys aidan and ethan through surrogacy in canadas where we were living at the time."the twins share an egg donor but one child has the dna of andrew and the other the dna of edal.elad dvash-banks/father: "we really wanted one kid that is biologically related to each one of us just to have this family that is everyone apart of the family."when the fathers decided to return to andrew's home in los angeles, they ran into a problem.only andrew's biological son gets us citizenship, not his other son who's biologically edal's, who is not a us citizen. andrew dvash-banks/father: "i just can't stop thinking about how i'm going to explain to him when he's older that he's different than his twin brother. his twin brother is american but he's a green card holder."both fathers names are on the birth certificates but according to the state department "... if the child does not have a biological connection to a us citizen parent, the child will not be a us citizen at birth."andrew dvash-banks/father: "it's 2017 now. there's so many different type

and i will explain that to charlotte and when he's old enough to aidan, because i have known a lot ofe met them, i've worked for them, i was married to one. i had disagreements with a lot of them, not just republicans, on my side too. but i never doubted that they were trying to figure out how to keep this big, diverse, raucous, wonderful country of ours together and moving forward with optimism and energy. that's not what we have right now. and i don't want my granddaughters and grandson or any child to feel like this is normal, that it's normal for a president not to condemn white supremacy and neo nazis and klu klux klan and racism and sexism. it's not normal for someone to hold the highest office and to cavalierly talk about nuclear war and to be unguided, in fact, rejecting facts and reason and evidence. it's just not normal. so i will hopefully at some point when she's a lot older be able to try to explain that to her. >> former secretary of state hillary rodham clinton, appreciate for your time. >> thank you, joy, so much for what you do. >> more "am joy after the break." ♪ hey

aidan and kennedy's romance heats up in the hot tub. >> do you like paradise?tub was a lot, a lot of fun. >> cannonball! >> till ethan started splashing us. >> waboom. >> i like to jump in that hot tub. >> and splash. >> hello, little man. you've got to play p cool. no splashing, little dude. excuse me, guys. mind if i such come in here? >> you're squishing us. >> what's up? >> get out of here. >> do you guys know where the grown-ups are? >> are you trying to go, bro? >> i'm going to kick his butt. >> that's how it's going to be, bro? splash me, i'll splash you. >> i didn't expect ethan to come at me like that, but -- >> woman! >> i think i see a lot of myself in ethan. >> la, la, la, la, la. >> jimmy: on the next "baby batch or in paradise," who gets engaged? who gets mad? >> he better give me that ring. >> jimmy: and dylan and chad have a heart to heart. >> you've got girls out here. >> yeah, we have girls out here. and we have a roller coaster. >> you've got girls. >> yeah. and we have a giant spiky carnival. >> a giant spiky carnival. >> yeah. everyone is m

. >> jimmy: on the next "baby bachelor in paradise," sparks fly between aidan and kennedy. ethan refuses to play nice. charlie hits rock bottom. and the return of -- >> did you guys miss me? no? >> jimmy: bad chad >> where's all the adults? >> jimmy: next time on "baby bachelor in paradise." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good question, chad. we have a great show tonight. we have music from bryson tiller. paula patton is here. and we'll be right back with ray romano. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by gulden's mustard. add zest to every bite with gulden's. and live tv. the channels you love. your favorite shows and movies. making your iphone into more of a... oh my tv is ringing. hey...i'm in the middle of a...a second iphone from at&t? okay! right now when you buy a new iphone 7 from at&t you'll get a second iphone 7 on us. and power both with unlimited data and live tv. we got pencils, yes we do! wide-ruled notebooks, scissors, glue!

unlike katrina were clearly aidan is not given effect of, this response appears to have been very rapid>> chris: also the first responders in the state and local government seems to have done a better job then new orleans or louisiana did. i have a feeling i'm going to get to a negative point because the news that the secretary made early in the program is that he said we want any disaster aid, the ultimate $8 billion this week. linked to a claimed debt limit bill because we not going to be able to provide all of that disaster and billions of dollars unless we have raised the debt limit. what is your reaction to that? >> is not really understand why think the two things need to be linked. everybody agrees we should get $15 million of real emergency relief that is necessary to texas.i spoke with mark meadows yesterday. chairman of the house real caucus. i think that exploiting this hurricane, people that lost their houses to allow business as usual in washington are getting an 18 month increase to the nation's debt limit. there continue to spend money that we cannot afford we do not have

so we've been reading to charlotte and aidan, you know, from the very beginning and, you know, chelseaas this new wonderful book out i will plug called "she persisted" which is a children's book about american women -- [applause] and so i was over there, i was over there the orr o'day, and you can't -- the other day, and you can't, just as a mom, as a grandmother to see my daughter reading the book she wrote about american women to my granddaughter and my grandson, it doesn't get any better than that. so -- [applause] >> beautiful. >> -- children's books, for sure. [applause] >> and it just happens that the next question from renee in new york is along these lines. as you said, chelsea just published a new book, and renee wants to know if you and chelsea have ever thought about writing a book together, maybe a book about mother and daughter relationships or how to raise a strong feminist kid, male or female? have you, have the two of you discussed that at all? >> no, but i will now. >> that's right. [laughter] >> i think that's -- >> we're going to have a book deal by the end of the ni

the title in thrilling fashion, making it five wins in the world's oldest classic for irish trainer aidanus getting more than our fair share of showers. the clouds started off quite small. but in between, some drier and brighter moments. rain for scotland has edged into northern ireland over recent hours and here is where it is going to stay for the first part of the evening, gradually moving into the wales and south—west england as we go through the night, before the skies clear and the windsare light. it's going to be a cold night for the time of year, temperatures in towns and cities between 7—10 degrees. in the countryside, cold enough for a nip of frost in rural parts of scotland and not far behind that across northern ireland, england and wales in the coldest spots. a chilly start to the day tomorrow, fewer showers to go around and more in the way of sunshine. a better kind of day, a crisp start for most, early morning mist patches fading away. shower clouds will begin to build late morning, early afternoon. they will mainly affect central and eastern england. away from that, plenty

the daughter of hugh and dorothy, wife of bill, mother of chelsea and grandmother of charlotte and aidanong the way, hillary also has managed to write books. in fact, this is her sixth, and reviewers of it so far seem to agree on at least one thing; in these pages she is less guarded than ever before, more revealing, blunt and authentic. she says she didn't intend the book to be a comprehensive recap of the campaign, and it isn't. but it does convey with raw emotion, humor and insight how it felt to run for president as the first woman nominated by a major american political party -- [cheers and applause] and how, and how it has felt to deal with the aftermath of a shocking defeat. and one other thing comes through loud and clear in "what happened," hillary intends to remain active and to speak out. [cheers and applause] hillary will be in conversation up here with my wife, lissa. the two of them go back a long way. at various times over the past two and a half decades, lissak has worked with hillary as chief speech writer, communications director, book collaborator and campaign adviser

saying that the independence referendum will be delayed under pressure from aidan and the united states is this true. until this very moment there is no decision to delay the process of referendum to be conducted in kurdistan regional in the high committee of referendum that has been set up to to preside over this process. they have to make a decision and the decision is that it will be held on twenty fifth so prime minister the visit of brett mcgurk hasn't changed any saying in terms of the referendum dates. in fact the position of the united states that has been declared before and through the visit of. basically to. declare their position that the timing though there might not be ideal suitable and this is emphasis on the position that they have declared previously. position we have also said clearly that the timing for such a referendum is ideal. have differences of position and discussions have been conducted around that. so the kurds vote yes said you will not declare independence right away why. the question that should be. we have come to the decision of having such a referendum

. >> reporter: aidan and nadia were the first to wake. >> when i first saw dad, i thought he was deadhing or anything. >> we'll help them. >> reporter: good samaritans swarming in to help and the family eventually airlifted to safety christopher suffering second-degree burns. he and his son left with punctured eardrums their clothes shredded. >> their shirt melted together. >> reporter: five times hotter than the surface of the sun they kill an average of 47 people in the u.s. every year injuring hundreds more. and even though experts say not to stand by any trees, the family says they had no choice. they were in a forest. they just had to be there. michael, back to you. >> thank you, gio. >> thank goodness they are okay. >> very scary situation. >>> coming up a "gma" health alert. could diet cheat days actually help you lose weight? i sure hope so. ♪ ♪ ♪ the issues we care about can weigh on us. so lift the weight of caring, by doing. visit state farm's neighborhoodofgood.com to volunteer in your community. [ "mo♪ more, more, more ny ] ♪ how do you like it ♪ how do you like it ♪ more

and i will explain that to charlotte and when he's old enough to aidan, because i have known a lot ofhem, i've worked for them, i was married to one. i had disagreements with a lot of them, not just republicans, on my side too. but i never doubted that they were trying to figure out how to keep this big, diverse, raucous, wonderful country of ours together and moving forward with optimism and energy. that's not what we have right now. and i don't want my granddaughters and grandson or any child to feel like this is normal, that it's normal for a president not to condemn white supremacy and neo nazis and klu klux klan and racism and sexism. it's not normal for someone to hold the highest office and to cavalierly talk about nuclear war and to be unguided, in fact, rejecting facts and reason and evidence. it's just not normal. so i will hopefully at some point when she's a lot older be able to try to explain that to her. >> thank you so much for your time. i appreciate it. >> thank you, joy. thank you so much for what you do every day. this is the drug enforcement agency. we are ordering

swat officer, darrell hubbick, who carried a young mother, katherine bam, and her 13-month-old son aidan to drive land. there was a catholic priest, david be ron who kayaked around his neighborhood offering to say mass for anyone in town. and then there was an unknown man from texas city, who when asked what he was doing with his note -- doing in the underpass, he said he and his friends were there to save some lives. so many images have already become iconic. sheriff's deputy rick johnson helped two children through the floodwaters. the cajun navy from louisiana lined up on a highway like soldiers readying for battle. it was as far as the eye could see. the perhaps the most telling image of all was the human chain. when andrea smith went into labor in her flooded apartment, her neighbors formed a human chain to reach a truck to take her to the hospital. there was no right, no distinction, just humble, selfless americans joining hands and helping neighbors in a time of need. you could say that human chain was a symbol, because when you step back and soak it all in, you realize this is am