>> yes, we do. >> reporter: tonight, ava is on a mission. way to go, ava. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. w. good night. >>> you're not too cool for school, too hot for school.spen. not only hot but record high temperatures. i'll show you hot spots in a few minutes. >>> arrested and released, we're learning more about the suspect seen attacking a woman trying to get into her building because your safety is an important part of biuilding a better bay area. >>> this live look at the beach santa cruz, has to look pretty inviting. it is 30 degrees cooler than somepla places in the bay area where we're dealing with dangerously hot temperatures. >> let's go there. >> definitely. >> thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'll dan ashley. several bay cities are setting records and expecting more heat tomorrow. >> that's a problem for thousands of people in danville. 3500 pg&e customers lost power this afternoon. it's down now to about 2600 customers. >> you can see it as the big orange mark on this map, pg&e says this is because of the

>> yes, we do. >> reporter: tonight, ava is on a mission. way to go, ava. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. now news to build a better bay area. >> the heat is on. up to triple digit temperatures in some locations. this is a live look now at walnut creek where it's 101 degree. and across the bay, taking a live look from our exploratorium cam in san francisco, 83 degrees. >> nice to be on the water today. the giants, a's game, a reminder that children older fans and fan who have medical conditions need to stay hydrated. drink your water. it's 101 degree in apartment i okay. there were a few people out and about at antioch community parks. there's one person now. but a lot of people were acrossing to stay indoors. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. eric thomas is live in the east bay where it is the hottest and drew tomb ma and spencer christian are watching an the forecast. >> the heat today. starting with we're going to give you live doppler 7 showing we have mainly sunny skies everywhere including the coast. reco

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there in that cage, you see a second kitten, that is ava. ava was a little bigger and little tougher to catch. she had to catch her with a trap. >> tlc, man. all it takes sometimes. for animals, for people, for humans, a little bit of tender, loving care and boom, adorable. >> echo still needs more tmt, littleor care, but eventually echo is going to be available for somebody to adopt, but just think what seven days can do for one little kitten's treatment, delicious food and, boom, you have a cat who is ready to play and be somebody's forever friend. >> about to get a massive surprise, she is locked into the office, she puts her bags down and as she's doing it, she turns around to see big bro sneaking up behind her. she is so emotional. >> she is in the navy. and was able to stop in and surprise her for a little bit. he's now back in japan where he's stationed, but that moment is priceless. tears are in order on this day. in the airport in los angeles. this little guy is only 16 weeks old. and he's never met his aunt who now lives in los ang

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tonight, elisabeth moss, comedian sebastian maniscalco, and music from ava max.n tight, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the show. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thank you for joining us. after another weekend of sadness and outrage in the united states we had two more mass shootings. one on saturday in el paso. the other in dayton, sunday morning. horrible, senseless tragedies. again with many lives lost. and again our leaders in one

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did she call you, did you call ava?, i sent her a text. i slid in her dms and took two cans and tied them together with a string. i said i have to be a part of this somehow and she's my friend but she doesn't have a voice mail so i had to do what i had to do. >> made it happen, though. >> oh, yeah, for sure. >> when all else fails you slide intoheowerful series. congratulations on it. it was really so well done. you're also starring in an upcoming movie with our own -- produced by our own robin roberts. >> i am. [ applause ] i am. oh, there we are. hey, robin. it's called "the kamiyah mobley story" and it's about a woman who is desperate for a child and kidnaps a baby and the girl doesn't find out until she turns 18 so -- i play the mother who took the baby. t nute. don't judge me. [ laughter ] >> it's a story we did here on "gma." >> yes, you did. yes, you did and robin through her production company made it a movie and i got cast to play in it and it was a good time. i mean not a good time. everybody, relax. >> you ha

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can you come over here is this ava from quincey, illinois hi >> hi!day we watch i also just wanted to say thank you for -- thank you, savannah and dylan and sheinelle for showing me that girls roc sheinelle. i think sheinelle mig >> well, you rock, ava you're so cute dylan is here, and so is sheinelle. i think sheinelle might have a little surprise for you. >> i saw you from the window you made my day. i never get somebody to put my name with an "ei." want to come inside with me? >> yes. >> done. >> sheinelle wants to give you the inside tour. all right? >> yay, ava. mom, too >> mom, you can come, too. >> okay. >> honey, come visit us, okay? awesome. told you you'd fall in love with her. >> you'll come with me. >> what else is coming up, dylan? >>> i'm excited about this can't contain my excitement. jennie garth and tori spelling are inside right now, and they'll give us a sneak peek at "90210's" unique reboot. >> which you love. >>> we also have eva longoria with us. a lot to talk to her about, including what it is like bringing dora the explorer to

last week laura ingraham went on ava case after mocking hogg, sean hannity after exploiting the deathth rich. jesse waters took time off after a lewd comment about ivanka trump. >> you go in hard enough, they drop the ball, perfect. good, glad he didn't run them over. also i'm going to be taking a vacation with my family so i'll be back on monday. try not to miss me too much. >> saturday also? ( laughter ) >> trevor: my favorite part is how the fox hosts try to casually slipped in to random conversation. sort of like how you used to buy condoms in high school, yeah, let me get a bag of doritos and a -- pack of condos -- and the cashier is like jerry, bring me over a box of condoms for the kid, please! i'm going to say extra small! ( audience reacts ) so almost everyone on fox has had to go on a surprise vacation after saying something controversial, but one vacation on fox is the greatest of all time. >> bill o'reilly took what he insisted was a pre-planned vacation after revelations he settled multiple sexual allegation. >> i grabbed vacation because it's spring and easter time. last

these are ava's shoulders, now stronger than ever. what medicare from bluecross blueshield does for ava. and with plans that fit every budget, imagine what we can do for you. this is the benefit of blue. >>> just about nine minutes to the opening bell, a cnbc contributor, kp, good to see you, happy friday. >> thank you and to you >> a lot of people, the traders this morning are saying, look, we have seen this pattern in the -- for the past year and a half where you get worries about tariffs, you got to buy this dip. what are you doing >> i think you -- i think that's right. he created lots of drama yesterday, that's his style, we have seen it, i don't necessarily think the market should have been surprised i think maybe the way he did it is what the surprise was and it caused the markets to have that reaction in fact, i think it is a huge opportunity, you look at some of the names that have gotten beaten up. they're reporting, energy is doing better it got really clocked yesterday. oil got clocked. but it just -- it just creates an op

confidence, and majority of mps saying he doesn't want his government to govern the country any more, the avaand unlikely scenario of a government of national unity, but even if that alternative prime minister could command a majority in the house of commons, borisjohnson, they are majority in the house of commons, boris johnson, they are talking about, wouldn't quit and wouldn't say to the queen, fair cop, i've had my six weeks, send for this successoi’. my six weeks, send for this successor. instead he would say, ok, under my powers as prime minister, we're going to have a general election because of the no—confidence vote and as prime ministerl no—confidence vote and as prime minister i have the sole power to choose the date for the general election and i will say that after october the 31st. nothing you can do can stop me from taking the eu out of—— can stop me from taking the eu out of —— the uk out of the eu after october the 31st without a deal. can parliament stop a no—deal brexit? that's the tricky thing, because parliament has tried various tactics and we're all learning parliamenta

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av sarks, how did -- ava, how did you get into the scene?sse: was it hard to do? did you struggle with it or did it come natural. >> it took a lot of practice to get the form right and mimic the horse as best i can. jesse: why do you want to do this? >> it's a fun way to stay in shape. i posted videos online and people seem to enjoy it. jesse: do you feel a special kinship to horses? >> i do on my own horse. i have been around horses a long time and i do love them a lot. it's a way to get closer to them. jesse: do people make fun of you for doing this or support this exercise. >> i get a mix of both. but i get a lot of support from other horse riders and here jumpers like me. jesse: when people tease you at school, what do they say? >> at school i haven't had too many problems. but online they tend to call me names. but it doesn't bother me too much. jesse: you shake it off. don't listen to the naysayers. they don't know what they are talking about. i say keep jumping around. maybe you can get a scholarship. you are probably in better shape

josh gad, sebastian maniscalco, robin thede, michael "the miz" mizanan, leslie jones, plus music from ava very special mystery guest whose identity will be revealed on thursday and not a moment sooner! don't even try to get it out of me, because i just won't say. >> jimmy: our first guest is currently nominated for an emmy for the 3rd time for "this is us," the show that brings america to tears more than the news. now he's in a movie about a dog and those never end sadly. "the art of racing in the rain" opens august 9th. please welcome milo ventimiglia. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: you know, the street's closed for your movie. >> sorry about that. >> jimmy: that's okay. we're used to it. >> tonight i can apologize for it. >> jimmy: because you are somewhat responsible. >> it's my fault. >> jimmy: that's the big thing. when you have a big movie, you close down hollywood boulevard, everybody comes. who's coming? >> my whole family, my sisters in the back, mom and dad. >> jimmy: hi, mom and dad. >> the famous peter ventimiglia that you know from his in

we have been talking about about the mixed messaging on ava right of issues whether it comes from denmark, whether it's about his concerns about, for example, where he stands on gun background checks. that extends to tax cuts. a way of pushing off concerns about a global concession. check it out. you can see the opening bell there. the dow is up 230 points in the first hour of trading. but the president is paying attention. he is going after members of the media saying reporters are trying to create a recession. he attacked his fed chair as well. a new poll finds half of all people who support president trump would blame him if the u.s. were to slide into a recession. 69% of all voters would blame him too. senior analyst and commentator, ron, let me play something for you something the president said about the word recession. >> i think the word recession is a word that is inappropriate. it is just a word that the -- certain people. i'm going to be kind. certain people in the media are trying to build up because they would love to see a recession. we are very few from a recession. >> we a

ava duvarnay saying rest in peace, kind sir. what will be his legacy?i think, will always be connected with this countercultural movement. and something that happened in hollywood in the late '60s and early '70s. there was a rebirth of creativity, and you saw it throughout the late '60s and early '70s, and it led to a rebirth and reinvention of the hollywood studio. i think he will always be connected with that. and his entire family, they're a hollywood legacy family. >> i lost your connection, but you're right. the legacy lives on. not just for "easy rider" but so many other wonderful works. we'll be right back. discover card. hi, do you have a travel card? we do! the discover it® miles card. earn unlimited 1.5 miles on every purchase, plus we'll match your miles at the end of your first year. you'll match my miles? yeah! mile for mile! and no blackout dates or annual fee. nice! i was thinking about taking a scuba diving trip! i love that. or maybe go surfing... or not. ok. maybe somewhere else. maybe a petting zoo. can't go wrong. can't get eaten. ea

. >> seth: what was that like to be able to work with ava duvernay >> she's so incredible >> seth: yeahhe really cares about the people that she's working with and no matter who you are, where you come from, what your gender is, as long as you can do the job, she wants you so i'm glad to have had that experience >> seth: and of course, that experience also included reese, mindy, and oprah >> yes >> seth: i mean, that -- i can't imagine what that was like as a young actor. [ cheers and applause >> incredible. yes. so incredible. to have all of those ladies in my corner to pour into me and to, like, have a group chat with them is pretty cool. so i'm pretty official >> seth: yeah, you're pretty - [ laughter ] and that was a great, great family film, obviously you're also in "euphoria" which is not for the whole family. >> right [ cheers and applause yes. >> seth: that is the opposite. congratulations. you're going to have another season yes? >> yes, i'm very excited >> seth: is it a show that is enjoyable to make? i find it -- it's a wonderful show i find it very hard to watch >> yes >> se

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movement and today represents some of the industry's most prominent artists, from laurce fishburne to avarnay. she's one of the key voices in the time's up movement. we spoke about her experiences in the busins and her efforts to bring equality into the workplace. >> the environments i have worked in have often beenps hologically bruising, have often been scarring in different ways, but in my minddon't compare to the environment that so many women work in where thei are actually plly unsafe. they get to make less money. t they ghave less agency and ability to control their lives. and then, as a bonus, they get to be unsafe in the process. and that's really what time's up and my work the last several years in amplifying that message is about. i just want everyone to be safe. i want everyone to be paid irly. and i don't want anyone who lives like me at the intersection of race and gender to ever be discriminated at because of that. >> you are a big voice in thent time's up move when did you realize that you needed to get involv >> i was among the women who were invitedo the first time's up

. >> seth: ava duvernay was the director oprah was a producer did you get to see oprah at the premiere yeah. [ laughter ] >> i mean, people stood up for a half hour. they wouldn't sit down >> seth: yeah. >> it was amazing. and in the scene where i signed the confession, the audience was so beautiful, they're like, "no, no, don't sign it, don't sign it!" tried to stop me [ laughter ] it was beautiful >> seth: it was good advice. it's a shame that they weren't there on the day [ light laughter ] >> funny but not funny >> seth: exactly we were saying backstage, this is a wonderful show. it's hard to watch as a father >> really hard to watch. >> seth: you're a father are your kids -- do you see them going towards show business, is that something you think that might happen >> well, my daughter just did a short that got into sundance film festival. >> seth: congratulations that's great >> and south by southwest. was just nominated [ applause ] >> seth: all right >> yeah, yeah. best young actress at the queen palm film festival >> seth: that's so exciting. >> i know. big ups, sweetheart. big

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crystal li na georgie ava is going to be the leader.atulations coming from the head of the commission. as well as the previous dutch finance minister. filling seats in the european leadership and we now have a name for the imf candidate. that does it for the closing bell and for me. "what'd you miss?" is next, but the team will focus on the trade war and the state of the labor market. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: live from new york, i am caroline hyde. romaine: i am remain bostick. caroline: u.s. stock markets closed down, the worst week all year. president trump touts a deal to boost u.s. exports to europe while china vows to strike back at trumps extra tariffs. tariffs outweighed jobs. a healthy labor report failed to deter and traders from half a point of additional rate cuts in 2019. upping the stakes, we work is borrowing, but it is all contingent on a successful ipo. romaine: president trump as he left the white house saying that he could raise china tariffs to a higher number, he also talked about other topics. let's bring in b

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an outpouring of appreciation and love for toni morrison, one of america's most accomplished writers avaur gift tv producer shonda rhimes writing, she made me understand. i wanted to be her morrison delivering an extraordinary speech after becoming the first black woman to win the nobel prize for literature. >> we die. that may be the meaning of life. but we do language that may be the measure of our lives. >> reporter: the ohio native reached around the world with her words. her works published in 40 different languages, winning the highest honor in france, as well as the presidential medal of freedom in 2012. >> toni morrison's prose brings us the moral and emotional intensity that few writers ever attempt. >> reporter: tuesday, he called her a national treasure, sharing this oval office photo, adding, what a gift to breathe the same air as her if only for a while. tributes poured in from hollywood, the music and sports industries, and many of the 2020 presidential candidates. they and countless others pulling from morrison's seemingly inexhaustible catalog of quotes. >> love is or it