afterwards, shay and barr talk to a local reporter. >> you're looking at two guys, high profile.n anybody. a lot of heros up there. you only see us. it's a lot of guys, a whole team. >> he was first. i'm just fast. it's nothing that anybody wouldn't have done. >> is this the reason you became a fireman in the first place? >> no. it's the whole reason. the whole reason. >> an exhausted by elated patty brown weighs in. >> so proud of these two guys. 50 years on the job, the most courageous thing i ever saw. right, patty? >> in the decade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the city of new york. but sadly three of the firefighters who came to the aid of jose and peter lewis in 1991 that day are killed at the world trade center on september 11, 2001. patty brown promoted to captain. kevin dowdell. and patrick o'keefe. the loss is felt by their families and colleagues and also by jose giagos who developed a lasting friendship with the men who saved his life. >> i don't have any words to express how i feel about these guys. they live i

lisa, round two for mary barr. what do lawmakers want to hear this time around? >> reporter: last time they heard very little because the ceo kept deflecting questions say let's wait for the investigation. that investigation is now done and paints a troubling picture of a company where no one took responsibility really for safety. mary barr today called the report deeply troubling. she apologized to the families. she insisted that she is determined to change the way general motors does business. >> until these problems are resolved, as i told our employees, i'm not afraid of the truth. i'm not going to accept business as usual as gm. it's time, in fact, it's past time to insist on total accountability and make sure vital information is shared across all functions of the company. >> reporter: lawmakers are a bit skeptical the changes will happen. the chair of the committee, representative tim murphy, pointed out he could not believe of the 200,000 employees of gm that no one, no one over all these years had the integrity to go, hey, we're making a mistake here. th

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and we'll be right back with roseanne barr.t's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid from the makers of nyquil®. ben! non-habit forming sleep aid well, that was close! you ain't lying! let quicken loans help you save your money. ifyou may be muddlingble withrough allergies.nger... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™. >> jimmy: tonight on the program, he has a very popular new show called "the last ship" that airs sundays on tnt. eric dane is here. and then, his new album, "something else" comes out july 30th. making his television debut from kansas city, tech n9ne from the at&t stage. he looks kind of scary. tomorrow night, gary oldman will be here, the very funny nathan fielder will join us, and we'll have music from bleachers. and on thursday, bob newhart, from transformers nicola peltz, and music fr

tonight, roseanne barr. eric dane. and music from tech n9ne with cleto and the cletones. and now, get it together. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the show.

hello i'm felicity barr. you're watching being be al jazeera, from london. cutting carbon emissions by 50% by 2030. >>> questions in the bust the deal that freed the al qaeda rl prisoners from guantanamo. >>> can his son revise the troubled monarchy? cialtion. >> hello.russia's calling a disa a -- strike in a be building in eastern ukraine. a dorm attack by dms our correspondent david chater is in luhansk for us. >> our ukrainian border guard post under attack, the troops inside thought to number around spi have been surrounded -- 70 have been surrounded by a force around 500 strong. ukrainian jet fighters were scrambled flying missions from lu lance -- luhansk. heavy plumes of bill owing smoke are rising. local administration headquarters in the city. one of the many sites that have been taken over by the separatist forces. the mayor has ordered air raid shelters to be opened for civilians as the fighting escalates. the region near russian border northeast of the city of donetske has seen a sharp upsurge of volunteer fighters, helped with ammunition and new

i'm felicity barr. also coming up, striking i.s.i.l. strong holds. as they take another up to. >>> al shabaab attacks in kenya again. >>> russia cuts gas supplies to ukraine. and out of a coma but heading for rehab. former f.-1 driver michael sheu schumacher is released from hospital. >>> abdullah al shami is being released on medical grounds. al shami has been on hunger strike for more than 130 days in protest against his detention. he along with three other al jazeera journalists are accused of supporting the muslim brotherhood. >> for 130 days he maind h maine had done nothing wrong. imprisoned without any charges or court appearance. five months into his detention he wept on hung -- went on hunger strike. within four months he had lost almost a third of his body weight. >> despite authorities knowing this, i have been detained for 266 days without any charge and without committing any crime. >> just days after the leaked video was broadcast, al shami said he had been in solitary confinement. vomited and force-fed. he said, my hunger strike is the

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michael barr, abc news, new york. >>> now the latest on bowe bergdahl. the former p.o.w. parents are expected to be reunited in san antonio. the deal worked out is criticized by some soldiers he served with in afghanistan. bergdahl's former team leader said his actions cost american lives. the u.s. military launched a massive search and missions. they were changed in the wake of his capture. >>> republicans in congress questioning whether the prisoner swap sets a dangerous precedent. our coverage continues with abc's brian ross. >> reporter: the five freed detainees are living in luxury in qatar, in a taliban villa in the west bay lagun neighborhood of doha. receiving a hero's welcome as they arrived over the weekend. there was no sign they were in custody or under guard. the families were flown in to be with them and the only known condition imposed by the u.s. is they not travel outside of qatar for at least a year. >> i think they are helpful. these are seasoned strategic leaders of the taliban. >> reporter: in washington, republicans said the deal was a bad one in a n

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according to mary barr.r those protests she mentioned, i don't know, in terms of protests, it was not a very angry protest. it was very respectful actually. pictures of some of the victims of the crashes. we talked to a couple of those people. you know, they would like g.m. to make things right. here is what they said. >> because of the inactions of the engineers, their legal teams and whatever they had in play, you know, for the last 10, 12 years at gm, they did not do the right thing. >> we want to make sure that everyone that was harmed, you know, serious physical injury or lost a loved one we do the right thing. >> what is the right thing, miele? well, g.m. is leaving that in the hands of ken feinberg, expert on compensation. they say he will be able to determine who gets compensated and how much they get. opening their checkbook to ken feinberg. see what he has to. >> and seeing what they have to pay. thank you very much. promising the limit on the compensation plan for the victims of that recall issue

the go pro hero captured the entire gorgeous barr. >>perfect. l.perfect. i wonder if you nevers kick up. oh, this is perfect, best video ever, i better not mess it up. >> thousand dollar day? thousand bucks for surfing the wave? >> he won the go pro of the world may edition so he beat out nine other entries to win that thousand bucks from go pro, and when he said, i'm going surfing for the day, didn't know it was a profitable day. >> awesome day. >> i agree. it's a clear winner. >> point of interest here, marty was using a mouth mount. clutched that in the teeth. that's the cool shot. >> what up? >> hey, give us ten bucks. >>> he wants to base jump from a flying motorcycle. see if he does it next "right this minute," and still to come, dude lets a reporter know he doesn't want to be interviewed. >> takes it a step further. >> what? >> how she keeps her cool after taking the heat. >>> plus, why a pay phone and love make for one amazing video. >> i just wanted to say i love you. >> oh. >> is that weird this is getting me choked up? toto y youou...... ththey'

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americans believe that those sort of operations they pulled off in 2007 which was called the andy barr awakening of using the sunni tribes to actually chase out al qaeda. that sort of operation may be possible again. explain the ground to see what sorts of rules might be possible. having said that, i think it is clear that obama does not want to intervene and this is under tremendous pressure from republican elements not to be appearing week. this is the one thing that he is terribly afraid of electoral he even though on the ground it seems like they have been imposing that there is very very little support for any significant intervention. >> washington is becoming ever more critical of the iraqi prime minister. do you think the obama administration is actively pushing for him to resign? well, he has not yet been reappointed after the elections. go.ybody wants maliki to ink in the last elections 2010, nobody really expected him to prevail because he did it when the elections. the winner should have taken the prime minister ship. consummatehe political operator. to be able to manipulat

roseanne barr, good morning.rfield told me. i was passing that on to her. >> generational advice. i want to talk about the show in a second. can i flatter you off the bat. >> of course, feel free. >> we ran a clip of the show, i saw you at the judge's table and i thought, wow, she looks great. >> thanks. >> you lost a lot of weight. >> i did. >> with magic bullet or did you just live healthier. >> i went on a new diet. it's radical and revolutionary. it's where you eat less and move more. >> why didn't i think of that? >> why didn't i? >> do you want to lose more? >> i just want to keep getting healthy and let go of excess baggage to carry around so i'm lighter on my feet and better in my life. >> you feel better? >> i do. >> tough love. you are firm with these contestants. you're honest with them. you're blunt. what is your style of comedy that you're looking for because it's so subjective? >> you mean -- >> when you see someone come up on stage, is there something that you want to see in a comedian? >> yeah, fi

today, roseanne barr is here. plus, it's barbecue season.'s smokehouse is here to show us how to make mouth-watering ribs. plus all the latest juicy "hot topics." now, here's wendy! >> wendy: yeah! uh huh. hey, now.

tonight, roseanne barr. eric dane. and music from tech n9ne with cleto and the cletones. and now, get it together. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the show.

those numbers go up in pittsburgh, wilkes-barre, coatesville and erie. the audit found several va centers in the state will require additional review, philadelphia included. >>> tomorrow it's back to the polls for the second time in a month for voters choosing cren ton's next mayor. the candidates in the runoff election, paul perez and eric jackson, the top two vote-getters in last month's nonpartisan election. since neither captured more than half the vote they're both on the ballot tomorrow. tonight we caught the candidates out doing last-minute campaigning. tomorrow the polls are open from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. trenton's last elected mayor was tony mack who was convicted of bribery, fraud and extorsion. he will soon report to federal prison to begin his five-year sen fence. >>> new developments in the liquor license debate in a dry delaware county college town. neighbors sued the college from getting the license, fearing noise problems and underage drinking. today a judge ruled it would not be detrimental. a college spokesman tells nbc 10 the school

the expectation is ceo mary barre will release those results during a town hall meeting with employees. "wall street journal" reports that no concerted cover up but managers failed to make connections and act on the evidence. several employees, including the engineer who designed the faulty switch will likely be demissed as a result. they were not aware of any of the problems prior to last december. >>> meantime, the futures are pointing to a slightly lower start after stocks bounced back yesterday from tuesday's losses. the nasdaq snapping a three-day losing streak. the s&p 500 hitting yet another new record high. we had better than expected data on services jobs that help offset disappointing report on private sector job growth. the big report, of course, tomorrow the may job's number that out at 8:30 eastern time and in a little bit we'll get the latest filings for the weekly unemployment benefit. the dow rised 15 points and the nasdaq at 4251 after gaining 17. >>> meantime, walmart is expanding its online savings tool nationwide. it rolls out its catcher letting customers compare p

stretching across the middle east isis already controlled large swaths of land in syria and iraq and barre province last week they moved on iraq's north. seemingly overnight isis captured the second largest city of mosul robbing banks of hundreds of millions of dollars releasing prisoners and imposing their harsh version of islamic sharia law more than half a million residents were forced to flee. we were afraid of isis and its camp because they have no mercy there are people they killed they have no conscience that was just the start after mosul a lightning speed advance towards baghdad with cities and towns falling to isis along the way the iraqi army awash with fifteen billion dollars worth of u.s. military gear seemed powerless to stop the advance as iraqi soldiers fled their posts they left behind tanks humvees trucks and weapons paid for by the americans and now in the hands of isis the group wasted no time in showing off the new hardware and photographs and videos on the web the militants have their supporters to the shiite dominated government of prime minister nouri al maliki has

stretching across the middle east isis already controlled large swaths of land in syria and iraq and barre province last week they moved on iraq's north. seemingly overnight isis captured the second largest city of mosul more than half a million residents were forced to flee. we were afraid of isis and its camp because they have no mercy there are people they killed they have no conscience that was just the start after mosul a lightning speed advance towards baghdad with cities and towns falling to isis along the way as iraqi soldiers fled their posts they left behind tanks humvees trucks and weapons paid for by the americans and now in the hands of isis the militants have their supporters to the shiite dominated government of prime minister nouri al maliki has alienated iraq's sunni population isis is also believed to receive financial support from sympathetic gulf monarchies and with iran backing the iraqi government there's fear the internal conflict could become a regional one all sides are bracing for the worst in the capital shiite militia men are responding to a call to arms from th

s new ceo is going to be back in the hot seat on wednesday, mary barr going back to capital heal to facepblgt likely facing tough questions after g.m. just announce the another round of recalls, on monday they are said they are pulling 3 million cars off the road because of fault i ignition switches. in detroit, more bad news for her, who just took over the company. >> reporter: yeah, del. she's definitely had a rocky start as you missioned gmc eo mary will return and likely unlike before, she'll likely have more answers as to why the auto maker didn't act soon forget those vehicles off the road. also testifying is the attorney who led the internal investigation, members of congress will also hear from h him. his report showed -- it was release ahead i identify weeks ago and showed that some employees within general motors who knew about the defect with the ignition switches for over a decade but did nothing about it. i want to you to take a look at some of the most recent figures that we have. right now more than 20 million g.m. vehicles have been recalled so far this year. the company

perry barr has to pay so much the biggest such penalty paid by any bank so far was the two billion dollar fine handed out to britain's h.s.b.c. the french bank is now looking at almost five times that amount we asked journalist robert highness' why france is facing such tough measures and he believes washington is punishing paris for its stubbornness over the sale of mr our warships to russia. my only conclusion i have no proof of this but my own conclusion is it's to do with the sale of water to russia is a sharp rap over the knuckles of the french government for insisting on continuing of the sale of the beast warships to russia. look at the sequence of events might draw their reach. it just goes to show that it's a very expensive defying sound the bank has accepted it because they want to go on doing business in america but i think when people have time to think they're not going to be very impressed by this behavior by the american government which is a sort of blackmail because basically the the system is you say well if you don't plead guilty don't be a trial if you plead guilty you

. >>> the words is halle barre, judge approved child support arrangements for her six year old dolt whereds, gab re he will aubrey. bar toy pay $16,000 a month to support their daughter. the actress will also pay for her tuition. >>> right now, 5:53. we want traffic and weather g. the rain just keeps on coming. >> really does. not everyone getting hit. i did get a tweet, mike arc, delaware, hearing the thunder like crazy in the area. lightning reported with southern branch of the very heavy pocket every rain and this err storms, not everyone getting hit with the fog. we need winds to get some that far out of here. we are socked in in a lot of spots. comfort index and in other words the dew point, measures the moisture content in the air, it is high today. zero seven before said and done, will feel oppressive. i feel my hair feeling flat, climate controlled, and it will be very muggy day and muggy week in joined with all of these storms moving through. bob? >> 5:54, good morning, everybody, the rain starting to move in, to our jam cams, lets guess outside, to live look at the 30 bypass, fo

stretching across the middle east isis already controlled large swaths of land in syria and iraq and barr province last week they moved on iraq's north. seemingly overnight isis captured the second largest city of mosul more than half a million residents were forced to flee. we were afraid of isis and escaped because they have norm or see the people they kill they have no conscience that. it was just the start after mosul a lightning speed advance towards baghdad with cities and towns falling to isis along the way as iraqi soldiers fled their posts they left behind tanks humvees trucks and weapons paid for by the americans and now in the hands of isis the militants have their supporters to the shiite dominated government of prime minister nouri al maliki has alienated iraq's sunni population isis is also believed to receive financial support from sympathetic gulf monarchies and with iran backing the iraqi government there's fear the internal conflict could become a regional one all sides are bracing for the worst in the capital shiite militia men are responding to a call to arms from thei

perry barr is close to paying up to nine billion dollars to the u.s. for violating washington sanctions that's more than the bank earned last year and the fine has been called unfair and disproportionate by the french president artie's peter oliver has got the details. french banking giant. and the u.s. regulators seem to be closing in on a deal which could see france's largest bank having to pay up to nine billion dollars in fines for directly violating u.s. sanctions now this relates back to around thirty billion dollars worth of trades that were done with countries such as iran cuba most of all sit down that all appear on the sanctions list it's being discussed at the highest levels french president francois hollande is warned of the potential fallout for the french and even the wider european economy if this company faces such a stiff fine barack obama has said well he isn't going to poke his nose into an ongoing investigation by the attorney general so he's not provided going to try and interfere in this case but with the french economy still very

is a lost stops and starts on the pass and also in dublin and a lot of that is stop and go and gets barr better after the 680 interchange. let's go to steve. >>> it looks rather cool for some by the coast and inland we will have a big spread, always some 90s around vacaville and ukiah. 52 to start, which is near average and i am going 60 an average is 67, way below, days are getting 1 minute shorter now and the summer was on saturday. i know, but hey, i call it as i see it. 1945 and 1901 again pretty far back on the records and keeping an eye 40 as 50s on the temperatures and there is san jose, 53 and 52 half-moon bay santa rosa, a little bit of a breeze. 48 los gatos, 14 travis gusting 26 and that's assure sign it is still in place and breezy and cool, there are some cool lows if you don't have the low clouds it's on the chilly side. 37 up in tahoe and water temperatures are very cold. 54 off of monterey and santa barbara. it is adding and it looks like a normal pattern may be slightly below, we will watch a system coming in tuesday and wednesday and it looks like it will be to the nort

journalists saying for years still to come they'll inspire us all to do our best work, setting a high barreer and inspire our viewers. >> we're celebrating on abc7 news.com. visit for a look at some of the iconic interviews. and thanks for joining us for abc7 news >> tim lincecum makes we'll hear from timmy coming up >> what is behind the red door? swooping down on a south bay home, taking boxes of a family trying to change the way uber does business. >> i'm sandhya patel clouds stacked up. get ready for a drizzly morning. i'll be back with details on a changing forecast straight ahead. fans and the mayor celebrating this one. he throws a no >> let's get to collin rush. what a day! >> what an amazing day, guys you know, lincecum has two cy young awards, now, hitters. bruce bocci said this was the show and boy was he right. two for three with two singles. he struck out 6, 2 outs. sxf becomes first giant since wore than 100 years ago to throw two new hitters. and tim didn't think he's on today. >> to be honest with you, i felt it's going to be a good day. and yes. it's fun, you can put pieces

mary barr -- barra, the c.e.o. of g.m. answering questions from the press.ad over to brussels where president obama is speaking alongside the u.k. prime minister, david cameron. >> theirs is the legacy that our two nations and our great alliance continued to unfold. i'm grateful to have a fine partner in david in making that happen. thank you, david. >> thank you. good afternoon. i'm delighted to be here with you today, barack. as we stand together in europe on the 70th anniversary of the d-day landings, we should remind the world of the strength and steadfastness of the bond between united kingdom and united states. 70 years ago as you just said, our countries stood like two rocks on freedom and democracy in the face of nazi tyranny. 70 years ago tonight thousands of young british and american soldiers with their canadian and free french counterparts were prepared to cross the channel in the greatest liberation force that the world has ever known. those young men were united in purpose, to restore democracy and freedom to continental europe, to free by forc

a left lane wilkes-barre into philadelphia because of an accident. if you are heading into philadelphia from camden, using the ben franklin bridge, expect one lane to be open due to an accident. as soon as we know more about this breaking news, we will get it out to you. >>> more to come next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >> growing violence in iraq fuelling fears here at home. >> it's a terrible situation. >> how the crisis could affect your summer travel plans. >>> we made it well into the 90s for the first time this year. a heat advisory already issued for tomorrow. plus, i'm tracking the chance for storms in my first alert forecast. >>> bad business. a local home repair contractor closes his doors. now customers and employees are scrambling to get their money back. why authorities are getting involved. it's new next. >>> traffic is a mess right now on the ben franklin bridge headed into philadelphia. crews shut down all but one lane in that direction. there's no word on whether anyone was hurt or what may have led to the accident. if you are expecting

. >>> mary barr is going before congress answering questions about the millions of cars recalled by her company. >>> this time a look at israel, strict laws on gun ownership.

a woman we spoke with who asked not to be named says show came upon the scene in the wilkes-barre lane within westbound lanes in hamilton township. >> a child was laying on the right-hand side of the road being helped by a driver from the car in front of me. there was a woman laying in the road on the left and other people laying in the middle of the highway. >> reporter: state police say 35-year-old james dennis was killed in the accident. he was riding in the cab with the child and the driver, 45-year-old roselyn kornegay, both of whom were critically hurt. authorities say two men and a woman were illegally riding in the bed of the truck. they suffered less serious injuries. >> being all six passengers were ejected, it's safe to say they were not wearing their safety belts. >> their clothes and lots and lots of beer cans. it was a horrible mess, terrible tragedy. >> reporter: investigators don't know if alcohol was a factor in the crash or what caused the driver to lose control. the expressway was closed for five hours following the accident. so far, no charges have been filed. >> th

we have a couple of showers, up i80, along hazelton and scranton, wilkes barre they are seeing showers have drifted down in the poconos. they are seeing light rain in allentown, lehigh valley, maybe a shower or two this morning. otherwise we will just stay cloudy. it is humid and warm, 69 in philadelphia right now. seventy-one reading. sixty-nine in allentown and wilmington. sixty-five millville. sixty-nine in atlantic city. not much sunshine right now but we will see some later on. fox future cast shows clouds, and showers up north, can't rule anything out but by noon it is clouds giving way to sunshine later this afternoon. it is in the a bad day we are rain free and any showers that form in the central part of the state back behind me here they may make it in lancaster, berks, schuylkill county but otherwise they are staying off to the west but we don't have a shower chance tomorrow. even tomorrow, but by in mid week we will do. skies break as we head into this evening. we will clear out overnight and greeted with sunshine tomorrow morning but we will be greeted with high temperatur

>> we have roseanne barr, russell peters, keenan ivory wayans. [ applause ] >> seth: really funny peopleth: j.b. smoove, one of the all time greats. >> one of the all time greats. >> seth: a couple of different things. one, more seasoned comedians this year. not totally green comedians. >> not at all. invitation only. that's it yeah. don't just show up off the street and think you're going to come in and do some jokes. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's very -- i'm happy as a viewer, i'm happy to hear that. >> right. isn't it the worst thing? >> seth: when people are like, "here, we're going to show you real amateurs." that's why we have like -- there's a lot of levels before it. i don't want to see people who aren't good. >> exactly. it's just like the comedy clubs where you've got to bring ten people to get some stage time. oh, you've got to bring 20 viewers and, you know -- no! no. it doesn't work like that. >> seth: what about -- and then the more importantly -- you're not letting people call in and vote. people aren't voting anymore? >> no. i don't trust america. [ laughter and applause ]

mary barr re spoke out. bisi onile-ere had the latest from detroit. >> reporter: a pattern of ipp competence and neglect, that's how c.e.o. mary barra described the results into a defect check. there were more than 350 interviews, 41,000 documents. it concludes, there's no evidence g.m. conspired to cover up the facts. however, there was a history of the misjudgments, a broken workplace culture riddled with failures. as a result the automaker fired 15 employees, and five others had been disciplined. >> i can tell you this report is thorough, brutally tough, and deeply troubling. for those of us who have dedicated our lives to this company, it's enormously painful to see the short comings laid out. as i read the report i was saddened and disturbed. >> some of the troubling conclusions revealed that some of the companies knew that ignition switches in saturn ions and other small cars had the participation to shut off and disable air bags, power steering and other features. it took g.m. over a decade to issue a