bel powley is stopping by. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] bel powley.y knows how to do it up. oh, i love him so much. we have a performance from country music superstar, brad paisley! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: "moonshine in the trunk." that's my jam. guys, it's time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: here we go. you guys, we use twitter on our show every single week. so, if you watch our show and you wanna play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i will send out a a hashtag. and then we ask you to tweet out things based on that topic. are you on twitter? [ cheers and applause ] four or five people? that's great. it doesn't matter. [ laughter ] so, we did this hashtag. since college students and other students are headed back to school, but college kids are meeting their roommates. i went on twitter and started a a hashtag called #myroommateisweird. [ laughter ] i asked you guys to tweet out a a funny, weird or embarrassing story about a roommate. well, we got

to syria -- from berlin. , thencient capital of bel temple has been destroyed. a massive explosion was set off near the 2000-year-old temple complex. it has been overrun by the islamic state group. catherine clifford reports. catherine: these satellite site nearw the unesco the temple of bel, showing vast destruction to the 2000-year-old temple in the agency pull of palmyra, -- in the ancient city of palmyra. occupied by isis. there were conflicting reports of its fate as witnesses were unable to approach the site. however, you and satellite analysts said the new image shows the destruction of the temple's main building as well as the role of columns nearby. destructioner the of a smaller temple a week earlier. unesco condemned the instructor -- unesco condemned the destruction as a war crime. the islamic state organization has already blown up several unesco sites across its self-declared caliphate in syria and iraq. militants can be seen hacking apart antiquities with sledgehammers in online videos. they saluted -- they are selling relics on the black market.

you are looking at bel-air country club in alexandria p -- belle haven country club in alexandria. rain anywhere -- not much in the way of rain anywhere at the moment. but there will be three or four inches of rain by 8:30 a.m.-9:00 tomorrow morning. heavier downpours are certainly a possibility. doppler radar shows a few showers developing to the south and east of washington, pushing to the northwest, kind of the opposite of the way they normally move. there is a lot more to come as low pressure continues to spin. as it does, it will draw in more moisture. the heaviest rains will be north and west of the metro area. later tonight, we think this will make a swing through the area. -10:00 tonight, we expect heavier rain in the area. 4:00 this afternoon, some heavy rain over the northern end of the shenandoah valley. not so much toward the metro area. however, later tonight, we could have some thunderstorms to deal with. things should calm down a little overnight with some breaks in the overcast. that should get us through tomorrow morning. to thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, and

plus, bel powley. music from brad pay lee. isley. >>> the pope will be here in three weeks, but already, memorabilia is popping up. one such tribute got a no thanks. a piz rhee za shop got these boxes. it commemorates the pope's trip. the owner said, no, thank you. he said the boxes are in poor taste. people that designed the boxes said they thought it was something special for the pope. >> talk about fun here. dozens of people played with fire in el salvador. they hurled flaming gasoline-soaked rags for the annual fire ball festival. it honors a volcanic eruption in 1922. according to folklore, the lava was a form of the st. ger fighting. it could get ugly. >> you can understand the concern. >> doesn't look like fun to me. >> no. celebrating. we'll be right back with john chandler and sports. [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. >> announcer: the verizon

. >>> and the satellite images confirming the bel temple in palmyra has been destroyed.he images show the temple of bel obliterated. >>> time for an eitharly start your money. disappointing numbers on chinese manufacturing. europe shares are down. u.s. stock futures are down. 2% right now. that will be an ugly start to september following the august down fall. yesterday, the dow fell 115. this is what august was like. down more than 1,100 points. the biggest drop since may of 2010. walmart cutting worker hours at stores. the move comes four months after walmart raised wages. walmart says this effects a small fraction of stores. it gave 500,000 workers a raise to $9 an hour. some critics are saying don't cut hours because you are paying more. >>> a troubling history revealed about the suspect in the execution-style murder of the sheriff's deputy. new information about his past and why authorities think he did it it. ♪ look how beautiful it is... honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know - and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare s

what about bel air? can you pull up on a corner in a residential area in bel air?u get rousted? >> no, no, they come out in a versace robe. >> that i've got to see. >> yeah, beverly hills. beverly hills at lunch is crazy. it's crazy. >> why should you be excited about food trucks? because they allow creative chefs like roy without a lot of money to start creating and selling their stuff, introducing themselves to the world without having to gather up a million dollars or credulous partners and they're affordable. they're democratic. and they're faster, better and infinitely preferable to fast food like the king and the clown and the colonel. ♪ to clean the oceans, to start a movement, or lead a country. it may not be obvious yet, but one of these kids is going to change the world. we just need to make sure she has what she needs. welcome to windows 10. the future starts now for all of us. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough en

we had television shows like "the fresh prince of bel-air" and "in living color" that showed the lookson "lifestyles of the rich and famous" but brands we can relate to. there are things that catapulted the look to become mainstream. >> the music put a light on us where we have been dressing in the hood. but without hip hop there was no light in the hood to see what you got on. you know, nobody was like what these folks in the hood. nobody cared about that. they only cared about that when it was in and that birthed the street wear culture. >> the first time we started seeing that urban really had some dollars behind it was through cross colors. here was a brand that was actually started in california by a black fashion executive who actually came out of the surf business, who realized that there was with something going on. he would come to new york all the time and go on the subway and visit spike lee's store in brooklyn. he was seeing how young men were wearing with their clothes. >> i was doing business with a store called merry-go-round enterprises. i started to talk to the buyers

. >> earlier, jen was also snapped in bel air where she attended a baby shower near the hotel where their former nanny stayed after she was fired amid rumors of an affair with ben. affleck's rep called the claims garbage. >> overall, this seems like a we spotted her with her trainer upbeat. i think we've seen a definitive shift with ben and jen. now that they're back in l.a., back in their environment and back to their routine, all of effect. >> let's move on quickly to more news. >> here's another story we're in front of. >>> miranda lambert on the new york city sidewalk. with the words protect your heart suggest she's having a hard time getting over her split with blake shelton but a few things to note. it's miranda who posted the photo herself along with the caption, i don't normally lay on the sidewalks in new york city. words move me. words make me move. she also posted this photo earlier the same black dress looking very happy. enjoying a girl's night out at a trendy restaurant. turning to another celeb split, food network's giada de laurentiis gets an expensive divorce ruling. acco

. >> seth: it's a really of the actress, is it bel powley? bel powley. she is unbelievable in this movie. >> eth: she's fantastic. like, i relish, yeah. she's obviously teenager who's trying so much harder to be older and you seem to be a >> yeah. >> seth: in fact, maybe you not a great mother-daughter relationship. >> yeah, she's sort of jealous of her youth a little bit. yeah, she's trying to stay young. which i don't understand. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're doing self work? >> you don't need plastic surgery, you just walk around and do this all day. [ laughter ] >> seth: another obviously very serious film, because it deals with the dead and them coming back to haunt, "ghostbusters." >> yes. >> seth: everybody's so excited about this. >> and i'm, yes. >> seth: so, it is you, it's melissa mccarthy, it's f kate mckinnon, it's leslie jones. >> yes. >> seth: all female ghostbusters. >> yeah. >> seth: has it been fun to shoot so far? >> it's been. 're having the best time. >> seth: and it's the same director gu as "bridesmaids." >> yes. paul feig, yeah. >>

confirmed the fears: the destruction of the temple of bel in the ancient syrian city of palmyra.sco official giovanni boccardi: >> we know for sure that some time after august 27, most likely on august 30, this temple was blown up by explosives. it was dedicated to a local god, bel, but during byzantine times, it was turned into a church and then with the arrival of the arabs it turned into a mosque so so this is why it has this profound humanistic meaning which goes beyond the historic and even aesthetic aspects. >> brown: palmyra, a modern city and antiquities site located 150 miles northeast of damascus, was taken over by isis forces in may. who then continued a pattern of targeting ancient sites in iraq and syria. last week they destroyed a smaller temple at palmyra. and before that, gruesomely beheaded the guardian of palmyra's ruins, khaled al- asaad, an 82 year-old syrian archeologist who had looked after the city's sites for more than four decades. on another front-- the fbi last week issued a statement urging u.s. art dealers to be careful when buying antiquities from th

two or three nights later, there he is on "the fresh prince of bel air" wearing our clothing. >> haveyou come tell me that to my face, then? you can do whatever you want to do. it's your world, squirrel. i'm just trying to get a nut! >> and that was the beginning of it. and the next thing "in living color" called us. oh, we saw your stuff. then later whey was told, well, you changed the whole specst young man's market. i think the industry began to change their specs where everybody else started doing larger sizes. '92 -- really it was '90 when the baggy jeans started but in '92 it impacted. everybody's pants were big. >> i was probably about a freshman in college or so when it was at its peak. and this concept that there was a clothing brand that united young people in thought as well as races was very intariqing for me. the idea of offering clothes that made you proud of your ethnicity. here was a time where women were really wearing those same oversized clothes just as much as the men were, and i actually think of tlc before i think of anyone else wearing cross colours and being an

. >>> in syria, the ancient temple of bel has been destroyed.y satellite images, isis militants detonated explosives near the temple. it was named a world heritage site in 1980. >>> it's a slippery climb in malta near italy as contestants climbed atop a 33-foot pole that was covered in grease. the idea here is to claim one of the flags. sometime a running start. tell me that didn't look like it hurt. the tradition is part of a festival to honor a patron saint. it looks like more trouble than it's worth. >>> adam ward, one of two tv journalists killed in an on-air shooting in roanoke last week will be laid to rest at first baptist church in roanoke. ward's family is encouraging attendees to wear the colors of his alma maters, virginia tech and salem high school. >>> switching gears, happy birthday to singer gloria estefan, and veteran actress lily tomlin is 76. >>> happy terrific tuesday. bos alibosso wthembrk.=lra/hotao

and "the fresh prince of bel-air."st month that will smith was developing a modern reboot of the series. carrie underwood joins jimmy fallon to play face-kickers in honor of last night's nfl season opener. >> some skits go better than others. >> this is "early today". we hope this is just your first stop of the day on nbc. bed all day. when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... ...maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and flu symptoms... ...so you can feel better fast and get back to the job at hand. new theraflu. the power to feel better. quilted northern works their bathroom experience. just like they forgot conductor randy, who sees all and forgets nothing. at least he's not constable bob. ♪ >>> leading the news in u.s.a. today, latest military lab concerns involve playing bacteria, deadly viruses. the report says pentagon laboratories may have mislabelled and shipped samples of potential plague bacteria. and

other county clerks that it's not okay to discriminate against people just because your religionlgious belu to do that or you feel like you can do that because you have the power to do that. >> obey the law, obey the law! >> reporter: at the county clerk's office davis continues to flexion power. the tension in the room so tight police are present, so are protests groups from both sides of the issue. a group in favor of davis held a prayer circle. >> father, we pray lord that you give her supernatural strength -- >> why is it so support to be here supporting clerk davis? >> i stand for religious freedom. this is personal because my husband's a preacher. if the clerks aren't being protected then the preachers aren't going to be either, they'll come after them next. >> i am a christian 100%. our daughter -- >> reporter: while those in favor of marriage equality continue to fight for their legally mandated rights. aclu has asked a judge to find davis in contempt and the judge has ordered her to appear in court. >> the judge has a number of different sanctions at his disposal that he can use a

tonight, join jimmy and his guests, jason sudeikis, bel powley, musical guest, brad paisley,

--segun las autoridades, "burnette" fue encontrado sin vida sobre la calle "bel- vedere court". policia no ha identificado a pide la colaboracion este caso y del publico si fueron testigos de los hechos. blanca-vo --la policia de san jose, esta investigando la muer duna mujer de 30Ños de edad que fue encontrada el se "race" entre san carlos y parkmoor. --alguien reporto a una persona en la calle que no respiraba, pero cuando los equipos de emergencia llegaron, la victima ya habia fallecido. --un sospechoso fue arrestado y ya esta tras las rejas. take vbox ---lideres comunitarios y religiosos realizaron esta tarde una vigilia en san jose para pedirle a los supervisores del condado de santa clara que "no" colaboren con el servicio de inmigracin. full video ---piden que no implementen el programa "pep" de deportacion prioritaria, al qucn una copia del programa de comunidades seguras. ---tampoco quieren que permitan que las agencias policiacas se involucren con "ice". ----santa clara, es el tercer condado con el mayor numero de inmigrantes indocumentados del estado, la mayora se ded

reporter: the satellite images palmyra's temple of bel this monday. the 2000-year-old temple has been razed to the ground by the islamic state organization, who has occupied the ancient city of, ira -- palmyra since may. wasay, a huge explosion heard at the temple, but for safety reasons witnesses were unable to get close to the unesco site, and conflict in reports emerged. analysts confirmed the satellite image shows the destruction of the temple's main building, and itsw of columns in immediate facility. anger from unesco in paris, who branded the destruction a crime against civilization. >> it makes me more than angry. we at unesco are devastated by this loss. we are not alone in this. we think this is a loss for all of us, because this represents the history of every one of us here on earth. reporter: a week earlier, the i.s. group destroyed the smaller nearby temple of baalshamin, posting images of the act online. in august, militants beheaded an 81-year-old man, palmyra's former antiquities chief. the islamic state group called it a campaign of

>> yeah, sibila hardhio bel ve until you look at all of this. everything here in this community gone and missing. playing out across northern california right now. even firefighters battling this blaze along the front lines will tell you right now they're losing the fight. a atfire storm continues to rage across northern california right now. the valley fire, 50,000 acres wide, moving in multiple directions and swallowing everything in its path. >> this fire just moved lik a run away train. n right over everybody. >> reporter: at least one person is dead and four firefighters have been injured and as teams continue an intense fight along the front lines of the blaze, at this point, there's no solid count on the number of homes and businesses destroyed. >> i feel it's going to be several hundred, if not 1,000. >> reporter: there are 13 wildfires burning across more than half a million acres in ca ylifornia. th is one just north of the napa wine country is the most severe. at times the flames so strong firefighters are forced to retreat. >> you se

new satellite pictures of syria confirm that the asian temple of bel in palmyra has been destroyed by the islamic state group.

and if you act now you get the complete trinity, aglibol along with bel and the solar nimbus, god of the sprinchts and we'll throw in the blessed shaman blood. >> oh works! that's blood, folks. guaranteed for triple in value. >> that's right, and this is an opportunity you do not want to miss. >> call now! (laughter) >> oh, sorry, not me. we'll be right back! we have three chevy's here. alright. i want you to place this award on the podium next to the vehicle that you think was ranked highest in initial quality by j.d. power. hmm. can i look around at them? sure. highest ranking in initial quality. it's gotta be this one. this is it. you are wrong. really? actually it's all three. you tricked me. j.d. power ranked the chevy malibu, silverado half-ton and equinox highest in initial quality in their segments. that's impressive! i'm very surprised! i am. i'm very surprised. chevy hit three home runs. thought i told you to stay off our turf. and what would you know about turf, skipper? let's end this here and now! let's dance! flo: whoa there! progressive covers boaand rvs, okay? plenty

pope francis said today he bel tves serra sought to otect native americans from those who were abusitg him. here at the mission a fe anw hundred watches the mass, breaking into applause when serra became a saint. many here feel he is responsible for bringing them their faith. lester. >> joe fryer in california tonight. thank you. >>> let's turn to politics now. and while donald ump retains his lead in the polls among the republican candidates, the gap has narrowed. yet he is making he.adlines over what he said and didn't say about president obama's birth place. re on it tonight from katy tur. >> reporter: trump in charleston, south car rolina. once again hammering birtherism. but saying it was hillary clinton who >> yet in 2008, she was the original birther. she's the one that started that whole thing. hiinllary is a birther. >> reporter: clinton's chief strategist did circulate a memo saying the lack of american roots but did not suggest he was born outside of the united states. a charge clinton today called ludicrous. >> this is such a bad example of what is wrong with instantaneous

tonight, join jimmy and his guests, jason sudeikis, bel powley, musical guest, brad paisley,

and if you act now you get the complete trinity, aglibol along with bel and the solar nimbus, god of the sprinchts and we'll throw in the blessed shaman blood. >> oh works! that's blood, folks. guaranteed for triple in value. >> that's right, and this is an opportunity you do not want to miss. >> call now! (laughter) >> oh, sorry, not me. we'll be right back! xxxxttóxxxóó ♪ xxxxttóxxxóó ♪ just take any empty seat that you see.olks sfx: (baby♪whines) pizza hut has made pizza and breadsticks even more awesome because now they are together as one. and with these two amazing dipping sauces, it got me thinking... everything is better together. woah, we may have a few wrinkles to work out. two times the flavor, two times the fun. bring home the flavor with a twisted crust pizza and two dipping sauces. add a 2-liter pepsi for a buck. only at pizza hut. how's the wife? she's good, she's good. ♪ more, more, more, more, more ♪ billy, you're a genius. thank you. yes, now qualified bank of america customers can get more, more, more with our preferred rewards program. more rewards they'll actuall

and if you act now you get the complete trinity, aglibol along with bel and the solar nimbus, god of and we'll throw in the blessed shaman blood. >> oh works! that's blood, folks. guaranteed for triple in value. >> that's right, and this is an opportunity you do not want to miss. >> call now! (laughter) >> oh, sorry, not me. we'll be right back! the moment's arrived. the best iphone ever is here. and you're all like... and then you remember there's verizon. which is great, because if you're going to get the best iphone wouldn't you want to have the best network? kinda makes you want to jump for joy. tell all your friends and family. even throw a party. get the best iphone on the best network. go in store or visit us online. and get up to $400 when you switch to verizon and trade up to the iphone 6s. because the best deserves the best. (music begins and plays (rain throughout)) we have just received confirmation from meridian. that on october 27, 2560, sparten 117, the man most commonly known as "the master chief" died in the line of duty. (rumble/ explosions/ battle sounds) out of re

. >> known assem bel a square, this section of highway was the spiritual home of the movement.ow, just a memory. all signs of the community that flourished here for 79 days gone on the self-styled less thnon w protests supported in support of those being charged. still waiting to be prosecuted, the police officers filmed allegedly beating up this activist. one year on opinion polls show the hong kong police force is not quite as revered as it was. >> most of the people in hong kong now, we don't trust the police of policemen or even the legal system as well. >> claims, too, of discrimination of supporters of the umbrella movement with the alleged blocking of the promotion of a law professor at hong kong university. for those protesting as long as there is still free speech, there is a chance of democracy. >> hong kong will have a democracy. the crucial thing is keep the civil society ongoing. >> staging the counter protest, anning rehong kong rejected the political reforms. >> far from being a fake form of democracy, the pro-beijing gruchlts incest the electoral reforms would h

tonight, join jimmy and his guests, jason sudeikis, bel powley, musical guest, brad paisley,

>> bel is an artist, after all. a very famous one. so he knows about neurotoxins.und inspiration in bahia. is there something about salvador you think that's conducive to an artistic sensibility? there is so much color here and music. >> the light here is beautiful. >> the light is really special. just the colors of the city are amazing. the colors of the people are amazing, and the way they move. >> they move. >> i don't know, when i first came here, i thought everybody in this city looks like they just got -- or they're on their way to go -- [ laughter ] >> so this was the central market back before supermarkets, this is where everybody did their shopping, right? >> oh, yes. this is the real brazil here. the real bahia. >> right. >> this place is intestine of the city. they sell shrimps and stuff here, oil and stuff. this kind of oil. we call it dende, palm oil. how everyone will call. >> i love the dende oil. it takes some getting used to. the first time i was here you eat it, you -- like a mink for hours afterwards. now, no problems. i've been eating this all w

the temple of bel stood for 2,000 years. but isis considered it un- islamic, so they blew it up, as they have other historic structures. the u.n. says there are 10 world heritage sites in syria and iraq, and nine are threatened by isis. newly released e-mails show hillary clinton and her state department staff were sometimes frustrated when they couldn't share classified documents over her private internet server. the department is in the process of releasing about 30,000 messages after it was discovered that clinton used her home-based server for official business while secretary of state. eancy cordes went through the latest batch. >> reporter: the 4,400 e-mails reveal a secretary of state who was deeply engaged in the minutiae of diplomacy and fascinated by washington intrigue. she asked a pair of aides in 2010. the seemingly cryptic e-mail referred to nine containers of carp caught up in a trade dispute. from longtime confidant sidney blumenthal she got critiques of d.c. power brokers. then-white house senior advisor dav

we had television shows like "the fresh prince of bel-air.. there was a number of things that catapulted. nobody cared about that. what did that do? >> the first time we started seeing that urban really had some dollars behind there was through cross couples. here was a brand that was actually started in california. by a black fashion executive who actually came out of the surf business. he had come to new york all ooft time. he was seeing how young men were wearing their clothes. >> i was doing business with a store called merrygoround enterprises. i start taed talking to the customers as what they were made of. it was mainly referred to as an urban customer. but, for me, it was the african american customer. i rode the subways in new york. at the time, i felt rap was coming from new york. my medium was a rarj. large. my 32 was a 36 silhouette with a 32 waist for a bottom. >> i designed from the ghetto, for the ghetto, for the street. those are all of my thoughts. ♪ now, this is a story all about how ♪ ♪ my life got flipped, turned upside do

cannot bel not and resistant. the world will want to fly more and drive more and produce more energy and hims lose one billion people and the world so far below subsistence it is criminal. they will consume hydrocarbons. i do not think there's any policy that can be passed that will stop at that. what can be done is to make it more expensive for those people or make it more expensive for us and not for them. wish you could argue is morally fine except it will not change in the underlying fact of air miles and road miles will go up and will be with oil, 90% of it. carbon dioxide emissions will increase. locked into the underlying demographics of the world and the physics of what people can actually do. aspirational that the battery will replace it or biofuels is silly. and the united states, 4% of his transportation energy from biofuels by using 40% of corn acreage. the last time we use 40% of harvestable corn for transportation was in the age of the horse and buggy and we managed to get off of that. do the math he

bel: if we look at economists at the moment they are saying there are not enough details. have for economic growth but you do not say how he will do it and by when so it is not realistic. there might be very low reaction. as far as the public, it is the same thing. they will be glad to hear that social security is being bolstered, but they need to hear concrete details about how their lives will be made easier before they will go back to supporting abe. it is important to bear in mind that abe is set for three years, he has few rivals in his party and the opposition is in disarray. he isn't safe in his position at this point. -- is safe in his position at this point. angie: thank you for that. the fed is onays track to raise rates this year but says that the plan could change if there are economic surprises. the dollar strengthened after janet yellen made the comments and we have joe weisenthal with more from new york. joe: today we are from that child janet yellen who fed share janet yellen who reiterated that a rate hike is likely in the cards for 2015 but it was not a g

has destroyed the bel temp in palm raz. satellitpalmyra. i.s.i.l. seized palmyra in may. officials say they blueprint another 2,000 year old temple nearby. >>> coming up why nearly 200 people have been arrested by allegedly spreading rumors of the plummeting markets and explosions. >>> and peru takes down a cocaine processing facility in the jungle. e jungle. >> top architect david adjaye. >> for architecture to be emotionally relevant, there has to be a connection. >> talks about the pressures of his biggest projects... >> everything i was passionate about was about to be tested. >> and improving the world through buildings. >> architecture does inspire social change. >> every tuesday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring. entertaining. talk to al jazeera. >> another explosion at a chemical factory has turned deadly in eastern china. chinese state media ya said it happened yesterday around noon eastern time. it's the third blast in three weeks. a different chemical fa

circumstances of those two murders last night were strikingly similar to the five murders at a home in bel-air, a few miles away two days before. >> the details of the murders confound authorities. as officers follow lead after lead, summer turns to winter. then finally, there's a break in the case. >> this is the instructions of the sheriff. the sheriff says you're not to ask this man any questions, not even his name. you're to stay at least five feet away from him. take pictures of him all you want. >> four months after the tate and labianca murders, america gets its first look at one of the suspected killers. >> he seems to be a deep person philosophical. a friendly person. >> charles manson, a 35-year-old ex-con, and five hippies from around the country, are arrested in connection with the slayings. >> it shocked america. absolutely shocked america. because hippies, up to that point, had never been associated with violence or murder. they wanted to change the status quo, but by peaceful means. then all of a sudden the manson family comes along, from average american homes, the kid next doo

police say bel air, henderson, montclair, minnieville, dale city, neabsco schools were affected. >> mayor bouzer said the city ambulance crews are overworked. they need a break and more training and for that reason she is calling for private ambulances to handle a lot of the less urgent calls. that is coming up. alison: meanwhile, arlington county police are look for a man who sexually assaulted walking down the street sunday night around 10:00 p.m. in 1200 of block of south hern don street. police say they do not believe the case to a string of assaults in the area. the descriptions of the suspects are not the change. jonathan: major change in service along the blue, red, orange line and center on the stadium armory station. that is where a substation fire could impact the commute for days or weeks but for months. brianne carter was there for the first rush hour test. brianne: major change for the metro station. >> orange and blue line will pass through the stadium. for the orange line riders going east, free shuttle wases are available. however, by midmorning only a few dozen people boa

particularly in beverly hills and bel-air, the center of the movie colony where these murders happeneduneral and the funerals of three of the four people murdered with her were held in four different churches. the services for miss tate, a remarkably pretty actress who was about to become a mother, was held in los angeles. >> people were dropped from guest lists. parties were canceled. because no one knew if the killers were among them. >> as investigators search for the tate and labianca killers, los angeles police raid spahn ranch. manson and the family are arrested, but not for the slayings. they are wanted for a lesser charge, grand theft auto. >> so they raided the ranch, seized a lot of vehicles that were stolen. a lot of ammunition and weapons. but the search warrant was apparently misdated. so even though they were taken into custody, they were released. at that point they didn't know that they had the killers of the seven tate/labianca victims. >> as police continue their hunt for the killers, manson uses the murders to tighten his grip on the group. he tells them the killings

today the country is coming together for a moment of reflection. [ bels tolling ] >> reporter: 14 years world stopped, watched and mourned, grief remains at ground zero. a new tower but painful wounds for those who lost family and friends. at 8:46 a citywide minute of silence marking the moment the first plane struck the world trade center's north tower. >> peter craig alderman. >> reporter: a somber reading of the names marks the human toll of that day. >> and my cousin, melissa, we are so blessed to have you as an angle. >> reporter: nearly 3,000 lives lost and remembered from new york to washington. where the president and first lady once again led the nation in a moment of silence to mark this somber day. and at a field near shanksville, pennsylvania, where on thursday the national park service opened a visitor's center in that field with 40 memorial groves. one for each of the passengers and crew members who died. >> gene hoedly peterson. >> reporter: as this small town commemorates a tragedy that hit home. the september 11th memorial museum has welcomed 3 million people since it o

reagan at their home in bel-air and was intensely interested in all aspects of desert storm, also our relationship with the soviets, things he had been voled -- involved as president. he sat on the foot stool facing me directly and focused right on my face and started asking me questions, and i think part of it was an effort on his part to companies -- compensate with him memory problems he was dealing with. i thanked profusely for what he had done because he was directly responsible for what we were able to do tin years later. now going forward with what barack obama has done, the military is terrible shape today. we just had the army chief of staff just retire, superb soldier. ray was the guy who actually operated on the ground and delivered on the surge and was successful. he commanded for a significant period of time, but ray made a spiech -- speech before the congress. he just retired. he said that in terms of the readyiness level of the united states army, that it is worst than it has been any time in the history of the united states. thatea goes back 200 years. it'sod announced

i mean, it went by so fast. bel, pink relief is the first responder, so you can be a business boy wonderomach trouble fast with pepto. hey babe, last one home cooks? ♪ ♪ ♪ another tie. order in? next time i drive. the right-sized nissan rogue. ♪ you think your car smells fine, but your passengers smell this... eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip break out the febreze, and [inhale/exhale mnemonic] breathe happy. >>> two american s held hostage in yemen have arrived in neighboring country of oman. that i were captured in march. four other hostages a british citizen and three saudis were also released. >>> pope francis met with former cuban leader fidel castro today. the pontiff headed to havana's revolution square where he celebrated mass for a crowd of thousands. now back to our msnbc special. >>> police now know who stabbed cassie jo stoddart to death. it was two of her classmates, torey adamcik and brian draper, and there's even a videotape that proves it. >> when we located the videotape, we were kind of apprehensive. we had our sus

it miraculously gets up and to bels off to fix his head wrap.lieved to be alive, he has decided to move on the united states and run for president just so he can irritate ben carson. good for him. topic number two. well, if you're like me, you're always on the lookout for a costume you can use for halloween or robbing banks or for certain parties i don't want to talk about right now. in any case, i'm excited about this october because there's a new costume, that's the most spooky yet. it's donald trump. the rum shaker costume for a mere 69.95 with the come over wig sold separately. so i get it, ladies. you get one day a year where you could basically strut around in your underwear and absorb attention from men like ultraviolet raise and not get called out for it. yeah. >> what are you? i'm a mouth. duh. lisa: but here's a tip. rather than spending $70, grab some mouse ears and paint your body in latex. so much easier. topic number three. you often hear miraculous stories of dogs who rush to their owner's rescue in an emergency and there's a new