] ♪ ♪ >> seth: how are you, bobby?coming a father a few months ago. >> what? what? it happened? >> seth: you didn't know that -- >> yay! >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much. thank you. >> seth: we were talking backstage. so far so good? you're enjoying it, so far? >> yeah, it's the best. it's the best. if you could do it, you should try it. you have. >> seth: i did. >> you did it, great. [ light laughter ] >> seth: and i -- we did something very similar, which is, we waited until we were done with snl to have children. >> that's the only way to do it. >> seth: it kind of, is the only way to do it. you had your final show. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> seth: it was an incredible season and -- [ applause ] this is -- this is how you left the stage on your final show on the shoulders of tom hanks and alec baldwin. >> oh, look at that little chubby 15-year-old face. i'm so happy. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and where was it? was the culmination of the year -- were you satisfied? did you

nice and one wheeling talks in one second on your way or coming from bobby or hands free.for the benefit of our people listening in uganda under love of the world we are talking about article one zero two b. and this is an article that limits the presidential age limits yet you are talking about. discrimination but i mean the constitution is twenty two years old it has never come up until now when president museveni is being excluded by the no the same thing happened when president was seven was finishing his second term in power that is when the ruling party members to scrap of term limits and now they are trying to scrap of age when you see it is rather shameful for a lawyer like my brother jackson or food to try and mix up issues we're not talking about l.z. five we are talking about presidential and if you are trying to you know hide behind the youth then it's even more shameful because we are looking at the youth i did a thing for change and this is the only opportunity to have another generation over from the older generation peacefully. oh you know who you know righ

did you see the actor they chose to play bobby brown. i mean i thought it was bobby brown.picture of this guy after the break. fran grenier. new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. nice man cave! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money ever since we switched to progressive. this bar is legit. and now we get an even bigger discount from bundling home and auto. i can get used to this. it might take a minute. -swing and a miss! -slam dunk! touchdown! together: sports! >>> would it be unprofessional if i did the rest of the show like this. >> but it is a couch, yes. >> karen. >> bobbi kristina brown bio pick, a judge may block the whole t

emily: bobby, any response to the lawsuit so far? bobby: not yet. but we will take the next steps.e will likely file an injunction to get dhs to move forward. stay tuned. emily: bobby franklin, ceo of the national venture capital association, alex wayne from bloomberg news, and eric hippeau, my guest host, you are sticking with me. a story we are watching, twitter announced the appointment as a new independent director. he served as cfo of google. this was from a 2008 to this 2015. move is effective december 1. in a separate move, hugh johnson will resign his seat on the twitter board, effective october 1. he has a new director role at microsoft. coming up udacity , has partnered with lyft. to work on self driving technology. we hear from the founder about the deal and the future of autonomous cars. and "bloomberg technology," is live streaming on twitter. , 5:00 p.m.t weekdays in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: uber is suing such media for fraud alleging the ,firm build a company for fake online ads, and took credit for downloads it had nothing to do with. it is owned by the

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it's bobby rigs. i have a great idea. male chauvinist pig versus harry feminist.t, right? >> billy jean king who was someone i wasn't aware of prior to watching this movie last night she was a modern pioneer and ref luge air i now i feel like it's very important to share a story like hers. what does she mean to you in. >> she's an unbelievable inspiration and wonderful to be a a part of a story that shines a light for our generation that didn't see the bat. sexes and something she pioneered in terms of equal bay and eventually "live life and win!" bgtq rights. >> what do you want, billy jean. >> i want to move fast that way i can really change things. >> i think it was scary for billy jean because it was part of a story that she hadn't told or revisited even. she hadn't really d -- billy jean say forward thinking person. she hadn't watched the match in 25 years. yes, it was not easy for her to sort of let go of it and say, okay, i trust you, but she did. and we feel a huge responsibility with that trust. so and i think emma did too. we all did. >> some in ways the

it looks like our driver, captain bobby baker, key west. i been the only coast guard here for the last week so my staff is up in orlando and they get out of there before the storm hit so they are safe. of the talking to family members and really appreciate try to keep the anxiety down. [inaudible] >> wasn't i just in this building? when did the last vessels leave? >> the last vessels left on thursday. >> today's monday. >> it's been a week. i think it was friday. that was important, the preparation, getting everybody out of harms way. the exodus from the keys with the mandatory evacuation. i saw the government earlier, i think tim personally. they are very proud, they don't like to leave. i thought he did a very good job of encouraging people to leave. although i did hear from key west pdb were approximate 400 residents taking shelter at the key west high school and high school, if you can imagine 400 people and only for police officers, they had their hands full. >> how prepared were away from harvey and irma back to back, and so some of t

[applause] bobby scott. the other thing i would say as i listened to what the plight might be in selma, alabama, is to suggest that it's not much better in chicago, illinois. people think of chicago as a big, bustling city, progressive. every kid in my neighborhood goes to a school with all black children. they don't even think about going to one that is not. every once many a while a little bit -- in a while a little bit of busing takes place, but the other problem is that many people seem to have forgotten the whole issue of integration and what it also meant relative to opportunity. there's nothing to do, i don't think, with individuals just simply wanting to be in the same place. but what they want are the same opportunities, the same results, the same protection under the law. the only thing i can say is that we must continue to strive, strive no matter who is not striving. my mother used to tell us that right is right if nobody's right, wrong is wrong if everybody's wrong. and this issue of providing o

>> bobby moynihan. >> bobby wanted >>> good morning everyone i'm natasha brown.ng hurricane jose's effects as storm impacts the coast, massive waves crashed against sea walls last night, water covers the beaches during high tide, officials say they are growing more and more concerned about beach erosion and flooding in the shore towns. high surf, beach erosion and flooding are just a few of the predict effects. lets get very latest on our forecast with meteorologist matt peterson in the weather certainty. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. talking about jose and effects being felt across the new jersey shore points, and take a look at our satellite and radar you do see jose continuing to churn off the new jersey coastline, cloud cover and it is churning up the sea, high waves still a possibility here this morning and that beach erosion will be affecting the jersey shore points as well. probably throughout the rest of the day to day. high tide at 8:46 this morning close to flood warning in effect until 2:00 because there is a threat of flooding, pretty much

julie: you mean guys like bobby darin?oy lonely and blue i'm all alone with nothing to do ♪ frankie avalon: ♪ the next if you will, send a little girl for me to thrill ♪ ricky nelson: ♪ there will never be anyone else but you for me ♪ julie: ricky nelson, talk about a teen idol. bowzer: true, but i'm here to tell you that the original teen idol and the coolest of all was the king of rock 'n roll. elvis: ♪ i want you i need you i love you with all of my heart ♪ the platters: ♪ the sweetest i am the great pretender pretending that i'm doing well ♪ roy orbison: ♪ only the lonely know the way that i feel tonight ♪ sonny james: ♪ young love first love filled with true devotion ♪ julie: wow, bowzer, i feel like we are in oldies heaven. bowzer: that's because we're listening to the true oldies. there's no filler and there's no fakes. these are the original hits, exactly like those 45's that we used to collect. only now, all our favorite oldies have been digitally remastered, so they sound fantastic. last night, i was listening to

well joining us now joseph because he is a member of parliament for midwest bobby wine is an opposition member of parliament for john doe east uganda raymond wood uni is a journalist for in t.v. and john m. back who is professor of economics at weber state university in ogden utah welcome to this stream gentlemen bobbie i'm going to start here on my laptop with the facebook posts put out by members of your team yesterday at eleven nineteen amid a ruthless wrap up by state operatives of the parliament today you other honorable members were detained in police vans and driven to separate police stations right now he's in custody at the police station so you were just released from jail in the early hours of thursday tell us about what happened during that scuffle in parliament from your perspective. well on tuesday one of the members of parliament came into the chamber to the ground and actually on the right one and she will be one of the members raised an alarm and all of our weapons so a couple broke out and i made it that. they may be going to. be cut to not will house could not continu

bobby now runs a football club for youngsters in hackney, east london.is life around, having spent eight years in prison. he was convicted of conspiracy to rob security vans. get your heels up. black men like bobby are 50% more likely to plead not guilty in court than white men. it's a big reason, says today's report, that black men have on average, longer sentences. you go into court believing straight away that they're not going to believe anything i say. i will tell the honest to god truth and they will still be against me. we believe it is us versus them at certain points. is that why you pleaded not guilty? so originally in my first case i pleaded not guilty because i was young, i was naive and i was like, i think i can get away with this, i'm going to go not guilty. i don't think i was given the advice from my solicitor or lawyers to tell me, just plead guilty and you'll get a lighter sentence. for individuals, the review recommends that reformed offenders should be able to apply to have their criminal records sealed so they don't have to disclose

lais is christine lagarde, not >> bobby moynihan. >> bobby wanted to sit but they safety isn't a listthe best technologies out there and adapting them to work for you. the ultrasound that can see inside patients, can also detect early signs of corrosion at our refineries. high-tech military cameras that see through walls, can inspect our pipelines to prevent leaks. remote-controlled aircraft, n cahelp us identify potential problems and stop them in their tracks. at bp, safety is never being satisfied. an d always working to be better. . >>> there was one man whoa summed up everyone's feelings and that was white house chief of staff general john kelly. here he is during trump's speech. take a look. when it started, john kelly had a full head of hair. he was lierks life was so much easier when i was commanding 40,000 troops if the iraqi desert. >> oh, boy. note to self, guys. you have to remember, you're always on camera. >> maybe the lights were too bright. o nappipoo. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> a study links youth football to greater risk of health problems. new research

auction house executive bobby livingston volunteers to help sort things out.one of the lockers you looked at. >> that's right. >> so, did howard know what he was doing? >> i think howard knew what he was doing for his time. he's got every television show. he was obsessed with getting one of everything. >> so, rummaging through the unit is like a flashback to our childhoods. "good times"! >> these were publicity photos. you would have to get someone like howard to find you a picture of "good times." if people magazine, for instance, was doing an article on "good times," they would call howard. >> and then he would give it to them for a fee. >> that's right. but those days are long gone, and so, unfortunately, the value of these prints have gone down considerably. >> well, one thing that is never gonna be gone -- "dy-no-mite!" i love this guy. oh, my god -- j.j. bobby tells me you could sell these prints on ebay for a few dollars apiece -- and the signed ones, more like 10 bucks. >> it's fantastic, right? neat. >> but bobby does find, among the dime-a-dozen don

nice and one willing to tax and once again and here we are coming from bobby hands free. for the benefit of our people listening in uganda under love of the world we are talking about article one zero two b. and b. this is an article that limits the presidential age limit yet you are talking about . discrimination but i mean the constitution is twenty two years old it has never come up until now when president museveni is being excluded by the no the same thing happened when president was seven was finishing his second term in power that is when the ruling party members to scrap of term limits and now they are trying to scrap of the age limit you see it is rather shameful for a lawyer like my brother jackson a fool to try and mix up issues we're not talking about l.z. five we are talking about presidential and if you are trying to you know hide behind the youth then it's even most shameful because we are looking at the youth and you taking for change and this is the only opportunity to have another generation over from the older generation peacefully. and this after all y

an investigator working the case called him a hero. >> i have to tell you, that was not for bobby, there would be other officers down. and we hope someone like that in our life especially.>> those here are grateful to note french. the deputy that made out to sacrifice working to uphold the thin blue line. >>> a 32-year-old man from castro valley was arrested for shooting deputy french. he was wounded while being taken into custody, and is hospitalized now awaiting arrangement. >>> still had been in sports, the giants and cardinals brought their hitting shoes tonight to at&t park. >>> mark will have those highlights and the rest of sports including dealer south -- coming up next in sports. >>>mark is back, another night another lost the giants.>> i think the highlight from this game was saying that it was warmer at at&t park that was in phoenix. that is never good. >> the deal is you get weather like that, the usually state the big leaguers do, that hitting weather. the giants for them scored about 5 runs more than they have of late. get a close look at it. the cardinals fans would like i

. >>> and the "los angeles times" reports on the death of a former professional wrestling star bobby "the brain" heeden. he died yesterday from brain damage complications p he was 73. >>> and the kansas star has the story of a techeerleader run ov by a cameraman. a cameraman running across the field crash into a cheerleader. she got back up and continue to what a team player. >>> still ahead, emerging from isolation. six people quarantined in a mars

a 35-year-old bobby, but the first episode of the reboot of dallas, bobby was celebrating his 60th birthdayy the part as an adult with children with children who had children reality and liked doing that, if we rebooted step-by-step we'd have to do the same thing, frank and carol would have to be grandparents in a way that was real that i'd have to be a 68-year-old frank lambert. and that's kind of fun. i would look forward to doing that. >> patrick, duffy thank you for joining us, i'm excited to watch step-by-step through a 30-year-old's eyes rather than a 10-year-old's and see how the show has evolved >> will you sing me my theme song as you go away? >> i think she should. >> can you sing together? >> ready, three, two. i never knew the words >> step-by-step, day by day, da da today; i don't know. >> la la la, >> thank you so much >> that's so awesome. >> we'll be watching on hulu. >> i apologize in advance. thank you so much >> my pleasure. >> good job. just to remind you you can watch your favorite episodes starring on hulu and more including family matters, hanging with mr. cooper, per

bobby riggs challenges billie jean king to a battle of the sexes she agrees and the rest is history. with her take on billie jean king actress emma stone has put herself in contention for next year's oscar race then we'll see if it's truly game set match. with zero zero zero zero zero zero and now for a film here in toronto that completely surprised me it's from roberts thank german director who is probably best known for his hollywood action movies movies like red or insurgent but his new film is something completely different it's a true story set in the final days of world war two very german tale but told in a way unlike anything i've ever seen before. this film shatters the myth of the good german that soldiers like these amid all the horrors of war were just following orders. in the captain no one is innocent. the film told from the soldier's perspective shows the verma as brutal sadistic murderers and image usually reserved for the nazi s.s. . not be in. fear for too i see even when the eastern archives became available we could see photos from the time of war and it became cl

>> bobby moynihan. >> bobby wanted about the "mega- campus" it hopes to build, by san jose's "diridon'm kenny choi. today google is set to host a second town hall about the mega- campus it hopes to build by san jose's diridon station. the tech giant says that the massive complex would bring 20,000 jobs. some locals have expressed concerns that housing costs would spike. >>> in san francisco, authorities are trying to figure out the cause of this fire in the excelsior district that left three people injured this morning. it happened on harvard street where crews found the second story of a home engulfed in flames. >>> stick around; we'll have traffic and weather in just a moment. our collaboration with pg&e is centered around public safety. without pg&e's assistance, without their training we could not do our mission to keep our community safe. anytime we are responding to a structure fire, one of the first calls you make is for pg&e for gas and electric safety. it's my job to make sure that they have the training that they need to make the scene safe for themselves and for the public.

so i'm bobby scott's resident. this is what happens after you break up his district. the majority of african-american congressional districts in virginia but there are two african-american congressmen from virginia and that's in large part to bobby scott. i want to say hello to dr. abdula. we've got our orange on. i'm not a virginia state alum but they're in the district. it's good to see all of you, because this is the important, right, educational equity. how do we achieve that, what does it look like and what does it mean? you all will develop some good thoughts here today and i promise you this. these are thoughts that will be carried forward by the congressional black caucus in one form or another as we try to address this very important issue. thank you for being here. have good luck with your deliberations. we look forward to hearing what you come up with. [ applause ] >> we'll begin with the program. melanie melanie, if you'll rejoin us. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, congressman scott. we are going to open with greetings from mr. john king, p

what are you making. >> bobby-q. well, it starts off at pork.mmy: you don't? >> well, see, when you bobby-q and you put a slab of ribs on open fire the way i do it, and it cooks, it loses all its pork properties and it becomes a whole new meat group. it's called bobby-q. [ laughter ] yeah, it's no longer pork. >> jimmy: so if you're kosher -- >> you're muslim, you can -- yes. >> jimmy: you can eat it. >> yeah. [ laughter ] come on over, man. do it. bobby-q. >> jimmy: you moved here from chicago. you were moving in chicago. you moved out here to do this show, your talk show now. are you happy to be out here? >> yeah, man. i mean, this is nice. the weather. >> jimmy: right. >> like right now in chicago it's one of the most beautiful cities. the people are great. but in like 13 days it's going to snow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it goes right from sweltering to snow. >> two weeks of summer. damn it, winter. that's it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and where does your family live? are they living out there? >> well no, they used to come visit, but just very ra

emily: bobby, why file the suit?what do you hope to accomplish ?> we hope to get the rules and it did we hope the dhs is in position to accept applications. this is about a competition the u.s. is in with the rest of the world. other countries are ruling out red carpets. britain,anada, great france, singapore. all across the low, they recognize there are talented entrepreneurs and they are trying to attract them to their countries to grow a new company on their soil. what are we doing? we have red tape. it is not a partisan issue. it is not against president trump or president obama. both of them have talked about the importance of ringing international entrepreneurs that can get capital anywhere across the globe, bringing them here to our country and making sure we grow u.s. jobs and the economy. emily: you are an immigrant and entrepreneur, eric. what is your take? >> my take is that foreign entrepreneurs coming to the u.s. is a desirable thing to do. about half of our companies have at least one member of the original team, the founding team, wh

riggs bobby riggs i interviewed both of them leading up to that emma stone and steve cohen you play who jack kramer were you familiar with jack the great tennis player who was the writer right ray you covered that but he was a was feeding number one and then he began head of the u.s. lawn tennis association then a color commentator with howard cosell too so there's someone playing old howard is playing howard his appearances are done digitally you know getting yes it's phenomenal i can play fifteen some of your own scenes with him i'm not in those scenes no but some of the other. of the girls the women on the team tennis team have scenes with him as i remember jack did not like billie jean king and he were all in water and for billie jean jacques was the male chauvinist pig and their big. you know and just reason then jack was about by all accounts a reed is the bridge where the greatest guy in the world but for some reason they'd those two and the night before the big match billie jean says i'm not going to play if jack is the color commentator so it's good stand obviously in the f

ggriie jean king, versus bobby s.etter think what you are trying to do to me ♪ >> how many people were there? 30,000. >> 30,000. >> sn't.a.ha even howard cosell almost beside himself. >> monday night football. it is not the usual. it is not happening. >> the mo its hype. which was, reallchyivatped u t something. the male is king no matter what the difference in the age. >> bobby riggs once the number one tennis player in the world. served up male chauvanism. [ indiscernible ] >> he was insufferable. yet, in 1973, he had plenty of fans. including, surprisingly enough, king herself. >> started getting like that. it is adorable. >> that's fine. >> no. no, it's entertainment, great. >> did you think he really believed that stuff? >> yes, he did. >> did i? >> king was the perfect faux for riggs. tennis was her life. she first picked up a racket in long beach, california. at age 11. and never looked back. >> my mom came to get me. i jumped in the car, mom, mom, this is . this is it. what you mean, this is what i will do wit

bobby?top) (door opens, seat belt rattles) ♪ baby, yeah, yeah, yeah how you doing back there? ah, i'm a little cramped, but i'm okay. you are one tough cookie, bobby. nah, not really. i wear my heart on my sleeve, see? when your last name's love, what are you gonna do, right? wow, that's a beaut. thank you, my man. (radio chatter) okay, you know what? i actually gotta go now. (groans) hey, i'm sorry, man. you know, it's just the power of suggestion. you know, he said he needed to go. at first i didn't need to, and then now i do. if you want, i could just go in the bushes. you don't have to walk me in. nah, it's fine. i'll walk you in. (radio chatter) power of suggestion, huh? yeah. what, that never happens to you? no, man. i got a bladder like a camel. it's one of my best qualities. oh, is that so? (hammer cocks) don't move. take out your weapon. put it on the ground nice and slow. uhh! (gun clatters on ground) you're gonna walk straight ahead. go. (gun scrapes ground) keep going. get down o

area, and at taco bamba. >> the ricky bobby. to the springfield menu, so -- >> looking forward to it. i'm going to try this while you tell me a little bit about -- you're expanding. >> with r you going to sweat. >> i might. it's hot under these lights. how do you -- i don't mind. it's worth it. how do you maintain quality when you're expanding? because this is the third store. >> and that's always the challenge, right? so, at springfield, we're putting our best guys to the test. we have a great -- we have a great staff. our chefs are, you know, as good as you're going to find anywhere and they're all making tacos and all going at it. so, for us, it's all about maintaining a really great quality staff and using great quality ingredients and having a great time cooking. so it's good. it's good. >> this is delicious. >> is it all right? >> oh my gosh and i love spicy. i'll take it. >> in springfield, we have a beautiful big craft cocktail program and a bar withon can cool that down. >> and you have some traditional and nontradition

>> captain bobby baker. >> i have been here for a week. >> you are the only one. >> i am the only coastuard. [indiscernible] senator.an, what's this is captain jeff, i am the commander for key west. .ooks like our driver >> the navy has been doing a phenomenal job. theob is up in orlando in -- and they got out of here before the storm hit. >> [indiscernible] >> he has been great. >> we were just here the other day, weren't we? when did the last vessels leave here? --the less vessels left today's monday so it has been a week. so i think it was friday. that was important, the preparation, getting everybody out. the exodus from the keys, the .andatory evacuation thank and personally for getting the message out to the state. the cop republic is very proud. they didn't want to leave. pd,d hear from key west there were fortunate residents that were taking shelter in key west high school. if you imagine forge a people and for put -- imagine 400 people and four police officers. we at prepared were harvey and irma back to back? some of these aircraft are aircraft that flew in harvey, -- for the

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. >> it looks like our drivers captain bobby baker. >> the navy has been doing a phenomenal job of support. i am the only coast guard's men husband have the last week. i was in orlando and we got out of there before the storm had. i was up there talking to some of the family members and really appreciate. trying to get the anxiety down. >> i've never driven a van. >> i used to be a coast guard rescued swimmer so i will save you. >> know, he has been great. >> we were there the other day, where we? or we? wally just here? wasn't i just in this building -- wasn't i just in this building? >> the days of all blurred together. today is monday. >> today is monday, so it has been a week. i think it was friday. >> yeah, now is important. the preparation of getting everybody out of harms way. mandatory evacuation. i saw the governor earlier and thanked him personally. i thought you did a good job to encourage people to leave. although i did hear from key west police department there were approximately 400 residents taking shelter i key west high school. can you imagine 400 people, only for police o

and bobby riggs was 55 years old.e one femashle ten pnis pslawayere world. and he challenged her to a true battle of the sexes and 90 million people watched. and it was-- it was an enormous tennis match. it was, like, a huge entertainment spectacle. but it was also a huge catalyst for a lot of social change. and billie jean has, obviously, become one of the most recognizable figures, i think, in the fight for equality that we have today. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it sounds leak a siy thing on a certain level. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: on a certain level tsounds like a silly thing, kind of an older, sort of washed-out tennis player challenging a 29-year-old woman to prove-- what did he say? women should be-- belong in the bedroom and the kitchen. >> bedroom and the kitchen, yeah. eople were literally taking sides on a real cultural heliready's ♪ i am woman hear me roar ♪ was kind of the anthem of the time and of that match. >> yeah. >> stephen: and she smoked him. >> she smoked him. ( cheers and applause ) i

there's a new mochvie coming ou about that match and steve carell plays bobby riggs. >> how funas not for my wife and kids. i actually read one review that said my wig was terrible in this movie. unfortunately, it was my real hair. that's the problem. >> he's funny in everything he does. it's not just a comedy. it's a drama about this match. >> is it a comedy? >> there are funny moments in it. >> you can watch more of the interview on the "today" show. learn what the movie is about. >> when i see steve carell, i laugh. >> he does some -- >> by now you've heard the shoutout trending from d.c. native dave chappelle. >> i'm going to read this teleprompter. please forgive me. shoutout to d.c. public schools. here we go. [ laughter ] >> big moments had d.c. schools trending sunday night during the emmys. this morning, we're learning that chappelle will visit ellington school of the arts soon. he's in the district today for a string of shows at the warner theater. >> you know once he gave the shoutout there would be an expectation that he come here. even before that shoutout, he would come

i've heard bobby jim dahl, kyle. who do you think the president needs to get health care through the senate? you have passed hundreds of bills. they get stuck in the senate. >> i don't know if changing hhs gets it to the senate. i think changing someone in the senate gets it to the senate. it is is difficult not just with health care but so many other items as well. i would bring the senate together. not just about health care but start looking at what america needs. and i would bring maybe an expert in that knows how to build a team. >> are you suggesting they need to change leadership in the senate? >> i'm not suggesting leadership. leadership has done all the battle going in. to me it seems one or two individuals wants to hold everything up. that is the frustration i have had with the history of the senate. where one individual can hold everything up. >> so if we look at health care, do you think john kyle so deeply respected in the senate might be able to help bring together the rand pauls and the lisa murkowskis

bobby yurada's home was destroyed. >> we tried to get something last night. we couldn't get anything. thank god we finally have something. please, everybody, come help us. >> reporter: the sweltering heat only compounds the misery. bobby regrets staying behind. >> we should have evacuated, but we thought we would be okay. >> reporter: this tarmac at homestead air force base is a launching point for the relief mission which now includes all five branches of the u.s. military. anthony? manuel bojorquez with the relief effort. thanks, manuel. most years florida supplies about half of america's orange juice, but irma wiped out much of this area's crop in just a few hours. it's another body blow for farmers who battled a devastating crop disease for years. here's carter evans. >> we're down about a foot from where we were earlier this morning. >> reporter: more than 60% of paul meter's crop is either in the water or in the dirt. thousands of trees were ripped out of the ground by hurricane irma's blistering winds. >> and it's in the salvageable either. >> not any

saying that the sport has been brought back to life than they are enjoying the heavyweight division and bobby are doing for it. when i get that type of respect from those guys, it is phenomenal. no matter how many critics you get as long as the greats are giving you credit, that sits with me. that will sit with me for a long time. we are not taken for a long time. we are not taken for granted. it goes for anthony, joshua, for us, nobody is taking for granted. it goes for anthony, joshua, for us, nobody is of king for granted. it goes for anthony, joshua, for us, nobody is of allg sporting event in europe of all time, it will sell quickly and we will put on a great show on the 28th of february. eddie hearn also confirmed today that ireland's katie taylor will fight for a world title next month on the anthony joshua undercard. the olympic gold medallist from london 2012 has won her six professional fights so far, four by knockout. and finally, there's just time to bring you the news of the uk's latest world champion nick pennell. the 45—year—old it worker, from wombourne in staffordshire, showe

we found out that's pretty much all millie bobby brown can say. >> i was like, yeah, confidential. >>secrets, sending scripts to her family. but the phone wasn't yet the fan obsession it is today. millie has learned her lesson. >> what can you tell me about 11? >> nothing. >> she's obviously back, but it's -- >> back and better than ever. >> it's amazing, and you really dig into the life of 11. >> sitting next to millie, meet 15-year-old sadie. >> she's a big tomboy. she's really tough. she moves from california to hawkens. >> that's so cool. >> the buzz over season two got a major boost with that trailer that dropped at com i cons set o michael jackson's thriller. >> a big focus of season two. how is he handling his upside down infection? >> in the second season they get more into his character and how the upside down affected him. it's a laot darker and creepier for will too. >> still ahead our matt damon exclusive in venice. plus one-on-one with rihanna. her beauty secrets, her biggest insecurity. >> i'm not lying to myself. >> crazy stupid love, steve carell, and emma stone's onsc