please say hello to bryan cranston!ar what guillermo is wearing because i have that. you pull it off much better. >> jimmy: a lot of people, i want to say about you, bryan, a lot of people, multiple emmy winners, tony winners, would say, no, i won't play a masturbating man on the train. [ laughter ] bryan cranston says, yes, i will. >> yes, i will! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. >> yes. it's like the nudity clause that i've had. i've been in my underwear for almost every single show. in fact, on network, i'm in my underwear again. i can't believe it. >> jimmy: people like you in your underwear. i specifically remember you -- bryan was my son kevin's little league coach. >> yeah. >> jimmy: years ago in l.a. i remember we had a game -- >> was i in my underwear? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you weren't there. he was arrested for coaching in his underwear. no, we had a game, then we went home, and "malcolm in the middle" was on, you were dancing in your underwear. i was thinking, well, i never had this experienc

>> the bull. >> nicole stars as bryan's assistant. >> what is it like working with kevin first?ilarious, isn't it? >> hilarious. i laugh all day. i can't wait to come to work to laugh. >> i'm so excited about this. it's a remark of the untouchables. that was the highest grossing movie in french history. >> can you imagine how this one is going to do? >>> still ahead a story that will make you smile. >> this is real life. >> a former tv doc saving lives in real life. only we're with patrick dempsey. >> i love doing this work. >> then -- >> you think wayne brady has talent. wait to you meet his daughter. >> then the cast of "mean girls" now. >> i don't hang out with lindsay lohan. >> what we know about a sequel. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> still so hard to watch. mcdreamy, why couldn't it have been a dream? it's been three years since patrick dempsey said good-bye to "grey's anatomy." but in real life, the former tv doc is still helping those in need and only "e.t." with was him for patrick's inspiring next chapter. >> i really love doing this work. i think it's very

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bryan: thank you for having me on.: i want to ask you about trade because the president has and yourted nafta, opponent is an ironworker and it's really aligned himself with the union workers. what do you think in terms of how that is going to play 25 days from now? bryan: we had a real step forward. the president has brought countries back to the table to negotiate trade deals for what we have seen the most recent trade deal is that in wisconsin, there was a real difficult time getting exported into kim and have an easier time. that trade win is a win for workers,manufacturing and if we are able to trade reciprocally around the globe, that will be a win for the nation. you have any concerns with how the president is negotiating with china for example? bryan: he is bringing those countries back to the table. trade policies that are the benefits for government workers. we are taking a step forward and hopefully we will see that continue with better trade deals around the globe. shery: speaker ryan has not always seen ey

yen, bryan, their kids jennifer and kimberly as well as cousin tv and his son, donny.lly feel fortunate we live in this town and we have a lot of support. when we went to open this store, all my friends said, "i want to have vietnamese food." i know that here you have to have mexican food. so i went and talked to the best mexican cook in town maricela. >> bryan:yeah, this is the, the chef right here. >> maricela: hi. >> yen: yeah. >> bryan: good chef. this is maricela. ♪ >> anthony: the pho here is good. brisket, eye round, meatball, tripe and tendon, just like back home. ceviche made from vinh's fresh shrimp. and, of course, tacos, migas style, with eggs, jalapeños, and tomatoes. the kids who grew up in this community -- >> yen: these are the kids -- >> bryan: yeah, these are the kids right here. >> anthony: what are they doing? >> dough:i was born here in '76, so i'm a natural born citizen. working with my dad, right hand man, you know? shrimping, building boats. just kind of seeing what they went through, i mean it's, i definitely appreciate life, you know? >> kimbe

it means for the chancellor's shaky government bryan the very government is even more shaky because we've heard the numbers he said be massive setbacks for the c.s.u. and especially for the s.p.d. in bavaria. there is now involved in a sort of an existential battle for their very survival and that's going to have an impact i'm sure on the coalition after all the c.s.u. on the s.p.d. of the two pillows besides anglo-american c.d.u. conservatives that make up the coalition but there's a third problem for a. second problem i think i should probably say for angela merkel that whole see hope for is still around there have been some hopes that in. some quarters and maybe i'm going to medical share these hopes that if the candidate cabinet is going to be sitting firmly in the coalition to go she ations he's looking pretty smug about it he's talking about big plans for the future and this must move very disconcerting frank of america because he is peter constant disruption to coalition government since it was formed in march he's been bearing grudges against angela merkel in settling scores and s

please welcome bryan steil. [applause] mary: and please welcome randy bryce. [applause] mr.ryce: thank you very much. i was right about that thunderous applause. there is a three minute opening statement. mr. bryce? mr. bryce: thank you steve, mary, pleasure to be here. , for the pastre four weeks, paul ryan super pac has spent millions and millions of dollars on nasty, horrible ads attacking me. yan, these ads are breaking my mom's heart. my son has to see these every night. able to you will not be hide behind millions of dollars worth of attack ads. game on. [cheers and applause] i just want to remind the audience that could cut into your candidates time. your opening statement. to thank: i would like the milwaukee journal sentinel and wisconsin eye for organizing this debate. what we will hear tonight is a real contrast of ideas between my opponent and i. is solvingnd problems, working in manufacturing and education. i have worked for local companies the last 10 years. every situation, you are solving problems. ,ou are manufacturing it shipping it out the door. you have t

so convinced that it needs to do a december hike and three more hikes in 2019 and if they talked to bryanordan of what that might mean to the terrific growth of your region. >> yeah. economy is growing well. it is a sign that the economy continues to be healthy. i think you see a tremendous amount of confidence in both consumers and business, small business in particular i think the economy continues to grow at a healthy rate and whether fed raises or not, i think we are getting closer to the end of the cycle, but i believe like you, the market indicates it is purely priced in i don't think it has had a big impact on customer sentiment in a negative sense. >> how come you were able to make more money on your interest margin you guys are one of the most consistent banks that i follow. >> right our net interest income continues to be strong we have a couple of anomalies. and the yield and the loan portfolio. over all, we saw continued rise in interest rates and asset benefits we did see rates go up in late june and saw that flow through the margin it was less than it had been in previous qu

bryan steil. [cheers and applause] . >> please welcome t 13 randy bryce. [cheers and applause] [chanting] . >> thank you very much. that thunderous applause for both candidates. the coin costs is determined. bryce: thank you for being here. also to everybody else for showing up and as you are aware for the past four weeks paul ryan super pac has spent millions and millions of dollars with nasty horrible ads attacking me. these ads are breaking my mom's heart my son sees these before he goes to sleep at night he asks about them after school tonight you cannot hide behind millions of dollars of attack ads people will have questions answered game on. [cheers and applause] . >> i want to remind your audience that will cut into your candidates time. steil: first of all, to the sentinel and t16 and everybody at home and in the audience. there is a contrast of ideas between my opponent and i in which direction we want to take the country. my background in solving problems manufacturing and education working for a local rock county manufacturing companies with eve

bryan llenas joins us from new york city. bryan? >> reporter: a horrific accident, jon. all 18 people inside a 2001 ford excursion limousine have died. they were all reportedly on their way to a birthday party. this is now the deadliest transportation accident in the u.s. in about a decade. the crash happening at about 1:55 p.m. saturday at the intersection of route 30 and route 30a about 40 miles west offal albany. the new york state police say the limousine drove down the hill on route 30, through the intersection into the parking lot of the apple barrel country store. the limo struck a 2015 toyota that highlander in the lot, hitting two pedestrians, killing them. the limo then crashed into an embankment. the store manager says the car was traveling probably over 60 miles per hour. the store is a popular stop this time of year for tourists looking for apple picking and enjoying the foliage. the national transportation safety board is on scene investigating what happened and the cause. >> twenty fatalities is just horrific. i've been on the board for 12 years, and this

bryan, not so great. >> not so great. exactly. >> jimmy: put the pressure right back on them. fantastically talented. we're so glad you're alive. >> me too. >> jimmy: and don't forget to vote. julia louis-dreyfus, the mark twain prize for american humor, november 19th on pbs. we'll be right back. ht back. ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live in brooklyn" are brought to you by google pixel 3. make every day more extraordinary. aordinary. -computer, order pizza. -of course, daniel. -fridge, weather. -clear skies and 75. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my son? -i think that's just what people are like now. i mean, with progressive, you can quote your insurance on just about any device. even on social media. he'll be fine. -[ laughs ] -will he? -i don't know. into your own little world.k especially these days. (dad) i think it's here. (mom vo) especially at this age. (big sister) where are we going? (mom vo) it's a big, beautiful world out there. (little sister) woah..

the contest between bryan kemp and stacy abrams for the governor's race remains razor thin and causedroar over the issue of voting rights. kemp is being sued for keeping nearly 37,000 african-american votes in limbo. arguing they were submitting sloppy registration forms. let pe start me start at the is the bus at is senior center. a small town. you're saying this is an intimidation tactic. it was a county owned senior facility. a bus from your organization came to take the folks to vote early and the county said they were concerned your group, part of this was run by an official, a local democratic party official and they didn't want any partisanship. you're saying intimidation tactic. take us through what you're seeing. >> i'm saying that this is actually a part of voter suppression. ultimately if i didn't know she was a democratic official. we knew of dr. diane evans. we knew her as an organizer. she's very active, very socially active in that community. we had been in contact with her about doing an event in the county in jefferson county. she organized the event. it was completel

bryan joins us now. now if this tactic worked in the past why wouldn't it work now? >> we've hit a different point. people have used people's backgrounds to slime in dc. that is not new. but starting in july through middle september there was a victim of sexual assault with allegations that could have been investigated with the degree of discretion and care for this woman but instead it was held and dropped like a bomb before the political vote. it has retraumatized millions so forio the folks that are watchig i guarantee you a whole bunch of people are incredibly frustrated left, right and center having to go through these accusations let alone this woman being drug through the mud. >> laura: some polling that it is split. most republicans believe kavanaugh. independents are split down the middle. there are some interesting state races. in north dakota heidi high camp has a 10 point deficit. and one issue that is being cited is the kavanaugh hearing. and in missouri claire may cass well -- is down -- against josh holly and this is also after t -- the kavanaugh issue

connell: get to bryan llenas. i will squeeze bryan's report before the president comes out with latest on investigation. remember we have a just tis department news conference later on. bryan. reporter: hey, connell. yes i'm in front of the post office on 52nd between 8th and 9th avenue. a couple hours this morning at 8:15 a postal worker working in this post office noticed a suspicious package like ones seen on tv. it was addressed to former national intelligence director james clapper. they called police. police showed up. they moved the suspicious package with the potential explosive device up to rodman's neck, in the total containment vehicle, which is the bomb vehicle we've been seeing on tv this is what we now know, the latest before the president speaks a 56-year-old white male has been arrested in plantation. he is living, he was living in aventura, florida. plantation is just west of fort lauderdale. this white male, 56 years old, was arrested prior record for making past tariffsic threats to an individua

probably the most important person on the committee, george bryan. he is a businessman. the people who don't like the fact that all these unknown people, business people with no experience in government are writing the 1776 constitution, they criticize george bryan because he does not "own a chariot." meaning he has to walk places or ride his horse. you see the kind of people. this guy doesn't even own a chariot and they are in their crafting a constitution, right? do we want to these kinds of people in charge? we can't ignore the fact that a ferry owner, a guy that makes his money ferrying people across the river, john harris junior, is actually on the committee. you can still visit his house on french street. that's in harrisburg and he founded the city as well. he is representing the city of cumberland county, which is different today. then, we have ben franklin. there is a debate on the role that he plays. franklin is immediately elected as president of the convention, but most historians suggest he played very little role in the crafting of the documents. why might

have been on the board for years and this is one to have biggest loss of life we have ever seen. >> bryannas fox news. heather: two victims were mother and father to two young girls. gofundme page to raise money for children 4 year's old and 2 months old. if you would like to donate go to foxnews.com. important story for you. emergency in florida as tropical storm michael threat tons hit the panhandle as category 2 hurricane this week, michael should slam the coast by wednesday dropping up to 8-inches of rain, strong winds already being felt some 175 miles away. >> this storm will be life-threatening and extremely dangerous. today is the time to get a plan, do not put it off. there isn't any reason not to be prepared to keep your family safe. heather: no evacuations have been announced so far, governor rick scott putting campaign on hold to focus on preparations. heather: secretary of state mike pompeo landing in beijing over night for meeting with chinese counterparts. pompeo will not be meeting with xi jinping amid trade war that n in south china sea. kim agree to go second summit with

in horrific crash in up state new york, among the victims four sisters and three of their husbands, bryannas more on the deadliest u.s. car crash in nearly a decade. >> i saw a lot of people at the apple barrel, out in the parking lot and i heard screaming. >> the deadliest transportation accident in the u.s. since 2009. stretched limbo packed with friends and family crashed on the way to birthday party, all 18 people inside the excursion died. >> limousine traveled across the intersection into a parking lot and struck 2015 toyota highlander that was unoccupied and parked. two pedestrians standing nearby were also struck and killed. >> the crash happening saturday afternoon in new york near albany, witnesses say the limbo was speeding and blue through stop sign before crashing into embankment. >> these trees just -- you heard. >> the victims were all adults including one couple who reportedly newlyweds, the ntsb is now on the scene conducting their own investigation along side local and state officials. >> you asked about the magnitude of this, 20 fatalities is horrific. i have been on th

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to jergerrymander ant protects republicans. >> barbara mcquaid was talking about this suit against bryanisten. >> the challenge is twofold. one is that we know this is a flawed system that has a disproportionate affect on people of color. it had the ability to erode trust in our system. >> this has been a theme over many months here many the u.s. kwha what's your sense of the case that's being argued here. the brief that was filed in georgia. >> the idea of eroding trust is matter of public policy and a matter that voters ought to care about. that's what they'll be looking for is a violation of equal protect they can argue. if they can show an impact on special groups. in this case african-americans. they may have a case there. it's part of a larger trend we are seeing across the country, an attack on voter rights. when one party controls the state government, they also have the ability to change voting districts and gerrymander wing ways that can skew the outcome of leks. -- elections. this is part of a bigger issue.. this is part of a bigger issue.. this is part of a bigger issue.. thi

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cnn's bryan todd has the latest for us. >> reporter: he's a top leader of interpol, the world famousagency. a security official well versed insecurity. he's vanished from his post irn france, missing for more than a week. >> this is a very high ranking position within interpol. >> meng was assigned to interpol head quarters in france. but a senior ofils says he was not on french soil when he was last seen. meng's wife was the one who reported him missing. she didn't tell officials until thursday night. meng's wife had recently received threats over the telephone and social mead wru. >> the wife is going to be the key. they'll look at whatever digital foot print he's got. >> reporter: and there are questions about whether his disappearance is related to threats on his wife. some reports say meng returned to china, then disappeared. the morning post newspaper known to have connection to chinese authorities sites an anonymous source saying meng is under investigation for unspecified reasons and taken away for questioning by so-called discipline authorities. >> he may have been picked up

bryan llenas is live in montreal in front of a government-owned marijuana store. bryan? justin trudeau said that can has the highest marijuana use in the world. so they want to control it, keep it out of the hands of gangs. that's one thought. a lot of folks trying marijuana out for the first time, this is a government-opened store. some people have been lined up since 4:00 a.m. hundreds of people trying to purchase marijuana for the first time. recreationally, legally in canada. we spoke to one of those folks. >> i think we can be a shining example to our friends and neighbors down south. a very dynamic legalization community down there. to see that canada is pulling it off. i think that should give them a little moose and hope that it's possible and it should happen. >> the legal age here is 18 years old in order to have recreational marijuana. those that can't make to it the over 100 stores opening in canada, it will be order online. >> that's interesting. how there this affect the united states if at all? >> well, there's a couple of thoughts here. problems people th

bryan llenas joins us from chappaqua with more. bryan? >> hi, charles.ecret service said the clintons never received a package and nor were they at risk to receive it. that's because the potential device was spotted by a screening technician offside where they look at all of the clinton's mail. governor cuomo said he personally visited this home at about 4:30 a.m. to check on the clintons. president bill clinton was at home during the time. former secretary of state hillary clinton is in florida campaigning. this is what she had to say about the threat. >> it is a troubling time, isn't it? it's a time of deep divisions, and we have to do everything we can to bring our country together. we also have to elect candidates that will try to do the same. >> former president bill clinton tweeting thank you to the secret service and all law enforcement that responded. they worked tirelessly to keep our country and community safe. i'm forever grateful for their efforts. this incident taking place just a mere 15 minutes away from gorge soros' home in katonah, new y

here's correspondent bryan llenas. >> on tuesday new york state police released the names of all 20 victimshe limousine crash in upstate new york. the passengers in the back of the limo were celebrating amy steenburgen's birthday. >> i want to believe it. >> as the community mourns, investigators continue looking into clues into how the scratch happened. details about the limo company's owner coming into focus. court documents show he was once an fbi informant helping in the arrest of radicalized terror suspects who and he said to be in pakistan. a statement by the company lawyer says they are cooperating with authorities and there are also new questions about the driver. he did not have the proper license to operate a limo of that size. and the saratoga newspaper reports he was busted twice on drug charges over the past eight years including during a traffic stop in 2013 for marijuana possession. witnesses say the car flew past the stop sign at about 60 miles per hour, down a hill on route 30 before hitting an empty suv, killing two bystanders and landing in a ditch. >> there are no appare

bryan suits, thank you for your service. >> vigilant as always, kennedy. kennedy: very good, i still have your bowl from 4th of july. come get it. thanks again. >>> a new report by the u.s. government obtained by nbc news says there is a new caravan forming in el salvador beginning the trek next week in halloween. according to the report experts believe people in el salvador have been inspired by the honduran caravan making its way through mexico and growing. today at the oval office president trump is joined by vice president mike pence who doubled down on the president's claims that middle easterners are in the caravan. the veep did say he was informed by president trump of hondurans but the caravan was organized by leftists and financed in part by venezuela which is surprising because they don't have money. regardless who's paying and marching, the president says he does not like it. >> we have to change, we have to make them much different. they're very soft and it's a different time. truly different time. maybe there was a time where that could have b

>> dana: thank you, bryan. the manhunt for the mail bomber is intensifying as the nypd inspects two packages sent to former vice president joe biden. we continue with catherine herridge live in washington, d.c. >> reporter: thank you, dana. we are getting a first look at one of the packages sent to joe biden. has the same manila envelope packaging. it has the same spelling on the return address for democratic congress woman debbie wasserman-schultz. they used the vice president's full name, which he rarely uses publicly. just noting there on the side you see a post-it note. says additional postage was due on the time of delivery. fbi confirming one package went to new castle, delaware, and a second going to wilmington. secret service telling fox news the pack apblgs did not reach biden also noting the former vice president is no longer a secret service protectee whose mail is routinely screened. biden's office referred questions to the fbi and we are expecting a wide ranging briefing from new york authorities a

bryan llenas, incorporated you very much. we will be right back.s take their friends to church for a special blessing in the philippines. the priest sprinkling them with holy water per the ceremony takes place every october during the feast of st. francis of assisi. the patron saint of animals. pets need prayers too! mike: that is beautiful. arthel: absolutely i love it. thank you for joining us. mike: that's it for us. greg gutfeld is up next. [cheering and applause] greg: it is done. you one. it was not about cavanaugh and it wasn't about the court what about you, the system that protects you and something called due process. first congrats to you, democrats. this is what happens when you decide to burn the village in order to save it. because

bryan llenas live outside the clinton home in chappaqua.an, this package never made it anywhere near the home, right? >> that's right. the secret service said the package never made it to the clinton home or were they at risk of receiving it. that's because the device was stopped by a train technician at an offside facility where they screen the mail before it arrives here at the chappaqua home. governor cuomo said he personally sent officers to the clinton home at 4:30 to check that they were okay. this happened last night. president bill clinton was at home during the time. hillary clinton has been campaigning in florida as you mentioned. this is more of what she said about the threat. >> it is a troubling time, isn't it? it's a time of deep divisions, and we have to do everything we can to bring our country together. we also have to elect candidates that will try to do the same. >> former president bill clinton tweeting thank you to the secret service and law enforcement that responded to the incidents. they worked tirelessly to keep our

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had brought i just got bryan in and jump in because you're the odd man out ahead when you when you have a presidential candidate when you have somebody like donald trump calling mexicans rapists when you have somebody like donald trump cheating on three wives having sex with a bill and saying he many may think he's talking about certainly no i'm talking about oh excuse me i'll finish thank you donald trump has it made it he paid hush money to stormy daniels if you're going to call mexicans rapists and have sex with oranges are they are turning up they might want to expect some negative headlines guys might want to let me go to robert because robert's a lawyer i mean to go at all of the oh yeah all these things look i think even his supporters he donald trump is no choir boy they know they didn't vote for him because they thought he was a choir boy he's rude he's boisterous he's an ego to cicle maniac sometimes but none of these things are you legal and none of the things have to do with anything with policy that's what i'm interested in is policy i personally would like to see a conserv

>> but, look, i like the ad, i love bryan cranston, but sales down 2% year-over-year, the stock is atadvertisement turns that around. they've got to just make great cars with great products with great margins and get this thing going again because the auto industry right now not doing very well. stocks are terrible. yeah. >> this company, let's be honest, this company's one recession away from bankruptcy. >> let's hope not. >> if your plan is advertising and pickup trucks is your plan for the future and you're joking about elon musk who doesn't advertise, by the way, and spends that money actually building the technology of future cars, you're going to lose. that is -- i don't know if the stock's overpriced for tesla or they're going to go broke before they succeed, but pickup trucks and advertising is not a solution for the future of transportation -- david: it's incredible. they've got best selling vehicle many america. the f-150 truck. >> so did general motors -- david: and yet look at at the market cap. which company would you guess is richer? i would have guessed ford, but they h

bryan llenas has mor. >> unbelievably good. all the years of activism paid off.annabis is legal in canada. >> reporter: our neighbors to the north are now lighting up legally, recreational marijuana sales officially kicking off at midnight here in canada. it's now the largest country to legalize pot nationwide and they have high hopes it will keep pot out of the hands of children and reduce crime. >> we are taking it in an evolutionary process that's going to evolve over the next couple of years and particularly evolve very much over the coming year. >> reporter: for pro-pot advocates, this is the culmination of a decades long political battle and there was a party-like atmosphere at some stores as the new law went into effect. >> 4, 3, 2, 1! whoo! >> reporter: the first person to make a purchase called himself a marijuana connoisseur, not a pothead and said he is trying to contribute to a cultural shift. >> to be part of history, one, and to finally see the end of the social stigma that surrounds cannabis users. >> reporter: now the question is, will pot sales h

and later this week, cardi b, julia louis dreyfus, bryan cranston, mike birbiglia, alexandria ocasioortez. and we will have music from j balvin, bebe rexha, paul shaffer and wutang clan. that's how we close out the week. [ applause ] i cannot think of a better guest to start this week than our guest tonight. he is a bensonhurst-born billionaire with a great new netflix comedy special. it's called "100% fresh." it premieres one week from tomorrow. please welcome adam sandler. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello. how are you doing? >> jimmy, this is my -- this is my little sunny, everybody, and show came here to new york with me, and she misses her mom and sister so jimmy was nice enough to say it was okay to say i had to them. you want to go? >> jimmy: yes. been watching at home. >> right. go ahead, and say hi. >> hi, mom me, hi sadie. i miss you and i hope you're having a fun time. >> jimmy, i'm surprised that she does an adam sandler impression. >> jimmy: oh, you do. will you please do that for us. >> can she look at a particular camera or something. >> jimmy: just look straig

she hired a top hollywood attorney bryan freedman to negotiate her exit from the network.n tuesday she caused a huge backlash when she said on air it was okay for white people to dress in black face for halloween. she later apologized. in a sign kelly is on her way out, a rerun replaced the broadcast tl jenner writes, i thought trump would help people. she was wrong. she said when he was elected he said he would support the lgbtq s t t ty but sadly was wrong. mmunity is being relentlessly attacked by this president. she also said i must learn from my mistakes and move forward. she said she will continue advocating for the lgbt community. >>> and the philadelphia inquirer reports goodwill workers found a rebel newspaper from december 28, seventeen seventy 4. it pleas for the colonies to unite. to fight their enemies. it features the unite or die snake. there are only three other existing copies of the same weekly edition. goodwill hopes to sell it to help fund its educational and job training services. >>> still ahead, google takes a stand. the tech company says its fired d

the mother of country music star like br luke bryan sifting through the debris of what used to be her home. >>> when we come back tonight, a prayer answered. america strong. the unbelievable moment in a school gym. >>> finally tonight, america strong. we try to thank our teachers as often as we can, and tonight, a reminder that there are so many others who keep our schools going, too. the students of moody elementary school, moody, alabama, quietly waiting, it's a surprise. third grade teacher andrea orr stopping the custodian, telling him a student has had a huge accident. >> i've had a huge accident. >> i'm sorry. >> it's right in the back. >> reporter: he's fine with it, but he does ask, how bad is it? >> it is real bad? >> it's -- it's just -- it's a little accident. >> reporter: then mr. eugene walks into that gym. >> surprise! >> it's for you! >> reporter: overcome, he puts his hand to his face. it was national custodians day. >> reporter: his hand to his heart, and then a bow. one by one, going through that gym, giving them high fives. they gave mr. eugene their handwritten tha

brie bella is married to daniel bryan. so the answer is no. do we have another question? is nikki's twin sister. >> what are you doing when you get a question like that from the kids? >> well, the child's question was genuine and honest and i answered it honestly. >> are you dating now with the longer hair? >> i'm keeping busy, man. i'm keeping busy. that's information i'm gonna keep with me. the end. >> he wasn't letting it out. >> we're in this room with 500 school kids and john says scream as loud as you can for a minute. listen to this. [ screaming kids ] >> the kids go nuts and they scream for a minute and a half. he said all the parents will thank me because they'll be tired when they get home. >> still ahead -- >> working on this project for the past nine months has been a tremendous labor of love. meghan markle has been teasing us with baby hints. >>> then our super fun exclusive with jessica simpson. we can't get enough of her pregnancy brain inspired wisdom. >>> what you never knew about tina turner's life. >> i get emotional with certain conversations. ♪ >> clo

bryan stevenson created the memorial through his non-profit, the equal justice initiative. an attorney and author, he's dedicated his work to getting black men and women released from prison and death row. his book, "just mercy," is being made into a movie. at the memorial, more than 4,000 names are engraved, the date of murder listed with the county where they died, the reasons chilling. >> drinking from a white man's well. >> reporter: striking to protest low wages. >> yes, exactly. if you're black and you go into town, there's so many ways that you can make a mistake that could cost you your life. >> reporter: for some visitors, the memorial revealing unexpected truths. >> there were very few families that were not impacted by this. >> reporter: minutes later, it happened to me. >> my grandmother was a houston. and there's a houston here, and i don't -- i have to call my father, but -- >> it's astonishing to me how often that happens. >> reporter: scanning the names on these columns, a familiar last name from bedford county, tenness tennessee, stands out -- houston. it w

bryan que trabajaba como niñera y consejero en un campamento en santa cruz, admitió haber tomado fotografíaido explícito, sus sentencias serán febrero de 2019 y podría pasar hasta 30 años tras la cárcel >>> una presunta víctima de abuso sexual a manos de un sacerdote informó que está laborando para la bahía. y como informa reyes, después de que anunciaran una política de cero tolerancia a quienes tengan acusaciones creíble en su contra. >>> Él lucho por años para que el sacerdote que abusó sexualmente de él cuando era solo un adolescente fuese hallado responsable en una corte civil. >>> pero en conferencia de prensa hoy sobrevivientes de abuso sexual de sacerdote, denunciaron que el padre está viviendo y trabajando en esta orden religiosa salesiana de la universidad de berkeley y de miles de jóvenes estudiantes. >>> es algo muy peligroso a los jóvenes de su área en berkeley. >>> hoy uno de los sacerdotes nos dijo que nos fuéramos cuando tocamos a la puerta, pero en un comunicado la diócesis de oakland confirmó el alegato diciendo en el 2009 los vale un sacerdote restringido. ya que no está

that's what her campaign said this was a malicious tactic by bryan kemp's office to suppress the voted he's trying to follow the letter of the law. >> kemp's office is pointing the finger at abrams and the new georgia project which she founded saying 40% of the pending applications were submitted by the new georgia project in 2014. even if that's the case, what does that mean? >> this is a long running feud between bryan kemp and stacy abrams long before they ran for georgia governor. kemp's office has long been upset the new georgia project didn't use an online tool they made available. they have accused them of shoddy paper work if its organizers and volunteers. kemp's office says the paper work is messed up and these voters need to verify their status. abrams said they are all legitimate voters and need the right to access the ballot. >> this is a tight race. we're 23 days out. it's a dead heat now. 53,000 people would be important in this race. what do you see happening? we're putting up the polling. it literally is a dead heat. they are both at 46%. >> every single poll shows the

john bolton mike pompei oh and bryan hook the mission of the middle east but trump one places like michigan because some people believe the rustbelt didn't want more wars why does trump appear.

that's why we're looking forward to this match just like any other doesn't have anything to do with bryan per se it's a beating byron a match like any other such statements used to be considered gutsy but not this season biron have not won their last three league matches the boss has complained about a lack of respect not from opponents but from the media. as of today we will no longer put up with this derogatory malicious fact factual reporting. ok so own no more criticism and no more facts o'brien the beautiful star of the south. but hold on a minute you can't intimidate kick off byron we will analyze and the value way what we see without sense or. whoever wants respect has to earn it on the pitch and at first it was full of spork who earns that respect but the byron team didn't complain about it. no they did it right don't whine about it just work harder that's the only way to really prove that a crisis is over the branch their hard work paid off but all that levin dosti put away the one nail a half hour in the by after this fine pass from mats hummels not bad but sure some critique fo

let's go to business christophe now a new pressure on car makers that's right bryan the discussion in luxembourg was long and heated and at the end of it european environment ministers have agreed to a thirty five percent carbon dioxide reduction for new cars by twenty thirty at the ministers' meeting in luxembourg were essentially split between eastern and western europe germany backed by eastern european member states fiercely resisted the forty percent cut which the european. parliament voted for last week the target was reduced to thirty percent for bands luxembourg the netherlands and nordic states had pushed for more ambitious reductions the meeting aims to establish the u.s. position for talks at the un climate summit in poland in december. now let's get some more analysis on this deal with our correspondent banned riegert in brussels banned are the targets that you ministers agreed on in line with the demands from this week's un appeal to drastically address global warming the u.n. experts have also for rep it an unprecedented reforms and none of this is achieved by the agreem

political leaders are looking at ways to save the environment or at least air quality that's right bryan environmental ministers are meeting today told tens talks on reducing harmful car missions by twenty thirty and hammer out a unified position on climate change in advance of the un climate talks in december carnations targets have taken on a new urgency after a u.n. report on monday called for drastic measures to reducing global warming and labeled them a matter of life and death at the same time a debate is raging about the harmful impact of diesel engines with some countries on the verge of banning them altogether. germany's motorists don't know which way to turn nitrogen oxide emissions have breached legal limits in seventy major towns and cities but which of them intends burning diesel's from this city centers and which cars will be affected. politicians that did the ring at the so-called diesel summit a week ago they greed with company chiefs the coming years would clean diesels up but just how they'll do it remains an open question and the mooted measures are not legally enforce

and here she is, 7 years old, singing the national anthem in front of luke bryan, lionel richie, katytake a look at this. ♪ land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ the brave >> she's been given a golden ticket to come back when she's old enough. thanks, ryan. >>> the race is on. live at

course of business there's no joking matter after looking at a number of global problems that's right bryan and as a result the international monetary fund has cut its global growth forecast to three point seven percent for this year and next that's down from almost four percent topping the list of threats to the global economy is the trade dispute between the united states and china which policymakers underscored was going to be felt around the world this year's annual meeting of the i.m.f. and world bank took place in indonesia where people are still reeling after last month's devastating earthquake. the world's financial leaders did not receive an open armed welcome here ten days after a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit indonesia protesters want their government to focus on helping victims instead of hosting a summit for the business at least. their message didn't go entirely on her on a visit to one of the most badly affected areas i.m.f. chief christine lagarde promised to supply funds. so today i agree but certainly too. soon after it was back to the usual order of business with

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other in london they talk into the story first movement which the left is you know we're black we're bryan we're working class. and then putting us and saying you guys are wreckage chamber you go to the racists you know so why would they be so angry. a black gay working class editor in chief of a progressive if news web may purport to agree with her by ninety percent of our positions i mean literally they were daily coming up with new control you've confected outrage to try and pressure the end you jay to stop me from doing this speech trying to pressure me into backing down they want to kind of hijack the memory of quote your chains in service of tokenism i suppose they would say yes because there is extremist you gave the alternative gloria jones lecture the inaugural the link to it of course they don't get. claudia james and they don't get to milk her memory to try and puff up their own egos cody jane should not be a token and networking event she should be a celebrated cultural icon. thank you thank you after the break as major nations look to capitalize on a boston or a victory we ask