incredible experience. >> but chris soules doesn't want to go home because this is where chris souleses. for just $3 a day, you can help keep chris soules in california with paved roads, wi-fi and jamba juice stores. for the price of a cup of coffee, you can help him live in a town with coffee. please, help chris soules find a home, one he doesn't have to share with animals. save chris soules today. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i have to say, no one should have to live in a town without a jamba juice. really shouldn't. nobody ever should. last night on our show, i don't know if you saw, we showed what i believe to be one of the strangest things that has ever happened on a game show. if you haven't seen it yet, you probably have because it became a viral video. this really happened on yesterday's episode of "the price is right." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome to the show. nice to see you. what's going on? >> i am so excited. >> i thought you would never get up here. you were close a couple of times. i'm so excited for you. tell us what she got. >> a couple of prizes, daniell

chris soules and whitney, his betrothed who last season found love on reality television have calledff their engagement. i'm just as shocked as you are. i thought for sure she was going to move out of chicago to live on a farm in an abandon ed ghost town. the "the bachelor" is the dating show based on the idea that anyone can seem to be a perspective wife as a long as she is relatively quiet while all of the women around her reveal themselves to be deeply troubled psychopaths. but sometimes -- and by sometimes, i mean just about all the times it doesn't work out and it did not work out. poor prince farming. it is back to dating the animals for him. maybe he will meet a nice scarecrow and settle down. mean while, the "the bachelorette" is hard at work. four gentlemen were eliminated tonight. "the bachelorette's" job is to narrow a field of 25 almost entirely white guys down to one with whom she thinks she might have a future. ultimately won't get far. it is like the republican primary election. [ laughter ] tonight -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight, they had the guys sumo w

. >> i came here expecting to meet the guy that had her heart broken and was devastated by chris soulesght now. i'm super offended by you. >> reporter: ian walking away from the show. opening the door for nick to swoop in. >> if it means anything i want everything that ian describes and i'm still here. >> reporter: as the bachelorette and her suitors head overseas the sparks between she and nick continue to fly. >> our next stop is dublin, ireland. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: notorious nick landing the first date in dublin. kaitlyn all along saying she needs to stay true to the process. >> i really like nick. definitely, definitely falling for him. >> reporter: looking for a modern romance kaitlyn says she won't settle. she'll keep an open mind and an open heart and always be in the moment. >> i want to thank you for taking chances, following your heart. going for it. >> reporter: she did take a risk, though. sleeping with nick after an all day one-on-one date. >> you want to go back to my suite and, i don't know, whatever happens happens. >> reporter: waking up with a twinge o

soul cycle. >> it's terrifying. >> jimmy: your dad is chris chris elliot the great comedian. more you or me. >> probably you. >> jimmy: you might have the slight edge just because of that father/daughter thing. but you brought a picture. i know it was your dad's birthday last week. >> yes, last week was my dad's birthday and we made eight batches of margaritas. >> jimmy: for how many people? >> four. >> jimmy: you each drank a batch? >> two. >> jimmy: you each drank two batch. my math is not the best. >> yeah. and he he kept repeating after he made each batch, my god, what hast thou done to me and my family. he made the margaritas. >> jimmy: your sister tweeted this picture, and it looks like he's saying it right there. each of you drank two of those? >> yeah, at least. >> jimmy: and you've been doing this since you were kids? >> yeah. the fun thing with well, they have been my parents both have been, but we had fun, creative birthday parties, you know we had a petting zoo and now it's just we just drink margaritas. and we do this when fun game at every family gathering where

soul. went astray. >> kolman singleton was especially proud of her son, chris.e is a student at charleston southern university, where a prayer vigil was held thursday night for the victims. >>> late today, the family of suspect dylann roof issued a statement extending their sympathies to the families of the victims. it says in part words cannot express our shock, grief and disbelief as to what happened that night. we are devastated and saddened by what occurred. we offer our prayers and sympathy for all of those impacted by these events. >>> i just think i'm an example of what you can do in america, starting with very little. >> he came from humble beginnings and created a communications empire. tonight we remember the life and legacy of ralph roberts, the founder of comcast, who passed away last night at the age of 95. >> it was in 1963 when robert bought a small cable system in tupelo, mississippi, that would grow into the nation's leading communications corporation. >> the comcast center at 17th street and jfk boulevard, that's where we find nbc 10's george s

soul cycle. >> it's terrifying. >> jimmy: your dad is chr chris elliot, the great comedian.> jimmy: you might have the slight edge, just because of that father/daughter thing. but you brought a picture. i know it was your dad's birthday last week. >> yes, last week was my dad's birthday, and we made eight batches of margaritas. >> jimmy: for how many people? >> four. >> jimmy: you each drank a batch? >> two. >> jimmy: you each drank two batch. my math is not the best. >> yeah. and he, he kept repeating after he made each batch, my god, what hast thou done to me and my family. he made the margaritas. >> jimmy: your sister tweeted this picture, and it looks like he's saying it right there. each of you drank two of those? >> yeah, at least. >> jimmy: and you've been doing this since you were kids? >> yeah. the fun thing with, well, they have been, my parents both have been, but we had fun, creative birthday parties, you know, we had a petting zoo and now it's just, we just drink margaritas. and we do this when fun game at every family gathering where we dip our heads in a bucke

service, we had problem with our signal this morning because all of the soul towers powered by electricity and they're down. chris, do you notice this? this is just part of this tree probably one fifth of this tree. it doesn't take a whole tree to fall on a house this is an old oak tree, one of the old beautiful houses here in the middle of moorestown, and you can see this will be weeks probably before the tree companies can get here because they're inundated and first have to take care of the treason the power lines before the private jobs at the houses. look at this, for rent. so they have to do repairs. let's go to video show you skim down to gloucester county where i was yesterday morning still, major problems there. the gas lines there i saw on the late news longer than they were in the morning. people were just aggravated because they were showing up at gas station maybe the open stores closest to their home, all of them sold out every ice, nearly selling out of gasoline and the wires and roads closed everywhere. it is so frustrating trying to get anywhere even roads that i usually take out of moorestown to

chris? >> reporter: yeah, doreen when governor nikki haley said that the entire state had been shaken, its heart and soulshe hit on something. it is really hard to put into words some of the emotion we've seen here since we got here. i just want to take you into here. this is emanuel ame church. you can see, a tremendous amount of showers, people coming by all night here to place things. for lack of a better term, to pay their respects to what happened here just last night. not much more than 24 hours ago. there was also another huge vigil across town just a couple of hours ago at another ame church here in town. the mayor was there. governor nikki haley attended that vigil. just standing room only at that vigil earlier. and when it was done and when it wrapped up, then people marched through the city in solidarity. we got a chance to speak to some of the people who have been coming out here to the church tonight to talk about their feelings and to ask them what made them compel to be here right now. >> i woke up this morning, and i could feel the pain and the grief in the city. it feels like -- i feel l

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soul went astray. >> coleman singleton was especially proud of her son chris. he is a student at charleston southern university where a prayer vigil was held thursday night for the victims. >>> this morning we are remembering a television pioneer and respected businessman. ralph roberts, the founder of our parent company comcast, passed away thursday night at the able of 95. ralph roberts arrived in philadelphia at the age of 17. he attended germantown high school and never abandoned his adopted hometown. roberts transformed a small mississippi cable company into comcast, an economic engine employing nearly 140,000 people. ever an entrepreneur roberts' friends and colleagues called him a humble man always loyal to his city. >> ralph's commitment to philadelphia has made comcast of philadelphia what coca-cola is to atlanta. what microsoft is to seattle. >> the roots here are incredibly deep and the impact to the city is incredibly wide. >> ralph roberts' name is attached to beneficial causes all over the city. the family has asked that any contributions made in

soul went astray. >> coleman singleton was especially proud of her son chris. he's a student at charleston southern university where a prayer vigil was held for the victims. dylann roof's family issued a statement extending their sympathies to the families of the victims. it says in part words cannot express our shock, grief, and disbelief as to what happened that night. we are devastated and saddened by what occurred. we offer our prayers and sympathy for all of those impacted by these events. >>> from our jersey shore bureau a worker with the atlantic county utilities authority says he feared for his life after finding this noose hanging off the seat of a garbage truck he'd been assigned to. he made the discovery on june 3rd and reported it to his supervisors who investigated the incident. but he says police were not contacted for nearly two weeks. henry tells nbc 10 he's been on edge ever since. >> very offensive. it's not a joke. it's not funny and i'm taking it very seriously. >> the authority's president said they did not contact police immediately becaus

soul. >> reporter: that jend identity once a crisis now a point of pride for caitlyn jenner. for "good morning america," chrisnder gendered models. in the article, caitlyn talks about the high hopes that caitlyn is a better person than bruce? so changing the outside really change the inside. >> well i think, i personally transitioned at the age of 14. i don't know my experience is a little different from hers. but i do think i'm a happier person than i have ever been. i think the at any rates i sup pressed before i can express them now and let them grow. if you're happier about life you can be a better person as well. >> you were much younger than caitlyn and i want to play another bit of diane's interview, when she asked, why now? 65. >> why now? i just pull the curtain any longer. okay? i built a nice little life i just can't, again, bruce lives a lie, she is not a lie. i can't do it anymore. >> the response has been overwhelming positive and a lot of people saying the fact that she says that i'm free there are still challenges ahead. >> well there are. yo can be a very beautiful process personally but, you

tonight in south philadelphia, two separate events, phillies and soul both playing across the street from each other at the stadium complex. chrisren, back to you. >>> time right now 6:48 on this friday morning. could criminal charges be filed one day after whitney houston's daughter is taken to hospice care. >>> which popular 90's child actor wishes he was saved by the bell. investigators are turning over files surrounding bobbi kristina brown's case to the district attorney. they are trying to determine whether any charges will be filed. she was found face down and unresponsive in a bathtub at her home in the atlanta area. after months in the hospital it was announced this week that she's receiving hospice care. >>> and then to that other story, dustin diamond has within sentenced to serve four months in jail. diamond sat in front of the judge for his part in the bar room stabbing that happened on christmas day last year. he is now 38 years old. it was given 15 months probation. diamond says that he was only trying to defend his girlfriend when that fight broke out. >> abstinence advocate bristol palin made a surprise announce

south philadelphia tonight into the mix, the phillies and the soul both playing across the street from each other at the stadium complex. chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> 5:20. after months of speculation new jersey governor chris christie finally set to jump in the 2016 race for president. the official announcement should happen on tuesday. the republican governor has been laying ground work for a white house run for quite sometime now. back in 2012 he decided against seeking the g.o.p. nomination h this time around he will join more than a dozen major g.o.p. candidates. >> one of them is donald trump, and he doesn't sugar coat things. >> he says he meant what he said in his kick off speech last week despite the repercussions. uni vision announced it is cutting all business ties with trump, that includes dropping miss u.s.a. and miss universe pageant that are run by a trump organization. nbc released a statement saying we do not agree with his position on a number of issues including his comments on immigration. trump originally said mexico send people to america who have problems with drugs crime, adding quote they a

soul. >>> sharonda singleton, just 45 years old, a speech therapist and high school track coach. her oldest son, chrisall for charleston southern university. >> love is stronger than hate. we love the way my mom would. and the hate won't be anywhere close to what love is. >> also today, the body of reverend and state senator clementa pinckney. he had been laying in state where just outside the confederate flag still flies. though governor nikki haley called for the flag's removal, she acknowledges she doesn't have the authority to do it herself. she says doing so would likely leave her open to a lawsuit. supporteders of the flag and history it represents defending it on the state house lawn earlier today. >> attempting to use this horrible crime to remove historical marker and monuments and to deface them is despicable shameful, and disrespects them. >> attention on the horrific attack and flag debate continues to have national implications and tomorrow it'll take another turn when the president heads it clarl charleston to deliver the eulogy at reverend pinckney's funeral. >> sentenced to death for h

soul? can a business be...alive? >>> in early april 2011 arms dealer marc turi was exchanging e-mails with chris stevens.h 2011 this heavily redacted e-mail recently released to the benghazi committee shows secretary clinton was interested in arming the rebels using contractors. fyi, the idea of using private security experts to arm the opposition should be considered she wrote. the following month, turi received this preliminary approval letter from the state department for his $267 million arms proposal for qatar. in july his arizona home was raided by federal agents. >> they came in with full body armor and weapons. they take my computers and my cell phones. and they've been chasing me all over the world for the past three years. speaking to associates of mine all over the united states and looking into my records and my past. >> now turi is facing trial set for this september on two counts that he allegedly violated the arms export patrol act by making false statements. his attorney told fox in e-mails that his client had a track record working for the u.s. government through the central intelligence

eyes of a child and the heart of a warrior and the soul of a gypsy, like, this poor woman, pick better guys next time. >> well, you know, we'll have chrisjeopardy," we'll see you next week. thank you for the update. >> outside to ginger and the weather. >> i'm actually inside. it's too cold this morning. well that's not the reason but either way, maybe clint and j.j. can honeymoon here at patterson fall new jersey. we're watching for the cold temperatures to be some of the coldest high temperatures we have seen. worcester, >> good tuesday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. mostly sunny and breezy and a steady pattern of below average temperatures through friday and a chance of showers this weekend especially on sunday. today, upper 50s to low 60s and san francisco is 64 and low 70s around the bay and possibly 80s in our inland east bay neighborhoods. our next chance of morning drizzle is thursday and our best chance of showers is on sunday. have a >> more weather coming up. >> more weather coming up. we got to get lara, now, with "pop." >>> time for some "pop news." and we begin this morning with the olse

chris lawrence in georgia. we are on our way to charleston to try to expand our coverage. even south carolina's governor said this has shattered the heart and soul of the entire state. there's no way to put into words what they have been through, but we are going to try and get some idea of where they go from here and how this community starts to heal. we are going to pick up our coverage in charleston, south carolina, coming up later tonight on news4. >> tune into "nbc nightly news" for the latest on the church massacre. as news breaks, we will keep you updated on our nbc washington app. >>> doug, we still getting clobbered? >> yeah we are, the rain moving through. the d.c. area now, downtown looking okay looking at one storm across the river in alexandria. right here. look down toward the severe thunderstorm warning, still for st. mary's county southern calvert county until 7:00 tonight a lot of lightning associated with this, just noticed the last few minutes, any time we see this purple here magenta color, that's hail. reports upwards of ping pong ball sized hail. live around williams wharf white sands, that storm system moving your way, you

. ♪ >> my soul the -- [singing] ♪ [singing and instrumental music] [singing and instrumental music] ♪ [singing and instrumental music] [applause] rev. chrispleasant is to dwell in unity. pinckney, as i will call him, we met at university in 1991. he came in as a freshman and i was a junior. one of our friends said, one of the professors said, there is a young gentleman i want you to meet. and i told him, ok. we set up a time and the place. when i looked up, i saw this tall, skinny, gentlemen come walking around the corner. he looked at me and said, i am clementa pinckney. i said i am chris vaughn and from that day forward we started to build a relationship. we hung out, we was tight. late one night, i told him let's go to ihop, get something to eat. on our way there, we are going to stop by usc and see some friends of mine. he said, ok, let's go. we went by and saw some friends and low and behold, jennifer benjamin was there. [laughter] as me and charlene brown sit up and talked together, we looked at each other and i said, is he going to ask her for her number? [laughter] i am like, come on. you're hanging with the upperclassman now, ask

chris lawrence in georgia. we are on our way to charleston to try to expand our coverage. even south carolina's governor said this has shattered the heart and soul of the entire state. this community lost a pastor, a girls' track coach, recent college graduate. there's no way to put into words what they have been through but we are going to try and get some idea of where they go from here and how this community starts to heal. we are going to pick up our coverage in charleston, south carolina, coming up later tonight on news4. >>> moved by the terrible carnage in south carolina, members of the house and senate came together outside the u.s. capitol today for a prayer circle. they gathered near a sign that read simply "we are charleston." >>> coming after ferguson and baltimore, the charleston massacre heightens concerns now about violence against african-americans and reopens the debate over gun control. steve handlesman covering that angle of the story on capitol hill today. steve? >> reporter: jim thanks. let's start with guns. they still don't agree about guns or gun control but members of both political parties did join hands up here today a

chris christie said the same thing and the disagreement said whether there's a place for government in this. some of the communities be from the right or left and doing the soul what. >> yeah go ahead. >> i want to make a except that all politicians will have to walk the balance of having voters take away the impression that they're not letting a tragedy go to waste and advocating what might not be addressing the horrible event. i think straying too far away from the point and that's that we're all together in condemning the racist and who blg act is not the way to go.- i am glad that we have come together to express support. the people in the community have been symbols of the greatness of the american people. that's what i hope that all voters will take away

chris connelly has more ♪ tell me now that i need you ♪ >> it's a most anticipated video debut. featuring bieber on the sort of soulfulfirst made him a star. ♪ where are you now? a remix from producers deejay supreme diplo and skrilx joining sonic force under the name jack u. >> i gave you the shirt off my back what you saying to keep you warm ♪ >> the visuals are intertwined in a spectacular array of hand drawn elements from scores of contributors. >> done in the background so actually taken each frame and giving them to an artist and they're all doing their painting. >> art gallery and from we took all of the frames from the video and invited different artists, fans, whoever wanted to come and draw on the different frames. >> collaborating with brotherly directing duo alex and ben called brewer. the result a multimedia barrage that perhaps seeks to vault bieber past his bad boy behavior and into a recording artist of greater pa tour the and self-awareness. bieber has already joined jack on stage to perform the song live. once at the end of march in miami at this year's ultramusic festival. chris connelly abc news ne

soul. ♪ >> reporter: victim sharonda coleman singleton was a reverend at church where her life was taken. she was also a speech therapist and high school track coach. her oldest son chrison southern university. >> love is always stronger than hate. so we just love the way my mom would. and the hate won't be anywhere close to what love is. >> reporter: also today, the body of reverend and state senator clementa pinckney returning home to mother emanuel for his wake. pinckney had been lying in state inside the south carolina statehouse where just outside the confederate flag still flies. though governor nikki haley has called for the flag's removal, she acknowledges she doesn't have the authority to do it herself. she says doing so would likely leave her open to a lawsuit. supporters of the flag and the history it represents defending it on the statehouse lawn earlier today. >> attempting to use this horrible crime to remove historical markers and monuments and to deface them is despicable despicable shameful and disrespects them. >> reporter: attention on the horrific attack and the flag debate that has followed continues to have national implications. and tomorrow it w

at 7:00, soul at 7:30 and a lot of that shore volume tend to come through south philadelphia, trying to get to the walt whitman bridge. so this have afternoon should be a little crazy. >> chrisren, back over to you. >>> bob, thank you. federal agents say all nine people aboard a sight seeing plane died in the crash last night in south east alaska. stormy weather prevented crews from finding bodies yesterday. rain and winds seen in the city forced an end to recovery efforts in the rug he had terrain and they will attempt to recover those bodies again today. >>> lawyers are trying to prove he was insane when he started shooting inside an movie theater in roar a colorado in 2012. >> such a event could save his life. two other court appointed psychiatrist who examined holmes said he was mentally ill but capable of knowing right from wrong. twelve people were killed... >> caused considerable disruption in his ability to understand reality. it was characterized by fixed false beliefs or what we called delusions and that it had a major impact on his ability to both experience and express his emotions. >> twelve people were killed, 70 others were injured inside that theater. >>> new

soul of america. thank you very much, god bless you. [applause] >> more coverage of the faith and freedom coalition tomorrow. chris christie and mitch mcconnell are on the list of speakers. this weekend, the c-span cities tour has partnered with comcast to learn about the history and literary life of key west, florida. ernest hemingway wrote several of his novels at his home in key west. >> they found this house for sale, they bought it for $8,000 in 1931. polly converted this hayloft into his first formal writing studio. here, he fell in with fishing the clarity of his writing, how fast he was producing the work. he knocked out the first rough draft of "a farewell to arms" in the first two weeks of being in key west. >> for a true writer, each book should be a new beginning before he tries again. he should always try for something that has never been done or that others have tried and failed. >> key west is also where president harry truman thought refuge from washington. >> president truman regarded the big white house as the great white jail. he thought he was constantly under everyone's i. i coming to key west

lord, my soul to enter ♪ [instrumental music] >> my soul ♪ [singing] ♪ [singing] ♪ ♪ [singing and instrumental music] ♪ [applause] the reverend chriswell in unity. pinckney, as i will call him met at university in 1991. he came in as a freshman and i was a junior. one of our friends said, one of the professors said, there is a young gentleman i want you to meet and i told him, ok. we set up a time and the place. when i looked up, i saw this tall skinny, gentlemen come walking around the corner. he looked at me and said, i am clementa pinckney. i said i am chris vaughn and from that day forward we started to build a relationship. we hung out, we was tight. late one night i told him, let's go to i hop get something to eat. on our way there, we are going to stop by usc and see some friends of mine. he said, ok, let's go. we went by and saw some friends and low and behold, jennifer benjamin was there. [laughter] as me and charlene brown sit up and talk, we looked at each other and i said, is he going to ask her for her number? i am like, come on. you're hanging with the upperclassman now, ask for her number. finally, he asked for the n