okay, damon, do you a lot of retail, right?sumers really care about where the product is made? >> consume ers do care but if they have to pay a premium for it, unless it is something like italy and fashion, two rather just get a better price on it and they will deal with the fact it is made in china. but like she was just saying, prices are coming down in america and china prices are going up. so, it's much better to be made in america. >> and damon -- i was going to poll olympic, not all your cloths are made in america either? >> some are made in turkey, some made in india, some are made in america and value of making in america, nowadays with technology, people want immediate gratification, you can short the time, the quality control is there and you can give to the con sirmd nobody makes it better than america. so, that's why made in america is always better. >> dame., i holdself home from washington, come into the house who is on my television screen with your mug with my 14-year-old sop out there watching it. what is the a

damon wayans! [ cheers and applause ] damon wayans! i am honored, man. thank you. applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth myers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

the weather channel is calling it winter storm damon, after matt damon, so, if anything bad halls --t's on him. [ applause ] more than 900 flights have been canceled result of damon. it's so crazy, how the weather -- it is always changing. it's like we have no control over it whatsoever. authorities are urging people -- this is serious -- to get under the bed and stay there. until further notice, okay? all right are they r. are they ready? let's check in with sal and his elf. all right. [ laughter ] all right. >> will you do me a huge favor? will you watch my friend for a minute? can you watch him? >> yeah. >> i'll be right back. >> jimmy: okay. >> hi. >> what's your name? >> gabriel. >> gabriel. >> what's your name? >> jimmy: i think the kid's a little nervous. sal's going to hide in the lobby. let's keep them on the corner of the screen so we can watch to see how long they will babysit an elf and -- $50 a minute. this could go on for awhile. meanwhile, there was another storm, a media storm in new york, where prince william and his wife kate are visiting for the first time ever. ha

. >> damon waynes. and thank you notes.ou have got to watch. >> google looking to partner with automakers. a fleet of self driving cars to the streets. google debuted a stripped down version of a high tech car last spring. showed you here it is. working with auto suppliers to build a model they want to road test as early as 2015. next year. now google says it is looking to take the next step in large scale production. they need an established automaker. auto industry executives are cautious of the idea, pretty lukewarm right now. they say they plan to push ahead with their own automated features. >> bay area ride share service stepping up to help women passengers feel safe. side car announced on its blog it is letting customers select the gender of their drives. the san francisco company has been, letting users scustomize ride. it comes as a ride share service, uber faces about its drivers. wednesday an uber driver was charged with sexually assaulting a passenger. >> up next, rum mores are picking up steam. where might jim

damon wayans! [ cheers and applause ] damon wayans! i am honored, man. thank you.heck him out at carolines this weekend, everybody. my thanks to ben stiller, brie larson, damon wayans! [ cheers and applause ] chris rock -- and roots right there from philadelphia, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth myers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, cameron diaz, actor josh radnor, from "nbc news", richard engel, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and special guest bob mould. [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." [ cheers and applause ] how's everybody doing tonight? we good? thank you so much for making it here. i know, in order to come in here you had to fight your way through tree traffic. we have the tree outside. there's a lot of

ferguson community activist damon davis joins me now. welcome, damon. >> how are you doing? >> i'm good. what did you make of those five st. louis rams players putting their hands up as they ran out into the field? >> i thought it was awesome, personally. i think it shows solidarity with the people the same way my project shows solidarity with the people. and i just -- i was surprised and i was appreciative. >> you say it shows solidarity with the people. others might think it's taking a side. what do you think? >> i would -- i don't -- i think they made a decision to stand with their city either way. taking a side? i guess -- i guess i think they took the right one if they did take a side. >> you put up pictures that depict black hands and white hands on the boards covering the windows of businesses in ferguson who were damaged by looters. why do you do that? >> my project was about giving hope and inspiration to that community and showing them and the people that are constantly out actively protesting and actively trying to get their voices heard that multiple races, gende

arwa damon, cnn, istanbul. >>> now that egypt's former president hosni mubarak has been cleared of murder and corruption charges, his lawyer says the ousted leader could be released early on his embezzlement sentence. the legal fight is not over yet. >> reporter: vindication for former egyptian president mubarak. he was acquitted for the deaths of people during the 2011 uprising. mubarak's sons and co-defendants kissed their father after the judge presented the 1430-page verdict. this overturns a previous verdict of life in prison. outside the courthouse, families of those killed waited in anticipation. this mother won't find close usual today. she tells me the police killed her son and now his sacrifice will go in vain. millions of egyptians flooded the streets in january of 2011, demanding mubarak step down. security forces responded with a heavy hand. 18 days later, mubarak was gone, but not before more than 800 protesters died, according to the government. human rights groups put that number at more than 1,000. many egyptians blame the president and his interior minister for the death

at 10:00 p.m., damon root on judicial restraint. p.m. jonathan:00 yardley. on c-span3, saturday at 6:00 p.m., the civil war. discussing lincoln's reelection campaign. a, by fire, aameric film that records the 84th infantry division during the battle of the bulge. follow us. let as know what you think about the programs you are watching. call us. e-mail us. or send us a tweet. conversation.n like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> on this christmas day, c-span now presents celebrity activist events from 2014. we will start with actors seth rogen, who testified before a senate health committee on alzheimer's research. this is about 20 minutes. >> thank you very much for having me, mr. chairman, ranking member moran, members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to testify and the opportunity to be called an expert at something. because that is cool. i do not know if he know who i am at all. you probably never saw "knocked up," mr. chairman -- >> i want the record to note, i wager this is the first time at any congressional hearing in history

damon root on supreme court activism and judicial restraint. and sunday, jonathan yeardley who recently retired after 33 years with the washington post. and on c-span 3, saturday at 6:00 eastern, on the civil war, historians discuss president lincoln's 1864 reelection campaign. and sunday at 4:00, tried by fire, a 1965 film that chronicles the 84th infantry division during the battle of the bulge. find our full schedule at c-span.org. call us, e-mail us at comments at c-span.org or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. throughout 2014, we've the had cities throughout the country. here's a look at one of those cities. ♪ >>> eldridge johnson was a delaware boy. he was born in wilmington, but soon at the age of 3 he moved to dover, and his family decided in the mid 20th century, in the 1960s that it would be nice to have a memorial to him. so that is why this museum was created in 1965. it opened to the public in 1967 to tell his story and to get the message out that this delaware native invented

arwa damon, cnn, istanbul. >>> in syria u.s.-led coalition warplanes are concentrating on the self-declared capital of isis, international observers say at least 30 air strikes hit the city of raqqah saturday night in northern syria. that's where isis has training and weapons facilities and barracks for its fighters. it marks a sharp increase in coalition air strikes in the area. earlier tracks had focused on the city of kobani near the turkish border and observers say 40 fighters from both sides were killed over the weekend as kurdish fighters clashed with isis militants that city hanging in the balance for weeks. >>> still to come here on cnn, surveillance video shows the moment police shoot and kill a 12-year-old boy. we'll tell you what led up to that shooting. and a new report on california's drought. it doesn't bring good news for hundreds living in increasingly desperate conditions. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are watching live news coverage here on cnn. i'm natalie allen

saturday night at 10:00, damon root. and sunday at 10:00 p.m., jonathan yeardley who recently required after 33 years with "the washington post." saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, historians and authors discuss president lincoln's 1864 re-election campaign. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on reel america, tried by fire. a 1965 film that chronicles the 84th infantry division during the battle of the bulge. call us at

"reason"on book tv, magazine senior editor damon root on supreme court activism and judicial restraint. jonathan, book critic yardley, who recently retired after 33 years with the "washington post." tv,merican history historians and authors discuss president lincoln's 1864 reelection campaign. sunday afternoon on "real america," the 1965 film that chronicles the 84th infantry division during the battle of the bulge. find a complete schedule at www.c-span.org, and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. col us, e-mail at mments@c-span.org. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. celebritynow presents activist events from 2014, featuring actors and stars addressing issues they care about. after seth rogen testified before a senate subcommittee on all summer's research. this is about 20 minutes. >> thank you very much for having me, mr. chairman, ranking number moran. thank you for the opportunity for me to testify today, and the opportunity for me to because an expert on something, because that is cool. i don't know if you know me at all. you told me you never

and applause ] damon wayans is going to do stand-up. >> steve: he's going to do stand-up?. >> jimmy: he's the coolest. yeah, i love that guy. but first, we have a giant show tonight. we've been waiting for this man to come visit us on "the tonight show" and it's finally happened. we're so psyched. one of the greatest songwriters and musicians of all-time. one of my personal heroes. sir paul mccartney is here tonight! what? come on! [ cheers and applause ] plus -- >> steve: wait. there's more? >> jimmy: there's more. these two are incredibly talented performers on their own. they're even better together. tony bennett and lady gaga are joining us tonight! >> steve: what? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there's their album right there. they're going to perform a a medley from their grammy-nominated jazz album, "cheek to cheek." come on, you can't beat that. >> steve: that's crazy. >> jimmy: i'm so psyched. this is so awesome. every year, guys, you know a a bunch of new words get added to the dictionary, right? but what you may not know is they also add new definitions to so

i'm still not ruling out the possibility that matt damon was somehow involved in this.'m not saying he set the fire, but -- [ cheers and applause ] meanwhile, this is something that's been causing a lot of consternation and fascination here in hollywood over the past couple of weeks. as you probably heard, on november 24th, sony was the victim of a massive cyber attack. hackers who are presumed to be based in north korea, stole pretty much every piece of information sony kept on a computer. e-mails, contracts, full movies. they've been releasing this stuff bit by bit. and it was reported yesterday that may have the screenplay to the new james bond movie, which sony is freaking out about, which i say -- is that really a big deal? does anyone in the world not already know what happens in a james bond movie? [ laughter ] starts with him shooting the camera and then he goes on a mission. they give him some weapons, he doesn't bother how to learn how to use them, but he fights people, he kills people, he has sex with exactly two women. [ laughter ] bad guy puts him in some r

arwa damon, cnn, istanbul. >>> 3.2 million people have fled syria due to the civil war.00,000 are in jordan, over 220,000 fled into iraq, and egypt has taken in more than 130,000 refugees. >>> well, back here in the united states, a missing 13-year-old boy found inside a false wall in the u.s. state of georgia says he's feeling great. the boy and his mother, who lives in florida, were reunited over the weekend after four years apart. now she says her son was being abused, but she didn't know it. daniel will kerrson, from cnn affiliate, wgcl spoke ex-exclusively to the teenager and shared some disturbing details on the case. >> i'm feeling great. i just thank god i'm feeling great. >> reporter: the 13-year-old police say was hidden for four years is going home with his biological mother. he says his stepmother abused him during the entire four years. >> i wasn't nervous. i was just ready to go home. >> reporter: police found gregory this weekend at his biological father's home in jonesboro. officers say the couple, had him hiding in a fake wall in a storage room when poli

. >> damon jones for law enforcement in america. welcome.ive me your reaction to the events of the last few hours. >> i wasn't surprised. new york has a history of not indictmenting officers through the grand jury process. >> so what happens now? what happens next? protesters continue to protest. but does anything change? >> nothing. i would say nothing has changed. we have been seeing young black men being killed by police and they are not going to jail, and they are not -- and they are not being charged. we have to really hold our elected officials accountable now. they need a statewide special prosecutor. we need them to pass ledge southlakes and start focusing on albany and governor cuomo to put that in place. a special prosecutor will relief the bias that the da's office and the police department are too close. you find a lot of the das are supported by the local chief's association. they get a lot of money in campaigns from police unions and other different unions in tand police department. thousand can they fairly prosecute officers a

the law has been at the center of other high profile cases, including the case of damon verron in texas in 2008. he, his wife and 6-month-old baby were all at home when they were burglarized. >> i heard a crashing through my window, which was this window right here in my bedroom and i got my gun. when i came around the corner, i saw the silhouette in my window, i pointed my weapon, i fired three times. >> reporter: he told abc news that he shot to kill in order to protect his family. he got off scott free. if i had to do it again, i would. it's the safety of my family over us being hurt. it's a no brainer for me. >> reporter: back in montana, karma's defense team making a similar argument. >> what other remedy did that have as far as -- they tahad to take the law into their own hands. they didn't have any other choice. >> reporter: but all of this will be up to the jury, who will hear more testimony tomorrow. for "nightline," tom llamas in new york. >>> coming up here on "nightline," if this man were white, would the police be treating him differently? >> my kids are right there. >> aft

. >> joining us now is damon -- 21st and included multiple forms of deprivation and physical assault. the description of this period, first written up by our staff in early 2009, while senator rockefeller was chairman, is what prompted this full review. but the inaccurate and incomplete descriptions go far beyond that. the cia provided inaccurate memoranda and explanations to the department of justice, while its legal counsel was considering the legality of the coercive techniques. in those communications, the cia claimed the following, the coercive techniques would not be used with excessive reputation. detainees i would always an opportunity to provide information prior to the use of the techniques. the techniques were to be used in progression, starting with the least aggressive and proceeding only if needed. medical personnel would take sure that interrogations wouldn't cause serious harm and could intervene at anytime. interrogators with carefully vetted and highly trained, and each technique was to be used in a specific way without deviation, and only with specific approval for

. >> reporter: just a few shops damon epps and his wife stopped into on friday and knowing there were more he took a break. are you tired. >> yes. >> reporter: he is one of thousands of shop hours converged upon the cherry hill mall, many there on a mission. >> to return and get the the appropriate size. >> reporter: who got you the wrong sizes. >> everybody. and i had to return six or seven things but everybody did. >> reporter: that is what december 26th has become, with gift buying and getting now mostly over, the pleasure of receiving what you really want, begins. >> you get better deals after christmas. >> reporter: shoppers say they are seeing big sales, their eyes are not deceiving them, macy's has rolled out a one day sale offering some merchandise at 65 percent off. and we're told they are not only ones. >> it is like i got three shirts for $20. >> reporter: sales signs and foot traffic may bring to mind another big shopping day but the pros think differently. >> black friday, is craze year, but this is a good day. >> reporter: especially if you cannot pass up a good bargain.

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on c-span 2 saturday night at 10:00 on book tv's after words, reason magazine senior editor damon root on the battle of supreme court activism and judicial restraint. sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern book critic jonathan yeardley retired after 33 years with the washington post. on american history tv on c-span3 saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, historians and authors discuss president lincoln's 1864 re-election campaign. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on reel america, tried by fire. a film that chronicles the infantry burg the battle of the bulge. find our schedule at c-span.org. let us know what you think about the programs you are watching at 202-626-3400. e-mail at comments@c-span.org or oh send a tweet @cspan, # comments. join the conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> up next, u.s. supreme court justice stephen breyer is interviewed by carlisle group cofounder david r areubin stein about the magna carta on its 800th anniversary and the influence on american law. they spoke at the library of congress where a 13th century copy of the magna carta is on displa

jimmy: i'd like to thank mel brooks, christine baranski, george takei, and i want to apologize to matt damon, her album is called "the voyager," here with the song "she's not me" with some help from z berg and ryan adams, jenny lewis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i used to think you could save me i've been wondering lately ♪ ♪ heard she's having your baby and everything's so amazing ♪ ♪ it goes on and on and on and on it goes on and on and on and on ♪ ♪ but she's not me she's easy ♪ ♪ all those times we were makin' love i never thought we'd be breakin' up ♪ ♪ i bet you tell her i'm crazy ♪ ♪ it goes on and on and on and on it goes on and on and on and on ♪ ♪ but she's not me she's easy ♪ ♪ remember the night i destroyed it all when i told you i cheated ♪ ♪ and you punched through the drywall i took you for granted when you were all that i needed ♪ ♪ ♪ but she's not me she's easy ♪ ♪ ♪ she's easy ♪ she's easy [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ all our friends they're gettin' on but the girls are still staying young ♪ ♪ if i get caught being rude in a conversation with a child bride on her summer va

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on c-span2 saturday night at 10:00, damon root on the longstanding battle of sfrort activism and judicial restraint. sunday at 10:00 p.m., book critic jonathan yardly and on american history tv on c-span3 saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war. historians and authors discuss president lincoln's 1864 re-election campaign. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on reel america, tried by fire. a 1965 film that chronicles the 84th infantry division during the battle of the bulge. find our complete television schedule at c-span.org and let us know about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400. e-mail us or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >>> roger b. taney served as chief justice at the supreme court and delivered the majority opinion in the controversial dred scott case. next, rhodes college professor tim huebner discusses public opinion of chief justice taney and how it was shaped. the supreme court historical society hosted this event. it's a little under an hour. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, mr. goldman. i -- histori

on c-span2 saturday night at 10:00, damon root on the longstanding battle of supreme court activism and judicial restraint. sunday at 10:00 p.m., book critic jonathan yardly and on american history tv on c-span3 saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war. historians and authors discuss president lincoln's 1864 re-election campaign. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on reel america, tried by fire. a 1965 film that chronicles the 84th infantry division during the battle of the bulge. find our complete television schedule at c-span.org and let us know about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400. e-mail us or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >>> roger b. taney served as chief justice at the supreme court and delivered the majority opinion in the controversial dred scott case. next, rhodes college professor tim huebner discusses public opinion of chief justice taney and how it was shaped. the supreme court historical society hosted this event. it's a little under an hour. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, mr. goldman. i -

a narrative film with matt damon. it wasn't a documentary. film about fracking and how it is awful in all of that. true story. anyone know who helped finance it? it got abu dhabi. what do they do? they could fund a film with an a-list actor. all of these films to advance his beliefs. it has got explosions. it was really about how mandatory minimum sentences are a bad idea. he does back education reform. he supported waiting for superman. on nearly all the major issues, he is not one of us. they don't just release these films and hope for the best. no. the great social action campaigns for them. after you see an inconvenient truth, they direct you to the website. takepart.com. immediately, they give you action items of what you could do from the comfort of your home to advance your beliefs based on the film you just saw. you could click here to send a message to your elected official and your district about how we need to take on climate change. you could click the policy from the sierra club. they are taking casual moviegoers and turning them

i'm not going to have dinner with hanks or damon any time soon, you know what i'm talking about. >> theruth is you went. and i have already gotten the message from tom hanks, cloonie and -- did anybody tell you, hey, you shouldn't do this? >> no, no, no. i think -- look, even the most partisan person knows -- can't argue with the success of the book and how the audience has embraced it and that's a huge thing to be able to bring that to tell a story, that the country needs to hear. >> when this movie was shot in 18 days in virginia, when you were shooting it, did you know how good it is? did you have an idea how well it was coming out? >> halfway through i had a confidence about it. it just felt magic. >> the guy who was oswald, he's a very young actor, the guy is phenomenal. >> isn't he great? >> i want you to take my picture. come here, come, come, come. take my picture. you take this. something for junior to remember papa buy. >> he's phenomenal, not just great and i told him. i said, whoa, because nobody has ever really brought lee harvey oswald into the consciousness before. >> the

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saturday night at 10:00 on book tv's afterwards, damon root on the long standing battle of supreme court activism and ju additional restraint and sunday at 10:00 p.m., jonathan yeardley, who retired after 33 years with "the washington post." and on american history tv on cspan saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, historians and authors discuss president lincoln's 1864 re-election campaign and sunday afternoon at 4:00 on reel america, tried by fire. a 1965 film that chronicles the 84th infantry division of the battle of the bulge. find our complete schedule and let us know about the programs you're watching. join the cspan conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> next on american history tv, author and history professor michael ross discusses his book on the 1870 kidnapping of molly digby. the child of poor irish immigrants in new orleans. she was abducted by two black women and the case exacerbated racial tensions brought about by reconstruction. the pratt library hosted this 50-minute event. >>> good evening. it's very nice to be here at the pratt library

former officer damon jones says the n.y.p.d. learnt from experience. >> i think because the world is watching, and they do not want to look at it as an occupying force. their posture is nonaggressive. just to allow them to blow steam and hopefully it will last just a couple of days and go away. >> response also comes down the individual officer involved, and how much retrant they are able to -- restraint they are able to show in the face of provocation. >> the best judge in a given situation is the officers involved. there's no generic formula that will work for every situation and action pos important to remember that police officers are outnumbered. if there's no compliance, they cannot police. >> reporter: compliance from a public outraged by the deaths of those in custody. so far it has not boiled over to the streets of new york. >> now the question is what will happen this weekend. more protests are planned for saturday and sunday. the forecast is like this - cold and rain through saturday. we'll have to wait and see if the

. >> did matt damon give a worthy oscar performance i made love to my sapped witch. >> i find more comedyin it than anything, i guess, maybe if it is not supposed to be funny. making love to a isn't witch is little different than the norm. >> in fairness though, judy da dinch's donkey was named fellimina. >> this is a fox news alert. protesters define the new york city mayor's plea for a pause at antipolice protests until after the funerals of two murdered you are looking live at midtown manhattan where protesters are gathering now. hello, kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. "on the record" has live team coverage. griff jenkins at the protest and ted williams at nypd headquarters. griff? >> hey, kimberly. we are here on madison. we have been marching. there is about 3 or 400

damon avenue, they can get you ready to be out on the street with your own hot dog cart and the continued to open your own hot dog stand. 900 people have gone through the program 90% are still working. >> you are a graduate in parents must be so proud >> my and i you diploma is off the wall and this one is up. >> by the way, check this out. it's your birthday! >> it is today. don't upstaged the hourly rate lady of guadalupe day. but thank you very much for noticing my birthday. >> now you can drink! >> i can't party. >> what are you doing this weekend? >> i don't know what we are doing. >> going home to bed may be at 7:00. >> thank you for telling me. >> if all the beginning we will have falk early on. some areas of visibility less than 1 mi.. that could slow you down. the on the lookout. taking a look at the 74 cast, high temperature 38 today here tonight down to 32. tomorrow we mage 48. sunday we make 50. monday, 51 with the chance for rain. speaking of a fall the beginning erin has traffic . >> is that before the coffee for kicks in? that is completely true. we have some things happeni

and also, damon wayans will be here and he is going to -- [ cheers and applause ] he's gonna performs going to do stand up on the show which is so awesome. i love that guy. it's great, man. and of course, thank you notes. every friday we do thank you notes. so, tune in tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] set your tivos. it's a good show. but first, we got a fun show tonight. she stars in the new movie "big eyes" and she's hosting "saturday night live" this weekend with musical guest one direction. amy adams is here! [ cheers and applause ] beautiful. gorgeous. gorgeous. also, i'm going to challenge amy to a game of holiday flip cup later in the show. [ cheers ] pretty good at it. yeah. also, of course, the very funny and entertaining nick offerman is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] he's a good guy, he's funny. and we have music from foo fighters. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my gosh. the foo. the foo right there. guys, we have four shows left before we go to christmas break, which means it's time for a new "tonight show" tradition. it's time for 12 days of christmas sweaters! [ che

. >> joining us now is damon jacobs and marriage therapist from n.y.u. thank you for joining us this morning. let's start with you. last month announced they were considering shifting his ban. i think he is. the ban started in the early '80s, at a time she didn't have the testing. who at that time they had to, without the knowledge, is test participation recipients of blood. they enacted the ban. a lot has changed. the medical accession and red cross are in favour of lifting the permanent life-time ban. >> what about the time between infection and detection. >> a few things changed. it took six months. you get tested and if you have a result it's possible you have the virus in his blood. >> it needed to show up. >> the testing - we need to check again. we could get testing. we'll know for sure in a few weeks. it can be as short as 11 days. the practical aspects could be up to a month to find out. >> let's hear from you for a minute. blood. >> i went to give blood in 1991. i was 20 years old. >> it was immediately app pairing rent that the reductions to o

a narrative film with matt damon. it wasn't a documentary. a film about fracking and how it is awful in all of that. true story. anyone know who helped finance it? .t got abu dhabi what do they do? with anld fund a film a-list actor. all of these films to advance his beliefs. it has got explosions. howas really about mandatory minimum sentences are a bad idea. he does back education reform. he supported waiting for superman. issues,y all the major he is not one of us. they don't just release these films and hope for the best. no. the great social action campaigns for them. after you see an inconvenient truth, they direct you to the website. takepart.com. immediately, they give you action items of what you could do from the comfort of your home to advance your beliefs based on the film you just saw. you could click here to send a message to your elected official and your district about how we need to take on climate change. you could click the policy from the sierra club. they are taking casual moviegoers and turning them into effective activi

apologize to matt damon, we did run out of time for him. he will be rescheduled in the future. good night. ♪ >>> this is "nightline." tonight, backlash. a stunning twist in a story about an alleged gang rape at the university of virginia. >>> and it may be the season of giving, but in the capital of the country, the heat is on and the competition is fierce. how these neighbors are going over the top of the tree in an all-out light fight. >>> and, big waves. little kid. this surfing sensation is only 6 years

i'm ready on sunday >> jimmy: i want to thank marisa tomei, marcus scribner, and apologize to matt damonn elegy," the smashing pumpkins. ♪ ♪ i don't mind what you're running ♪ ♪ cause you and me we're just something ♪ ♪ don't just hang what you're running on i don't mind the sound alone one and all ♪ ♪ we are we are so young we're young we're young one and all ♪ ♪ we are we are so young we're young we're young one and all ♪ ♪ we are we are so young we're young we're young ♪ ♪ let's get heat and we living ♪ ♪ don't ya hide what ♪ you're getting ♪ don't ya want ♪ all the ones that stall ♪ don't ya mind if it's me at all ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, was it a trap? >> who shot him? >> my husband. >> this homeowner says he was defending himself against a teenager who came into his garage. but prosecutors say the defendant lured his victim in and murdered him. tonight, the 911 tapes and the unlikely witness. >>> plus, criming while white. can some people get away with breaking the law just because they're white? the hash tag raising questions tonight about race and justice -- >> some