this was damon smith in a police interview. he has asperger‘s syndrome, a form of autism.e, i realised it was going to stratford. right. and i thought, it'd be a good time to leave my bag for a prank. a former friend witnessed his developing interest in extremist violence. he was showing me videos of isis grabbing a knife and cutting off people's heads slowly. he was, like, "don't this look sort of fun", and all that. i was like, "no, it doesn't, it look as bit wrong actually." hello, everyone, i'm going to shoot my gun. he had posted this on the internet, this pistol fired blank rounds. he also showed off his knife and he posed on facebook with a knuckle duster. damon smith used an al-qaeda bomb—making manual to help him construct his device, but he denied he held extreme political views. however, the jury decided he did set out to attack tube travellers. june kelly, bbc news. the two candidates hoping to be president of france have been going head to head in the final television debate of the election. the latest polls suggest the centrist emmanuel macron is well ahead o

damon smith used an aa-qaeda bomb—making manual to help him construct his device.al views. however, the jury decided he did set out to attack tube travellers. june kelly, bbc news. of course, the general election isn't the only election under way. tomorrow, voters across england, scotland and wales will go to the polls for local elections. 0ur political correspondent vicki young is here — it's not often we have local and general elections so close? it's very rare for local elections to be held in the middle of a general election campaign and all the parties will be hoping for signs that they‘ re making progress. almost 5,000 seats are up for grabs, but none in northern ireland. in scotland, these elections were last contested in 2012 and will involve all 32 councils. back then the snp won the most seats, but labour wasn't far behind. a key battleground this time will be glasgow city council, where labour's held overall control since 1980. in wales, all 22 councils are being elected. labour performed strongly five years ago and it's defending almost 600 seats, far m

this was damon smith in a police interview. he has asperger‘s syndrome, a form of autism. i realised it was going to stratford. right. and i thought, it'd be a good time to leave my bag for a prank. a former friend witnessed his developing interest in extremist violence. he was showing me videos of isis grabbing a knife and cutting off people's heads slowly. he was, like, "don't this look sort of fun", and all that. i was like, "no, it doesn't, it look as bit wrong, actually." hello, everyone, i'm going to shoot my gun. he had posted this on the internet, this pistol fired blank rounds. he also showed off his knife and he posed on facebook with a knuckle duster. damon smith used an al-qaeda bomb—making manual to help him construct his device, but he denied he held extreme political views. he will be sentenced later this month. june kelly, bbc news. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories. police in dorset have arrested four people in connection with the murder of businessman guy hedger. he was shot during a burglary at his home in the early hours of sunday mor

this was damon smith in a police interview. he has asperger‘s syndrome, a form of autism. tube, i realise i was going to stratford, right. and i thought it would be a good time to leave my bag for a prank. colin minto was one of several viewers concerned about those references to asperger‘s syndrome. he recorded his thoughts for us on camera. what does the bbc and other news agencies continuously impact on the demonstrable progress that's being made by attributing someone‘s proven or potential mental or ill—health to criminal acts they have committed or any national security issues they have been involved in or being investigated for? is it absolutely necessary, has it been proven that their mental ill—health is relevant and a contributory factorfor their acts? if not, why report it? you wouldn't accuse x, who is a woman, or x who is black or someone who is homosexual or disabled or sight impaired who has been arrested or charged for, without any further detail around why it is potentially relevant. bbc news gives us a statement in response. thanks very much to you if you

damon smith has asperger‘s syndrome. this was him talking about his academic achievements.d that his intelligence was not impaired by his condition. his one—time best friend witnessed his developing interest in extremism. he was showing me videos of isis grabbing and knife and cutting off people's heads slowly and burning people in cages and drowning them this cages. it was don't this look fun? i was like, no, it doesn't, it looks a bit wrong actually, i don't agree with this sort of stuff. damon smith claimed he left the device as a prank, but the jury decided this wasn't a bomb hoax and that he did deliberately set out to attack the london underground system and the people travelling on it. let's go back to westminster. let's talk about some of the campaigning that has been going on today. we mention the response to the speech from theresa may from snp leader nicola sturgeon so we can head now to glasgow. katrina renton is there and has been on that particular part of the campaign trail today. you join me here in glasgow, notjust the beginning of the general election but

damon smith used an al-qaeda bomb—making manual to help him construct his device. political views. however the jury decided he did set out to attack tube travellers. june kelly, bbc news. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:a0pm in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are the broadcaster and author, damejoan bakewell and colleen graffy, professor of international law at pepperdine university. it is 18 minutes past eight. let's look at the headlines. theresa may has made an unparalleled attack on european union officials and politicians, accusing them of using threats to try to influence the outcome of the general election. labour say the prime minister is playing party games with brexit for political advantage. and eu source dismisses the prime minister's claims as pure fantasy. the eug negotiator has denied planning to punish britain for leaving the european union. as we have just heard, 20—year—old student has been found guilty of planting a home—made bomb on a busy london underground tube train. l

damon smith has asperger syndrome, a form of autism.|j allah.lking about his academic achievement. gcse results. this was him talking about his academic achievementlj got about his academic achievement.” got a distinction star in itv stop thejury got a distinction star in itv stop the jury was told that his intelligence was not impaired by his condition. his one—time best friend witnessed his developing interest in extremism. he was showing me videos of isis grabbing a knife and cutting off people's heads slowly, and burning people in cages and drowning them in cages. he was like, don't this looks all the fun, and i was like, no, it doesn't, it looks a bit wrong actually, i don't agree with this sort of stuff. damon smith claimed he left the device as a prank, but the jury decided this wasn't a bomb hoax and that he did deliberately set out to attack the london underground system and the people travelling on it. june kelly, bbc news. much more from me at the top of the hour and from jane hill at westminster but now a look at the weather. 0ne ext

damon smith has asperger‘s syndrome. this was him talking about his academic achievements.it. the jury was told that his intelligence was not impaired by his condition. his one—time best friend witnessed his developing interest in extremism. he was showing me videos of isis grabbing and knife and cutting off people's head slowly and burning people's head slowly and burning people in cages and drowning them this cages. it was don't this look fun? iwas this cages. it was don't this look fun? i was like, no, this cages. it was don't this look fun? iwas like, no, it this cages. it was don't this look fun? i was like, no, it doesn't, this cages. it was don't this look fun? iwas like, no, it doesn't, it looks a bit wrong actually, i don't agree with this sort of stuff. damon smith claimed he left the device as a prank, but thejury smith claimed he left the device as a prank, but the jury decided this wasn't a bomb hoax and that he did deliberately set out to attack the london underground system and the people travelling on it. police investigating the murder of a man at his home

. >> 16-year-old damon pope, however, who recently was caught with marijuana, appeared determined to not break down. >> you are in jail right now. 16. you'll be 17 in a month. you have this attitude like you are too good to be in this place. you are going to run this place. are you kidding me? are you kidding me? you think you're that good? >> tell me about your goals. >> my goals, trying to entrepreneur, you know. possibly take over this jail, you know? be at home like donald trump, collecting money, writing checks, possibly writing you a check. you know? >> that sounds great. >> i tell you what your goals are. get in one of these unit ifs you continue to do what you are doing. in a month. i give you less than that. you are 17 years old. you will not leave. you understand me? you will not leave. that's going to happen to you. that's where you are going. everybody arms out, thumbs down. all the way out. i don't have anything for him. a piece of string to tie his arms together. he thought he was strong enough to break that. they are not made for comfort. >> i'm not here -- >> get used

damon smith put his homemade device into a rucksack and left it on a jubilee line train in october 2016 was found guilty of possession of an explosive substance with intent. irish police are investigating the death of a baby girl who was left in her father's carfor several hours. it‘s. thfigmht efififzyleu-fi of the year. sir cliff richard and south yorkshire police have settled a legalfight over reports naming him as suspected sex offender. the singer sought damages from the force, and the bbc, over media coverage of a police raid on his home in 2014. he was investigated over historical sexual assault allegations, which he denied. the case was dropped last year and south yorkshire police has apologised wholeheartedly. the bbc is still disputing the singer's claim for damages. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight — now on bbc news it's time for newsnight. was this the week that changed the election? we talk to the man that invented the swingometer, david butler, who tells me he's never seen anything like it. anything may happen. the movement of opinion recorded in

the metro's main story is the student damon smith, who's been found guilty of trying to set off a home—madeging more schools in the capital to install metal scanners to protect children from rising violent crime in the guardian. the times says more than 5 million people could be stuck on waiting lists for nhs treatment within two years, according to documents seen by a healthjournal. and the daily mirror says the hollywood actor brad pitt has admitted to having a drinking problem in an interview which has come after his split with angelina jolie. let us begin. the daily telegraph headline, theresa may unleashes fire. would you start us off, she is using colourful and forceful language. it is extraordinary, on the steps of downing street she unleashes this vitriol, saying that the eu is trying to wreck the election. she has been called the new iron lady, explaining that the eu needs to keep out of our elections. very, very strong fire against the eu. remembering our history a bit, everybody knew about margaret thatcher, do you think she is margaret thatcher mark two.|j thatcher, do you think

student has been found guilty of planting a home—made bomb on a tube train in london. 20—year—old damonacked a rucksack with explosives, set to go off within minutes at north greenwich station. three people have been arrested in connection with the death of businessman guy hedger, who was killed in dorset during the early hours of sunday morning. now let us look at what is coming up this evening. as donald trump pledges his commitment to work with the palestinian leader to reach a peace deal with israel, we'll be live in washington. coming up on 100 days plus, an outspoken attack on eu officials by theresa may. just how much will it cost us to leave the european union? with smartphone users only having access to a ag mobile connections two—thirds of the time, we'll speak to a representative of the uk's mobile service providers about why coverage depends on where you are in the country. and we'll find out what's on the front pages of tomorrow's newspapers at 10.40 tonight, with broadcaster damejoan bakewell and professor collen graffy, professor of law at pepperdine university. that's al

let's be honest, you bought a ticket you're watching matt damon's china wall ponytail movie. get it, and i'm sorry. but tonight think of me as your babysitter. so i guess, whatever. fend for yourselves while i make out with my boyfriend on your parents' bed. [ laughter ] i've got to say if there's one thing that makes you feel like a talk show host, it's having your own sidekick. [ cheers and applause ] >> kristen: hi guillermo. >> guillermo: hi. >> kristen: how's it going? >> guillermo: good, good. >> kristen: how am i doing? >> guillermo: you're doing good. you got 55 minutes to go. [ laughter ] >> kristen: what? okay. what should i do next? >> guillermo: i think you should keep reading that teleprompter. >> kristen: okay, i'll keep reading. that's a great idea, great idea. i guess i'll start off with some crowd work. they say talking to the crowd is a great way to build camaraderie. hi! where are you from, ma'am? >> denver, colorado. [ cheers and applause ] >> kristen: okay. all right, great. camaraderie complete! it really does mean the world to me that you all came here

. >> everybody that matt damon sent flowers. >> jimmy tweeted this picture and his wife posted this,thankful to love and beloved by these two brave guys. both crier and please send prayers for families whose children are still in the hospital now. because they need it. >> there are few things going into a children's hospital. >> it breaks your heart. >>> will arnette will fill in tonight. anthony anderson and david spade will round out the week. meanwhile, nischelle turner is here, another star parent making a big announcement. janet jackson. >> absolutely, she's ae suming her world tour and she broke her silence about her divorce. janet hers confirmed her split with wissam al mana. >> yes, i separated from my husband. we're in court. the rest is in god's hands. >> source close to family tells us she'll be in court to flush out the dissolution of her marriage. speaking of touring, also something we learned from janet's new posting. it's back zmron. >> i'm so excited. i'm so excited. >> the tour now called state of the world will open in lafayette, louisiana. >> i can't wait to see yo

i think i'll be okay i mean, i can read words off a teleprompter, and i legitimately hate matt damon. laughter ] hosting a late night show is super exciting for me. i have two kids so i haven't been up this late since 2012. [ laughter ] real talk. and there's very little chance i will know any of the guests tonight, unless one of them wrote "goodnight, moon," or is moana. is moana on the show? no? copy that. there's one thing i've been hearing a lot since i agreed to do this. "kristen, are you sure you're ready to host a late night show? you're completely unqualified." and to them i said, "zip it, dax. zip it." [ laughter ] i'm putting all my training to use tonight. you know, i went to nyu for acting but i dropped out because i got cast in a broadway show. so let that be a lesson to the kids out there. stay in school -- until something better and far more lucrative comes along. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and i know this is probably different for all of you since you're used to watching jimmy at this time. let's be honest, you bought a ticket to "rogue one," and now you're w

>>> right now on "good day philadelphia" on this memorial damon we're remembering the men and women who lost their lives fighting for our freedom >>> while many of outdoor plans some of those may have to wait rain is moving through but will the holiday within a complete wash out? good day it is monday may 29th , 2017 i'm lauren johnson, karen hepp, thomas drayton have the morning off. bob kelly's off. sue and i are holding it down. how are you. >> i'm good, good. it is fun to work a holiday for me because bosses aren't around. >> it is like when your parents leave home and you can act out. >> and if you are watching from the comfort of your bed, thank you for turning us on, if you have to work, we understand a lot of people do thanks for watching too. >> i'm already having a bad hair day though. >> i know. maybe pony tail. >> i know, i should have done that. >> pony tail day. >> we will try to get you through this. there are a lot of parade. we will talk about them coming up as we are doing double duty to day. we will think optimistic for seven out of 10. maybe even after the rain end t

or whatever, and then they call first team, and matt damon shows up.hter ] so like, i'll see like, i'll see them setting up the shot, and i'll look at the monitors and i'll be like "that looks like a tv show." [ laughter ] and then - and then they'll call us, and it's like the freaks and the gargoyles have like come to take over the cathedral. [ laughter ] and -- and they're cooler than us too. like they are like -- their conversations are like, "hey man, what you doing this weekend?" "oh, i'm going to the football game." "i'm working out." "i'm going to the bar." whereas like, among us, it's like, "oh, i'm painting a figurine of a centaur." [ laughter ] i'm going to go see if my favorite falconer is at the renaissance fair. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, i'm glad. i really mean this, not just because i've known you for a long time, i'm very glad you're on the first team. it's a fantastic show. >> thanks seth. >> seth: and thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> seth: it's so great to see you, zach. [ cheers and applause ] zach woods

arwa damon in istanbul. very nice to see you this morning.hank you. >>> more complicated -- >> speaking of hypothetical! >> look, there are lots of questions on both situations, the health bill that finally passed the house, showing few signs of life in the senate. why the first big legislative win for the president may be short-lived. that's next. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program for less than 35 cents a day, just $9.95 a month. there's no medical exam and no health questions. you know, the average cost of a funeral is over $8,300. now that's a big burden to leave your lov

even that son of a bitch matt damon sent flowers. [ cheers and applause ] so thank you. want to say also thanks to guillermo for all the sweet texts and e-mails. i could barely read any of them. [ laughter ] but it was the thought that really counted. and cleto, i have to say cleto, cleto sr. cleto's mom sylvia, cleto sr.'s wife sylvia, who's like a second mother to me, never has any human being ever texted more praying hands emojis to another human being than cleto's mom did to me. i had to upgrade my phone just to handle them all. [ laughter ] so thank you, sylvia. and most of all i want to thank my wife, molly. first of all for allowing me to have sex with her in the first place. [ laughter ] that was huge right there. [ applause ] so few have done that. but also for being so strong and levelheaded and positive and loving during the worst nightmare a new mother could experience. i couldn't ask for a better partner. i'm so happy we had this baby together. i'm definitely getting a vasectomy after this. [ laughter ] and i want to say one other thing. president trump last

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apologies to matt damon. hey, you know, guillermo, in spanish. what is guillermo in english?you, jimmy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: so another william, will arnett is filling in for me tomorrow. you keep an eye on him. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. good night, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, decoding mcafee. he's the tech genius behind your anti-virus software who went from multimillionaire to international fugitive. >> why go on the run? >> because if i didn't go on the run i'd be a dead man now. >> now john mcafee in a no holds barred interview. >> you're asking the most ridiculous thing. >> as he tries to sound at larm on cyber security. >> our security is being eroded and we have no more privacy. >>> and -- ♪ the it boys of the '90s who mm-bopped their way to the tocchet charts, now all grown up and mmm-back. ♪ with a new single "i was born." how this band of brothers is staying true to their music. >>> plus

. >> reporter: damon lindelof is cocreator of "the leftovers," "cocreator of "lost."ry kuhn. >> my kids are not dead, they are gone. they are just gone. >> then you should go be with them. >> reporter: she lost her family and works as a government investigator into the disappearance. >> did you understand what was going on as you were shooting? >> yes and no. nora is still mysterious to me. >> no, no! stop! >> i can't go to bed for four hours after i watch it. because you make me think too much. >> good. >> reporter: we're talking possible pending apocalypse with some sweeteners thrown in. every now and again you get your bum out to make people feel happy. >> yes, exactly. and look, also that. you know. it was also just like not enough of justin's naked rear-end. >> i mean, why not? if you got it. they're going to take advantage. it's hollywood, after all. >> we did see it a couple times. >> i remember us cutting bum scenes at one point. >> there can't be too much bum, i think. you have to find the right balance. >> reporter: can there be too much of theroux in the ni

apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. good night! >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight the breaking news. a stunning report that president trump shared classified information about possible terror attacks with the russians. but vehement denials tonight from two top administration officials. >>> plus, a family's pledge. >> it looked like he got hit by a car. he was in bad shape. >> the family of the penn state student who died after a fraternity hazing ritual speaking out about those heartbreaking hospital moments. >> the nurse brought me forward, told me to kiss him good-bye. >> new details from a grand jury report that shocked his long-time girlfriend. who the family now says must be held accountable. >> they treated him like a rag doll, like he was road kill. >>> and made in the shade. fifth harmony singer normani interview mishap that led to months of cybertorment. >> i got bullied like terribly on social media. it was really ugly. >> how she turned her darkest days of catching shade and racist hatred into that perfect score perfor

which is why damon ince isn't ready to let british airways off the hook.'m looking forward to them making up for this situation. and if not, they will definitely be hearing from me via social media, twitter, instagram. i will be very vocal. >> reporter: delays complicating an already hectic holiday weekend. it's still unclear just how many flights have been affected, but so far here at new york's jfk airport the last flight arriving here from london came at 11:15 a.m. that's why british airways officials say they hope to have things back up and running tomorrow. jose? >> morgan radford, thank you very much. >>> in portland, oregon a man is in custody tonight charged with aggravated murder after the fatal stabbing of two men on a train. police say the men were killed when they attempted to intervene after the suspect made racist and religious slurs at passengers. nbc's steve patterson has more on that story. >> reporter: a hate-fueled tirade on a portland train ending with two brutal deaths. >> one was stabbed in the neck and the other in the stomach. >> re

damon smith was 19 when he packed a rucksack with explosives and ball—bearing shrapnel and left it onear. news in from the old bailey that damon smith who is 20 has been found guilty of planting a home—made bomb ona guilty of planting a home—made bomb on a busy tube train. the jury have been told that he was 19 when he packed a rucksack with explosives and ball bearing shrapnel, left it ona train. and ball bearing shrapnel, left it on a train. it was timed to go off within a few minutes on october 20 last year. he intended to make something that looked like a bomb but did not function as one, his qc told the jury. but he has but did not function as one, his qc told thejury. but he has been but did not function as one, his qc told the jury. but he has been found guilty of planting a home—made bomb ona guilty of planting a home—made bomb on a busy tube train. much more on that to come in the next half—hour. now, let's check out the weather prospects. a bit ofa a bit of a mixed bag. some of us enjoying sunny scenes whereas further south there is a lot more clout, not such a pretty pictur

will have some showers if not thunderstorm, specifically sunday and then lead nothing to memorial damonut in the meantime it is warming up. our temperatures will flirt with or hit 80 degrees over course of the weekend and saturday is looking good right now so that is day to hang your hat on if you want to make outdoor plans. we will be bbvz z12fz y2bbvy y12fy area are waking up to showers as we look live at parkway in center city. find out when cloud will break and sun will come out. won't that be nice? i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a minute but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute >> we're on verdict watch as jury deliberates fate of david creato, junior, camden county father accused of killing his three-year old son. >> verdict could come today as jury will have first full day of deliberations. >>> face-to-face at the vatican president trump meets with pope francis midway through his first overseas trip. >>> and remembering the victims of the concert terror attack in manchester, england as british prime m

damon smith was caught on cctv leaving a bag with explosives on one of the carriages.usly impact on the demonstrable progress that‘s being made by attributing someone‘s proven or potential mental or ill—health to criminal acts they‘ve committed or any national security issues they have been involved in or been investigated for? is it absolutely necessary? has it been proven that their mental ill—health is relevant and a contributing factor to their acts? if not, why report it? you wouldn‘t accuse x, who is a woman, or x, who is black, or someone who is homosexual or disabled or sight impaired who has been arrested or charged, without any further detail around why it is potentially relevant. bbc news gives us a statement in response. it reads: thanks very much to you if you sent us something on tape or your view by e—mail on what you have seen on bbc news this week. if you‘d like to put your views across, show off your sofa and appear on the programme, why not call: 0r e—mail newswatch: you can also find us on twitter. and look at our website to. samira will be back nex

damon smith, who has asperger‘s syndrome, was caught on cctv leaving a bag filled with explosives andwas discovered when the train driver noticed wires sticking out. the train was evacuated just two minutes before smith had set the device to explode. the metropolitan police say it's not clear if he was motivated by terrorism as there was not enough evidence that his crime was politically motivated. a fourth person has been arrested in connection with the death of businessmen guy hedger. the 61—year—old was shot during a burglary at his home near ringwood in hampshire in the early hours of sunday. officers say three of the suspects, who are all in their 405, were arrested in the bournemouth area. detectives are trying to establish why the home of the former marketing this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... the two contenders for the french presidency are going head—to—head in a live televised debate ahead of sunday's final round of voting. let's turn to the united states. fbi directorjames comey has been testifying before a senate subcommittee investigat

the judge said the reasons for 20—year—old damon smith's actions weren't clear but that he wasn't motivatede in didsbury, attended by the bomber salman abedi. well, 12 years ago the focus was on beeston in leeds, where the extremists who carried out the 7/7 london bombings grew up. 0ur religious affairs correspondent martin bashir has been speaking to muslims there to gauge their response to what's happened in manchester. friday prayers at a mosque in leeds. a city with its own experience of british—born extremism. they are doing the exact opposite to the language of the koran. they are causing damage inside our societies. it was from the beeston area of leeds that mohammed sidique khan emerged to plant death and destruction in london on the 7th ofjuly, 2005. his brother—in—law, ahmed patel, says the tragedy in manchester suggests little has changed. he asked us not to show his face. what have we been doing since 7/7, for 12 years? why do we have another terrorist attack in the uk after 12 years? in fact, local government and community leaders have committed significant resources to address

the judge said the reasons for 20—year—old damon smith's actions weren't clear, but that he wasn't motivatedlimax to the football season. arsenal and chelsea meet at wembley in the fa cup final tomorrow. the clubs, and managers, have experienced very different seasons. for arsenal, it's a chance to rescue theirs — while chelsea could reinforce their dominance. joe wilson reports. friday at wembley — preparation outside the stadium. extra armed officers are promised for tomorrow to protect the tradition. two teams, one cup, and not scarf weather. football, after all, is entertainment. alexis sanchez, arsenal's star put them into the final, but he could soon leave. sanchez has scored! and then there's the manager. wembley was yet to be rebuilt when arsene wenger won his first fa cup, 1998. five more cup final victories followed. no manager has won more. but, i wondered, could this final be his last match? i will stay, no matter what happens in football. but at this club? i don't know. there are some people who have admired everything that you have done here, and would think that seeing you lif

. >> if you quint hard enough you see matt damon going "please, help me, help me." doug: they are see lar batteries -- solar batteries and charged by the sun. that would be a heck of a lithium battery. alison: that wouldn't work for us today. doug: we have more downpours that are forming. west virginia. this is a johnson mill bridge. heavy water and flooding that is one of the dozens of shots. there are areas under a flood warning. most of the metro got two inches. laurel 1.49. moore 1.5. bethesda and other spots. the temperatures have risen to the lower 70's. the main body is out to sea. we have downpours. this is moving north. it will stay along and west of i-95. there is significant rainfall. for the moment heavy rain. there is no lightning detected but the heavy down forming on the back of the storm. they are picked up through the everything. there could be additionally ones coming up. few and far between. anyone that gets one could get a brief downpour. that will be that. getting through the day tomorrow the nature of things change with a change in the wind dir

. >> even that son of a bitch matt damon sent flowers. >>> janet jackson took to twitter breaking her silence about the split with her husband of five years. >> yes, i separated from my husband. we are in court and the rest is in god's hands. >> she stepped out in london to shop for her baby son, also across the pond, carly steele. >> "e.t." learned from a jackson family source that janet's son will be going on tour with her and despite their break up her soon to be ex-husband approved her request to have their son accompany her on the concert tour which begins on september 7th. >> she admitted to gaining some baby weight which her brother chimed in on. >> i've put on quite a few. >> more than a few. >> can you be quiet, randy. >> but she will begin dieting so she can look best for herself and her fans. >> thank you, ms. jackson for getting back on stage. and giving cameron a date night. >> i would be a hero. no, no. great, great. all right. let's get to more news this week. the met gala in new york was spectacular as always. and by the way, j.-rod made their red carpet debut. >> for

being a shareholder meeting yesterday criticizing jamie damon for criticizing the administration and asking if he plans to step down from the business advisory council. he said he would not leave the group and added to u.s. businesses in the government need to work together to solve the major issues facing the country. looking at shares of jpmorgan up 1.5% this year. nicole: target, one of the stocks we're watching today. the retailer will release the earnings before the bout and target has issued a profit warning for the year and says that the lower prices to compete with companies such as wal-mart and amazon. we'll also hear from american medical outfitters. expected to post what was results partly due to meet demand with men's clothing and fewer people shopping at the mall. cisco systems will release earnings "after the bell." the fixed-rate quarter hurt by sluggish demand in the company's network equipment business. lauren: stock market under pressure this morning. news from washington will do that tax cuts in health care refund if congress calls for more testimony on widening in

bill gates and matt damon and robert frost and william randolph hurst. the world's leading drum maker is showing off a new inexpensive drone you can control with the wave of your hand. it's called the spark. a flying camera. it recognizes you, follows you relatively the. dlaurs 400 to $500. just give it hand signals. you want to take a picture, do that. land do this. pretty cool. >> i have a chance of maybe piloting that one because the other one is way too tough. >>> facebook reportedly signed deals with buzz deal and others to make shows. it will feature long and short full contents with commercial breaks. they plan two tiers of content. scripted shows of 20 to 30 minute episodes and shorter scripted and unscripted shows of five to ten minute episodes. >> this feels like an episode of the flint stones. you've seen this house. it's called the flintstone house along interstate 280 in hillsborough. it sticks out like a sore thumb. it finally has a new owner. and we are trying to find out who that might be. it's not fred and wilma. mid-1970s property went

work done in less than a decade.sotwe are at the beginning of this processmarin county supervisor damon on the committee. he says that so far there are no specifics on how much the tolls would be or how that money would be collected.sotwhat we are seeing is some sort of public private partnership potentially and tolling could be a part of it.monday afternoon, i asked several people in novato what they thought of the idea of paying a toll on 37. amanda drives that way almost every day. she would be ok with a toll as long as the highway gets an upgrade.sotsure, if they ad another lane.sotvic barlogio runs a business in marin. he worries that paying tolls could impact his company's bottom line.sotpersonally, it would be an excessive expense for me because we use that road frequently.at this point, the idea of charging commuters a toll is just that. . an idea. connolly says that if it happens at all, tolling on highway 37 is still years away. in marin county, charles clifford kron 4 news. (steve) it's the largest private committment ever made to san francisco to battle homelessness.. tonigh

you won't see him in it, he is directing and matt damon is the star. have seen and heard this one -- >> you saw some of it? >> i did a little peek. >> do tell. >>> up next i'm in vegas with channing tatum and seeing "magic mike live." but what does channing's wife find sexiest about him? >> my favorite thing i have ever been asked. >>> if yit's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags. >>> matthew perry cracked us up as chandler bing. >> but he was battling alcohol addiction. now he is taking that to new york stage in a show that is art imitating life. >> i'm very artistic now. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> you finally made it. >> there's my name right there. >> he is acting in the play that he wrote "the end of longing." matthew has personal ties to the role. >> what did you draw from your own life to bring to the character? >> i'm drawn to char

he then thanked his wife, parents, friends, he thanked matt damon, which got a big laugh as did a few late night where a comedian with tears on his face was still able to reach for a laugh here and there. >> i want to say one other >> i want to say one other thing, president trump proposed a $6 billion fund cutting. thank god our congressman made a deal to not go along with that. they increased funding by $2 billion and i applaud them. because more than 40% of the people who had been effected by those cuts in the health are children and it would have a major impact on a lot of great places, including children's hospital of los angeles, which is so unbelievely sad to me. we were brought up to believe that we live in the greatest country in the world. until a few years ago, millions and millions of us had no access to health insurance at all. before 2014, if you were born with congenital heart disease like my son was, there was a good chance you would never be able to get health insurance because you had a pre-existing condition. you were born with a pre-existing condition, if your pare

i'd like to thank my guests and apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. "nightline" is next.st-influential heros in sports, tiger woods now charged with driving under the influence. sound asleep at the wheel by police but two breath liesers showing no alcohol in his system. what he says was to blame for his night in the rough. >>> plus -- last of the leftovers. the spell-binding mystery series from the creator of "lost" reaching its anticipated finale. >> do we get an answer to why you don't die? >> the show's star justin theroux gives us the naked truth on his scenes in the buff. >> i remember us cutting bum scenes at one

. >> jimmy: thanks to zac efron, connie nielsen, apologies to matt damon, we did run out of time forelcome home." here with the song "roots," zac brown band! ♪ ♪ ♪ my first best friend was a six string took him with me everywhere i go ♪ ♪ when i was 18 bought a dodge van found a drummer and made the road my home ♪ ♪ ooh i wouldn't change a thing it made the man i am today ♪ ♪ my roots always keep me grounded roots remind me where i'm from ♪ ♪ even when i'm a thousand miles away from my roots i'm home ♪ ♪ every friday you can find me at dixie tavern playing with my band ♪ ♪ we start the show with a round of whiskey and play our hearts out and wished it never end ♪ ♪ ooh i wouldn't change a thing it made the man i am today ♪ ♪ my roots always keep me grounded roots remind me where i'm from ♪ ♪ even when i'm a thousand miles away from my roots i'm home ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we get em' singing don't stop believing and follow up with a cold beer on a friday night ♪ ♪ always dreaming one day we'd play with all our heroes we cover every night ♪ ♪ flying high all our dreams came true you've given me w

. >> jimmy: apologies to matt damon respect we ran out of time with him.gentlemen, u2! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ the night gave you song a light had been turned on you walked out in the world like you belong there ♪ ♪ as easy as a breeze each heart was yours to please is it only me who sees ♪ ♪ there's something wrong there ♪ ♪ oh i'm not a ghost there i can see you you need to see me ♪ ♪ it's the little things that give you away the words you cannot say your big mouth ♪ ♪ in the way ♪ it's the little things that tease and betray as the hunted i become the prey ♪ ♪ it's the little things the little things that give you away ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i saw you on the stairs you didn't notice i was there that's 'cause you were talking at me ♪ ♪ not to me ♪ you were high above the storm a hurricane being born what was freedom ♪ ♪ it might cost you your liberty ♪ ♪ it's the little things that give you away the words you cannot say your big mouth ♪ ♪ in the way ♪ it's the little things that tease and betray as the hunted i become the prey ♪ ♪ it's the little things the littl