>> 100 caramels. >> i see a dane sighting. [laughs] >> dane's here?> he's outside. >> oh. >> hey. >> look at this guy. >> wow. long time no see around these parts. >> i know. i know. that's what happens when you have a reality show, i guess, huh? you just show up. >> yeah, you show up. >> so... >> you afraid to wrap a little caramel? >> oh, you know i know how. you know i know how. >> might as well. >> so you having fun? >> i am having a good time. >> that's good. hi, peter. >> hi. long time no see. >> it's still delicious. >> so what brings you here today? what is it that you want? >> what is it i want? >> yeah. >> in terms of? >> in terms of this business. >> well, i'd like it to... >> let's start there. >> to grow so it's profitable. i mean, that's-- >> and what are you doing to contribute to that growth? >> well, i mean, when i--when i say, "hey, look, let's get a business plan together and do it," and i just get a blank stare, it's hard to go-- >> not a blank stare, dane. >> i think what we clearly said was we would love to talk to you about a bu

>> reporter: the 39-year-old danes knows the rules of a big ln time set well.one since she was 13 years old. in 1993, danes moved from her hometown of new york city to los angeles to shoot the pilot for "my so-called life." >> people can actually die of embarrassment. i bet it's been medically proven. >> reporter: a role that a year later would earn the teenager a golden globe award for best actress. >> was it fair to say there wasn't much of a plan? >> not at all, there was no plan. >> there weren't stage parents saying here's what we're doing next. >> no. they were not like cultivating this interest in me. they were more just tolerant of my like obsessiveness. >> did you have any sense of where that obsessiveness came from? were there certain movies you loved or tv shows? >> my parents weren't very -- they were artists and hippies and not all that careful about like what i was exposed to as a little person. so, yeah. i mean i remember seeing like "the accidental tourist" when i was 8. i saw "wall street" in the theater when i was around the same age. i look b

dane gray, a transgender man killed himself on july 2nd. for more than one week no one claimed his body, not even his parents. what the lgbtq community is doing to give the student a proper funeral. >> reporter: this former student will have a funeral and will have dignity. one of his close friends at the queer resources center here created a go fund me page and raised $19,000 to finance that funeral. his friends say this tragedy could have been prevented with more care and resources. >> it's tragic that it had to take the death of dane for people to start saying, oh, it might be a problem after all, even though it's been shouted for years. >> reporter: inside the smallic >> he went from being this very recluse, very shy, wouldn't talk to anybody to really building upon friendships. >> reporter: she says the source of family and support was pulled away when the center closed for the summer, leaving dane with nowhere to go. he took his life on july 2nd. students we spoke with were shocked by the circumstance. >> it was heartbreaking. >> it's

i'm not even full dane. >> tony: your father was macedonian?via. >> anthony: right, and then you left yugoslavia at what age? >> rene: fourteen. people make fun of me when i say i've never driven a car but i've never -- i never had a coca-cola until i was like 17. it just wasn't in a small little village where there's two cars. the first food memory i have is also from there. it was my father and the day before we'd been in the mountains picking chestnuts. and i remember so vividly as a little child, i woke up and i saw my father roasting chestnuts and then i started hearing all these things popping. twenty minutes later they were in a bowl, and my aunt, she poured milk she had just taken from the cow and we had that for breakfast. it was so natural that we went to the mountain for chestnuts. you grew your food yourself. these sort of experiences growing up they really shaped growing up they really shaped the type of cook i am today. youl at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see

to russia it was the danes spring. we are not that many danged shit to morrow i heard. like eight hundred maybe but when we are there at the stadium we're going to chance oh ninety minutes and extend it if needed we're going to chance because you want to danes to succeed and we want the days to feel that we're here for then we want them to prove that they should be the best what is the danish song come on let us know what's it look at but. do stand by guys it was third boat oh it's flooded earth. the world cup spirits talk to people from all walks of life are the locals enthusiastic increasing their foreign guests and trying to add something a little more special to the visitors experience with us. government from the. government. rather than i think we're going to. have you know. remember. that. russia is the biggest game in a decade is set to kick off in less than two hours of moscow's noisemaking stadium the hosts taking on one of the tournament favorites spain. cut. the above up. likely bunch on the easter island for the fans are for. hi there isa on the perhaps thi

and apparently you, claire danes, have an iq of 157."no, no, n no. [ cheers and applause ] no, i play a genius on the television. [ laughter ] i am no genius." but i'll take it. >> i mean the genius part not the -- >> seth: yeah.ha i have -- ten follow-ups for the father who was googling women geniuses. [ laughter ] >> i was very endeared towards him. i was like, "thank you for having that interest." >> seth:hat seems like what you panic google when someone walks in >> right. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: what are you doing at your computer? oh, women geniuses! c ooh, madrie. >> anyway -- >> seth: oh, i do want to ask is ecause, you know, we were talking about your son getting ready to meet his sibling, your son in the film is that age. >> yes, yes. >> seth: so did your real child meet your acting -- >> absolutely. >> seth: your fake child? >> they goto be friends. and he would come hang out with me and also who played jake.s i little bit nervous that cyrus might get jealous -- >> seth: sure. >> of this actor. i mean no, not at all. no prob

dane: so, i don't want to sell.onis: dane had put up only $2,000 for his 50% share and had invested no sweat equity. and while pete and allison were collecting a check that they could barely live on... allison: we made $10,000 combined. lemonis: you can't live off $10,000 a year. ...dane, who owned the building sweet pete's operated out of, was collecting a healthy rent check. and how much rent did you get? dane: i think it's $1,400 a month, so... lemonis: their relationship was toxic. peter: i'm calling you out on your integrity. it's crap. i don't care how [bleep] hard it gets, i will be here. where are you? lemonis: so, i bought dane out for $50,000 -- 25 times his original investment. peter: i never thought i was gonna get dane out of my hair. lemonis: a lot of money, but it allowed all of us to move forward and make a deal. for my $750,000, i will own 50% of the business, you will own 50% of the business. and with that money, we would start with some small moves, like improving the packaging, launching a new we

to russia but with the danes bring. we are not that many danged to morrow i heard. like eight hundred maybe but when we are there at the stadium we're going to chance you know ninety minutes and extend it if needed we're going to chance because you want to danes to succeed and we want the days to feel that we're here for them and we want them to prove that they should be the best what is the danish song come on let us know. but jerry lewis third. guy it was third lotus jerry oh it's on earth this era. of the world cup and spies brings together people from all over the world nicole some from one fan from egypt his trip we've been tracking it's proved to be an experience he will not forget. all these guys are just men and we were celebrating the end scene and all of a sudden i find myself in the air it's crazy. i was on my way today airport and we got delayed we made it to the gate i think the movie would have made the flight in the legacy in but they didn't. they told me that there were no tickets available to first make it available on the seventh of july and i coul

danes had done brake work days before the crash. they say he consciously did not maintain the vehicle. >>> right now an adult is in the hospital after this crash in poolsville. police were called to fisher avenue and wooten avenue. this is walking distance from an elementary school. you can see the patient being medevaced to get treatment. we don't know how badly injured the patient is. >>> security could look a lot different on your next trip to the nationalzoo. today officials are reviewing a plan that could make significant changes how you get inside. it includes more perimeter fencing and reduces the number of pedestrian entrances from 13 to 3. now,y eventua a fourth entrance would be added and a parking garage, but that hasn' been builtyet. the changes were proposed after the national zootl rec had several security-related incidents. weather.to the not quite as hot this morning, but it still feels likesu er. >> that's right. sorry, guys. >> no , go ahead. you're the one everybody has been waiting to hefrom. we want to know if i

so dane will read his comments. he's a research professor emeritus in history at the university of ohio in athens. for nine years in the 1980s, he was a chairman and a member of the international trade ommission. he has a unique perspective on trade policy having been at it in the trenches, as well as academic. he has a unique perspective on he's the author of nine books on economic and international history and has quite a distinguished record as an editor and scholar in this area. so what we're going to do is start with susan and then dane will read out the presentation. after that, we'll open to it questions. thank you. >> are you going to go, chris? >> no, you are. >> hi, everybody. can i just make a suggestion since you're standing. there is some room over there nd hopefully we can get some more chairs, so that you can come over there and may be a little more comfortable. so i was going to do a power point because like many professors, that's how i teach, so forgive me, but unfortunately, we couldn't bring it u

to russia with the danes bring. we are not that many danish tomorrow i've heard like eight hundred maybe but when we are there at the stadium we are going to chant all ninety minutes and extend it if needed we're going to chant because you want to danes to succeed and we want to be feel that we are here for that and we want them to prove that they should be the best what is the danish song come on let us know. but gary lewis do stand by it was heard los lobos own words these damn good. you know a lot more of that later than that the world cup inspired as we showed you know brings together people from all over the world and one fun particularly from egypt to strip we've been tracking is supposed to be a real experience he won't forget here is. all these guys i just met and we were celebrating dancing and all of a sudden i find myself in the air it's crazy. i. i was on my way today airport and we got delayed we made it to the gate and i think we would have made the flight in the legacy in but. they told me that there

to russia it was the danes bring. we are not that many danish tomorrow i've heard like eight hundred maybe but when we are there at the stadium we are going to chance hello ninety minutes and extend it if needed we going to chance because you want to danes to succeed and we want the days to feel that we are here for them we want them to prove that they should be the best what is the danish song come on let us know. but jerry lewis serves to scare us but it was heard both. on earth this is getting close to. you know get a lot more of that later on tonight the world cup inspires a course and brings people together from all over the world as witnessed now for one particular fan from egypt to strip we've been tracking it's proved to be a real experience he won't forget either. all these guys are just men and we were celebrating dancing and all of a sudden i find myself in the air it's crazy. but i was on my way today airport and we got delayed we made it to the gate i think the movie would have made the flight in the lega

not that many danes says it's from our own i've heard like eight hundred maybe but when we are there at the stadium we're going to chance oh ninety minutes and extend it if needed we're going to chant because you want to danes to succeed and we want the days to feel that we are here for them we want them to prove that they should be the best what is the danish song come on let us know listen you know it but. you still thought it was third boat load. you know the great thing about she coming up more the buildup to the days to big games in the coming hours right here after this quick break some a big new stories to the last seven days that showed the world around us. generally speaking mr trump's unilateralists i can't believe the unilateralist which we saw with regards to iran which we also saw with regards to the paris agreements regarding climate change which we saw with regards to the american embassy in jerusalem all these unilateral decisions challenge from my point of view the quality of our transatlantic relations. this is the weekly now this week it was officially announce tha

o what we're going to do is start with susan and then dane will read out the presentation. after that, we'll open to it questions. you. >> are you going to go, chris? >> no, you are. everybody. can i just make a suggestion since you're standing -- there and me room over there hopefully we can get some more chairs, so that you can come and may be a little more comfortable. so i was going to do a power like many se professors, that's how i teach, so forgive me, but bringunately, we couldn't it up. what i'm going to do is talk a i think t about why protectionism is undemocratic, hich is probably the take you haven't heard before. but u.s. history teaches us something about that. let me begin. okay. just as humans have always right? from the day we somehow got on the planet, we have always tried to trade money for goods and services, but protectionism has been a part of that, whether you wanted to protect companies from harm or like duals from harm, slavery, right? think there is nothing wrong with protectionism except a great extent it can undernine rule of law in of e -- unde

lot of people we've seen the pond a mania is they took over this town when they were here all the danes going to do the same the panamanians said they were bringing convolve to us to russia it was that they spring. we. not that many dangers from our own i've heard like eight hundred maybe but when we are there at the stadium we are going to chance oh and ninety minutes and extend it if needed we're going to chance because you want to danes to succeed and we want the days to feel that we are here for then we want them to prove that they should be the best what is the danish song come on let us know. but are you a third too scared but it was heard both. on earth. and you can have a lot more of that later when the the world cup inspires and brings together people from all over the world and for one particular fan from egypt has proved to be an experience he simply won't forget. all these guys are just men and we were celebrating the end scene and all of a sudden i find myself in the year it's crazy. i was on my way today airport and we got delayed we made it to the gate i think whom we wou

of dane to think, oh, there might be a problem after all.dn't feel safe anywhere else. this was his safety. this was his community. and we took it away from him. >> so far more than $23,000 has been raised for his funeral. we should mention his mother will now attend funeral services being planned right now. >>> you may have noticed two apartment towers going up in san jose. this morning we are learning two dozen workers were forced to work without pay. the labor department the ordered full power partners to pay $250,000 to 22 employees. an investigation found an unlicense said subcontractor was actually responsible for mistreating workers. >> well, a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. wow, look at all that traffic there. the bay area transportation leaders are eyeing more than 500 projects meant to improve transportation and/or air quality. today is the deadline if you would like to provide your input. once all the public comments are krdz, the commission will schedule to approve a final outlook. that's coming up in late s

this week on "sunday today," my guest is homeland star claire danes.got together to talk about growing up in show business, how the role of carry math i son on homeland has changed her life, and the emmy winner's most important proct to date, her growing family. our sunday sit-down with claire danes plus the politics and news on "sunday today." you can catch us in the morning or set the dvrat and us any time you like. for now we'll send it back to you, frances and phillip, and we will see you on sunday morning. >> see you then. >>r let's h about the weekend. bill karins again. >> talk about the good stuff or the b stuff. good stuff is in the ohio valley and great lakes it continues saturdays. it begs to push into th northeast on saturday. july heat continues from texas to the southeast. t you're not goi get that cool down yet. many areas of the west will stay hot thi weekend. including seattle in the '90s by the time we get to sunday. heavy rain and thunderstorms ossible in areas of kansas, nebraska and oklahoma. maybe even kansas city and st. louis on

to a lot of people we've seen the panamanians they took over this town when they were here all the danes going to do the same the panamanians said they were bringing convolve to us to russia it was that they spring. we. not that many danged tomorrow i've heard like eight hundred maybe but when we are there at the cd and we are going to chant for ninety minutes and extend it if needed we're going to share because you want to danes to succeed and we want to do you feel that we're here for them we want them to prove that they should be the best what is the danish song come on let us know. but are you a service to stand by us carrier was third was. ours third this character. you know a lot more of that later on the now the world cup inspires and brings together people from all over the world of course some for one found from egypt to strip we've been tracking it's really proved to be an experience he won't forget here is . all these guys are just men and we were celebrating dancing and all of a sudden i find myself in the year it's crazy. i was on my way to day airport and we got delayed we

and extended if needed we're going to share because you want to danes to succeed and we want to do you feel that we're here for them we want them to prove that they should be the best what is the danish song come on let us know. what. you stand by guys it was very close to our slur. thanks to big games in the coming hours right to the quick break and out international some of big stories the last seven days that shape the world around us too. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developments only and. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. generally speaking mr trump's unilateralist notably the unilateralism which we saw with regards to iran which we also saw with regards to the paris agreement regarding climate change which we saw with regards to the american embassy in jerusalem all these unilateral decisions i challenge from my point of view the quality of our transatlantic relations. counting firms the banks the rating agencies the government and the ce

tony dane asked fory mercy to in court, but the judge went with the jury'sda recommon. last september dane blew through stop sign on evergreen mills road in leesburg slamming into erin kaplan's station wagon. it killed her and injured several members of her family, including her son. bureau chief julie carey is at the courthouse where the victim's husband has plans to push forome saves changes. jules? >> reporter: well, wendy, that scho converted into a food truck that killed erin kaplan had faulty brakes, no inspection, no insurance so now the victim's husband is hoping to make suresomething like this doesn't happen again even as he and the kids continue to deal th this terrible loss. >> the kaplan family forever changed lasteptember when wife and mother of three erin kaplan was killed by a food truck that crushed her court. in court some justicehe for widower whose atrney is speaking for him. >> he's changed a lot and his life has changed.in he coes to struggle in the aftermath of what happened. >> the crash that killed their mom seriously injured the two kaplan girls

dane? >> dana: all right, jeff, the world needed a win and that was amazing that it ended up so positive, thank you for that report. former national security advisor michael flynn making his first court appearance and pleading guilty to lying to the fbi. is he any closer to learning his sentence? plus, president trump takes aim at european allies as he prepares to land in belgium for the nato summit. .it will be an interesting time with nato. nato has not treated us fairly but i think we'll work something out. my day starts well before i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common si

dane later admittede knew the brakes were faulty but keptg rollanyway.rin was killed instantly, the two girls and grandma seriously injured and son ben crushed by the impact. news 4 has followedis remarkable and determined recovery. 90 days in the hospital, rehab after that andinly last month and finally high school graduation. >> only one thing that ked. me motivat it was my mom. my mother. >> i need to get strong they are and recover. need a happy life. >> the next 11 and a half years of tony dane's life will be behind the bars. prosecutors hoped the sentence sent a strong message to drivers. >> if you endanger other people on the roads, whether you're drunk or whher you just don't care about keeping your car safe. there are consequences, and a thesere serious consequences. >> the kaplan family has its own continuing mission now to push fortter oversight of food trucks. >> we can learn from this and take more steps to make sure that these trucks are safe on the road and safe in termsf what they sell. >> ahead at 6:00 i'll tell you more about mr. kaplan

the other matter of the day is an all european encounter between croatia and denmark the danes are unbeaten in the last eighteen matches and have only conceded one goal in the last seven games when kasper schmeichel has been the goalkeeper but croatia could be a danger to their hopes of progressing they demolished argentina three nil in the group stages and will be looking to reach the quarter finals for the first time since one thousand nine hundred eight alongside luca moderates they have plenty of players with champions league experience like even that katich even. though. of course this is an important game for us we've played fantastically in the group stage and we must be proud of that but this new game means we have to forget all that went on before we need to translate what we've already done to the game against denmark it will be a stern test for us it's high time that this generation gets over this obstacle which we haven't heard since one nine hundred ninety eight let's go to moscow now where our sports correspondent andy richardson is standing by and the host nations traditional

their own door watched over by their beloved great dane cleo.'s wife ali. >> they would leave and go to dinner or go to town and leave the door unlocked. because cleo was the guard dog. >> fulfilled as the griffiths' lives seemed to be, keith and julie were transformed when aaron and ali brought into the world their first daughter, aria. >> when i had that first child, it was a greatest day of her life i think. >> julie lived for my little girl. she wanted to be a part of everything that she did. >> and julie was there for ali when she went into labor for their second daughter analiese. her white knuckled dash to the hospital earned julie the affectionate nickname nascar nana. >> the flashers were going and honking the horn. >> what is she saying to you? talking to you. >> don't have a baby in my car. keep your legs crossed. don't have the baby in the car. >> everything seemed to be going great for the griffiths in 2013. keith had weight loss surgery and dropped more than 100 pounds. julie was over the moon with two granddaughters. but also that

the danes took the lead after just 61 seconds, the fastest world cup goal we have had here.layers your concern after a bit of a scramble. croatia equalised very quickly though. there was a bit ofa very quickly though. there was a bit of a danish defensive mixed up. it is 1—1 the moment. they arejust going to the last five minutes. croatia and denmark are playing for the right to face russia, can you believe it? we will have more later as long as we do not have another power cut. thank you. olly foster in moscow. we start with that news that two—time wimbledon champion andy murray has withdrawn from this year's tournament as he continues to build to full fitness following nearly a year out with a hip injury. in a post on social media, murray said "...after lengthy discussions with my team and with a heavy heart, we've decided that playing best—of—s—set matches might be a bit too soon in the recovery process." he went on to say he will begin his hard court preparations from tomorrow with the us open still to come in late august. lewis hamilton has lost his lead at the top of t

i'm dane perino, this is "the daily briefing."esident's nominee making the rounds along with vice president mike pence. as senators from broeth parties speak out on the choice of judge kavanaugh. >> a number of our democratic colleague does not wait before launching attacks on his nominee. this was quite literally a fill in the blank opposition. >> those

my name is dane hanson, i reside at 201 harrison street and i'm speaking to you today related to the project at 430 main, 429 biel. the planning code ordinance states the purpose of the code is to promote public health and safety. when they stand in front of the commission and urge approval because on balance the project is in compliance when in fact it's not, it's an abusive act, especially when that recommendation doesn't protect public health. in fact the project is contrary to local ordinance brought forward in provision of 309.1, amounts to acts of preferential treatment, flis in the face of the values and goals expressed in the rincon hill plan, the urban design guidelines. features of our governance are not solely in place for purposes of making pretty buildings. they are to protect the values and concerns that protect quality of life issues and protect health and safety. several planning commissioners stated their goal was to approve housing. this is a misunderstanding of their role. their role is, or should be to ensure the planning department does their job appropriately. t

that's stater steve danes in the intro crew. when the president arrives, we'll go live. >> when you're a target to the left or a lightning rod because of the agenda and i agree he was very effective, that was part of the reason why the left was so forceful in their opposition to him, you don't want to give your opponents ammunition to use against you, which he did repeatedly. you're right to talk about the coordinated effect against him but some of this falls on him for his own conduct and actions. >> let's talk to the promise of molly's other point, which is what has been done at the epa. like on a strictly marking down the policy objectives. they got a lot done. >> they did. perhaps the writing was on the wall june 8. the president was asked about his performance. he said that pruitt did an incredible job inside the walls of the epa. he went on to say as to the conduct, he wasn't blameless and we'll see what happens, which is ominous. trump said when it comes to advancing my agenda of deregulation, pruitt is hitting the mark t

million visitors bangkok took the top spot of the most visited citizen in the world in twenty six danes well ahead of london and paris. to what our own named after the indian god of dong is one of bangkok's best known landmarks and thailand's most famous temple. it's adorned with flower patterns native shells and chinese porcelain more than a million individual pieces were used. to maintain the temple shine these miners eggs a polished and the stucco freshened up every ten years this has to be done by hand on the watch out on. could we use a very traditional and very simple methods in our restoration works who while a pen the white stucco is made of ground and fired sandstone making it more durable than any modern paint. it dries in just a few minutes. you can wash it and it's very resistant to rain in most or the technique takes a lot of time and it's expensive that's why it's only used for the restoration of royal temples oh my palm. the easiest way to reach the wot our own is by ferry those who up to come here by car will encounter bangkok from its least pleasant side. the dream of t

the danes were on the board within about 55 seconds in that match. mattias jorgensen forcing it home. then three minutes later it's mandzukic, the juventus striker doing what he does best. at that time we thought it would be a glut of goals. it went to extra time. croatia almost winning it in extra time actually. they win a penalty in the 116th minute of that game. and it's luca modric surprisingly has a spot kick saved by the excellent casper schmeichel. this one also going to a penalty shootout. a tale of the keepers here. jorgensen the dane had his effort saved by the croatian keeper and then wouldn't you just know it? rakutic the barcelona star rolling it home and it is croatia who are through. by the way, that croatian keeper i mentioned, he saved three penalties in that shootout. he is the hero of croatia. they are through to the quarterfinals. really exciting stuff. >> it is spectacular. i also want to talk about this big news in the united states. people have been dedicate, questioning what does lebron do next? we know now. >> we do. he's mad

danes in "homeland."he worked successfully it seems to infiltrate american political organizations. photographed with a number of high-profile republicans like scott walker, rick sanitorium, bobby jindal, she posed as a journalist to ask a question about russian sanctions to then-candidate donald trump. he answered the question. and at one point she actually tried to arrange for putin to join trump at the national prayer breakfast in d.c. and she managed to somehow penetrate the nra too. one of her alleged missions was to set up a line of communication between russia and republicans via the national rifle association. the fbi's investigating whether the nra took money from these russian interest groups, which wow, it's almost as if the nra is a shameless, greed-driven financial enterprise that has almost nothing to do with defending the constitution at all, but idy degrees. because while the investigation into whether the russians infiltrated the nra is ongoing, this ad from september 2016 seems a little

eric dane and rebecca gayheart. alicia silverstone ended her near 13-year marriage. davis, it was 16. ♪ i'm bad at love >>> halsey and g-easy proved to be bad at love. brooke burke called her split with david charvet a "necessary decision" and "positive change." "my big fat greek wedding's" nia vardalos and ian gomez said, "our relationship became a friendship." and after her split from anderson east, miranda lambert says, i am who i am. i cuss. i drink. i get divorced. and get my heart broken. ♪ i'm giving you on love, 'cause love's given. on me ♪ >> as for what miranda did the first time she was asked about blake shelton's new love, gwen? she hung up on the reporter. it was a rough year for some of our hollywood favorites, but for prince harry and meghan markle? well, they're still in the honeymoon phase. >> cam, they'll never be out of the honeymoon phase. they're so in love. it will last forever. we know meghan has immersed herself in royal life. but what everyone's debating today, well, does that include a new british accent? >> thank you, i appreciate that. >>

. >> don't be a great dane. >> arms raised, here is it is. >> he missed it. >> the dog's like you missed me. >> the guy on the ground is the one that's injured now. >> he did take impact on his arms. >> you could see he fell down, he got a bit dizzy from that hit. >> what say dog doing nine floors up on the balcony, what's going on? >> that's mel, she's a a a a dog. the landlord wasn't home so they had to do what they could do save the dog. and that's some safety fencing so she will not to do that again. she's only 1 1/2 years old and had that adventure. >>> no lives at stake in this video, but these people are trying to move that big dresser and they are moving it up, not down. and they've got straps around it. >> how are you going to get it up and over that zblip that won't work. >> this is what they did. you can see they've got that runner on the balcony edge and they do get it up to the third floor, but then. >> that was grandma's antique piece, too. >> was being the appropriate. >> no lives at stake in this fall. >> but maybe some family pride is gone. >> each episode is a special e

. >> jimmy: claire danes -- >> claire danes. >> jimmy: phenomenal. priyanka chopra. that indgoing into garten. and you are not sure, i don't even know how to explain it -- >> well, we are -- we're not thinking much of anything in terms of what the subject of the movie is about as parents. but when we are applying to these kindergartens and weant financial aid to help us get to a good school, we apply for these scholarships and octavia spencer plays -- >> jimmy: octavia spencer. s >> yea's incredible. she plays the director of his preschool where he has been and she suggests to claire's character that we should maybe capitalize on jake's g variant play and how much he enjoys dressing up as a a princess. and she is like, you know, he is unique. he's special and these schools they want diversity, and he is a unique guy, a uniq. and it kind of snowballs for us and makes us, for the first time ever, look at our kid and go, well, that was just jake. that's just who he was. and now we are kind of looking and going, is there something we need to be doing? is there something

. >> it's tragic it had to take the death of dane for people to say it might be a problem after all,ven though it's been shouted and screamed for years. this was his safety, his community. and we took it away from him. >> now, more than $23,000 has been raised so far for his funeral. we should also mention his mother will nowternally funeral services which are still being planned. >> it's 4:51 right now. you may have noticed these two apartment towers going up in downtown san jose. they're called silvery towers. and two dozen workers were forced to work without pay. the labor department has ordered full power of property of the main contractor to pay $250,000 to 22 employees. an investigation found an unlicensed subcontractor was actually responsible for mistreating the workers. >>> his signing shocked the sports world and solidified the warriors as the team to beat in the nba. >> now, we get to formally hear from the newest star of the east bay, demarkemarcus cousins. he'll be introduced by the team this morning in oakland. the all-star center signed a one-year deal with the warrior

the dane ten to close twenty four. out of that dirty to be a law office in jordan. to put more strict shoes on day activities of the p.l.o. . egypt. we are not in the oil cage as some are thinking if we are in lebanon or in jail or been having some problems in syria that will not put an end for the p.l.o. or for a palestinian state that we are still alive every word as people who are still alive in our occupied territories facing the israeli occupation despite jordanian frustration many palestinians believe don i thought had accomplished a masterly story to fuck a man a bit in the ass out of the man accords was a brilliant tactical maneuver executed by yes i refer that he used it to gain some breathing space he established relations with jordan signed the agreement and then abrogated it. i was expecting its condition from the good job that i got as far out of found himself he feigned ignorance as to want to go wrong but it seemed that spite of or a lot of thought still cordell and. insisting that don't exist or because which would effect fit in data or directly. you

denuclearization that you use and what each side defines it as because of the moment there are the danes have their own definition. of that will just explain that for us and way you think they made them there may be some common ground. well the definition by the united states is pretty straightforward they want north korea to eliminate all of its nuclear weapons and the capacity to produce those nuclear weapons in an irreversible way so that you know the next week north korea doesn't change its mind and reestablish such a program north korea it's a little bit more complicated because of course nuclear weapons serve oeuvre a number of different purposes one of deterrence against any possible attack to a kind of bargaining chip in any negotiation process it's three a way of leveling the playing field with massive the kind of. difference in conventional strength for north and south korean nuclear weapons provide north korea with a way of as i say a balancing that no way so it's extraordinarily difficult for north korea to give away all of that in any kind of negotiation process and certainl

music and daned as well as, of course, gaming tournaments. >>> all right. we really hope you had an opportunity to get outside and enjoy the weather. because things are going to go down hill fast. we're here to talk about more of a rainy pattern that is coming back. so we had a little bit of a reprieve. but next week is just saturated. i have chance for rain in the forecast monday through saturday. now the good news is sunday, nexteekend on sunday is looking mainly dry. >> t >> i know, i'm trying to find the silver lining on a sunday evening. we're not looking at a washout of a week. we're going to have rain and storms at times. there is similar to last week. waves of t rain andnderstorms moving through the area. we have had heavy rain. unlike last week, we're n looking at as much rain. this week i'm seeing about one to three inches. some isolated higher amounts for some heavy downpours. but last week we saw about 10 inches,ve more rain fall across the area. however, based on how saturated the ground is and wean a little bi of rain, som flooding is going to

i'm crossing my fingers that i can call that as well i might be slightly reaching for the danes in this game coming up bad mostly from being sat next to you watching this game today but if we go back to the. things it wasn't pretty at times. of a team playing together all of the play is that of well technically it wasn't but it was gritty and sometimes football matches a one. game. we saw with five minutes to go in a normal time players like this could couldn't be walk you know they were. on the floor with cramp and you thinking how's this going to go. but i have to say the russian players. and they fought and they never gave up they never gave up any second. opportunities in that thirty minute period. it really is what really is important to talk about is how the dealt with the penalty shoot out which it is so much pressure so they think the goal is pick russia lost the. second.

one moment at the break here in new good old the danes opened the scoring after just two minutes after mathias york at since shots trickled in squirmed its way underneath the croatian goalkeeper but denmark only in the lead for a couple of minutes after a mix up in the books between two danish defenders the bull eventually fell to mario monti slotted past a special michael the game has well petered out at some points the tempo dropping and injuring those drops in the tempo we've had a chance over all see. from the local fans here books both teams have also had chances to put themselves into the lead the winner of this much will play russia in a quarter final insult she extra time and penalties if it stays the same after the next forty five minutes. just to remind one all between them not conquer a satanist enough for about twenty minutes so now almost fifty seven minutes into the game now. one thing because the for the alien was behind in the same. for most good right now they might think this is the apocalypse the end of the world ever saw irony blaring their own horn skull a very sic

dameras on the side of the fire engine showe dane iser setting up warni cones.w on the scene of a crash earlier this morning down in stafford county. the firefighter jumps aside as the car shoots past him and crashes into the front of th re engine >> sort of stumbled back and like okay, what just happened there. then it finally set in oh, my gosh. isw my c safe? >> virginia's move over law oruires drivers to slow down to move into a far lane when s on ng emergency vehic the highway. the driver who hit the engine j.d. hchinson is charged with dui and hit and >>run. heads up tonight as you take the gw parkway. starting next week, construction will make trackven tight earn slower than usual. to onday, the road shrinks three narrow lanes across the windy run brid one will always travel northbound, another southbound and the third will be reversible. the speed limit will drop to 35 miles an hour. construction crews will continue working on there into the fall. >>> a follow-up now to a changing minds story we brought you about an olympic gold medal winner. a swimmer w