we'll be right back with dawes.ries don't end." here is the song "from a window seat," dawes! ♪ ♪ i'm buckling my seat belt plug my headset in a chair and to the music ♪ ♪ i watch flight attendants move they are pointing out the exits ♪ ♪ but it looks more like a prayer or an ancient dance their bloodline reaches through ♪ ♪ these planes are built for sifting through the warriors from the men ♪ ♪ i need time to sit and watch them for a while you can see everywhere they're going ♪ ♪ and everywhere they've been and how they look out at the clouds ♪ ♪ each time they smile and i think maybe he's in town for someone's birthday ♪ ♪ maybe he makes trouble everywhere but as much he resists the conversation ♪ ♪ between the rivers and the freeways he knows it's always there ♪ ♪ as the northwest passage sits somewhere below me as i sleep ♪ ♪ i dream of captains and explorers eating boots when i ask if i can join them and they offer one to me ♪ ♪ i wake up as my home comes into view so i reach out down for my notebook ♪ ♪ to se

always there ♪ ♪ i know it's always there i know it's always there ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: daweson't end." see a bonus song at jimmykimmellive.com. i want to thank chris pine, connie briton. want to apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. a new show tomorrow night. music from bad rabbit. thanks for watching. "nightline" is next. good night. "nightline" is next. good night. >>> tonight on "nightline," unholy alliance? an on line church with an anti-porn mission. so why is the pastor's best pal a world famous born star? tonight a tale of sex, god and the most peculiar friendship at the xxx church. start 'em up. the rolling stones are back with a once in a lifetime concert tour. ♪ i want to be your man. >> the eternal rock stars still electrifying crowds like no one else on earth. it's a "nightline" interview. and mariah's mishap. mariah's dress pops over performing for thousands in the summer concert series. but is the media making too much of this wardrobe malfunction? hello, thanks for joining us tonight. aside from the oskaccasional scandal, god and pornography don't mix. b

the cause is still under investigation, but captain dawes says this is a reminder to be careful around brush. >> broken glass, sunshine on it can get it started. people with yard work, hitting rocks, sparks. we all need to be safe. >> reporter: the fire department says the response to the fire could have been a lot faster if they had more staff. the captain says he and his team are working on a plan to have more firefighters available for the fire season. in san jose, phillipe jegal, kron 4 news. >>> officials say the springs fire in veutura county has tripled in size scorching 28,000 acres. it is burning about 50 miles northwest of los angeles. it is currently only 20% contained. today, a handful of firefighters from around the bay area headed down to southern california to help battle the blaze. the fire is threatening more than 4,000 homes. another brush fire in glen dale shut down a freeway and forced evacuations. sit now nearly taken care of it. broke out north of the glendale freeway at 2:00 this afternoon. it spread say cross the freeway and uphill. it prompted evacuations of ho

they all watched dawes willem- alexander swore an oath of allegiance to the country and the dutch constitution in the amsterdam's new church. he thanked his mother. >> i have a clear vision of my ffice. no one knows what the future brings. wherever the path leads and however far it goes, i will carry your wisdom and words with me. >> the new kingdom was not actually crowned. he officially became king when his mother signed the abdication act in a ceremony in the royal palace. >> today, i make way for a new generation, for my son, willem- alexander. [applause] >> after officially taking office, the new king appeared before his people with his wife, queen maxima, and beatrix, now princess once again. >> i think it's a good time for a change. she now has time for herself and the new king is well prepared. >> it has been a festive atmosphere in amsterdam as the dutch capital rings in a new era for the monarchy. in a sense, everyone feels like a king. >> amsterdam is a good place to have a good time. our correspondent has been there soaking up some of the atmosphere. she sends us this report about

he was, like, it's raining down on me, sergeant dawes.he force of the blast inside their armored vehicle. >> the shock waves hit us -- it rings everybody's bell. you could definitely feel it, but it was more of a punch to your chest. >> the eruption is unlike anything the soldiers have ever seen. >> i didn't know what the hell happened. >> it's like slow motion. >> dude, i didn't know what happened. i thought the whole road was going up. i thought that was it. i thought, we're going to die now. >> just phenomenal when it went off. everybody's eyes probably got like this big, and were, liberia, oh, man, got to get away from that. >> luckily, no one's injured. >> this was the closest call as far as ieds go while i was there. >> the ground disappeared. >> i know, man. >> whoo! >> all the emotions came in at once because at first you're like, oh, no, and then you're like, wow, look how big it is. and then, whoo, they missed. so you get a big group of emotions running at the same time. >> they have several close calls, but the unit doesn't los

and music from dawes. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as you well know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining me. high atop my mountain fortress, i have a lot to get to tonight. so i'm going to start with

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daw to pakistan where they held elections for parliament today and where voting carried a deadly risk. more than 20 people were killed in explosions and shootings as they headed to polling places to choose a prime minister and 272 members of parliament. as elizabeth palmer report repom islamabad, it's the first time the people of pakistan will -yeat successors to follow a rep-year term of a civilian government. atioeporter: in most polling stations, turnout was heavy. in spite of the taliban's threat to attack with suicide bombers. orderly voting was the payoff for months of careful planning and voters enthused by a surprisingly open race. cons menservative businessman and ifrmer prime minister nawaz sharif face aid strong challenge fr from the celebrity cricket star .mran khan. who ran an energetic campaign litinst pakistan's seasoned and widely crument political elite. anser, a khan supporter, was dlieded. >> i think about 40% of the bople they were all first time voters. rhey never voted before because they thought a change would never come. >> reporter: but the optimism an eclipse

in the meantime investor jim rogers he told my colleague bill dawe the perhaps instead of trying to crack tax havens. simply address the real problems like their own unchecked spending habits. it's a shame that the politicians don't say gosh we made mistakes why don't we solve the problems ourselves what they're doing is they're trying to grab more money from their own citizens some of them may not be innocent citizens i certainly agree and they should be paying their taxes but there's a heightened awareness now because all of these countries have huge deficits but instead of cutting their spending and cutting the deficit is what they're now doing is spending all this money trying to order other people around to help them collect more money but i'll ask you about tax evasion those that really the cause of europe's financial problems no it's not the problem with with europe europe's got a gigantic spending problem and you think all these countries are going down the tubes because of tax evasion no they're going down the tubes because politicians keep spending money they don't have to keep

security administration itself projects the fund to be depleted in just three years here's what brian dawe is the chief actuary of the social security administration has to say about that. for disability trajectory cannot be sustained not only cannot be but it will be i mean that's that's that's pretty clear and the projections were made you know. today over ten million americans. currently collect disability insurance from the government which is three hundred percent higher than what it was just forty years ago but at the same time we have seen advancements in working conditions and medical technology to cruising the causes of disability so why is it that so many more americans are receiving disability payments from the government while on one side they claim that the biggest factor driving the expansion of disability is demographics this can most notably be attributed to the aging baby boomer population but others claim that statutory requirements relaxing the definition of what a disability is has targeted the program to higher instances of fraud and abuse now earlier i spoke to a seni

and we'll have music from dawes.got a new show for you on friday as well with adam levine, alice eve and music from bad rabbits. our first guest is one of the most creative men in america. he is a producer, screenwriter and director who brought us smoke monsters, romulans, vulcans, felicities and soon will bring us wookies and huts. his excellent new movie, "star trek into darkness," opens in 3d tomorrow. >> emergency power is at 15% and dropping. >> jimmy: please welcome j.j. abrams. well, flooes we wore different ties. >> you look great. >> jimmy: you love star trek. you grew up in show business, right? >> my father was a tv producer and he has an office in paramount. i was 12, 13 days off. i wander around, sneak on there like making shows like happy days, laverne and shirley, mork and mindy. i would sit in the bleachers alone while they were rehearsing. everyone would be wearing their civilian clothes. robin williams was literally luke, he was swearing like a sailor. as a kid, i was like oh, my god, mork was swear

and we'll have music from bad rabbits, dawes, and huey lewis and the news. break out my bass clarinet for that one. [ applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is an exceptionally gifted actor whom you know from many excellent films. his latest is the film adaptation of a literary classic with a soundtrack by jay-z mixed in. he happened to be f. scott fitzgerald's favorite rapper. "the great gatsby" opens in theaters tomorrow. please welcome tobey maguire. [ applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? >> good to see you. >> jimmy: the family is good? >> family is great, yeah. they're wonderful. >> jimmy: i hate to jump right into a subject, but i have a great picture. i have to ask you about it. this is a photograph of what appears to be you in the middle. >> yep, yep. >> jimmy: who else is in this picture? >> well, you've got don che a dle, potus, me and george clooney there. me, george clooney and potus were playing basketball against team cheadle. >> jimmy: how did this happen? >> everybody doesn't play basketball with the president? >> jimmy: not as far as i know. >>

points by either of these two institutions were changing the word consulate to diplomatic facility, daweonsulate was inaccurate. those talking points originated from the intelligence community. they reflected the ic's best an assessments of what they thought had happened. >> we know that's not accurate. we know that in fact, the state department, victoria nuland was involved in removing from the talking points veevs warnings about security and references to a terrorist group, an extremist group being involved in the attack based on what was being reported on the ground and by intelligence. is the administration guilty of playing politics with terrorism? >> with full respect, the accountability review board was there to look at the question of security. we did not examine talking points after the fact. it was not in our -- >> i'm going to end on this point, which is about the irs and this revelation. they have apologized for this. what more would you like to see? are you satisfied with the apology? >> this -- >> the targeting conservative groups in an election year for tax exempt status.

rescuers got a small boost he when they found a young man alive -- young woman. 17 dawes after the collapse being treated at the hospital. they say her condition is improving. >> seven miners have lled in ch were working under ground in the province yesterday afternoon. it was the second deadly coal mine explosion within a one hour period. one miners were killed friday in a neighboring province. chain that's mines are considered the most deadly in the world. >> the pope cannonnized saints today in st. peter's square. they include more than 800 italians who were bee he headed for refusing to convert to islam. >> they also recognize the the first saint in colombia. and she lived among them in 1814. >>> now, this week, we should learn more about the threat of wildfires throughout the west. the u.s. government is scheduled to release the outlook for the fire season tomorrow. they predict normal prediction levels in california and along with oregon, arizona and utah. and killing and washington, they may see a higher than normal threat. >> developers are tapping into the hills on a quest for hoyl

. >> brian: it all could be a plot to get more charges to get him to confess even more dawes it scaress us from colorado springs. lol. lmao. >> omg. >> steve: no kidding. let's talk a little bit about something. thanks to the blogosphere which you're big in, fox radio, talk news, we have continued to bang the drum. we've got to figure out who killed the four brave americans over in benghazi. and yesterday jay carney said something, he had a statement and this has got everybody talking. sputnik was a long time ago. the invention of the cotton gin, a long time ago. benghazi, 7 1/2 months ago. here he is. >> benghazi happened a long time ago. we're not aware of any agency that has blocked an employee who would like to appear before congress and as you noted, both the state department and the department of defense have made clear that they are not aware of any requests for a security clearance for a private attorney having been made in connection with the benghazi investigation. so what you have is an attorney saying she represents somebody, claiming that she's not getting the security cle