music from dawes is on the way.ow has a great line up of guest hosts including kerry washington, ben platt, and the return of anthony anderson. our guest tonight is the creator, producer, director and title character of the excellent hulu show "ramy," on which he stars as a self-doubting, and frequently self-pleasuring, young egyptian-american muslim living with his parents in new jersey. i mean, that sounds like a show i've seen before, but i'm sure he's done something new with it. he's already won a golden globe and now he's nominated for two emmy awards, too. i hate this guy already. please welcome ramy youssef. >> dude, so good to see you, man. >> rob: your show, how does a show that truly original get on the air? >> we just tell them, dude, you don't have another one like it. it's the thing where we saw there's an opportunity for people to see an arab muslim character in a real way. i didn't grow up with any arab muslim characters on tv. we had "aladdin." you know, he had the carpet, and we knew it flew, but we

i'll be joined by romy youssef and have music from one of my favorite bands dawes. is an amazing and versatile actor whom i love very much but not in a threatening way. he's played a penguin, a lorax, an untamed human named frank, and now-a stray dog in the animated film "the one and only ivan" -- it premieres next friday on disney+, please welcome danny devito. danny! >> thank you, rob, how are you, baby? lookin' good. >> rob: thank you, you too. i was thinking about the first time we ever met. do you remember the first time we ever met? >> i do remember. i remember it, and i can't wait for you to tell the story. >> rob: first of all, i'm relieved you remember the story. it doesn't make you seem as crazy as the version i'm about to tell. >> yeah. >> rob: you had just come off directing "hoffa", which is one of my favorite movies of all time. danny is not only a comedic genius but an a-list director. there is nobody i more wanted to impress than danny devito. i went to a restaurant to meet some low-level flunky writer, and there's danny in the window, and he looks a

in tasmania maureen dawes is mourning the loss of her partner of nearly 3 decades. days after they finished their cruise len fisher became critically ill with covert dine tain. she was allowed into his hospital room to say goodbye. and moan. but it's just a little. smarter. he still works her love foods took her watches to her. i'm already in the dark to them it's so good to me. and tell me get in a state that it's not cool. and we can. start. to. 'd talk would stay. in our sector from christie put up. somebody needs to be held accountable because yes new stuff whilst health let us disembark the ship but princess cruises put us on the ship to begin with and i think all these debacle with the diamond princess that i should have cancelled the cruise before us and aus just. because i have a shooting of chaos was supposedly duty of care to look after their passengers. who conducted 2. searches of the ship which means a place in full people have gone on to the ship to collect evidence the police commissioner directed the homicide squad to investigate taking the black box

tonight, ramy youssef and music from dawes. and now, rob lowe!for the night, rob lowe, or as people at the airport call me, "john stamos." today starts the sixth month of quarantine for many of us. and this time has been especially tedious for me because unlike most people, i don't drink. here's a fun fact, playing boggle without wine? insufferable. when you get sober, they tell you to take it "one day at a time." but no one prepared me for the fact that it would be the same day at a time for six months straight. but being home hasn't been all bad. my two adult sons moved back in with us during the pandemic. i'm basically living in a failed tv pilot, and i know about that kind of thing. honestly though, we've really bonded over the past few months, had a lot of chats about life lessons. like, i think it's important for dads to be open about their failures. which was easy for me, i told them to go on youtube and search for "rob lowe academy awards 1989." and of course, we also get to share our triumphs.

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vikram daws advises many in high wycombe.ords are going to have very real problems, because they themselves are running businesses so there's a lot at stake for the landlords who could, in turn, as a consequence, become homeless themselves. the eviction ban had been due to end on sunday, but in a last—minute agreement with the judiciary the ministry has announced no eviction hearings will be listed until mid—september. hundreds of eviction cases are already waiting to be heard here at high wycombe county court. across england, the queue is thought to be around 40,000 cases long, but social distancing means the courts can't operate at full capacity, so it could take more than a yearjust to get through the backlog, while more and more peoplejoin the wait for judgment. housing charities say while they're relieved the band's been extended and please the required notice of an eviction‘s been increased to six months, this last—minute u—turn doesn't solve the bigger problems. this isn't a silver bullet, but it will help in the short

vikram dawes advises many in high wycombe. real problems because they themselves are running businesses, so there's a lot at stake for the landlords who could, in turn, as a consequence become homeless themselves. the eviction ban had been to run out on monday. the eviction ban had been to end on sunday. but in a last—minute agreement with the judiciary, the minister of housing has announced no eviction hearings will be listed until mid—september. hundreds of eviction cases are already waiting to be heard here at high wycombe county court. across england, the queue is thought to be around 40,000 cases long. but social distancing means the courts can't operate at full capacity, so it could take more than a yearjust to get through the backlog while more and more people join the wait for judgment. housing charities say that while they are relieved the ban is being extended and pleased the required notice of evictions has been increased to six months, this last—minute u—turn doesn't solve the bigger problems. this isn't a silver b

tonight, ramy youssef and music from dawes. and now, rob lowe! >> rob: welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your host for the night, rob lowe, or as people at the airport call me, "john stamos." today starts the sixth month of quarantine for many of us. and this time has been especially tedious for me because unlike most people, i don't drink. here's a fun fact, playing boggle without wine? insufferable. when you get sober, they tell you to take it "one day at a time." but no one prepared me for the fact that it would be the same day at a time for six months straight.

vikram daws advises many in high wycombe.ords are going to have very real problems, because they themselves are running businesses so there's a lot at stake for the landlords who could, in turn, as a consequence, become homeless themselves. the eviction ban had been due to end on sunday, but in a last—minute agreement with the judiciary the ministry has announced no eviction hearings will be listed until mid—september. hundreds of eviction cases are already waiting to be heard here at high wycombe county court. across england, the queue is thought to be around 40,000 cases long, but social distancing means the courts can't operate at full capacity, so it could take more than a yearjust to get through the backlog, while more and more peoplejoin the wait for judgment. housing charities say while they're relieved the band's been extended and please the required notice of an eviction‘s been increased to six months, this last—minute u—turn doesn't solve the bigger problems. this isn't a silver bullet, but it will help in the short

russia's daws been firmly closed for the past 4 months because of the pandemic but that is slowly changing from august the 1st flights resumed to some countries including britain and turkey of the european union remains off limits for now but while people have been unable to get out of russia there are also those who've been struggling to get back in journalist anton cross or skier this crew have been speaking to some of those who face an uphill battle just to get home is a preview. when she asks a crane i wish to ask for what alcatraz is a carrier part of the minister to defend this is what if. he boarded and us defeated me i was the bill of rights will be quick i mean when you meet me at the cost of a meal which. as we piled some of the shellac out of what you consider commercial drizzy of sugar that is the more. that you think that was. what should have been done people had to be rescued and so. if you look into these people and you see that they were waiting for help and help is a relief for madam country but. we had to work on the go nobody could have imagined the scale of the problem

starting in the middle east and daws a young palestinian man his death from a survivable. treating patients across the border in israel but a 2 year old shafi had been waiting a month for permission to visit the hospital the request was denied but also father told us about his son's last few weeks. condition was discovered in mid january we noticed his face was turning yellow we hospitalized him and after a few days of tests they found out that he had a plastic anemia after 3 and a half months he got a referral to go to the hospital until hashim air at that time his condition was deteriorating and he needed a blood transfusion every couple of days on sunday at 10 am we were told that the application for the patient and his escort had been rejected by the israeli authorities for security reasons finding an escort wasn't easy because the corona virus was spreading across israel finally my cousin agreed and she was accepted but the time was after 9 pm and the border was closed on sunday a week after. the initial application was scheduled we were arranging ambulances both in g

was a turning point however it's in december of two thousand and seventeen- w woman by the name f v. daw moe vide goes in the very well known- the place in the center of tehran decides to take her veil off put it on. a stick and this really created quite a stir and for you this was a turning point you this was not only wearing white. it was taking the job and put it on the stick sure- form formimig before foror a few months everybody was talking about composer who job at protesting compulsory job but- that's lady i have. had like- she performed- like and she was a standing there quietly and sending a message to government to the government to the authorities that's i'm peacefully protesting the saw and it was very beautiful for me because the most beautiful and peaceful civilian. disobedience in the ward am i anand i was one of the data firt remand- who followed her path so you started doing- the same the same yeah. a few days after her few days so quite a few times and eventually what was bound to happen happens you were arrested by the police to recounted in the book- several. of those

vikram daws advises many in high wycombe.ms, because they themselves are running businesses so there's a lot at stake for the landlords who could, in turn, as a consequence, become homeless themselves. the eviction ban had been due to end on sunday, but in a last—minute agreement with the judiciary the ministry has announced no eviction hearings will be listed until mid—september. hundreds of eviction cases are already waiting to be heard here at high wycombe county court. across england, the queue is thought to be around 40,000 cases long, but social distancing means the courts can't operate at full capacity, so it could take more than a yearjust to get through the backlog, while more and more peoplejoin the wait for judgment. housing charities say while they're relieved the band's been extended and please the required notice of an eviction's been increased to six months, this last—minute u—turn doesn't solve the bigger problems. this isn't a silver bullet, but it will help in the short term. there are still people at great

. >> reporter: eliot dawes built the home. the neighbors above him on the ridge have already lost their homes. >> it's really hard, really hard to have to talk with them and console them and wish them the best and you are at any moment in the same situation. >> reporter: fire engines before on stand by for any movement from the fire. the main concern -- wind shift and more lightning. >> looking back the last significant storm in a fire system was 2008 an ento go that long until a week ago is a potential for another one to stack on top of this one is troubling and it is a concern, especially with how stretched resources are right now. >> reporter: the fire is the top priority. alexis grand parents live in lake county. >> took the pictures off the wall. they're on stand by. it is scary to hear that everyone is just waiting. >> reporter: in residents like simone came out. >> not being able to sell your home maybe in the future because no one wants to live here or not being able to get fire insurance for your home and possessions.

rimoin dawes remind us that the backdrop for this and all discussions is an ongoing pandemic. our friend clint watts, formerly of the fbi, has said for years on the subject of anti-vaxing and the social media you see on that subject, it's a very cheap and easy investment for russia. it's based on an old theory that a sick enemy is easier to fight. well, here we are, and i know neither you nor i is a pandemic specialist. but doctors who are argue that we're in for a hell of a fight when there is a vaccine getting to that threshold, that percentage of americans willing to take it, and the russians will be in that fight stride for stride. >> no question, and intelligence has shown according to reports that the russians are trying to actually steal our vaccination research. but i think at a broader level, brian, i mean look at what's going on. we've got foreign interference clearly outlined by this statement from the director of national intelligence today, and you've got the president trying to discount the lawfully cast ballots of americans who are voting by mail. and he even sa

how often dawes candidate win if they win a certain state.joe biden wins in the state of wisconsin, he wins the presidency around 90% of the time. but if he loses, oh only wins around 30% of the time. so wisconsin, where the protests are going on right now in kenosha is so important to understanding who will win the presidential election come november. >> harry enten, well done and economically done, and thank you. get some sleep, my friend. >> you too. >>> hurricane laura is going to keep a lot of people sleepless tonight. it's making landfall on our watch. we're live in the storm zone, next. (gong rings) - this is joe. (combative yelling) he used to have bad breath. now, he uses a capful of therabreath fresh breath oral rinse to keep his breath smelling great, all day long. (combative yelling) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. >>> all right. straight away to the gulf coast for the latest on hurricane laura, which has made landfall in cameron, louisiana by the way. beaumont, texas also in the pat

vikram daws advises many in high wycombe.here's a lot at stake for the landlords who could in turn as a consequence become homeless themselves. the ending of the furlough scheme in october is expected to expose the true scale of the economic damage, with many suddenly unable to afford their rent and a court system unable to cope with the consequences. hundreds of eviction cases are already waiting to be heard here at high wycombe county court. across england, the queue is thought to be around 40,000 cases long. but social distancing means the courts cannot operate at full capacity so it could take more than a yearjust to get through the backlog while more and more people join the wait for judgment. landlords must send the court a reactivation notice to restart eviction proceedings, giving thejudge details of the impact of covid. lawyers warn of impending chaos. you're going to have, without a shadow of a doubt, people whose lives are ruined by this. it's just going to be months of uncertainty for everyone involved. housing de

think about th the day that daws for parents who rest easier and families who are freer because of himw that their lives are better because of beau biden. built that's okay. certainly for beau a claim was never the point of public service. >> if you knew beau, you knew he lived by the strictest code of honor, duty, service, country. you never had to ask if he would do something the right way. he didn't know any other way. >> beau didn't cut corners. he turned down an appointment to be delaware's attorney general so he could win it fair and square. when the field was clear for him to run for the senate, he chose to finish his job as ag instead. after 9/11 he joined the national guard, felt it was his obligation. did he his duty to his country and deployed to iraq. >> beau biden served his country in battle. he prosecuted one of the worst child predators in american history and even though he is no longer with us, every day he still inspires the next president of the united states. >> won't be possible for me to be here this fall. so i have something to ask of you. be there for my dad. l