that is dee dee simon singing a rendition of lose control by teddy swims. oakland native is competing in this week's finale after judge heidi klum gave her the golden buzzer for that performance. simon says she's proud to represent the bay on the national stage. oh my god, it's so exciting. it's just so exciting to let them know that we got good stuff happening in oakland, and agt has put me on that platform to where it's just been a surreal moment, and i just feel so blessed. we do have good stuff happening and she's part of it. there's $1 million on the line tonight. you can help dee dee crush the competition by voting on the agt app, or by casting your vote online. america's got talent is tonight at 8:00. of course, right here on nbc bay area, coming up at 7:00. governor newsom signing new ai related laws on stage at the opening of dreamforce just a few hours ago. we're talking to will.i.am from the black eyed peas about why artists need to embrace. i also will bay area companies follow amazon and implement back to the office five days a week? those stor

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oakland nurse, by the way, dee dee simon made it to the top ten. congratulations to all of them.. before we leave, jeff, you have the final word as we head into wednesday morning. the clouds are back. fog for the morning, temps starting off in the 50s. and instead of 95 to 100 inland.

oakland nurse, by the way, dee dee simon made it to the top ten. congratulations to all of them. that is so cool. before we leave, jeff, you have the final word as we headg.he clouds are . fog for the morning, temps starting off in the 50s. and instead of 95 to 100 inland. this is so much better. we're going to be at 86. and so far so good into that upcoming weekend. much better than that. thanks for joining us tonight. we hope to see you back tomorrow. bye bye >>> tonight, tropical >>> tonight, tropical storm helene forming in the caribbean and potentially taking aim at the u.s. gulf coast as a major hurricane. a hurricane warning and watch along florida's western coastline. a state of emergency across nearly the entire state. up to 15 feet of storm surge expected. mandatory evacuations in effect, and we're tracking it all. >>> also this evening, president biden's final address at the united nations. his warning to the world as wars rage in the middle east and eastern europe. >>> israel and hezbollah exchanging new strikes as thousands flee southern lebanon after the deadliest d

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region, these are reporters from the australian television channel abc, fletcher young and catherine deess citizens, as well as a correspondent for the romanian news site hot news mircea parbu. all of them are accused of illegally crossing our state border, they face up to 5 years in prison. let me remind you that earlier the fsb reported about seven more journalists, who accused under the same article, these are media representatives from germany, italy, the united states and ukraine. also, fsb officers and the russian national guard discovered a large cache of weapons and ammunition belonging to ukrainian militants in the lpr. the enemy had equipped caches in abandoned buildings, inside there were several boxes of cartridges, about 4 kg of explosives, a machine gun, a grenade, rifles, mines, and grenades. at first, stron was inspected using drones, then it was thoroughly examined by sappers, and the most dangerous finds were destroyed on the spot. now new york, the negotiating marathon of our minister of foreign affairs on... with colleagues from jordan, uzbekistan, mali, bolivia and mo

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. >> it means for every network, every individual on air, if you lie, if you dee dee fame a company,l be held responsible. there were lies about the election, claiming fraud, and i think the real impact is not just on our elections, but what the voters feel about the process. it means accountability. it means fall in line and watch yourself. >> i think you put it clearly. i would just add, to echo what you're saying, it's striking to say these timelines are not done for the election. this trial could be punted. >> fox is still on the docket. >> now you have the early fox settlement and this today. we adopt know what the outcome, but if it's a close race and people are thinking about platforming. >> do not. >> as we try to resolve peacefully the results, this helps goes toward the truth. thanks for being here. >> always good to see you. >>> we have this hurricane helene. forecasters are warning it will increase to extremely dangerous level. landfall is expected to be tonight. they're worried the damage could be catastrophic. tallahassee is expect expected to have a dead-on hit. it's i

dee sarton, this is tim walz avoiding again all the questions.im. >> governor, are you going to take any policy questions? [ crowd noise ] >> governor, what are you -- governor walz. >> trace: i mean i guess i'm in the media so i don't get it. i wonder why this strategy, because it's now a pattern. why are they avoiding everybody like the plague, why not answer questions and get yourself out there and get your message out there? >> well i think that op-ed was up to something there because i've been asking myself that question all day. when i was in the media, i love to the fact that i got to see candidates in action. i got to meet them, i got to talk about vibe, you got a feel for their vibe, but i got to see who they really were. we are not seeing that in this cycle. what disappoints me is we have such an opportunity as voters. president trump is maxing out on podcast, he's doing podcasts with everybody. podcasts have exploded in the four years since the last election and that's where you really get to see a candidate for who they really are. i

oakland nurse, by the way, dee dee simon made it to the top ten. congratulations to all of them. that is so cool. before we leave, jeff, you have the final word as we head into wednesday morning. the clouds are back. fog for the morning, temps starting off in the 50s. and instead of 95 to 100 inland. this is so much better. we're going to be at 86. and so far so good into that upcoming weekend. much better than that. thanks for joining us tonight. we hope to see you back tomorrow. bye bye [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- keith urban, margaret qualley, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 2026. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, everybody. thank you very much. enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." you're here, you made it. thank you for watching at home. well, guys, it's an exciting ti

citizens, correspondents for the australian television channel abc, fletcher yayanga and catherine dees, as well as a citizen of romania, journalist for the news site hot news, parbu mircea. they, according to the special services, they crossed the russian border in the kursk region. the department noted that since august 17 , criminal cases have been opened for similar violations against twelve foreign journalists. the american british press continues to discuss zelensky's visit to the united states. and the tone of the comments clearly does not please kiev. the new york times claims that zelensky's popularity among the ruling circles of the united states has noticeably fallen, and this may affect future arms deliveries. at the same time, as the british times notes, zelensky does not managed to get the us to lift restrictions on strikes deep into russia with western weapons. he asked to cancel, so to speak, in plain text, but the white house did not agree to this, the publication claims. our sobkuvar dmitry melnikov, on the washington tour of the kiev showman. the presentation of the p

so in in that little sting where it goes dee dee dee dee dee nana loves doing a bit of a jig because, they said, i don't drink coffee. >> i don't drink caffeine at all. >> just the enthusiasm for life. >> just the enthusiasm for life. >> exactly. and of course, it's friday the 13th. i used to superstitious. does it? >> not really. no, no, not really . really. >> although at the beginning you were singing kumbaya. he was singing kumbaya and praying for peace. >> i was just i was hoping for a peaceful show and a peaceful world. bearing in mind we're talking about vladimir putin potentially nuking the west. i was just. yeah. giving you a little prayer for the peace of humanity. >> he's been saying that for a while, though, hasn't he? i mean, we don't want to tempt fate with that. this man. so you know, but he has been saying it for a long time. >> how long do you want to keep, >> how long do you want to keep, >> keep calling his bluff. that's the big question. some are saying that we shouldn't be providing ukraine with these missiles, which can only be activated by nato in the us and th

again, mayor adams dee needs all of this. he is refusing to step down and sayso he will fight these charges, but the calls for adams' resignation are growing. and if he duds ultimately resigt or if he is removed from office the persons who would take ove as acting mayor of the largest cityr in the country would be w york city public advocate gentleman manny williams. he joins me here live coming up next. he joins me here live coming up next memory foam doesn't come close. get your best sleep guaranteed. buy more, save more. up to $600 off. visit purple.com or a store near you. announcer>>> what if you could whiten your teeth by simply brushing your teeth? now you can with smileactives, the teeth whitening breakthrough that safely gets your teeth white and keeps them white every day just by brushing your teeth. christine>>> i never thought that whitening my teeth could be so easy. i just put the gel on the brush, the toothpaste on it, brush and i can see my white teeth. announcer>>> simply add smileactives to any toothpaste, a

particular, we are talking about correspondents of the australian channel abc, fletcher young and catherine dees, as well as the romanian reporter mircea parbu, who came to the kursk region, well in crimea fsb officers detained two agents of the kiev special services today, according to the agency, they transmitted information about our military facilities, including the protection of the crimean bridge, and... one of them turned out to be a local resident, the second a foreigner, who contacted the main directorate of ukrainian intelligence via a messenger and offered his help, cases were opened under the articles of treason and espionage. turkmenistan celebrates independence day today, vladimir putin congratulated the head of the republic serdar berdimuhamedov on the national holiday. the president of russia noted that moscow and ashgabat are dynamically developing a strategic partnership and conducting an active political dialogue. the telegram expressed confidence that the countries will increase cooperation for the benefit of their peoples in the interests of stability and security throughou

about us citizens, correspondents of the australian abc television channel, fletcheriang and catherine dees, as well as a citizen of romania. this is a journalist for the romanian news site hot news. and the agency noted that since august 17 , criminal cases have been opened against twelve foreigners for illegal acts. journalists. well, now in the border areas of the kursk region our military is hitting the enemy from the ground and from the air. russian supersonic bombers su-34 worked on the armored vehicles of the armed forces of ukraine in this area. they used an aerial bomb with a universal gliding module. the footage from the ministry of defense shows how the shells come off the mounts under the wings of the aircraft. after confirmation from intelligence that all targets were hit, the pilots returned to base. and new confessions from captured soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine. this is a video of the zaporizhzhya section of the front. three of yours surrendered at once. they say that they didn't want to fight, but... in ukraine, to make up for losses on the front line, people are

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and we wanted to know if they have been working to save lives and dee material deter lives. kevin ko has the story. >> reporter: patrol officer nicholas serrano is keeping guard on the golden gate bridge, as he has done for the past ten years. >> just try to engage. >> reporter: officer serrano is looking for someone that you might not see. someone looking to contempt suicide. >> there's a heightened awareness of who is out here and what's happening. you start to look for more and more people that may need to be contacted. >> reporter: in contrast, officer serrano has seen fewer and fewer people who need help. these nets are covering all 1.7 miles of one of the most famous bridges in the world. the bridge is monitored in person and through surveillance. so if they help give a moment of time for answers. >> i don't have the statistics in front of me, but there's less coming out overall. >> reporter: david rivera says the data shows the nets are working. >> where she seen the net making a positive impact on deterring people from coming out. last year we had 14 suicides. >> rep

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us citizens, correspondents of the australian abc television channel, fletchery young and katrice dees, as well as a citizen of romania, journalists of a news website. according to the special service, they crossed the russian border in the kursk region. the department also noted that since august 17 , criminal cases have been opened against twelve foreign journalists for similar violations. zelensky faced a cold reception on the capital's hill, writes today, the new york times. the publication notes that less than two years ago, zelensky was a welcome guest in the american congress, receiving applause. did not receive aid packages worth $ 50 billion, but now many legislators simply refuse to meet with him, and the amount of financial support has been reduced many times over. dmitry melnikov will tell you what else is unusual about zelensky's american tour. the presentation of the plan for victory over russia was no different from all of zelensky's previous visits to the white house. even biden's short speech was is also streamlined and begins with the need to win first. and if for kie

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suspects in question were us citizens, abc tv channel correspondents fletchery young and catherine dees, and a romanian citizen, journalists from the hot news news site mircea parbo. according to the intelligence service, they crossed the russian border into the kursk region. eu and nato membership to continue to implement reforms to combat corruption and strengthen democracy, which ukraine is already working so hard on. let me make this clear: russia will not win the war. ukraine will win and we will support you every step of the way. stage, so thank you for being here, the floor is yours. zelensky has two blue folders with him. in one is a speech in which he thanks biden for another 8 billion for weapons, in the second, which zelensky takes when the press begins to be led away from the oval office, it is obviously the same strategy that the white house has already called another disguised wish, and if for kiev all the decisions of the white house are a question of survival, then zelensky himself now has to play an assigned role in the democrats' pre-election performance. here is a sep

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giving donald trump this huge stage and talking about political cand candidatesd probably better than deeshe's not going to be able to be there and return to serve it in any way shape or form. who thinks it's a good idea politically to snub a major catholic charity event that does so much good for the less fortunate here in new york. she's not going for two reasons. profoundly horrible at comedy and will tell a joke and fall flat and laugh uncontrollably anyway or cackle, and then she'll applaud herself and that's one. the other reason is that if she trades with trump, her handler is afraid that'll humanize him. a threat to democracy and a national security threat and doing knock knock jokes about the guy and she set herself up to fail either way. larry: how much to do with catholicism. the cardinal was a wonderful man putting out a statement saying we'd make a response and don't know what to say and we've never seen this before. listen, talking to vivek about this, okay, hiss panics are a big chunk up for grabs and many go to church and go to catholic church or others but they're church

as moon doggy, the summer crush of sandra dee. the film igniting the surfer craze.e said he never sang professionally before that role. the director even considered having him lip-sync, but he said "i could do it." he went on to star in two more "gidget" movies -- "gidget goes hawaiian" -- ♪ she catches each hawaiian's eye ♪ >> david: and "gidget goes to rome." ♪ >> david: he would release more than a dozen albums. hit songs including "her royal majesty" and "goodbye cruel world." ♪ oh good-bye cruel world ♪ ♪ i'm off to join the army ♪ ♪ gonna be a brokenhearted guy ♪ >> david: he would go on to star in the 1980s cop show "t.j. hooker" alongside william shatner. >> you see, hooker, you're talking about my life here. i'm a cop. >> david: he was the godfather to nancy sinatra's daughter, and tonight sinatra writing, "one of my dearest, closest friends in all the world of all my life has passed away." ♪ just like me ♪ ♪ and you ♪ >> david: remembering james darren tonight. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. until

as the light to shut on the suspects of background on political leanings, dee's house levels as the fist about ryan with support for ukraine. and in particular, the extreme is the i was off regiments on teams. marina called some of our breaks down this busy, busy resume, poss. whoever thought it would be this easy to try and killing us, confidential candidates, former us president at that, and twice in 2 months. aside from sounding like a bad movie plot, it also makes us intelligent services look very bad. so it shows that the subject with the golf course roughly 12 hours engagement united states service by way of his background. already mentioned, the subject was charges possession of the chess from 1997 to 2010. numerous charges for so. busy even worse references, not only was ryan who somehow miraculously aware of the terms of the plan, dollar rents, but he was sticking out the area the day before. and he still managed to get close to trump despite his checkered background, a convicted felon with radical views and assassination fantasies. all that was public knowledge long before this

and that will also involved the one who dees. i'm looking go from my window to the strains of the empty people afraid to go to a concept or to a demonstration. and it's more. busy to be the button on the it's hard to say, but the use of being its living in a kind of a sales was economy for a very long time. there was any of this, of these really oh me. and the, these riley's or, you know, used to travel to europe, july, to spend diamond shopping in new york and in berries. and i'm not sure how long they will keep supporting this government, which is not here. some live pictures coming out from parts of a route. now would you be targeted by as many attacks so you can see the level of devastation and some of the, the streets and letters there with the destruction in the rubble from the buildings on, on either side of the cover. i just wanted to ask you one of the premises for this latest round of attacks by israel was benjamin netanyahu, his intention to take tens of thousands of people, of is really a box to their homes in the, to

don c of alleged election battling the all network has denied us hayes were mon cancer of has the dee's house of us is moving quite fast after announcing the sanctions there . the state department is out on this road show in the rest of the world to feel all these countries you know for know 40 don't listen to our chief follow our sanctions. you know, they're doing it in the their own diplomatic way. but of course, this is out of order for many countries where it's not the nation is telling them what to do. now, there was an article by an engine reporter in an indian media. and that report is suggesting that the oval office is actually pressuring a new delay to follow suit and follow their actions against a r t that here's what's the embassy spokesperson in you that the for the united states had said, take a listen to this. the government of the united states, the 1st to the government of india and the governments of other countries to make their own determination of and accreditation procedures for these entities. the us would welcome all countries and taking similar actions as the uni

no further dee's house at this time. or let's go now to petty calhane who's in washington dc into as i mentioned, the details very hazy at this point, but is there anything more that you can tell us before or a planned a press conference with the secret service end of the sheriff's county in west palm beach. well, i can tell you this happened just about 2 hours ago. well, we believe the president was golfing and his golf course in west palm beach. as you mentioned. again, i should point out that this is very early. the 1st reports are always always wrong, but what we know so far is that the campaign put out a statement. as you mentioned, that shots were fired near in the vicinity of the president as the that's the beginning. it seems like, well, that doesn't mean necessarily a new or shooting out the former president because it is america. and it's not that unusual. well, it's not, not unusual to see or to hear gunshots. and depending on what area you're in, that said, we are here and hearing now from others like the new

and assistant dee military naval and air from the embassy of the aczech republic, defense corporationaval, and airtran a, lieutenant colonel yuan novani. a dmiral from the embassy of denmark, defense attachi rear admiral deocni russo. from the embassy of france, deputy chief of mission, and naval attachi, captain john olivier grouse. from the embassy of greece, defense attachi, general , lacapoloss penaconess. from the embassy of the kingdom of the netherlands, military attachi , colonel peter neinhouse. from the royal norwegian embassy, defense attachi , major general harold hagan. and from the embassy of the republic of poland, deputy chief of mission, mr. adam shivasowski. just as they were vital in defeating tyranny nearly eight decades ago, our allies continue to be indispensable partners in safeguarding freedom today. we are honored by your presence with us today. and, now, please welcome our first speaker, friends of the national world war ii memorial chairwoman mrs. jane droppa. >> they switched podiums and took my speech. welcome, everybody. yes. we are now going to have chen

dee and herfamilyjust love a bit of sunshine.t the school holidays off and you can't always afford the school holidays. it wouldn't be so bad if the travel companies didn't put their prices up. yeah. in the last few years, they have been fined six times. we were quite happy to pay the fines. we used to think, we willjust pay the fine. and then when it came to, oh, well, we are taking you to court next time, it was like, well, you are encouraging us to lie, then. you are encouraging families to lie because otherwise, they can't go on holiday when they want to. what would you say to other parents who are paying more but are sticking by the rules? that's their choice. this is our choice and that's their choice and everyone has got a choice and it is our right to take them on holiday. but as the rules tightened, the threat of prosecution and a potential criminal record means this year, there will be no term time holidays for this family. life is hard enough. you know, money is tight and things are going up. we all have to go to work.

. >> as your president here is the deeing deal that i will be offer to every major company and manufacturer on earth. give you lowest taxes, lowest energy costs. [applause] lowest regulatory burden. and free access to the best and biggest market on the planet, only if you make your product here in america. larry: all right made in america, he calls that new american industrial, he wants to build, shipping and airplanes and robotics and a.i., and electricity, then the center piece of his plan. >> center piece of h my plan for a manufacturing renaissance, 15% made in american tax rate. now, we're cutting business tax from 21% to 15%. which makes us the most competitive tax anywhere in the planet but only for those who make their products in the usa. we'll continue with regulatory cuts. >> already a couple republican house members have drawn up legislation for 15% corporate tax rate that would make the u.s. a world-class competitor, and mr. trump endorsed a 100% expensing bri write-off for heavy machinery and other equipment in first year. full expensing for manufacturing investment and cuttin

dee and herfamilyjust love a bit of sunshine. school holidays off and you can't always afford the school holidays. it wouldn't be so bad if the travel companies didn't put their prices up. yeah. in the last few years, they have been fined six times. we were quite happy to pay the fines. we used to think, we willjust pay the fine. and then when it came to, oh, well, we are taking you to court next time, it was like, well, you are encouraging us to lie, then. you are encouraging families to lie because otherwise, they can't go on holiday when they want to. what would you say to other parents who are paying more but are sticking by the rules? that's their choice. this is our choice and that's their choice and everyone has got a choice and it is our right to take them on holiday. but as the rules tightened, the threat of prosecution and a potential criminal record means this year, there will be no term time holidays for this family. life is hard enough. you know, money is tight and things are going up. we all have to go to work. why

been telling us for the last few days that address atouted nations was a -- at united nations was a dee farewell tour. >> my fellow leaders, today is the fourth time i've had the great honor speaking to this assembly as president of the united states. it'll be my last. being the president has been the honor of my life. there's so much more i want to get done. ing >> the white house wants to aggressively execute his ayen data committee and look for opportunities for the future, highlight the biden harris record, and speak with americans on paying dividends now and 10, 20, 30 years in the future. something especially the officials are telling us today is top of the list: ending the war in gaza. >> we stay up nights trying to figure out a way to get across the line on this ceasefire and hostage deal. reporter: we're also hearing president biden is going to do something he said last year, which is take a trip to africa at some point in mid october. surprising timing because that would take him off the campaign trail in the home stretch, but he hasn't really been doing a ton for kamala harri

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this morning, we incorrectly implied that both president biden and vice president harris attended deeingr of 13 american service members killed during afghanistan withdrawal. biden was in attendance. but harris was not. so we'll leave it at that. coming up, on "the big weekend show," a top democrat wants to give illegal immigrants 150,000 in loans to buy a home. >> making the -- american dream of homeownership available to all people is something we have to do for people who are here now. ♪ ♪ this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot, so i ate half of it yesterday, and i had it today for breakfast. and this is what she ate in two days, one carrot. please pray for me! the international fellowship of christians and jews began this ministry to help elderly jews living in horrible poverty around the world. we urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box

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