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also from the new show "public morals," who could be more beautiful and gorgeous than edward burns isuse ] >> jimmy: ed burns! >> steve: handsome as the day is long. i love ed burns. and then everyone's going nuts for this guy. oh, my gosh. [ screaming ] >> steve: that lady escpecially. >> jimmy: yes. that was a man, actually. yeah. >> steve: oh, really? >> jimmy: yeah. but still -- yeah. he's just got a very high voice. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, well thank you, sir. >> jimmy: country music superstar sam hunt is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! good looking show. >> jimmy: montevallo. i look at there and he's like, "what's up? [ laughter ] what do you want, punk?" in the back alleyway somewhere, there's a garbage can, he doesn't care, man. [ laughter ] "what's your problem, dude? listening to my jams right now. i'm sam hunt, dude. don't mess with me." yeah. that's what i'm talking about right there. >> steve: don't mess with sam hunt. >> jimmy: no. "house party" is a jam. do you want to hear it for a a second? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: check it out. ♪ ♪ we'll have a house

henson, edward burns, musical guest sam hunt, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 315, syracuse! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is beautiful. hey, welcome, everybody! come on, how fun! oh, my goodness. welcome, welcome, welcome, everyone. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it right here. [ cheers and applause ] you're here, we're here, we're in it together. this is going to be a fun night tonight. here's what people are talking about. of course, it's the election still. according to a new poll, jeb bush saw a 6% drop in support after the first debate. but experts say that he still has a shot, because he's likeable and qualified. [ laughter ] and donald trump was like, "weird, 'cause the opposite is working for me." [ laughter and applause ] and you go, "well that's -- i guess." speaking of trump, experts are saying that during the debate, he actually spoke at a fourth grade reading level. [ laughter ] actually, it seems like the longer trump is in the race, the more he seems to be dumbing it down. watch this. >>

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. >> 47-year-old edward burns grew up in a large irish catholic family in the new york city suburb of stream, long island. he hasn't been back inside his childhood home sips his parents sold it 15 years ago. >> wow. it smells the same. >> it smells the same? what's it feel like to be walking back in here? >> it is surreal. really is. >> burps and his brother shared this attic bedroom. and this is where, as a teenager, his parents encouraged him to start writing. >> my desk was over there. i had all the film books over there. i would sit there working on that first screen play determined to somehow get into the business. >> that determination led burns to film school in new york. then a grunt job at entertainment tonight. on the side, he used e.t. crew members, and supplies to bring to life a little script he'd written called the brothers mcmulle, this a story 'three brothers living in their boyhood home trying to figure out love. >> like any relationship. >> long relationship? six months? >> i would get the different sound guys, we got four hours, would anyone want to go to central pa

plus edward burns is here with his novel "public morals" and feel the earth move with a performance by the great carole king, coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today's take" with al roker, willie geist, tamron hall and natalie morales, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> big crowd on the plaza for the great carole king who just finished a performance. we'll have another song this hour. i'm willie with tamron and al roker is back. natalie has the morning off. how was it? >> it was fun. we went to do the travel channel 50-50 thing with a couple off the plaza. i have never been hotter and not my looks. being on the beach on friday i was drinking a gallon and a half of water per hour. never had to go to the bathroom. it was humid. it was brutal. there is a reason they don't allow workers out in direct sunlight between noon and 3:00. we started the show at 3:00 their time. so it cooled off dramatically. >> this as we listen to your jam >> i don't know if we have a photo. the lead singer is the daughter of vanessa williams. babe. she performed at the astro pump fes

alix: you say don't pay attention to profit, but how long can tesla keep burning cash? edwardly the big question. the way they are burning, it will disappear at some point. i would expect some sort of capital raising. one of the things our revenues that is important to note is a major source of revenue in the california dev credit might be going away. staff has told me that they are potentially closing this loophole for faster feeling credit. much.thank you so much more coming up on what you missed. apple. ♪ we are moments away from the closing bell. i'm alix steel. joe: and i'm joe weisenthal. ♪ [closing bell] alix: u.s. stocks closing higher today after three days of losses. joe: the question is, what did formiss? a small day stunts. should we worry? our expert thinks otherwise. apple wobbles, we have two charts the company should fear. joe: times maybe tough for oil, but we talked to and asked -- and activist investor thinks that money can still be made. alix: you could call this up number wednesday. volume is flat, but all up 22% extra volume. i would not have expected tha

burns and coco crisp come across. jesse chavez made one mistake, solo shot. but chaff res would get the win and edwardould get his first save. jose altuve ground out to pretlowry to win the game. a's win 2-1. >>> the niners still reeling from yesterday's release of teammate aldon smith. the front office will not tolerate anymore of his offfield behavior after his fifth arrest in four years. they are hoping he gets his life together. shown to be one of the best pass rushers with 46 sacks but his game off the field did not match his game on and his teammates understand. they hope aldon can get his life together, and that's more important than being a football player. >> it's an unfortunate situation for aldon is bigger than football. he is very talented. very smart guy, and just things that everybody -- everybody is not perfect, and i truly believe that, and i wish aldon the best of luck. i know he is a great guy and a great player. >> the pro football hall of fame with eight new induct years. didn't get the call. charles hayley gets the call as does mr. raider, tim brown. 17th year career, catches 14,9

edwards. it's wednesday, august 26th and we've got some breaking news. people race up the street as a multi alarm fire burnsing of prussia. what we're learning about the moments that the fire was first discovered. >>> new jersey to the rescue. nearly two dozen firefighters from the garden state head west today to lend a hand in the battle against all of though wildfires. >>> the effort some philadelphia teachers are going to just to make sure that their classrooms and students will have the supplies that they need. >>> we've got those stories and much more, it's all coming up next here on "action news." >> ♪ the rockies and cooler than usual in the midwest. >>> and you might call this a real-life nightmare at the museum. it happened in taiwan to a 12-year-old boy and thanks to surveillance video and the internet, it may haunt him forever sfl so what did he do? he damaged a priceless 17th century painting part of a special exhibition on tour but as abc's nick watt reports accidents like this aren't at all that rare. >> reporter: keep your eye on the kid in the shorts. oh, boy. a $1.5 million, 350-year-old ca

burns, coco crisp scores. cocoa would leave the game with an illness. chavez gave up one earned run through seven. edward mujica on relief. gets jose altuve to ground out to end the game. a's win 2-1. >>> when the 49ers were released aldon smith friday, the home m tom, today tomsula explained why he was alone. >> i wanted to be alone, first of all. >> why is that? >> because i'm better that way. i just, i'm more comfortable, to be honest with you. and in terms of anything else, that's my job. not anybody else's job. that's my job. >> to clarify, you mean you're better -- >> yeah. it's been all documented. i'm not real good on these podiums looking down at people talking. you know what i mean? it's just not me. i'm not good with the predetermined speech and, you know, that's just not me. >> you're not better than -- you don't think you're better than someone else at it. >> no, no. completely talking about jimbo. >> interesting. well, third round of the wgc bridgestone invitational. jim furyk on 11 here. one of three bird ois saturday. started and finished the day with the lead. what about justin rhodes? l