chart topping musician and award winning singer mandy moore mandy stars as rebecca on the brake job ensemble drama this is us the first season is available and b c dot com she's also the voice of rapunzel in disease tangled franchise including tangled a series on the disney channel and she's in a very different kind of project or sharks were called forty seven leaders down and that is in theaters now and i thank you for coming thank you first golden globe nomination right yes there you didn't get it but what was it like to get them out. i'm. pretty mind boggling we were sort of ten episodes in on the first season of this is us so it was to say it was unexpected is an understatement none of us expected to get any sort of recognition and it's mind boggling you know you get an emmy made nomination with oh i don't know that it's only to my good acceptance speech because of all you've been through. that makes me nervous to think about this is. a massive hit for n.b.c. you get it what do you make of it. you know it's sort of came at a time in my life where i had done three failed like television p

the floral ensemble, a set of p.j.s. price tag, $2,200. amy adams, a little bit more budget friendly. she rocked this blue frock in italy, and we love that she snagged it off the rack. marked down to just $55 on nordstrom's website before being sold out. and kim k.'s fashion crisis. >> we are having a fashion emergency. got makeup everywhere. >> after getting cleaned up, she headed to the opening of belle monde's first l.a. boutique. "scandal" star kerry washington also attended. >>> and george clooney, hanging out with buzz aldrin. >> there he is. good to meet you, george. >> wow, you look good. >> clooney was just 8 years old when buzz launched into space. >> we ate face food sticks and drank tang. >> i usually go formal. >> they shot the omega watch seven-minute documentary called "star men," before amal gave birth. >> i would like to be underwater. but going up in space, that is something else. >> boy, that view must have been something. >> we had liquid-cooled underwear. >> you did? i could use some of that. what do you say to people

and to start us off, we bring you the vocal ensemble i fagiolini, who open the proms lunchtime chamber series on monday. they are acclaimed monteverdi specialists, and this is the asoth anniversary of his birth. here they are with anima mea perdona. have a great weekend. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm tim hague. no hateful eight for the king of centre court. roger federer is into his eighth wimbledon final, where he will play the player he beat in five sets last year at wimbledon, marin cilic of croatia. and rory mcilroy‘s shaky preparation for the open continues. he misses another cut. roger federer is one win from a historic eighth wimbledon title after beating tomas berdych in their semi—final earlier this evening. federer won in straight sets. he took the first and second on tie—breaks, and the swiss then wrapped up victory, winning 6—4 in the final set. yes, i mean, look, it was a long way backin yes, i mean, look, it was a long way back in some ways. last year was so difficult, just to stay calm, and speak to the team, and take another decision that we were going to sit out

the floral ensemble, a set of p.j.s. price tag, $2,200.stion and amy adams, a little bit more budget friendly. she rocked this blue frock in italy, and we love that she snagged it off the rack. normally the $138 dress was marked down to $55 on nordstrom's website before being sold out. and kim k.'s fashion crisis. >> we are having a fashion emergency. got makeup everywhere. >> after getting cleaned up, she headed to the opening of belle monde's first l.a. boutique. >> we're on our way. >> kim stunned in a white barely there bra. she was posing with the belmont designer. "scandal" star kerry washington also attended. she looked white hot in a one shoulder mini dress. >> keeping with the fashion theme look at george clooney. here he is hanging with buzz aldrin. >> there h. >> wow, you look good. >> clooney was just 8 years old when buzz launched into space. >> everything was about the space program. we ate space food stickings. we drank tang. >> do you ever wear a tux when watching a movie? >> i usually go formal. >> they shot the omega watc

. ♪ >> reporter: the glide memorial church ensemble performed a song to lhonor the lives of three u.p.sworkers, wayne chan, mike lefiti, benson louie. the three were gunned down on june 14th by fellow u.p.s. driver jimmy lam who filed a grievance for working excessive overtime. mayor ed lee offered the victims' families these words. >> we will do everything to help you recover from this tragedy, but we begin with appropriately honoring their memories here today. >> reporter: colleagues say life after the shooting has been tough. >> i walked past where it happens almost every day and where it happened. so, it's difficult coping. >> reporter: congresswoman nancy pelosi says gun violence must end. >> a loss like this so unexpected, gun violence leaves a trauma behind. >> we loved big mike. >> reporter: matt toia says his family is trying to cope with the loss of a man who was bigger than life. >> one day at a time we'll get a grip of it, maybe sooner than later. we just miss him. >> reporter: the teamsters and u.p.s. family standing as one. >> they are our friends. they are our family. and

she sturned in a pink high-low ensemble with a super long train, those sleeves and those laced up stilettos to be going for a fantasy look, and i think she nailed it. and the movie's leading lady, cara dela vigny, with the movie's sci-fi scene, donning in a metallic dress that gave aup space suit vibes. >> just, you know, trying to go for it. >> yeah, cara. so much incredible fashion last night. one after the other on that red carpet. let's talk about celine dion because she has been putting on a fashion extravaganza pretty much every day in france. >> weshtd call her the style queen of the summer. paris fashion week is over, but celine's fashion goes on and on. ♪ >> okay, celine. we see you being all drop dead gorgeous. over the top turning the streets of paris into her own personal cat walk. this look kind of says, i'm just having fun here, people. we think this looks like a boston red sox uniform. it's a home run though with these red socks and thigh high stilett stilettos. why not bring a friend? a dancer from her shows, strolled with her arm in arm while walking through the city of lig

. ♪ >> reporter: the glide memorial church ensemble performed a song to lhonor the lives of three u.p.sworkers, wayne chan, mike lefiti, benson louie. the three were gunned down on june 14th by fellow u.p.s. driver jimmy lam who filed a grievance for working excessive overtime. mayor ed lee offered the victims' families these words. >> we will do everything to help you recover from this tragedy, but we begin with appropriately honoring their memories here today. >> reporter: colleagues say life after the shooting has been tough. >> i walked past where it happens almost every day and where it happened. so, it's difficult coping. >> reporter: congresswoman nancy pelosi says gun violence must end. >> a loss like this so unexpected, gun violence leaves a trauma behind. >> we loved big mike. >> reporter: matt toia says his family is trying to cope with the loss of a man who was bigger than life. >> one day at a time we'll get a grip of it, maybe sooner than later. we just miss him. >> reporter: the teamsters and u.p.s. family standing as one. >> they are our friends. they are our family. and

. ♪ ♪ i'll always be daddy's little girl ♪ >> her three-piece sheer ensemble was another custom madeesa embroirdered with thousands of crystals and pearls. they twirled on an antiqued mirrored dance floor. julianne had hinted to us it was going to be special. >> bst dance floor ever. best music. >> "people" magazine has all the photos and details from the magical ceremony. you can see the full video from the cover story on the "people" entertainment weekly app. before the i dos, the couple surfed on the lake during a huge outdoor welcome party with their friends and family. the bride's brother derek who was a groomsman, tipped us off it was going to be big multiple day celebration! >> we're going to have a great time we're there for, like, a week. it will be, like, a week long event. it's going to be amazing. >> the carefree bash included a giant game of jenga. everything was perfect for the rustic weekend wedding. the bride's dream of a fairytale day came true. >> i love it. >> ben affleck isn't ready to walk down the aisle, but they are generating a lot of attention. there is a rum

the silk road ensemble and silk road endeavor you put together, could you explain what that was abouthy it is important to you? yo-yo: it is a response to the kinds of questions you are asking me about classical music. minute, i was asking those same questions of myself, you know, discovered, beginning to find some answers that first of all, there are so many ways of expression through sound, some traditions that are thousands of years old, and there are many classical musics, and i thought that classical should be able to come up because that is part of its tradition, to encompass a larger world, and because -- ♪ yo-yo: -- one thing that music does, it connects people's conscious and subconscious. people respond to music both emotionally, but also analytically, and so if you can combine both of those things in one form, you can go very deep into communicating content. as a symbolre seen of the importance of culture, and is this an important part of your life and legacy? you want to convince people that music and other performances are valuable for society? yo-yo: it is fact to the ol

there's also the role within the ensemble of ranches, whether relations are going to be with each other. the judiciary and the presidency -- this is a rough and ready generalization -- much of that development of literature focuses on the relationship between the judiciary and the rest of the political system, same thing with the presidency. for congress in this paper and i think rightly so, most of that developmental focus is internal design. that's where toby and his co-authors come in. they propose that petitions during the early institutional development of congress provided crucial information about constituent demands. by policy areas, then relate them to jurisdictions in the committees congress organized and created. this is an institutional argument that is internal. this is particularly persuasive because we now view the committee system a bit of an anachronism here. i'm always worried that contingency and how things might have been. the united states is in the first new system to organize -- isn't the first new system to .rganize its legislature during is first mover problem r

the clive memorial church ensemble performed a song to honor the lives of three u.p.s. workers.ut the family and friends knew them by other names. >> big mike. uncle ben son. and infectious wayne. >> reporter: the three were gunned down on june 14 by fellow ups driver jimmy lam who had filed a grievance about working excessive overtime. lam took his own life the same day. mayor ed lee offered the vi vi victims' families these words. >> we will do everything to help you recover from this tragedy. but we begin with appropriately honoring their memories here today. >> reporter: congresswoman nancy pelosi says gun violence must end. >> things like this so unexpected, gun violence leaves a trauma behind. >> reporter: the cousin matt says his family is just trying to cope with the loss of a man who was bigger than life. >> maybe later. >> reporter: the teamsters and u.p.s. family standing as one. ♪ >> reporter: in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the parents of a missing san mateo man have flown in from hawaii to search for him. abc7 news was in monera when they looked fo

. >> kentucky derby, looks like the ensemble today. >> pat and i look like a

ensemble just wilson and these are the top stories.sident mackerel takes party commemorations in ny smoking the first anniversary of the truck attack in which eighty six people were killed. more united than ever dot is the state of relations between paris and washingto. in the words of the bastille day guest of honor us president donald trump. and deadly violence in egypt to germans i killed four other tourists up injured. in a stopping attack in the resort town of hurghada. earlier on in the day five were killed in an ambush on a checkpoint on the edge the capital cairo

with the bridges, pedestrian promenade, and art all complementing the building, it's an engaging ensemblery was inspired by a variety of visions. for instance, to him, the building's multiple forms jostle like a loose crate of bottles. guarding the main entrance is jeff koons' towering west highland terrier, made of 60,000 living plants, which blossom in a carefully planned visual concert. a joyful structure, it takes viewers back to their childhood. puppy, as it's known to locals, was meant to be temporary, but the people of bilbao fell in love with puppy, so they bought it. stepping inside, you naturally flow to the museum's atrium, which acts as the heart of the building, pumping visitors in and out of various rooms on three levels. the glass and limestone panels overlap each other, like fish scales. each is unique, designed by a computer. joyful as the building is, the art it holds is even more fun. while the museum's audio guides give meaning to the abstract art, my hunch is that the artists are entirely happy for us to simply wander, interact, and play with their creations. this is

. >> the glide memorial church ensemble performed a song to honor the lives of three u.p.s.kers. but their family and friends knew them by other names. >> big mike, uncle benson, and infectious wayne. >> the three were gunned down on june 14th by a fellow u.p.s. driver who had filed a grievance about working excessive overtime. he took his own life the same day. mayor ed lee offered the victims' families these words. >> we will do everything to help you recover from this tragedy, but we begin with appropriately honoring their memories here today. >> congresswoman nancy pelosi says gun violence must end. >> a loss like this so unexpected. gun violence, leaves a trauma behind. >> his cousin says his family is just trying to cope with the loss of a man who was bigger than life. >> one day at a time. we'll get a grip on it sooner, later. we just miss him and we love him. >> the teamsters and u.p.s. family standing as one. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> it's 4:44 now. u.s. backed forces in iraq are declaring victory over isis. the country's prime minister says

. >> reporter: thinks a dance ensemble for new life ministry international in chester. they are grooving and bringing life, as part of the eight year church tradition to bring broadway life and culture to the community. >> this is our mansion, in south africa. >> reporter: meet joy scott, in addition to co pastoring new life, chester resident is brain behind a original play titled the sutton's return, collision of culture, by young girl who traveled to south african at christmastime to tell her parents a stressful secret. >> i'm sorry i said things i said. >> reporter: to create the production church sanctuary was transformed into a theater that takes audience on a humerus, yet emotional journey to tackle teen pregnancy, rejection, redemption, and more. >> i want to greet people with the message of love, but sometimes people won't necessarily come to church but they will come into your play. >> you can sianni it feels good. >> reporter: kayshawn hardaway joined 30 plus volunteers that take the stage four times each weekend in july to bring theater healing to the communi

and to start us off, we bring you the vocal ensemble i fagiolini, who open the proms lunchtime chambersts, and this is the 450th anniversary of his birth. here they are with anima mea perdona. have a great weekend.

. >> kentucky derby, looks like the ensemble today. >> pat and i look like a prom date. >> i like. >> prom photo. >> all right, so, you know, let's go outside, talking about the rain, yes, we have flashflood watch. not going into effect just yet we still have time before that will take place, about 2:00 p.m. or so when it goes into effect. we'll show it to you in a second. storm scan what you in the, few speckle of green. and there are some downpours, within those speckles of green , at the moment most every russ dry, might even run into some fog, winds still relatively light. flashflood watch goes into effect as of 2:00 p.m., for basically the southern half of the delaware valley. so it does include eastern montgomery, then all point south of chester county, delco , and through all of delaware, southern new jersey. so, eventually the rain will hit us. when it does it will come with a vengeance, very soaking at times. seventy-three the current temperature at the airport, mid to upper 60s through the lehigh valley reading area, quite mild, steamy, down through the shore point. but as t

ensemble just wilson and these are the top stories. one year on president mackerel takes party commemorations in ny smoking the first anniversary of the truck attack in which eighty six people were killed. more united than ever dot is the state of relations between paris and washingto. in the words of the bastille day guest of honor us president donald trump. and deadly violence in egypt to germans i killed four other tourists up injured. in a stopping attack in the resort town of hurghada. earlier on in the day five were killed in an ambush on a checkpoint on the edge the capital cairo . good evening we begin on the french riviera what. tomorrow and michael has been leading the commemorations. niece. in the year that has passed since still they try. in which he six people lost their lives. well hundreds of people gathered at the poem not his only during the course of today to take part. in those various armies which included the laying of some twelve thousand plates. which together form a one hundred sixty meter long message. let's li

kqed's reporter sat down with hamilton ensemble member ryan vazquez. >> thanks for being here with us>> thanks for havingly. >> tell me the role you play. who do you play? what role does he play in the story? >> i'm james reynolds. he comes in in the second act as to sort of the linchpin to lament ton's demise, sort of. he actually puts his wife on loan to hamilton for some extra money and that ends up getting out in this huge thing called the reynolds pamphlet which sort of begins the spiral of hamilton's political career sort of. >> you are also an understudy for three major roles including alexander hamilton. have you gotten to go on same as hamilton and other characters? >> yes, actually the day of my 25th birthday was my put in for alexander. and it ended up being the next day that i went on as hamilton for the first time. it was an exciting way to begin the year. i have been on as aaron burr. and tonight will be my first performance as george washington. i'll have everything knocked out after tonight. which will be a relief. >> how do you keep it all straight in your head. >> it

the past couple of yards every week george well you know the conceit of the show is yes it's a big ensemble and when i play the parents so all of our stories are sort of told in flashback and then you see our kids grown up present day and sort of the challenges and obstacles that they're facing in their lives are white and i'm adopted but yes we have an adopted child and i am the only actor that sort of exists in both worlds so i play the character from twenty three to sixty six so i play the character in the flashbacks and then i also play or present day so i have to go through and make up for sixty six four hours of prosthetics. just about every episode i do look at sixty six pretty good and i only hope that i can change that what. i really kind of you said before the show premier the dream was to find something that will allow me to be creative in flux my muscles but to do you live the quiet life but been lucky enough to establish has that been true yes it has been why do you want to lead so much your private life i value my privacy and my personal life and i think although i started at

(choir nats: "lord, i will raise...")the glide ensemble sang from the top of the stairs of san francisco's city hall, memorializing the three men killed by a u-p-s coworker. "join with the families of big mike, uncle benson, and infectious wayne."the victims belonged to the teamsters union, whose representatives spoke and made several promises of support to the men's loved ones left behind. rome aloise ÷ teamsters union rep "as teamsters, we take care of our own. you're family to us and you're always gonna be family to us."even house minority leader nancy pelosi was on hand to bring condolences from congress.one friend shared a memory of mike lefiti's enormous handshake that would make anyone else's hand disappear."mike was everybody's big brother, as a friend told the papers, a gentle giant whose compassion and generosity were larger than life."benson louie was a mentor to countless newbies at the package delivery company. joseph cilia ÷ teamsters union representative "it is very important for these young drivers starting out today to have someone like a benson help navigate."wayne chan f

. >> we have six different performing ensembles. they got in six different directions at all times. world-class organization. >> so about tomorrow and whether they might want to see the air force bad perform, give us an idea of what people can expect for example tess air force memorial. >> we have daytime concerts and evening co memorial is at 8:00 p.m. leading up to the fire work. it's our concert bd with our singing sergeants. all of our events are free and open to the public. the show is designed to entertain, family iely. you will hear thatittle will recognize and patriotic classics that gets everybody ready for the festivities. >> you perform all over the coy ylo, you're insho yo try to something different when it comes to independence gale. >> so the mission of the air force band is to honor, inspire and impact our audiences. believe it or not the 1200 performances that we do throughout the communities across the nation, we shows in a very similar manner. what makes tomorrow special is the pageantry, the backdrop of the national mall will make that surge something special. >>

singers from the glide memorial ensemble opened the ceremony with song.ut it was words from driver wane chang's son, kyle, that were especially touching. he asked his speech not be recorded, but the vice president shared one of his thoughts. >> he said his and his father were working nights and weekends on his car so he could have it red ay for him to have his driver's license test. >> reporter: kyle passed his test. he wished his father was there to celebrate with them. among the speakers nancy pelosi. >> i feel very honored to be able to speak. >> i know no other profession where you give people the keys to your apartment or your house. >> reporter: this memorial for them are one of the first opportunities for fellow drivers to mourn since the shooting. lots of the survivors are still absent from work and the rest are trying to keep up with delivery. >> on saturday most of us work 14 hours. so we were out from 9:00 a.m. until almost 11:00 at night. we've been just trying catch-up. >> reporter: according to union leaders the two drivers who were injured

. >> it's still a demonstration against our national ensemble, as i said before, and the country. it's got to stop. >> full-size flag here. >> reporter: flags at jim kelly's home have now been vandalized twice in the past two weeks. >> upset, mad. i still am. >> reporter: jim kelly ordered his new american flag online today and expects it to be delivered tomorrow. and you can believe it will be installed quickly. wendy, back to you. >> chris gordon, thank you, chris. >>> well, we may be seeing more self driving vehicles in parts of north earn virginia. our news partner at wtop radio say the state's transportation board is set to allowing testing of aton mouse vehicles as they're called on i-95 and 495 the express lanes. researchers want to determine what kind of wireles is needed to keep these self driving cars and trucks on track when they're in highway traffic. in the meantime, tesla, is looking into a crash in minnesota. the driver says he used the auto pilot feature on his model s and his vehicle went off the road. that system drives. it breaks and it keeps a car in a lane. it