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it was reamodern. , erything felt really modern. ramps everywhereople to help us, and then straight out to the seating area. it was all good. reporter: russian authoritiese arying hard to ensure better good access for all fans during the world cup. but the question remains, will ontinue after the final whistle?ro laura: gettingd at the moscow -- getting around moscow there. finally, the wimbledon tennis tournament is entering a crucial onriod. roger federer ha again made the quarterfinals, and serena williams is also through. as for future stars of tennis, spare a thought for the son of novak djokovic. the serbian star wasng with his little doubles partner when the younger djokovic took a tumble to his credit, he got back up again, something we have seen boris becker donce or twice in the past. remember, you can find more of all the day's news on our website. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching news america." >> with the bbc news app, ourt veical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your wo the n

the inferno obliterating erything in its past. >> it's all gone. >> reporter: ts is whereiper and matt smith dreamed of raising t>>ir family. we waited years to buy this place, first home. >> reporter: as 12,000 b firefightersattle to save homes across the state. we joined crews at the complex fire risking their les on front lines. >> reporter: the flames have been racing down this hillside all day long. they are now next to this fohom. firefighters this is their last stance. at the complex fire two infernos could american inmerge into one. crews are already losing ground. >> what day. >> reporter: where lives and homes are at stake, the hted battle unfolding and exploding every day. >>> alice walker'sno iconic l, "the color purple" is a staple. the musical version is making its way to th kennedy center. >> you've got quite a resume. we have porgy and bess and the lion atking. rew you to this production and this story? >> well, first of all, alice walker's book amazing. opportunity tohe be able to play such amazing character that was made famous by danny glover is beyond comprehensi co

who want to hold the police department and the city accountable for tindus to move forward withve erythingtheir most -- you know, put their this. do you feel the same way? . >>well, the p forepleo help. but they also have to help the llpolice as we the culture of not helping to insulat a lot shootee were talking. i was back in in 2013 where we d drive-by shootings numerous people were hit and no one would talk. police can only do so much if people don't tell them what they know. th why we put out on live pd, people call the police, tell them wha t know andmary anonymn. >> tom you so much. we'll keep it in everyone's attention and talking about the daily a your showps to with the thank you so much. >> mike, take it away. hr degree, gloomy, gloomyay ououtt thehe day corey. utseho sll quite of bit of in, parts of thereheav aa. rain con inthto eug thhe the weather heae rain tapering offtonigh again, another few hours of this rain a least. warm, and stormy on sunday.to tl be back into the low 80smid-,80s.ek thrgh t end of the next o week and allf next week we're going see humidity up. temperatu

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jordan, who's -- kid for a on thi a long time and he -- we're about to work together and erything.s jacked. he jacked my style. and i just want -- i want -- - just want photo cred. >> jimmy: i mean now you think that he -- [ laughter and applause ] >> i just want my photo cred. >> jimmy: i understand. you just want little -- >> i just nt my cred. jimmy: that's all. just want a little respect. that's all. >> just a little respect, man. that's "booty call", man.ba in the day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i remember. i remember "booty call." >> that's "booty call." >> jimmy: can we talk about "rob y hood"? >> oh. >> jimmy: dude, congrats on this. this is a different take on the classic. but how fun is that to play robin hood? >> i mean, yeah. i was the kid who s running around with a little plastic bow and arrow. so to be playing this role is incredibly exciting. especially with, you know, jae, it's -- >> jimmy: i could imagine the set. dude, i just want to be on set with you guys. >> no, it's great. and we're so pleased with the movie. it's a really fresh take on the ole thing. 's rock and

. >> jimmy: you do know erything? >> well, kind of. sort of. i do. i know plenty.ing. >> i can't say anything. >> jimmy: do they have like -- >> can't even say anything. >> jimmy: do they have like secrets on set, like an added character that we'll never see? >> yeah, i think -- i think they're, like, fooling us. i think they are doing loads of stuff and they're not even telling us because they don't trust us and rightly so. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: right, yeah. you don't want to slip up, really. >> no, exactly. >> jimmy: because what if you're just like -- yeah, i mean, you can't lie to your family. >> tell me about it. >> jimmy: or your favorite talk show host. [ light laughter ] >> no, i couldn't. >> jimmy: no, you could never tell me what was going on. >> yeah, never. i could never. >> jimmy: you wouldn't die in the last season, no, right? >> i'm not even going to say anything. >> jimmy: your character wouldn't die. [ light laughter ] >> that's clever. >> jimmy: yeah, not bad, right? kind of got into it a little bit. yeah. but you didn't even blink. >> it w

i've seen just about erything, and if we can do something to help the people of syria geto back i some form of shelter on aanitarian basis, and that's what the word was earlier. humanitarian basis. i think that both of us would be very interested in doing that, and we are. we will do that. thank you very much. >> excuse me, but for now noec ic agreements, for instance, between the militaries? >> well, our mies do get along. in fact, our militaries have actually gotten along probably better than oural polit leaders for years, but our militaries do get along very well and they do coordinate in syria and other places, okay, thank you. >> yes. we did mention this. we mentioned the hanitarian track of this issue. yesterday i t discusseds with french president mr. macron, and we reached an agreement that together e withopean countries, including france, we will step up this effort. on our behalf we'll provide military cargo aircraft tode ver the humanitarian cargo, and today i brought up thi issue with president trump. i think there's plenty of things to look into. the crucial thing here is

. >> everything was flyi, erything was flying. >> reporter: but she says the hardships after the stormhave pushed some friends and neighbors into dark depression. >> they're like, thet want th be living anymore if things keep going oway they have, so it's like something to be really concerned about. >> reporter: across the island, the suicide rate increased 29% in the months following hurricane maria. but for people age 65 to 69, the rate more than doubled. and tripled for those age 75 to 79. at victor and blanca colon's home in cacao, chickens and horses were blown off the ridge during the hurricane anddr ned. the road collapsed in both directions. they were isolated for weeks and had to build back fromhe storm on their own. eight of their nine children live in pennsylvania and texe while they cr their o verely disabled son, victor. nearly 500,000 puecans have fled the island's faltering economy over the last decade for better jobs in the states, leaving more older people to age alone. tee government here estima another 200,0 will be gone by the end of this year. the question owho wil

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the party is, it's not the party of ronaldn and george bush throughout the years who really keep erything possible t this country strong and safe. when i was listening to mr. trump's press conference,he words of ronald reagan, bring down that wall, mr. gosh -- gorbachev, bring down thatwall, re ringing in my ears. i'm sure he was rolling over in his grave. >> thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> a close look at where the russia investigation stands. pete, a lot o people are confused about the nut of this whole thing, the mueller investigation. bring us up to date what we know so far about what's going on with that. >> to be clear nothing in the mueller indictments said it affected the outcom nor have azments of the intelligence committee questioned theit lacy of president trump's victory. what you have in the mueller charges and intel community assessments they agree russia wanted to interfere in the election. most of them concluded the goal was to hurt hillary clinton and help donaltrump. what mueller's team accusings the officers of doing, hacking into computeas, lng stolen e-mail

erything is looking pretty good. as you'reap oaching bw parkway, but nothing at this point, at least, reported. if something pops, we'll let you know. southbound 270 at germantown road, typical i volume those main lanes here this morning, and 66 looking good into town and out of town. >> thank you, melissa. we'll take quick break now and check your forecast next. stay with us. mo >>> good fridaing. 75 right now washington. otherwise, upper 60s to low 70s for the rest of the ar. 88 day, a lot like yesterday. sunny, low humidity. perfect end to the weekng big c tomorrow, though, for your saturday. more clouds move in. rain chances keep increasing as we go through the day. sunday we have rain, especially the second half of the day also in the forecast. and next week. keep the umbrella with you, eun. >> sheena, thankyou. another local news update in 25 minutes. now back to the "today" show after this. ♪ start the day with the chicken you love. get the feeling of chick-fil-a, for breakfast. ♪ >>> it's 8:00 on "today. comi