but in order for g.e.ssful in the coming years, i've got to sell my products in every corner of the world. >> i mean, you may personally think of yourself as an american, but your customers are over there. you put your plants over there. you even put research. >> if i wasn't out chasing orders in every corner of the world, we'd have tens of thousand fewer employees in pennsylvania, ohio, massachusetts, texas. i'm never going to apologize for that, ever, ever. >> i love coming to these plants. >> it's great. >> you know, 'cause we actually see stuff getting made. >> getting made. 90% exported from here. >> that's exactly right. >> immelt worked with the president to devise his $447-billion jobs package. and he and his jobs council that's been holding meetings all around the country will give mr. obama more proposals, such as reducing government regulations and spending more to retrain workers. if the republicans say the government shouldn't spend, how the heck are we going to get ourselves out of this? >> n

g.e. recently decided to sell. they could make an estimated $2 billion in the sale. we'll have more on this. and a top presidential kd in brazil has been killed in brazil. he died when the plane went down in bad weather. investors are trying to assess what his death means for october's presidential elections. coming up on the program, recovery halts in the euro area. we'll continue our conversation on the vulnerability of the region to the crisis in ukraine. stay with "the pulse." 13 minutes past 9:00 here in london. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." it is g.d.p. day in europe. germany's economy contracted more than expected while france flatline and we have learned that the polish economy slowed from its fastest growth pace in two years in its second quarter. joining us now to paint the picture of what's happening in the eastern part of the e.u., the director of emerging markets at roubini global economics. we spelled out the details around poland. 0.6%. a little bit better than the estim

they partnered with g.e. g.e. is doing well most of their revenues are from exports to africa. for supplierswin in texas, ohio, and new york. for thaten a win country and its people. more electricity for people and businesses and jobs at the powerplant because the company hires locally and trains workers. they hope to keep expanding as part of our power africa initiative. this is an example of one small business. imagine if we can replicate that success. she says when our customers see the label "made in america" and see our flag, it puts us above all the competition. their vision for their company is the same vision that brings us all here today. she says we want to have a long-term partnership with africa. she is here. i had a chance to meet her backstage. where is she? right there. stand up. she is doing great work. [applause] thank you so much. she is an example of what is possible. a long-term partnership with africa. that is what america offers. that is what we are building. that is the difference we can make when africans and americans work together. let's follow her lea

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.roducts invented by real people like you. >>> taking a live look at camel beach resort in the pocono mountains, you can see the fog out there. nobody at the park just yet. probably will head out later today although meteorologist ted florendo tells us it's not going to be the best day to do anything outdoors in that area this morning. they may get the showers ahead of us. we'll keep you posted in the forecast. >>> the u.s. military conducted more air strikes against extremist militant targets in iraq yesterday. according to the pentagon, there were air drops of humanitarian aid for the town. they have been surrounded by isis for weeks. since august 8th, there have been 115 strikes against them. the threat on our southern border is real. that's what john mccain told at a meeting. mccain says isis has the money and equipment to do it. >> they have to be destroyed. not stopped, not humanitarian effort, but destroyed. they are out to destroy us. >> mccain adds that the border threat makes

. -- g.e.t: roger green asks, do companies that invert and lose access to the ex-im bank, are any inverted companies receiving loan guarantees? guest: because of the way the works--i -- bank honestly don't know the answer to that question. normally inverted companies end up having u.s. based subsidiaries which would probably be eminge for this. the favors and subs -- eligible for this. the favors and subsidies here, the benefits don't necessarily go exclusively to u.s. firms. when air india enters into a subsidized financing arrangement to buy boeing aircraft, it isn't just boeing that benefits, air india does as well. it's a -- if a company is entirely based in a foreign country, they wouldn't be eligible. the number of firms inverted tend to be small. host: will, macon, georgia. hi. caller: how you doing today? host: morning. caller: you guys sort of did touch on -- one of the problems i have is that as a conservative seems to me that as such as the ex-im bank is an outlet for businesses to g

dow doesn't have quite as long a pedigree in africa as g.e. the one thing that we haven't discussed yet on this panel that big companies like dow and wal-mart and g.e. bring their supply chains to africa also have to face the continent's philosophies and practices beyond governments and bad governments and beyond aid and how to use aid and address poverty. as you know, income inequality and jobs for youth and youth employment in general that you both touched on is an issue of most developing nations and the solutions we have been getting into here like crustering, like free trade, like all the things you mentioned, i think designing an economy used to be considered a bad thing. making industrial policy and all of that. i've been trying in my travel across the world to use singapore, thailand, a few other countries that have advanced their economies and generations skipped. you're not going to have to go through learning curve of the united states. you can generation skip, avoid the pollution, really create job model supply chains of the type y

host: jeffrey immelt, the the head of g.e. is planning to announce today a $2 billion trade package with africa and that c.e.o.'s concerns over congress' failure to reauthorize the export/import bank here in washington. next up, jew jean, what do you think about african investment? should we do more? caller: thank you very much. i think we should do more with the current crop of african leaders. it is just like putting new wine looking at human rights and good government. american's e of taxpayer funds. thank you. host: a couple of comments on twitter. let's take a look at those again. edwin saying i would like to see the u.n. invest more in the u.s. we have infrastructure problems and a lot of people need jobs. also why don't regular banks want to invest in exporting ventures? are g.e. and boeing that risky? next up is thomas. should the u.s. invest more in africa, thomas? --ler: my comment to that is . st: we welcome your comments a look at the -- at the political side of this too from the associated press writing about the

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introducing aros from quirky and g.e.ucts invented by real people like you. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> this video child being abducted inside a philadelphia school. today the trial begins. >>> this one to short. fielded cleanly to first. high throw and philadelphia wins! >> a thrilling win for the local kids at the little league world series, taney kept fans on the edge of their seats in an unforgettable come-from-behind victory. >>> the heat and humidity of summer returns. great news if you're near the shore as we take a live look at cape may. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. let's start with that forecast, meteorologist brittney shipp in for bill this morning. it will be warmer but still nice for august, right? >> really nice for august. a bit below the average which is 86 degrees. the humidity goes up, it will take a little while but the humidity goes back up. temperatures across the region 66 degrees and mild for philadelphia. cooler if you're in heading at 57 deg

introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> we wanted to show you this live picture down the shore in cape may. the sun is is just starting to come up. we have clouds out there. meteorologist ted florendo was telling us fog in some parts our area. however all that is going to clear out. we have a gorgeous day on tap. down the shore, looking at mid 70s. in philadelphia we should hit 80 degrees. >>> this weekend, thousands of people demonstrated peacefully. the crowd here in new york by reverend al sharp ton and david patterson marched through the streets yesterday. garner who suffered from asthma was stopped by police on suspicion of selling untaxed cigarettes. his death was ruled a homicide after an officer used a choke hold to get him on the ground. the grand jury is investigating the incident. >>> temperatures briefly flaired during protests in ferguson, but overall the town remained calm for a fourth straight day. protestors marched peacefully this weekend. the march was yesterd

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.ducts invented by real people like you. >>> it's been two weeks since michael brown was shot to death by a police officer in ferguson, missouri, and today, a st. louis county naacp held a youth march there. protesters went to the spot where brown was killed. now, across town, dozens also gather at a rally to show support for the officer wilson. things calmed down in ferguson. for the third night in a row, calm protests were held. officials hope this is the sign that the city turn a corner. thousands of people march through stanten island today demanding justice. eric died last month after being held in a choke hold by a new york police officer. protesters mourned the death also of mike brown. organizers said they were determined to keep the march peaceful. >>> and it was a gloomy start to the weekend, but changes on the way. i'll let you know what to expect on your sunday plus the workweek forecast all coming up in just a bit. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, a grow your own pot semin

. >> if your' making a turbines at a plant in g.e. in the united states, and that country in africa goes to a swedish manufacturer instead because the supportive government would not loan them money, that's a good deal for you, why? >> there are seen and unseen costs. with the roy hill mine you have caterpillar. they're getting a loan guaranteed to export their mining equipment to australia. now he'll get those savings from the tax payers she is now able to better compete with american miners here in minnesota and michigan. there are seen and unseen costs. but really what we have here in the export import bank is something that we've seen a lot in washington where there is a concentration of benefits but a dispersal of costs. it's similar to the sugar program where few people understand how it works. they get the benefits. americans don't see the costs. but it's there. it exists. when you push on something there is an option reaction at the same time. >> george munoz, if this is inseed a subsidy, that's a compelling argument. >> well,

companies go overseas and they're trying to close a sale on selling boeing planes, for example, or a g.e. turbine or some other american product that has all kinds of subcontractors behind it, is creating all kinds of jobs and all sorts of small businesses depend on that sale, and that american company is going up against the german company or a chinese company and the chinese and the american -- and the german company are providing financing and the american company isn't, we may lose that sale. why -- when did that become something that republicans opposed? it would be like me having a car dealership for ford and the toyota dealership offers somebody financing and i don't. we will lose business and we'll lose jobs if we don't pass it. so, you know, there's some big issues where i understand why we have differences. on taxes, you know, republicans want to maintain some corporate loopholes i think need to be closed because i think we should be giving tax breaks to families that are struggling with child care or trying to save for college education. on health care, obviously, their view i

g.e. will help to build african infrastructure. ma mary yacht builds hotels. companies are announcing new deals in aviation, banking, construction, worth more than $14 billion, spurring development across africa, spurring goods stamped with the label made in america. >> and argentinian human rights activist who campaigned for families to be reunited with missing children, found her own grandson 35 years after he was tape at birth. we have the story from buenos aires. >> reporter: it was the moment that she had spent 36 years hoping for. the news that her grandson was alive and wanted to be reunited with his true family. she lived it with much of an emotional argentina crying with her. >> translation: he will now sit in the empty seat. the empty picture frames will be filled. >> reporter: she was one of 30,000 military rule. she was kidnapped while pregnant and gave birth while in captivity in june the following year. two months later he was probably killed. >> translation: there's a lot to be done. we have to keep searching because the other grandmothers must

introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> new from overnight, firefighters battle an apartment fire in northeast and when they get on scene, they had more to worry about than just putting out flames. >>> a philadelphia newspaper editor fired over racially offensive writing that ended up in print. >>> a warm and sunny day. a live look from cape may. reaching the high 80s. it's 5:28 right now. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. high 80s in august. imagine that. >> something new. >> meteorologist bill henley has more with the first alert forecast. we're where we should be, right? >> a little bit warmer than yesterday is where we're starting and where we'll be this afternoon. lots of people will be heading to the shore to find those cooler afternoon temperatures. that's a live view from the comcast center. we are less than an hour away from sunrise. you're starting to see the wisps of clouds. that view is going to look nice and sunny

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.cts invented by real people like you. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> taney and mo'ne davis will make their biggest pitch yet. live in williamsport, just hours away from the next game in the little league world series. >> there could be rain this evening. we're looking at that. that's not the case this morning on the shore as we take a live look at cape may. 73 degrees. all is clear for now. we are tracking rain and storms on our way for tomorrow. >> good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. let's get straight to meteorologist tedd florendo with theç first alert forecast. tedd, all clear right now. >> that is going to change for tomorrow where you may need your umbrellas by tomorrow morning. today, no worries. we're looking dry, manly cloudy skies. those clouds will also begin to clear out and thin out this morning. current temperatures outside rather mild. we're in the 70s throughout many of our neighborhoods right now. 73 for philadelphia and sa

g.e., $110 billion. microsoft, $76 billion. and pfizer is at $scwien billion.one estimate, apple would owe uncle sam more than $36 billion. today's burger king deal was financed with $3 billion from warren buffet's berkshire hathaway, but, maurice, a lot of people are pointing out buffet has long held a position that corporations should not get any tax breaks. >> dubois: vanita nair, thank you. on wall street today, stocks closed higher. the s&p 500 broke new ground, closing above 2,000 for the first time. they are looking to get back to business in california's napa valley as wine country shakes off the earthquake. and three american heroes, including one from the civil war, are in line to receive the medal of honor when the cbs evening news continues. so factors like diet can negatively impact good bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is a duo-probiotic that helps supplement good bacteria found in two parts of your digestive tract. i'm doubly impressed! phillips' digestive health. a daily probiotic. >> dubois: 15 afte

they like that complicated tax code because they managed usually to get zero percent tax rate like g.e. or you know i think goldman sachs paid something like eleven percent it's a tax apartheid you know that huge tax code is again meant to keep the rich richer the poor poor if you if you can afford the lawyer to escape the taxes then like general electric you pay zero taxes pfizer is abandoning america because they don't want to pay taxes in america and the quote from the c.e.o. pfizer there's no upside to being part of america in ordinary times that would be considered treasonous and of course you'd have to walk the plank or. you know be facing charges of treason he's saying that america after all the subsidies after all the infrastructure build out of all the tax benefits after all that's been given to the folks at pfizer they're saying thanks so much we're we've thanks for giving us all this time we want to abandon ship we want to go to somewhere else and of course they'll be here in seoul the u.k. is forced to do something in their tax code and they'll move somewhere else so these

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they have dropped out of the bidding for the g.e. appliance unit.till in talks with g.e. back to our top story this morning. jpmorgan, the hack attack started months ago. bloomberg learning the attack started in june and the intruders reached deep into the bank's infrastructure. customer account data may have been compromised. the fbi is investigating. for more, i want to bring in olivia sterns. tell us what we know about the spending jpmorgan and other companies have put in place to try to defend themselves against the cyberattacks. >> jpmorgan has made a rare move going public in saying how much they are spending on cybersecurity. very few companies disclose that number because the thinking is any information public about how much they are spending to protect themselves or anything they are doing could make them more vulnerable. jpmorgan has been attacked. they are saying they will up their security -- spending on cybersecurity this year. they will have spent about $250 million by the end of 2014 on cybersecurity. that sounds like a lot, but for j

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introducing aros from quirky and g.e.roducts invented by real people like you. >>> 20 minutes until 7:00 on your saturday morning, as we take a live look at akins oval in philadelphia. some wondering if we are going to see rain today and the answer for some of you, yes, you are seeing it right now. although the clouds will remain throughout the day, it will be nice and cool and should be a good day for outdoor plans. highs in the 70s today. can you believe that? 70s in august? >>> homeland security department is urging businesses of all sizes to scan their point of sale systems for a software, backoff. earlier this month ups found infected computers in dozens of stores but is not aware of fraud because of that. there could be more setbacks for the launch of iphone 6. there is an issue with the design panel. that may push the production and release date back. apple is holding a news conference on september 9th, and that's usually when the new iphones and ipads are unveiled. >>> and then there are claims about misrepresente

introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> 6:13 now, 64 degrees as we look toward the philadelphia museum of art and the river. 64 in philadelphia. parts of the poconos if you're watching from there, probably seeing rain now. most of us will see rain later in the day before things clear out. brittney is back in a few minutes. >>> in the crisis in the middle east. a palestinian negotiator said his side is less optimistic about the peace talks with israel. negotiations have been going on since early last week are aim at ending the conflict between israel and hamas in the gaza strip. a five day ceasefire is due to end tomorrow. thousands of israelis rallied yesterday to show support for peace with palestinians. israel began the offensive in gaza july 8th. more than 1,900 palestinians and 64 israel soldiers have been killed. yesterday a funeral was held for italian video journalist. several hundred mourners turned out for the service. he was killed in gaza on wednesday. he was 35 year

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.roducts invented by real people like you. >>> welcome back. 9:42. we're taking a live look at center city. that's where crews use a helicopter. we saw it a few minutes ago to remove the pnb letters from the building they've been located since the 1950s. we pan up here. that a helicopter high above the building. there you see it now. just a few minutes ago it was carrying pay big "p" carrying it from that area and back to the grounds. each of the those letters weighs about 3,000 pounds. we'll check in with him for another update at 10:00 this morning. >>> taxpayers in new jersey have to pay $6.5 million to the law firm governor christie hired to represent his office in the jersey bridge scandal. the attorney general released the bills friday from the law firm, gibson, dunn and crutcher. it represents the governor's office in the bridge scandal. it published a report finding christie and top staffers were not involved in the lane closures. >>> new this morning, former fbi director free,

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cares, and asking g.e., cater pillar, ibm, dow, we're not favors, we're putting our own risk capital up against it. thinkese projects need, i the hand of the u.s. the underwriting of the u.s., if underwrites a deal, risk capital comes in. so punch way above our weight with xm, it speaks to the country's interest in the region jobs here, lots of jobs. established some remarkable partnerships with ionic american brands and know from talking to you back clearthat you've got very ideas about what should be done' from the african side what do be to accelerate business partnerships with the creation jobs. >> thank you. than just looking at what we as africans can do, i can do isther what we certainly look at the area of, aren't areas that challenging, for us as african countries. and a key area for us is around the young people that we have in africa. 15 to 25-year-olds in africa make up 26% of the population of continent today. so the key issue is making sure that we have those people being end to be able to contribute towards the continued economies on the continent. so in looking at our

. >>> next, the upgrade to g.e. >> bursting likes cost-cutting story, they also like that manage is more leveraged. their target is set at 33, about 30% above the trading price. good for the bulls, also higher than the weight price. >>> and lots of calls on michael's after the recent ipo was initiated. >> you know, man -- this is -- it's wall street's of meh. >>> their price target at 16, so they don't see an up side at all. you have it was only an ipo in june. upgrade at needham? >> a bid call for solar. they could tell split the company up. again if there's no news, just their call and sort of their theory. their price target is at 75. that's about 20% above where fsl wrismt is currently trading, but this was a 175 $stock in february of 2011. >> the under the radar name is van heusen, a global ip services, consulting and outsourcing company based in massachusetts, an union agreed to buy from hold. >>> nice pop above where the talk is. >>> street talk to talking numbers, from a fundamental and let's talk 21st century fox. on the technicals. david, time warner bit is over. we showed a pi

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g.e. now makes more revenues outside the u.s. than in the u.s. and is also in africa.'s take an centring example that i like. at the university, there's a masters program in uwanda. that is a place where the segment has a clear advantage compared to china or other countries. >> let me ask you about this. we hear about the huge american countries. it's the opportunities in kaveh. how alert -- in africa. how alert are companies to not exploiting africa. >> companies are ipp her inned into some sports of africa and tapping into a growing middle class and a tremendous resource that africa offers to the world. i think that we have a variety of interest and possibilities for our engage the in africa. >> it's a market we can't afford to ignore for our own economies. going forward. it's important place for us to be. >> we talk about the middle class. we hear about countries, who are doing better. getting wealthier. that may be a case of the rich getting richer, and sometimes they are not creating a middle class. amadu. what do you see happenings. >> economists do not agree on

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g.e. has earmarked $1 billion in its iot research from smart air conditioners to jet engines that send back 5,000 data points a second. but as with any technology the benefits could come with a price. >> reporter: many people are distressed by the lack of prices by the devices in our lives. like smart phones and google glasses. >> we're going to be understood at a deeper level by our businesses, governments and each other, and there are concerns that this could get out of hand. >> reporter: al jazeera. >> michael: ten years ago today google went public and since then the company has changed the lives of millions around the globe. we're taking a closer look at how much our lives have changed since then and how google is changing the future. some of us may have forgotten so remind us. what is life like before google. >> reporter: it seems like it's been around forever, but in these ten years google has changed everything. ten years and one months ago you and i would have been living our digi

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introducing aros from quirky and g.e.ented by real people like you. >>> let's get back to breaking news we've been following for a couple hours now. police are still on the scene of a hit and run. >> that's right. police are on the scene of that hit and run logan section of philadelphia. a pedestrian was hit by two vehicles. nbc 10's jesse gary is live at that scene. give us an update. >> reporter: right now investigators are still on the scene at the accident here at bellfield and broad looking for the second cfirst car that hit n and sped off. they may be aided by cameras here on biellfield that may hav recorded the accident that took place in the middle of the street. a woman walking east to west across broad when two vehicles, a white compact hit her in the air and she came down and a second dark colored car ran over her again. she was hit by two different vehicles. the driver of the second vehicle stopped and is cooperating with the investigation. that first vehicle, the white compact, that car sped off and police ar

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.rom songwriter timothy showalter which "pitchfork" dubbed "raw and reckless" here to perform "shut in" please welcome strand of oaks. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i was born in the middle maybe too late everything good had been made so i just get loaded ♪ ♪ i never leave my house it's taking way too long to figure this out know my name ♪ ♪ know i mean it it's not as bad as it seems ♪ ♪ and we try in our own way to get better even if we're alone ♪ ♪ ♪ i hate talkin' about money i don't wanna talk about luck ♪ ♪ i hate thinkin' i'm not the same as i was i lose my faith in people why even take the time ♪ ♪ you've got your problems i've got mine know my name know i mean it it's not as ♪ ♪ bad as it seems and we try in our own way to get better even if we're alone ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the night was cold and black but the sun was in my eyes ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: strand of oaks! the album "heal" is avaliable now. for tour dates go to strandofoaks.net. we'll be right back. [ cheers and

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.n. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow! buh-bye! thank you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- clive owen. sarah paulson. music from chase rice.

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.jimmy: our next guest is a a very talented writer, director and actress. her previous movies "another earth" "sound of my voice" and "the east" have won many awards and much critical acclaim. you can see her new movie "i origins" which is currently in theaters. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome brit marling! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: brit marling. it's nice to see you again, pal. >> hi. >> jimmy: sorry if i smell like -- chocolate pudding and beer and everything. >> it, it -- suits you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you! it's so nice of you to say. i want to get into it and talk about this new movie, "i origins." >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's another cool movie that you're -- you always -- you pick -- you do these cool movies. i just love 'em. i'm such a fan of yours. >> thanks. >> jimmy: and so this one has got a tricky thing. you're a scientist. >> a molecular biologist, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, sorry. was that similar? >> i mean, kind of. [ laughter ] it's, it's in the same vain. >

introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you.afe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is stinging right now. it's stinging so bad. can you zoom in on dave. look how sweaty he is. [ laughter ] what was your secret jam in this? because there's something that's stinging right now. >> some habanero, some jalapeno powder, and i snuck in a little ghost oil just for you. >> jimmy: see, ghost pepper. ghost pepper. that's what i'm talking about. oh, my gosh. all right. my thanks to jason statham, demi lovato, my man david chang and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week! buh-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- ethan hawke.

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.eople like you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest this evening is an academy award-winning actress and one of the biggest movie stars around. she currently anchors an incredible cast in the hbo movie, "the normal heart" which receieved 16 emmy nominations. [ cheers and applause ] it's fantastic. it will be available on blu-ray august 26th. dvd! [ laughter ] please welcome, the one, the only, julia roberts. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! they love you. we love you! we love you! thank you for coming to our show. >> wow! i am going to be impossible to live with now. >> jimmy: yeah. no! no, you're gonna be fantastic. how are you doing? how's everything going? >> great! >> jimmy: are you having a a great summer? >> yes! a great summer. how's your summer? >> jimmy: it's good! >> your busy! >> jimmy: my baby just turned one. [ cheers and applause ] for two days -- do you have any advice for me as a -- >> well, first of all, the name, winnie, i think is -- so adorabl

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.ur next guest is the creator and host of the critically acclaimed show, "drunk history," which is in its second season and airs tuesday nights on comedy central. let's take a look. ♪ >> so, we go to philadelphia, there is a young woman, peggy shippen, who is the "it" girl of philadelphia. peggy was like, "i'm hilarious, and british, and i'm the most beautiful person that any one has ever seen." she has a suitor named john andre. but benedict sees her and just falls crazy in love with her and tells her, better with you -- this is not an exact quote. "better, you're so great, i love you so much. you're so great." so, she marries benedict arnold, who i i believe she also loves. oh, god. >> what? >> i just realized i don't think so. >> seth: please welcome derek waters. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: it's critically acclaimed. >> first of all, thank you. >> seth: you're very welcome. >> for saying that and for having me on with my one request. you've wanted me on the air for years. >>

d.o.d., andves from the world bank and private partners like the g.e. foundation also joined. in addition to emphasizing the need to focus on tee textion, isolation and adequate training for health workers in the field our long-termized commitment to building the healthcare capacities of west african nations beyond this immediate crisis intervention. we continue to work with our international partners and the neededto assess what is to properly treat patients and response. sustainable such support has included providing financial and properly assistance to equip, treatment centers and supporting communication efforts healthcare workers assess affected communities. communities.ed the w.h.o. sub regional coordination center opened on july 23. and is coordinating all surveillance efforts, harmonizing technical support and mobilizing resources being provided to the affects countries. the organization has also launched a $100 million plan toy response search -- to mount a more effective response. we are in continuous discussions new ways to provide assistance. no higherment has pri

introducing aros from quirky and g.e.eers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: hey guys, welcome to "last call", i'm carson daly. we're hanging out at evr in new york city. we have an awesome show for you tonight. we're gonna start with the music. we've got the female rock duo deap vally, they're gonna perform from live nation's belacso theate in the spotlight we're going to tell you everything you need about the new horror film "afflicted." but right now we sit down with one of north america's finest actors. diego luna's credits read like a greatest hits of both mexican and american cinema. you've seen him in "y tu mamÁ tambiÉn", "before night falls", "the terminal", and "milk." and his latest gig finds him behind the camera directing a passion project on the life of the great labor leader cesar chavez.