tonight, host of the forthcoming netflix show "patriot act with hasan minhaj," hasan minhaj is here withpplause ] then, their song is called "quarter past midnight," bastille from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tomorrow night, sofia vergara and david alan grier will join us. we'll have music from tyga featuring offset. and later this week, riz ahmed, brad garrett, jay ellis, with music from avril lavigne and t.i. featuring yo gotti. so please join us for all of that. [ applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is one of the most gifted and highly decorated actresses anywhere. she's won an oscar, an emmy and two tonys, but still no grammy, despite the fact she was named after a musical instrument. she returns to abc thursday night with season five of "how to get away with murder." please welcome viola davis. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how is your life going? everything all right? >> my life is beautiful. >> jimmy: is your daughter here with you tonight? >> my daughter is eating every bit

handing down the seven hundred thirty nine simmons's took judge hasan fire read some time the accused face charges including murder protesting illegally and damaging property seventy five of the defendants got the worst possible news yourself by hanging. the court also sentenced the spiritual leader of the brotherhood mohammed badie and forty six others to life in prison. it's become known as the rahbar case after cairo's. tahrir square where the twenty thirteen pro muslim brotherhood sit in took place after the military ousted president mohamed morsy security forces crushed the protest killing more than eight hundred by amnesty international estimates mahmoud a photo journalist known as short on who was covering the protests received five years in prison but he'll walk free for time already served. this sentence is unfair because she didn't commit any crime to be imprisoned five years that he was a journalist doing his job his sentence wasn't a strong evidence it was based on police investigations on the other hand we have proof of his innocence. he said he would launch new proceedin

pakistan succumbed to a nine wicket defeat against india on sunday and pace bowlers hasan ali and mohammadform. and shoaib malik has conceded the more experienced players need to do more. when you have senior cricketers in your dressing room, their responsibility is notjust to perform on a consistent basis. their goal is to groom the youngsters, also. i think that is a big responsibility. it isjust also. i think that is a big responsibility. it is just that when you lose, if you don't make too many changes, eventually you stand up. so thatis changes, eventually you stand up. so that is where i think we need to improve more. now to tennis where world number one simona halep was dumped out of the wuhan 0pen in straight sets on tuesday by dominika cibulkova. the french open champion suffered a back injury in practice on sunday and failed to win a game in the opening set with the 31st ranked cibulkova claiming a 6—0, 7—5 win to set up a third round clash against daria kasatkina. petra kvitova is through to the third round after the two—time champion beat aleksandra krunic 6—3, 6—4. kvitova hit

general assembly hasan rouhani told reporters in tehran that the u.s. was becoming increasingly isolated on the global stage robbi has more from the iranian capital. before you left senior leaders in iran were on the fence about whether their president hassan rouhani should even attend this year's united nations general assembly the apprehension a sign of how disenchanted iranians are with the international community since the united states pulled out of the twenty fifty nuclear deal sending iran's economy into a tailspin so as soon as he returned rouhani took to the airwaves in a live address putting down any doubts as to the importance of his visit to new york where him. the most important thing that was obvious at this year's u.n. general assembly session that we saw in the media and also heads of state said it it was the rightfulness of the public and the reigning nation and the bullying by the united states. he said he was able to use the visit to openly explain iran's policy positions within the legal framework of the un the biggest international

sanctions related news with implications for war and peace on another front as the president of iran hasan rowhani the accuse the trumpet ministration of waging war against his country president rouhani is prominent were made into iran before a separatist group attack on a parade marking the beginning of the iran iraq war similar to pearl harbor day or moral day in the us abaza national resistance claimed responsibility for the attack which killed twenty nine people civilians including a four year old girl among them and wounding seventy inflaming anger toward the u.s. and its regional client states iran's supreme leader accused saudi arabia and the united arab emirates of paying attackers president rouhani will address the united nations general assembly in new york on tuesday and president trump is expected to personally preside over the ski ratio to the deficit because it actually is a big part of it in this case and the spending for better or worse it does help to growth and growth can arise either from government spending or tax cuts that give rise to more money in the private hands t

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all right james you're right so we are awaiting in a few moments for hasan rouhani the iranian president to start that press conference from new york but on the issue of iran james then at that meeting at the u.n. security council apologies james we will now cross over to the iranian president let's listen in to what he has to say. the meetings in their speech is. so poor to jay superiors and achievement. yet. you do.

hasan rouhani is the president of iran has just finished his speech at the united nations on behalf of general assembly speaking obviously about things which are severely a by the u.s. president donald trump but then at the end saying you would not have a friend a better iran if democracy and peace is what you seek we've got james spays our diplomatic editor it's been a busy day hasn't it james and as i said earlier it was almost we were waiting for how her son rouhani would choose to handle what donald trump said earlier take us through it. and the answer is with great restraint i think in many ways the most important lines of the iranian president's speech were the last ones that was the message he was trying to get across quit imposing sanctions and then extremism the world will not have a better friend than iran if peace is what you seek an impassioned defense of the iran deal which of course the other countries that signed up to that iran deal are sticking with with the exception of the united states there really wasn't very strong condemnation of the u.s. in that speech as we've

sanctions related news with implications for war and peace on another front as the president of iran hasan rouhani the accuse the trumpet ministration of waging war against his country president rouhani comments were made into iran before a separatist group attack on a parade marking the beginning of the iran iraq war similar to pearl harbor day or morial day in the u.s. national resistance claimed responsibility for the attack which killed twenty nine people civilians including a four year old girl among them and wounding seventy inflaming anger toward the u.s. and its regional client states iran's supreme leader accused saudi arabia and the united arab emirates of paying attackers president will address the united nations general assembly in new york on tuesday and president trump is expected to personally preside over the security council representing the united states stay tuned on that one. we now turn to budgets and deficits in the u.s. and in the e.u. to help us out we are once again joined by our friend the executive director of the call god tax center at american university profes

general assembly to donald trump's accusations that it supports terrorism hasan rowhani told iranian media the u.s. has become isolated on the trump. one of the two suspects in the nerve agent attack in the u.k. has been identified as a russian military officer who received an honor from president vladimir putin investor group betting katz says these photos prove them on named. is totally chippy. well in the coming hours donald trump supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and his first accuser will appear and front of the senate judiciary committee and with the growing even trump now says he could change his mind if the evidence is compelling enough castro reports from washington. even as u.s. president donald trump tried to deal with the issue of weapons of mass destruction at the u.n. security council his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh was being accused again of teenage sexual abuse behavior julie sweat nick says kevin and his friends organized alcohol and drug filled parties in the early one nine hundred eighty s. just so they could gang rape girls including her the presiden

general assembly hasan rouhani and told reporters in tehran that the u.s. was becoming increasingly isolated internationally fourteen countries either directed or indirectly backed the nuclear agreement at the u.n. security council meeting samus robbi has more from tehran before you left senior leaders in iran were on the fence about whether their president hassan rouhani should even attend this year's united nations general assembly the apprehension a sign of how disenchanted iranians are with the international community since the united states pulled out of the twenty fifty nuclear deal sending iran's economy into a tailspin so as soon as he returned rouhani took to the airwaves in a live address putting down any doubts as to the importance of his visit to new york. the most important thing that was obvious at this year's un general assembly session that we saw in the media and also heads of state said it it was the rightfulness of the public and the reigning nation and the bullying by the united states. he said he was able to use the visit to openly expl

mogg, david davis, boris johnson, one male simile want a hard brexit at the same time as enabling hasano have access to european partners and economy. and just in the way we do now. what sort of question would you ask in a second referendum if it's not about stopping brexit in the entirety? this is ultimately the decision of the parliament but i think it should be between the deal the government can produce if it is able to do so and remaining within the european union. we have come to a deal with the european union and it should be between no deal and that but it should be a 2—part question. between no deal and that but it should be a 2-part question. that that would not be brexit, if we have no deal or we don't like the deal, we stay in? i disagree. when it comes to no deal i don't think there's any constituency pushing for there's any constituency pushing for the type of damage at no deal would deliver but i would suggest that in terms of what no deal means there would be hundreds of brokers with those and other countries and we have no information at the moment. and it should be bet

the iranian russia spoke about the future they talked about a new constitution the president of iraq hasan rouhani even talked about future syria elections and all kinds of political reform reconstruction the return of refugees the exchange of prisoners. and president putin talks about national security and ridding syria finally of what he called terrorism but when it came to turkey. there were on a totally different page turkey's major concern is that the president stated clearly that turkey is already home to three point five million refugees more than three million people live in ad libbed and he's very concerned that is the country with the biggest border with syria that turkey will then have to inherit more refugees as a conflict and plays out so his warning was that there should be a cease fire and his colleagues around the table the leaders of turkey sorry the leaders of russia and iran should report to support the turkish position but perhaps an ominous warning came in the form of a response by president putin to a question about whether there's been any agreement on it and he simp

mehdi hasan tells us where we end up. that's "all in" for this evening. >>> her husband, a decorated military officer, shot in the dark of night. >> it was an execution. >> was this some sort of hit? >> he was in special forces. there must have been something at work. >> that's what police thought too. until they learned about the secret life of this husband and wife. >> they would meet couples on the internet. >> was there a forbidden affair? >> they were probably meeting for sex about four times a week. >> and did it lead to murder? >> she is absolutely cold-blooded. >> soon, there would be questions for mother and daughter. >> it was another shock. >> "the mystery of the murdered >> the wind in the northern prairie sweeps across a vast flatland. grave markers around a military ceremony. the final resting spot for a few dozen veterans, many of whom died in combat. this is where he is resting now. major david shannon, who lost his life in 2002. his mother shirley comes here to visit and remember. his sister brenda too wh

speaking after the president, hasan rouhani accused the trump administration of economic terrorism andrthrowing the government in tehran. he accuses the u.s. of pressuring and threatening supporters of the iran nuclear deal and called on the u.s. to return to negotiations on the deal in the u.n. security council. >>> coming up, no more appendix surgery. a possible new recommendation. >>> plus, day two of the two-night premiere of "dancing wit the stars." we'll have a preview as we lead to the first couple kicked off. >>> sandhya patel, we have a combination of sun and fog. a little something for everyone today. i'll let you know how long the heat is going to stick around >>> breaking news out of san francisco. the new salesforce transit center is shut down because crews discovered a fissure in one of the steel beams in the ceiling. that crack is on the third level bus deck on the eastern side of the salesforce transit center near fremont street. out of an abundance of caution, the joint powers authority temporarily closed down the transit center as they work to repair that issue. all o

mehdi hasan tells us where we end up.ll in" for this evening. >>> her husband, a decorated military officer, shot in the dark of night. >> it was an execution. >> was this some sort of hit? >> he was in special forces. there must have been something at work. >> that's what police thought too. until they learned about the secret life of this husband and wife. >> they would meet couples on the internet. >> was there a forbidden affair? >> they were probably meeting for sex about four times a week. >> and did it lead to murder? >> she is absolutely cold-blooded. >> soon, there would be questions for mother and daughter.

mehdi hasan tells us where we end up.or this evening. >> happy weekend, my friend. thank you for joining us this hour. friday night before a holiday weekend, it always pays to go to work if you work in the news business. if you don't work in the news business, it always pays to watch the news. pay attention to the news. on friday nights in general, right? it is legendary. but particularly before a holiday that you can see coming a long way off. always good idea. and today is proving that rule of citizenship and the rule of the news once again. it has been a very busy day today on lots of fronts. particularly in the courts. just tonight, for example, after close of business, the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c. filed this motion in federal court in washington asking for a gag

mehdi hasan tells us where we end up. that's "all in" for this evening. >> happy weekend, my friend. thank you for joining us this hour. friday night before a holiday weekend, it always pays to go to work if you work in the news business. if you don't work in the news business, it always pays to watch the news. pay attention to the news. on friday nights in general, right? it is legendary. but particularly before a holiday that you can see coming a long way off. always good idea. and today is proving that rule of citizenship and the rule of the news once again. it has been a very busy day today on lots of fronts. particularly in the courts. just tonight, for example, after close of business, the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c. filed this motion in federal court in washington asking for a gag order to be imposed by the court on the legal defense team that's repmag -- representing maria buttina. to try on influence the 2016 election on behalf of the russian government. maria butina's lawyer has done lots of interviews and

trump we assume talking about iran talking about the iranian nuclear deal we also expect to hear from hasan rouhani talking about this facility this mechanism on balance do you think do you have the sense that this can or cannot preserve the nuclear deal in a sense in a way as we could have described it six months ago or twelve months ago when everyone was saying this is the only deal on the table is the best way forward. it's just not possible to say yes or no right now we need to see how this worked for seeds but i think there is a prospect that if not. provide the full range of benefits that the iranians expected there is still a prospect that some of those benefits would still occur whether that's enough to support the rouhani administration and its efforts to keep the agreement alive domestically is very difficult to say but don't count it out yet and i think that the commitment is very strong as margarita made that very clear in his statement today and.

applause ] next week, we are hard at work with guests including viola davis, riz ahmed, casey affleck, hasan jay ellis. and we will have music from bastille, avril lavigne, tyga featuring offset, and t.i. featuring yo gotti. >> jimmy: and next month, we are packing up everything you see here in the studio. including guillermo. like a possum we're going to put you in a box. [ laughter ] and shipping it all to the brooklyn academy of music in brooklyn, new york. we'll be there for a week from october 15th through the 19th. if you'd like to see us there, go to kimmelinbrooklyn.com. tickets are free. and we of course would love to see you there in person. our first guest tonight is a talented actress. her new movie was written and directed by the creator of "this is us" and it is mandatory to cry when you see it. it's called "life itself." it's in theaters now. please welcome olivia wilde. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] you know what? you're celebrating fall. you're saying good-bye to summer with corduroy. >> yes. i'm bringing mustard into our lives. because it's time. >> jimmy:

continue flying very sophisticated diplomatic and then educate means to keep it and short of it and mr hasan yeah you know as russia continues to gain who else gains in the situation. in this situation i believe. that the new friends of israel in the region they are going to be have some more some difficulties really to do whatever they want to go into positioning themselves in the region for example so the area under a person want to be to be joshua was seen very negatively by iran if the confrontation between who or if peace that dispute with the israelis gets out of hand and russians pushy that try to push the israelis somehow to corner them then death would also create some confidence situation for for syria so i believed it. did those who gain from the east this situation in the region there are not too too many obviously assad is not a very popular president that among the arabs in the region many of them they don't want to see a set in power but also they don't want to see you know any terry frieden seen in syria in the arab if they kept the times out of that phase as they call it and