>> jimmy: yeah, it's called the jay-jay? how would the jay-jay go? [ laughter ] a lot of kids are watching, jay-jay. [ laughter ] jay-jay, okay. guys, we have my pal here jay. you can call him jack, up to you. [ laughter ] favorite football team is the jets, of course, the new york jets. he came up with his own touchdown dance, and it's called the jay-jay. and when you get a touchdown, you throw the ball and then you spike the ball and then, you -- yeah. yeah, that's how you do it. [ laughter ] okay, good. for this next one, taylor swift just won video of the year at th vmas. >> my girl. >> jimmy: that's your girl? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: weird because that's my girl. yeah. [ laughter ] no, no, i'm kidding. guys, can you do like a a taylor swift type of song, please? for jay. okay well jack all right so welcome to "the tonight show" our favorite team is the j-e-t-s jets hey man i already know and if you had a dance of your own to do whenever touchdowns were thrown than we would call it the jay-jay instead of the nae-nae wanna see it, y'all th

jay korff is once again telling the incredible story. for tom mitchell, renowned tattoos, is once again running beyond the realm of reality. aboutstart talking children dying, it forces us to look at our own mortality and the mortality of our own children. nobody wants to think about that. a 100ast year he finished mile marathon to raise money for childhood cancer. he lost his daughter, sheila, to cancer in 2009. weep put this "life-saving medicine" into her body. jay: he has four days to complete the grueling 200 mile race, circumnavigating lake tahoe. >> i'm trying to replicate the struggle, the pain, the reality of childhood cancer. jay: he is dedicating each mile to a different child who has died from or is battling cancer. nonprofits provides nonmedical needs like rent or groceries to families that get buried under mounting medical bills. a to play and a temper -- a toy at a temporary tattoo also go a long way to help the child in turmoil. >> wow. that's a good one, isn't it? man, looks just like mine! mile number two. jay: in late

jay is live in springfield with more. jay? jay: children all throughout fairfax county are counting down the hours until summer ends and nother school year begins. >> skate park, whether on wheels r in the pool, sunday summer seems to be one of those magical moments. >> it's the last hoorah for the boys. >> a day where the wind seems to be at your back. >> show up with rollerblades, skateboards and all the kids show up. jay: when the water feels just like, when smiles form more quickly and last a little longer, children can sense it. >> reality of life to come back on tuesday. jay: the grip of grades begins soon. lost its ness has course and getting back to school throwing ourselves back to work. every why not get out last drop out of the summer? >> we'll get every form of excitement that we can squeeze out of the warm weather. jay: a lot of high school students are also jazzed about the fact that they will be getting um about an hour later this year than they had to do last year after much debate and discussion, fairfax count

jay: they are packing and moving the balls. the museum donated else to dupont underground, across town. duke -- dupont undergrad will call on artists to create art pieces with the balls. so the indoor beach is being transported to live again, this time underground. >> something utterly unique. : the gentleman that you see packing the boxes, those are the real heroes. there are only about a half dozen folks left. es in total are being used to transport all these balls. i'm somewhere here in the midst of these balls. there are so many, they will not be done until tomorrow. live in northwest washington, jay korff, abc 7 news. look at: i cannot help that jerk and refer to the story about the germ colonies on the trays. this weather is not too bad, considering. steve: it is not, and we will keep the warm temperatures for two days this week. then we have a cooldown. a month of transition, and we will feel the difference a week from today, i promise. 11:00, right now, past still 79 degrees at reagan national airport. the wind out of t

jay, jay, we could get some big money for that if it's a [ bleep ] fish, buddy. come on.ll be on the [ bleep ] news, man. it needs help, whatever it is, dude. it's dying. jay, let's get it. >> yeah, he's dying. >> let's get it. let's get it. oh, man, jay, that is a [ bleep ] -- that's a tuna, bro. >> no. >> that's a tuna or something, jay. look at it. >> it looks like a flounder with the fins. >> oh, man, jay, let's put it in. lewd at that [ bleep ] thing. oh, my god. jay's got a little [ bleep ] fishing hook. are you telling me that's the hook? oh, my god! oh, we got it! oh [ bleep ], jay. oh, my [ bleep ] god. jay, that is still good meat on that fish, kid. am i lying? holy [ bleep ]! look at you mother [ bleep ]! oh, my god, jay. look at him, he's trying to get away. >> what kind of fish is it? >> who the [ bleep ] knows. it's moby dick! >> was it moby dick? was it a flounder, a tuna? the man behind the viral video will tell us. he'll tell us all about it in a very last word we'll post online after the show. but michael, you're going to have to keep it clean. >>> can't

that resulted in jay's treaty. the very much trusted and liked john jay. david: i am not sure he liked him so much after the treaty. jeanne: that is true. david: you wanted to talk to him, and jay would not come to philadelphia. irregularity that was mentioned that time. both randolph and washington wanted to sit down with jay and ask, how did this happen? ashink washington was peeved a result. jeanne: yes, sir? >> wait for the microphone. criticism does washington deserve for his selection of the cabinet of pickering and woolcock and henry dobbs? they were not exactly top-tier people. i know there were some refusals to take the positions. i would say henry knox was a leading light in the cabinet. he is often misunderstood and wrongly charged -- judged as a dim bulb because he was in a room with a pyrotechnic hamilton and jefferson. any of us would find ourselves overshadowed by the company. washington had incredible difficulty filling the post. hamilton picked walcott. unfortunately, they remained in close corresp

jay? leon, cancer survivors, cancer patients, those who have lost loved ones came out in full force for a powerful purpose. rain, hundredsg of people affected by cancer gathered in washington tuesday night for the lights of hope ceremony. it givespowerful that you more information to go on and fight. illuminated tags surrounded the reflecting pool, each containing a personal died,e to someone who has has fought cancer, or has beaten cancer. >> my mother, my father-in-law, a niece, and friends. is here to lobby members of congress to make sure that funding cancer research remains a top priority. >> i'm doing my part to see that we get a cure, as fast as we can. >> cancer affects everyone. vicki has had 15 family and friends affected by cancer. >> she had just gone in for knee surgery. they said she had pancreatic cancer. in eight months, she was gone. jay: the cancer action network says cancer will kill an estimated 589,000 people this year. driving rain will not stop this crowd from demand

classy move by the jays and their fans up north. and the yankees will wear no. 8 on their left sleeve the rest of the season. >>> 1-0 jays in the 7th, two on for ackley, hitses one to center -- hits one to center. then the jays bust it open! russell martin, breaking out the big stick. a 3-run shot over the wall at left. 4-0 game, toronto. yankees slide 3.5 games back of the blue jays in the division. bartolo colsn left with the bases loaded in the 8th. now 2-1, freddie freeman to the corner in right. the braves come back to take a 3-2 lead. mets tied it at 3. a save situation for juris familia in the 9th. mets lose 6-3. washington also lost. so the magic number is down to just 5. >>> victor cruz, rodgers- cromartie are out for the stint with the redskins. you can catch all the action at metlife stadium. giants looking for their first win of the season. let's go get it! you know what yogi would say? [ laughter ] amoi setng geouofheas g fs. my grandfather angel martinez vi came over from puerto rico, and his thing was the american dre

our own jay korff is telling his incredible story.: tom mitchell renowned for the ymriad of tattoos. beyond the realm of reality. >> we talk about the children dying and this force us to look at our own mortality. jay: last year he finished a marathon to raise awareness for the cancer and the foundation. he lost his daughter to cancer in 2009. this is life saving medicine we call it medicine in my daughter's life and cure cancer and save her life. i stopped her heart. jay: he will have four days to complete 200-mile race. circumnavigating lake tahoe. >> i'm trying to replicate the pain, reality of childhood cancer. the non-profit provides nonmedical needs like rent and groceries to the families who get married under mounting medical bills. a toy -- >> you'll get wet. >> temporary tattoo will go a long way to help child in turmoil. in late august he read the names of all the kids he is running for. this mother from manassas said the chemo that was designed to cure her daughter ayery took the life of the 2-1/2-year-old. >> i miss my dau

so he very much trusted and like john jay. quakes i'm not sure he liked them so much after the treaty. talk to him and jay would not come to philadelphia. he went to new york where he had been elected governor on he was overseas. an irregularity that was mentioned at the time. both randolph and washington wanted very much to sit down with jay and ask how did this happen and what did this mean, and he wouldn't do it. i think washington was peeved as a result of that. quakes how much criticism does washington deserve for the selections in the cabinet of timothy pickering and all wolcott and maybe to an extent, henry knox. there were certainly better qualified people. quakes i would say that henry knox was a leading light in the cabinet. often misunderstood and wrongly judged as a dimbulb because he was in a room where the pyrotechnic hamilton and jefferson. in any of us would find by thats overshadowed company. the problem with the second cabinet is that washington was having incredible difficulty filling the post. hamilton pick

jay, look at it. >> it's a flounder with the fins. >> oh, man. jay, let's pull it in, dude. look at that [ bleep ] thing. oh, my god. jay, that is still good meets on that [ bleep ] fish. holy [ bleep ]. you look at this [ bleep ] thing. what is that thing, dude? oh, my god. look at this thing. oh, my -- look at this [ bleep ] thing. we got to call the aquarium or something, dude. what the [ bleep ] is that? >> i wouldaquarium. we're going to take a break now. when we come back mikey and jay, the guys from that video are standing by. we'll be right back. sir, could you step aside? "sir"? come on. you know who i am. progressive insurance? uh, i save people an average of over $500 when they switch? did you pack your own bags? oh! right -- the name your price tool. it shows people policy options to help fit their budget. [ scanner warbling ] crazy that a big shot like me would pack his own bags, right? [ chuckles ] so, do i have the right to remain handsome? [ chuckles ] wait. uh-oh. fact. every time you take advil you're taking the medicine doctors recommend most for joint pai

jay: the silver spring transit center is open. finished,t it's everything is pristine and looks wonderful. it it sat unused because of structural integrity concerns. >> it's unfortunate that it had to sit there. bike,ow riders can walk, or ride a bus to their destination. it includes metro bus, montgomery county ride-on, van guy, departure signs, and restrooms. need toe may transfer. we will have to to help. i don't think it will be long before people get used to it. these people say moving the buses from street stops in 20 transit center makes for a more efficient and safer travel experience. >> the traffic is flowing freer, pedestrian traffic is safer. it's really nice. we were just talking about how happy we are that it is open. jay: of course, the big first test is the monday morning commute tomorrow. keep in mind that metro officials say that some 3000 people will use this facility -- some 20,000 people will use this facility daily. kellye: we will keep you informed about traffic problems on "good morning washington," beginni

jay korff has the investigation happening now. ms 13 is a, notorious and dangerous gang that has a presence here in loudoun county, but law enforcement officials are not sure if the graffiti that was spray-painted all over this neighborhood in ashburn was done by a gang member. >> we don't need this kind of mess, nobody does. an unsettling feeling washes over some people. iet little neighborhood was rocked with this ugliness. jay: sometime overnight monday, somebody spray-painted graffiti on several cars. >> it shocking. jay: this longtime resident witnessed the graffiti and said it was widespread. >> why us? why our little neighborhood? jay: they even hit school buses and the middle school. they are trying to determine if the graffiti is authentic, from a gang member. regardless, residents hope that these letters and numbers never return. >> it's a horrible thing. something you expect to be well protected and you never hear of these things, so it's sad. while the police search for the person or persons responsible, they have cert

john jay's coach gary gutierrez reportedly apologized for his players' actions. they lost the game 15-9 to marble falls high school. police in marble falls released a statement saying they are conducting an investigation. no arrests have been made at this time. but criminal defense attorney james reeve says the teenagers could face harsher punishment. >> the problem in this case is the helmets could arguably be considered a weapon. if the helmet is considered a weapon, that would make it a felony in this case. >> reporter: the governing body that oversees high school competition in texas

our last speaker is jay w. richards, a research professor in the school of business and economics at the catholic university of america. he's an executive editor of the stream and senior fellow at the discovery institute. richards is author of many books, including the new york times best-selling books infiltrated" infiltrated in 2013, and "indivisible" in 2012. he's also the author of money, greed, and god which won the 2010 templeton enterprise award. his articles have been published in harvard business review, "wall street journal," "washington post," and many other prestigious venues. with that please welcome jay w. richards. [applause] jay: it's fun to you with you and here for these subjects. since i went last i realized many of things i was going to say are things that president garvey has said or michael said. i'm going to change my plans a little bit. i do want to address this question about how we understand pope francis because most -- unless you are a full-time pope follower, you write for a catholi

jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: talking, texting, surfing the web on metro. metro has renegotiated deal with major cell phone carriers that would allow cell phone service inside the metro tunnels. metro said they will do the work themselves, claiming that means it will be done faster. also update their radio system for better communications. alison: new at 11:00, the apple watch is credited for saving the life of a massachusetts teen. he experienced chest pains after a football practice. he said his apple watch gave him his resting heart rate, which was 145. he was diagnosed with a condition that occurs when muscle tissue enters the bloodstream. while he waits to get back on the field, you something to look forward to -- apple ceo tim cook heard about the story, called him, and offered an internship. leon: i hope that internship comes with a new watch. alison: they are really expensive. brian is here with us tonight to talk about the weather. sounds like it will be great. it really improves wednesday, thursday. leon: which is key. robert: just sayin'. somebod

jay: i would be so honored if they came and stole our design.build vehicles for the niche local market. if they came and said i am going to steal this idea for a desert-racing vehicle in the southwest that is also road legal, the market is like this big for that. so local motors is simply sized to the market to be able to go one place to the next place to the next, always taking on individual innovations that are in the area where people need to have a response to what they need in that place. rachel: hi, guys. so here's a race car coming. >> he is coming. rachel: this guy is not street legal, right? >> actually, that race car is titled, but we don't drive it on the street. rachel: oh, my god. what is the hardest thing about driving off road? what do i need to be careful of? >> long pedal on the right -- that is all you got to remember. rachel: how am i doing? >> you are doing good. you just want to maintain speed. jay: we are looking to share information, the good and the bad, and bring it out as quickly as possible. in the next 10 years, you a

that nunderline the convention. >> let me say something about jay. it is augauguust 3rd. he is with prince orlando. a spanish minister to the french government. there is a map on the table and they are beginning the nugauche asia nugaucheatinugauche -- negotiation for the treaty of paris. and there is this map, and orlando puts his finger on what is new eerie, pennsylvania and draws a line through toledo and ends up in tallahassee, florida and he said everything east of that is yours. everything west of that is ours. ... jay versus pipe into franklin's fireplace and says the story break resolutions and adams comes down where he's been negotiating with dutch bankers and he says we are going to break these resolutions forever so they broke the treaty and sell that to the french. >> on such goodwill our nation was founded. [laughter] since we are out west but they mention the second things which comes into play. why was given a choice did george washington a man who seemed utterly wise and every other account referred to -- preferred to go to detroit ra

jay: indeed, electricity in the air, and many of the followers who were standing where i am right now, here is some of the fencing holding them back. the vatican embassy is just over my shoulder. this is where pope francis will sleep, eat, ponder what was a rerkable and historic day. it would be an image for the ages. after landing for the first time on american soil, pope francis joined the motorcade traveling in a small black fiat, a clear symbol of humility from the pontiff who has preached service above wealth. just before 5 p.m., the pope arrived at the enunciate your in northwest washington, vatican embassy, where more than 1000 followers greeted him. >> it was amazing. the crowd, you could feel the energy change. jay: the spiritual solidarity she felt in the crowd was inspiring. >> even the crowd, it was touching everyone. he is sending a message that everyone can approve. willthis is where the pope rest and dine in washington. very as catholic schools and parishes will cheer him on from the grassy area near the front door. >> she said he was here. here from herd nearby home to

jay: i think michael is right. i would object to certain aspects of liberation theology on impurecal grounds, again. just to give one example. an idea from an argentina person which held the southern hemisphere, at least south america and central america was poor because north was rich. the fundamental theme in the prominent liberation theologian gustavo gutierrez, if you read his entire argument, it hinges on this dependency, the poverty of the south is a causal relationship between the poverty of the south and the wealth of the north. even gustavo gutierrez in later editions of theology liberation based on the empirical details of economics actually abandon impurecal questions are very, very important here. there are many questions we are talking about economics that are not merely theoretical, not merely philosophical. there is data on it. it's important, sort of respect the catholic has on science. to take a look at these kinds of things. >> i'm not an economist but i was a lawyer and i was 15 years on the staf

jay: indeed. gyments filled an auxilary for an emotional vigil to remember a teammate, a classmate, a friend. students packed this gym wednesday night to attend a private vigil for nick upton. officials believe he drowned while swimming sunday night. the 19-year-old junior was studying abroad at the university of cape town. >> they asked for a time and place together as a community. the university wanted to support them in reflecting on the time with him and celebrating him. jay: he was a popular figure on campus. he belonged to a fraternity. many of those in attendance were those closest to him, teammates and fraternity brothers. >> anytime that a tragedy like this occurs, the university pulls together and we really support each other. that is the reason the community came out tonight. jay: some are still holding out hope that nick is alive, will be found alive. sadly, south african officials fear he is not. his body has not been found. leon: thank you. now a case of maybe something positive grow

[applause] steve: [laughing] jay--jay said, "oh"! she's fat.] [applause and cheering] steve: kim. >> i think--you don't tell her you've been married before. steve: don't tell her you've been married before. [buzzer] audience: aw! steve: pass or play? >> we're going to play! >> we're going to play, steve. steve: they're going to play. all right, let's go. [applause and cheering] steve: hi, alexis. >> hi, steve. steve: what are you-- you're in school? >> yes, sir, i'm a senior at the university of south florida. steve: oh, wow. that's pretty good. [applause] what's your major? >> majoring in health administration and health i.t. steve: wow. great voice, too. very strong. >> thank you. steve: health education and health i.t. [laughter] just nailing it. who dressed your daddy down there? >> well, actually, that's my ex-husband. we've been married twice, but these are our children. [laughter and applause] steve: this family really been feuding. [laughter] >> he's my best friend. steve: that's okay, ms. shae. i--i know right away to quit talking to t

washington continued to consult jay. that is one of the reasons he trusted him with the british mission that of course resulted in his treaty. yes, he very much trusted and liked john jay. mr. heidler: i'm not sure that he liked them so much after the treaty. mrs. heidler: that's true. mr. heidler: he wanted to talk to him, but jay would not come to philadelphia. he went to new york, where he had been elected governor, while he was overseas -- and irregularity that was mentioned at the time. both randolph and washington wanted very much to sit down with him, and ask how did this happen? he did not do it. mrs. heidler: yes, sir. criticism does washington deserve for his cabinet junglehe maybe to an extent, henry knox. they were not top-tier people. how much criticism, when we look back on washington? mr. heidler: i would say that oftenknox was misunderstood and wrongly judged as a dimbulb because he was in the room with hamilton and jefferson. any of us would find ourselves overshadowed by the company. the problem with th

jay: i think michael is right. i would object to certain aspects of liberation theology on impurecal grounds, again. just to give one example. an idea from an argentina person which held the southern hemisphere, at least south america and central america was poor because north was rich. the fundamental theme in the prominent liberation theologian gustavo gutierrez, if you read his entire argument, it hinges on this dependency, the poverty of the south is a causal relationship between the poverty of the south and the wealth of the north. even gustavo gutierrez in later editions of theology liberation based on the empirical details of economics actually abandon impurecal questions are very, very important here. there are many questions we are talking about economics that are not merely theoretical, not merely philosophical. there is data on it. it's important, sort of respect the catholic has on science. to take a look at these kinds of things. >> i'm not an economist but i was a lawyer and i was 15 years on the staf

afterward at ten, remember it was her birthday her and jay-z, beyonce and jay-z went to the barclay primea alone. >> rittenhouse square again. >> and a across the street nick jonas was hitting on you the side parx restaurant and he was all dressed in black and he was sitting right outside. >> i would think we want to sit inside but if he haddon people didn't recognize him or something. >> they had a long night. >> no one recognized nick jonas. >> sitting the street. >> jay-z after we dropped off beyonce back off at rittenhouse he went out with meek million in million they went to a party at crystal tea rule. >> i heard bit, yes a lot of people were talking about going. i was than the there. >> why are you laughing. >> a flier. >> it was pretty interesting. i don't know if i can go to that. >> this is nicki minaj and meek mill they watched beyonce's performance on the stage. what was interesting is beyonce sang two songs that she collaborated with nicki but she didn't call her up. have been was waiting for her to flawless, you know, front in center of that. >> i thought about that but this

it was 3-0 blue jays after one. meanwhile, price gave up two hits over seven shutout innings and exited the game with a 4-0 lead. in the eighth, the yankees put two with on the board with nobody out but brett cecil knocks out brett gardner. then fans a-rod swinging for out number two. finally he strikes out brian mccann to end the inning. the yankees lose 4-2 and fall 3 1/2 games out. >>> the mets tried to regain their footing against the lowly braves at citi field. the rookie provided a big bang early. cracks an opposite field blast and miller, his eighth homer of the year makes it 2-0. a huge start by jonathon niese. he tossed six shutout innings and left with a two-run lead. the amazin's blue it open in the seventh. murphy comes through in a clutch. two run double down the right field line. the mets win it 4-0. washington was rained out. so new york's magic number is down to seven. >>> in the nfl, the jets are in indianapolis and gang green came to play in week two. the jets lead the colts 17-7 in the fourth. new

jay: it's a busy schedule. cuba. in from the crowds disbursed from the nunciature, the vatican embassy. feelou can't help but the eck his trity that ran through the grounds of the vatican embassy as pope into theulled up fiat the the small pope talks about walking humbly and how to treat other focus ond how to .ervice he proved that by showal up in vehicle. there were hundreds of followers who were kept away strong security. every time the pope comes and 200 from the nunciature school children will be here to greet him. the nunciature is where the will sleep and eat and pull to thea capitol and churches and much more. news.rff, abc7 jonathan: thank you. it's funny when you see the entourage pull up. bulletproof suburbans and the expenseive vehicle and he up in a four-door fiat. when the plane touched down there was a cacophony of people screaming and yelling. he is getting the rock star treatment. suzanne kennedy was on the tarmac when the plane touched down. you were beaming when the pope off. hysterical he got off

jay lund.ieve that mike--when i look at the statistics, i get about the same kind of answer that he gets. sam: which is to say you can have an el niño pattern without heavy rainfall. in fact, data from northern california shows little correlation between the two. this graphic plots out the strength of el niño from left to right and the corresponding water flow. jay: you'll see that there are some very low and very high el niño events that have a lot of precipitation and very little precipitation. sam: so el niño can mean lots of rain. chris farley: el niño. sam: or no rain, at least in northern california. southern california is a different story. jeanine jones: the strongest correlation geographically is up at the pacific northwest, and down to southern california and into the mexico coast. where we are in northern california is in sort of a grey zone that can go either way. sam: jeanine jones with the state's department of water resources says we're in that so-called grey zone because of a ri

. >> reporter: devon henson's hub jay has advanced pancreatic cancer. they have two daughters and for the last nine months he's been on an aggressive form of chemotherapy. >> it's devastating. i mean it's devastating. >> never did they think a one-time friend would take advantage of their living nightmare. police say three months ago tracy cats sorry set up a website to raise money for jay's treatment even posting it on facebook. page called help jay henson beat cancer. >> she asked me if it was okay and i said yes. >> the donations started rolling in. jay's parents family members and friends were giving thousands to an account in her name. >> she dropped off two checks. the first week she claimed that they had to be under a thousand dollars for tax reasons. >> but after just two weeks the money stopped and instead of checks devon was getting text after text of excuses. she wouldn't give them the password or account information. seeing that the website had collected more than $10,000 from 90 different donors, devon became suspicious and contacted police

>> she sent jay z's champagne.u know, oprah has a lot of money. >> by the way, if you're wondering, jay z's champagne is like $450 a bottle. so i won't be buying it. >> what? >> i'm b >> christmas is coming. >> no. >> all right. speaking of viola, get your red wine and your popcorn ready, people. later we're going inside the stellar tgit return. i can't wait. >> plus, tom cruise's ex-wives uniting in the name of fashion? we'll explain. >> interesting. >> next. >> but first -- social media blowing up over stonewall. new film about the 1969 riots that spark america's gay rights movement. >> it's misguided to say the least. >> our insider about.com slamming the film for those who ignited the uprising. >> why would you give credit for starting the revolution? to a made up white character? >> but director is defending his depiction. >> i want to make a movie only for the gay population. i want to make it a movie for every >> everybody would be interested in the real story of stonewalled, not a fictional idea. closed cap

and i was walking out of the white house with the direct ef jay jay abrams, i said jay jay you want touse we are going to get some french fries because they don't feed you a lot at the white house. >> and you had a driver. >> stephen: and i had a driver and he said no, i've got an uber. i said what's an uber. and an uber pulls up to the white house. and we got in and off we went and me and jay jay abrams went drinking, yeah. what is your response to uber kills professional good paying jobs and it's unfair to the drivers and it's destroying the cab industry. >> my response is let's just take new york, for example. taxi drivers spend $40,000 a year renting a car. that should be a bentley that you're riding around in, but instead it goes to a taxi owner who owns the licence to own and operate that cab. in the uber world you can use your own car. you don't pay $40,000 to rent a vehicle. you make more dollars per hour and it is flexible. you don't have a shift. you can turn on your work when you want to and turn it off. you want to pick up your kids from school, turn it off. if you want to

our jay korff is standing by us what is to come. jay? jay: alison, the mood here at the nunciature also referred to as the vatican embassy is alive. is electric. i am going to step back a little bit and richard is going to pan off. of where weense are. we are off of mass avenue here in northwest washington right across from the vice president's home. obviously northbound lane, that is where pope francis and will be mobile traveling up and pulling in here, into the driveway of the vatican embassy. the southbound lanes are actually open to traffic. this is the magic of this right here. you see approximately 200 from catholicn schools from throughout the variousand some from parishes. they are here to meet and greet pope francis. when he comes. he comesevery time nunciature,m the the vatican embassy. it's our understanding. i was looking at the shirts. schoolsdren from the like st. peters, sacred heart, st. mary's, st. patrick's, st. joseph's. they are thrilled beyond words beknow that they will meeting the world leader, the their faith, a

jay?well, he's invoking the fifth because he's concerned that the statements he would make would be used in a criminal proceeding against him. and his lawyer said because of that, there may be criminal action. i think that's a good lawyer. if i was representing him, i would say the same thing, because i suspect that there is information that if it was made public that would either be constituted crime in and of itself, or might lead to something like perjury. so the fact is what i think the senate should do is grant immunity here and get this guy to testify, which is what the approach should be. they're taking the fifth because they're concerned. and i've done this for clients before. >> in fairness, could it be a simple issue that maybe he didn't pay taxes on the money that he was given? >> it could be anything. anything that would constitute a potential crime. the fifth amendment right against self-incrimination can be used. what you've got is a situation like this. it could literally be

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and, jay, you and i don't agree politically, do we? and i love you. >> i love you, too. >> stephen: another so without-- >> does jay live in south carolina. >> stephen: jay teaches south carolina history. >> i want your vote in the primary. >> stephen: good, good. no, you gotta go for it, anywhere you can get them. now, i love my brother even though we politically differ. without in any way diminishing your love from your brother, in what ways do you politically differ from your brother george? ( cheers and applause ) >> i'm, obviously, younger. >> stephen: you're younger. >> much better looking. >> stephen: uh-huh. policy, though. you can tell us any policy. >> oh, oh! >> stephen: do you have any policy differences? >> i think my brother didn't control the republican congress spending. i think we should have brought the hammer down on the government when they were spending way too much. our brand is limited government. you can take care of people in the front of the line, the people who are struggling. that's a core value of our party

according to jay grude grude mccoy tried to take tame of his foot, the scissors cut him. he couldn't stop the cutting. and he told gruden not to tell anybody but the coach says he is okay. while mccoy practiced today. jackson did not. jackson suffered a hamstring injury in the season opener. head coach jay gruden said that he is still day-to-day and it's still unclear whether he will play sunday against his former team. meantime, the nationals continue their final week of the season taking on the brave in atlanta. jordan zimmerman is on the mound tonight and this could be his final start for the nats as he is a free agent in the off-season. the weather is causing all sorts of problems for the blue jays and the orioles who are playing a double-header today after tuesday's rain-out. and tomorrow's game has been moved up to 12:05. toronto just wants to play. they are one win away from clinching the a.l. east. it looks good because they lead the o's 10-0 right now in the seventh. get the champagne bottles ready. we like to have fun. this rangers fun was spooked out by the mas

jay gray, back to you. >> jay, did the pope meet with the president of that island nation? two, what dyou feel in terms of the mood of those folks? >> reporter: your first question, jim, he did meet with raul castro, they spend 45 minutes to an hour together. it wasn't an official state visit. but that, he met with his brother, fidel castro, for 35 to 40 minutes. the meeting included castro's children and grandchildren. we're told the two men exchanged books as gifts and it was an informal meeting. people here are genuinely excited that pope francis has decided to visit their country. he's the first pope, and there have been three now in the last 17 years, he's the first in their native language, spanish. he's from argentina. that's excited a lot of the people here. even those not of the catholic faith believe that he is shining a light that the rest of the world can use to see cuba, to understand cuba a little bit better. they are starving for change and progress here, and they believe the pope holds the key to generating those two things. >> thanks, jay. >>> a document ob

the bombers had to notice the blue jays who pummelled the brave s in atlanta. two went deep in the fourth and mvp front runner caps it off inil the ninth with his 39th homer of the year. 5-0 the final. toronto 's lead in the al least is 3 1/2 games them bombers are in toronto beginning monday for three games. >>> after taking two of three for the mets the marlins did the amazin's a favor. knocking off the nationals 6-4. mets fans getting nervous with breathe easier. the magic number to clinch the nl east is down to nine. >>> the pitching matchup in it should be a fun weekend. >>> pierre-paul wants to play and is letting the giants know about it on social media. he post ed a video of himself working out on instagram and today took to twitter, "i can't think of the last time my index finger got me a sack." basically j.p.p. is saying he can play regardless of how damaged his hand might be. after a july 4th fireworks incident. last week the star defensive end returned to big blue but the giants doctors deemed him unfit to play. looking like victor cruz will sit out

(sighs) answer the question, jay.(birds chirp) you know, i'm gonna check the lease, but i'm pretty sure we're not allowed to have a meth lab. you are a delight. so what are you doing? i think you're gonna like this. i'm going on a juice fast. mmm. love it. hate it. let's face it,

jay korff is live in college park to explain what makes tonight so special. jay? kellye, we are a top the university of maryland parking garage on campus for a super moon total lunar eclipse watch party. we were hoping to get a fantastic double feature, but unfortunately as we look up, there is a lot of cloud cover. we are in luck, we have a live stream from nasa, coming from marshall space flight center in huntsville, alabama. this is the live stream. you get a sense of why people are so excited. essentially, the earth is right now in between the moon and the sun, when the moon is at its closest to earth. the shadow that is being cast upon the moon actually has a and thebrown hue to it moon appears to be about 15% larger and 30% brighter. and here is why there is that red hue. >> it's because the earth has an atmosphere. that is still some light is coming around or through the atmosphere, around the europe, so it reflects -- around the refracts it reflects, through the atmosphere. because it is sunlight, it is mostly the red light that makes its way through and s

jay korff is joining us with the sides of the argument. jay: jonathan, every once in a while you run across a story where they are diametrically opposed. that is the case here. the bladensburg police officers said, look, i had to subdue a woman who was violent, resisting arrest. the woman told us tonight she did not need to be beaten. the surveillance video is jumpy and dark. a local woman claims it shows the bladensburg police officer grabbing her by the neck, throwing her to the ground, and punching her multiple times in the face, knocking her unconscious. >> i thought, why is he doing this to me. i've done nothing to him. tells us on july 12, security escorted her out of a restaurant after her sister was involved in a fight inside. security officer was telling the police officer outside i was being disorderly. moments later, a bladensburg police officer working security tried to arrest her. she alleges that is when he used excessive force. the officer in a criminal complaint shared a different story. he was advised the woman was throwin