let's talk in, what is jay, the jewish news of northern california? >> many people don't know we exist. many people who donate to the local jewish federation will get jay newspaper in the mailbox and not know why. that is because they get it as part of their donation. people ask, what is a jewish newspaper? we look at ourselves as a way to understand the world through a jewish lens. but that is not an uncritical lens or a uniform view. it is a way to give a sense of identity. and belonging to the approximately 400,000 jewish people that live in the san francisco bay area. we have the third or fourth largest jewish community in america depending on whose numbers you are looking at. but we are so geographically disbursed that i, as the editor and steve as the publisher, we look at 'jay' the newspaper as a way to give a sense of belonging and give a voice to that geographically and politically and denominational he disparate community. >> i think a lot of people don't realize, demographically speaking across the country, particularly los angeles and new

the top line is jay y.embezzlement and bribery on a sports front. ♪ manus: welcome to bloomberg markets, the european open. we bring you the first trade of the day. i am matt cranny alongside matt miller in berlin. chairmanay y. lee, the who has offered bribes in favor of succession and is guilty of a perjury charge. he is sentenced to five years in prison. five years in prison on graft charges. that is the top line.

jay gruden wanted to see more from kirk cousins and company.course he is going against one of the best, aaron rodgers. aaron rodgers, he's going to lay it up there for his tight end. martellus bennett, who brings it down. bennett making a great touch. rogers, 68 for 37 yards, and the tuesday, also 15 rushing yards. red skins starting off and playin against moseley, backup defenders, kirk cousins gets it moving. he find vernon davis. red skins in business. final seconds of the half, red skins going for it, fourth and goal, cousins to crowder. crowder didn't play last week, first preseason this season. finds the end zone. kirk went 14 and 23, 144 yards and the tuesday. in the third, backup colt mccoy takes over and keeps it going on third. mccoy to niles hall. the tight end makes the catch, a touchdown hook up. they fall to the packers 21-17. >> it took a while, we stuttered and sputtered and i had a couple of runs rejected but they stuck with it. i think it was good for them to stay out there for the half, at least get a touchdown in there. >> i

jay thomas lost his battle with cancer.e comedian best known for his roles in murphy brown and cheers was a legacy that lasts. good-bye, ervin. >> we met jay back in 1979 on mork and mindy, and then playing on "cheers". >> do you know who i am? >> are you kidding? >> jay went on to guest star on murphy brown, and always remained humble. >> we don't take it seriously. we don't. this is television. like, you know, it's good -- this is, like, high school with money. >> but his most important role, dad. jay leaves behind his wife, sally, and three sons. one of them, j.t., he reconnected with after putting him up for adoption more than three decades ago. but jay always knew he would be remembered this way. >> the guy from "cheers now at 8 an alt-right rally denied a permit in berkeley. but anti-fascist organizers say they plan on coming and confronting white nationalists as both berkeley and san francisco brace for violent clashes.first he heard and screamthen < "i saw a female on the g

the trial of jay y. lee reaches .ts conclusion friday jay y. denies corruption, accused of funneling millions of dollars in return for government favors here it his defense has been that he was not involved in decision-making at samsung. that case has not hurt the company, posting record profit in the launch of the new galaxy eight smartphone. petrochina passing on the benefits of higher energy prices, paying shareholders its entire half-year net income, worth almost $2 billion and raises expectations. estimates, income dew point billion dollars. dollarsw point billion -- $2.4 billion. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you for that. pretty low that we will hear market moving news out of jackson hole. traders will be watching closely indeed. let's head to wyoming. kathleen hays is standing by for us. a scenic backdrop indeed. what question are central bankers trying to answer? arehe big question they trying to answer and everyone would like th

so jay could be monica lieu win ski and o.j.ay would be like there's a squirrel today in the park. some bizarre off beat thing. you're not going to get monologue jokes off the front page it's whatever dave wants to do. sometime it still feels like a cable access show. >> i think that's an important consideration for all of us and believe me ma'am, you'ved come o the right place. >> you don't tune into letterman to see what going on in the country, you would have attended with jay and that's the difference. >> if you don't like what i have on, now you can click around and say let me go back to jay, oh i heard jay have something i may have missed. >> they both e involved their style. they came out of the carson thing, then the first instinct is to sort of do it like that, then their personalities emerged. >> there was plays with the structure. you need the structure, without it you don't have comedy. people like to foe wat rules are. >> how do you begin to deciding how you're going to be different? >> make no mistake about it i wi

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and jay fox was found guilty under that law. and then it was appealed to the washington state supreme court, and then it went to the united states supreme court. what's really interesting about that case is that oliver wendell holmes wrote the opinion upholding the lower court's decision that jay fox was guilty of publishing matter intended to disrespect the law. what's interesting about that is that oliver wendell holmes would later become, you know, not too long after this known for his free speech opinions and upholding the first amendment. so, and actually a lot of the ideas that jay fox and his attorneys were putting forward in favor of free speech would later -- in a somewhat different form -- be used by oliver wendell holmes in his opinions. so, you know, but it was really, i think, it was during world war i when the espionage and the sedition act were passed, and those were much more stringent rules, and also they were federal. and it was during that time that his thinking changed. i respect what they did in home even th

i was doing jay leno. [ laughter ] welcome to "the tonight show." >> yes. jay was there. i got jay leno. >> jimmy: so interesting. >> i know it's fascinating. >> where did you see meatloaf at? jack in the box? [ light laughter ] >> i never met -- >> jimmy: you ordered a a meatlof -- >> everything is happening at the jack in the boy. >> jimmy: everything happens at jack in the box. >> no, our old neighbor in our apartment complex made his fat suit for "fight club." [ light laughter ] i know. it's very -- meatloaf in "fight club?" i totally missed that. wow. >> it's hollywood. yeah. >> jimmy: and so you got to meet him, and he was nice as well? >> yeah. i think the fat suit was made out of bird seed. these are true stories. [ light laughter ] this is not me hallucinating -- >> jimmy: you are just the most fascinating interview, and we didn't get to the clip yet. >> yeah, i'm sorry. yeah. we've got to get to that. >> jimmy: here's brie larson on "the tonight show with jay leno." >> with the new road kill easy bake oven just find your favorite road kill, chop it up, add easy

go light to dark and then back thank you, jay.tay with nbc 10 for coning >>> attorney general jeff sanctu city refers to a city in an exclusive interview philad americ >> that's our goal. reducicrime. fear of crime. we can care less if somebody is >> sea and chicago are two the sanctuary city issue saying crime. >>> former capital of the over monuments. richmo virginia has five leader the has announced he wants them removed. >> cities around the nation are charlo hundre of people gathered in the hate. organi also circulated memori the debate landed in ohio. there a peaceful rally there. in memphis a protest over volati protes tried to climb the that's when the police arrested philad leaders are it was defaced last weekend. a mural was spray painted by histor histor are celebrity jaying >>> an expedition discovered the uss indianapolis japane the ship in 1945 hirosh >> we tried to do these as >> crazy story. ten minutes before 5:00 a.m. let's find out what the weather day. >> we're especially focused on >> we'll see plenty of sunsh

the pilot was lieutenant jay cullen, 48 years old from virginia. on that helicopter with him was pilot trooper berke bates from quinton, virginia. he would have turned 41 years old today. they were monitoring the rally when their helicopter went down in a wooded area outside of charlottesville. police do not suspect foul play, and the crash is still under investigation. >>> news 4 at 6:00 is coming right back. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've got to stop... ...and look around a little. remember who you are. let the child inside you out to play. come... shed life's layers in asheville. visit lonely planet's best destination for 2017. and let the magic find you. asheville. discovery inside and out. >> and now your storm tea

jay has the latest. jay: president trump as a candidate called military afghanistan a terrible mistake. he says his first instinct as resident was to pull out of conflicts in that region. tonight just a short time ago, he says that view has changed. tonight talking tough he says a priority will be orking with pakistan and convincing its leaders to destroy safe havenz for terrorists. timelinesint tonight, will not dictate strategy. ground, nots on the arbitrary timetables will guide strategy from now on. america's enemies must never believe they or can wait us out. i will not say when we were attack, but attack we will. stressed president military power will not bring peace alone to that region. are necessary. he also took time to condemn hate here at home. jonathan. jonathan: the president was encouraging unity and dressed acceptance, e of there was turmoil tonight in charlottesville. of a city council meeting there tonight. arrested after they were jumping up on a desk saying blood on your hands. he ang

. >> bagpipes and drums played in memory of lieutenant jay cullen. he was monitoring the white supremecist protest when his helicopter crashed last saturday. a second trooper on board, pilot berk bathes, also killed , his funeral was yesterday. >> and a mid the national discussion about removing controversial monument, vandals have once again targeted the legacy of frank rizzo, this time, defacing a mural honoring the former philadelphia mayor, and police commissioner. vandals splattered white paint on the mural at ninth and montrose in south philadelphia this morning. at least one person is now in custody. this comes two days after someone vandalized the rizzo statue in center city. no -- rizzo was controversial figure when it came to race relations and they seem split over the removal i shall glue rizzo represent racism to a lot of people in fill. >> i i don't want to see anything get vandalized but i understanded people have strong opinions you. >> say you don't like it, that's fine. this is ridiculous. we new the man personally, and we do not fee

thank you, jay.g, with each subsequent report it seems like the storm gets worse and it sounds like the effects are going to be worse. >> the only time i've ever seen -- i've seen a eye like the one with harvey a couple times, one with katrina, one with hurricane rita, both when they made katrina was only gather gore two. this storm was increasing when it made landfall. the one thing i can say about that, this is a very unpopulated area, it came over rock port, again a town of 10,000 people, a far cry from what would happen in houston where you've got millions of people or even corpus christi which has 300,000. that may be the saving grace tonight. the biggest impact from this is not going to be the wind. winds at 130 miles an hour, it is going to be the rainfall over the next couple of days. you can see where the storm is. look what happens here. it moves inland, becomes a category 2 by tomorrow morning, still a category 1 during the -- tom. 75 miles an hour winds. and it's sitting there for days. t

jay: for now, friends and neighbors are dropping off classes at their house. latin countyday, public library branches will serve as the official collection point. i'm jay korff for abc 7 news. >> finally some relief from the heat and humidity. we hit 90 degrees earlier, we have now called down to 84. a lot colder off to the west of us but the heat index values, what it feels like out there, still hanging onto the 90 degree mark at 9 -- reagan international airport. hotter downtown where we have concrete and buildings. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, nothing around the metro area right now. another batch of showers off to the west of us, getting ready to move into the hagerstown area. heavier rain embedded within the showers, but nothing has severe and the best news, not a lot of thunder and lightning. once we get this out of there, a cold front moves through and temperatures begin to drop had tomorrow, it feels better around the dmv. by tableaux from 68 to 70 five degrees. mostly cloudy skies, it stays on the muggy side. isolated showers and storms will come

jay feely with richard sherman. >> jay: such a talented defense. without earl thomas back there a different defense. what does it mean to have him behind you? >> best free safety in the game, to have him out here is unbelievable. it's tough -- obviously, bobby wagner means nothing to our defense. he's just immature. >> jay: spend a little bit of time. you know how competitive they are juxtaposed by the family atmosphere. people don't understand what it's like to be part of this team. >> it's good time, guys that love football, love competing, love to play on the field with one another. it's a good time, man. we love just the competitive environment. we don't care if it's preseason, postseason, regular season, we're out here trying to play as hard as we can. >> jay: good luck this year. >> thank you. >> spero: another penalty as craig wrolstad and his crew crew continue on what has been a busy night. isaiah battle the man penalized. richard sherman at the highest level of the sport. so good as a four-time pro bowler, three time first team all pro, l

the power company and jay z took out a $52 million mortgage, 52 million. before you try to calculate the monthly payment, robert frank has run the numbers for you. >> reporter: jay z and beyonce became the latest record breakers in the exploding l.a. market. they paid $88 million for a newly built ultra modern home in the bel air neighborhood. that's the most expensive sale of the year in l.a. the couple's new digs total 30,000 square feet, six buildings, spa, staff quarters, basketball court, four swimming pools and bullet proof windows and doors. the power company has been trying to buy in the city but with prices soaring in the high end they were repeatedly out bid. they first made a run at this house in beverly hills in 2014. before they had a deal the founder of minecraft stepped in and offered $70 million and he got the house. then last year they were outbid by designer tom ford on a $50 million home. sources tell me they toured a $250 million home and lots of other properties this year. they couldn't agree on price even though they're paying $88 mil

jay y.ee sentenced to five years in prison, rosalind chin has been outside the courthouse following the very latest news lines as they come down. rosalind, good morning. it looks like five years in prison on graft charges. his father was in this courthouse in 2008'something of a family history here. not just family history, many leaders have found themselves in front of the judge on different misdemeanors over the years. the key question is, he has been of the 12 years prosecutors looked for, he has been sentenced to five years in prison. he can't get a suspended sentence because three years or less is what modifies to get a suspended sentence. he does have to serve some jail time but most likely, his lawyers will appeal this verdict. he has been found guilty of embezzlement, perjury and bribery. --r other samsung in executives in that court have been found guilty. two got four years and others were suspended sentences. the court found him guilty of currying favor, giving money bribes in ord

. >>> plus jay-z on his infamous elevator fight with beyonce's sister. inside george and amal's date night and ll cool j goes back to his hometown. >> i got a lot of memories. >>> now for august 21, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> is taylor swift eclipsing everyone with new music? this as britney spears gives her fans and her critics, something to talk about. >> britney has had enough of the lip sync rumors that have plagued her career. what did she do about it? she took matters and her mic into her own hands. ♪ talking about people >> it's really crazy because one minute they tear you down and they are really horrible and then the next minute, you're on top of the world. i have never really spoke about it, you know? i'm a southern girl. i like to keep it real so i just want to make sure i keep having something to talk about, okay? ♪ let's give them something to talk about ♪ >> britney keeping it real. ♪ you won't believe it >> she shows no mercy for the naysayers who say she can't sing live. she sang the classic bonnie raitt song without any

so jay y lee has in de facto boss of this company in that time.se the other thing is, this trial raises the wider questions about these chaebols and the way that south korea does is this? that is right. samsung is hugely important to south korea. 0utside, it is mostly known for samsung's electronics, smartphones and appliances. but it is also involved in construction, shipbuilding, even a samsung amusement park. it accou nts a samsung amusement park. it accounts for about one of the economy. it is dominated, the economy, by these large family run conglomerates. in the past there have in many accusations against the bosses of these groups, but even when they are convicted they are given a pardon by the government, because there has been fear that there could be an economic impact. however, now there is a new government in power. resident moon jae—in has said he will take on the conglomerates. —— president. the government has said that it is hoping fro strong verdict today, and they are hoping that will send a strong message to large conglomerates,

jay leaves behind his wife, sally, and three sons. for adoption more than three decades ago. but jay always knew he would be remembered this way. >> the guy from "cheers." they say is american. it could be a sign of how desperate isis has become. its territory now just a frakts of what the extremists once ruled. but around 20,000 civilians are also thought to be trapped in isis controlled territory in raqqa. vulnerable to u.s. coalition air strikes, pounding the city. monitoring groups say, over 700 have been killed by the u.s. and its partners, since the offensive began in june. the united nations called today for a humanitarian pause in fighting in raqqa. to allow civilians to escape the city but acknowledged isis is attempting to use them as human shields which could make escape impossible. anthony. >> holly williams reporting from istanbul. thanks. the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

if jay y.shioned on all charges, prosecutors will appeal and are can be an impact on the cost be perhaps in the next trading session. back to you. we have more on samsung in a moment. we will meet the author of samsung electronics. that is coming up next. yvonne: later we will dig deeper into the latest qantas results from ceo alan joyce. you'll be joining us in a half hour. you do not want to miss that interview. lots of big lance ahead. -- lots of big plans ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is daybreak: asia asia, i am yvonne man in hong kong. betty: i'm betty liu in new york. we have heard time and again from various investors and analysts that this trial will not have pacific impact on samsung itself on the business of the stock prices. it is really more commentary on south korea. i thought i would bring up this chart. thank goodness it does not have an impact on samsung itself 45,ause look at chart 44 which shows you how stocks are reliant on samsung's performance. at the costrket cap be

emily: so, if he is convicted, jay y.n particular, do you expect he would actually serve time? troy: part of it will depend on how long the sentence is. if it's less than three years, the sentence could be suspended, in which case he may not spend another day in jail. if it's longer than three years, it can't be suspended. that being said, in the past, you had presidents who would the head of conglomerates who went to jail. moon jae-in has been different. this case is proximate to him becoming president. he has also put forward a different vision for growing the economy, more government led than conglomerate led. emily: it's interesting that this is climaxing the same week that samsung is unveiling they the note 8 phone, weeks before apple unveils its newest iphone. what do you make of the timing of all of this? david: that's probably more or less entirely coincidental, but i will say that i think samsung's future rides far more on how the note 8 is received than on what happens at the trial, on balance. the evidence for

jay korff, abc 7 news. among make sure you are the first to know about breaking news by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. brian: outside right now, the first forecast, we have a thunderstorm lingering in the northeast, moving out of frederick county, along the mason-dixon line. ,n the maps, from frederick thurmont, basically along 15, over towards gettysburg. that is the last heavy pocket of cells pushing through. there are still a lot of showers way out in west virginia. at is the cold front that is bringing in the nicer air, and tomorrow looks good with lots of sunshine. more on the next 10 days coming up. nancy: a toppled tree and fallen this is in fairfax, and drivers should avoid that area while the cleanup continues. jonathan: stunning video of a guy station -- of a gas station gunfire. the gun man was seen running backwards and shooting into a car. we first told you about this as breaking news last night. four people were shot, one killed. the police do not know why this happened or have a

>> absolutely there is, liz, and jay is absolutely right.eystone pipeline project was the most studied project in american history. it was government's way of passing a political agenda onto what would have been development of thousands upon thousands of jobs. we want clean water for every single america. we want to protect our environment, but you can't use the bureaucracy to stop progress because you may disagree with a president's agenda or a corporation's agenda to move projects like that forward. >> i would even say, congressman -- >> natural gas and oil is through a pipeline. >> and i would say a community's desire to have that project. that's what's happening. we have these nongovernmental organizations coming in and stopping communities from developing their own resources and their own assets. that's a shame and that leads to a resser america, and we can't let that happen. this executive order will help speed up the process in order to get things done in an environmental safe and sound way in a way that promotes progress for the amer

nbc's jay gray joins us live.all of this going on now, jay, we know you're live with all these rescues. what's it like there now? >> reporter: overwhelming, kris, marcus. good to talk to you again. i can tell you, though, for the first time i've been able to say this in probably four days, not a driving rain right now. that is tremendous news. still spitting a bit but not the intensity we've seen. it's going to come back, the forecasters say. we're going to get more rain and at times it will be very intense. with this lull we're seeing people out and about kind of driving around to check things out. it's important to be safe. these guys have got to stay away from standing water which is all over this city, the nation's fourth largest city. and that's where you run into trouble. you know, a lot of times in hurricanes, and we've never seen an event like this one, but in hurricanes it's the water, not the wind, that causes the most deaths. people get out and get into places they shouldn't be, and that's been the case

jay newton small joins me as well as alieliza collins. all right, ladies, you've seen the pictures.me your initial snapshot thoughts of what we're seeing and why we're seeing it to this extent. you've got almost 20,000 people walking in that counterprotest to the free speech rally. you know, it's made up of all sorts of people. it's not just one group. there's black lives matter and there's the anti-fascist movement and every other group you can imagine, they say. give me your thoughts on the snapshot of this. >> alex, i think this is part of a larger struggle that's been going on frankly in american culture for years. when i went down to charleston two years ago to do a "times" cover story on the massacre in the mother emanuel church of the nine bible study church goers by a white supremacist, if you'll remember the confederate flag in south carolina then came down off of the property and that was what i think really began this debate about confederate symbols, confederate flags, confederate statues across the south. but that was a larger conversation of black lives matter, of tray

nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray joins us live from houston.nd jay, you've been there before harvey hit. what is the current situation? >> reporter: it's unbelievable, to be honest, denise. that help that's coming from philadelphia much needed right now. i'm, believe it or not, standing in the intersection of interstate 45. the southbound lanes completely closed down covered with water here. you can see the stranded cars here and trucks, even the front of an 18-wheeler there, the cab of a big rig is stranded in this water that continues to climb right now. as we work our way back across, you can also see there are sections of the northbound side where it is very difficult to get by. cars are coming through, but i don't think this will last much longer. i would expect authorities will shut things down here. right now officials in houston asking for anyone with a boat, with a high water vehicle for help. they've already, denise, carried out more than 3,000 rescues here today, and it is, as you talk about going to get worse here, we expect rain to

jay korff is live outside of united medical center. any idea why they are doing this? jay: no, that's the thing, no one power is saying why this happened, and that is just one of the headlines in a shocking story. pregnant women who came to the united medical center in southeast d.c. for prenatal care or planned on giving birth year will have to make other arrangements, to the dismay of longtime health care advocates. >> i was shocked. the first question that came to mind was, where did the women go? jay: tuesday health department officials issued a statement that said this applies strictly servicesry and nursery for the next 90 days. anyone as to what happened to spur this decision. one high-ranking city officials grossly other serves the community. ward seven councilmember vincent gray has been pushing for a new hospital on the east side and was out of town said, i hope this unfortunate situation shines the spotlight on the inadequacy of health care services for eastern residents. >> when you shut down something like obstetrics that cares for mothers and children, th

jay gray live in houston. thank you very much, jay, for doing what you do down there. >>> we're turning our attention to our weather. we have a system here. a little bit of a tropical system trying to form yesterday, more of a nor'easter as we come to think of the nor'easterly flow battling along the beaches right now. the winds upwards of 40 to 50 miles an hour. now, our rain fall starting to move out. that's some very good news. we're seeing that rain fall move out, around annapolis, actually move on down, st. mary's county. so the rain moving out, the nationals game, is the delayed. not postponed, just delayed. i think they'll be able to get going in the next hour or so. it does take some time to get everything up to snuff down there towards the game. now, what are we going to be seeing for the rest of the next couple of days storm ranger helping us out there over the next few days today. that rain it, well, i think we had a pretty nice day. tomorrow, we can all kind of breathe a sigh of relief here. sun an

nancy: jay korff starts our coverage tonight. jay: the death toll along with water continues to rise. there is a curfew from midnight until 5 a.m. to ensure safety amidst of the horror. rescuers plucked tractor residence in southeast texas. >> there they are. we are coming to get you. are still being saved from this the savage storm that drop nearly 50 inches of rain, dozens of lives lost. a 61-year-old police officer is among the victims, drowning while driving into art. >> this is a more powerful event than anybody in texas has ever seen. jay: the houston convention center is nearly double the capacity and some are rationing purchases. and a sobering sight, roads covered in nearly six feet of water. from the louisiana helped a homeowner who turned on a jet ski to rescue his seven dogs. >> thank you very much. god bless you, everybody. doing a good job. trump visited texas today, praising emergency operations officials, calling their work incredible. jay korff, abc 7 news. nancy: countless images from texas. people sleeping on m

put out that the post says his father dictated -- now, the president's attorney, jay sekulow, has beenaying the president had nothing to do with that statement. he said the statement was worked on by donald trump, jr. and his lawyers and we know he said this because he said this on the tv, a lot. >> so he didn't have anything to do with the statement that don junior put out? >> no. the president was not -- did not draft the response. the president was not involved in the drafting of the statement. i wasn't involved in the statement drafting at all, nor was the president. the president didn't sign off on anything. the president wasn't involved in that. >> so if "the washington post" was right, the president's attorney was misinformed or not being accurate. the white house made the claim that nothing was inaccurate in donald trump, jr.'s original statement, even though it had to be updated several times when the e-mail chain was released. there was no mention of adoption in the e-mails, just dirt on hillary clinton. and also the white house confirmed that the president did weigh in on th

we wan to make sure we see this show. >> absolutely, we do. >>> jay, thank you. things calm out there but well, right? >> rep yeah. look, we expect a surge of even area. the state of wyoming believes we know that the airport in eclips some people just flying in to out. pretty amazing stuff. >> on the ground for just a just long enough to see it. >>> jay gray thank you. >> couldn't on nbc 10 for watch a live stream of the >>> all right. well, we got some good news we do we want to show it we can tell you if you don't >> you were telling us about you put a pin hole in one. then you have the sun behind you. tomorr >> a round cracker would be like a ritz cracker. >> you need bigger holes than coland will work. >> you need skies to be clear. it looks like we'll be seeing there will be clouds building you can see a few thin clouds on the horizon. this is live view from center city. that view will be sunny for most of the day. right now 62 degrees in the cool start in the suburbs. down 60 degrees. lookin at 60s for delaware, there a few spots of light nothin thick this

please welcome jay ellis.y you look very sharp in that suit. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: it's good lookin'. >> i couldn't let my family down. my dad is here somewhere. >> jimmy: where is your dad? >> there he is right there. i told him -- >> jimmy: what's happenin'? he looks good too. >> he looks great. i told him i was going to be on the jimmy kimmel show. and he said the man's show? and i said the jimmy kimmel show. him too. >> jimmy: how long have you been acting like professionally? >> oh, man, i don't even know anymore. i feel like the years in l.a., it all comes together. >> jimmy: you basketball team before that, right? >> i interned for the portland trail blazers while i was in college. probably the darkest years in nba history. >> jimmy: was this the jail blazers? >> maurice cheeks was the head coach. i feel so sorry for this guy. he had reuben patterson who called himself the kobe stopper, to which kobe dropped 40 points every time. bonzy wilds, rashid wallace. it was a crash course in learning whatnot

team coverage begins with jay gr gray live in houston. >> reporter: good evening.ater climbing, pushing into places it has never been before. the rain here just won't stop. >> i hav s

there are couple other big names like jay cutler who may be ready to get a job.about brock osweiler come to think of it? jay cutler is in line for a backup job with the dolphins as ryan tannehill went down with the serious and possibly season- ending knee injury yesterday. the dolphins coach who was with the bears has personally reached out to jay cutler and asked him to consider coming to the dolphins. he is currently unemployed. as the number one quarterback with the 49ers it's brian hoyer and sc works out trying to take charge he obviously has his work cut out for him. this is an offense that is a -- doesn't have a lot of weapons. they are solid and there is stability knowing that the veteran who hasn't been a star is in control. >> it's good to not have to worry about what's going on. to go out and know what the plan is every day and focus on football. there is something to be said about that. >> in the meantime, the 49ers defense is looking sharp. like i said, six or seven winds would be a nice improvement. >> they can't be worse than they were last year. >>

jay? >> yes, senator, that's an excellent question, and part of almost every state but one has a drug monitoring prescription monitoring program. some states have now rec i need if they -- recognized if they share some of the data with insurers health and property casualty who pay for reimbursement for the drugs, they can find some of these schemes much more quickly. not only people who are doctor shopping, but also some of the physician prescribing and some of the pharmacists dispensing these drugs, like giving candy out on the street and those are the people we got to shut down first. >> right. i would say in terms of the insurance industry, because they do -- our state has a pharmaceutical monitoring system, and the insurance companies have been very -- so if that person who is going to the pharmacy is using an insurance card, they can and are picked up much more readily. there is a certain percentage and are a certain percentage paying cash for this and some states are not required to

so this is jay y lee. what is the outlook?ny new lines just yet, but it is an ongoing trial, and as you say, but closing argument is taking place this morning. it has been dubbed the trial of the century, involving the country's former president, the acting boss of samsung, as you mentioned, jay y lee, and of course the president's friend. south korean prosecutors are holding their closing arguments in the trial against him, and he has been denying bribery and embezzlement charges, but he is accused of offering nearly $40 million to the president and her friend in exchange for government support of a merger of two samsung subsidiaries. mr lee could face up to five years in prison if he is found guilty, even longer if he is also convicted on the embezzlement charges. many bosses of these conglomerates have been accused or even charged with bribery in the past but it is very, very unusual to see a founding family member of such a massive company being indicted. ok, for now, thank you very much indeed. around the globe, caesarean

not seen from jay cutler before.on. >> yeah. >> i'd be laughing too. >> julius thomas ready for some regular football. yankees and tigers are still fighting. >> yeah, if you want to see the highlights from their brawl and the baseball game, check it out on espn.com. >> see what he did? >> teased. >>> in "the pulse" look what you made me do says taylor swift dropping the new single overnight. >>> the megafight this weekend. mcgregor/may weather and mcgregor's son looking very cute as he gets ready for the fight. , i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve anoro is not for asthma . it cmedicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms