thanks again guys thank you yes joe young children were never far from his thoughts is hard to talk about. so when i got cancer nicholas was ten and. isabella was five. snow or you want to be with little kids. but they're a big part of my voted as should. do i get a hug before i leave. and i felt like my job. so necklace is now sixteen. he's enjoying your. and isabella going to be eleven end of this year and she said have greater big difference. i've been able to be and often have an influence on their development life quite a bit it's not. coaching. and with the outcomes we've got right now i'm i'm hopeful that it's going to be a lot longer at least relative to this part of the disease. so i mean heard not only did he have a complete remission where we essentially cannot find the tumor back on c.t. imaging he's had a very long term durable remission that's now ongoing for more than two years of treatment for his labs and the other types of reports that you look at do they look very similar to someone of his age that never was diagnosed with cancer. over time have become more normal more

joe lynam explains. today's youngout, the infamous avocado toast, rather than saving for their futures. older people, though, have a reputation of being cautious with their money. the study, which has tracked consumption habits among the age groups for 57 years, has found spending power for 25 to 35—year—olds has fallen by 15% since the year 2000. housing costs have also risen faster for young adults than for workers aged between 55 and 65. and millennials spend more every week on their mobile phones than cigarettes and alcohol for the first time. we sometimes hear that even though millennials have had poor earnings growth, they're still managing to spend like no tomorrow on things like avocado toast in cafes and going on holiday. what our analysis shows is everybody, all age groups, spend similar amounts on these things and the fastest growth in spending on these items over the 21st—century hasn't been for the young, it's been for the 55 to 64—year—olds, those boomers in late working age. while young adults may have

young. >> right, joe biden and hillary clinton and bernie. you don't have any young leaders there and have a leader problem not a message problem so as long as there's a vacuum she can write as many books as she wants but what it will take is a younger excited democrat to push her aside. greg: it's true. you have biden and it is like a rest home. [laughter] >> it's the day room in a bad assisted-living facility. greg: i've been there. tyrus, what do you think? trump is doing a victory tour and she's doing a victim lap. >> it is in style to be the victim but let's not forget about this muller stuff. i don't think it's any coincidence that she's hanging around for a reason. she might see a glimmer of light if the russian narrative actually comes back with indictments and stuff going on and she goes from our jokes to going told you and that is probably the reason why she's hanging around with her advisers saying let's wait and see what happens before we take things off where the rest of us are like go away and basically there's 1% of a chance tha

i want to thank senator todd young, senator joe donnelly, representative jackie walorski, representative susan brooks, and representative mike messer for joining us. i also want to thank members of my economic team, secretary steven mnuchin and director gary cohn for joining us. we appreciate it. [applause] bysident trump: let me begin saying our hearts and prayers go out to the people of puerto rico and the virgin islands, suffering in the wake of yet another catastrophic hurricane. their island was virtually destroyed. federal agencies are working closely with local partners to help these communities get back on their feet as soon as possible. texas, florida, louisiana are doing great. the recovery process is happening very quickly. i will be going down to puerto rico next week to get in on the ground briefing about the disaster recovery and see all of our great first responders and meet all -- need a lot of the people who are so affected by these storms. we are with you now, i tell them, and we will be there every step of the way until this job is done. it is truly catastrophic what h

[applause and cheers] thank trump: i want to senator tom young, senator joe donnelly, representativeacky larceny, representative susan brooks, and representative mike for joining us today. thank you very much, appreciate it. i also want to thank members of my economic team, secretary stephen management and -- steven forhin director gary cohen , joining us, as well. [applause] donald trump: let me begin by saying that our hearts and prayers go out to the people of puerto rico and the virgin islands who are suffering in get another wake of a catastrophic hurricane, and their island was virtually destroyed. federal agencies are working closely with local partners to help these communities back on their feet as soon as possible . texas, florida, and louisiana are doing great in the recovery process that is happening very, very quickly. i will be going down to puerto rico next week to be getting an on the ground briefing about the disaster recovery and to see all of our great first responders and to meet a lot of the people who were so affected by these storms. we are with you now, i tell

one of the people who will need joe's help is a young lady named lacy burton.er neighborhood still under water tonight and a house she and her father bought, moved into just a couple weeks ago is under 2 or 3 feet of water. sheer is what she told us. >> i'm just trying to stay optimistic until i can actually see what's wrong with it inside. i'm trying to think on the positive that nothing really got inside. so, yeah. it's hard. but it will get better. reporter: you hear a lot about texas strong and we are seeing it tonight and every day that we are here. judge jeanine: rick leventhal, be safe out there. now to my opening statement. it's time for the department of justice and the state department to be true to their mission and recognize the significance of the election of 2016. the american people elected donald trump to change the way things where done in washington. to us, truth and justice matter. and law and order is mandatory. no more cover-up. no more cutting organized criminal end prizes like the clinton foundation any slack. this week we learned james c

out the season of -- with the modest goal of not losing 100 games, how about a couple of young outfielders, joeuchable in the out -- off- season, he will end up with a triple and score on a sacrifice fly against the rockies. they picked on the giants the most -- most of the year, not today. orange wednesday, completing the outfit with issues. 2-0. and brandon crawford deposits into the semi cheap seats, in right field. a 3-0 lead. and matt moore, showing up of late, six innings, no runs allowed, six strikeouts, his first win over the rockies. 4-0 final. and the orange guys still putting on his shoes out there at at&t.>>> in the meantime, the a's are playing some ball. a good-looking future for them, everyone seems to be contributing, it's not a fluke. talent all over the does -- diamond eggs -- exhibit again, he's got himself a double, and a 1-0 lead. the guy that could make his presence felt in the starting rotation, working on a streak of 16 1/3 scoreless, seven innings, no runs allowed, 1-0 lead, man on, someone other than matt moulson homering, marcus simeon, the tigers score 2, but the a's

i want to thank senator today young, senator joe donnelly, representative jackie warlarski, representativean brooks and representative mike messer for joining us today. thank you very much. thank you for being here. i appreciate it. [applause] i also want to thank members of my economic team, secretary steven mnuchin and director gary cohn for joining us as well. we appreciate it. [applause] let me begin by saying that our hearts and prayers go out to the people of puerto rico and the virgin islands that are suffering in the wake of another catastrophic hurricane. their island was virtually destroyed. federal agencies are working closely with local partners to help these communities get back on their feet as soon as possible. texas, florida, louisiana are doing great and the recovery process is happening very quickly. i will be going down to puerto rico next week to get an on-the-ground briefing about the disaster recovery and to see all of our great first responders and to meet a lot of the people who are so affected by these storms. we are with you now, i tell them, and we will be there

[cheers] i want to thank senator todd young, senator joe donnelly, representative jackie wolarski, representativeand representative mike masser for joining us, thank you very much, thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. [applause] i also want to thank members of my economic team, secretary steven mnuchin and director gary cohn, for joining us as well. we appreciate it. [applause] let me begin by saying that our hearts and prayers go out to the people of puerto rico and the virgin islands who are suffering in the wake of yet another catastrophic hurricane. their island was virtually destroyed. federal agencies are working closely with local partners to help these communities get back on their feet as soon as possible. texas, florida, louisiana, doing great, and the recovery process is happening very, very quickly. i will be going down to puerto rico next week to get an on-the-ground briefing about the disaster recovery and to see all of our great first responders and to meet a lot of the people who are so affected by these storms. we are with you now, i tell them, and we will be there

joe: three turnovers from fla fl and michigan three. this michigan team a program with the trajectory with tremendous recruiting in recent years. all those who went off to the nfl simply replaced with fiery young talent that has proved themselves today. >> joe: if you're michigan, that's what you should be. if you've want to keep up with ohio state you better be able to do that. they reload in columbus and they've got to reload in ann arbor which they're doing. toney brought down just beyond the 15 yard line. >> joe: should be a very interesting early season for michigan to keep things headed where jim harbaugh wants them to be with a slate of gains they should manage until they get to penn state. >> todd: they really got after penn state a year ago in ann arbor. it was after that game a lot of speculation about james franklyn and his job. from that point on penn state was a completely different football team. right now starting this season is a team with a lot of confidence. >> joe: malik zaire with extended time. holly. >> holly: maurice hurst from michigan with the bbpi award from me. he's fine. he's just not going back into the game. for florida gardener has come out of this game on crutch

i want to thank senator todd young, senator joe donnelly, representative jackie walarski, representativean brooks, and representative mike master for joining us today. thank you very much. thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. i also want to thank members of my economic team, secretary steven mnuchin, and director gary cohn for joining us, as well. we appreciate it. let me begin by saying that our hearts and prayers go out to the people of puerto rico and the virgin islands who are suffering in the wake of yet another catastrophic hurricane. their island was virtually destroyed. federal agencies are working closely with local partners to help these communities get back on their feet as soon as possible. texas, florida, louisiana are doing great and the recovery process is happening very, very quickly. i will be going down to puerto rico next week to get an on the ground briefing about the disaster recovery and to see all of our great first responders and to meet a lot of the people who were so affected by these storms. we are with you now, i tell them. and we will be there e

joe lynam explains. today's young been accused of spending all their money on eating out, the infamous avocado toast, rather than saving for their futures. older people, though, have a reputation of being cautious with their money. well, a study for the resolution foundation seems to dispel that. it says it's the so—called baby boomers who are dining out the most. the study, which has tracked consumption habits among the age groups for 57 years, has found spending power for 25 to 35 —year—olds has fallen by 15% since the year 2000. housing costs have also risen faster for young adults than for workers aged between 55 and 60. and millennials spend more every week on their mobile phones than cigarettes and alcohol for the first time. we sometimes hear that even though millennials have had poor earnings growth, they're still managing to spend like no tomorrow on things like avocado toast in cafes and going on holiday. what our analysis shows is everybody, all age groups, spend similar amounts on these things and the fast

joe. i'm a young person in long-term recovery. president and ceo of associates of person's affected by addiction. has there been any progress on recovery data? >> would you care to take that one? >> actually, i'm glad you asked that. we just received omb clearance to add recovery questions to the 2018 survey. [ applause ] >> it's a start and we are looking forward to the data. >> yes, sir. >> my question is for acting director baum. i am in long term recovery. thank you for your recognition of recovery during your remarks. ondcp needs to champion the barriers people have in finding and sustaining recovery, housing education and employment are critical. the question to you, why in the interim report from the opioid commission you are staffing, why did it fail to mention recovery in solving the crisis? we have to fund and not just talk about entire -- which includes recovery support services. thank you. >> thank you so much for your question. let me answer the question directly. this initial report that just came out a few weeks ago

trump: i want to thank senator todd young, senator joe donnelly, representative jackie larson, representative brooks, and representative mike for joining us today. thank you very much. we appreciate it. thank members of the economic team. secretary mnuchin. our hearts and prayers go out to andpeople in puerto rico the virgin and the virgin islands who are suffering in the wake of yet another catastrophic hurricane. we're working with local partners to help these communities get back on their feet as soon as possible. texas, florida, louisiana, are doing great. the recovery process is happening very quickly. i will go down to puerto rico a briefingo get about disaster recovery and see our great first response or debt responders and meet a lot of the people affected. we are you now i tell them. and we will be there every step of the way until the job is done. it is truly catastrophic what happened in puerto rico. [applause] massive amounts of water, food, and supplies are being delivered on an hourly basis. it is something no one has ever seen before, i can tell you that . i am proud of all of

powell.me is joe i am a young person in long-term recovery. [laughter] my question again this year, thereike last year, house been any progress on data recovery in the survey? >> i'm glad you asked that. we just received omb clearance to add recovery questions to our 2018 survey. [applause] it is a start and we are looking forward to the data. >> yes, sir. >> my name is ryan hampton, a person in long-term recovery. thank you for your upbeat recognition of recovery during your remarks. need to do isp challenge the barriers, housing, education, employment. why in the interim report from the opioid commission that your office's staffing, why did it fail to mention the importance of recovery in solving the crisis? we have to fund and not just talk about the entire continuum, which includes recovery support services. thank you. >> thank you for the question and your kind comments. let me answer the question directly. enter a report that just came out a few weeks ago is only the very first piece of what the commission is working on. they are plannin

should've been a fun outing with grandparents turned into a trip to the hospital for this young yankees fan and joed base line and the little girl sitting in the lower deck was hit in the face. the ball was going at about 105 miles an hour. frazier and several other players, you can see everybody shaken up. frazier later said all he could think about was that he saw that child and he thought about his own kids. a lot of the players said they wish there were safety nets all the way down the sidelines. yankees manager said that the fans that sit close to the field , maybe it should be reevaluated. >> you hate to see anyone get hit like that. i don't know with the netting expanded, if they still would not get hit or how far does it go. that is something up above that they need to make the decisions on. it is sad cbs4 get hit. -- when you see people get hit. it is something i think everyone is looking into.>> he was told by security guards that the little guard would be okay. the yankees said they were looking at extending the netting at their ballpark, and major league baseball has issued recommendati

sources tell cnn that president trump is expecting to end the program that helps young immigrants from being deported. joe johns is at the white house. >> reporter: the announcement is expected tomorrow ending daca in this way, with a six-month pause. it would fulfill president trump's longstanding campaign promises, putting the burden of sustaining the program on among other the speakers of the house. >> we love the dreamers. we love everybody. >> reporter: sources say president trump is expected to end an baem-era program who were brought to the u.s. from being deported. the issue one of the president's core campaign promises. >> i want the children growing up in the united states to be dreamers also. they're not dreaming right now. >> reporter: his plan would affect some 800,000 dreamers studying and working in the u.s. two sources with knowledge of the president's thinking says the president is planning to delay his action for six months giving congress time to come up with a legislative replacement to daca. a growing number of republicans are speaking out against the move. >> these kids don't know an

back in the great state of indiana, what a place. [ applause ] i want to thank senator todd young, senator joe donnelly, representative jackie, representative susan brooks, and representative mike master for joining us today thank you very much. thank you very much. appreciate it. [ applause ] i also to want thank members of my economic team, secretary steven mnuchin and director gary koen for joining us as well. we appreciate it let me begin by saying that our hearts and prayers go out to the people of puerto rico and the virgin islands who are suffering in the wake of yet another catastrophic hurricane and their island was virtually destroyed federal agencies are working closely with local partners to help these communities get back on their feet as soon as possible texas, florida, louisiana are doing great. and the recovery process is happening very, very quickly i will be going down to puerto rico next week to get an on the ground briefing about the disaster recovery and to see all of our great first responders and to meet a lot of the people who were so affected by these storms we are wit

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joe arpaio. because you have so many young kids affected by this. >> absolutely.ne has to hope that president trump does the right thing and allows these daca dreamers to stay here in the united states. the idea of booting them out, giving them a year or two to move to a country where they may not even speak the language and to leave the skyexiling of a wh class of people, a horrible story unfolding in the coming months and years so let's hope that doesn't happen. i can't imagine he's going to make saturday a daca day. he's got to get down to the gulf, show heart and emotion. he only got medium reviews going there before, jim, when we went down to corpus christi and kind of stood half a football field away from people, and i can't imagine many of the people struck in the gulf are of latino heritage. seems to me to be farfetched. probable leaking at sunday, probably monday morning. >> i was go to ask you, doug. you're from that area and know it well. i imagine you have a good number of dreamers who live in the houston area. and can you imagine if you live in an are

grateful for all he has received, this young quarterback is now honored to give back. >> hopefully it will help. >> reporter: joe fryer, nbc news. >> what a great story. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. and for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> right now at 6:00, breaking news, a second rock slide at yosemite. but this time muchriomÑ bigger. a park visitor is med a vacced out. search and rescue krous on the ground and we are live at el capitan with the latest details. >>> the news at 6:00 right ñbwr. thank you for joining us jessica aguirre. >> raj mathai. rock slide at yosemite are not uncommon but back-to-back it's certainly unnerving especially since this is the height of the rock climbing season. tracking the story online and on air last couple hours. this is new video in the newsroom. the big plume of smoke you can see through theg[.t trees. sergio joins from us the yosemite. what did it smell and feel like and how many injuries? do we know. >> raj, i can tell you it was a bright sunn

. >> how exciting is it for you now that you have this stable of young talent, ben simmons, markelle fultz, joee will, now you bring in jj reddick and you get to put it all together. it is anxietying time for you. >> completely and for the city , given what we have been through and our fans have been through, you know, is there an actual level of excitement. we understand lots of our guys haven't played a second of nba basketball in their 20's but we see promise that they are ours and keepers and going to be program a long time. >> fans asking for you guys to make playoffs, do you think that is too far out. >> it is what they should ask for. you know, my players want. that we get it. it is a goal. it comes with a lot of health- related things. like lets go back and see how healthy we were and how soon we can get our young guys to play together. they have not played a second. but spirit of is what being delivered is what it should be and i'm with them. >> me too. >> loving it. >> and that beard. >> i'm all in on the brett brown beard. >> it is working. >> he should hold on to that. >> in. >> i h

young. >> back at the american league i don't legion, joe said he canceled his football package on his satelliteuse he and the other veterans say the nfl doesn't respect the stars and stripes. >> our emotions is what are we doing. are they spit in our face. >> the veterans say they were not happy with the president's comments about the demonstrations, however they do believe players should stand with their hands over their hearts during the national anthem. >> well young collin kaepernick got a huge surprise today when his grandmother took him to a game stop store and just happened 2 washington redskins were there and they spotted his jersey. they heard the boy talking about saving up for an x box so they bought him one. they loved the fact he was still wearing kaepernick's jersey. he said he loves kaepernick because of his courage to stands up for issues. >>> a chief elon musk has some new stance for rocket travelers. a big falcon rocket would fly up to speeds of 18,000 miles per hour. musk said it could take people anywhere in less than an hour. and the ticket price would be about the same as

grateful for all he has received, this young quarterback is now honored to give back. >> hopefully it will help. >> reporter: joeer, nbc news. >> what a great story. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. and for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. . >> announcer: now on "extra" -- >>> julia louie dreyfuss battling cancer breaking details on the stungs announcement just after taking home her history-making sixth emmy. >>> our final interview with playboy legend hugh hefner. >> i love you. >> i love you. >>> marilyn, pam, jenny, the women he turned from cover girls into world famous sex symbols. >> the celebrity-packed parties here at the fabled playboy mansion. >> the two stars he could never convince to poise for "playboy." then inside hefner's $50 million fortune. did he really cut wife number three crystal out of his will? >>> kim kardashian blasts caitlyn. >> she is a liar. >> why kim is going off today. >>> robert redford and jane fonda, the reunion 50 years in the making, and he they still have

grateful for all he has received, this young quarterback is now honored to give back. >> hopefully it will help. >> reporter: joer, nbc news. >> what a great story. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. and for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> crazy. ♪ >> just after emmy jubilation, a sudden serious turn for julia louis-dreyfus. what she's sharing today about her cancer diagnosis. >>> we're doing "will & grace" again. >> and tonight it begins. what you need to know before the first episode. >>> work and play is what ke

. >> to joe's chilling point, if we get imagery like the old bikini atoll test we saw and scared the hell out of us as young kids in this country, i wonder what that will do to the free world. andrea mitchell, joe cirincione, thank you both very much. >> thank you, brian. >> sobering conversation. we'll have you both on and do it again. >>> coming up, the fight over health care, as we say, this time around. and why alaska is getting so much of the attention these days. when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> they claim as the president did it protects people with pre-existing conditions but it doesn't guarantee them protection. all you need to know is this. this is how the vice president, himself, dodged that question this morning on "fox & friends." >> with that, can you guarantee governors will make sure pre-existing conditions are covered? >> thomas jefferson said the government that governs least governs best. the question people ought to ask, who will be more responsive to the health care needs in your community, your governor and state legislature, or congressman and a president in a far off nation's capi

. >> that is the young yank of life, right. >> former vice-president joe biden one of the many people support. he tweeted this picture we vee ps stick together, jill and i, of course, his wife and all of the bidens, are with julia. >> that is a cute picture too. >> that is fantastic. >> sweet. >> for the second week eagles will face a winless opponent but that doesn't mean the chargers stink, why the chargers will be a tough match up, despite their zero and three record. they have really close losses. they played well against the chiefs. >>> good morning, i'm sean bell. eagles getting ready to head out west to taunter chargers and this game will be a lot harder then it looks. but they have been in every game they have played in. plus anytime you make that west coast trip it is going to be hard. zach ertz talked about why you cannot sleep on the chargers. >> they haven't had the ball bounce their way they who 19- 17 in one game, 24-21 in another one and they played with the chiefs until very end they are a good team, long flight, we are looking forward to going on the road again and ho

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joe visit is celebrating his eightieth birthday. but the guests went and spoiled the party. in particular the unstoppable peer emerick obama young. trick in the science class for the first time. oh i just stuck to the. dome and ended up finding two winners with obama backing for the bundesliga first to brazil's sharpshooter supremum. this season hamburg got off to a flyer beating out both then winning at cologne. for if i love the music. but they've since lost to on the balance they need to stop the rot against top of the table top and first up and come back to the one hundred first going to sleep a clash between these two german giants. scores for fun against hamburg in a games he's found the net eight times. but this time the first goal wasn't to be for him. instead our grabbed it yet in the scoring and the twenty fourth minute i've. a second off about my young got his job his fix goal of the season double dalton's late. christan political rounded off the scoreline three nil to the visitors no historical highlights but a job well done for dormant that victory in a row means they stay right on course. what's going on here that d

and so toby rowland joe plays for england, not necessarily because he is a better player but because it will give england a better chance of winning this test. mason crane, the youngl not play in the test match, even if it goes to the ashes. so when i spoke to the captain i wondered if this match was a missed opportunity to experiment. i think it would be easy to look at things like that but when you come into this week and the situation is we are one all and need to make certain that you choose the tea m to make certain that you choose the team that you think will win. what will be the best, give us the best chance of coming out this series on top. this is what we have gone with andi top. this is what we have gone with and i am looking forward to hopefully another good week and finishing off what has been an exciting year of test cricket in england. west indies practice tee today with a very clear goal in mind. they have the opportunity to win this series. the captain may insist he always believed his team could do that but if he had made that claim after the first test match, i don't think many people would have taken him seriously. these players are also well a

♪ francine: joe kaeser is a rare breed of chief executive who has dedicated his entire professional life to a single company. he was a youngusiness graduate when he joined siemens in 1980, moving up the ranks and around the world for a company described by angela merkel as a flagship of the german economy. siemens truly powers modern life, making everything from turbines and health scanners and ovens and factory equipment. joining me, chief executive officer of siemens joe kaeser. thank you so much for speaking to bloomberg. joe: sure. francine: can you tell us a little bit about that first day you started at siemens? joe: it's been a while, obviously, but i remember i was coming into siemens and i thought, oh, my god, they have abbreviations for everything. and i was thinking to myself, i don't know nothing anymore about what i studied. so it was quite an experience. francine: did you remember going into it, what did you think? did you think this is a company i really want to work for for a long time? joe: i had multiple opportunities. i was interviewing a different places, but then i thought siemens at that time was stil

young rising stars landed on the reserve list. joshua garnet will miss the year with a knee injury and joe williams will join him with an ankle issuethe 49ers did release wide receiver jeremy kerley despite resigning him in march. he led the team in receptions and yards last season. the team also released the defensive tackle quentin dial after four years as a 49er. >>> tonight, derek carr's childhood dream came true. his number was retired at fresno state during a halftime ceremony at the bulldogs game. he holds the school record. now joins his brother david. the raiders were worried he was going to get a little bit emotional during the ceremony, but he kept up his composure like usual. >>> the giants only had one hit in the first eight innings against saint louis. in the bottom of the 9th inning, buster posey singles home hunter pence, then nick hundley goes opposite field for a walk off home run. his second career game ending homer and the giants come back to win 2-1. >>> fans in seattle hoping to see oakland snap their four game losing streak. blake's pitch slips past bruce maxwell allowing jean segura to score the game winning

young man in distress. he is home sleeping at that point. >> reporter: joe ems said he wishes he would have known how badly he was injured. if he had he would have saved his friend. many of the defense attorneys who represented these fraternity brothers have said this was a tragic accident and not a crime. still, with the charges that as much as one to two years in prison. dan and paula. >> i spent some time with the piazza family. this is an incredibly hard ordeal for them. >> it is reliving every moment after own over. >>> we move to the break news out of california. wildfires threatening homes in burbank, a heavily populated part of los angeles. >> residents were forced to evacuate in the dead of night and abc's jim avila is on the scene. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. the southern california heat wave lighting up the hillsides paying for a while and sleepless night. overnight, mandatory evacuations ordered as a wildfire rages out of control racing toward hundreds of homes north of los angeles. the blaze in burbank growing to 2,000 acres, huge flames burning on hilltops. 260 firefighters tack

got to do know is essentially build a base around the young girl that they know is there they can just go and start pooling their bre and recchi joe what they've got to do is build a platform make sure that that is secure and then they can start to try and extract her from the deborah and also take the chance to look to see if the three other children of their if they are alive and how they will get them out can also tell you that in the last twenty minutes or so we've seen bottles of oxygen as well as plasma being taken to the scene that many people would suggest is a good saying like the rest of mexico like the rest of the world at the moment we can only stand here wait and watch. in mexico city thank you allan. iran's president hassan rouhani has promised that there will be no changes to the nuclear deal between to han and world powers and his speech to the u.n. general assembly he rejected u.s. president trump said accusations that iran sponsored terrorism calling the claim ignorant and hateful rhetoric i can't reports now from the u.n. the iranian president arrives to address the general assembly well aware that president tru