the more peaceful, joey. joey nice guy. >> steve: yeah. joey nice guy.ass. >> jimmy: joey goodass. [ laughter ] speaking of joey goodass, chris hemsworth is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, yeah! >> jimmy: he almost won joey goodass last year. he's so -- he is fantastic, though, we love him. guys it's time to take a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad, it's time for pros & cons. here we go. ♪ tonight we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of having a self-driving car. this is the big story at last week's consumer electronics show. more and more companies are making cars that can drive all by themselves. you can just sit in the back seat and cruise around. yeah. so let's take a look at the pros and cons of having a a self-driving car. here we go. pro -- it allows you to eat, talk on the phone or even apply make-up while driving. con -- so basically what you're already doing. [ laughter and applause ] it's just, easy adjustment. just keep doing what you're doing. you just won't get in an accident. >> s

let's bring in don lemon and joey jackson. you know the family well a lot of sources learned about this this morning as we have. what do you know at this point? >> caller: well we know that police did do life saving measures on the scene to get her to breath and, again, as nick has been reporting, she's in the hospital. yeah, we know that it's been -- i don't want to call it speculation, but has been in the media that has been reported she has issues with drugs, and the family eluded to that as well. it's not a secret, and we keep dancing around the issue and around the issue of it's just a coincidence about the bathtub. coincidences like that do not usually happen. for your mother to have died in the bathtub with 12 inches of water, and you to be found in the bathtub with water, i mean, that is, you know let's be just honest about that. she has been dealing with some issues and it's been publicly dealt with and she's been in the spotlight all her life having to deal with that and so i -- i would assume in listening to the fam

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you have joey bagga-donuts. joey from around the corner and joey from down the stairs.e have a used washer-dryer. ( applause ) that would be my vote. >> jon: very serious topic and it sounds like a competitive race. >> it is. but, of course, the front-runner is staten island district attorney dan donovan. >> jon: the prosecutor who couldn't or wouldn't get a grand jury to indict the chop that choked out eric garner? i-- oh, i get it. it's like a joe the washer-dryer thing. very droll jason. very droll. >> yeah, it's no joke. they're actually going to elect dan donovan. and guess what? this new election is going to cost $1 million or roughly the same amount of money you can launder through your average healthalicious franchise. >> jon: thank you, jason. jason jones, ♪ ♪ when you feel good no one is immune. with antioxidants, electrolytes, and b vitamins plus more vitamin c than ten oranges. emergen-c transforms more than just water. emergen-c. let your awesome out. sorry. your morning could use a hand. taco bell's steak and egg a.m. crunchwrap with a hash brown inside. a

who's talking here, joey? you or your father?, you used to rail against his conservative rule. i still maintain my own views. then stand up to him. hmm? make him accept our immunity waiver. fine. i will talk to him. thank you. i know that's not easy. how is your father? he's old. he's sick. he's nearing the end of his life. i'm sorry to hear that. mmm. i hope it's not true but if it is i take solace in the fact that a progressive, bold new leader will take his place. hey. hmm? why don't you come over to our house for dinner tonight? come on, it'll be fun. we won't talk shop. i promise. i mean, the food's gonna suck, but... listen, i... you haven't even met... you haven't even met alison and jason. daisy: she's delicate and very confused. well, given what she's endured i'm not surprised. she's afraid she'll be punished and very worried about deportation. elizabeth: i'm very sorry about everything that happened to you. thank you. i want you to know that we're doing everything we can to see that the hassanis face justice. how is mr.

absolutely not. >> joey? >> absolutely not. people who get wasted all the time and they do not commit a class a felony of rape. also in addition to these guys there's two other codefendants who have yet to be tried, and there are other friends, by the way who saw the videotape who were not wasted who have now pled guilty to misdemeanor because they passed along the videos. >> i did not know until i saw the videotape, i, myself you know was ashamed, and even tried to apologize to the victim, so joey you know that kind of distance of responsibility or awareness that's just not defense enough. >> it isn't. a few points here briefly. the first one is voluntary intoxication in and of itself is not a defense. why? anybody and everybody who gets drunk will say, i had no intent. i had no idea what i was doing. the law says you're not going to do that. the other issue, though relating to the jury itself is listen you have a right if you're a defendant to know who the jurors are. if there's any misrepresentation on the part of the jury i

you have joey bagga-donuts. joey from around the corner and joey from down the stairs.have a used washer-dryer. ( applause ) that would be my vote. >> jon: very serious topic and it sounds like a competitive race. >> it is. but, of course, the front-runner is staten island district attorney dan donovan. >> jon: the prosecutor who couldn't or wouldn't get a grand jury to indict the chop that choked out eric garner? i-- oh, i get it. it's like a joe the washer-dryer thing. very droll jason. very droll. >> yeah, it's no joke. they're actually going to elect dan donovan. and guess what? this new election is going to cost $1 million or roughly the same amount of money you can launder through your average healthalicious franchise. >> jon: thank you, jason. jason jones, our "name your price" tool helps -- oh, jamie you got a little something on the back of your shoe there. a price tag! danger! price tag alert! oh. hey, guys. price tag alert! is this normal? well, progressive is a price tag free zone. we let you tell us what you want to pay and we help you find options to fit y

brown's life was intentional, purposeful under color of law by darren wilson a police officer. >> joeyntioned eric holder. he could step in. if he makes a move that could change things. why is that? >> here's the problem brooke. eric holder has been well intentioned. he went to ferguson been committed to it. he sent a number of fbi agents to investigate. eric holder at the end of the day doesn't make the law and facts. i think he'll be bound by what the investigation says. just to be clear, at the federal level what ends up happening is regardless of what eric holder wants to do personally you're bound by the law. unlike a state prosecution where you can charge recklessness on the part in the event that's what the grand jury determined. you could charge it was a reckless act, that the officer disregarded the risk that he was careless. you could come up with a number of theories for prosecution at the state level in the event that's what facts demonstrated. in the federal prosecution as don west was referring to it it was all about intent. unless you i have establish it was purposeful r

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last week, joey quinzio pled guilty to a lesser misdemeanor.reement, but has so far declined it. and another vanderbilt football player, chris boyd, pled guilty to a misdemeanor for helping carry the unconscious victim into brandon's dorm room. >> i'm curious to know the people we saw on the surveillance video. that saw the victim, totally unconscious. the multiple people who saw her. what are they thinking now? we are civilized human beings, the rules and responsibility of living in this society, you look out for your fellow man. >> reporter: the chancellor of vanderbilt released this statement yesterday that reads in part -- "i am deeply troubled that some students who knew or should have known about the incident that led to this week's convictions failed to take any positive action. this is not the culture at vanderbilt, and it must never be repeated." by the jury decision may not be the final world. there will be a motion to vacate the decision. "20/20" has learned that one of the jurors has failed to disclose that they were a victim of rap

it's not going to be easy by any means. >> joey your thoughts about the fair trial?oing to be problematic for the following reason. you have a terrorist act that affected an entire community. obviously it affected the nation but you have people who are so directly impacted by this and you look at the people whose lives were lost. you say it's three people. you look at the 260 people who were injured, you look at the 16 amputees. you look at the fact that the community was on lockdown for five days as the police attempted to bring this under control, and so the argument is is that everyone was impacted as this. of course the country as a whole grieves and feels for the boston area but you talk about boston strong. you talk about something that brought that community together and devastated the community, i think it's very problematic. obviously, ana, the other side to it is look there's 1200 prospective jurors that will be evaluated and interviewed. can we not get 1% and 12% for the alternate jurors. i think that will be a challenge >> because this is a death penalty

joey earn joey -- joni earnst. >> i think she'll do great.ut honestly let's face it it's not about the messenger it's about the message, and what i help she does is she says listen, you have heart a whole lot of words from the president, he's really good at speaking, but the americandnc action. here are the things we're going to put on the president's desk in the next 90 days. >> i think it's more about optics unfortunately, than sometimes the message when you think back to bobby jindal and marco rubio. is anybody listening to these messages. >> i think she was a really inspired pick for the republicans. if you look at "the wall street journal" poll i think the republican party itself is ready for this next generation of leaders to step forward. so i thought it was an ingene you pick and i look forward to hearing from them tonight. >> some republicans -- >> i think it's the beard. >> it might be the beard. some are hoping to send the president a message about hissal policy shift on cuba by bringing well known activists as guests. larry, divis

mine is joey. his is kyle. it's 4-1.lemate. >> beacham, who has pled not guilty to shoplifting and violating his parole, represents the third kind of inmate housed in the unit. >> he is actually a straight guy. he is straight. he is not gay at all. >> during his interview process for his housing he said he was homosexual. so he was housed in the homosexual unit, upon his request. every inmate signs a form requesting to go into the homosexual unit. it's under their own free will. >> some straight men look to the homosexual unit as a safe harbor compared to the predatory environment found in many other units. >> i had one or two gay men tell me go to the gay pod. you will be taken care of. i have had other guys in there write me, like show me, show me your penis and all this stuff like that. i am like, okay, whoa, back up. i'm not like that. little do they know that i am straight. >> bexar county don't really care. >> beauchamp says most inmates here have been respectful of his sexuality. >> eloy, he is very flamboyant. co

change has come to cellmate joey rhode. he has received permission to transfer to an all straight, male, general population dorm. >> rye quested to be moved out of the first police i was in. only because i had stalkers. and got a little hectic there. it wasn't what i was really expecting out of all of that. i was going there to, say, hey maybe i will have more in common with these people. maybe i will find belter friend. every day i was getting two, three people coming to my window trying to get me to expose myself to them. and every time i would go take a shower. i would get people coming in sitting on the benches just watching me. i was like, hello? it's kind of scary. i am not going to lie. final low i talked to classification, they moved me out of there. i am in a great new pod. there is a lot of cool people here. a lot of cool new friend. it's interesting. >> while rhode must keep his homosexuality under wraps, for general population, meet at least a few inmates willing to share their opinions. >> i will be straight up

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we're four years old, june 2010, just shortly after joey passed away.t was our way of putting his life to good purpose. we are focused on educating communities locally, on a countywide basis, statewide and nationally. i'm personally involved in coalitions, work groups and task forces at all those levels. education and political advocacy. >> i want to remind people this is so important of some of the signs that you just talked about. we'll put those on the screen as we continue to talk. your organization, you accomplished a lot of things already. you have gotten a national month declared. >> it's a state month. through the state of california, march is prescription drug abuse awareness month. >> and then also you got national rallies. >> mm-hmm. >> we had a rally that's happening in the fall. this is our second year, we plan to continue the rally. we will be in our next one this year and beyond. >> so, can anybody join? can anybody go to the rally? if they want to get involved and have a chapter? >> certainly the rally, we are hoping for 3,000 people. we

i want to bring in joey jackson and paul callan and jeffrey cuban.ter turnout is at historic lows. midterm elections the s traditi low, but last november's was one of the lowest since world war ii. only 36.4% of all eligible voters, only one in three made to the polls. among young under 30, only 13%. a little difficult to equate exactly why, but there have been pretty momentous shifts. jeffrey, i'll start with you. supreme court effectively cut the oversight of a number of southern states and any weren't allowed to make changes with their votes laws unless they checked in with the feds. they don't have to anymore, but has something happened? >> a lot has happened. many of the states who were freed from oversight, most notably texas and north carolina, took advantage of the absence of oversight to limit voting. to limit early voting, to impose voter i.d. requirements. and the obama justice department has sueded those two states to sigh this is a xp example of whe need the votes rights act pmt but those cases are before the courts and they illustrate t

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we're four years old, june 2010, just shory after joey passed ay.utting his life to good purpose. we are focused on educating communities locally on a countywide basis, statewide and nationally. i'm pernally involved in coalitions, work groups and task forces at all those levels. education and political advocacy. >> i want to remind people this is so important of some of the signs that u just talked about. we'll put those on the screen as we continue to talk. your organization, you accomplished a lot of things already. you have gotten a tional month decred. >> it's a state month. through the state of california, march is escription drug abuse awareness month. >> and then also you got national rallies. >> mm-hmm. >> wead a rally that's happenng in the fall. th is our second year we plan to contue the rally. we will be in our next one this year andbeyond. >> so, can anybody join? can anybodyo to the rally? if they want to get involved and have a chpter? >> certainly the rally, we are hoping for 3,000 people. wevery much would like to see californians

. >> let's bring in mel robbins and legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson.k what you make of this because she mentioned he can't watch the game but guess who can, the jury. the judge told them they can enjoy watching the super bowl, but that they should be vigilant. mel, do you think that should be allowed? >> you know, i don't think the football game has anything to do with this trial. and i don't think it's a problem. i'm glad she answered the question because my husband, christi and joey, asked me last night if he is go be to be able to watch it. i said i'm not sure so i'm glad to hear if he is in jail on murder charges he ain't watching the super bowl, christi. >> this is the thing, joey. this is a lot of people staying a circumstantial case, with the evidence that the sneaker footprint, the traces of dna, the surveillance video. but there is no motive that we've heard of yet. yes? >> so you focus in on what the defense is going to focus on. good morning. at the end of the day, although motive doesn't have to be proven or otherwise established inquiring

. >> i want to bring in my senior legal analyst and hln analyst joey jackson and a retired u.s. army green ber ray. you have written ex-tentively on the lone wolf versus the stray dog theory on these kinds of self-radicalized people if that is what christopher lee cornell actually is. when you look at the reportering on this person, how does this fit into the grander scheme of the kinds of threats we've seen play out before? >> each one of these episodes is different, but this one does conform to the general pattern that we have seen. first of all, most of the alleged plots that have been uncovered by the authorities that have led to arrests have involved a single individual, about 68% of them. and so that's typical. we have a young man here. we don't know all the details of his biography. we'll learn more about that. a plot is a -- a plot begins to evolve. a confidential informant or an undercover police officer picks up information about this plot. when it goes beyond talk and when it comes to the point where the individual is actually acquiring the material, in this case weap

joey may disagree but you've got a good looking defendant.nt with a guaranteed $12.5 million. you've got the patriots playing, his former team in the super bowl this weekend. i think you're going to have jurors thinking well why would he do this? as a prosecutor you never have to prove moe the. they're going to wonder why would he do this especially will help -- if you look at statistics. a lot of female heavy juries really need a lot of evidence to convict. they need solid evidence. this is by and far a circumstantial case. >> they're smarter, more analytical -- therefore he may very be in trouble. the reality is what they do is have 18. you only need 12. they don't tell the other six who they are. they want everyone focused on the actual trial. i don't know so much the tact there are more women than men help him. we don't know how many are alternates at the end of the day. sunny and i were speaking about this. we have a role reversal. she i this is this could speak well for herself that the prosecution could have problems. although the case

." >> former philadelphia mob boss joey merlino is heading back to prison. the federal judge sided can prosecutors saying he violated his parol by being with a felon. >>> the 114 congress begins its session tomorrow, the house and senate are controlled by republicans for the first time since 2006. the battle will be over immigration. the gop wants to strip funding for immigration programs. >>> friday a funeral will be held for shane montgomery. crews pulled the west chester student's body from the schuylkill over the weekend. a viewing will be held a at st. john baptist church in manayunk. the medical examiner has determined that montgomery died accidently. >> it's 4:38. new information is coming up in the airasia tragedy. next up at 4:30 we'll tell you how the airline is helping the loved ones of those on the domed flight. >>> the could you byes beat -- cowboys beat the lions. plus govern governor christie has choice words for eagles fans. >> reporter: thisthis afternoon well be hover a around 35, 36 degrees with a strong wind. i'll have the day planner for

>> guillermo: joey. >> jimmy: joey is my assistant. >> guillermo: well, we've got to share, because ofudget. >> jimmy: okay, very good, all right. this is an unexpected twist. the super bowl's coming up the weekend after next: [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: patriots and seahawks are busy preparing for the game. all the other teams who didn't make it are working on their plan for next season. last week the 49ers named their new head coach jim tomsula to replace jim harbaugh. they're big on jims up there i think. he sat down with another jim, a reporter named jim kozimor, on the bay area comcast sports network. let's just say it's a good thing the coach wasn't under oath here. >> you and me talking, give me a name that you think would be good as offensive coordinator. what if i throw a name out? marc trestman. >> uh -- >> it's someone you might know. >> mm. >> that's the best you can give me? >> yeah. >> he's going to make a fortune giving commercials. what kind of pep talks? get out there and -- uhh -- seems like there's always controversy leading up to the super bowl. this year it's

paul callen and joey jackson., from a liability perspective compared to malaysia air flight 370, how much does it help that these families at least some parts of the plane have, in fact, been found? >> i think it will help them immensely because this gets complicated in terms of what they can recover, montreal convention where they could recover at least a minimum of around $170,000, or the warsaw convention, which is a much lower number, could be around $8,500. indonesia signed only the lesser one, the warsaw, so they are looking for the big pocket, which would be suing the american-owned airline and the parts of the plane might indicate that there was a product defect that would get them into the american court system where they could sue for millions, so that's a good thing for them if they can find something wrong with the plane. of course, maybe they don't find anything wrong with the plane. >> joey? >> could be problematic, and here's the point, where you sue, deb, has a lot to do with how much you recover,

joey chen. there is soledad. joey chen cbs news correspondent, there she is. he a friend of mine. former cbs news correspondent he is over there. john see again that you recall former nbc news anchor he is there i don't know. there is not enough money on earth for me to work over there. i just don't get it. bottom line, do you believe, adam, that this network is a threat worldwide to the united states and the west? >> that's a very good question. i don't think it's a threat to the united states. i think it's backing forces which are a threat to the united states. i think the qatary government is doing what it believes is in its best interest. i think they use the network to forward their interest. but those change every day. there is a man, for instance they embraced hamas, and there was a member of hamas who just four days ago left doah, they are changing their position so it flips. >> all the media in the world, this the is most favorable to terrorists. directly ahead two attorneys paid by new york city participate in a hateful antipolice video after we repo

i and would have to disagree with joey jackson's analysis about the difficulty for the feds.two ways to go. one, could they show the officer was a racist. had he said racist things. there was no evidence of that. obviously, they couldn't go on that grounds. addressing what joey had to say about intentional deprivation, those are civil rights violations. firing a gun to kill somebody without justification is automatically a violation of somebody's civil rights. they couldn't prove on this fact pattern that was there was no justification. so it all came down to justification. if it was a justifiable use of force, you can't indict criminally. >> at the state level, you have choices. you can go after somebody for acting negligently. what does that mean? it means i was careless in the discharge of my firearm. you can go after someone recklessly. you have a number of resources at the state level and a number of theories that you can go after someone with. >> but he wasn't careless. >> exactly -- >> you're saying he was careless in aiming the gun? >> what i'm saying is that at the s

>> joey fatone. >> justin timberlake. >> jimmy: now look, you guys really have nothing in common.s is -- you have nothing in common. >> i guess you're right. we should probably just go home alone and -- >> eat soup in the dark. >> maybe we're more alike than we thought. kiss me, shirley. >> it's sharon. >> whatever. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they think they're kissing? if they opened their eyes they'd be close to it. he's looking straight up. now that's not helping at all. he's not even looking at her. their mouths aren't even close to each other. it's like insane. all right. congratulations. you guys belong together. hey, guys. in tv news here, you guys, the cw has announced a new crime drama about a zombie medical student that eats the brains of dead people and inherits their memories to solve crimes. that's right. it's called "every television show combined." and it's very exciting. so good. i can't wait to see that. [ applause ] and finally, this is just embarrassing. yesterday espn reporter hannah storm was about to go live on air when her makeup artist t

former philadelphia mob boss joey merlino must report to a federal detention center in miami. a federal judge sailed that merlino violated his parol by associated with a fell conconvict in florida. he was out on supervised release after spending are a decade in prison. >>> reality tv star gia guidice is behind bars, she turned herself at the federal correction institution in dan bury connecticut. the couple are the parents of four daughters agings 4 to 13. >> well the search continues this noon from the wreckage of airasia flight 8501. it's been more than a week, there's still no sign of the black boxes that could tell investigators what went wrong with the plane. karen travers joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon rick indenearbyian officials believe weather -- >> it's all in real time. it's clear. we can see everything as small as a golf ball. >> reporter: ment bad weather is preventing divers from getting close to the wreckage that indoe nearby say they have -- indonesia say they have detected. the pilot road that he wanted to turn and climb higher to a

. >> and joey is saying, what about me? >> good morning, everyone. satellite shows temperatures with preliminary temperatures each month and for the earth the northern hemisphere and trip ins and southern hemisphere everything was half a degree warmer-than-average if december. central valley socked in with fog until 10:00 in the southern section and 11 o'clock headed out to sacramento and low-to-mid 60's through here and low-to-mid 70s in southern california and 50 in lake tahoe. >> can i get that in writing, please mike? >> sure. >>> san rafael along 101 you can see traveling in southbound direction tail lights are looking clear with no fog at the golden gate bridge and all is moving along without any problems and a new barrier holding strong. 101 headed out of san francisco to the airport and traveling to sfo, ten minutes gets you through and northbound 880 238 to the maze to the east bay is 13 minutes. and 101 from highway 85 to the san jose airport is 11 minutes. >>> you never know what you will find around the next corner and that is the case fo

the adelaide zoo are treating kangaroos and joeys, after the fires. most are under 6 months old and had burns to their pads. some had burnt tails. dressings are changed twice a day. once healthy, they'll be released into the wild. and more stories on our website, aljazeera.com. bloggers from the reporters on the ground and analyse that takes you behind the headings. aljazeera.com. >> after all this time the keystone xl pipeline does not run to the gulf of mexico, but the bill authorizing the project will run as far as the white house, where the president promises a veto. that's inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. the keystone xl

. >> joey merlino is heading back to prison. a federal judge sided with the prosecutors back in october who said merlino violated parol by associate winning a fellow convict in florida. the 52--year-old must report to a federal detention center in miami by 2:00 p.m. the 114 congress begins his session tomorrow, the house and the senate will be controlled by the republicans for the first time since 2006. 04 women will serve the new congress. african-american members of both gender in both parties will be among the ranks. >>> on friday, funeral will be held for shane montgomery. crews pulled his body from the schuylkill over the weekend. a viewing will be held in manayunk the funeral service will follow the next morning. the medical examiner determined that montgomery died of accidental causes. >>> time to take a look at accuweather. you say it's a bundler of a week. >> reporter: it is, if you look at the temperature you could be fooled a little bit. storm tracker 6 live double scan there's no precipitation from the rain yesterday

hln legal analyst joey jackson joins me with more on this.orning, carol. >> i can't imagine how difficult it will be to seat a jury in this case. >> it will be very difficult. it's unprecedented what they're doing here. they have 9,000 prospective jurors. you have to have 12. even though jury selection is beginning now, they don't even anticipate the trial to begin until sometime in june and then of course when it does begin it could be up to a half year so you need those extra 12 in the event one of the jurors gets sick or otherwise can't participate. >> when they say jury selection will take months they mean it. >> yes, they do. >> so the d.a. talked to 60 victims before deciding there will be no plea deal. i don't understand why they couldn't arrive at a plea deal in this case. >> it's a tough decision to make. remember the mass destruction that he engaged in. you're talking about lives that were lost there not only the 12 lives lost but look at all of the others that were injured. when you look at that and victims and you look at the impa

well you too can be featured on our newscast, like tim, and phil and joey and you cab because come an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up a at cbs philly.com/watchers. >> carol, thank you. time is 7:48. time for a look at the road. lets get to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic sent iser good morning. >> good morning, diana. we have icy conditions on the secondary and neighborhood roadways. watch out for your driveways as well and sidewalks. they could be quite icy. the major roadways area bridges look okay. this is walt whitman bridge n delays or problems on it. no speed restrictions. it is at its normal speed limit. however, betsy ross bridge and commodore barry bridge has speed reductions of 35 miles per hour each. in delays on ben franklin that is the the storm that will speed up as well. we have speed reductionness place on the betsy ross and commodore barry due to icy conditions this morning. we will move the traffic cam to the schuylkill at the vine street expressway, the can you kill at the top of the screen. vine at the middle. in delays on these two highways. they are moving jus

prosecutors say joey met the men at beer pong tournaments and lured them to his home on plum creek drive. at least three people reported attacks to police who found pictures of more point deductioner's phone. >>> metro facing more backlash from the underground emergency on the yellow line last week. a law firm says at least 30 people are suing metro over what happened. more than 80 people were put in the hospital that day. one woman died. news 4 learned that radio encryption may have slowed down rescue teams. sources told transportation reporter that the encryption may have kept d.c. firefighters and metro officials from talking to each other. congress and representatives from metro and ntsb will meet tomorrow. >>> big changes coming to the schools. chief executive officer has changes to boundaries, grade structures, and programs at several schools. you can let the board know what you think about the changes tonight at 7:00. >>> today 16 and 17-year-olds could receive the right to vote. they approved lowering the voting age earlier this month. the change will take effect in may. if it pa

you know him from his work as joey tribbiani on the iconic show "friends". [ cheers ] currently, you let's take a look. >> going along, thinking everything's great. i mean, not the stupid show. >> sure. >> you wake up one day and half your money's gone. just -- just gone. >> wait. i'm sorry, say what? >> what? >> you said half. half your money's gone? >> yeah. >> oh. you made it sound like he took everything. didn't you think? >> i did, yeah. >> well -- if it's not everything -- >> he stole $32 million from me. >> no, that's -- >> insane. unbelievable. >> -- a ridiculous amount of money, of course. >> but you still have -- >> a little over 31. [ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome matt leblanc. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good. i'm good, thanks. >> seth: thanks so much for being here. >> nice to finally be here. congrats on the show. >> seth: thank you. and congrats to you as well. this is the fourth season of this show, which has such a wonderful premise. >> it's the fourth season already? >> seth: this is the fourth season of our show. we do mini-seasons.

nine joeys or young kangaroos are now being treated by veterinarians at a zoo in south australia.ost of them are under 6 months old. they began arriving last week. most are suffering from burned paws, but there's some good news on the way. vets say once they're healed, the joeys will be returned to the wild. what a bundle there, right? >> in the meantime, they have some red shoes. that is really cute. >>> we are following breaking news in downtown san jose. we have been all morning. a fire breaking out in an abandoned warehouse. crews have been able to corral it now, as investigators looking into the suspicious cause, still some concerns about the structural integrity of that building. >>> firefighters also concerned about this, falling into booby traps while on the job. who investigators think built this one, coming up. >>> a live look outside of san francisco. for the last couple of days, we've had a hard time getting a clear view of this vista because of all that fog, but not today. christina will be clueing you in on what you can expect for the rest of the day leading up to yo

. >> ♪♪ >> joey merlino has a new home for the next four months, a prison in miami.52-year-old had to report to a federal facility by 2 o'clock this afternoon. this summer merlino was spotted with an old convicted mob associate and a judge determined that that violated his parole. merlino moved to florida in 2011 after serving time for racketeering. >>> a philadelphia fire department ladder truck caused some damage in powelton this morning. the truck struck several parked cars near the intersection of north 42nd street and powelton avenue. officials have not said if they were responding to a call at the time. fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> when the pennsylvania state assembly holds its swearing in ceremony tomorrow, one member from philadelphia will be making history. "action news" reporter vernon odom has that story. >> reporter: state representative elect lesley acosta greets constituents on the eve her swearing in. from hunting park to fairhill to parts of north philadelphia. she has no illusions about harrisburg. her presses sore has been busted for corruption.

are asking folks to make pouches for kangaroos who have been orphaned and rescued, because the baby joeyseed a safe and warm place to sleep. >>> when we come back, an update on one of our most talked-about stories, a pair of brothers and their amazing journey inspiring people all across our country. >>> finally here tonight, we want to revisit what's been one of our most talked-about and inspirational stories over these past couple of years. it's about a pair of brothers who share an incredible bond. the older sibling helping his younger brother who has cerebral palsy overcome some big obstacles even if it means carrying him on his back. we get the update tonight from our national correspondent kate snow. >> reporter: 8-year-old braden ghandi has always been his big brother's biggest fan. hunter's in high school now, a freshman, already wrestling varsity. last june, hunter carried braden for 40 miles to raise awareness about cerebral palsy. it wasn't easy for braden. sore with blisters, hunter had to cradle him in his arms. but they made it to that finish line. how much has changed since

let's bring in legal analyst joey jackson. >> joey, want to start with you here.people who are planning terror attacks but haven't taken legal action, let's say. >> good morning to you. good morning, victor. good morning, mel. i think there's three parts. the first is vigilant law enforcement action. i think we saw that in ohio. what does that mean? it means law enforcement monitoring social media. very adept at working with other agencies to ensure the terror attacks don't occur. then when you get from the vigilant law enforcement, you go to the arrest, and then after the arrest you go to the prosecution. and i think what you look to in terms of the law is whether you can successfully prosecute it. keep in mind you need not have an actual attack to be prosec e prosecut prosecuteded. what is an aattempt? an attempt is furthering that act. we saw it in ohio by virtue of the plotting, the planning, the meeting of an informant to carry out the researching of bombs and purchasing of ammunition. if law enforcement is vigilant, if they work with the prosecution and ulti

stephen is coming, joey is coming. >> i guess i'm not good enough for you. >> you're invited. >>> comingeview the state of the union address. why jumping in early doesn't appear to be paying off for jeb bush. >>> plus, jane fonda talking about the infamous vietnam photos that angered many veterans and earned her the name hanoi jane. you want to hear this. we're back in a moment. and bill, open your e-mail. paperless post. >> jen going? >> i'm not telling. >>> we're about to play a game of catch phrase. i'm playing with jennifer, but higgins needs a partner. please welcome anthony mackey. oh, wow. >> oh, this is when you like -- you're in a game and you -- you knock your hands together. >> fist pump. >> yes. >> yes. okay. wednesday is known as -- >> hump day. >> hump day. >> throw money in the air. >> oh -- >> yes. >> hey, hey, you talking too fast, you need to -- >> slow down. >> oh. >> oh, that's fun. that's fun. >>> all right, let's get a check on the other headlines. j.lo on "jimmy fallon" playing games. and the pope will begin his four-day visit on september 20th with stops in washin