kelsey, let's move on to you.nk we will actually show the second clip of your documentary before we ask you questions. if you have that queued up? [video clip] >> i think everyone knows that the media portrays a certain political agenda that they choose to go with. it is not a political agenda that the majority of santa fe is interested in. i want all schools safe. that's it. we can agree to disagree on how to go about doing it, i'm open to different solutions. our schools have to be safe. >> i think we need to lock doors. you know, the door that he came in was an entrance that was unlocked. >> i can tell you, i have thought long and hard about the arming of teachers. i do not think that is the end-all by any stretch. i do not think it is the magic answer. but i will say this, i truly wanted that pistol in my hands. just speaking generally for me, i will do whatever training is involved, i would do that. that would not be an issue. i think quite frankly, it can be done in a very safe manner. i think the weapons co

completely agree with kelsey.sing on cost of powering massive data centers and warehouses to consumers. here is what is going on. tax payers in ohio and virginia now have to pay higher electric utilities bill to cover amazon's electric bills. amazon's stock in the green. it is up for the month. kelsey, so i mean amazon's extension cord runs into taxpayer wallets in these states? what is your take, kelsey? >> this is very concerning report from bloomberg. it did a great job. needs to be looked into further by congress. i hope both sides of the aisle can see something wrong here when we have a billion, soon to be a trillion dollar company profiting off the back of middle and low income americans. liz: here is the thing, danielle. amazon not only getting state tax breaks, but according to this report, apparently amazon negotiates with local utilities in these states to lower its tax bills. and, amazon won't reveal the rate increases for consumers. this is not good for amazon. does not look good. >> i totally agree wi

tonight -- kelsey grammer, from "the meg" actor rainn wilson, music from franz ferdinand featuring theg band with joey castillo. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night.ho is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] at is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. it was announced today that first lady melania trump's s paree now officially u.s. citizens. they passed their citizenship test when they were asked, who's the president of the united states and they reied, "our idiot son-in-law." [ ughter and applause ]te in an iew last night, rudy giuliani said the russia investigation is going to lead o to very big s, just like watergate, saying it will be quote, "a different kind of watergate, it's on the side of the investigator." he then continued, "yeah, this trump thing just like watergate. no, not that kind of watergate, a reverse watergate.ve i should have said watergate. why did i say watergate? stupid rudy, stupid!" [ lauger and applause ] according to sour

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. >> kelsey grammar is now reportedly taking meetings with writers about a possible reboot of "frazierl right, i'll do it. >> this is despite what he told us two years ago. >> you know, i could see it, but it's not going to happen. >> kelsey may be rethinking that after the run of reboots like will and grace and another show that was reported to be returning, "mad about you" may not be returning. >> it's happening. >> i don't know. probably not. >> paul reiser told nischelle that it's still being negotiated. >> yeah, yeah, let's do it. hold on a second, we have to figure out the business. then it's all caught up. >> everybody has such a great time. >> i doubt it, but if it happens, i'll call you and we'll talk on e.t. about it. >> meanwhile, murphy brown is making its debut. >> murphy is not a timid show. we're certainly not starting out timt timidly, that's for sure. avery has started out as a television journalist and then our first episode we are both on television programs that are trying to out do each other on ratings. >> and another reboot could soon hit tv. alf may return to ea

kelsey, where is the condemnation on the democrats' side? i think when it comes to groups like the white supremacists, people unfairly link them with donald trump. but when it comes down to it, it's hate and violence and none of it is okay. community organizations like united way, non-profits like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more and donate over a million dollars every day. so our communities can be even stronger. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pi

john: kelsey, you are a terrific reporter. obviously have a lot of knowledge around washington, d.c. who you think would be a likely candidate if mr. sessions was fired? >> i think he will be looking to other members of the senate, but you know, i think that's actually a question that you will have to ask the trump administration, because trump tends to take us for some interesting courses. john: you are saying the president is unorthodox? i'm not sure that's a news flash. >> he's unpredictable. john: he is certainly unpredictable. you're right. al, some would say that's being kind, you're right. al, i want to ask about kavanaugh being approved. some are saying, including chuck schumer, that he should not approve this guy because of trump's associations with michael cohen. michael cohen is a better call saul attorney. i don't think it's any surprise a new york real estate tycoon have guys like cohen who work for him or with him. does chuck schumer make a valid case that you should block this nominee because of president trump'

her new movie alongside kelsey grammer and seth rogen is called "like father."s available now on netflix. please welcome kristen bell. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: may i see your hands? your other parts? you don't like to be touched at all on the hand? >> no, i do like to be touched, it's just -- >> jimmy: by me? >> it's you. it's just you. >> jimmy: it's me, yeah. >> no, i'm acutely aware of the ridges in fingertips. and i can do it -- let's do it. i can do it when they're dry. >> jimmy: if you're initiating it's better? >> yes. i feel more in control. >> jimmy: okay. >> does anyone even know what we're talking about? if these were wet, that's a nonstarter. >> jimmy: this is the reason i mention this and why i wanted to see if your fingers were at all wrinkly. the last time your husband dax shepherd was here -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: he talked about this phobia. >> i'm aware. >> jimmy: is it proper to call it a phobia? >> i would call it a very serious, undiagnosed, and yet to be discovered medical condition. [ lau

kelsey grammer. and you met kelsey on "neighbors 2"? >> yes.was like, "oh, is he harry?" and then, when we sat down, not only is he's funny but we were like five minutes into our conversation and he like teared up. because he's so emotional. his words, he has many wells, he says. and so, he just gave so much of himself to this character. very beautiful performance. >> jimmy: you did a great job on this. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you knocked it out of the park. congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: do you want to describe what the film is about? >> yes. "like father" is about a woman who gets left at the altar. and her dad, who she has not seen since she was five years old, comes to find her. one thing leads to the next, and they end up on her honeymoon, which is of course a a cruise. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i think -- >> jimmy: we have a clip here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: here is christian bell and kelsey grammer in "like father." streaming tomorrow on netflix. check this out. >> i guess when we get to jamaica in two days, i could buy a plane ticket

wow. >> well, kelsey, welcome.ome other show a while back and i'm so impressed with you and i was impressed with you today and your previous -- >> thank you. thank you. i appreciate that. you always have been great to me. so i really appreciate that. and, you know, back to this movie, oh, yes. you shot this on a cruise ship and you got to do some cool stuff and got to zip line. >> i did some zip-lining. we went down the water like slides and stuff like that on the ship. it was a lot of fun. the zip line thing was really cool actually. yeah. >> ooh. >> it's the longest one in the world in haiti somewhere which is actually sort of not in the heart of haiti. it's sort of like the cruise line bought a piece of haiti that it's just its own. i don't know how they pretend it's their own piece of haiti but nonetheless it seems to be the way it's set up. >> they didn't shut down the cruise ship. >> no, there were people on board if you want to be in a movie you can be. >> oh, wow. >> they'd say after the first hour -- [ lau

. >> finally kelsey grammar may want to stick to his day job instead of music. ♪ >> you feel the noteou just scream it if you can't hit it. >> kelsey, call me, singing lessons, it's happening. >> can you demonstrate for us one more time. you have to -- it comes from comes t >>> good morning. i'm ryan smith in for kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." the family of a missing iowa student makes a new appeal. they believe that mollie is alive and being held captive. >>> rain is pushing a dam to its breaking point and more rain is on the way. >>> and harvey weinstein plans to ask a judge to dismiss rape charges against him. >>> and are you ready for football? ready or not, the nfl is back, kind of. those are some of our top stories on this friday, august 3rd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all. we begin this half hour with a new appeal and new theory from the family of a missing iowa student. >> the search for mollie tibbetts is in its third week. her family is upping the reward to $17

>> jimmy: we are joined right now by a very, very funny man who stars alongside kristen bell and kelseyike father", which is out now on netflix. please welcome back our buddy seth rogen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: seth rogen, you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back to see us. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i have lots of questions, lots of things to ask you. >> great. >> jimmy: which is helpful for -- >> that's the first part of the equation, i guess, right? yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: one is you went on "the tonight show" ride. >> i did go on "the tonight show" ride. yeah. >> jimmy: i think -- we got an e-mail. i think you e-mailed higgins or something? >> i e-mailed higgins while i was waiting in the waiting room for the ride, and i was like, "this is amazing!" >> jimmy: what's the review of the --? >> it was incredible. i thought it would suck. because -- [ laughter ] a ride based on a talk show -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> sounds terrible. [ laughter ] but it was amazing. i was just like, "oh, i'm on a a flying car flying around new york." it does not

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kelsey grammer. and you met kelsey on "?eighbors >> yes.neighbors 2" so i just happen to be on set that day. i didn't meet him but i was like watching at the monitors and he was so funny, like, unbelievably funny, that i was watching him and i was like, "oh, is he harry?" d then, when we sat down, not only is he's funny but we were like five minutes into our conversation and he like teared up. because he's so emotional.ha his words, hmany wells, he says. and so, he just gave so much of hims this character. very beautiful performance. >> jimmy: you did a great job on this. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you knocked it out of the park congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: do you want to describe what the film is about? >> yes. "like father" is about a woman who gets left at the altar. and her dad, seen since she was five years old, comes to find her. one thing leads to the next, and they end uymon her hon, which is of course a a cruise. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i think --: >> jim have a clip here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: here is christian bell and kelse

kelsey bill, under mandatory evacuation orders starting yesterday. in fact, they had to evacuate the evacuation centers. some people say that they are going to stay put no matter what. >> this is a makeshift evacuation center. there is so much of the county that has been evacuated, there is nowhere to go. >> families have gathered here, with their campers and dogs on the ranch. >> we choose to stay and protect our land. it is what we have. it is how we make our living. >> the only problem -- the 75 acre walnut farm is near kelsey bill, which is also under evacuation orders. right now, the fire is less than one mile away. >> it is worth defending, and we will go down with it if we have to. >> reporter: the families know that they should not be here, but they decided to stay. >> no matter what we are doing out here, we do it together. >> that means cutting back oleander bushes up against the barn and breaking up dead leaves and grass. >> this is what we've got so far. >> reporter: matty says she is happy to help because it takes her mind off her house.

we're talking with a lot of teachers here, we gotjosh, w got kristen, and new addition kelsey.elsey just came from -- >> cheer practice. >> so we have the football team where son jackson is on the football team and cheer practice as well. eventually it comes together, right? so we're excited for that. so we had -- first off, you're a teacher going back. you've got your principal right over my left shoulde here. >> my awesome principal, heather abney, she's awesome. seactually followed her to woodbridge on purecause she's so amazing. she's great with kids, she ces much about kids. that's a passion of mine as well, as for most teachers it is. i'm just glad she's here. >> and we get a raise tomorrow. weather-wise, guys, it's really not bad at all. was it hot outside, i couldn't guys cheering outside? oh, you were inside, you had the ac. temperature-wise we're sitting near the 90-degree range. everybody else sit i the 80s for the most part. that will be the case through the rest of e night tonight. a really nice evening. if you're out and about, sun is starting to go down now. temp

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. >> in "like father," kristen plays kelsey graerdaughter, who altar.dad on her honeymoon cruise. >> how did you know what i do for a living? >> google. >> when was the last time you googled yourself? >> never, and i'm never going to. >> you've never actually googled yourself? >> no, no. i don't really care what other people are saying. i care what my motives and intentions and actions are. >> maybe pass that mantra along to co-star seth rogen. >> any time i think i might have done something that is, uh, really making people angry i tend to google myself just to see the true effect of what i've caused. which, i'd say, is every three months or four months. >> i was just going to say. >> number one, karaoke song. >> my song is no diddy. >> by the way, they'll celebrate five years of marriage this fall, kristen and dax. >>> speaking of marriage, third time's the charm for 66-year-old david hasselhoff who just said i do to his 38-year-old lady love, hayley roberts. >> the hoff and the model got hitched in italy, surrounded by close friends and family, inclu

. >> kelsey grammer is reportedly taking meetings with writers about a possible reboot of frazier.ould see it, but it's not going to happen. >> but now after the success of returns like will & grace, kelsey may be rethinking his options. >> can you please try to keep an open mind? >> and another show that was reported to be returning, mad about you, may not be. >> it's happening? >> i don't know. probably not. i don't know. >> paul riser at the premiere of the spy who dumped me told nischelle that a return of the 90s hit starring him and helen hunt is still being negotiated. >> actors go, yeah, all right. let's do it. they go, hold on a second. we got to figure out the business. then it gets all caught up. everybody has such a great time. >> it's a wonderful day. >> if it happens i'm going to call you and we'll talk on "e.t." about it. >> meanwhile, we can report the murphy brown newsroom is officially buzzing again. >> we're back. >> these are photos of the cast at their first table read. the original stars plus the newcomers were clearly having a lot of fun. >> four young women a

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the call you're making to him is kelsey, the mother of your child, is missing. we are desperate to find her. >> but then a mysterious late night facebook message blows everything apart. >> your daughter is not dead. and she is not alone. another family with a missing daughter gets a very similar message. >> if i know where she is, then i can get her back. >> i see him. that should be him. >> tonight, "20/20" goes undercover in search of a man in a red cap. a money drop in a mcdonald's parking lot in exchange for missing girls. >> i have got to tell you. >> to collect $75,000, a lot of people would say that sounds like a criminal enterprise. >> i'm as shocked as you guys. >> it's the ultimate showdown with lives on the line. >> maybe she is out there. maybe she is alive. >> it was just what if, what if, what if. >>> good evening. i'm david muir. >> and i'm amy robach. this is "20/20." new developments on a story ryan smith continues to follow. >> reporter: february, 2013. dawn breaks cold and clear on a tuesday morning in denver, colorado. and as morning turns to

last night, dozens packed a community meeting in kelsey ville to hear the latest on the fight. cal fire says the biggest challenge has been the wee y an feelinoptimistic. if we get in the have been gett the extreme winds and it's hampering control efforts. >> evacuation orders were lifted on tuesday and we saw people walking around as a plume of smoke could be seen in the distance. >>> good news on the massive carr fire. the 20 people reported missing in the fire zone have been found safe. the fire scorched more than 121,000 acres and destroyed more than 1000 homes. it is just 35% contained. the carr fire is one of more than a dozen active wildfires burning. the majority are in northern california. governor brownished a dire warning. >> we are in for a really rough ride. it's going to get expensive and dangerous. we have to apply our creativity to be making the best of what will be an increasingsix months the year nearly 300,000 acres have burned, more than twice the yearly average in the past five years. >> that's concerning and crews are waiting for a change in the weather bu

she goes with her father, kelsey grammer. >> yes. >> seth: you guys actually shot it on a functionaleth: okay. [ laughter ] >> i don't know if you've been on a cruise. it's like if someone took like the world's biggest buffet and set it adrift. [ laughter ] and that's kind of -- [ applause ] -- what it's like. it's just -- it's weird. and people -- there is literally videos that tell you to wash your hands. because people don't wash their hands. >> seth: yeah. >> and just shove them in like the ham spread or whatever they have. and then you get like a cruise ship dysentery or something like that. and so they make these little jingles. they're like -- ♪ wash your hands and you're like, "it's a nice song. but the root of it is disgusting." and, yeah, it felt like -- it was very weird. it was a weird environment. ultimately, like from a sociological stand point, i guess, it was interesting. >> seth: in the film you play -- as we can tell from a clip, you're a little awkward. >> i'm very awkward. yes. >> seth: you also are canadian in the film. >> i play a guy named jeff from -- from --

yes. >> seth: there is a scene in the film where kelsey and kristen l are -- they ple a game show onise >> it is, yes. if you're not enticed enough, e' yeah, thgame shows. >> seth: but you and your sister were actually on a game show when y were kids. >> we were. we were on a show called "kidstreet," which is a canadian show that was kind of like "the newlywed game" with siblings not in the gross way. [ laughter ] and so, it was you and your sibling were separated.d u were asked questions. and you had to match up your answers hypothetically, you know? what is your favorite food? pizza. pizza. so my dad though, we got on the show. and my dad watched huneds of episodes of the show and realized that you could break down everynswer into one of like ten categories. like there was food related questions. there was location related questions. there was number related es ons. and he set answers with me and my sister so if it was anything to do with food, pizza. anything to do with a location? hawaii. what's your -- >> seth: so would that me like least favorite food, pizza. >> favorite food.

>> right now lakeport and kelsey ville -- all under mandatory evacuation orders. the communities that were allowed to go home were for the north, potter valley residents were allowed to go home today, yesterday poplin was able to repopulate. what people are really waiting for is the weather to get strong fire lines into these communities that are in danger. >> we will check in with paul dano in a minute. katie nielsen reporting live from lakeport. thank you. >>> it has been a gutwrenching 24 hours for evacuees near clearlake. during a community meeting today, even authorities struggle to keep their composure in the crisis. >> we have been evacuated for three days now, and we're just looking for information. >> today, a community meeting where they declared a state of emergency. >> what does that mean for us who are affected by it? >> officials did not have many answers but try to reassure the crowd they are doing their best. >> we are now facing limited resources to suppress this incident. >> the lake county sheriff, choked up. >> for those of you who have lost --

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. >> reporter: all of those particles create one huge sandbox that kelsey horton confesses bring out me. don't you ever yell doing down? >> absolutely, yeah. >> reporter: there are other places to sand board. from america's great lakes to the great rides of new zealand. but these dunes in the heart of colorado are the tallest in north america with sand pile as much as 750 feet high. and something else. forget spending big bucks like on the ski slopes. >> it's not like skiing or kn snowboarding and take two days of lessons and buy lift ticket and you might start having fun. grab one of these and start having a blast. >> reporter: fair warning. there is a lot of eating sand to get the hang of this. and even the best take an >> it,buddy. ty foivin hurre ted >> reporter: but as everyone soon discovers, it's like learning to ride a bicycle. oops. oop. sure there is a fall or two. once you get the hang of it, all you want to do is do it again. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every we

that woman, kelsey, says her own boyfriend is out on the fire line.ived today from new zealand. they are here are all over the world to help in this firefight. but, again, right now, the fire is just 34% contained. reporting fliefrn colusa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> here's a map showing all 290,000 acres. this is what it looks like in the fire zone. we cut this image out. it would cover all the way to palo alto and this section of the santa cruz mountains. check out our new interactive map on our website. type in your zip code and the map had overlay the fires on your house and you will see how big it really is. some are sharing your videos and photos of the smoky skyiies lik this one from mt. tam. we want to see your photos and videos. our handle is @nbc bay area. we'll la we'll also talk about the local impact of the smoke. >>> let's talk about the carr fire, not the biggest, the one in redding, but it is the deadliest and the most destructive fire in the tait th -- state this year. it has spread to over 167,000 acres. it stands

.>> reporter: kelsey villas coming back to life after evacuation orders were lifted. they went through advisor evacuations to mandatory evacuations. many people are great and happy to be back.>> we want to know what's going on in this post evacuation town and you just have to come to this historical place. >> i found out we would be open today and i've gotten a lot of phone calls asking if we were open. it's a gathering place for this small community. it's very scary. that's on the roof for where i live and i was squirting the tree down with a hose.>> you don't know, whether to leave or to stay but when they tell you it's mandatory you want to get out because you don't know how close the fire is.>> reporter: it's far from over especially for lakeport's 4800 people.>> the fire moved out of the ridges and into the unincorporated part of lakeport on the northwest side, it prompted a large response for the community of lakeport to prevent structures and put out hotspots.>> reporter: in areas where the fires burned days ago there's enough unburned vegetation that hotspots

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.>> reporter: kelsey villas coming back to life after evacuation orders were lifted.they went through advisor evacuations to mandatory evacuations. many people are great and happy to be back.>> we want to

pg and he told the crowd that 2900 customers in evacuated communities of upper lake, lakeport, and kelsey, were without power. >> we have been working around the clock to get the power back up. >> reporter: even though leaders provided some answers, there are still some questions that are, at least for now, impossible to answer. >> when do we get to go home? when are they getting this out? is it going to take off again in the afternoon? >> reporter: another issue raised at the meeting was mail delivery, it may not seem like the most urgent of issues, but the postmaster says many people have prescriptive medications delivered to their homes. the postmaster said with the help of post offices in san francisco, they are setting up a new location that should take another two days to finish. >>> thank you. chief meteorologist bill martin, here, now. we are looking forward to cool weather this week? >> obviously, this week has been cooler than last week, the heat advisories and read warnings were up in the fire zones, it was so hot but it is going to get a little bit of a thursday. higher humidi

as kelsey comes up here let me ask another question as he wait for the audience questions to come forward. there's been some discussion about the need to be able to ensure that there is security across the indo pacific and did you talk about fostering that trust -based relationship and that gender feeling a partnership and cooperation and can you talk a little bit about how important is the announcement by secretary roth for india to have a status in terms of a signal of trust and confidence in what is in fact in terms of her ability to insecurity in the region? >> first of all, i'd like to think secretary ross and the multiagency colleagues who have worked with that announcement this morning. the fact that this is made from the stage is also important for us. as secretary ross himself said this is an announcement of the security as well as the economic relationship between the united states and it's a logical step of india been designated as a major defense partner through which we have been working with the us in ministration and i think it's a sign of trust, not only in the relationshi

kelsey bill, population almost 3400, also evacuated. the stores that service many locals and tourists are closed for an uncertain tour -- duration. homes stand unguarded. that is why keep out means just that. >> it on your stomach, now. >> reporter: one man was stopped when his license turned out to be expired, he resisted arrest. two sheriff deputies arrested him, cuffed him, and called paramedics to treat him and the deputies. >> we have a hard time coming back. >> reporter: 88.1 fm is a community owned mostly voluradio station, that has been spending recent days keeping people in touch with fire news and with each other. >> just last night, there was a fire up on the ridge, to the north. it wasn't up to the lookout, that was all on fire last night. up on the ridge. >> reporter: the station manager fields calls and provide information, but, a retired painter, is the field reporter. >> i have time, i can get out and help people. >> reporter: he is doing everything from reporting on the fire conditions to checking addresses of evacuees

. >> thomas rhett and kelsey ball reen any returning as co-hosts for the second year in a row, welcomingn of the cmas carrie underwood to the nissan stadium stage. by day she's a busy mom and wife. by night, carrie is one of the biggest headliners who says she hasn't forgotten what life was like before her success. >> my husband and i talk all the time about how we want to raise our kid and how important it is for him to have as normal a life as possible because i feel like we both grew up that way and didn't have everything handed to us. >> a lot of women look at you and think how does she do it. you've got your baby, juggling all the things. >> it is juggling. before i came here tonight, i made dinner for everybody. that's what you do. that's what any working mom does. i just kind of have a little bit moran dom job. >> reporter: fans must also figure out how to juggle the jam-packed concert over nashville. we took one of country's newest sensations for a spur of the moment spin through the heart of broadway which quickly turned into an epic fan meet and greet. >> isn't it a little over

the bbc‘s rick kelsey spoke to commuters on their way home from work last night. are on their laptops and phones finishing their work and that should count towards the working day according to researchers at the university of the west of england. yet one thing that could be restricting that work is the quality of their seat. usually i just send a few e—mails, i check where i am and spend about half an hour roughly depending on the length of my trip. did you always work on the train? mostly, when i am travelling for work purposes, yes. do you find it easy with the wi—fi? usually it is difficult because the free wi—fi is 15 minutes and you have to pay to get access so sometimes i'm using my mobile data. sometimes i spend an hour, never the entire journey. it depends. what type of work do you do? business analysis, so it depends on the work i have to do. some things are easy to do on the commute. what type of thing prohibits you from getting work done? mostly comfort and the internet connection. how much work do you get done on the train? none, i cannot work on the t

country star kelsey ball her reneny is performing, big crowd in the park and central park so we got all that going on, but you all have yourselves a good weekend in california. >> are you getting your two-step on this morning? >> my two-step? no. i left my boots at my home in atlanta. you to have the boots to properly two-step. >> all right. i like to two-step. ever in san francisco let me know. >> thanks, tj. >> see how i ducked out of that two-step thing, right. >> he will make a note of that one. have a good one. >>> beer, wine, margaritas or yoga. we have fun this weekend in the bay area. >> plus, relief coming for drivers in palo alto. the change that should speed up your commute. >> a live look outside at 6:22. we keep up weather and traffic information on your screen throughout the >>> we're getting rid of fog. more sunshine and warmth in your forecast. san francisco 67. lot of 70s around the bay. 80s inland until you get to the east bay and way up into the north bay where we'll have 90s. hope you enjoy the sunshine and more about the impending high fire danger coming our way thi

here's general kelsey and omarosa in the situation room followed by the allegation. watch this. >> i think it's important to understand that if we make this a friendly departure, we can all be -- you can look at your time here at the white house as a year of service to the nation, you can go on without any type of difficulty in the future relative to your reputation. >> i ask him if i could leave and he told me four times i couldn't. he wanted to intimidate me, put fear in me, and he didn't want anyone to know what they were doing to me in that room. >> earlier today, she said her whistle-blower status affords her special protections, and tonight, she wouldn't answer how she stuck a recording device into the situation room because of threats from trump lawyers. she went on to say she thinks president trump is in mental decline and that she never signed a nondisclosure agreement in the white house. the president responded several times on twitter, saying, "another fake news media will be working overtime to make even wacky omarosa look legitimate as possible." ed? >>

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