kendall. >> kendall. only kendall. >> yes, kendall.he change apparently an attempt to be independent as she advances her modeling career or trying to get rid of the jenner name to distance herself from mommy and daddy. maybe? >> why would you want to do that? when the gravy train is rolling you don't put a road block in front of it. kendall said she has been going for a single name for months. her parents not offended by her decision. >> who knew? >> whew. proof that celebrities go through a lot to get glammed up before red carpet events. in real life many of them are pretty much just like us. especially when we get up in the morning. >> case in point. here it is. lena dunham. posting this first thing in the morning. selfie. from venice film festival. after a full day of press appearances. this its what she said -- >> is this what beyonce was singing abut referring to the song "flawless." >> some may say her selfie look isn't that much different from her slightly ruffled, fluffy gown. that she wore. she described it as looking maybe li

that's kendall schmidt, star of "big time rush." welcome to you both. >> thank you for having us. >> hello! >> zach, you were only 11 when you came up with the concept for grom social. that's pretty impressive. what gave you the idea? >> it kind of all started when i convinced my dad to let me go on facebook, and he didn't know too much about facebook, and i told him it was safe -- "you don't need to worry about it." so, he let me on. you know, obviously, you know there's a lot of adults on facebook, so i was friending them and friending all these people. and, um, you know he deleted my facebook account, and i said, "what if i create my own facebook for kids?" and he said, "good luck with that." and i sat down with my brothers and sisters and some close friends and started to draw out all the characters and came up with the basic concept of what we kind of wanted the site to look like. we launched the site. we have 440,000 sign-ups and 167,000 members, and we're in over 200 countries and territories, and everything's going great. >>

attorney kendall coffee.ou both for being here. >> thanks, reverend. >> lizz, how important is this new account? >> it's critical beyond description. we have, like you said, realtime conversation. realtime conversation that would be admissible in any court of law. an excited utterance. it's something that would come in as legitimate evidence. we have someone collaborating that the hands were up in the air. why is that important? because we believe that during the grand jury assessment, determination, that the police officer is going to be assessed in terms of whether or not he was responding as a result of aggressive actions directed towards him. we now know, as we've always known, that his hands were up. and secondly, when we evaluate this, we evaluate it also in terms of the court of public opinion. it is additional evidence that's going to make it impossible to respond positively if there is no indictment. >> you prosecuted a lot of crime. how important is this realtime tape, as opposed to the other witnes

attorney kendall coffee. here, first of all. >> thanks, reverend. >> liz, how important are these witness accounts to this case? >> i think these accounts are very important, but it is important to underscore, reverend, the fact that these witnesses have been interviewed by the police department, the county police department, and the fbi. they have not been interviewed by the grand jury. and there is no guarantee that they ever will be heard by the grand jury -- >> do you think they will be? >> i doubt it. because these are narratives that move in the direction of indictment. and everything that is being done so far by this prosecutor has been deferential to the potential defendant, and signaling to this grand jury, with whom he has a long relationship with, over a matter of weeks, that we want you not to indict. one of the things that also came out today was the fact that this grand jury will be deciding what charges are going to be brought. that's extraordinary to just hand over to the grand jury. you decid

kendall wants to be taken seriously in the high fashion world.'s fashion backstage pass. you're terrible. >> hi, i'm kendall. kenda-e-n-d-a-l-l jenner, jenn r j-e-n-n-e j-e-n-n-e-r. i literally grew up in front of a camera. like my entire life, whether it was a big tv camera or like a little like picture camera. when i started i did not know -- i had no idea how this was going to turn out. you just don't know how they're going to react to it. oh, another reality tv star coming in trying to be something. i don't know. i just wanted -- this is what i want to do. this is like my job. i graduated high school and this is like my career, what i want it to be. i really wanted people to take me seriously. >> that a girl. a full interview with kendall jenner is on our website, check it out cnn.com/living. part of our fashion backstage pass. very cool fashion week. that's it for us "at this hour." >> i'm michaela pereira. >> i'm john berman. "legal view with ashleigh starts now. >> the bombshells keep exploding in the ray rice scandal. the commissioner ins

>>a pilot was killed in a small plane crash in kendall county. there's a creek behind us and we found the crash site. >> the name of the pilot is being withheld until the family is witno fire. investigation ongoing. >> we're being told it will take two weeks to bring the aurora air traffic control tower back on line. >> tongue is back with more. >> >> take a look at the security line here at terminal 3 at o'hare. it's already starting to be very busy. and it is 4:00 a.m.. as of yesterday, flights coming in and out of o'hare were at 50% typical traffic. a bit higher at midway. but as you pointed out, october 13th is the target date that the faa says the control center is expected to be back to full service. work is underway to rebuild after friday's devastating fire. it damaged 23 of 29 computer racks. the faa says it is bringing in technicians from around the country and working 24 hours a day to get the center back,. in the meantime the faa has moved air traffic controllers who normally work here to surrounding facilities in minneapolis, kansas

. >> i talked with kendall fells, president of the fast food forward who organized the protest in new york and zell's comments aside, he is feeling victorious. >> this movement started in 2012 and since then, the campaign spread from one city to 150 citieses in the u.s. the last strike there was activity on six continents. the president has pledged his support of the fast food workers. minimum wage is being raised to $15 in seattle, they're voting for $15 in san francisco. l.a. is going to 13s. i think they have the support of americans. americans don't want to see fast food workers who are the lowest paid workers, $7 billion of taxpayer money being used to assist these workers. >> you're energized because state governments are enacting legislation raising the minimum wage but the restaurants themselves have not responded to your protests. >> well if you look on the ground in actuality a lot of these workers who are involved in these protests and strikes when they first began they weren't getting raises and could be fired any day. now they're getting raises a lot of them, now a lot ca

this jeep done, filled with water on kendall drive. a tree fell into power lines on falls road.lity crews working to remove the tree. swift water boat teams had to rescue people trapped in high water on bradley boulevard. fortunately even was okay. >> we did rescue a man and woman out of a car in the 8300 block of bradley. that's in the area that's so septemb susceptible to flooth. >> repoer w ab to get the husband and wife out and everyone is okay. now it looks like for the most part the flooding is over. but montgomery county fire rescue wants everyone to know there is damage and debris. aware of that as you head out of your neighborhood tomorrow morning. darcy spencer, news 4. >>> tonight's weather knocked thousands of people off the grid, about 2100 customers don't have any electricity right now. most of them are in the fairfax area. pepco has 200 houses without power. our team coverage continues with amelia segal in storm center 4. >> right now on storm team 4 radar the thunderstorms that imfacted the d.c. metro area a few hours ago, only holding on in far southern maryland

and i am at the fontainebleu with kendall coffey and the two of us say something's going on. we immediately get on the phone with somebody all of us know, the attorney general of the state of florida, who happened to be active in the gore campaign and we said, we've got a battle. eight hours later kendall and i are flying up to tallahassee to meet with the secretary of state, warren christopher, bill daley, the campaign chair and bob butterworth, to talk about what is happening in the state of florida because we knew, we believed as lawyers, mischief was at hand. and 37 days later we still don't know if it was mischief or not but that's the nature be something that captivated america -- no, no, captivated the world, for 36 days. and justice kogan is right about people in colombia and elsewhere taking attention of this. as a side note, i spent time during the president nixon resignation year in ghana and nigeria, doing research. and the issue at that time was, well, of course the president of the united states would never be forced from office. he's got the army at his disposa

>> defensive tackle kendall langford says michael sam is just one of the guys.er told me, "sam is respecting our space and that from his perspective he seems to think that michael sam is waiting to kind of take a shower as not to make his teammates feel uncomfortable." [laughter] >> jon: why would his teammates feel uncomfortable showering with michael sam? does he use axe rotten egg and garlic body wash? does michael sam have a kuato? to be honest, i didn't really know what it was either. [laughter] michael sam's gay. are we not over this yet? >> while lang ford told me, "listen i have not been in the shower at the same time as michael sam, he said there could be a million reasons why that is. he could be doing extra work on the practice field. he could be riding his bike, he could be doing extra cardio." >> jon: yes, those are all the most likely things a football player might be doing, but he couldn't he also be singing show tunes or binge watching bravo. espn viewers need to know. for more let's go out the senior correspondents correspondent samantha bee liv

>> mr woodfox will leave the prison a free man. >> thank you attorney george kendall. pleasure to have you was. >>> boxing champ no idea is undefeated in his career. the welterweight earning a decision last night in las vegas against marcos maidana. the two fighters scaring off in may in a closer bout and that was crazy. adam may improved his record to 47 and o. let's get a check of the weather, and some more flooding happening in china. let's bring in meteorologist kevin corriveau. >> i'll take you towards china. the circumstance warn -- sich warn province, look at the video. the flooding was intense because of the monsoon season. we are expecting to see more rain in the area over the next few days. the local riff is expected to crest 10 feet higher than average. china is a place that we tend to see a lot of flooding. we'll cope you updated. in the philippines, a typhoon making its way. >>> stay tuned. tomorrow morning, harvard law professor is here, and we'll talk about his book on the war between israel and hamas and a wide range of other issues. thank you for joini

. >> and kendall jenner's rocking the sheer look too at new york fashion week. >>> plus, jane fonda onk. >> talking about a big boob job. >> this is "extra" at universal

the street because of one of these cars which caught fire, it ended up leaking but i will joined by kendall, can you tell us what happened, there there was a van that caught fire? >> yes, it appears so. the we had a fire department which reported three vehicles on fire next to and farm fire the clouds are saying contained and 16 apartments were evacuated and we have displays 40 people right now we don't expect them to be outdoors because the building was not the up investigation but one -- one, two, we don't know how much but they quickly recognized there was fuel in the water from the fire fight and they testimony testimonyp realize, turnings the fires and we are not quite sure why it started. >> reporter: was it suspicious at all? >> well, there is not many people rustling around and the fire could have started innocently and exposed the other two, we are not. noticing it. >> and again. >> reporter: this is only going to affect the residents who live there in the short-term and we are thinking an hour most as they are out of their apartment. live janine dela vega news news. >>> new this m

kendall lee has been performing deep brain stimulation for mood disorders for a decade. >> what is deep brain stimulation? >> it's state-of-the-art technology where doctors are able to implant electrodes, for a variety of disorders. >> dr. lee has seen some dramatic results. like case of minnesota orchestra violinist roger frish. he developed a tremor and was unable to perform. >> you only noticed his tremor when he played the violin. >> dr. lee had fresch play his instrument when he tested the electrodes implanted in his brain. when the electric troasd electrodes were implanted his tremor disappeared and he was able to play. >> what was that like? >> it was amazing. but because this particular gentleman was a concert master he had to get the music perfect. so we inserted the second lead and when we did that we got that perfect note he wanted and that was very exciting. >> that's pretty cool. >> yes very cool. >> dr. lee which now perform a similar procedure on jennifer. she says it's her last hope for a better life. >> when we return, more of correspond adam may's exclusive look at dee

off the whitecaps corner, kendall watson buries the header. bit of a swim move.right here from watson to get open. vancouver wins 2-0. earthquakes now winless in their last seven games. that's it sportswise. more news coming up after the break. >>> finally tonight, the latest guinness book of world records goes on sale tomorrow. yep, there's actually still a book. have you seen this? it's the 60th anniversary of the quirky read. among the new records, this guy from denmark. and yes, that's an actual golf club. he created the world's longest usable golf club. it measures 14 1/2 feet in length and has hit a golf ball more than 540 feet. >> unreal. >> if it wasn't hard enough to hit a golf ball for me to begin with. that might make it more challenging. i'm not sure it would be easier. >> it's amazing. the guinness goes on sale, what did i say, tomorrow. thanks for joining us tonight. have a great day tomorrow. we hope to see you back here on nbc. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallo

and it's already available on amazon and kendall. so welcome to technology.let's talk about the case that you're making in this e-book. essentially that israel is totally justified in the reaction because we did see quite a bit of international pushback and protest saying that it was over-the-top. >> the reason is, it's a cruel term, they have purposely put children and women as human shields to put israel in a terrible choice of you having to fight back and kill some palestinian civilians. so every single death in gosar. so then he shoots everyone and the police come in and they try to shoot the bank robber, but they accidentally kill the hostage. and the same thing is true of hamas both under international law and standard morality. but hamas wins because everybody has to put it in context, the media has to put it in context with these as human shields. ashley: while you are there, you got to see one of the tunnels that transports weapons and people and everything else. >> the day that i went into the tunnel and new there have to be a story. because the one

we continue to see showers will linger all to the west as get into dew page and kane and kendall county. the line of showers and storms is there. they will move through early another chance of rain later generally after the sun goes down. 79 decreased by 5:00 p.m.. high temperature will be 82. that's a forecast. >> we have construction with a few projects right off the top of the hour, riverside water main work lining of the water mains that crossed under the river. two big closures there from forced to park place the next on park place from greenland to woodside. this will last through the end of the month. it will cause some detours for people in that area. belgian-o'hare big mess near o'hare when volume is really like not causing any problems that the on ramp does remain closed through september 10th. getting close to seeing this wrapped up and in the meantime it's a doozy for people getting out by the airport. the numbers look good so far. it will break it and with a full traffic hit coming up. >>police officers are gathering right now in the south suburbs to provide an escort for a

kendall lee has been performing surgery for movement disorders foryears. >> what is deep brain stimulation? >> where surgeons are able to implant electrodes into the brain and treat parkinson's disease and tourette's syndrome and or the things. >> like orchestra violinist roger fresct. >> you could only notice his trem when he played the vie -- tremor when he played his violin. >> he implanted the electrodes in his brain to be precisely on target. when the electrodes were turned on his tremor vanished and he was able to play. >> what was that like to light that up in the or? >> it was amazing. when this particular gentleman was a concert master, he had the get the music he perfect. we got that perfect note that he wanted so that was very exciting. >> that was very cool. >> really exciting, very cool. >> dr. lee will now perform a similar surgery on jennifer. he says it's her last hope for a better life. >> when we return, adam may's exclusive look at deep brain stimulation, how it could change the thoughts moods and obsessions of someone like jennifer. >> don't do that. >> later on in the

higgs returned to the trailer the next day and freed lockwood, rick house junior and kendall was arrested. >>> 100 hikers at yellowstone national park a -- at yosemite national park are glad to be safe. a small brush fire expanded yesterday, and the hikers were evacuated. >> i'm proud. it was a big hike. i didn't expect the helicopter ending. >> reporter: dozens of firefighters were working to extinguish of fire, and they believe it was sparked by a lightening strike. it burned 700 acres, sending smoking rising behind the peak that dominates the yosemite valley. >> arizona governor declared an emergency for areas impacted by flooding. storms flooded homes, highways, taking out power. phoenix set a record for rainfall in a day, with 3 inches from midnight to 7am. the area gets about that much for the entire summer. our meteorologist says a little more rain is expected. >> in the forecast for that area. okay. appreciate it. see you later in the programme. >> coming up, a prominent democratic congressman going after the president for putting off action on immigration. we speak to him next. >

. >>> 50 shades of kendall jenner? she could be heading there. >> i don't think so. >>> stand by

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i can tell that you a serial kill here just died this month, kendall francois looked dramatically like jesse matthew. everyone described him as a gentle giant. and he killed eight women as well. and you know, he had a job as a middle school monitor. so you cannot, you never judge a book by its cover. keep in mine that predators are extremely patient. and we always hear when we finally capture them. everyone says, i have no idea. that's why they're successful. that's how they get away with it biffle virtue of the fact they are successful. that's why they are able to rack up that number of victims. i would not be surprised to find out that mr. matthew is accountable for more than the disappearance of hannah graham. >> and what is your view on that, ed? when you hear the descriptions. gentle, genuine, spiritual. >> well, i think that you cannot judge anyone by these comments. dna as mentioned earlier has been a very, very controversial issue. this speaks loudly to the need to get dna on felony arrests in all of the states. there are, i believe, 28 that have passed some sort of legislation

it was mid up of elected officials, of lawyers, kendall coffee who i think is one of our panelists served with me on that. bipartisan what could we do to fix the issues. there were a lot of reasons other than the nefarious intent. i could talk about the storm of different things that happened at once to crowiate the long lines. having said that, i think we did things locally and at the state level to try to fix those things so that that doesn't happen again. at the state level the legislature went ahead and increased early voting and to allow flexibility in early voting. urban counties with large populations would like to have as much early voting as possible to make sure that as many people can vote by early voting if they so choose. some of the smaller counties that didn't have the issues people wanting to early vote had to incur the expense and five people would show up all day long. now as before when you start on the 10th day -- the requirement is you must start on the 10th day before and have it at least running through the third day of the election. and now you can start on the 15t

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the meeting, secretary noted the progress made during last week's council between undersecretary kendall and indian minimum strif defense on the defense trade and technology initiative. they also affirmed -- >> that was the pentagon briefing. we'll continue to monitor that and bring you any developments as we gem them. ayman is standing by in new york. tell us about this security pact -- or the latest on what the united states is trying to do vertsdz isis. more air strikes, more action inside syria. what are we doing and what are our allies doing at this point? czink the u.s. is recognizing that isis on the ground is a fluid organization. it's certainly capable of moving in various parts and various areas of both iraq and syria with relative ease. to some extent as we heard there from the pentagon's spokesperson, that makes it a bit of a difficult target. they have to be selective when to engage it, when they feel those isis fighters will pose a threat. let's say against a community, against a neighborhood or perhaps even against some forces inside iraq like the peshmerga forces that are

we have kendall pearson from the department. >> good morning. >> reporter: you made quick work of the fire, but there's hazardous material after that. >> considering the gasoline, we consider a hazardous material, we don't to want release into the environment. these are deep apartment complexes here on union avenue and campbell. they back up to highway 17. the other side of highway 17 is the creek. natural repairing environment. the fire did compromise a couple of the fuel tanks, we have three cars on fire when we got here. we're fortunate the fire station about 300 yards away from the incident. but the fuel tanks were compromised, and not knowing how many gallons was let louis. we recognize the fact there was fuel in the water to fight the fire and quickly covered up the storm drains of plastic and using our has mat unit which is a standard of the response. >> we saw the booms if they're still in the bay or other bodies of water. trying to mop all of that up. you think none of it made there? >> we recognized the sheen in the water from the fire fight, again, our has mat unit is -- ha

a full interview with kendall jenner is on our website, check it out cnn.com/living. part of our fashion backstage pass. very cool fashion week. that's it for us "at this hour." >> i'm michaela pereira. >> i'm john berman. "legal view with ashleigh starts now. >> the bombshells keep exploding in the ray rice scandal. the commissioner insists nobody in the nfl knew about the in infamous elevator tape until monday of this week. but did a league executive actually see his tape months ago? the nfl is promising to look into the report. but wait, now even the investigators are being investigated. former fbi director robert mueller called in to lead an independent inquiry, but people are already questioning his objectivity pointing out his and his firm's friendly ties to the national football league. also ahead, a new video obtained by cnn shedding new light in the michael brown shooting. just wait until you see and hears these witnesses react when the fatal shots were fired in ferguson, missouri. hello. i'm ashleigh banfield. welcome to "legal view." we want to believe roge

the kansas city grandparents, chase, keyl etch e and kendall.r so many women in comedy. we've been seeing the tributes roll in and joy behar here to contribute after chris connelly takes a look at this part of her legacy. >> you have not. because i have doorbells. i am so -- >> reporter: born joan molinsky, phi beta kappa at barnard, one of just a few sole le female comics ever on "the ed sullivan show". >> you're 30, you're an old maid, not married. a man, '90er y eyears old not married. he's a catch. >> reporter: later her signature phrase -- >> can we talk. >> reporter: opening up the comic-con fegsal. >> how many kids? >> six. >> six! oh, god. one by one or a litter? >> here's joan -- >> reporter: but the 19 0s as johnny carson's designated host for "the tonight show" that pushed the edge of a precable universe. >> and i walked -- really pregnant and on my chart under condition she wrote ugly. >> reporter: in 1986 she signed to become the first female late night talk show host. carson was said to be furious. >> i called johnny and said, i've

it was mid up of elected officials, of lawyers, kendall coffee who i think is one of our panelists served with me on that. bipartisan what could we do to fix the issues. there were a lot of reasons other than the nefarious intent. i could talk about the storm of different things that happened at once to crowiate the long lines. having said that, i think we did things locally and at the state level to try to fix those things so that that doesn't happen again. at the state level the legislature went ahead and increased early voting and to allow flexibility in early voting. urban counties with large populations would like to have as much early voting as possible to make sure that as many people can vote by early voting if they so choose. some of the smaller counties that didn't have the issues people wanting to early vote had to incur the expense and five people would show up all day long. now as before when you start on the 10th day -- the requirement is you must start on the 10th day before and have it at least running through the third day of the election. and now you can start on the 15t

this jeep, done, filled with water on kendale drive. a tree fell into power lines on falls road. utility crews working to remove the tree and get the lights back on. swift water boat teams had to rescue people trapped in high water on bradley boulevard. fortunately, everyone was okay. >> we did rescue a husband and wife out of the car, man and wife, out of the 8300 block of bradly an a area sus spentble to flooding. they were in a couple feet of water and couldn't get out of the vehicle. >> reporter: looks like the high waters have receded. you want to be careful as you head out of your neighborhood this morning. montgomery county fire and rescue officials say there's still a lot of tree damage and debris on the roadways. in potomac darcy spencer, "news 4 today." >>> we've been following up and checked in and some people in our area still do not have power this morning. dominion power has about 400 customers still in the dark. pepco and bg reporting most has been restored as far as service is concerned, stay ahead of the next storm downloading our storm team 4 weather app free on

kendall will turn 19 in november and kylie turned 17 in august. >> all right. >> all right, we wish themd, we have new judges, all right. we have pharrell and gwen stefani and adam and blake. they kicked it off. i wasn't sure what to expect from the new ones. there were a couple of breakouts. let's take a look at the very -- >> paula deen needs to hold it down over there. >> let's see the first four chair turn. take a look. ♪ when the moon and the sun goes down ♪ ♪ baby, please >> i know a thing or two about blue eyed soul. >> i know you do. >> you can ask justin. >> oh, my gosh. you can ask robin. >> i have no doubt that pharrell could probably make an amazing record on you and that's going to be awesome when he does it after you and i win this show. that's what we need to do first. >> i got to say one thing, i have say it, it is a learning curve with the show. blake and i had the advantage over the last few years. that's a unique skill set. >> can i say something for just a second? these two guys on the end, they're kind of calling it in at this point. >> what? >> they have been doing

. >> newcomer kendall jenner rocked the raunway with no makep on, not even lip balm. >> oh, my gosh, i know. >> amazing! . >> what's the controversy here? >> i don't know if it's a controversy. i think it's an attention-grabbing thing, these women were willing to go on there without their customary makeup. >> they don't need it. >> they look better without it. >> here we are talking about these gorgeous women. >> i can't believe we got the whole topic shut down. >> we just wanted to see these women. >> no, not at all. >> we have you! >> oh, sweet, al. flattery will get you nowhere. >>> you all remember that adorable little "apparently" kid, 5-year-old noah ritter. he became a superstar after he made an appearance on the local news at a county fair in pennsylvania. well, he stopped by the "ellen" show and she had something special for him. take a look. >> what if i told you we had a dinosaur here today? >> that's me! >> you're going to like it. look. >> wow! >> okay. >> i'm pretty sure that's a guy in a costume. >> i'm pretty sure he's right. >> apparently. so cute. oh, he's great. >>

. >> the week's real it girl was ki kendall. >> you're it. you're the face of b fashion. having fun? >> i am. >> plenty of other shows were packed with star power, rere dropped in on alexander want. >> mr. wang, he's amazing, so talented. he designs stuff and that is fun and edgy. >> the collection is just weirdly reflecting so much how i'm feeling. so colorful. it has a little bit of everything i love and the inspirations i pull property. >> nicky hiltontook in several shows and launched a fashion guide. >> someone i constantly look to for style inspiration . >> we caught up with her. >> i love the first chapter, find yourself first. what does that mean to you? >> fashion is a form of self-expression and showing the world who you are without having to speak. you know, you make first impressions once and the first thing a person sees is what you're wearing. >> you did go through experimentation? >> absolutel i used to think being stylish was dressing like someone who had better style and as i've grown and matured, and developed my owny. sense of style, i've learned that b