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kylie and kendall jenner wrote a book, according to very loose definitions of the words "wrote" and "ok." listen i agree to keep up with 9 kardashians. my contract said nothing about having to keep tabs on jenners too. summer's almost here. it's happening again. seems to happen every year. a lot of kids are out of school already. soon as that kicks in thousands of visitors descend on our neighborhood here in hollywood. this is the time of year when hobos dressed as superheroes can rake in $30, sometimes $40 a day. it's also a time to play foreigner or not. my cousin sal, who i know is not a foreigner-s out on hollywood boulevard right now. bongiorno, cousin sal. how are you? >> buenas tardes, jaime. >> jimmy: we will bring a pedestrian in next to sal. they've been instructed not to speak. i will use my amazing powers of tofrks guess based purely on their appearance whether that therns is person is a foreigner or not. i'm very good at this. i get like, 30%, 40% of them right. so bring in our first contestant. >> you will do great. come on in. >> jimmy: all right. okay. very attractive

this video was posted on our facebook page by the poor boy's mom, kylie graham. >> can i see your lipst and inspect them. >> he doesn't want to. covering with his face. as he gets close you realize what he did. >> oh! he stuck on the cap and his lips got swollen up. >> they're nice lips and that's natural botox. >> it is a beauty thing women actually do. they suck on it. >> we tried it, remember. we did that thing, that product. people want these full limbs. except not him. but i mean why would mom let an opportunity like this pass, right, to have fun with her son. >> you're going have big old lips for the rest of your life. >> no! >> oh, no. he believes her. he really thinks that he's going to have giant lips for the rest of his life. >> eventually he runs away devastated, crying, threw his glasses on the floor. >> parents take every opportunities like that to pull their kids' legs because they feel like they deserve it. >> check out the talents on this little love muffin. she can belly dance on cue. >> shake it. >> oh, my gosh. she's even got her hands behind her head. she's shaking

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chose sylia it tells us and we are modern the somali china and russia law ample sets and use them kylie and little at the cost that we. did he even asked me delish i'm full of defeating those who buy me to build it guts but as a woman has to be yap that discreetness i took over what. not long before his death dr googles wrote his last invective he spoke about the threat of the iron curtain e that the communists would drop over europe ironically these words were written at google's his mansion it was located on the spot where construction would soon start on the embassy of the united states the u.s. is principal cold war rival. google says planning to sow discord within the ranks of the anti hitler coalition worked out as this is exactly what happened. during a speech in fulton in one nine hundred forty six winston churchill the british prime minister repeated almost word for word what goebbels had said about the danger to europe from behind the iron curtain the myths created by the chief nazi ideologist found fertile soil in the west and grew to provide fuel for the struggle against com

>>> half a million people are forced from their homes as annal kylie-linked group claims more ground in northern iraq. ♪ ♪ >>> we'll have the latest live from baghdad. hello, i am felicity and you ae watching al jazerra in london. also coming up. crack down on protests one of egypt's leading democracy activists is jailed for 15 years. >>> india experiences its highest temperatures in 62 years. >>> and excitement mounts ahead of the world cup in brazil, but not everyone is celebrating. ♪ ♪ >>> hello an al quada-inspired group says it's captured another iraqi city in the last few hours. the islamic state of iraq and the levant or isil is claiming to have taken the northern city of tikrit. isil had already taken iraq's second city mosul and also attacking nearb nearby city. >> reporter: one of the biggest refineries burn as fighters take control. they mounted at tack in the early hours of tuesday morning quickly overrunning security force this is. but the take over didn't last long, iraq's fourth article are armored division and police took back control a few hours later. the fighters f

her name is kylie. she was home alone on monday when she heard someone trying to get inside.t's believed at least two men broke in but didn't realize the girl was home. she called her mom and then dialed 911. >> what room are you in? >> i'm in the back room and i'm in my sister's room in the bathroom there. >> i was just trying to stay calm and think of the positive things like not worry about what might happen. >> police dash cam caught the suspect's car speeding a what. believed the same man broke into a nearby home and stole thousands of dollars in jewelry and electronics. >>> for the first time we're hearing from four of the acrobats injured during the hair-hanging circus stunt. the women are planning to sue after crashing 20 feet to the floor. it happened, of course, during that ringling brothers show. the eight have had two dozen surgeries combined. five of them are still in the hospital. >> my dream was to be a star performer. now my dream is to get up and walk. i will walk and one day and take my 1 1/2-year-old son to a park. >> investigators believe a clip used to su

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tom cruise, kendall and kylie jenner, musical guest chrissie hynde,

. ♪ ♪ >>> half a million people are forced from their homes as annal kylie-linked group claims more groundq. ♪ ♪ >>> we'll have the latest live from baghdad. hello, i am felicity and you ae watching al jazerra in london. also coming up. crack down on protests one of egypt's leading democracy activists is jailed for 15 years. >>> india experiences its highest temperatures in 62 years. >>> and excitement mounts ahead of the world cup in brazil, but not everyone is

kylie said a question asked was, is title 9 still necessary? her answer is a resounding yes. i believe patsy would be proud of kylie and that 42 years later a young girl is continuing to educate and share title 9 with others. mr. chairman, i encourage you join me in continuing the work of this committed visionary and powerful voice for equality. please bring the bill to the floor. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. schakowsky, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. in the united states, we have always had a bipartisan tradition of assisting fellow hardworking americans who have fallen on hard times. until now. as they are looking for their next job, we used to make sure that they have assistance through unemployment insurance to cover their basic needs and that's why yesterday i stood with congresswoman dina titus, donna edwards, gwen moore and nearly a dozen other group advocates for what we're calling witness wenses. we all read stories about real people submitted by th

if i'm not mistaken, everyone expecting kylie minogue to take the stage tonight? we will have to wait and see. >> elliott, thank you very much indeed. gotkine working terribly, terribly hard. >> it is time for another one of our top stories. a bit of a reputation as europe's copycat capital. herewith moore is our international correspondent, hans nichols. good morning, hans. tell us more about these elusive what rockets business model really is. >> the uncharitable thing has .een that they clone that is what rockets does, take successful models from the states and translate them into different countries, different languages. they say they're adding value because they know the local market. the brothers are behind us. it is part that -- venture capital fund, part inc., part mentor. a lot of their companies are names we know of, or at least business models we know of all across the world. there is an ebay version that was initially here in germany, groupon called citi deal. . you darlinguber for eharmony. they took a look at what they're planning on doing. 3-5 billi

it's going to be kylie and i. >> that's the beginning of world war ii -- iii. >> we're having so much book tour right now. >> the kids are screaming for them. >> were they on "fallon" last night? >> yes, they were. he was so wonderful with them and so generous and kind. and i was just saying to somebody, i felt like writing him a thank you note, he was so great. >> well, you should, chris. you were raised that way. >> by you. >> there you go. >> we are journalists. i just want to ask this, and i know it may be uncomfortable, but feel free to say what you like or what you may not like. when you came home, you were peppered with questions about rob and him coming home early. is there anything you feel comfortable saying about that situation? >> probably not. rob's, you know, working on himself. he's going to be okay. you know, he's such a great human being and such a nice boy, and he's my heart. so -- >> yeah. he's a very sweet kid. >> he's a great kid. >> well, southampton, i saw a video. there they were. >> they'll never be the same. >> kourtney and khloe take the hamptons. that's wha

. >>> from crocodile dundee to kylie, is the down under dialect dying out?>> also, alice has the business news and a potential landmark employment case. >> the european court of justice will be hearing a discrimination case today calling for employers across europe to treat obesity as a disability. it could make legal history and set a far-reaching precedent across all e.u. states. >>> hello. the countdown to the 2014 world cup in brazil is on. nearly over actually. in a few hours' time, as many as a billion people are expected to tune in to watch as the hosts play croatia in sao paulo. the drama so far doesn't look like it's letting up as workers at two airports in rio stage a strike and protests are planned across the country are. a metro worker strike planned for sao paulo has been called off. fans in brazil and around the world are starting to get into the spirit. peter, sad to say i got a start on the stieks on the airport, not a great start. >> absolutely not. we just heard about the strike last night. a strike by workers at the two airports here in ri

check out sisters kendall and kylie lip-synching. and it wouldn't be a kardashian event without some controversy. this picture of khloe wearing a native american headress were posted on instagram. many people are calling it "offensive." what a great kids party. wish i had been there. >> could we continue to see showers and storms early. more of the san this weekend. unstable weather pattern of the non showers. temperatures are warmer than normal. we do cooled down for wednesday as a cold front moves through. tonight we go down to 66. >> a quick update on delays we're dealing with this morning. all service has been suspended indefinitely. a freight train hit a bridge at cicero and they had some freight cars pieces are basically strewn across the tracks. that's why we are not seeing any service at this point. also a pedestrian was struck at ridge. more on that struck at ridge. more on that coming for proactiv plus, brought to you by guthy-renker. (female #1) hey, everybody, i'm julianne hough. when your face is broken out and nothing y

kylie e-mails another reason to go to canada. i hope not, kyle, hang in there.e president did this by executive order, really? really, dolly. neil, what is the deal with the student loans. as someone who started taking them out for college, they tell you at least twiceul be responsible for paying them back. now we're all paying them back, david. tam, i understand huge loans but they took them out. i don't remember co-signing their documents and sticking me with the bill if they couldn't pay them back. how did they calculate the treasury is going to make money on the deal in the white house says it's going to cost over 50 billion dollars. what's he smoking? rick was allowing to the fact by allowing students to refinance their debt, uncle sam scores the gain. what rick leaves out is taxpayers foot the bill for the refinancing. cavuto, suck it up, help your fellow man, you will have enough money to your hopelessly extravagant end of rome lifestyle, you selfish moneygrubbing fat freak. who you calling that? you wait long enough, the government will pay them for you.

kylie ann segers was born on the side of the dan ryan. segers' father, steve, is one of our photographers. >> i started making noises a mother turned around because i was quiet and she saw his head in my hand and she said on my gosh. i got one half he got the other. >> she kept senna want to push i said don't do it. and when she checked and she said her head is out. so i called 911 and they said pull over so i pulled over and she just kept coming. >> so happy for him he's a fantastic guy. both babies arrived before their due dates. everyone is doing o-k. a lot of people are heading to the colorado river to kayak and surf. it's all because of a water phenomenon called "big sur." it only happens when conditions are just right. unlike the ocean, where the waves move, the waves on the river stay put ... making it more challenging to maneuver in the water. "big sur" is a big attraction for thrill seekers. but experts aren't sure how long it will stick around. the last time it happened was in 2011. >> are you there? >> i am here all myself. goo

we bring in sam kylie, on the ground tonight in baghdad, which by the way, they'll be heading their way towards baghdad. sam, not the safest place to be. >> reporter: it's to so horrify the shia population. the intent clearly is to get one side to attack the other so that then the country can start fracturing along the sectarian lines, leaving isis with their islamic caliphate they win to establish in the north of the country. that's been unsuccessful so far. the former members of the awakening movement was the sunni militias in fallujah and ramadi who joined the central government and united states and british forces to combat al qaeda in iraq as it then was. they are now volunteering their services once again to the central government. albeit in return for some concessions, particularly from the government of nouri al malaki, which they perceive to be too strongly biased towards the shia. the developments internationally with the possibility of tehran and washington cooperating over the future of iraq has somewhat reassured locals that the international community is going to do someth

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to tom cruise, kendall and kylie jenner, kevin eubanks,att lauer, chrissie hynde and the roots right there ladies and gentlmen. stayed tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- talk and music from demi lovato. dan bakkedahl. featuring the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> seth: good evening. [ cheers and applause ] i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everyone doing tonight? are we well? [ cheers and applause ] excellent. here for you all is a little political news. president obama is expected to meet with vladimir putin this friday at a celebration for the 70th anniversary of d-day. that's right. obama is celebrating d-day by meeting with the world's biggest "d." [ laughter ] so fitting, a fitting tribute. this is cool. this summer marks the

joining us now, sky news reporter sam kylie. sam? >> reporter: the government of nuri al maliki has appealed to united states for the support for its troops on the ground from united states air power. that inevitably on a tactical level will mean the deployment, albeit covertly, of american special forces to call that power in. they could ultimately find themselves working alongside not only shia militia, but shia militia augmented by the guard sent in by tray reheran. that's going to be very difficult for the obama administration to control in terms of the republican and democrat response to a long standing third party. but nonetheless, i think the tactical threat of air strikes coming from the united states could at this stage start to drive back the sunni insurgency. the important thing is -- and this is a critical matter for the central government, there isn't a lot of time for them. their calculation is that they need to be able to start pushing back this insurgency, pushing back isis before other sunni militia who have been sit

here now is sam kylie, sam? >> well, they're extremely heightened fears right across the region, if we go clockwise around the region, we have iran, which is just about the establishment of a sunni counter fate in the northern part of iraq. they are the most influential power in central and southern iraq and indeed very major donors to the central government. further around, you've got saudi arabia, extremely uncomfortable with the role that iran is playing by extending its power into iraq. but also getting accused by elements within the iraqi government of being participants even in the isis rampage. there is no evidence of that whatsoever, saudi government and saudi individuals have been contributors to rebel groups within syria, and there may have been some leakage into isis. there's no known syria support, certainly not from the government of isis. as you come around jordan, extremely vulnerable. has its own problems with islamic fundamentalism. syria is in a state of civil war, israel is extremely jumpy abo

joining us now, sky news reporter sam kylie. sam? of nuri al maliki has appealed to it

. >> reporter: kylie manages to catch a glimpse of the suspects down to detail. >> they were wearing and it was blue on the top and black on the bottom and they had a phone. >> reporter: the dispatcher on duty talking her through the harrowing experience. >> as long as i have you on the line, you'll be okay, all right? >> okay, just please, hurry up. >> when i started to hear her fear in her voice that's when i started to tell her, i need you to remain calm, you know, we're almost there. the officers are right around the corner. >> reporter: thanks to her call and torres' expertise police were dispatched immediately arriving in time to capture the suspects on dash cam. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> good thinking. >> those 911 dispatchers, incredible. she did her part, that little girl. >> time now for the weather. lee goldberg from wabc in new york is in. >> breaking information this morning. massive flooding at the mall of america. the state can't get a break. it's the wettest tart to a year in minneapolis. since 1871, meanwhile, 2 to 4 inches could

. >> it will be kylie and i. >> that's the beginning of world war ii -- iii. >> we're having so muchable, but feel free to say what you like or what you not like. when you came home, you were peppered with questions about rob and him coming home early. is there anything you feel comfortable saying about that situation? >> probably not. rob is working on himself. he's going to be okay. he's such a great human being and such a nice boy, and he's my heart. so -- >> yeah. a very sweet kid. >> yeah. >> great kid. well, south hampton, i saw video, here they were -- >> never will be the same. >> how is that going? >> i hear it is going great. i haven't been there yet. i'm executive producing the show. i'll be there -- >> they're in a house near the first little house i had when i -- when frank and i just started dating. it used to be a very quiet little hamlet. >> we love it there. >> bus loads of kids chasing after -- >> everyone is excited they're there. we had so many wonderful offers oh, come stay at our house, use our house. everybody was, yeah -- what doesn't get twisted in the media.