and lebron? three nba legends. >> steve: well, that must be it. >> jimmy: three nba legends are in the house. i can't wait. and the movie looks great. the movie is written by paula pell by the way. and comedy fans know paula pell writes the goods. but, then we have what could be the song of the summer on tonight. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] this could be the song of the summer. everybody is singing this song. this is -- the song is called "cheerleader." this is omi is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] what a show, what a show, what a show. i'm so happy. you guys, time to take a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ >> jimmy: tonight we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of going to a donald trump campaign rally. he's out on the road, taking his message directly to americans, many people love him. one mexican drug lord not so much. so let

who are paying really high effective tax rates right now, people who are making a lot of money -- lebronright? 39.6%, and it goes down to 28%. the biggest losers are people in high tax states. new york, new jersey -- they will be able to get those taxes. they are in that middle to high income range. they are going to lose net on what jeb is proposing. mark: thanks so much for talking to us. joining us now, martin o'malley. baltimore mayor and democratic president of candidate. there are some things that will benefit the wealthy, and it is not revenue neutral. i know you want a plan that would redistribute. but some things are more popular. the deduction, the standard induction -- is that you like a good idea? >> a could be, if you did it in a progressive and fairway. i like the notion of raising the earned income tax credit. i did it twice as governor. i like the idea of doing away with the carried interest deduction. but overall the real question you have to ask is is a good for our country? mark: which parts are good? >> that it cost $1.2 trillion over time and the vast majority of it

back over to you. >> a lot of people love that. >> we're all going to be able to dunk like lebron. a little bit of athleticism. we'd like to give one napa county man the credit he deserves for keeping our military history alive. >> just make sure you bring your ear plugs. "today in the bay's" bob redell wishes he did. >> i'm scared. that something happens. >> reporter: michael sure knows how to send people flying. chained to his motorbike shop. >> it keeps it from going across the street. >> reporter: is a 4300 horsepower beast. >> i'm just shook up. that thing will kill you. >> reporter: it came close. >> whoa! >> reporter: your hand is on fire. you okay? >> yeah, i'm all right. >> reporter: could have been worse. >> one time i caught the roof on fire. >> reporter: michael bought this r4360 on e-bay. a piston engine that used to propel the b36 bomber. he spent two years refurbishing it. and you knew what you were doing, obviously? >> no, google. >> reporter: while retirees from nearby travis air force base taught him how to operate what is one of the world's largest engines of its

we just talked about the fed, it is like the lebron james thing, the decision. betty: and then it came. matt: and then it went, and the market started selling off yesterday and the market still selling off. julie hyman is in the newsroom with a check on the markets. julie: good afternoon. lebron james comparison although this one is a little more important i would say to the world at large. take a look at the major averages. we do indeed have that selloff going on. it is a pretty broad-based one. the financials are down, material stocks are down, industrials are down. this is very broad based but i want to talk about there is some fundamental news driving some of the selling we are seeing today. take a look at la quinta, the hotel chain. the ceo announced after the close that he was resigning. the stock is down 15%, the most on record as a result. it went public in 2014. the company also said it was cutting its forecast. that commentary is having an effect on the other hotel stocks. hotel operators, we are seeing them decline. all of them are also selling off. b

bugeyes, 42-24. >> lebron texted me during the show. >>> rodger federer, john isner. federer is very good at grand slams against players born in the united states. and john iser in was. federer two-set lead. is isner down but rally. they don't call him big john isner for something. i don't know if they call him that. federer backhand winner, roger federer will advance. 7-6, 7-6, 7-5. >> also at the u.s. open, serena williams versus venus williams. >> oh. >> tuesday night. >> yeah. and other people are playing too but we're not telling you who? exactly. back to you. >> look forward to the williams sisters. there's one more item from that ohio state/virginia tech game that neil and stan mentioned. an unusual piece of equipment being worn by j.k. coleman. >> he wore gold rolex. it's not against the rules, by the way. you have to wonder if he'd trade it in for a win over the buckeyes. they lost. but nice rolie. >> maybe it's a lucky watch. >> and obviously things are safe on the field. >>> all right, up next in "the pulse," the newly discovered monument that is set to be

who are paying really high effective tax rates right now, people who are making a lot of money -- lebronght? his tax rate is 39.6%, and it is now 28% on a lot of income. the biggest losers are people in high tax states. people who live in new york, new jersey will be able to deduct those taxes anymore. they are in that middle to high income range. 100-200,000 dollars. they are going to lose net on what jeb is proposing. mark: thanks so much for talking to us. joining us now to talk a little bit more about the bush plan, martin o'malley, former maryland governor. not going to ask you to endorse the bush plan. martin: i didn't know i was going to talk about it. john: we will talk about it and a little bit about you. it is not revenue neutral. i know you want a plan that would redistribute. but some things are more populist, more centrist. doubling the standard induction does that sound to you like a , good idea? ittin: it could, if you do in a progressive and fairway. like the notion of raising the earned income tax credit. i did it twice as governor. i like the idea of doing away with the

and then he's going to salute big-time ohio state fan lebron james by doing his little dance.buckeyes, 42-24 over the hokies. >> lebron texted me during the show. >>> rodger federer, john isner. federer is very good at grand slams against players born in the united states. and john isner was. federer two-set lead. isner down but rallying because they don't call him big john isner for something. i don't even know if they call him that. i just did. federer backhand winner, and after a brief rally which is better than a long rally on a tennis stat sheet, roger federer will advance. 7-6, 7-6, 7-5. >> also at the u.s. open, serena williams versus venus williams. >> oh. >> tuesday night. >> yeah. and other people are playing too but we're not telling you who. >> exactly. back to you. >> look forward to the williams sisters. and there's one more item from that ohio state/virginia tech game that neil and stan mentioned. an unusual piece of equipment being worn by virginia tech's j.c. coleman. >> he wore a gold rolex on the field during the game. it's not against the rules, by the way.

my man lebron in the house. shout to your boy lebron in the house. [cheers and applause]

lebron james is, as mike said, hands-on in this. from the freshman basketball team in 1981 in high school. so i don't know that much about professional basketball. but i am more interested in actually the human part of it, you know, the do and the don't, the right and the wrong. what is the issues that we can talk about. what i think is relatable about it is that. money, as we know, it changes people. this is a show where the character is trying not to be somebody who ends up on a documentary about how did he lose all of his money. he is a very caring guy. he is a very thoughtful guy. and so there is a lot of, not angst but a lot of thought going into how can he be a transformative figure. look at lebron james, he just committed $80 million, i believe, to sending kids to college. talk about dropping the mic and saying to other athletes, can you step up and do the same thing. he puts his money where his mouth is. we're trying to write a character who will do something like that. >> you, sir, are a transformative figure as well. "surv

this is you going to meet lebron at a pool. to the team. is that true? >> that is true. we had actually met for, you know, say 90 minutes and had dinner before that. but i think he made my get my own chair there, 'cause i was wearing jordan's. [ laughter ] >> seth: you were wearing jordan's so you had to get your own chair? >> right. >> seth: i love it too. it's like -- it would be like these are al qaeda leaders. it's like a weird -- [ laughter ] >> right. >> seth: like this weird meeting. and there we have number 4 and number 2. [ laughter ] it's amazing how much people care, though. >> i really couldn't believe it. we were kind of obstructed in a lot of ways. and the way that people, you know, kind of get to their media these days, pull out their phones and are able to catch everything. >> seth: there's no where to go. >> nowhere to hide. >> seth: that's why the players tribune is smart. >> that's right. >> seth: you can just like eliminate everybody else. >> that's right. >> seth: you are in town for new york fashion week a

gerry lebron and matthew ferris, and one other postponed entering their pleas. other inmates heard him scream, i'm sorry, i'm sorry, stop. >> one attorney says his client is easy. >> he's law enforcement, he's not doing well, he's law enforcement, he's used to being on the other side of the bars. >> those who were supposed to protect michael, they did not. >> a statement was releasedded. saying in part, while no one can bring michael back to his family. those who -- we can assure that the ones who caused his death are brought to justice. >>> an average of 41% of solo drivers were seen driving in santa clara county this year. that's double from five years ago. the highway patrol said it's on pace to give citations from five area counties. the tickets are $491. they attribute the trend to the improving economy for more people driving their jobs and people taking the risks of getting caught. >>> they're getting ready to unveil apple's next big thing. the company is expected to release an updated iphone 6 with faster process and better cameras. they're predicting a

. >> 63-yard touchdown for miller as he hits the lebron james silencer while crossing the goal line line. eye buckeyes buckeyes won. >>> and alex rodriguez heads one to the stand, number 1,00354 300 54 to be exact. and here is the 0-2 pitch to give the yankees another straight comeback victory. and andy murray taking on for anderson. and murray was able to win the third but did not have enough juice for the fourth. and and ander snd advanced to the quarter finals for the first time of his career. and the first time murray lost since 2010. >>> and a jack rabbit ran wild all over the field, even making an appearance during kick off when the rabbit -- look at that. he did a twist and end zone. just like a touchdown dive. try that, players. >>> just ahead, which pruner has been tabbed for the new james bond theme song and katy perry's burning madded a ed a advice from dear old dad. at book club, they were asking me doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get jani a

we'll tell what you they are and what do tim cook and lebron james this in common? one analyst pounding the table and he'll be here to explain what's got him so excited and carter worth is here with a massive call on the market that's sure to have everybody questioning everything about stocks right now and tonight a major selloff on wall street, the dow falling more than 300 point. all three major indices closing near their lowest level since august 20th, but there was something different about today's selloff. names like starbucks, nike, home depot, stocks that were market leaders until now all getting hit across the board. is the this loss of leadership a major turning point here for the stock market? guy, what do you think? >> it is a turning point, absolutely, yes. now you have to talk about levels in terms of where the market's going to trade. i think the s&p 500 which closed around 1860 or so, 1880 could absolutely trade down around the 1880 level so another 4%, the october 14th low. that's when you start building your list of what things to buy. i think starb

lebron level doing fine, lincoln tunnel 495 a good alternate and the holland. ben: the ticket lottery to see pope francis begins today. new york state residents can visit and why c.gov/papalvisit or call 311. your eligible to get two tickets, a professional will take place the 40 celebrate mass at the gardens. the pope will attend an evening cathedral. liz: protecting the pope will be a massive undertaking for the nypd and the secret service. ben: take it will take work and planning, lisa evers from a former secret service agents. >> his holiness pope france's plans to pick a drive through central park during his visit, just one event on a busy schedule. a challenge for the secret service will be protecting the pope from many threats while allowing this holy man to spread his message of love. the trappings that come with his prestigious position including heavy security, his holiness pope francis is known for his spontaneous forays into crowds to touch the faithful. of former secret service agent who was assigned to president obama's protection detail says this

dysfunction can't be quietly sealed inside borders, the vacuum has moved chaos made in syria into turkey, lebronn-jordan, iraq, now greece, hungary, croatia and others. rampage against people of two countries is fueled by a syria that touches so many others falling to pieces. look at what somalia's failure as a functioning state has meant to its neighbors. syria's neighborhood is war torn crowded strategic a flash point between sunni and shia allies. as unwilling as western policy makers may be to let assa assad stay on as leader you have to confront the real possibility it might be worse without him. i'm ray suarez and that's the "inside story." a war of words, hungary criticizes croatia's handling of refugees, as croatia says it can't take any more people. >> hello and welcome to al jazeera from our headquarters in doha. i'm elizabeth pran el. puranam.

dysfunction can't be quietly sealed inside borders, the vacuum has moved chaos made in syria into turkey, lebronn-jordan, iraq, now greece, hungary, croatia and others. rampage against people of two countries is fueled by a syria that touches so many others falling to pieces. look at what somalia's failure as a functioning state has meant to its neighbors. syria's neighborhood is war torn crowded strategic a flash point between sunni and shia allies. as unwilling as western policy makers may be to let assa assad stay on as leader you have to confront the real possibility it might be worse without him. i'm ray suarez and that's the "inside story." >> you're not the person to tell me who i am. >> i kept trying to make him not be a boy. >> we tried to force her to wear more masculine clothes. >> when they people come to see us, they are desperate. >> who will love my child? >> who will protect my child? >> i asked for something and now i'm a happy little boy. >> being a woman it's more than a physical body. it's all about your essence. >> i get to blossom into the beautiful flower i am.

. >> 53 yard touchdown for miller as he hits the lebron james silencer across the goal line. buckeyes earn 14th straight win. >>> three game series opener. yankees down 4-2. rodriguez sends one to the stands for a solo home run, 3054 to be exact. he he passes for 2 on t2 on the run list. they win it 8-6. >>> andy murray taking on 15 seed anderson for a spot in the round of 16. anderson took first two sets. murray was able to win the third but did not have enough juice for fourth. anderson advances for the first time in his career. murray, first time he lost since 2010. >>> this might be the coolest video of the day. during cfl game, a jack rabbit ran over the field. did you see that? a rabbit even did a touchdown dive with a spin there. good luck players trying to recapture that. >>> hillary clinton plans to show more humor and heart on the campaign trail. will it help? >>> why is donald trump teaming up with ted cruz? check us out on facebook. we have more stories we couldn't pack into "first look." start your day with us on tv. how much protein does your dog food have? 18%?

. >> he is to the lebron james of australia. good day, mate! well minnesota announcers may have been tough on him, remember, this guy hadn't even worn a football uniform since training camp. colin kaepernick admires him for learning this new sport on the fly. >> it is such a unique situation. i went over there and tried to play rugby. i would probably be lost. him coming over and picking up football, and the schemes that we have and what we are trying to ask him to do in such a short period of time is amazing. >> how about this time? peyton manning t broncos, a comeback for the ages in kansas city. they tied it with 36 seconds left. and then the chiefs really just trying to run the clock out so they can get to overtime. fumble the football. good day, mate. one more time ken. [ laughter ] >> oh man. >> veronica! 31-24, they stun the chiefs. as and white sox. this guy is working toward being a kpix5 photographer. maybe nightbeat. oakland down 2-1 in the 9th inning. billy butler to right field. garcia thought he had it and the as win, 4-2. three-r

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- lebron james. tina fey and amy poehler. musical guest omi. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 290. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. thank you very much, everybody. thank you so much for that nice ovation. i'm not milking this thing. i just want to let you know i'm not. [ light laughter ] but i really do appreciate that. thank you for being here. you guys, welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. this is it. this is the show you came to see. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to have fun tonight. what a show tonight. oh, my god, this is so much fun. first, this is what everybody is talking about. it was announced today that iran has reached a deal with the u.s. to limit its nuclear program, and send most of its uranium to russia. and americans were like, "that's great. wait, what?" [ laughter and applause ] wait, we're sending uranium to -- did you see this also? the president of iran prematurely announced the nuclear deal on twitter yesterday b

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- lebron james. tina fey and amy poehler.

. >> what a move by miller, 53-yard touchdown run for him as he takes the lebron james silencer, theavenge last year's loss and earn their 14th straight win. >>> three-game series opener between the yankees and the orioles, bottom of the fifth. alex rodriguez sends one into the stands for a solo shot, hit number 3,054 for a-rod. to the seventh, greg bird takes an 0-2 pitch to right center for a three-run homer, gives the yankees a second straight comeback win. they win it 8-6. >>> the u.s. open now, number three seed andy murray taking on 15th seed kevin anderson of south africa for a spot in the round of 16. anderson comes out fast as he takes the first two sets. 7-6, 6-3. murray was able to win the third set, but did not have enough juice for the fourth, anderson advances to the quarterfinalsor of a major, first time in his career. as for murray, first time he lost before the quarterfinals of a major since 2010. >>> this might be the coolest video of the day during a cfl game, a jackrabbit ran wild all over the field. even making an appearance during the kickoff. when the rabbit ra

. >> from lebron james to sports figures, cryotherapy is the in thing, blasting them with freezing cold from head to toe. you have to be able to withstand cold to negative 200 degrees. it helps with skin tightening, even weight loss. the chambers can cost upwards of $50,000 each. >> how do you feel now? >> i'm really, really cold. >> is it a dry cold? >> my hands and feet are freezing. >> it's not just celebrities and athletes embracing cryotherapy. peter megan has been doing this for over a decade. >> i've done probably five treatments, i would say, and i've been very happy with the results. i'm playing golf again, and i'm sailing and doing all the things i was told a year ago i couldn't do anymore. >> reporter: cryotherapy treatments have emerg as big business. cryolife in new york city sees up to 90 clients a day and is having to turn away customers because they can't keep up with demand. since opening in 2013, their business has quadrupled. >> the public is becoming mor more aware of what is going on. it has increased nationwide. we get calls internationally from mongolia, from braz

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- lebron james. tina fey and amy poehler.

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- lebron james. tina fey and amy poehler.

>> lebron james to lindsay lohan to even professional sports teams, cryo therapy is a hot new treatment, blasting freezing nitro engi nitrogen from head to e. you have to withstand temperatures of minus 200 degrees. cryotherapy is said to provide everything from muscle relief to skin tightening, even weight loss. the chambers cost upwards of $50,000 each. >> how are you feeling now? >> i'm really, really cold. >> is it as cold as you thought it was? >> my hands and legs and feet are freezing. >> reporter: it's not just celebrities and athletes embracing cryotherapy. ceo peter marginn has suffered from back pain for over a decade. >> i've donone five treatments, would say. i've been very happy with theh results. i'm playing golf again and sailing and do the things i was told a year ago i couldn't do anymore. >> reporter: cryotherapy treatments have emerged as big .usine new york city sees 90 clients per day and has to turn away customers because they can't keep up with demand. since opening in 2013, their business has quadrupled. >> the public starts getting more aware of what is going o

we just talked about the fed, it is like the lebron james thing, the decision.en it came. matt: and then it went, and the market started selling off yesterday and the market still

kind of like a kobe or lebron, kind of heading into that michael jordan direction, too. >> especiallyth the shoe now. >> can she get a shoe with some heel on it? >> i'm sure she could get 'em. >> thanks, john. we'll see you at 11:00. wouldn't she look good in the curry 2? we're just minutes away from heat advisory number 1 expiring, but don't get your hopes up. tomorrow, same time 11:00 to 7:00, waking up numbers in the 60s, mid to upper 90s by lunchtime and numbers going above 100 degrees. downtown san jose/tri-valley again, the reason some schools are deciding to cut back on afternoon activities, that and spare the air day tomorrow. you do want to reduce your activity not just because of the heat, but if you have respiratory problems or asthma will be challenged as temperatures stay high. >>> can you install air-conditioning in my house before you go? >> i imagine those calls are going on around the bay right now. the big cooling we should see around the weekend, but tomorrow is really the mid-point of the heat wave. >>> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. we hope uyou have a great

. >> and when it comes to lebron james, sports fans love him or hate him, the nba super star is america's favorite sports star, but in the same poll, he is also the vote least favorite. i get that all the time. that's business, i am neil cavuto. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? you got to know when to hold'em. know when to fold 'em. know when to walk away. know when to run. you never count your money, when you're sitting at the ta... what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. this is a story about doers, the artificial heart, electric guitars and rockets to the moon. it's the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. doers built this country. the dams and the railroads. john henry was a steel drivin' man hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates and the empire states. and all this doin' takes energy -no matter who's doin'. there's all kinds of doi

to his right is professor chris lebron. he received his ph.d. at m.i.t. and is the author of the award-winning book imani perry, race and justice in our time. he has written pieces on race in america for "the new york times" philosophy column and a stone into his right is that those are nell irvin painter who currently lives and works in newark new jersey has an author and historian. she is the edwards professor of american history america of princeton university and has authored several books including "the history of white people" african-american history in its meaning and sojourner truth a life of cymbal preach is also a professional painter for a she works digitally and manually on artist books, most recently on art history by nell painter volume 27. conceptual art. professor painter received her ph.d. in history from harvard and her mfa in painting from the rhode island school of design. please join me in welcoming our panelists. [applause] we are here to talk about race and politics in a time of crisis i was thinking we could begin by thinking abou

us anonymously saw him run off with a plasma tv, playstation and four pair of air juror didn't and lebron james basketball shoes. it's serious. >> nelson just lost the prize footwear in a bet with his stepbrother. the armed robbery was his form of a recover are you -- recovery mission. >> for what? 12 years behind bars? an awful price to pay but a lesson to be learned for sure. kevin: why a stiff sentence? well, nelson was already on probation. found guilty last year. of robbing the three dirt bikes from a family. that crime also involved a gun. the judge giving no mercy. >> today was reckoning. kevin: nelson and the stepbrother bet the prize basketball shoes while playing in an nba video game tournament. police say double or nothing is a better option than armed robbery. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. [brief pause in captioning] alison: what we have here is a treat. doug: it's raining in san francisco. some of the rain will get further east and northeast and above palo alto and inland. maybe help with the fires. maybe the season is changing. the pa it earn. it's awful out there. we are dry

in high school and didn't -- >> it's what draws people to us, we're not superstars, and they see lebron and they say, that's awesome but no way i can do that. >> i have always considered myself to be an exceptionally average athlete. >> should we go with the indoor bowling shot. >> we would be fools not too. >> what does dude have to do these days to achieve perfection? the answer, whatever the next challenge happens to be, which is why we are going bowling without an alley. >> every great trick shot has a name so you have to come up with a name for the indoor bowling strike. any ideas? >> yeah, i would call it spare me. >> this is the spare me by mike rowe. >> even though i many a looking for a strike. what are the odds? >> i like them. >> it's all in the hips. >> is it? isn't everything, when you think about it? >> it's a handsome sphere. >> envy is one of the seven deadly since so i try not to saw come. >> that's why we call it a spare me. >> i didn't ask the dudes what they were worth, because that would be rude and they did not offer details because -- >> you want to set the record

. >> evens to remember lebron james are happening an the bay area today are as well, in union city the community will gather to honor lives lost on board united flight 93 which was hijacked and crashed in pennsylvania. we were at the memorial along the peninsula. >> this is obviously an emotional day with a special ceremony taking place behind us members of our us navy holding a moment of silence for when the second plane hit the second tower in new york city. about 5:45 they held another moment of silence for when the first plane hit the first tower. they followed that with a short ceremony and all discussed and talked about their personal persons of when they found out, where they found out, how they found out that 9/11 was taking place. one of the naval recruiters officer jut found out a slip officer jut found out a slip mate was on it makes it more personal. >> when anyone is killed whether it is in the tower or even in combat, or just here at home, it is tough. >> larger ceremonies are held today in union city like here on 9/11 since memorial was completed the mayor will give open

. >> like lebron james back home. round two u.s. open, dropped the first two sets.ned compose you're and smashes a two handed back hand. murray would roll from there. the ace on match point. murray hasn't missed a quarterfinal in 18 straight grand slams. the heat has been the story at the u.s. open. ruben bemleman serves and completely locks up. he can't walk at all. cramps so severe the trainers had to run out and had to help him assist him get to the ground. so he was forced to retire, he was just cramping up a mess there. moved onto the third round. a lot of players retired at the open this week in new york. abc 7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> world's toughest tennis. >> how the heat is -- beating everybody up. >> thanks, larry. >> coming up at 9:00, we're following breaking news out of sacramento where three people have been shot on the sacramento city college campus of the one person is dead. >>> coming home, new details on the special honor from the three men from sacramento who stopped a terror attack on a train in europe. >> we appreciate you

. >> lebron james or michael jordon, tom brady or joe montana and now it's serena williams or steffiwo match wins away from a grand slam which is wearing the u.s. open, french and australian in the same year. here's little sister serena after beating big sister venus. >> we are very tough competitors on the court but once the match is over, you know, we're sisters, we're roommates and we're all that. >> juan, everyone is trying to figure out is searrena williamss good as steffi graf? >> i think she is. she has been dominant for a long time. so much so that people are kind of stunned because of her age. i mean, she's no longer -- she's been around but she seems to be getting better. >> sister playing sister, 26 times i think. >> god, somebody else got to give birth to some tennis stars right? it's all in one family. must be so tough. parents and siblings together at a practice. i can beat you next week. the family is really just focusing all their energy on these girls. >> your thoughts on the williams' sisters? >> it's racist calling them sisters. i absolutely hate tennis and i'll te

the last debate that, fox debate was held where lebron james plays basketball.here was a huge crowd of tense of thousands there and donald trump feeds ob that. there was an audience built in, don, for his one-liners. they responded. i'm looking at 500 seats the candidates get a small allotments. there are benefit ne factors of the reagan lie prepare recipients of those seats, friends of cnn. there is not a built-in audience for the type of routine i think trump has succeeded with. i'm saying it will be more sedate. i think a sedate crowd will draw out more substance, especially when have you jake and dana and hue hewitt. so what i'm saying is, i think tomorrow night is a night he, trump, is going to need to bring more specifics and not just the when we return-liners. >> because you -- one-liners. >> because you can't feed off as he does in the big arena. >> i don't see it happening in this venue. it will be enthusiasm. people are psyched. it's like a super bowl. the places are all done up. it's a goods spectacular. there is a good vibe in the room. it won't be l

disney uploaded a 360 degree video from the new star wars movie and nba star lebron james lets viewers the scenes during his personal workouts. the feature will be available for ios devices in the coming months. >> want to get back to the bmw share slump just off the session lows but giving back all the earlier gains. this is on a report in germany on words that more car makers may have emissions issues they exceed the rules 11 fold. so they're exceeding them massively. i'm not an engineer. i'm not a technician. i don't know exactly what that will mean but it may point to the fact that more and more car makers, not just vw may have the emission issues when they're actually tested on the road. of course we'll keep you updated on that story. we're now seeing bmw slump. >> we're awaiting comments on them on the latest reports. we're going to talk about fed chair janet yellen because apparently we're going to get more clarity later on today she'll be speaking at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. but everybody wants to know what happened last week. >>> good thursday morning. welcome to worldwide exch

. >> like lebron james back home. round two u.s. open, dropped the first two sets. smashes a two handed back hand. murray would roll from there. the ace on match point. murray hasn't missed a quarterfinal in 18 straight grand slams. the heat has been the story at the u.s. open. ruben bemleman serves and completely locks up. he can't walk at all. cramps so severe the trainers had to run out and had to help him assist him get to the ground. so he was forced to retire, he was just cramping up a mess there. moved onto the third round. a lot of players retired at the open this week in new york. abc 7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> world's toughest tennis. >> how the heat is -- beating everybody up. >> thanks, larry. >> coming up at 9:00, we're following breaking news out of sacramento where three people have been shot on the sacramento city college campus of the one person is dead. >>> coming home, new details on the special honor from the three men from sacramento who stopped a terror attack on a train in europe. >> we appreciate your time. >> for the ent

better have my money please don't me call me on my bluff pay me what you owe me balling bigger than lebron bitch give me your money who you all you're fronting on loush xiii and it's all on me you just bought a shot kamikaze if you think that you gonna knock me off the top your wife in the back seat of my brand-new foreign car don't act like you forgot i call the shots shots shots like blah brap brap pay me what you owe me don't act like you forgot bitch better have my money bitch better have my money pay me what you owe me bitch better have my bitch better have my bitch better have my money [ cheers and applause ] >> justin: oh, my gosh. mic drop. mic drop. >> jimmy: i think it's -- >> justin: mic drop. mic drop. >> jimmy: mic drop? >> justin: mic drop. >> jimmy: i have a feeling you're -- let's use my good hand if i'm going to win. [ laughter ] i have a feeling i know. justin timberlake, you're judging this battle. what are your thoughts? bitch better have my money [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to ellen degeneres, justin timberlake. we'll be right back with music from mackl

he was wearing lebron sneakers, two pairs of shorts, a gold neck class, a rose ri and a business cardtransportation company in argentina. he didn't have a wallet, cell phone or any keys. >> more than 100 senior citizens are now looking for a new home. the washington home in northwest is being sold to the sidwell friends school. now those living there have a year to find a new place to live. the long-term care facility is next to sidwell's upper school. family members say finding a new place is not going to be easy. >> relocating residents of this type, my mom is a medicaid resident, this age in acceptable facilities in the district of columbia is very difficult. >> we will do everything to help our residents. this is really tough. this isn't just a place of business, this is their home. >> sidwell friends will also sell its lower school campus in bethesda. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc business headlines. the dow is up more than 200 points. the two-day federal reserve meeting begins today. futures are lower as investors are split on what the fed will actually do, whether

lebron sneakers, two pairs of shorts, a gold necklace, a rosary, and a business card from a transportation company in argenti argentina. and, again, these items may seem insignificant to most people but to someone out there, they may be very telling. >> correct. we're hoping that someone may be triggered by one of these items, recognize one of these items and give us a call. >> reporter: now, sometimes what police don't find can be important clues as well. at this murder scene, no wallet, no cell phone, no keys. if you know something about this case, montgomery county police want to hear from you. jim? >> pat collins, thanks, pat. >>> man was shot and killed in prince georges county earliy ths morning. we still don't know his name. his body was found at a bus shelter along 85th avenue in new carrollton. people were concerned this morning as they sent their kids off to school, but investigators tell us they do not believe this was a random attack. nobody's been arrested yet. >>> a major real estate deal is forcing more than 125 senior citizens in the district to find a new place to live. th