come on, man. [ laughter ] come on, man.got to do it. >> so this is lebron and elvis. >> jimmy: ah-ha. ah. >> so, you're holding elvis there. now, how awesome is that? that's perfect. you just hold him there. he'll just glide right through your hands. so now jimmy's -- jimmy's on it. he is amazing. kevin, it's your turn now. here you go. [ laughter ] they're totally fine. >> jimmy: kevin, it's easy. >> they're the coolest snakes. they really are. >> jimmy: just try it. please, just do it. [ cheering and applause ] where are they from? [ chanting ] >> kevin: let me tell you what i've gotten really good at in my life. [ light laughter ] saying, "no." [ laughter ] no. >> it's okay. >> kevin: jimmy, you hold it. it looks good. >> it's really cool. so these snakes, they're kingsnakes. >> jimmy: kevin knows -- >> california branded kingsnakes. >> jimmy: you know how to deal with big snakes. >> kevin: yeah. >> jimmy: have you seen his tiny -- [ laughter and applause ] you got take a look at this picture. you'll see what i'm talking

and this man goes to join her. (man's thoughts) if only i had known what i was getting into.paul arthur) this starts a journey where he, in an almost myth-like fashion, is picked up by a kind of messenger. but this man dies under mysterious circumstances. the hero takes on the identity of a dead man, the most desperate thing you can do in film noir. (man's thoughts) i saw at once he was dead and i was in for it. who would believe he fell out of the car? (kathryn bigelow) "detour" is quintessential noir insofar as it's so raw, it's so exposed. there is nothing to comfort you. (man's thoughts) instinct told me to run, but i realized it was hopeless. enter the heart of darkness, it is a descent into hell, visually and internally, from which you cannot escape until it's over with. i knew him better. (kathryn bigelow) shortly thereafter, he picks up a woman, who coincidentally knows his true identity, traps him. you're a cheap crook. now, wait! shut up! you killed him. for two cents i'd change my mind and turn you in. please open the door. vera, open the door. don't use the phone,

>> everybody is, good man.nday. on a tuesday he called me and said, "dad." i said, "what's up, son?" he's like, "i found my wife." [ laughter ] i was like, "son, it's only been two days." [ light laughter ] school hasn't even started yet. you got another week before classes start. >> jimmy: pace yourself, man. >> that's why i said, "son, you have to walk down the hill." he was like, "huh?" i said, "never mind. that's another conversation." [ light laughter ] but then i was like, "son." fallon's got it. and then i was like, "now, you may miss out on finding your wife, because you think you all ready found your wife." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, of course. >> but it's cool. he is actually following in my footsteps, because i found my wife at howard, so. >> jimmy: oh, is that right? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: i didn't know that. >> it was -- it was her first week, not my first week though. >> jimmy: how is -- your >> she of san diego. you know, people think we're empty nesters. nope. [ light

can you identify this man? is completely covering the man's face. the brim of his hat is covering it. the shadow of the hat. this is another thing we will see in homer. paintn't really like to faces. it is not because he was not talented. i think he will develop a reason for that. the individual face of a person was not important to him. the body language was. i think homer is the greatest american artist of body language as a revealer of interstate of mind. gun this man, we see the almost coming out of his face. it is a mechanical extension of the man's body or face. he is gazing and the camera barrel is extending that gaze. homer himself is concentrating, he is one of the great observers of american art. this is an image of a man intensely focusing and observing. however, is it a benign thing he is doing? i am not so sure. if it ist is almost as a comment on a soldier in the time of war, he is no longer a person. that: russell's claim is this image is showing that the man at war becomes a dehumanized and becomes a part of a war machinery. not so a

he was accused of plotting the 1999 murder of his girlfriend shot four times by a hit man. their unborn child delivered by emergency c section suffered brain damage, chancellor lee adams now 18 has been raised by his maternal grandmother. >> i want him to come to repentance because ray is never going to have peace in his life until he tells the truth. >> reporter: after carruth was arrested and posted bail, he fled and was later found in the trunk of this car 500 miles away in tennessee. two other men, van brett watkins and michael kennedy, were also convicted. >> i said, well, that's going to kill her. rae said kill her then. >> reporter: adams was eight months pregnant driving her car when another vehicle pulled up beside her and opened fire. in a letter from prison last february addressed to sandra adams and obtained by charlotte station wbtv carruth wrote, i feel responsible for everything that happened. his attorney said he wants to meet his son and according to his grandmother, chancellor wants to meet his dad. ron mott, nbc news. >>> there are fears of a new arms rac

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shot one man and left ...then ran into a woman in the parking lot, where he fired multiple shots ... then exchanged gunfire with a citizen who was armed . ( james ) the shooter was eventually arrested. police are still looking for a motive. ( lydia ) in the north bay.... employees at the healdsburg community center have found ... a three- foot nail outside the building . the giant metal nail had the word "bait" ... etched on the top... and it was placed in the same place where the 21- foot wooden hammer was stolen in early october. officials don't know who is responsible for placing the na

i intended to go up there and just scare him. >> but according to michael, his man know he'll man know with sam didn't go as planned when sam saw michael was armed, he fled. >> don't run. you know? i'm trying to like freaking force him to talk to me. >> michael ran after sam up these stairs. he said at some point while the two were in the stairwell, sam turned. >> michael claims that he was in fear and closed his eyes and just fired his gun. >> then he, you know, comes toward me and i just you know, i just -- i closed my eyes and i just pulled the freaking trigger and i'm so sorry. >> with all the things he's telling you he's in a relationship with danielle, do you start to think we need to talk to danielle dreher. >> >> yes, so the next step was let's hear danielle's story. >> so detective szalbirak left michael and headed to the hospital where danielle had been waiting for updates on sam's condition. all she had been told was that sam had been shot. no one told her by whom. >> when i got over there, she was crying. she was very upset. >> detectives recorded the interview. >> we're tr

got man and another man into a fight yesterday at the wine shop on 14th street northwest. the attacker ranf. of the victim is expected to recover. >> the punishment for skipping the metro fair could just be a fine. the d.c. council is a step closer to indecrimizing fair evasion. it unfairly targets peopler of colorticularly young black men. it u addsp to about $25 million. the full council still has to vote on this measure. >> well it was an epic fight to the very end but the period kas could not pull off the on the road victory. last night the boys lost 7-6. despite the loss, the offense was on fire all night. >> ost.hie scored two goalsn 21 seconds to force this game into overnight. it wasn't enough to take down the uipe. a slap shot in the extra time gave them the win. >> it's unfortunate but i don't think you expect to score this many goals in the first two games. let alone come to pittsburgh and end up 7-6. >> the penguins may have won last night but we'll have a chance toreseedeem ourselves in about a month. >> it will be the first time they played each other since t

this man is gathering fish, this man is also gathering a net. he has his bottom over the side of the boat to sort of balance that. so, homer is here showing two people, like those two tent mates at the beginning, where they are relating but not really relating. they are of the same world, they are collaborating to make something happen, yet, each is his own. well, another image from this period is called "fog warning". this is in the boston museum of fine art. one of homer's most famous works. and, it shows a man -- a mariner, a fisherman, wearing his rain gear, wearing his hat, you can barely see his face. he has a beard, and he has his hands grasped on the oars of his ship, his boat. it has the carcasses of two large halibut in the bowel of the boat, and he is looking off at this boat here in the distance. it is called "fog warning" to make it clear what is happening -- a bank of fog is coming in. what would happen on the grand banks is, the men would have to go out, they would have to leave the mothership to get out far enough away to catch t

a man caught on video unleashing a racist rant on an elderly woman. stunned passengers couldn't believe what they were seeing and hearinand the airline facing questions why it allowed the man to stay on the flight. ye nbc's joe frhas the story but first, a warning the language o isffensive. >> reporter: the flight had not yet departed when emotions took off. >> if you don't i'll put you there. >> reporter: this man was recting his comments toward 77-year-old delcey yle. >> i feel really depressed about it. >> reporr: it happened frorc ona to london. he was angry it took her so lonto move when a passenger started recording this video, gayle's daughter was in heated exchange with the man. >> don't you dare talk to her. >> reporter: things e escalated between man and gail. >> don't talk to me [ bleep ]. i will carry on with this ugly glasses. >> reporter: eventually gayle moved to another seat. >> what done? i haven't done anything to attack me because of the color of my skin. >> reporter: a flit attendant told the man to calm down but gayle ispset he wa

a man who was dssed in khashoggi's clothing and glasses. also today, a turkishv station showed men who they say are saudi officials burning docum t documents at the saudi consulate. saudi arabia denies it ordered the journalist'sitmurder. says he died after a fistfight. tonight, c director gina h haskell is heading to investigation. >>> changes could be coming to how we drive in the district. city leaders are considering a proposal that would do away with turning right on red. it would impact the downtownus centraless district and potentially some other intersections and school zones. it's all part of an effort to stop deadly accidents. >>> well, we're getting nearhe end of the d.c. mansion murders trial this week. the jury could begin deliberating tomorrow. during today's closing arguments, the defense tried to plant doubt in the mind of the jury, while prosecutors showed graphic autopsy photos of the four victims. they also told the jury there is overwhelming dna evidence against daron wint. the defense will continue their argument in the

there goes that man. >> that man. [ laughter ] >> we are back to wrap things up with it5 in a moment night at madison square garden. >> indeed. >> scoring 25 of his 41 points in the 4th quarter. >> in the 4th quarter. >> out scored the knicks in the last 12 minutes. that was not the warriors most interesting match up of the day. [singing] ♪ star spangled banner oh it waves. >> remember fergies rendition at last year's audition, her ex- husband upset that greene and curry laughed at her performance, so did everybody else. take a guess at what song was played in the locker room that >> let's play some basketball. [ laughter ] >> >> where did you get that? >> we have ways of getting that. >> any way. josh dumell treated note to self-think twice before you call out the champs. well played. nba twitter is no joke. hash tag sorry ferg. >> all right, final thoughts for you. we have a minute left. taking over the airwaves here k interesting what the 49ers do. what josh rosen. you were about to say josh dumell weren't you. >> >> i would throw more picks? let's lead with that. wow some, where

jerry was a very, very special man."as were brothers cecil and david rosenthal.....joe kleppick/friend of shooting victims"he was the sn david do the federal building working in for the goodwill and janitorial service."about 100 players, coaches and staffers with the pittsburgh steelers attended the funeral for the rosenthal brothers.their sister, michelle, was a former employee with the team. pittsburgh's hockey team, the penguins, also lent support....with a moment of silence before tuesday's game.....and by adding the phrase "stronger than hate" to its logo.that's a message the city is embracing.rabbi jeffrey myers/tree of life synagogue"i turn to all of our elected leaders because hate doesn't know a political party." --butted to--"speak words of decency and respect. when that message comes loud and clear, americans will hear that and we can begin to change the tenor of our country."more services for victims are expected over the next few days.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( robin ) the suspected shooter faces 29 federa

at this hour, police still looking for this man. a distinguishing clue is he's said to have a tattoo underis right eye. i'm justin finch. back in to you. >> thae' you. >> learning more about breaking news in germantown. a 20asear-old man shot and killed after 12:30 this morning. police tell news 4 the shooting happened at an apartment complex on churchill ridgecile. that's a short distance from water's landing elementary school. the victims identity has not been released and police do not have any suspect information. >> this morning, there re boarded up windows and doors at in fox affiliate her washington. it was a frightening work day yesterday there. a man was shot by a security guard after kicking through the front door. the guard tried to stop that man using pepper spray. when that didn't work, she shot him in the chest. ehe did not m it into the newsroom and no one else was hurt. that tv station was -- has identified the person as trying get in as george heodoms. was hoping they would help him get in touch with president trump

the man wasn't removed from the flight, the man wasn't removed from the flight, do you think you oughtuite astounding. if you look at the reaction on social media people are gobsmacked by that, that she was the one that had to move. exactly. what was the atmosphere like for the rest of the flight? it was. i mean... itjust seemed as though nothing had happened. everyone continued their flight. it was a regular occurrence, i everyone continued their flight. it was a regular occurrence, ifelt everyone continued their flight. it was a regular occurrence, i felt so uncomfortable the whole flight. 0ne passenger said to me during the filming, don't you think what you are doing is wrong, filming this. did you see what happens to this man when he throttled when you got to sta nsted and people when he throttled when you got to stansted and people were getting off the flight? no... apologies, we've lost that connection just as we were coming to the end of the interview with david lawrence fulfilled to the abuse on the ryanair lawrence fulfilled to the abuse on the rya nair flight from lawrence fu

man. the. respect. police in germany have not ruled out the possibility that a hostage taking incidents in a pharmacy at colognes main train station on monday was motivated by terrorism police stormed the shop and freed a female hostage two hours after the incident began the woman sustained injuries a suspect is being treated in a hospital. turkish investigators examined saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul to search for clues following the disappearance there of saudi journalist.

man's land. so already, we see with homer this emphasis on the loneliness of the individual. the the alone -- or aloneness. even if you are sharing a tent in a small space with your comrade, you are still all alone, finally. and this is sort of a central theme of winslow homer that goes through his work right up to the very end. and we will be tracking that today. what you can't see very well in the slide, or really at any time is there are a few men here and one of them is a black man. and he has a banjo -- can anybody see? can you see the figure? i was able to find the detail. it is a complete racist caricature. it shows a minstrel figure with a banjo, looking scared, the whites of his eyes are showing, he's got big sort of lips. he is a figure of what would have been humor, of sort of casual, everyday white racism in the north. so clearly, the north is fighting a war against the south on the topic of slavery, but there is plenty of racism, anti-black racism in the north going on as well. and i

police say at least one man was a target of the sting.he chp says the suspect caddilac was seen swerving through multiple lanes of traffic and the shoulder at high speeds....before therashes. you know we're so lucky this knucklehead didn't hurt anybody, yeah we're pretty fortunate it could've turned out a lot worse than it didthe man who took this video says at one point the suspect driver was on his tail going an estimated 120 miles per hour....he says he was in fear for his life...and thinks the police should have called off the pursuit. lawn force meant the oakland police department and law-enforcement agencies are constantly wayne out the dangers of pursuing someone who is wanted, in this particular case this person is wanted for a very violent crime the oakland police spokesperson says they always review big operations after the fact to see make sure pursuit protocol was followed.....they are planning to have a news conference to release more about this major warrant sweep sometime next week.maureen kelly kron4 news ( will )the san f

come on, man.uendo. >> jimmy: and this week -- yes. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] this week, airport officials in rome blew up a suspicious suitcase, but it turned out to be full of coconuts. [ light laughter ] then a hawaiian woman was like, "what the hell? my bras." [ light laughter ] and finally, southwest airlines -- well, i'm thinking -- the butt joke was perfect. we had -- >> steve: why follow it? [ laughter ] finally, southwest airlines is holding a giant sale this week, offering some flights for $49. people asked -- people asked, "what's the catch?" southwest said, "you have to fly southwest." [ laughter ] guys, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, be sure to tune in all week. we've got some great shows coming up. tomorrow night bradley cooper will be here. >> steve: yeah, come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: billy crystal will be here on thursday. [ cheers and applause ] and on friday's sh

(man) uhhh, i got you...this! (woman) it's half dead. (man) just like you! (woman) oooooh!e back, everybody. we're here with rami malek! [ cheers and applause ] he plays freddie mercury in "bohemian rhapsody." now, rami, since your movie is based on freddie mercury and queen, i thought it would be fun if we put your musical knowledge to the test. it's time for "a to z." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> explain it to me. >> jimmy: alright. here's how it works. >> okay. >> jimmy: you and i are going to have a conversation about our favorite music. but the catch is that each time one of us brings up a new band or musician, their name has to start with the next letter of the alphabet. we'll go back and forth to see if you can get all the way from a to z. >> oh, this is fun. >> jimmy: alright, ready for this? [ laughter ] alright, so rami, "bohemian rhapsody" is a fun movie to make. >> yes. >> jimmy: you must have grown up with music. >> i did. one of the first bands i heard was ac/dc from australia. do you know them? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i know them a littl

i have had some encounters with the authorities but one man's trash is another man's treasure that. mother is always excited when he finds old votive statues made of clay. even if they're not with much he loves it when he finds broken parts and can piece an entire figure back together again. while there. his collection is this pride and joy. mother lives in the house on stilts directly on the river. the settlement is called come and was built around a hundred years ago miners grandfather was one of the first inhabitants. today the floating village of me to come is home to about one hundred twenty people most of the men are treasure divers like mana. our. man is eleven year old daughter goes to school and his wife you we work as a chambermaid in a hotel. she used to go out with him when he went diving but only as a lookout traditionally women don't dive themselves. when you know maybe it's not women's work unless you're especially brave. the thought of being underwater scares me you don't know what's down there shards of glass nails. my husband is an experienced diver. but i still wo

no, you're being iron man.zed some people are giving out healthier candy this halloween, made from things like quinoa or beets. even people giving out apples with razorblades are like, "you monsters. [ laughter ] what are you doing?" but this is fun. tomorrow, krispy kreme will give you a free donut if you walk in wearing a costume. [ cheers and applause ] which means, we now have new definition for the term walk of shame. [ laughter ] it's like, wow. what are you doing? listen to this. a woman in ohio painted a a 315 pound pumpkin to look like kanye west. [ laughter ]eland president trump. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] perfect. >> steve: hey, what? i don't get it. >> jimmy: oh yeah, i get it. speaking of the president, the mid terms are next week. and in the next the next six days, trump is holding 11 rallies. [ audience ohs ] you can tell he's getting nervous because he's making last minute stops in key areas like florida, ohio and moscow. >> steve: really? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. and

when she screamed, the man attacked the good samaritan and that man later died.r from another man who alsoth ran t scene. >>> police are looking for a man who carjacked a womr n a d.c. elementary school. they say the victim had just dropped a child off at watkins elementary school when she noticed him stealing something from another car. when she got out to say something, the man got in her car, drove off with her other child still in the vehicle. officered found a few blocks the child is okay. nc> a former middle school math teacher sen to 11 years in prison for sexually abusing four of hisstudents. rob leech taught at meridian pulic chart he schn d.c. he then fled the country after the abuse w uncovered. one of the victims said she believes she was 12 when she started having sex w hleech. she said she is traumatized and ashamed of what happened. >>> and we're getting closer to the mega millions jackpo the second largest lottery prize in u.s. history. >>> most parents will do just about anything to keep their kids safe and happy but not every h paren the resourc

as a man who ate too much, drank too much. and loved too much. it is a wonderful judgment. where is is like today. we are in a similar mass i think the democrats might think about nominating a republican i think there is a republican perhaps that might fit that bill. i think one thing we might do wilkie's lives with us. it's just on the wall outside. the building that was named for him. just on 40th street that housed the national headquarters. in freedom house was destroyed in the dead of night by a developer what was saved was the plaque that he head for him. he goes on the wall. an important momento of his extraordinary contributions to his country the decency do you want to set it up for questions? [inaudible conversations] >> i used to work in the wendell building 40 years ago. i wanted to ask about the fascination with marxism. what his attitude was towards soviet. how did that affect his own definition of freedom. the interaction with joseph stalin is an interesting one. as a guest you can't be free the right to the gov

man: batter up. that's one away. narrator: this softball game might seem like an unusual place to find raravensbubut these bibs aren'n't just casual sports fan. they've figured out an important equation: a ball game means people and people mean food. once the game is over, they'll move in to pick over whatever has been left behind. lovich: ravens are like coyotes and raccoons and some other species known as subsidized predators to biologiststs. these are animals that do very y welln the presence of huhumans and human development. narrator: intelligent and highly adaptable, they've learned to find whatever they need in parks, playgrounds, and other areas frequented by humans. the scraps and trash thatat peoe leave behind can be a bounty for hungry birds. but, historically, their numbers were kept toto a mminimum in most desert areas. the open desert cannot support a large population of ravevens, and survival can be a constant challengnge. food anand water ae scarce, and finding them is a fufull-time job. b but thankno

he's like, "come on, let's go out somewhere, man." i was like, "oh, no, man."ke, "well, we're in new york. where should we go?" i go, "i don't know. i don't know places an like 10 years ago i could name off 20 places." i'm like, "molly's is fun. i don't know. what do you want to do? just eat?" i mean, i don't know. we just ate. [ light laughter ]-- so -- he goes -- he goes, "let's go to a, like, an irish pub." so, we went to paddy rs on second avenue, and 29th or something like that. d it was unbelievable. it was a jam night. i guess, where if you just bring any instrument to the bar, you can -- it was like a bluegrasjam night. and this guy greg was going for it. he had guitars, mandolins, ukuleles. there was someone playing the spoons. uh, harmonicas. and he was like, "this is the best place i've ever been to." post malone loved it. w like, "i feel like i'm in ireland." [ laughter ] est then, he is the co guy. we hung out all night. and then he got on stage and sang with the guys. >> steve: aww. >> jimmy: and it was the coolest thing ever. sopost, thank you ve

yet deborah was still standing by her man.woman from john's past was about to tell him even more disturbing tale. was deborah in danger? here is keith morrison with the women and dirty john. >> reporter: who was this man who'd stolen debra's heart? this john meehan? tonia bales had no idea either, when he stole her heart decades ago. >> he was playful. he was interested, engaging, smiley. >> reporter: it was the late 1980s. tonia was a young nurse anesthetist in dayton, ohio. john was in law school there. until he met her, that is, and said he had a kind of epiphany. >> he said, "you know, i'm not even sure i'll be happy bein' an attorney. i think i wanna be a nurse anesthetist." and i think my jaw fell to the ground, because i thought he was, you know, a second-year law student. >> reporter: in fact, he wasn't. he had been kicked out. though he didn't tell her. >> all the days of my life. >> all the days of my life. >> reporter: so, in her blissful ignorance, she married him in her family's church. in 1990. >> mr. and mrs. jo

officers found one man inside and one man outside this home in river dale. this is east pine drive. authorities say the shooting was targeted and not random, but folks in the neighborhood are woied. >> members of this community do not want this type of activiry in the community. it's after wkhours, people coming home. ey're trying to just relax for the day. >> although police say the shooting is targeted, they're trying to figure out to exact motive. >>> this morning we continue to learn about the man accused of sending pipe bombs to opponents of donald ump. appears to have a long criminal record. and we've learned he worked at a strip club. >> federal officials confirming they believe this is responsible for a 14th package bomb sent to a california billionaire and democratic fundrais fundraiser, tomsteyer. look at this picture in washington. it appears to be from president trump's inaugution. as for the strip club, it's in west palm beach up the streer president trump's beach club. >>> all new this morning, your help isin needed to a registered six offender accused of assaulting wo

burning man are now in downtown san jose. "x-o" at city hall, and "ha ha" at the hammer theatre were created by >>> two new works of art from burning man are in downtown san jose. xo in city hall and ha ha at the hammer theater were created by bay area artists. at night they light up from within. officials hope it will lure thousands of visitors down during the holiday season. the pieces will be on display through february. i wonder if that's a take on text messages. kind of like with affection, right? >> have a great day tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- trevor noah, lucas hedges, gigi hadid, musiccal guest brockhampton, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 946! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much, everybody. hi. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome

ove and man ovee sleeves and territories. if you want to see just how important this all is, in 1861 after spending 40 years saying the constitution protected a property they meet in montgomery alabama and the constitution of the state's i don't ordinarily commend the people to read but one that i'm going to commend to you to read. you will see that it's almost word for word the constitution of the united states. it reads almost word for word. except as precisely those portions that dealt with the three fifths clause and they put the property of man in and referred directly to slaves and then going to try to find this quick because there is one quotation i found that blew my mind and i've got to share it with you tonight. robert harvey smith was at the convention proclaiming how confederate constitution was. we have placed the domestic institution on slavery and secured its rights unmistakably in the constitution. as president lincoln said, secession was treason and this meant war and that would eventually bring slavery to it

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come on in, man. come on in. this georgia situation extra, extra shady is who's in charge of allowing people to vote. >> kemp never stepped down as the current secretary of state which means he is the person overseeing the upcoming election. >> as the current secretary of state, he's responsible for elections and voter registration. >> trevor: well, well, well! ( laughter ) it appears there is something wrong with my chair! ( laughter ) come on, guys, really? the guy in charge of the election is also running the election, like that is some africa-level shit right there. ( laughter ) someone would be, like, okay, now that everyone has voted, i'm going to take the ballots into the other room and when i come back, i'll tell you how i won -- i mean who won! i'll tell you who won! ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) and, now, look, the truth is, the truth, is if you ask kemp, he'll say that the registration blocking isn't happening because these people are black and it's not happening because he's in charge, he's goi

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kavanaugh's mentor and the man who he replaces on the court. the president of the united states is now walking out in the east room to again swear in the 114th justice of the u.s. supreme court. it is quite a night for the president, for the kavanaugh family, and for this extraordinary man who will be sitting on the court from here on. the president of the united states, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. members of congress, members of the cabinet, honored guests, and fellow americans, it is my privilege to address you tonight from the east room of the white house. we're gathered together this evening for a truly momentous occasion. i have long been told that the most important decision a president can make is the appointment of a supreme court justice. well, in just a few moments, we will proudly swear in the newest member of the united states supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. [cheers and applause] >> joining us for tonight's ceremony is every sitting supreme co

the man had gunshot wounds.aramedics rushed him to the hospital but they were not able to save him. what we're trying to find out, is who police may be looking for in this case. detectives have been here on the scene interviewing the residents here as well. live in germantown, chris lawrence, news 4. >> also developing, p ice are investigating the alleged rape near the twin brook metro station. >> justin joins us live with more informati on the victims. justin, wt happened here? >> well, police have been on th case since 6:30 yesterday evening trying to find this guy now wanted for the sexual assault of a 16-year- goldirl in a parking garage. she was telling police she got on theus in the area bound for the twin brooks metro. she met a guy aroun 24 or5 years old and they struck up a conversation. that's before they got to the twin brooks station where she says he forceder into a parking garage, into a stairwell where she wasll sex assaulted. she then got away and was able to reach outso to another p that called

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a man is still being questioned tonight in connection with the incident.an offensive weapon and criminal damage. helena lee, bbc news, salisbury cathedral. the chancellor delivers the budget on monday — the last chance to assess the state of the country's finances before leaving the eu. philip hammond is under pressure to balance the books, and bring austerity to an end. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports from the low—pay capital of the uk — scarborough. it's the school holidays and here in yorkshire's biggest seaside resort, the fun starts early. what do you like about scarborough? the sea. you like the sea? she's been in the sea this morning already. the chancellor is not the only one facing a headache over the next few days about how to make the budget stretch. it's quite difficult to entertain them for two weeks so you'd have to put them into a holiday club, which would be between £35 and £50 per day. did you know it was the budget, first of all? no. we did not. locals like dave and simon have heard the promises to boost nhs spen

, the first man to walk on the moon.t month, thousands of frrtrg's aresre gng up for auction. here's anthony mason. >> so there's a foot on the mo moon. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind. >> reporter: it's been nearly 50 years since neil armstrong took those historic steps on the moon. and to help mark the moon landing's golden anniversary next year, armstrong's family is auctioning off items from the late astronaut's personal collection of memorabilia. todd imhof is the exclusiv exece president for heritage auctions. >> neil armstrong and his family had these items in their possession for decades and they were great stewards of those pieces. they very generously donated and loaned certain items to various museums over those years. and now his sons haveas comeo se these items and sell them and to the space-collecting community. >> reporter: the 3,000-item auction includes one of armstrong's "project gemini" space suits, and a gold pin he wore on his first voyage into space. also up for bid regul

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young man? >> a couple of things. my work has mostly been on what ned might have call, the on intelligibility of the past. what i mean by that is all of the things have either been ignored or suppressed or erased or obscured or distorted. and how we read the evidence that we have and develop it new forms of evidence to understand things that seem familiar. i will give you an example. i want to say either 10 or 35 years studying thomas jefferson. or possibly more years than that. i grew up in st. louis, missouri. and the jefferson memorial which is now the missouri historical society where you may have been, which is some of my earliest memories are of going to that memorial. have any of you been to the missouri history museum? thank you, steve. there is a huge statue of thomas jefferson. one of my earliest memories is of a huge snowstorm in st. louis. we used to go to the forest park and go sledding. this enormous snowstorm, i remember going sledding and my mom volunteered at the history museum.

and there's statements about wheel man and wing man.e earth, practice with pistol. >> that's almost like a confession on a notebook. what killer makes a to-do list? >> it was a to-do list on how to do a murder. >> what did you think when you saw that. >> it was almost hollywood like. >> it was a month after the murder and we arrest what we think is the shooter and he has a to-do kill list in his car. you can't make this stuff up. >> suckow also had a storage unit. where? a surveillance camera picked up a white van pulling up soon after the murder. suckow had to be their shooter. question was, who put him up to it? and why? suckow wouldn't tell them. refused to say a word. so then they got a search warrant for his phone. >> his contact list said james in nd. >> jackpot. >> jackpot. that is what the first time we had ever connected him with henrikson. >> james and sarah arrived to become the ken and barbie of the oil patch and before long one man is missing and another dead and the suspected hit man has james on speed dial. and as for sar

that dog charges the man. the man shooing the dog away. the man swings at the dog.he dog retaliates. >> does it belong to somebody? >> a stray dog that was a menace to this man. nobody appears to be around but finally a couple comes to his rescue. they walk up. the dog is not cared off. this man and couple grab something and he's going after the dog. the dog not leaving yet. doesn't feel threatened. >> oh, my gosh. >> the dog is not leaving. still sitting there. finally the man drops this thing at the dog. eventually they are able to get the dog to go. that man was taken to a hospital. right here you can see where that dog bit that man. scatt security guards in that neighborhood saw that dog and had to take that dog down. >>> this dog is a hero. a woman is running to her door. the man has a knife and coming at her. that dog is trying to protect her. biting. >> get after him. >> the dog gets in between them. eventually that man runs away. that dog wants to go after him. that man is known to that woman. he was convicted of a similar crime for which he spend six years

she also tells our hit man where they live.he provides a schedule where her husband goes -- comes and goes in the morning, where he's going to be the next day. >> it shows her intent. and the fact that here she is meeting with a complete stranger who she believes it's a hit man -- she actually goes as far as saying, "hey, i'd rather if it happened here." >> how are we gonna do it successfully -- if we go ahead and do it at, like, at the house, like, how do we -- how do we -- how soon could you do it? >> she just wants it done and the sooner the better. >> reporter: does your agent give her a door out at this point? >> yes. he asked her more than once if she was sure if this is what she wanted done. she laughs about it and says, "yeah, once i set my mind to do somethin', i do it." >> you definitely want to do this? >> i'm positive, like, 5,000% sure. >> reporter: the pretend hit man told her he'd use a gun. >> give him a tap-tap. >> he gets two in the head. that's it. you know? >> our undercover agent tells her, "hey, i'm gonna

, man? it. no, no. >> no, no man seriously. >> jimmy: you're so nice. we don't have to talk about me. you don't have to talk about me. i have you on, so i can talk about you. >> okay. >> jimmy: yeah. people see enough of me here. oh, you know what, let's talk about this thing. there is an instagram account. i don't know if you saw this. where people take your face, and put it on art. i don't know if you -- have you ever seen this? >> yes. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not me. i wish i was the person doing it, but it's works of art, but then they put your face on it, and they do a pretty good job. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] beautiful. >> that's a -- >> jimmy: statue of david right there. >> that is so weird. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i love it though. >> it's cool. it's cool, and i'm grateful to whoever is doing that. thank you, and thank you for working on that. >> jimmy: are you doing that? could you do photoshop? do you know how to do that? >> i can't do photoshop for --.