. >>> traffic and weather on on the 5's.ho mimas talking about the warmup again. >> wed kin started theess yesterday, sun broke throh by afternoon hours, bwi 86, normal highs 82, that would be comfortable. i'd love to be there, we won't be there next several days, we'll be well above it. particularly tomorrow and thursday, where temperatures could be near record hig talking mid 90's coming back. do younjoy this morning? becauserean i isis at t 70, dul bs, some western s out in the upper 50's to kick things off. reason why,pr hessure in control, unlike yesterday, we don't have a serious cloud deck in spot temperatures have been allowed to fall back overnight. we'll mix in clouds until the afternoon, but generally a quiet and very septemberry day. 78y11:00. by 2:00, 84, by 5:00, 84 degrees, butbe mentioned fore, up up and way we'll go, check out temperature trend over the next couple of day, here comes the mid 90's. that's your forecast, erin take the over on traffic. >>> right now, mike, it is i got my first cup of coffee, and unfortunately we do have road work, 95 northbound out by rout

present mima. don't calm down i got out we think i'm. the only person who has been kidnapped this month. by that view so. all right can you so what was it about this film that made it big hits that it was . oh our wedding party won i think it was just people just about how authentic it was it was a unapologetically nigerian and the shit was in our goods crazy yards ridges and if any if we can learn anything from the sea back then we got from viewers connected with them in the respect that they felt you could see themselves and a lot of the family members in a lot of our leading characters and human form of that. was it was the same thing and other people that couldn't connect to it in that way like that was some sort of a window into another world another culture so yeah we're very proud of that one yet secondly i mean let's talk about viewers right i mean we talk about nollywood and the filmmaking machine that it is today but truth be told if largely appeals to an african audience and i wondered if if not it was ok with that or if a is

to that we say sure because that means underwater during that storm so that our command center and mima could not work properly here in the bahamas which is the national emergency management agency so a lot of those people you know we're trying to connect them with their families as best as best as we can but rescue efforts at this point they just need really a lot of them to manage through this storm they're like you know it doesn't make sense rescuing me. we just need state would get us you would get us more or less just clean up we have we have our mail boat which is coming in from the capital which are transporting people out of the island as long as also they are bringing bringing us some boots and water some supplies red cross fire on the island to date on the salvation that on the island today are all bombs to dense forest is assisting with your survey you have those items and we have a couple international organizations who are actually met with red tape you know they can't get so they don't know the allens right now because the government only want to work for the few organizat

francisco: parece se la mima historia de griselda, una mujer salvadoreÑa que con ocho meses de embarazo detener las contracciones y la regresaron a mÉxico para que diera a luz. hoy su abogado confirmÓ la denuncia. >> pararon el parto y la mandaron ese mismo dÍa a matamoros. efectivamente para estar seguro que ella tuviera su bebÉ en matamoros y no en texas. francisco: organismo de defensa de los migrantescomo el que pertenece este activista de matamoros han confirmado al menos 12 casos de mujeres que en similares circunstancias de embarazo han sido regresadas al lado mexicano de la frontera donde dieron a luz. >> con la -- la mayorÍa de las mujeres fueron traÍdas a este hospital pÚblico de matamoros, en donde finalmente fueron atendidas por las autoridades mexicanas. la abogada representa a tres de las afectadas que dijo debieron haber sido excluidasdel protocolo de protecciÓn al migrante por estar en una clara situaciÓn de vulnerabilidad. >> porque el riesgo para ellas y tambiÉn para sus bebés que aÚn no nacen es un riesgo alto. >> ahora ella espera por una segunda audiencia donde pedi

to the police station because that means underwater during the storm so that our command center and mima could not work properly here in the bahamas which is the national emergency management agency so a lot of those people you know we're trying to connect them and their families as best as best as we can but rescue efforts at this point they just need really a lot of them who were able to manage through this storm they're like you know it doesn't make sense rescuing me. we just need state would get us you would get us more or less just clean up we have we have our mail boat which is coming in from the capital which are transporting people out of the island as not as also they are bringing bringing us some boots and water some supplies red cross tide on the island to date on the salvation that on the island today are all bombs to dance for us is assisting that. have those items and we have a couple international organizations who are actually met with red tape you know they can get so they know the allens right now because the government only want to work for the few organizations so you

. ♪ >> you lying - you're alive mima roosan came to me with blood on her hands she said you died in heruldn't you have at least told me goodbye >> i wanted -- i never meant to hurt you. >> hurt me you destroyed me [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's how you do it, right there. ♪ this is how we do it ♪ >> jimmy: last time you were here, you showed us how you can beatbox. we always try to ask you for a a hidden talent or something like that. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: and so i found out, and you were great, and we loved it and i found out there's another hidden talent that you have, which is that you can play the guitar behind your back? >> behind my head. >> jimmy: yeah >> and with my toes. joking i'm just joking. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, but how did you learn how to do that >> i like to show off, apparently >> jimmy: no, no >> no, jimi hendrix. i don't know i always think with musical instruments, it's always fun to play them how other people don't. 'cause it's like, you get taught how to do things, and i like to do them unconventionally >> jimmy: yeah >> but that's something that i've s