♪ na-na-na-na-nah ♪ na-na-na-na-nah ♪ na-na-na-na-nah ♪ now i see you and i need you ♪ ♪ on repeat all to be so fine ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: sons of the sea is new and out now. you can see bonus at jimmykimmel.com. >> jimmy: i want to thank jon hamm, dave salmoni. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night - rebel wilson, anthony bourdain and music from avril lavigne. nightline is next. thanks for watching. goodnight! >>> tonight on "nightline" -- you have seen it happen on the fictional "nashville" stars born in an instant. a i'll make you a deal. >> reporter: this is how it is really done in music city. and for this aspiring star it all comes down to one performance. ♪ i know that your bad days >> reporter: so will her nashville dreams come true? call the on tape, from entering the building and taking out his gun. we have the chilling new video of the navy yard shooter. and just eight days ago, new zealand was poised to snatch america's cup away from team usa. what happened next is the stuff of legends. we'll look at the salty billionaire and the amazing boat that pulled off t

nah, nah, nah, nah. father mcandrew said it was me, said he remembered yelling "heffernan."me is heffernan. actually, the summer of '77, you weren't at camp unity, doug. that was the year you went to fat camp. football camp. hey, coach, when do we play football? just keep runnin'. oh... yeah. carrie fell on me, not you. hey! ha ha! maybe me and carrie should be gettin' married, and you should be singing at our wedding, huh? that was fat camp? i wanted to tell ya. hey, amigo. hey, man, how's it goin'? it's great! you know, spreadin' my wings, enjoyin' my freedom. what brings you here? carrie asked me to meet her here. oh, well, welcome to the rest of your life, fido. heh. heh heh heh. all right. ho ho. hi, sweetie! hey, bridesmaids, huh? bride's pit crew. [imitates drill] ok, ok. ok! go! you're just in time. i was just about to tell them how-we- met-at-camp story. oh, you know what the funny thing about that story-- let me tell it, ok? so i'm up in the bleachers, i'm fighting with this skank. she pushes me. i fall on this boy, and it turns out, this boy... is doug. [gasp] shu

♪ na-na-na-na-nah ♪ na-na-na-na-nah ♪ na-na-na-na-nah ♪ now i see you and i need you ♪ ♪ on repeat allo thank jon hamm, dave salmoni. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night - rebel wilson, anthony bourdain and music from avril lavigne. nightline is next. thanks for watching. goodnight! >>> tonight on "nightline" -- you have seen it happen on the fictional "nashville" stars born in an instant. a i'll make you a deal. >> reporter: this is how it is really done in music city. and for this aspiring star it all comes down to one performance. ♪ i know that your bad days >> reporter: so will her nashville dreams come true? call the on tape, from entering the building and taking out his gun. we have the chilling new video of the navy yard shooter. and just eight days ago, new zealand was poised to snatch america's cup away from team usa. what happened next is the stuff of legends. we'll look at the salty billionaire and the amazing boat that pulled off the biggest comeback in international sports hi >>> good evening.

nah. i don't need them. it was me that hit that guy. driving john butler's stolen car?lways talking 'bout what he wants ♪ ♪ and just sits on his broke ass ♪ ♪ so no, i don't want your number ♪ ♪ no, i don't want to give you mine ♪ ♪ and no, i don't want to meet you nowhere ♪ ♪ no, don't want none of your time ♪ ♪ no, i don't want no scrub ♪ ♪ a scrub is a guy that can't get no love from me ♪ ♪ hangin' out the passenger side of his best friend's ride ♪ ♪ tryin' to holler at me ♪ ( loud thump ) what the hell? ♪ hangin' out the passenger side of his best friend's ride ♪ oh, god. (fireworks screeching) ( tires screeching ) i hit him. i'm not denying it. ( snifes ) but the man was already down. that doesn't make sense, trevor. i'm telling you... that greg cardiff wasn't crossing that street. he was lying in it. [knock] no one was at home, but on the kitchen table sat three insurance policies. the first had lots of coverage. the second, only a little. but the third was... just right! bear: hi! yeah, we love visitors. that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of th

, nah, nah, nah, nah. wrong thing to him and it's, "holy [bleep]!" >> i'm thinking that probably this isn't the first insult you've gotten, neil. so i'm wondering...wow! neil, why are you here? >> he told me he was quitting. >> are you waiting for that? >> i'm not firing him. >> why not? >> 'cause i don't deal with him every day. he does his job. >> he adds value as an employee. >> he adds value as an employee. >> okay. so you don't have an intention of firing him. >> i never did. >> there's just a difference of opinion about a lot of things, and, quite honestly, it's his responsibility... >> to what? >> to make it work--not his. neil, i'm sorry. is there any way we can move past this? how hard is that? >> well, maybe we'll do it another time. >> why another time? >> because maybe it--it'll be real. i don't want-- >> you don't need to use marcus's words--you use your own words. >> let's go ahead--i'll help you with dinner, neil. talk to andrew. he needs to learn that it's okay to say, "i'm sorry." who's go

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nah. that's it! uncle freddie's stepping in. ray ain't playing friday.aid there'd be security, right? right. no, no, no! no risk! the boy is going league, understand? league? nba pro scouts already got ray marked down as a first-round draft choice. ray hasn't decided where he's going next year, freddie, so shut it. hopefully, we clear this whole thing before the game. are you sure billy called my son? not a hundred percent. i never believed he killed herman. no? me and billy dated. i knew him. it'd really help if you'd tell us what you remember about that night, tanya. we won the state championship... then there was a party. ♪ go, philly! go, philly! go, philly! go, philly! go, philly! go, philly! ( both laughing ) philly tech says he's their guy. but off the court, this man is mine. billy: where the hell's herman?! billy... what are you doing here? being friends. isn't that what you said, tanya? we'd be friends? yo, don't be mad at her, man. okay, i'll be mad at you. you take my girl, i'm supposed to be cool with it? oh, man, you're drunk. don't you wal

nah, don't like that one. what's your first book? breakfast at tiffany's. 90 pages. possible by columbia tristar domestic television kind of old, isn't it? they wanted a truman capote book. oh, sure. truman capote. great writer. oh, yeah. ever read him? no. you? nah. ah. what about this one? look. this is it. this is what i'm looking for. oh, yeah.

nah, nah, nah, nah, nah! that's not fair! we can't chase you up there! we could!aughs) thanks cat! okay cat! this is the one i want! when it comes to climbing, nothing beats a monkey tail. right, sally? right. it's like having an extra arm to hold on with. (gasp) but wait! when it comes to the most beautiful tail ever... i'd choose that one.... ah... my beautiful tail.... huh? look how long it is! and the colours are just...wow! it is rather nice isn't it? hrumph! quetzal birds are always trying to get people to notice their tails! that's the tail i want! c'mon, nick! two quetzal tails if you please! (effort and happy sounds) don't you just love it? it brings tears to my eye it's soooooo beautiful! and sooooooo long! tooooooooo long! errrrrghhhh... (pop) wheeee! whoooaaaa! i can't climb trees with this tail... looks like you could use a tail trailer! (rattling) (gasp) what's that sound? hey! it's a snake! but i thought i heard a rattle! you did! (rattling) it was my tail. your tail makes a sound? wow! yes, people hear my rattle and think twice about stepping on me

. >> nah, nah. >> jimmy: so when you come to a place like los angeles, a visitor here, where do you go korean restaurant scene is best in america. just bottomless pit of wonderful, wonderful restaurants. layer upon layer. the thai food. the mexican, of course. in and out burger. >> jimmy: in and out burger. everybody says that. the in and out burger. >> i walk into my, i'm staying in a nice hotel. i walk in with a stinking, liking, reeking back of in and out burger. you would think they would be mad. no they look at me i'm holding a $6,000 hermes bag. you have never seen so much love. oh, yeah, good -- for frz i twe -- i could be wrestling naked with the dali llama get 7,000 likes. picture of an in and out burger on a table, 30,000 likes in ten minutes. >> jimmy: good news for the dali llama i guess. very good to see you. the show is great. congratulations on your emmy as well. on cnn "it is anthony bourdain: parts unknown" airs sunday nights at 9 on cnn. when we come back - music from avril lavigne. you, uh, here for the interview? yeah... is that...? it is! (sigh) naomi, i take it? i

. >> i don't know if that's the butterfly-- >> nah, we shaking it up right there.ing it up. >> that's the centipede or something right there. >> that's the salsa shake right there. >> that's the salsa shake, all right. done deal. here we go. you on fire, $7,000. this is your next question, west. goya foods and bush brothers & company are two members of what trade association? >> goya makes a lot of beans. grain, no. vegetables, no. rice, no. i'ma say u.s. dry bean council, "a," final answer. >> west, you got the beans, man. you got the beans. >> let's see how many beans. >> how many beans are we gonna put in the bank? get some beans for him. $100.

c-span: are you a member of the party of yeah or the party of nah? >> guest: i am a member of the party of yeah that takes the concerns of the cultural skeptics seriously. so in other words--a lot of the party of yeah guys believe in freedom. and if you told them, '250 american--250 million americans are going to use their freedom and prosperity to be like larry flynt or hugh hefner. what do you think about that?' they would say, 'that's great. more power to them.' so they don't feel that freedom, in a sense, depends upon any kind of content. it doesn't matter how you use your freedom. i don't agree with that. i think you defend freedom and you defend a free society based upon the kind of person it produces. and in that sense--in that--that sense, ultimately, i am making a moral defense of the free society. c-span: your chapter, the conquest of human nature--i--i--if--first of all, what is it, and then where do the different party people end up on this subject? >> guest: the concept of the conquest of human nature arises out of a phrase in francis ba

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nah, bro. an ice bullet would still make a bullet hole. you mean ice hole. what'd you just call me? what else? we checked fink's cell phone records. he got a call at 9:19 p.m., an hour before he was killed, from a blocked cell phone number. phone records indicate that the call originated here in new york, but it was an international cell--sattelite phone-- registered to bahrain cellular. well, good luck getting a warrant from the government of bahrain. run down fink's client and artist list, see if any of them had international numbers, and watch your mouth. (elevator bell dings)

nah, it'll be easy. i think digger is the best guy to do the running around on top.? sí, let's get me out of here. [ all grunting ] hey, amigos, unless we dug up a pair of wings down there, we're gonna have to try something else. okay, digger, get up here. this is going to work. uh, guys...? how did you get down there? okay, let's try again. [ all grunting ] you can do it, digger. [ all grunting ] or we could just make a dirt ramp. [ all sigh ] back to digging. and pushing. and lifting. now, this is a ramp. we'll be able to drive up for breaks and back down for mystery hunting and maybe up again for a good washing and some chrome polishing. before we drive up, i want to smooth this part right here. someone could pop a tire. look over here, guys. look at this. i think it's water. water? it's true. deep told me that sometimes drilling rigs try to find water underground. [ chuckles ] why would there be water underground? it's called groundwater. my mom told me that there's more water in the ground than in the lakes and rivers. let's drill deeper. uh-oh. our ramp! it's g

nah, my buddy's fearless. i went to the mechanic once, and i felt a lot better afterwards.it's not the afterwards. it's what might happen to me while i'm there. he might... [ gulps ] ...want to replace everything! [ all shivering, gasping ] haulie: chuck? where are you? chuck? help me hide from her. wow! hide and seek for real. and i know what we can build to help chuck stay out of sight. chuck's mom is coming! hi, boys. hi, chuck's mom! hi, chuck's mom! hi, chuck's mom! haulie: have you seen chuck? he needs to go to the mechanic for his tire. rowdy: um... [ clattering ] what was that? um... [ chuckles ] oh, it was my, uh, transmission. i-i think it needs some fluid. well, rowdy, come by later, and i'll take a look. if you see chuck, tell him i'm looking for him. yes, ma'am. good luck, ma'am. ahh. all clear, amigo. no, digger, don't! [ crash! ] chuck, it looks like all your tires are running low on air. i'm fine. but how am i gonna hide now? we...could... build another pile. no way. not that again. hey, i know how to throw your mom off the trail. alley-oop! [ splort! ] whoo

nah, he's just a guy with self-control issues never should have run for mayor. we'll be right back. >> jon: welcome back to the show. so it seems like we're probably going to be creating some brand-new vaet rans in syria, perhaps it is a good time to check in with the ones we've got back home. a new edition of red tape diaries, as you know the va has had a problem with backlogs in claims, kind of like a hoarde has a little problem with pizza boxes filled with cat skeleton. but there's good news! >> finally the backlog is shrink. in the last five month as loan it's down nearly 20%. we're making progress. >> jon: okay. down 20%, that's not nothing. that's progress. backlog used to be like this, here, there, now it's like this. (laughter) but maybe cutting into the backlog isn't such great news. >> it turns out the va benefits aren't always so beneficial. >> back in january we told you that veterans in a hospital in pittsburgh knew for more than a year that it had an outbreak of ledge on ayres disease. the hospital flew it had an outbreak of legionnaires disease bu

. - nah, i love the feisty broad. i'm talking about brenda. when she laughs, she--she pees. so if i can make her laugh, maybe she'll pee herself. - then what? - well, like there needs to be more? that's the whole thing. - you know, i'd help, but i've got interviews set up for timmy's replacement. - he's really not coming back, huh? - oh, he wants to. came by a couple weeks ago. "hey, can i have my job back?" i'm like, "no." and he's like, "please, sir, i'm begging." - [singsong] jen. we're getting married tonight. - oh, that's such a romantic way to wake me up. - romantic? honey, you know my voice gets all singsong-y when i get nervous. now, now, get up. get up. we have a million things to do. - adam, everything's gonna be fine, okay? it's all under control. - under control? oh, no. we've got to work out the seating chart, then i've got to pick up my suit from the dry cleaner's, and if you think i'm done choreographing our first dance, you're insane. - look, it's all taken care of, okay? we planned a simple, small get-together to avoid all the usual wedding craziness. so jus

"nah, it's hari"-- "hari?" i'm like, "look, i don't wanna play "this game right now, okay?

>> nah. i never expected anything different from not being there. >> i ain't never been loved.ember the first christmas we had together. you remember that? >> uh-huh. >> you started crying. >> it wasn't the first christmas but -- >> the first christmas. the first time we really spent christmas together. >> yeah. >> i felt like -- i missed something, too. i was a kid, i was probably about 12. that was the first time i ever thought you really loved me. other than that, i ain't never had -- i don't know what the hell love is. i rather not have shoes, clothes, all that materialistic [ bleep ] and have my mom and my dad. that's just how i feel. i wish i would have had my mom and daddy. i feel like i would have been all right. i would have had mobiles and principles, you know what -- morals and principles, you know what i'm saying? it's stuff i never had. >> moments later, edmonds jr. brings up his father's recent relationship with another woman and her young daughter. >> and you on the phone telling her you -- you love her and her child. >> nah, i wasn't even talking to her -- >> yo

south bay congresswoman on nah eshu says she does not doubt intelligence that assad carried out chemical attacks but wants more information before making a decision. jackie speier echoed the decision saying it should not be made in evidence. dufsh lynn representative eric swalwell says he doesn't want the u.s. drawn into another conflict to put troops on the ground. >> the president's resolution does not limit him from putting troops into syria. if that's the case, i can't support it. >> i have to tell you i am very reluctant as it relates to taking any military action that could lead to unintended consequences and also that would set us back from a negotiated settlement. >> meantime senator dianne feinstein says she agrees with the secretary of state's assessment that the u.s. cannot let syria's attack pass without a, quote, meaningful response. as for house minority leader nancy pelosi, she released this statement saying, quote, it is clear that the american people are weary of war. however, assad gassing his own people is an issue of our national security, regional stability and globa

. >> nah. just pop my shoe back on and we can keep going. >> keep going? we don't even know where we are! >> al, you're panicking. in a military situation-- >> wait--hey, it's not a military situation, is it? >> i'm not going to let a little setback like this ruin my stag party. [mark vomits and gags] >> ah. look, maybe i should call pauline, ok, to contact the doc, hey? >> oh. i thought you were going to leave the phone in the car. >> well, it's just as well i didn't listen to you, isn't it? reception's rubbish here. i'm going to have to move to find some, ok? >> ok. you should sing so i know where you are. >> sing? >> yeah. uh--that song from "titanic"? >> what about, um, "grand old duke of york"? >> ok. >> i'll be back in a minute. yeah. ♪ oh, the grand old duke of york he had 10,000 men ♪ >> i'll just keep an eye on base camp, yeah? >> ♪ he marched them up to the top of the hill and he marched them down again and when they were up they were up but when they were down >> they were down and when they were really halfway up >> they were neither up or down

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. >> i don'ten line now, matt and sava nah's low down on the hot topics from weiner. >> is over.e on. >> to arsenio's late night come back. that's at extratv.com. >>> a history lesson for everyone. did you knee today would have been jfk and jackie o's 60th wedding anniversary? >> i actually did know that, mario. did you know that jackie's dress was actually made of 50 yards worth of material? >> 50 yards? that is half a football field. she must have been hot that day. >> i'm sure she was. >>> rob lowe is bringing jfk to life for a new tv movie and renee has the new things. >> this is a very dawning rouse and uncertain world. >> rob lowe's first words as jfk. >> i immersed myself in hours and hours and hours and hours of just listening. >> your first look at "killing kennedy," national geographic channel's adaptation of bill o'reilly's best seller. >> jf ask. one of my personal heroes. >> "extra" sneak peeking the final days of camelot, recreating jfk's final speech just hours before his assassination. >> i'm confident, i look to the future -- it is not about getting the accent pe

nah. really? he called you last week. well, maybe he got a wrong number.led later that day. know anything about that? dead? boo. know him now? jeffries: how about her? name's vanessa prosser. sorry. anyone else? vera: how about congressman david lake? yeah, of him. he's from the neighborhood. you friendly? dobey: i wouldn't say that. look, i got to get to the scrap yard. this your writing? ah, no, man. that's the architect. they all write like that. old set of blueprints from dobey. check out the print. here's the letter from vanessa's pocket. compare the two. dobey's architect wrote vanessa a love letter? they almost match. jeffries: almost. this is called "lettering." you look at any set of plans, it basically looks like this. all architects print this way for clarity, so it's hard to tell one from the next. we only got one architect in this investigation. mm-hmm. beth reardon. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] experience new febreze sleep serenity and let the soothing scent of moonlit lavender lull you to sleep. ♪ new febreze sleep serenity in moonlit lavender, wa

. >> nah. >> you don't think to. >> no. you just wanted to help him? >> yeah. >> he's a hero. at the very moment they reached the fire escape, the firemen reached them. unidentified man went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> like walking a tight rope. that ladder. >> yeah. he made it though. that's why they get paid the big bucks and great retirement as well. >> they have good karma. >> college basketball player is back after one of the most gruesome injuries in 2013. it came down to the wire in oakland thanks to this guy. this is a great ending to this game, folks. it's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> we were just talking how great it is to watch the a's do so well this year. it's a great team. >> the team is reaping the benefits because they will make more money as they head to the post season. we're not there yet but they sold out the playoff series within two hours today. no protection for this fan. he bare hands the foul ball. tries to look strong. you know it hurts. gray comes up big. mike trout goes fishing. six innings he gave up one run. the halos shaking their he

. >> nah. >> you don't think to. >> no. you just wanted to help him? >> yeah. >> he's a hero.the very moment they reached the fire escape, the firemen reached them. unidentified man went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> like walking a tight rope. that ladder. >> yeah. he made it though. that's why they get paid the big bucks and great retirement as well. >> they have good karma. >> college basketball player is back after one of the most gruesome injuries in 2013. it came down to the wire in it came down to the wire in oakland thanks to [ phone ringing ] [ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can't make it? but you come every year! you could be playing bingo right now! woooo! and there's movie night -- you love movies! [ laughs ] sorry honey, can't hear you -- bad connection. love you! [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] find progresso heart healthy soup on sale now at your local safeway store. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pills

. >>> history in the making, doctors now saying swim dirian nah nyad will make a quick recovery after making the 110-mile swim between cuba and florida. >> the 63-year-old completed the journey in about 53 hours, coming to shore in key west late yesterday afternoon. nyad, as you can imagine, she was sun burned, tongue and lips swollen and she had cuts in her mouth from a special mask she used to keep those jellyfish away. >> she pulled it off. >> she did. she said this was her last endurance. >> i don't blame her. >> i hope so yeah, she's warrior, as you say. >> so much for me feeling good about 45 minutes on that elliptic elliptical. >> that is still good. >> appreciate it. >>> proof that good karma exists. >> yes, it does. show you how a young, generous giants fan was hand somely rewarded for a good deed. >>> we want to finish this up morning with good vibrations, stories that really make you smile. >> during sunday's giants game, a young diamondback fan was devastated when he missed out on a foul ball tossed into the stands by a player. >> he was crushed. >> a young giants fan step

nah! four, turn off the tv and read a book., more on the finale, coming up on the "the hot list." >> a new study claims the third year of marriage is the happiest time for a couple. they broke it down this way. year one is mainly post wedding bliss. >> you had me at hello. >> the second year is spent getting to know each other. in year three is comfortable. . this year, yeah, well forget happiness. the study shows couple gets tired with heavy workloads. and in some cases, kids. >> and number four, great, great, great, great, great, great grandpa's voice, that wasn't so great. new research shows our ancestors may have sound like this. >> yeah, that's your relatives. a linguist from university of kentucky and a recording he made for archaeologist magazine reconstructed what he believes is the sound of the preto endo european language for pie. >> i think he was just ordering a slice of pie at denny's and we thought all of our relatives sounded like this. at number five, that puburger i just fatty, it is cold too. >> welcome to the

>> nah. >> reporter: you don't think so?> no. >> reporter: you just wanted to help the guy. >> yeah. >> reporter: at the very moment they reached the fire escape, the firemen reached them. the man, whose name they still don't know, went to the hospital with minor injuries. lopez and portillo went back to work. don dahler, cbs news, washington heights, new york. >> pelley: amazing. and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. ight. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org tonight some of the biggest names in the auto industry, putting the pedal to the me- to tesla. >>> the pulse of the electric car industry beats powerfully here in the b. tonight, some of the biggest names in the auto industry are trying to catch up to tesla. i am elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. >>> it is a bay area super star. tesla stock is on a roll. cars are out selling other luxury brands, but now here comes the competition

and they would sit down and you'd see them look at us and go oh, and they'd look at us and go, oh, nah. keep performing, keep performing. >> we were talking about this when you came out here. you lived in new york for a long time before you got "arrested development" as you were trying to get -- as an actor. and you wife worked on the crew of "saturday night live." >> she was a makeup artist. >> makeup artist. >> so you get the job and move to l.a. you've been i l.a. ten years. >> ten years. >> new york versus l.a. as an actor, seems like more of the center of the industry is out there so it's probably good for you to be out there. >> you know, i think the difference -- again, i grew up -- when i was getting my break in new york, we didn't have youtube and the internet and stuff, it was so -- what we always did -- it wasn't like web site used to showcase your work or things like that on youtube. we would do these showcases and do scenes, because people would go to theater in new york. in l.a., though, i think at the time -- i think it was very difficult for someone to showcase their wo

remember, deep nah was accused of being under the influence during this dr.hil interview. >> let's talk about -- >> are we to camera now, rolling? i'm sorry. okay. >> she denied being drunk, her ex, michael, reacting to dina's new mugshot. >> that hurts to see t as sad as it is, it can work out for her benefit like it did for me, like it did for lindsey and sometimes you have to have that epiphany in your life that arrest or that one experience that will, you know, make you turn it around. >> dina has been bailed out but not by lindsey. she is due back in court later this month. >>> kim and kanye spotted together for the first time in weeks. all new pics. kim-ye snapped checking in on their $11 million bel air dream home. kim, still blonde. her shrinking body after baby in an all-white ensemble for the construction tour. >>> just a terrible scene. the jersey shore boardwalk going up in flames, aj. >> yeah, heartbreaking video. the boardwalk in seaside park just recovering from the damage caused by hurricane sandy and now this. the fire reportedly started in a

nah. you told 911 that you thought gail and her boyfriend were having a fight next door.anyone else go insidthat apartment. what was your relationship with gail? good neighbors. good friends. maybe something could have blossomed if the world was laid out differently. so now you're flirting? you didn't say that five years ago. you asked about the 911 call, not my relationship with gail. did the noise from next door wake you, larry? i was up, working. ( the cranberries' "when you're gone" playing ) ♪ but i miss you when you're gone... ♪ ( muffled scream ) ♪ that is what i do ♪ ooh, yeah ♪ ba, ba, ba-by... ( clattering ) gail? what's going on in there? it sounds like more than reading. ( keypad beeping, line ringing ) operator: 911. i'm at 1832 sansom. i'm worried about my neighbor. that was heroic, making that call, larry. it was instinct. anyway, uh... the cops came, knocked, left. she was found dead the next day. cops can't break down door just because some guy senses something. i gave a dna sample right off. i'll give another one if you like. that's not necessary. so bac

. >> nah. >> you don't think so? >> nah. i just wanted to help him. >> you just wanted to help him.whose name they still don't know went to the hospital with minor injuries. his rescuers went back to work. for "cbs this morning," don dahler, washington heights, new york. >> what a story. >> indeed. things like this happen every day. often they're not filmed like this. they go out of their way to do what they think is an instinctive thing. >> a latter 50 feet above the ground. would you walk across? incredible. all right. he kept one disaster from turning into another. the man who led the extraordinary raising of the "costa concordia." he talks to us about the salvage operation. it's quite an interesting feat. what an interesting story. coming up next. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. d

people are saying, n 6 nah, it topped out. he says there is room to move., jamie dimon is all over the place. he met today with attorney general eric holder inside the beltway. it follows the reports that the bank could pay as much as $11 billion in post investigations into its mortgage mess. liz: dick bove, banking analyst told us in the last hour that jpmorgan could pay as much as

open and a big night for rafa nah daly.ports. >> certainly playing like the second seeded player he is. populating the u.s. open, second seeded rafa nafafa nadal, in the women's draw both serena williams and victoria nazaranka has made the semi finals too. >>> bottle says he has to keep on dominating his sport until his retirement if he wants to be remembered among the greats like mohammed ali and pele. >>> and a judge in texas is getting disgraced cyclist lance armstrong to testify. this is part of a lawsuit by acceptance corporation which is accusing armstrong of fraud. those are your al jazeera headlines. >> just ahead, russian president vladimir putin not just criticizing secretary of state john kerry, he's calling him a liar. >>> ten years later, security officials still having a hard time containing all the violence. >> welcome back to al jazeera i'm john siegenthaler. here is a look at the headlines. syria's neighbors are and inning international help to deal with the 2 million refugees headed over the borders. nearb

during last shutdown 200,000 passport politics unprocessed, nah stopped accepting patients for clinical research, national parks and museums closed. and contractors could see their projects delayed. now, parts of government that provide critical services would stay open, think air traffic control, food inspections, national security, border proter, maintenance of the power grid, also open anything considered essential to the banking system, the government would issue bonds and, yes, you would still need to do your taxes. but postal service would continue to deliver the mail. the government will pay out benefits, medicare, medicaid, social security, those are considered mandatory. the government workers who process them could be affected though this unlikely. now the president, his appointees, members of congress would get their paychecks but staff members would not. furloughed workers have gotten backpay after the government straightens everything out, starts back up again, but that's not guaranteed either. wolf? >> lots of unanswered questions. nothing certainly is guaranteed on wall s

can we go back to diane nah? all right.continue to watch, angela merkel, of course, trying to hold on to her leadership position. one of her former colleagues trying to take her on in germany, expected to be a very close race. we'll have coverage throughout the day as people in germany go to the polls. >>> let's go back to our other top story that we're following. that's, of course, the kenya disaster still on going. cnn's zain verjee lives very close to the mall in nairobi where this happened. she joins us live. hello, zain. >> reporter: hi. west gate mall is still under sage. it's been about 24 hours since the attack. we heard a short while ago from a senior kenyan government source as well as western diplomatic source that at least 30 hospitals are being held in west gate mall. joining me is a spokesperson for statehouse. what can you tell us about what's happening at west gate right now? >> the emergency security operation is continuing. we have special forces out there. the attempt at the moment is to clear the mall fl

. >> nah. >> they're looking at the stock price. all these analysts do the same thing.i want to get off this train. what do you tell them? >> i get it all day long when you're taking occupancies from 88 to 92 and we are at 93 going to 95. from this point forward who has the development pipeline, who has the ability on their existing pieces of land, fully entitled to be able to create value? >> but is it time? i know andorra, i worked at the flower town plaza. some of these aren't that good. is it time to trade out of that and go to better? >> grocery anchored shopping centers in great locations. they may not be pretty but they absolutely service the communities they're in and i don't think it's time to get out of those at all. when you can supplement those, and not only rely on those but to also -- >> by assembly row in santana, i don't want to be in flower town. >> why not? >> they're schlumpy. i worked in these places. i grew up in them. >> when you add that mixed use, you got to balance and geographically balance in the best locations in the united states of america.

. >> nah, they don't wash that around here. >> bye-bye. >> we're done. we're married. i love you so much >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons, into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've never seen. "lockup raw." to their victims, they were the epitome of terror. >> i throw my hooks and snapped his neck. you can feel it right against he

we have a goal for being water nah tral by 2020.e respect water and create awareness to respect water. so we're creating. we've now launched a commitment here at cgi to place these new machines that make a thousand liters of sterile water out of any water, sue amg, arsenic contaminated -- any water. we're putting these kiosks out and manning them with women entrepreneurs. so it gets connected by the giant triangle to creating jobs. >> that's interesting. you have the same venue. >> it was one of chelsea or one the other panelists who said you have to have the tools, which is the internet and broadband. and then you've got to have the training. you combine those two. that's how you put youth around the world back to work. we do network academies which train young people to install equipment, et cetera. start with a small scale. today we have 1.25 million students in these academies. they are much more likely to get jobs that are higher paying or go on to higher education. >> companies like these, multinational companies, like apple w

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>> uh, nah, little dude. ain't no edging that up. >> what is that -- bangs?[ indistinct conversation ] >> hey! [ clanking ] >> hey. >> so, what you been doing? >> whoo. working. >> don't answer that. keep your dignity. >> aw, look, it's 2 1/2 men. >> bri. >> it's okay. the lonely ones always lash out. >> you're just gonna let him get away with that? >> uh... hey, joaquin, stop saying... truthful things about your sister that make her feel bad. >> what?! >> yeah, i was just joking. >> why couldn't i have been adopted by a normal family? >> sorry, bri, but this crazy family saw you first. >> [ laughs ] hey, can you take this? >> oh. >> i'm going to hang out with reggie and his mom. miss thelma wants to go see her first husband. >> oh, that should be fun. >> well, not really. reggie said she wants to go dance on his grave. see you later. bye, guys! >> uh, babe? >> what? >> what do, uh, what do you and renee have planned for us? >> nothing special. [ chuckles ] [ door closes ] >> see? i told you. nothing. >> maybe that boycott's a good idea. >> sorry to interrupt