nick's favorite place on earth. >> nick, we're in disney! >> this is a big deal.s a big deal for our whole family. we all want to go home and talk about it. >> reporter: nick's older sister tasha says she's proud of her brother. >> it's a cause for celebration because he's come such a long way. and he's as typical as i would love for him to be. >> reporter: but as nick's confidence is growing, he may not know what's about to happen when he turns 21. his family knows and can't help but worry. >> what are you most afraid of? >> pulling that plug. his world is going to collapse. everything that we've spent -- the hours, the dollars -- is about to go down the drain. >> reporter: in eric's case, he's very aware that change is coming. he even talks about leaving the rebecca school with one of his aides. >> so, you don't want to have a graduation party this year? >> not yet. wait until you're 25. >> okay. >> he's really under stress. he has a fantasy about taking all of the girls that he's loved all on a trip where they go away together. and he was going to have this be

nick: the issue of gay marriage ishat important to you?if i pick one of the two, i think they will pick the womanizer. nick: white evangelicals used to be the most likely to believe that ' politician'private immorality would impact behavior in their public life. polling shows they are now the demographic least likely to think that. h the become more forgiving since the advent of donald trump. nick bryant, bbc news, tennessee. rajini: before we go, let's get sa update on the top story. the president ha the paul manafort case has nothing to do with russian colsion, and once ain he has called the special prosecutors probe a witchhunt. mr. trump also says he feels bad for his former campaign chairman. this afternoon a jury in f virginiaound manafort to the of8 -- guilty on 8 charges tax and bank fraud. r they failed toch a verdict on 10 other councils of mr. trump's former lawyer michael cohen has pleaded guilty to violating ca aign finance laws. mr. cohen says he did so at the direction of what he called the candidate, bu he did not mention d

nick: today? >> zero. nick: yesterday? >> zer nick: the day before? >> zero. nick: right. ,ut for the position of tariffs china accounted for 30% of sales. facility, stephanie has been forced to lay off one third of her staff. >> i'm one of the people who brings the money back from china. i'm one of the people that reduces the trade deficit. why am i getting punished?w nick: g a threat is this >> we may survive this year. we will t survive ne year. tnick: the preparation ofhe maine lobster roll is a sacred undertaking. this local delicacy partly explains why so many tourists flock here from afar. that high seasonal demand is helping offset the chinese shortfall, but summer ends in a few weeks time and these queues will dwindle. the chinese know who tar main benefi is of these tariffs -- the lobster industry north og e th a huge competitive advantage to another country the trump administration is in dispute with. the lobster trade has been through far worse, such as in the aftermath of 9/11, people stopped being lobster because it oowas seen as a feel-good and-

>> nick offerman, i hate to shatter everyone's illusions, but nick offerman watches the entire "bachelor in paradise." he did not watch "winter games" because he was out of town but i did. >> jimmy: are you supporter of "winter games," should they bring it back? i guess they won't, there's no olympics. maybe there will be something else. >> they got a lot of good people out of it. >> jimmy: out of the olympic games? were you happy with becca's choice? >> sure. i mean, i'm not on board with -- >> jimmy: don't tell me you're really into it and act like you're not into it. >> i'm not in board with fair rid's grammar. >> jimmy: his grammar, i see. >> you know. that kind of thing. >> jimmy: yeah. right. >> i do think that grant -- i mean, grant's going to be the bachelor, right? >> jimmy: grant? there's no grant. blake? >> i mean blake. yeah. [ laughter ] grant, blake. >> jimmy: three hours and you come out with grant? [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry. blake. blake, though, will -- i mean, he'll be the bachelor, right? last night they're interviewing him, and as devastated as he was he's like, on th

in love and diy. >> hi, i'm amy poehler. >> and i'm nick overman."making it." >> these two close friends starred on "parks and recreation" for seven seasons. now, they're reunited hosting the new crafting competition show. think "project runway" but with drills and hot glue guns. >> nick and i have been trying to find ways just to get to see each other. >> let's celebrate. >> and that is the sound, for those who don't know, that's the sound of wood being you know -- >> sawn. >> sewn. >> sawn. >> sawn. that's a hammer. that's a real hammer. >> nick who is married to "will & grace" star meghan mullally is an accomplished woodworker but amy admits, she's no martha stewart. >> decouppage is glue? >> the contestants are all amateur doityourself'ers competing for a $100,000 prize. >> nobody wins a million dollars. there might be some secret surprises. >> let's just say, if you win this show, you'll never pay for hot glue sticks again. >> i'll be tuning in. i love crafts. >> and we both love dogs. someone else who loves dogs, country music reigning king of

senator john mccain we'll speak to german lawmaker andreas nick about what mccain's passing means for germany and for the future of transatlantic relations. make no mistake my friends these are dangerous times but you should not count america out. or we begin today with another night of right wing demonstrations in eastern germany amid suspicions that there is a link between law enforcement and the nazis in the city of camden it's right wing groups gathered again tonight the demonstration follows two nights earlier this week a violent anti migrant protest that included up to seven thousand the of nazis far right supporters and according to police hooligans it was all allegedly triggered by the stabbing death of a german man two migrants a syrian and an iraqi have been arrested in connection with that killing of this was the scene earlier this evening as people gathered in the center of the city of however police say this time the numbers were in the hundreds rather than thousands and the protest was calling for the most part linda is covering the protests course in camp. no clashes to

. >>> coming up -- ♪ nick's new love song to his fieian seee. >>> then hot hunnam strips down again.> it seems to be a running theme. >>> plus, anthony ande it again. >> i can't help it. >> >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere, on every platform, every day. check us out on facebook, twitter and it's time for the 'biggest sale of the year' on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery. ends saturday. ♪ >>> pick up the balloons now. i think it's better if you did. >> we are still more than a month away from season five of "black-ish." it returns october 16th on abc. but you can get your anthony anderson fix this sunday because he's bringing back a classic game show with some help from his mom and sherri shepherd. and that's the truth. i like her. does she have a name? >> yes, bobby, drunk bobby. >> drunk bobby. >> drunk bobby. >> y'all asked for this. >> meet mama doris. she knits a

and priyanka's engagement party was special, wait until you hear what nick has done now.news at eight: a chemical leak shuts down an east bay interstate for hours..triggein g a traffic nightmare for friday commuters. what hazmat crews were cleaning up. hurricane lane downgraded to a category 1 storm...but hawaii is not out of the woods yet. the threats they are still facing tonight. plus breaking news out of the north bay where there has been a shooting near a school..prompting an evacuation i'm vicki liviakis i'm ken wayne. the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... sure.th? or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. get your yes for less at the newest ross store in south santa rosa. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> we is run out of time for tonight's show. >> one more thing to check out as we say good night. >> bye, everybody. >> bye-bye. ♪ >> nick jona

nick bryant, bbc news, washington. to cambodia where local tuk—tuks drivers face tough competition which draws its inspiration from india. he's the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts exactly 45 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared "i have a dream." as darkness falls tonight, an unfamiliar light will appear in the south—eastern sky. an orange glowing disk that is brighter than anything save the moon — our neighbouring planet mars. there is no doubt that this election is an important milestone in the birth of east timor as the world's newest nation. it'll take months and billions of dollars to repair what katrina achieved injust hours. three weeks is the longest the great clock has been off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulum to set the clock going again. this is bbc world news. one main headline: after a year of talks, the united states and mexico have reached agreement on a new trade

nick: it's kind of a struggle sometimes. . there's certain restrictions that, you know, really harm some fishermen. david: when we go fishing, like with this boat, we have an observer on the boat 100% of the time, so they mark down everything we catch. we have certain size mono we have to use. we have to use a certain size hook. we're not allowed to use squid. you know, we're not allowed to use the best bait. we go through all these measures, but these other countries don't. they're using filet mignonon on the hooks, and wewe're using a a hot dog. mman: the u.u.s. is the e larget importer o of seafood d in the woworld. we import 91% of o our seafood, and ouour primary soure is c china. it comes both at a large environmental cost in terms of the carbon footprint, shipping fish halfway across the globe, and it comes at a financial cost. the trade imbalance in seafood for the united states is $13 billion to $14 billion a year. nick: i it seems like it would e a llot better for the american fishermen if we didn'n't impopos much fi

nick watt is standing by for me. nick, let me start with you, since you are at the airport. you say 18 members of the senator's family are on the plane headed for washington, d.c. who is with them? >> reporter: yeah, 18 members. obviously, his late wife cindy. they were married 38 years. all seven of his children, biological and adopted and four grandchildren and friends. for them, they are, i mean, a beautiful send off he planned himself. think of the family going through service after service after service, remembering the father, grandfather, husband they loved and of course the country and arizona mourning the hero, the war hero, the man who served this state for 35 years and took this flight numerous times to washington, d.c. apparently when he and cindy were raising their kids in phoenix, she was from phoenix. that's why he moved here. he tried to make it back for the weekend to be here. it's obvious the love his children have for him and the deep pain they are feeling. it is obvious on the tarmac, the touches of shoulders, the body language between them all. it's clea

nick lewan and kassie bevier met in class when they were attending grand valley in 2014.t an icebreaker to finding bevier/nick's fiancee and krissie's sister: "and, it was in a psych class, and you know how psychology loves twin studies, and so the professor was like, 'hey are there any twins in the room? you know 'raise your hand if you're a twin,' and so both him and i raised our hand. // and then, like, he turned around and saw me, and that was it."soon after, nick told his twin brother, zack, to look up kassie's sister, krissie, on facebook. so then those two started exchanging messages. krissie bevier/zack's fiancee and kassie's sister: "like, i just saw his name and i'm like 'kassie, is his brother's name zack?' and she said yeah and i'm like 'oh my gosh, he's talking to me!' like, i don't know what to do." the four went on their first date together to church, which is something they say is very important to them and their upcoming marriage.fast-forward to last february ... they became engaged at the same time on a trip to the henry ford museum.kassie bevier/nick's

nick. >> reporter: mr.n who advocated closer links with the west and enabling the deal to go ahead. donald trump tore it up despite the advice of allies. in the interview, zarif was holding out hope with the deal should stand and persuade donald trump to get back on board with it. that is a distant reach. here is what he had to say about the possibility of striking a deal like the one donald trump said he would like with the current white house chief. >> could you ever get a deal with donald trump? >> well, it depends on president trump. whether he wants to make us believe that he is a reliable partner. now if you spend time with him, and he signs another agreement, how long will it last? until the end of his administration? until he departs from the place where he put his signature on the agreement? >> reporter: is donald trump's signature worth anything? that is what he is saying. that is bringing a few bleak months. in the next few months, the next wave of sanctions come in. we learned today and it is ha

nick, interesting words from zarif. >> reporter: certainly.he force of moderation of dealing with the west rather than left conservative elements get confrontation. they got confrontation with donald trump. tearing up the nuclear deal. they are soul searching of what could be next. sanctions are coming and they realize that the addiction to sanctions means they were mistaken in looking for a deal. what could come ahead? we had suggestions of immediate talks here and there. here is what mr. zarif had to say about the possibility of talking to the current white house. >> could you ever get a deal with donald trump? >> well, it depends on president trump. whether he wants to make us believe that he is a reliable partner. now, if we spent time with him and he signs another agreement, how long will it last? until the end of his administration? until he departs from the place where he put his signature on the agreement? >> reporter: essentially that is the question. will they buy their time with the trump administration? at the same time, the curren

nick ackerman, tom is being generous saying it implicates the campaign. the president has repeatedly denied knowledge of these things and repeatedly denied while president and while in office. this implicates the president of the united states. >> there's no question about it. this makes the president of the united states an unindicted coconspirator. this is the first time this has happened since richard nixon was named as an unindicted coconspirator in the watergate trial. this is a big deal. >> i don't tend to disagree with you much, but you are actually wrong because rudy giuliani has just released a statement that counters exactly what you're saying. he's saying there is no allegation of any wrongdoing against the president in the government's charges against michael cohen. it is clear that as the prosecutor noted, mr. cohen's actions reflect a pattern of lies and dishonesty over a significant period of time. i don't know if you expected a differen different statement from rudy giuliani. >> this is the same statement he's been putting out for months.

please welcome nick kroll! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: nick kroll. oh, my goodness!ted birthday. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: happy birthday to my man. >> thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: did you have a good one? it was a big birthday. had a bunch of friends in los angeles, and then -- brad pitt crashed my birthday. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> i swear to you, brad pitt showed up at my birthday. i did not invite him. it was the big take-away from the birthday. >> jimmy: he's the best. >> he's the best. there are not many people who are like -- because my party had a -- we had a bunch of people who were on television and film, and -- but everyone walked in and was like, "you're not going to believe who's here." [ light laughter ] brad pitt's here. and he came up to me and said -- a mutual friend brought him, and he walked up to me and said, "happy birthday, nick kroll." like knowing how weird it would be to hear from brad pitt, like happy birthday and your name, and -- [ laughter ] and i go -- "i have a pudding truck." [ l

nick watt/cnn reporter: "what did you manage to save?" home in fire: "i have two rubbermaid tubs that i threw some stuff in. some scrubs for work!"a nurse, she's back at work already. stacey kelly/lost home in fire: "i actually felt better yesterday than i had in a long time because i was at work, and i felt like i had a purpose (tears up)."nick watt/cnn reporter: "right." this was her home before the fire. nick watt/cnn reporter: "and this is all that's left of stacey kelly's house. rubble and a few charred trees. in fact, her entire little cul de sac, 6 houses, all completely destroyed. but, then, if you look just across the street, the random nature of wildfires - another house, still standing." stacey kelly/lost home in fire: "i just feel empty. i don't know. i don't know. i, i don't know if ... i rebuild that house. i don't think so."the fire swept through the west side of redding - population more than 90,000 - and through rural communities to the north and west.janet landles/lost home in fire: "i'm a country girl, i grew up in the

nick bryant bbc news, staten , island. jane: our correspondent has been speaking to other trump supporters around the country. she joined me earlier. i know you've been speaking to them because i have bee listening to your conversations. what have they been telling you are the reasons they are still supporting president trump? regina: i spoke to about half a dozen of them across a number of different states. they believe this is all a conspiracy against the president. many of those who i talked to squarely fccusing the of corruption. the president has not been favorable toward the fbi in the first place. e other thing they are all saying is that peoe focusing on the wrong issue. let me read you two quotes. this one is from james in virginia. "this is the sort of stuff that should be in 'people magazine.' it's more important to get north korea to give up their nuclear arms than to worry about whether he had sex with someone years ago."se a similaiment from kathy in new hampshire, who says, "i don't care if he paid off a poo

he hasn't met nick yet, but he had this advice for him. >> she's good people. she's a hard worker.hey got to work out those schedules, 'cause that's a hardworking woman right there. >>> they got to find time to spend together. that's important. >> once he got to india he realized who's the big star in the family. >> he's a big star. >>> coming up -- live it to lively to pull off menswear. >>> plus -- >> a day in the life of positive paparazzi. how they get the perfect shots by making nice to celebs. >> rihanna, for example, even took me to the club. >>> and, chris incognito. >>> netflix, "e.t." got season 3 scoop from the four-time emmy nominated guys. >> ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. get your yes for less at the newest ross store in south santa rosa. ♪ >>> response to the film has been amazing. we hope people go and enjoy it. >> "crazy r

nick brokhausen will talk about his new book, "we few: u.s. special forces in vietnam." nt material, the archivist of the united states and its a pleasure to welcome you here. what you hear in the theater or joining us on our youtube station and a special welcome to our friends at the span. today's program is part of a series of discussions, films, programs, lectures and other events related to remembering vietnam exhibit upstairs in the gallery. before we bring out -- you bring up nick brokhausen, that tell you about two other programs for the coming year later this week. tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m., join us for a bipartisan discussion about how citizenship citizenship -- citizen movements of influence policymakers in a program called citizen engagement in america's history, citizen activists will join the panel with former members of congress to discuss civic engagement, civic education and how to petition the government. then on thursday, june 21st at noon, robert f. kennedy legacy program to hear from kerry kennedy about her new book about her father robert f. kenned

. >> a celebrity psychic has a strong warning from justin and hailey to nick and priyanka, who's ready to walk down the i'll snnchts "top gun 2" news. what we just learned about the cast. >> you can be my wingman, any time. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> you cannot see enough christina, mariah, kanye. music's families together for one legendary photo shoot. >> good to be with you. we are moving from music royalty to actual royal pains. what is going on with all of mitch mcconnell's family drama. her father thomas shows no signs of standing down so i spoke to the man who has a strong connection to both. you know meghan markle. how do you feel about thomas markle's inability to keep his mouth shut? >> i feel sorry for him, and i've got to say that meghan, i think, has handled this very badly. there's no doubt that she has a track record of just disregarding people, whether it's friends of family, whether it's acquaintances. i fear she is doing the same for her dad. >> that sounds kind of harsh. she seems so sweet. >> i think she's a tough cookie. >> piers interviewed thomas for

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nick, stroke of midnight. sanctions back in effect. >> reporter: absolutely.ely to see this morning the iranian economy take a further slip. it has been in trouble for past months if not years. pockets of protesters which brought the collapse of the local currency and dealing with the sanctions and threat of them building up to the midnight moment. you point out that the u.s. is going it alone, but sides as the big beast in the global economy. european ally who l-- allies wh disagree with the trump administration took years construct the size of the u.s. and european allies don't want to irritate it by doing business with iran or face u.s. sanctions. this means it is having a broader global effect. china coming in and europe is saying they will assist legitimate business continued in iran. i'm not sure what they mean by legitimate. you may see that president rouhani is saying he could right now negotiate with donald trump. it seems to have a few caveats attached to it. he appears to want sanctions dropped first. he said you don't talk to somebody who has a kni

he hasn't met nick yet, but he had this advice for him. >> she's good people. she's a hard worker.hey got to work out those schedules, 'cause that's a hardworking woman right there. >>> they got to find time to spend together. that's important. >> once he got to india he realized who's the big star in the family. >> he's a big star. >>> coming up -- live it to lively to pull off menswear. >>> plus -- >> a day in the life of positive paparazzi. how they get the perfect shots by making nice to celebs. >> rihanna, for example, even took me to the club. >>> and, chris incognito. when they say you're not ready... that's the time to really shine. ♪ elvive extraordinary oil. in just one use, elvive revives dry hair. >>> netflix, "e.t." got season 3 scoop from the four-time emmy nominated guys. scoop from the four-time emmy nominated guys. >> the most man: are unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you everywhere? it's time to take back control with stelara®. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission wit

the nick kay in tokyo just as you can see. the nick kay in tokyojust up as you can see.rdinaries in australia as well. apparently investors looking for some new leads. still a lot of caution of those upcoming talks with the us and china. and that is if the programme, and keep watching. this is bbc news the top — stories this hour: thousands of tourists flee the indonesian island of lombok after an earthquake kills nearly 100 people president trump reimposes sanctions against iran, following the united states' withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal. rural crime has risen to its highest level in four years across the uk with many farmers saying they feel vulnerable and have to protect their property according to insurers. some farmers are digging trenches and thanks to try to deter organised gangs of criminals targeting quad bikes, tools and machinery. when it comes to being a victim of rural crime, judith jacobs says she is a victim. first, there is the fly—tipping. the remains of a cannabis farm is the latest thing to be dumped by her fields. we are dumbfounded, basically

sal was the idea guy, and nick was in charge of sales.ick: the biggest tool we use is yellowpages.com. lemonis: that was a job that did not suit him. you pay him his commission on a monthly basis, right? nick: i just get a salary. lemonis: these guys were barely hanging on. their core business, embroidery and silk screening... that's really good. ...was still doing $2 million a year. so i made a deal for $660,000 for half the business, and the way we structured the deal was that we would pay down the landlord, we would take care of the other liabilities, so there was a method and a plan. this is a new day. let's go. let's go to work. [ applause ] we rebuilt the space to maximize the business for the most revenue -- silk-screening and embroidery. we also created a new retail space where people could design their own artwork and print their own shirts and hats with a new $27,000 printer i bought them. i also took nick off salary. i'm gonna put you on a 100% commission plan. things were taking off, so we decided to start fresh with a new nam

nick bryant, bbc news, washington. laura: earlier todayic davis, who was john mccain's campaign manager, read out a letter from the late senator with this message. >> do not despair of our present difficulties. we believe always in the promise americatness of because nothing is inevitable here. americans never quit, we never surrender come we never hide from history. we make history. farewell, fellow americans. god bless you and god bless america. laura: rick davis there. for more on senator mccndn's lifeegacy, i'm joined by a u.s. diplomat who served as the second of director of the mccain institute. how will you personally remember john mccain? >> john mccain was someone who always stood up for the right thing to matter how hard it w, no matter what he faced in doing so, he wasck q to judgment and he knew the right judgment and he just went after it. roura: what did the tributes coming in from aund the world tell us about how he was feared? k-- viewed? kurt: i think that is ltraordinary. i travel around the world, an

and sokka by nick have won the first piece of silverware of the new season of debating facets in the german super cup the reigning champions what an unstoppable form eventually winning the game five nil the result made it a happy return for by a new coach nico kovacs who won the german cup with frank foote just a few months ago. nico kobayashi returned to his old stomping ground in frankfurt and he was feeling the love. but on the pitch he was looking to defeat his former club. that the star frankfurt brought physicality and looked ready for the match but biron opened up the scoring in the twenty first minute the pass from yahshua can make set up robert levin dosti to head in and give byron an early i. hear things got a bit heated with tween marco fabienne in goals for eleven dollars the whole gave the perfect response again with the same frankfurt goalkeeper frederick who no uncertain who neil buyer humbles was lucky not to get a red card for this foul on me i got cheated bitch. after the break byron took advantage again through the window scheme he concluded his hat trick by i'm bu

we have nick paton walsh live from london. nick, more sanctions to come in november.he sense of the impact of the sanctions going into effect today? >> reporter: in truth, iran economy is suffering at the moments. leading to pockets of protests. the local currency diminishing in the worth substantially. everyone feeling the heat on the iranian streets. at midnight, the change will limit precious metals and american currency used for trade and brings the countdown toward november with the broader secti sanctions of banking. and is the u.s. going it alone? kind of. it is choosing to do that and adding pressure for anyone else doing business with the united states. you have to choose between the u.s. and iran. eu hasn't backed out of the agreement and now the u.s. has pulled out and they are suggesting they would like to introduce protections for quote legitimate business deals with iran. a split here really. you have to think about the broad picture, phil. the world was united in sanctions against iran and the accusation of the nuclear program. now the deal is falling a

nick fiscus/resident"no matter, what we will stick it out and we will be ok.ugh sometimes we we're going to be, we'll be ok." (ken) cal fire officials say the carr fire is less than half contained and is still threatening more than five- thousand homes. coming up at eight.. how the family of a kidnapped teen ..is teaching other children how to stop abductions. plus. why sacramento lawmakers do not have to wait in long d-m-v lines like everyone else. and next. we are tracking breaking news tonight out of fairfield... where a wildfire is forcing evacuations at this hour. news at the bottom hour. a wildfire is burning in fairfield right now.(ken) earlier it was dangerously close to homes... but is shifting direction due to the wind. kron-4's grant lodes is here with the new evacuations tonight. (grant) homes have (grant) homes have not burned homes have not burned but structures in the peabody subdivision and lagoon subdivision are threatened the fire had moved over the ridge to the gold ridge development. residents of hancock drive and hom drive are being evacua

>> nick can build a boat!s down, i'm running to him. or he's gonna -- >> jimmy: yeah, i know, i can barely -- i can barely ride in a boat. let's be honest. [ laughter ] - >> can y can you drive a stick? >> jimmy: no. >> oh, my god. [ lauger ] jimmy: out of your mind? can i drive stick? what are you talking about?e u out of your mind? >> can you change a tire? can you change a tire? >> jimmy: no, i have my driver do all that stuff. [ laughter ] i don't bother with driving stick. i -- you're working too hard. >> you go, "hey, get out there!" >> jimmy: i want to show aeryone a clip from your show. here are amy poehl nick offerman on "making it." take a look at this. [ laughter ] >> do you think woodworkers in general -- do you guys like talking about yourselves? >> not so much. >> i enjoy talking to other woodworkers. there's like a language. >> would you like -- >> please -- >> yeah, right? [ light laughter ] >> but what i'm noticing about you already, cam, is you do a a lot. are you gonna get it finished? >> i'

nick thompson, thank you for your perspective. the reward for information leading to a missing university of iowa student has climbed to $172,000. 20-year-old mollie tibbetts disappeared two weeks ago after going for a run in brooklyn, iowa. her parents are asking for the public's help. here's adriana diaz. >> i don't know that i have the strength in me, but mollie's lending me her strength every day, every night. >> reporter: mollie tibbetts' mother has already endured 15 days and nights without her daughter. the small town of roughly 1400 people has rallied around her search. now, the family's adding another strategy to the search-- money. rob tibbetts is mollie's father. >> this is another tool in our arsenal. we're providing this fund to provide some financial incentive for someone who is otherwise reluctant to come forward. >> reporter: tibbetts was dog sitting at her boyfriend's house the last day she was seen. he was out of town and is not a suspect. the family believes she's still alive and may have been abducted. and toda

nick bryant, bbc news, washington.emely provocative and dangerous military moves in pacific waters. they also warned that the thaw in the relations with the us following the meeting between the two presidents injune could be in jeopardy. and there are indeed signs that relations are strained, president trump announced that his secretary of state, mike pompeo, would cancel a planned trip to pyongyang. for more on where the us and north korea might go next, i've been speaking to andray abrahamian from the griffith asia institute's pacific forum csis think tank, who hasjust been to north korea. they're at a difficult moment right now. i think both sides are struggling to articulate what they want in the long—term, and what steps need to come in the short term in order to keep momentum from the singapore summit. in the long—term, the us wants denuclearisation, but they're struggling to say what kind of denuclearisation, what that means exactly. and for the north koreans' part, they say they want an end to the nuclear umbre

nick bryant, bbc news, washington.olent attacks by far—right protesters in the eastern city of chemnitz, where police are tackling a second night of demonstrations. hundreds of people have taken to the streets and attacked anyone they believed to be foreign after a german man was stabbed to death. a syrian man and an iraqi man have been arrested on suspicion of murder. as the prime minister arrives in africa to discuss trade, britain is facing an increasingly bitter tug—of—war with one of its former african colonies — mauritius. the two countries are divided over the chagos islands a former british colony in the indian ocean, which used to be part of mauritius but which was detached in 1965 and is now home to a us airbase. next week mauritius will argue before the united nation's top court — the international court ofjustice — that britain should return the chagos islands. andrew harding sent this report. it's a serene setting for a diplomatic storm. today, the tiny tourist paradise of mauritius is taking on the britis

nick beake, bbc news, on the myanmar—bangladesh border.sters have gathered in the eastern german city of chemnitz in response to a fatal stabbing on sunday morning. a syrian and an iraqi man have been arrested on suspicion of murder. the protesters are calling for an end to immigration, and there are reports of outbreaks of violence. andrew plant reports. the east german city of chemnitz, in front of its karl—marx memorial, several thousand demonstrators chanting anti—immigration slogans. police reported seeing hitler salutes too. tensions here are high, after a german man was stabbed on sunday. a syrian and an iraqi man were arrested, and a wave of anti—immigration protest took to the streets. translation: now is the time to remain calm and levelheaded. the police are investigating and the prosecuting authorities are doing theirjobs. chemnitz will not allow the perpetrators of violence and anarchists to run rampant on our streets. we will enforce the rule of law. police warned masked demonstrators in the city, which is 200 kilometres sout

nick akerman, and aj dion of the "washington post." maya, when you look at this decision, i say carefully, not something we look negatively at, but does look dumb. how do you interpret it? >> i interpret it as the defense doesn't have a defense. at the end of the day, what we have are a series of witnesses, even before you get to rick gates, an accountant -- two accountants and a bookkeeper who literally went through a process with documents, saying false document, supported a false statement, including false statements to the irs, but also to banks in terms of what loans they were trying to get for manafort in order to pay and sustain his very expensive lifestyle. you have e-mails from paul manafort himself saying he did not have foreign bank accounts. so it's not even just a credibility question because unless you can mount a defense that says those folks are lying, or shouldn't be believed, or the documents themselves that are before you have been falsified, or can be interpreted in a different way, you've essentially said you don't