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[old spice whistle] [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back.t, documentary filmmaker. her latest film is called "last days in vietnam." >> i borrowed a truck, and i basically sent a signal to my folks. a group of south vietnamese major, lieutenant colonels, colonels and their families to an address in downtown saigon. i drove down there. they loaded up onto the truck. and i drove them to the air base. i had told them, when you hear three thumps, that means hold the babies' mouths, don't breathe, don't talk, don't make any noise because we're going through the gate post. >> jon: please welcome rory kennedy. [cheering and applause] hello. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> jon: fabulous. fabulous film. >> thank you. >> jon: this is about the evacuation of saigon. it's one of the lesser-known episodes of the vietnam war. >> well, it's... you know, i think a lot of people are familiar with the iconic image of the helicopter on top of what people think is the embassy. it's, in fact, not the embassy. and the desperation of the v

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this is me, it's like an old spice commercial.so great, you didn't want to do this in the beginning. >> no, no. >> i talked you to into it. >> it's funny, because you have to challenge yourself. you have to do things that you never thought you could do. i never thought i could do this, and then i turn around and here i am doing it. you always have to challenge yourself. do something you're scared of every day. >> you're doing it. and we're going to do it here, ashley, audience member is going to come in. come over closer. "gma" version of "who wants to be a millionaire." >> let's play "millionaire." >> oh, sorry. >> here is your first question. here it is. in addition to being the hometown of a certain "gma" anchor, pass christian, mississippi, is home to some of the world's finest what? all right. cattle ranches, salmon farms, oyster reeves, kangaroo preserves. >> we're allowed to be the lifelines here. >> you are going to be her plus one anchor. >> do you think you know what it is? >> i'm not sure. >> it could be the one that's

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so what i'm saying it's going to be a mix of old spice meets "expendables" meets the game somehow.n dollar question. no one has won a million dollars since 2009. is it going to happen on your watch? >> i think so. i'm on their side. i am trying to give away abc's money. every day over a million abc says -- >> it's out of your pocket. >> it's going to be millionaire. >> reporter: since i was there on set he put me in the hot seat and, oh, boy. >> are you ready to play "millionaire"? >> yes. >> here you go, sara. what homonym for a large european capital city would you find on a list of former "good morning america" host, berlin, london, paris, madridy. >> "b," london. >> you are so correct. that is how you do it! let's go to the next one. which of these "good morning america" spin-offs aired on abc, "daybreak." your "gma" preshow. buenos diaz, americanosome, good afternoon america. gma after dark. >> although i wish the answer was gma after dark, "c." >> you win. take that, regis. a little twerk action. >> for "good morning america," sara haines, abc news, new york. >> hey, sara did

at the bottom line and has bush, barclays, mcdonald's, covergirl, gillette, head and shoulders, old spice give money to the nfl. >> why would covergirl especially? i don't understand. >> i don't get it. there are many more. we can make a list. let's make a full screen of the sponsors because if we call out roger goodell and burn him at the stake it seems silly since he's the one whose job it is to make money for league and he's doing very well because they are giving it. >> nfl are enablers. >> it's money. >> people are saying the nfl are enablers to domestic abusers. the sponsorers are enablers of the nfl who has been an enabler to the abusers. how do you teach the people who are being paid millions and millions of dollars to be athletic/violent on the field to turn that off in their personal lives. so there's a big difference here. you have to turn that off. there are some people who do it really well. we're talking about the nfl. >> most of the nfl does that well. >> we don't know that. we just don't know that. i don't think that's the case. i think women are treated pretty shabbily. t

when i was three days old, she bought some, rubbed the spices on my lips, and i have been addicted ever since. >> three days old. >> good thing it wasn't haggis. >> i knew you were grabby. >> this is the harbor of the potomac. a beautiful afternoon. a few fair weather clouds. rain ahead of the cold front but the showers have shifted north and west. kind of parallel to the northeast. there is a lot of cloud cover our west. there is not a lot of energy to support the showers. i think they will continue to move northeast. isolated shower chance in the forecast, mainly west of town tonight. mostly cloudy with more areas of hatch a dash of patty, dense fog. morerough morgantown -- areas of patchy, dense fog. these numbers. 58 in detroit. 55 at chicago o'hare. lots of mid to upper 80's in the south and west. this warm air will not make it to our area. we are going to be seasonable in the mid-70's for the next few days. way their is coming our first weekend of october. a little fog and easterly flow may give us an isolated shower in the morning. the next big weather event is the friday night c

. >> the group says he was killed in response to french air spice in iraq. the 55-year-oldrom nice was from in algeria for a hiking trip. in the past algerians have been known for random kidnappings. >>> a legal battle lasting a decade, charged with plotting attacks on jordanians and americans, but his acquittal is now being seen as a statement against isil. we have more now. >> reporter: well, he is now a free man. he has been acquitted of all charge for lack of evidence in the particular case we heard about today he was charged with conspiring to carry out terrorist attacks against jordanians new year's eve celebrations in the year 2000. he was found not guilty and acquitted of charges for conspiring to carry out terrorist attacks against foreign targets inside jordan in 1998, including the american school. now, before this trial in jordan, and before he was deported from the u.k. to jordan in july 2013, he was actually sentenced to life in prison in abstentia, but he faced a retrial as soon as he arrived in jordan. we're talking about a man who was in the u.k. on politic

old, stone oven. the sound of fresh bread slapped against the wall of a tandori with fish, spice and herb. >> correct me if i'm wrong. if there was a national dish, would this be it? >> yes. all of the sudden, they're ruling with some rice. we would sometime put in some crispys. these are the leaves. they're also on the line. >>> nowadays, it's not so open. august 20th, we were called in to the boss. >> okay. 48 years and 20 days of sunshine gone. >> somebody went worse. >>. >> first, people within the country, we have some downfall. is it real? changes in the reforms. now it's a couple years. maybe it's real. >>> not too long ago, everyone filming here would have been unthinkable. the 2007 japanese general was shot point-blank and killed. be seen talking to anybody with a camera and there would likely be a knock on your door in the middle of the night. it's so far con fronted with our cameras, a few smiles and mostly indifference, at worst, shocking, considering how recently the government has started to >> this is a famous and very controversial figure in public life. >> this has been this way sinc