zach galifianakis, owen wilson. kristen wiig, vice presidential hopeful tim caine and music from the lumineers. and now, back by popular demand, here's [ cheers and applau [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. hofstra university in hempstead, new york, donald trump versus hillary clinton in the first of three presidential debates. it was a long 90 minutes. but the results are in. and not a single voter changed their mind. [ laughter ] a huge waste of time. it's very hard to believe that there are still undecided voters. the choice is pretty orange and white. [ laughter ] this was expected to be the most-watched debate ever. the ratings were expected to rank up with the "cheers," the finale of "m.a.s.h.," for real. makes sense, in a way this election feels liable the series finale of america. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i watched a lot of analysis. the experts said in order to win, hillar

owens won four gold medals at the games... but the most memorable moment from the refusal to shake owens' hand. owens was known as the buckeye bullet. he died in 19-80. donald trump says he was taking it easy on hillary clinton during their first debate. but hillary clinton has her own agenda. we'll have the latest in the presidential race in justa few minutes. donald trump told debate even though he was "holding back" against hillary clinton. trump says, he didn't want to embarass her. clinton, on the other hand is putting her focus on the battleground state of iowa today. this as early voting kicks off in the state. n-b-c's edward lawrence has the latest in the race for the white house. donald trump will be in loveland on monday at the budweiser events budweiser events center. hillary clinton will be focusing on the east coast for most of next week. lets get a check on weather and traffic z24qoz zvpz getting older and your biological clock sounds more like a fire alarm these day? just know people are having babies later in l

be right back with jake owen! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> thanks to lupita nyong'o, bill o'reilly, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. first this is his album "america love." here with "american country love song," jake owen! ? ? it's two tickets to a concert it's a daytona airbrush t-shirt ? ? wonderin' who's gonna kiss who first you know what i'm talkin' about ? ? hey baby what you doin' tonight it's butterflies and bud lights ? ? under the stars and on in a spring break town ? ? it's playin' in the night air through the speakers all night long ? ? couple kids just livin' that american country love song ? ? in every town and every place there's a boy who's tryin' to take a chance and dance and find a way to ? ? run away with her heart in the back of an old ford truck ? ? in the bar just lookin' for luck in a pair of ? ? oh my b let them fireworks start that american country ? ? love song ain't ever gonna

owens won four gold medals at the games... but the most memorable moment from the competition was adolph hitler's refusal to shake owens' hand. owens was known as the buckeye bullet. he died in 19-80. might have ended his days in the olympic pool. but- he still warms up the same way... no matter what sport he plays. the 23 time olympic gold medalist put on a show in a celebrity golf tournament this week. he broke out his signature arm flap move... and then he managed to fire off a perfect shot down the middle of the fairway. despite his olympic successes, he said being on the golf course was the most nervous he's this morning... there's one step in your morning routine you can skip. coffee. believe us.. it will pay off if you decide to order out on this caffeine friendly holiday today. an end. the next steps in the case of a man accused of murdering his wife- while she called 9- 1-1. the social justice conversation is coming to denver. why community and national leaders are talking here... while hundreds protest elsewhere. and

but owen maercks (merks) of berkeley's "vivarium" warns... these little guys come with a huge downside... (nats) meet tank... he "also" started out the size of a tennis ball... and now weighs close to 250 pounds.... sonoma county animal rescuer..... al wolf.... says tank was surrendered.... 20 years ago.... at a mere 32 pounds... the tortoises can live to be over 100 years old.... and, wolf says ... like most... tank is a destructive powerhouse.... (al wolf/sonoma county animal rescue) "they can break all your lawn furniture." a growing problem.... for thg some.. who buy them "impulsively" on line.... or at reptile shows... and don't realize what they're getting into... (al wolf/sonoma county animal rescue) "they eat the same thing a horse does and when it comes out the other end...it's the same thing like a horse. do you want to keep a horse in your house? no." the american tortoise rescue says rescue groups average three or four calls a week from owners who want to get rid of their sulcatas, most often... when they reach 50 pounds or 10 yea

be right back with jake owen! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. ge donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> thanks to lupita nyong'o, bill o'reilly, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. first this is his album "america love." here with "american country love song," jake owen! ? ? ? it's two tickets to a concert it's a daytona airbrush t-shirt ? ? wonderin' who's gonna kiss who first you know what i'm talkin' about ? ? hey baby what you doin' tonight it's butterflies and bud lights ? ? under the stars and on in a spring break town ? ? it's playin' in the night air through the speakers all night long ?

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in may 2014 owen labrie was accused of sexually assaulting prout. boarding school. >> i want other people to feel empowered and just strong enough to be able to say i have been the right to my body. i have the right to say no. >> reporter: after exchanging messages online owen labrie and chessy prout agreed to meet for a secret date on may 30th 2014, as part of a ritual called the senior salute. st. all institute allegedly meet with younger students sometimes for sex. labrie forced her to have sex after she repeatedly said no. >> i was raped. i was violently raped. >> reporter: labrie admits there was physical contact but denied having sex with prout. >> i thought to myself, maybe we shouldn't do this. >> reporter: in august of last year, a jury convicted labrie of sexual assault. >> guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> reporter: he was also convicted of endangering a child and using computer services to lure a minor but he was acquitted of the more serious felony sex assault charges. labrie has to serve a year in jail and has to register as a sex of

coming up, bill o'reilly and jake owen. first, dogs are man's best friend and proper nutrition is important for best friends. we got together with pedigree dog food to challenge dog owners to explain the importance of good nutrition while being >> action! >> our dogs are more than pets, they're family. so i want you to take care of them like they're your family. you see that's why we have -- proper nutrition -- um -- >> they're family. hm, hm, hm! >> proteins, vegetables, to keep your dog -- gosh -- >> just why proper nutrition is important -- >> a protein -- >> i don't know what's happening, guillermo, can you just read the lines? >> hold on. >> you sound like you're underwater, can you sound like you're not underwater? >> he's licking. >> i thought we'd be reading cue cards. i didn't get this part. >> yeah. >> pedigree dog food committed to making a better world for pets. >> we weren't rolling, can you big energy. >> next time get a chihuahua. >> dicky: dogs bring out the good in us, pedigree brings out the good in man. f

again, owen maintains his innocence. never any letter? said there was a letter where she just wanted an apology from owen? >> to the best of my knowledge, it was offered as a plea bargain. just to write a letter. >> are you aware there was a suggestion of a letter? >> whether or not that was listed as part of say larger plea bargain with other consequences, we're not prepared to speak to because we were not his counsel at that time. it was never presented to us. >> she was very compelling while she was testifying. at the time, all we could hear is her voice. we did not see her. did she admit to any wrongdoing in this case? so much has been put that she was younger. does he admit to maybe that was just the wrong thing to do? >> i think the testimony is what the testimony is at this point. but is this not -- this is not a done deal. so, we have two tracks going forward. i've come in to litigate a motion for new trial based on ineffective assistance of and there remains an appeal with the new hampshire state court. >> what are you appealing?

stay with us, david owen.e are going to cross now to australia.the economy expanding the fastest annual pace in four years, showing of gdp rise of 0.5%. anna: michael heath joins us live from sydney. good to see you again. central bankers cut rates twice to a new love, nothing decided yesterday of course, despite this expansion. have they got it wrong> the inflation question her? michael in short, know very very strong growth on paper at least. about the 30 year average we have had, on paper but not the level of growth that would impact the labor market as it normally would. a lot of the growth came from resource exports a lot from state governments acquiring land for future projects, so the employment in shipping iron ore ore buying up land to build roads on a later date. is to level of the growth not going to have an impact on the labor market, and in terms of the inflation you might normally get the level of growth iss high, so i think rab about right. it is the excess capacity, and this is not do too much.

adam owens joins us now with another look at hermine, adam what is the latest? >> reporter: linda, gerald, the storm is coming up on us as we are experiencing high tide. we are seeing the waves go up. in the dunes where i am standing at this point. in a good spot as paras that is concerned. no rain coming down. really good news. we are talking to emergency officials over there. they at one point have several local roads, streets, having high water on. localized flooding in the areas they were concerned b. another big concern that is not materialized at least to this point are any spottings of tornadoes spawned off of the storm as it passeses. but as you can see by looking at my rain jacket, still here and still opportunity for some of the effects to be felt. we are not out of the woods. still dealing with it even now. lynda? >> okay. so far, really good news right now. thank you. >>> other news, new details about a shooting involving a raleighy police officer. according to a police report just released a woman called for help after her boyfriend threatened her w

we began with wilford owen. i want to end with guy chapman. this first quote you read earlier in the semester, but i want to remind you of it. it's a section of chapman's war memoir in which he talks about watching a battalion, his battalion, marching off toward the front. he goes into this present and past sort of view of things from 1930s eyes looking back at a memory. he recalls from 1930, going back and having this memory of men marching off toward the front. you can envision the battalion marching and the dust kicking up behind them. they are singing as they are marching. chapman writes, your life and death are nothing in the fields, nothing, no more than it is to the man planning the next attack. you are not even a pawn. your death does not prevent future wars. it won't make the world safe for your children. that's pretty disillusioned stuff, isn't it? if by your courage and your tribulation, by your cheerfulness before the dirty devices of the world you have won the love of those who watched you. all we remember is your living face. tha

also insisted owen knew what he was doing, when she says he raped her at st. paul's school in new hampshire. i was at -- said this is not what the jury found. owen was convicted of misdemeanor sexual assault and using a computer to lower his victim for sex. that means he must register as a sex offender for life. he was sentenced to a year in jail, but acquitted of the rate charges. today, his attorneys were asked and he learned his lesson? >> i certainly think he has learned from this ordeal. you know, he went to an encounter with this girl who was 15, i think if he could do it over again he would not go to the encounter with her. >> owen's attorneys have filed any motion for a new trial based on ineffective assistance of counsel. the next hearing is october 5. >>> back to school surprise here for more than 40,000 students, all over the country. >> itt tech announced suddenly it is closing its doors immediately. a closer look at what this means. >>> patriots could be getting one of their biggest stars back just in the time for the start of the season. >>> scho

. >>> in the last hour former colorado governor bill owens released a statement on facebook about the jonbenet ramsey case and the recent cbs news series about it. a team of investigators on the series concluded that jonbenet's brother burke was the killer and her parents covered it up. owens does not directly point the finger at anybody, but says cbs is to be presenting a factual unemotional unbiased account of this tragedy. owens says he has his own strong views concerning who killed jonbenet based on conversations he had with people who were part of the investigation. the ramsey family attorney says they plan to sue cbs. that ramsey tv special follows other popular shows in recent case of oj simpson. we spoke with our reporter about the public's fascination of true crimes. >> reporter: we are a species full of contradiction. >> everybody knows the name jonbenet ramsey. >> reporter: we don't wish these things to happen, but when they do, we just can't seem to look away. >> it's the murder of a 6-year- old. it becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy because once these things get national

dave owens runs mad modern. his shop's location is right in the midst of potential floodwater trouble. the city of cedar rapids says czech village, newbo, time check and the downtown core could all be hit hard if the river to hold back the water. owens spent all thursday moving antique furniture into uhauls. at times, he says the flood threat doesn't even feel real. "15:53, it's been sinking in as the days gone on, i thought of in terms of being closed for the weekend but once you go over all the details you realize it's going to be much more intense that that " standup: street barricades are likely to go up along these streets flood gates on the "five in one dam" downtown could start opening as early as late saturday or early sunday. in cedar rapids, jordee kalk, kcrg tv9 news. the cedar river is expected to crest to 24.1 feet tuesday morning - more than double flood stage. again, that would be the second highest crest on record, but still 7 feet below the flood of 2008. with a 24-foot crest... here is where th

shaun owen's daughter? with a broken wrist and neck injury? is one of six hospital. this? within just hours of another carnival accident in chicago? sot - (broadcastify) "ems plan one for the multiple injuries at the carnival." where six children were hurt.. hitting their heads when a roller coaster came to a sudden stop. in all.. that's six scares at amusement parks and carnivals in the last month alone.. including the tragic death of a 10-year- old on the world's largest water slide in kansas.. sot - "i've got three kids that fell from the ferris wheel." on this ferris wheel in greenville tennessee.. somehow got stuck. sot - ken martin / amusement ride analyst and consultant "the majority of the incidents that occur at amusement parks today are human error." for now.. that appears to be the case in this most recent scare in memphis. sot - matt snyder / delta fair director of safety "the ride operator panicked and hit a button that released the safety bars before the ride was actually in the cradle." elizabeth hur, abc news, ny the gap fire continues to grow now reached m

taken down at the 19-yard line by jarrell owens. owens is hurt. >> referee: officials time-out. for injured player. >> gus: he fell awkwardly making the tackle. the sophomore from palestine, texas. >> joel: he played every in game. three had throw tackles and tackles for loss. he was chasing down seth russell. holding the arm close to his body as he came up. >> gus: four-yard game for takes a seat on the cowboy bench. second and six at the 19. >> joel: baylor loves the breaking route off the play action. third down and >> gus: snapped it directly to williams. he won't get the first down. great defense by oklahoma state. bobbychad wagner and burton. >> joel: great play from walterscheid who forces the ball inside of him. >> gus: baylor on fourth down. going for it. away! what a decision. by jim grobe to go for it on fourth down. combining on the tackle. oklahoma stopped them. >> joel: i think they did. it looks like they will have to at least get that ball to the yard line. it looks like the official sticks on the far side are right on the >> gus: oklahoma state stops them. >> re

taken down at the 19-yard line by jarrell owens. owens is hurt. >> referee: officials time-out. for injured player. >> gus: he fell awkwardly making the tackle. the sophomore from palestine, texas. >> joel: he played every in game. three had throw tackles and tackles for loss. he was chasing down seth russell. holding the arm close to his body as he came up. takes a seat on the cowboy bench. second and six at the 19. >> joel: baylor loves the breaking route off the play action. third down and >> gus: snapped it directly to williams. he won't get the first down. great defense by oklahoma state. bobbychad wagner and burton. >> joel: great play from walterscheid who forces the ball inside of him. >> gus: baylor on fourth down. away! what a decision. by jim grobe to go for it on fourth down. combining on the tackle. oklahoma stopped them. >> joel: i think they did. it looks like they will have to at least get that ball to the yard line. it looks like the official sticks on the far side are right on >> gus: oklahoma state stops them. >> referee: short of the line. first down, oklahom

. >> it's owens' diagnosis that brought the two together. some issues owens go through can severely impact his eye sight so he hung up the keys. uses his free time driving owen to and from his treatments. daniel is happy to steer. >> you're right here, right? >> owen toward full remission. >> i don't think anybody feels fortunate if they have cancer. but my attitude has always been that you just have to remain positive and go at it every day so the program is worthwhile. volunteers such as daniel make it possible and the people, american cancer society, i know they are wil other people in my condition. >> it's very rewa wawarding to people out. it really doesn't take that much out of your day but it makes a huge impact on someone else's. >> what an inspiring act of giving. next extraordinary ordinaries are turning a tough diagnosis into a blessing. >> it's not a pretty disease by any means. it's embarrassing. it's not something that you like to talk about. >> leah knows all too well what it's like since late teens and and sometimes not sayin

wral's adam owens live on campus with what we know about the new developments, adam? >> linda, allen was not on the practice field earlier this evening. his suspension from unc's >> 21-year-old allen artist was not at football practice on tuesday afternoon. the junior linebacker is suspended from unc's football team indefinitely. standard procedure when warrants are taken out on a player. >> we made a statement regarding that with the coach and the university and that is why we are going to lead it. >> reporter: in that statement, unc football coach said we take these matters seriously. fully cooperating with the appropriate authorities. 19-year-old unc sophomore these were the bruises after artists attacked her. it happened valentine's night. >> this man raped me. the police told him not to sweat it. how can it this happen? where is the protection for students? >> reporter: robinson said after she reported what happened, answered officers questions and submitted to a rape kit the university and investigators did not go after the player. in fact, law enforcement has r

zach galifianakis, owen wilson. kristen wiig, vice presidential hopeful tim caine and music from the lumineers. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers an [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us.

that was adam owens reporting... the police chief has taken part in a number of forums like these in recent months and says there will be more in the future. stories of survival from 9-11 now span 15 years... and remain just as powerful. next on rewind, we'll hear from one man caught in the first tower. how he made it down 78 flights of stairs... with his guide dog. and....your next ride through why they are giving some drivers the wrong impression more than 2,000 people died at attacks. many others were able to escape. michael hingson was in the first tower when it was hit. he had to make it down 78 floors inside a crowded stairwell. and he did it with his guidedog! julia sims has his story. when the first plane hit the tower, michael hingson and hundreds of others crowded into stairwells trying to reach safety. 15:11:21 we were not told as we were going down the stairs what was going on 15:11:51 we smelled jet fumes on the stairs hingson, who has been blind since birth- couldn't see a thing. his guidedog roselle th

we began with owen. talking about this idea of nobody dies for their country in a good way, in a sweet or beautiful way. right? owen is known for his lines. the pity of war. the poetry is in the pity. right? this is what owen is known for. chapman engaged with that directly later in life. he says, i'm never grateful for comment however sensible in the war for men who are not in it. probably would not like everything we have said here today. my gain from it is of importance only to myself for the rest i am conscious of loss, the lost friends i knew for a short time. the impoverishment of life. referring directly to owen, the poetry is not the pity. to hell with your generalized pity. what the survivor remembers is not the fears he knew, the pains, but the faces and the few words of the men who were with him. so as we leave this class, we should embrace i think to some degree the messiness that is history and historical memory. that just when we think we have a narrative worked out, just when we think we h