. ♪ al pacino. now, this is not saying, the young al pacino or old. >> well, what is it?pinners. "oh boy. [ light laughter ] you got to see these fidget spinners. they spin and all your -- all your problems go away. and oh, wow it is absolutely amazing spinning. round, and round, and round, and round." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ i don't know what i'm doing. i don't know. >> i like how you almost threw your neck out, doing that, you're like "round and round." and it's like -- i got nervous. >> jimmy: young al pacino almost sounded like ray romano at one point. >> no, it was good. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, good. all right, you're up. you can press the button. ♪ okay. holly hunter talking about a a gas station. i love holly hunter. >> "oh, i love her too. this is great jimmy. [ light laughter ] this is so great. i mean, it -- this is so superior to that a service station on wilshire. so you've got -- oh, this is great, jimmy. this is so great. i love this. i love this so much. okay. you've got all sorts of snacks, skittles, starburst, sunflower seeds, if you're try

. >> you look just like al pacino. >> no soup for you! >> i'm president. i have to move. >> it's been an emotional year for her. two days before her 2015 annual win, she lost her father. >> i would like to dedicate this to my father, who passed away on friday. >> here's what julia calls the good news, she is the glorious support of her family, including her sons charlie and henry. "e.t." learned the writers on veep were working on the script for the fine season. >> the show is going to end. are you prepared for that? we have a whole other season to shoot to give it a finality that's really strong. >> she's a strong woman. our thoughts are with her. >>> let's go out to kevin frazier. >> people have been passing by all day long to take a picture in toronto of the playboy mansion. most of the visitors have been overwhelmingly female. he was a more than the mansion. -an icon. -a figure and a man who helped define a sexual revolution. dreamed and have them come true, to make the kind of difference i've managed to make in terms of society, is very satisfying for

artists like stevie wonder, bruce willis, george clooney, i would gino, -- help pacino, robert de nirod others. $14.5 million. the supreme court says it is allowing the trump administration to make a stricter policy on refugees. on. tuesday, the administration's request to block a lower court's ruling would ease the refugee band and allow up to 24,000 people to answer the country before the end of this month. but that will not be the last travelerse ban on from six mostly muslim countries -- and refugees anywhere in the world. the supreme court will hear arguments in october on the legality of the ban. the growingto crisis of the rohingya muslims in myanmar, also known as dharma. burma.ights -- human rights activists are protesting the in action. rohingya muslims have been running from what has been called a "textbook ethnic cleansing." the is more now from director of the crisis response. >> every day, i go out to the camps in the border region. there are more to documentary there are thousands of people spilling across the border. what is particularly disturbing is when you speak to

have you ever thought the country in the world has missed having another robert de niro or al pacino?hink it was a great benefit to america that i decided to give that up and go to the other side. early on, i was smart enough to realize it, three-five years into my acting career am it was a mediocre actor. i was also tending bar more than i was acting. i looked around and said there are people who do this better than i do. there is probably something else i can do in the business where i could satisfy my creative juices and still be involved, and it ended up being a good decision. david: you grew up on long island and went to college and you wanted to be an actor there? leslie: no, i started out being premed because the is what every jewish kid from long island had to do when you went to school, you had to try to become a doctor. david: what happened when you decided not to do it? leslie: i took my first organic chemistry class and said this is horrible, bad at sciences, and it was a tough conversation with my parents to tell them i didn't want to be a doctor. david: what did your fat

. >> reporter: overnight, taking your calls, bruce willis, al pacino and robert de niro. voice. ♪ i'll sing you a song ♪ and i'll try not to sing out of key. >> reporter: and the new tally tonight -- $44 million raised and counting. once again proving that americans are there for each other. incredible generosity. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. have a good evening. good night. z2e3tz z5yz y2e3ty y5yy ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. -and we slide! -whoo! nah. like this. grab a large or extra large freshly ground, freshly brewed hot coffee for your chance to win. get your celebration ready. dunkin' donuts. this is coffee. this is winning. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a data analytics manager from philadelphia, pennsylvania... a high school science teacher from roanoke, virginia... and our returning champion, a hotel desk reception clerk from grand island, nebraska... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex

. >> reporter: overnight, taking your calls, bruce willis, al pacino and robert de niro. voice. ♪ lend me your ears ♪ and i'll sing you a song ♪ and i'll try not to sing out of key ♪ >> reporter: and the new tally tonight -- $44 million raised and counting. once again proving that americans are there for each other. incredible generosity. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. have a good evening. good night. >>> we ahere with go again. conservator ben ship roe comes to speak on berkeley campus. i'm larry. >> and ama d d speeches have had to be cancelled out of concerns for safety and security. >> abc 7 news reporter ashley joins us now with a look at the details. laura. >> reporter: hi larry, the security measures for this event tomorrow are almost unprecedented. heavy cement barricades where i'm standing. this road will be closed all day tomorrow. more high profile conservator speakers may be headed to berkeley. >> we'll have far more police officers here and confronting anyone wearing a mask. >> reporter: uc berkeley officia

. >> reporter: overnight, taking your calls, bruce willis, al pacino and robert de niro. voice. ♪ i'll sing you a song ♪ and i'll try not to sing out of key. >> reporter: and the new tally tonight -- $44 million raised and counting. once again proving that americans are there for each other. incredible generosity. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. have a good evening. good night. >>> we begin with developing news to the north. someone walked into a washington state school and shot at least four people and one person is dead. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> we learned a short time ago that the gunman is a student at the school. the shooting happened at a school southeast of spokane in freeman. the student who died reportedly tried stop the gunman. >> the parents say the two were best friends. >> terrifying as a gunman opened fire. >> we have one moreville in the classroom. >> the massive shooting just outside of spokane, washington. authorities confirming one person was killed. three others rushed to the hospit

. >> reporter: overnight, taking your calls, bruce willis, al pacino and robert de niro.er voice. ♪ i'll sing you a song ♪ and i'll try not to sing out of key. >> reporter: and the new tally tonight -- $44 million raised and counting. once again proving that americans are there for each other. incredible generosity. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. have a good evening. good night. he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. ♪ wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white! hey, we're coming atcha. thank you, jim. thank you, folks. welcom

have you thought that the country and world has missed having another deniro or pacino.lie: no, i think it was a great benefit to america to get that up and go to the other side. fairly early on, i was smart enough to realize three years or four years into my acting career, i was a mediocre actor. i was also tending bar more than i was acting during those years. said, thereund and are people who do this a lot better than i do. there is probably something else i can do in the business, where i can satisfy my creative juices and still be involved and it ended up being a good decision. david: it worked out. you grew up in long island and went to college. did you want to be an actor there? leslie: no, i started out premed because that is what every jewish kid from long island had to do when you went to school, you had to try to become a doctor. david: what happens when you decided not to do it? leslie: active my first organic chemistry class and said, this is horrible. i am bad at the sciences, and it was a tough conversation with my parents, to tell them i did not want to b

. >> you look just like al pacino. >> no soup for you! >> i'm president.cate this to my father, who passed away on friday. >> here's what julia calls the good support of her family, including her sons charlie and henry. "e.t." learned the writers on veep were working on the script for the fine season. >> the show is going to end. are you prepared for that? we have a whole other season to shoot to give it a finality that's really strong. >> she's a strong woman. our thoughts are with her. >>> let's go out to kevin frazier. >> people have been passing by all day long to take a picture in toronto of the playboy mansion. most of the visitors have been overwhelmingly female. he was a more than the mansion. -an icon. -a figure and a man who helped define a sexual revolution. dreamed and have them come true, to make the kind of difference i've managed to make in terms of society, is very satisfying for me. so i think i have to look at my life and say it's been a life well spent. >> the legendary "playboy" founder was 91. we are told he died peacefully at his home

and the list of celebs is super impressive we're talking al pacino, justin timberlake, travis scott,m my lovato, diddy, leo dicaprio to name a future the latest additions. a number the celebs will be manning the phones themselves. they're taking donations. and of course they're also be life performances. the show is going to be live from la, new york city and na nashville. michael dell and verizon are under writing the entire event so 100% of the money will go to the hurricane victims much the big four networks including right here on fox will all carry the show live. it's tonight beginning at 8:00 o'clock. >> all right. a loft generosity coming together. >> um hull. >> to try to raise a lot of money for those who need it the move. 9:56. coming up on the 10a a few minutes ted cruz what was going on with this twitter account? hmm. >> was he man behind the like or did somebody else hit that little button on his behalf? >> there's discussions going on today for sure. >>> also, discussions among clowns much guess what they're not laughing. they don't like this whole new movie "" tell you

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>> you still think the xm bank -- trump will fund that >> you keep pulling me back in -- >> like pacinog you back in >> we don't have any bank issues at the railroad. >> what about all those emirates -- >> we don't worry about them >> those are lebeau questions. >> yeah. tell phil to hang in there those are not amtrak questions >> okay. all right. >> i'm happy to answer amtrak questions. >> you -- i'm sold if i'm going to d.c., i would much rather -- you still -- >> what are you going about the wifi on the acela? that's a reasonable question >> that is a reasonable question >> you asked that about hotel rooms, too. >> if you're a road warrior, all you care about these days are wifi >> we're making an investment from d.c. to philly, it's an expensive investment we would like to have verizon and at&t step up and make those infrastructure investments we'll make the investments in the track. >> they don't want to do that. is there not enough money -- >> no, those companies put so much money in cap ecapex. >> what held them back so far. >> i think it's cadence. we're making a big investment