what's your favorite paul simon song? sound of silence. >> reporter: and, of course -- >> and he and julio down by the -- me and julio down by the schoolyard. >> reporter: and simon thanked fans reminding them that this is not the end saying that he is open to the occasional performance in the future. in flushing meadows queens, reena roy. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> dozens of lives were lost to hurricane florence, and billions will be spent over the years to try to rebuild the east coast. it's a new normal in the era of super-storms. but this dutchman, from a city below sea level, says there's a solution for america-- invest and innovate, or pay later. >> there's a national flood insurance program that is going bankrupt. you pay disaster bills every year. and the rebuilding, it's costing a lot of money. it's wasted. >> you think google's a monopoly? >> oh, yes, of course google's a monopoly. in fact, they are a monopoly in several markets. they're

paul simon, he did everythelg.." >> steve: i know. >> jimmy: he did every song you can think of. he did "mother and child reunion." do you know the story behind that?ve >> schinese restaurant? >> jimmy: yes, it is. it was off a chinese restaurant menu. >> sve: on a menu, right? >> jimmy: it was a chicken and egg dish.it >> steveaid, "mother and child reunion." and you, "oh." >> jimmy: yeah, "mother and child reunion." [ laughter ] yeah, that's true. >> steve: i'll guess he did "mm-bop." >> questlove: still crazy. >> jimmy: he didn't do "mm-bop." he didn't a hanson song. , laughter ] >> steve: you saake a a guess." >> jimmy: he did "still crazy." but, no, that was -- i got a a little sad there too. but, no. simon -- i think it was simon and garfunkel. >> steve: "bridge over troubled water." >> questlove: "bridge of over troubled water." >> jimmy: no, think sadder. think sadder. >> steve: "the b >> jimmy: yeah, no, he did "the boxer." man. >> questlove: sadder than "bridge over --" >> jimmy: "sounds of silence." >> s

and, it's the end of the road for paul simon. last stop for the "homeward bound" legend: queens, new york. york. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. with a crucial seat on the t preme court at stake, all eyes sena be on a senate committee hearing set for thursday. university professor christine blasey ford will testify that supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a high school party in 1982. kavanaugh will again deny the accusation. weijia jiang begins our coverage. >> reporter: in a new statement dr. christine blasey ford's lawyer said, "we made important progress on our call this morning with senate judiciary committee staff members. they agreed to an open hearing on thursday at 10 a.m., and to huntinue to negotiate the conditions." sources tell cbs news it will run in 45 minute increments to allow for breaks. it's unclear whether senators or outside lawyers will ask questions on behalf of bpublicans. but ford's legal team said the committee rejected their request to call other witnesses. wi if

so were our parents. >> i grew up in queens i'm here to see one of the heroes, paul simon. ♪ >>> whatend. he burst onto the scene half century ago as part of the duo, simon and garfunkel. >>> it is 5:55 right now. apple was spared from the latest round of tariffs. but others in the silicon valley were not so lucky. >>> another demonstration plan for today with the message, we believe you. that is being said to the woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. will hear about it. next. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios , this is kpix 5 news . >>> pressure building on brett kavanaugh to withdraw his nomination after a second woman has accused him of misconduct. >>> a man accused of terrorizing women across six california counties heads to court for the first time. >>> it is monday, september 24, i am michelle griego. >> and i am kenny choi. yesterday afternoon, firefighters jumped into action with a pair of brushfires broke out within minutes of each other. >>> a wind is a big problem this morning. >>> unfortunately so. weird tracking dry gusty winds back. that is thanks to

we more paul simon. >> have a great day. >> j >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning."ayni" of fall. the change of season remind us that we're approaching the 6th anniversary this december of the sandy hook elementary shooting. the wound f h

now 42 years old, went through spinal fusion surgery last year. >>> it's the end of the road for paul simone 76-year-old music legend returned to his childhood neighborhood in queens, new york, last night for a farewell concert attended by thousands. simon says he'll still perform, but his touring days are over. >>> coming up next -- a diplomatic breakthrough between the catholic church and china. >>> an >>> pope francis celebrated sunday mass in lithuania and honored the victims of nazi and soviet crimes in the baltics. he prayed at the vilnius ghetto where thousands of jews were executed or sent off to concentration camps and visited a museum dedicated to the horrors of the soviet occupation. >>> this weekend the vatican announced an historic agreement between the catholic church and china on the appointment of bishops. the diplomatic breakthrough could open the door for a papal visit to china. seth doane has more from rome. >> reporter: the vatican sees chin's 1.4 billion people as a land rich for evangelization. the country's estimated 12 million catholics have historically been split.

i went to see paul simon. i was the youngest person there.se: zz top and paul simon. juan. >> trish: had an amazing weekend. i'm going to talk about it later. it's a "one more thing" tease. >> greg: president trump set to declassify key documents. that's next. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. your insurance rates a scratch so smallr you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> trish: fox news alert. president trump declassify key fisa documents religion to the restaurant investigation. also authorizing the release of text messages from james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, lisa page, bruce ohr. the exact release date is not yet known, but jesse, it sounds like we're going to read all those texts. my goodness. even jame

. >> paul simon wrapping up the homeward bound farewell tour in the place where it all started, queens my bodyguard i will be your long lost pal ♪ >> that was "call me al." he also played all the other classics like "me and julio down by the school yard." "the sound of silence." the 76-year-old says it's the last show he will ever play. so sound of silence indeed. no more singing for paul simon. >>> speaking of singers, rihanna is a singer, an actress, a businesswoman, and now add diplomat to the list. she's cultural ambassador for her home country of barbados. now they have named her ambassador extraordinary and plenty potentiary. now she'll promote the country's education investment efforts. she says she couldn't be more proud and will taken to responsibility. dan, i'm glad that i got to say plenty potentiary. >> i want to put that on my business card. >> there you go. dan loves big words. >>> and we have all had the pair of sneakers that we wear them to death. the ones that are ripped, taped together. your mother is telling you you look like a bum. what if you could get sneakers jus

. ♪ i don't know where i'm going ♪ i'm on my way >> legendary paul simon is on his way to retirement. concert tour over the weekend in queens, new york. it was just a short distance from where he grew up. earlier this year he announced his retirement saying all the touring and traveling kept him away from his family. he said he's open to occasionally performances in the future. >>> a school bus driver has been fired for letting kids drive. and strict new green card rules. those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. >>> usa today reports immigration advocates are vowing to fight the trump administration's plan to clamp down on restrictions of immigrants applying for green cards or visas. a proposal unveiled by the administration over the weekend would enforce rules for immigrant's use of food stamps, welfare, housing vouchers and medicaid. they say those seeking to immigrate to the u.s. must show they can support themselves financially. >>> the owner of a texas company that sells plans to make untraceable 3d printed guns is out on bond. he was arrested in taiwan on frida

give us a rundown on some of the concerts starting this weeken >> yes, paul simon will be at capital one arena night, and i am going. jiffy ozzy osbourne at lube live, and then biz coming. h kevin hart will be at capital wo and looking ahead to tuesday, the great country artist,so akrauss will be at the anthem. keep an eye on the weather and maybe the indoorens will work better. >> sounds like a great tip. >> have a great weekend. >> thanks, jason. >>> it's all gold everything for the first time ever. they say good-bye to the coveted red carpet and say hello to a gold one. the duo also has a special appearance later today. >> this "weekday update" will colin and michael and ellen degeneres. >> yeah, they are stopping by the ellenhow this afternoon to talk about the emmy awards. the ceremony can be seen right here on nbc 4. >>> you will wanto make a reservation to find the first restaurant in our area to be given three stars by the michelin guy. >> the inn is 70 miles west of d.c. this is the chef that can be credited for bringing the restaurant worldwide acclaim, and there are only t

my mentor, the late senator paul simon said the confirmation process requires examination of the head and the heart of the nominee. this is a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land, a court that will shape the direction our country will take for generations. in that examination, you have to look for not only credentials, but character as well. that's why this is so important. it does go to the character of judge kavanaugh and how he has comported himself in his life. how he treats other people and how he sees the issue of women and the receive they will receive from men. we just buried aretha franklin and she sang r-e-s-p-e-c-t. this comes down to respect for women. without having prejudged the situation, the senate will have to look into, what were the facts and the circumstances here and how will this man comport himself as the member of the highest court in the land? >> senator lindsey graham said these 11 male politicians are out of practice in the courtroom and a neutral counsel instead to be best advisable. what's your response to him saying that those on the comm

and i keep an open mind as my mentor the late senator paul simon would say, the question is whether the nominee has a good head and a good heart. there's no question, but that that nominee has a good head in terms of his legal acumen. can misconduct, even that far back, be just kind of overlooked, boys will be boys, or is this a matter of recognizing we want the best that we can find in america for the highest court in the land? >> it's interesting. what i hear from you in sort of making this decision is that what vote vated you in terms of primarying dixon and the vote for thomas, wasn't the treatment of anita hill, but rather the fact that it was a vote for a view of the constitution you disagreed with. to the kavanaugh issue too, lots of people oppose him over and above whatever the truth of the allegations and even before the allegations. >> well, that's correct. that's correct. but, again, without taking -- i'm not in the senate anymore. but having served on the judiciary committee, and had gone through the nomination process with other judges, you do your best to try to get at the

that's wonderful. >> jimmy: and -- the same week, paul simon -- >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: put out a record jimmy: guess who's on it? number five. >> number five. >> jimmy: paul giamatti, right there. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wow. i'm a -- >> jimmy: a definitive ranking of famous people. >> this is a definitive ranking. i question the criteria used to figure out -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you talking about? >> who was what here. because i'm above st. paul. apparently st. paul is, like, down in the 20s or something like that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, like that -- oh, really? >> like the guy. >> jimmy: like -- paul. >> who's, like, lighorlaughter ] .> yeah, i mean -- >> the wouldn't be pauls if there wasn't a st. paul. and he's, like, way down the list. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. of course. >>t me, frankly. [ laughter ] oh, did i just -- >> jimmy: yeah, but. >> buzzer. the whole thing is crazy. i'm ahead of paul rudd. that makes no sense. >> jimmy: i don't -- i don't think it's crazy. i think this is great. you're in between paul newman -- >> like, i'm ahead of paul revere, for christ'

paul simon sang and i took senator mccain on the tour of prague. basically we then discovered how much we both cared about supporting supporting democracies under totalitarianism and medicine that was earlier major source of working together. >> have you been surprised that the enormous outpouring of sorrow and his passing or you're not surprised at all. >> both frankly. knowing him and knowing what it will be played, i am not surprised. i am surprised how it is turned into some a much larger. i think that came through that what senator mccain was representing what many thought as the best of america, which is people that understand -- scott mac the importance of service, the importance of serving with honor from the importance of caring about what people think. the importance of our diversity and america's role in the world. all of those things have been reflected in his life, but also it was really strong obviously at the funeral, but i think it is larger than it. i expected a lot of honor to a senator with that kind of a record. this has not tak

party that he served as a director of the paul simon public policy institute at southern illinois university carbondale. he also spent 34 years with the "des moines register" serving as the papers chief political writer, political editor and political columnist. david's knowledge in the distant up i will political landscape is matched by very few and lucky for us i think they may all be here on the panel with him today. so please welcome mr. david yepsen. [applause] >> thank you, joseph, i think all of you for being here. i want to also acknowledge c-span for their presence here and all they do for americans civic life. appreciative. i i want to thank the speakers for taking time to make the journey here and to talk to us about this and particularly thank joseph for asking me to participate. we are going here about what i believe is one of the single most important reforms needed in american politics today, and is making good on the radical notion that people should pick their politicians, and not the other way around. as part of that i want to join in recognizing senator harkin. i have know

. >>> paul simon wrapping up his homeward bound farewell tour overnight in the place where it all started 76-year-old singer says it's the last show he will ever play. so "sound of silence," indeed. have a great day. monday morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great day. >>> making news in america this morning, the new bombshell rocking the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. a new accuser coming forward overnight claiming sexual misconduct. this time when kavanaugh was in college. the response from the white house this morning and what it could mean for this week's high stakes hearing on capitol hill. >>> sibling rivalry to a new extreme. >> paul's absolutely not working for his district. >> a republican congressman running for re-election faces a blistering attack ad from his own brothers and sisters. how he is fighting back. >>> bill cosby prepares to learn his fatehi

you know that voice, it's legendary vision paul simon wrapping up his career on the road.gave his final tour concert on the road in queens right here, just a short distance from where he grew up, earlier this year. simon kept all the touring and traveling kept him away from his family. he says he's open to occasional performances in the future. are we ready for him to retire? >> somebody who has been so consistently creative, reinvented, had amazing new things. maybe he'll do house parties in new york city, quiet groups. >> right here at cbs studios. i would think when you're that good, you're never totally retired. you're always here or there. >>> you should know this morning new tariffs kick in today. this will hit china directly. in the des moines register this sunday it was shown how the tariffs hurt farmers. they are offering $12 million in relief to farmers. >>> the reauthorization bill to regulate seat width and leg room. flight attendants would also be required to have 10 is houhours rest between shifts and addresses concerns over noise levels. >> our butts are get

you've actually performed that with paul simon. >> i have.r watching and happy birthday to our robin roberts. >> check out josh's album "britons." it is out tomorrow. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> hi, there! good morning. i'm jessica casto from abc 7 mornings. it's thursday. let's start out with meteorologist mike nicco. how's it going? >> hey, jessica. hey, everybody. yeah, it's still going, um, well, touch and go up in the mountains. let's say that, and up in our hills. we have that red flag warning until 5:00. high fire danger. mid- to upper 70s in san francisco. 80s and 90s for the rest of us. it will cool slightly this weekend, of course, autumn starts. look, next week, it gets warm, even at the coast. alexis? >> okay, we have a lot of red on our traffic maps, as you would imagine at this point in the morning. new crash h

he's since done the same for bob dylan, paul simon and adele while selling a million and a half albumsbuted number one on america's folk charts. now, here is amos lee with no more darkness, no more light. ♪ we stare through broken mirrors ♪ ♪ shattered reflections of the past ♪ ♪ i think we may be standing in the same ♪ ♪ shadows that were cast darkness, no more darkness ♪kedd the dead of night ♪ ♪ darkness no more darkness no more darkness ♪ ♪ and no more light and the trail ♪ ♪ we choose to follow it's as cursed ♪ ♪ as it blessed is there mercy ♪ ♪ that we all must face before the dead can rest ♪ ♪ darkness, no more darkness broken days that feed ♪ ♪ the dead of night darkness no more darkness ♪ ♪ no more darkness and no more light ♪ ♪ if you listen to the song that's s breeze ♪ ♪ a woman sings unto her baby boy ♪ ♪ i want won't live to see the day that you'll be lifted off your knees ♪ ♪ ♪ some days it feels so hopeless nothing's making any sense ♪ ♪ the flags we raise in praise of ruthlessness posed as innocence ♪ ♪ darkness, no more darkness ♪ broken days that feed the dead of nig

[applause] >> paul decola >> simon dedvukaj >> jason christopher defazio >> david a.efeo >> jennifer dejesus >> monique e. dejesus >> nereida dejesus >> donald a. delapenha vito joseph deleo colleen ann deloughery colleeny >> joseph deluca. albert tht >> albert carol demitz jean depalma jose nicolas depena >> robert j. deraney >> michael derienzo >> david paul derubbio >> jemal legesse desantis >> christian desimone >> edward desimone >> andrew desperito >> michael jude d'esposito >> cindy ann deuel >> jerry devito >> robert devitt >> and my brother. >> my loving sister abby. we miss you every day. we have the hope one day we are going to meet again. >> dennis lawrence devlin >> gerard dewan >> kassamali dhanani>> >> michael diagostino >> matthew diaz >> nancy diaz >> michael diaz-piedra >> judith belguese diaz-sierra >> patricia dichiaro dickens. >> lawrence patrick dickinson >> michael d diehl >> john difato vincent difazio >> carl difranco donald difranco >> john do -- >> debra ann dimartino >> stephen dimino >> christopher dincuff jeffrey dingle >> anthony dionisi

paul pester is stepping down after seven years as the bank's chief executive. he will still walk away with a pay—off worth more than £1.5 million pounds. here's our personal finance correspondent simonl pester was the boss who led millions of tsb customers out of lloyds and into a new independent bank to challenge the big names, triumphant at first of then disaster struck. i'm sorry, says the boss of tsb. taken down, tsb's online banking is suspended... in april a major systems upgrade to move customer details over from lloyds fell apart. nearly 2 million were shut out of their online accounts. some even managed to see other people's accounts details. at one point, paul pester said the bank was on its knees. it is a big apology to oui’ on its knees. it is a big apology to our customers. this is not the sort of service we want to give them nor are they used to receiving from tsb. the most staggering example of a chief executive who seems unwilling to realise the scale of the problem. as the crisis went on, mps laid into him for saying tsb was running smoothly when people were still having trouble using their accounts. it is the right decision for paul pester to step down as chief exe

i'm on my way -- >> pending a months-long summer tour, paul larren peormed in queens, just blocks a-- simonformed in queens, just blocks away from where he grew up. >> it's extra special for us. >> i grew up in queens and i'm here to see one of the queens' heroes, paul sigh moonves. >> he's 76 years old right now. he was part of the simon and garfunkel. he said the touring and travel was taking away from his family and garfunkel who never appeared on the farewell tour. >>> up next, a package thief caught on camera turned out to be an amazon delivery driver. shows an amazon delivery driver stealing packages from homes in >>> new video tonight shows an amazon delivery driver stealing packages. the driver stealing packages from homes in southern california. >> yeah, home security videos shows him pulling up from what appears to be an amazon box in his hand. but when he comes back, he's carrying a completely different package. another video shows him stealing packages from doorsteps moments after postal workers delivered them. >> the post guy is still there. the amazon delivery guy comes up beh

. >> my favorite quote in politic, former illinois senator paul simon said what did you learn in alli learned a lot of times when you win you lose and when you lose you win. this kavanaugh nomination lines up more along sort of that thinking than anything i've seen in recent history. if republicans get their way, if kavanaugh is steam rolled through as mitch mcconnell says, that's an automatic motivator for every democratic woman, every independent woman, and a hell of a lot of democratic men and women whereas if democrats block kavanaugh, that's an wakening on the right, i think and a lot of angry motivated people saying we're going to throw all the democrats out. >> i heard the argument that if the republicans don't get him through that depresses republican turnout because they will say listen if you can get a supreme court judge in we don't want to turn out. i think it galvanizes them they have to hold on to the senate. they could be having this again. when you look at that list, steve, to what extent are each of these local races and to what extent can they tell us something abou

paul pester is stepping down after seven years as the bank's chief executive. he will still walk away with a pay—off worth more than £1.5 million. here's our personal finance correspondent simontomers out of lloyds and into a new independent bank to challenge the big names. triumphant at first but then disaster struck. "i'm sorry" says the boss of tsb. taken down, tsb's online banking is suspended as it tries to sort technical problems... in april, a major systems upgrade to move customer details over from lloyds fell apart. nearly two million were shut out of their online accounts. some even managed to see other people's account details. at one point, paul pester said the bank was on its knees. it is a big apology for our tsb customers. this is not the service that we want to give them or they should receive from tsb. the most staggering example of a chief executive who seems unwilling to realise the scale of the problem. as the crisis went on, mps laid into him for saying tsb was running smoothly when people were still having trouble using their accounts. i think it is the right decision for paul pester to step down as chief executive of tsb. customers have been hugely inco

paul pester is stepping down after seven years as the bank's chief executive. he will still walk away with a pay off worth more than £1.5 million pounds. here's our personal finance correspondent simon the boss of tsb. taken down, tsb's online banking is suspended as it tries to sort technical problems... in april, a major systems upgrades to move customer details over from lloyds fell apart. nearly 2 million were shot out of their online accounts. some even managed to see other people's account details. at one point, paul pester said the bank was on its knees. there is a big apology for our tsb customers. this is not the service that we want to give them all they should receive from tsb. the most staggering example of a chief executive who seems unwilling to realise the scale of the problem. as the crisis went on, mps laid into him for saying tsb was running smoothly. when people were still having trouble using that counts. i think it is the right decision for paul pester to step down as chief executive of tsb. customers have been hugely inconvenienced for many weeks or even months in the way that the it changeover happened and how it affected their accounts. paul pester will still

simon. thomas simpson. christopher paul. when dl small. catherine smith. gabby smith. george smith. smith. leon smith junior. monica rodriguez smith. rosemary smith. michelle monique. william snyder junior. astrid. rubin. naomi solomon. michael charles. timothy patrick. gregory thomas. sean anthony. and my brother, christopher has been 17 years the first time standing here it realizes how long it has been for me and our family tomb issue is an understatement we never got to see you get married or have children or something as simple to play with the xbox or talk on the iphone. we even had our first black president. you would laugh big and love even bigger. seventeen years had passed it is different the way we put things out in our lives he will never stop loving her missing you soldiers are still dying for our freedom and being killed we cannot forget life will not let us forget. god bless america that never ever stops being great. [applause] >> george spencer the third and my father stephen mcinerney. we love you and we miss you every day. [applause] robert andrew spencer. frank's

simon, what exactly has mourinho said? mourinho has basically told paulto be captain again. i would just like to stress pogba is not the captain of manchester united, that is antonio valencia. however, valencia does miss a lot of games and when he misses, pogba stands in. he has done this season and that is what we expected to continue. the backdrop to this is a disappointing draw against wolves on saturday, when mourinho felt that pogba was at fault for walls doar wolves equaliser. and in an interview that pogba gave afterwards where he appeared to criticise united's tactics and say it was in united's dna to attack more than they were doing, and when he was asked to was responsible for that, he said you need to ask the manager, so that is the backdrop to a decision today. where does this leave pogba now?m is interesting because barcelona wa nted is interesting because barcelona wanted to sign him in the summer, that didn't happen, manchester united made it clear they we re manchester united made it clear they were not interested. there is the possibility

20 years or so.“ you want to say goodbye to paul collingwood, his final game at the age of 42 will be with durham at home to middlesex on september 24. simone vuelta a espa a leading by 25 seconds as we head towards the processional root in madrid. if he holds onto the lead and wins, it would be a ground—breaking yearfor cycling, as we now report. mr raine could be where british cycling makes its latest breakthrough. the spanish mountains are the home of the vuelta a espa a, the last of the year's three grand tours and holding the last titles, chris froome and geraint thomas. my simon yates could com plete geraint thomas. my simon yates could complete the set. never before has britain had three different winners of cycling's three—week marathons and this would be a year to cherish. yates's job on and this would be a year to cherish. yates'sjob on stage 18 and this would be a year to cherish. yates's job on stage 18 was to stay in touch. the route was too fat to be decisive. instead, the fun and the race to win the stage and is two riders who broke clear from the start knowing the sprinters were coming. as it swung into town, they held off

trump's former campaign manager — paul manafort has agreed to co—operate with prosecutors in the investigation into russian interference in the presidential election. simon breaks back to level britain in the davis cup at two sets all. the latest is six games to five in the final set. evans six games to five in the final set. eva ns ha d six games to five in the final set. evans had three match points and had the advantage at the moment. he could win in the next minute. kimi right and then knocks the fastest time. lewis hamilton is the next quickest. we will have the latest from glasgow in the davis cup match between britain and uzbekistan. the inquest into the deaths caused by the westminster bridge terrorist attack has been told about attempts to save the life of pc keith palmer. the court has been shown cctv footage of the moment pc palmer was stabbed by khalid mosood, as he was on duty outside the palace of westminster. 0ur correspondent helena lee is following the inquests. the court was shown this photograph of pc, at the start of the inquest the court was taken back to harrowing footage of when pc keith, was stabbed. 0ddie was played and the despe

paul manafort, agrees to co—operate with prosecutors, in the investigation into russian interference in the presidential election. also this hour, yet more success en route for another british cyclist. simonakes a big step towards winning his first grand tour, as he bids to become only the second briton to win the tour of spain. and after a run of 19 series, the makers of big brother announce that the show is being axed. hurricane florence has made landfall on east coast of the united states and it's predicted to bring eight months of rain in two days. the storm's destructive winds have already left more than half a million homes without power, and the storm surge has reached nearly ten feet in some places. the governor of north carolina says hurricane florence is wreaking havoc and whole communities "could be wiped away". chris buckler is in wilmington in north carolina and has this report. the carolinas knew all of this is coming. but they could never fully prepare for the force of florence. as expected winds caused destruction, and at the coast line the flooding was for some home owners simply fierce. this morning, people who had chosen not to abandon their houses gathered in the stree

hisirst triumph came on broadway in 1963 in neil simon's "barefoot in the park," a role he reprised opposite jane fonda in the film adaptation in 1967. >> pault's kill each other. >> like heep we will. >>ter: the real jolt to stardom came two years later as the "sundance kid"-- an early version of his "charming bad- guy" persona opposite paul newman's "butch cassidy." >> whoa! >> reporter: from there, film fans can reel off favorites. among them: "the way we were"br with bstreisand and "the sting," again with newman. both released in 1973. >> bob woodward. >> reporter: "all the president's men" with dustin hoffman, came in 1976. "the natural" in 1984 and many, many more. recently "all is lost" asu ival at sea drama and "our souls at night," teamed once more with fonda, just last year. >> can i talk to you? >> reporter: in 1980, he also launched a directing career-- and won an scar for it-- with "ordinary people." other directorial projects include "a river runs through it" and "quiz show." he traces it all to his southern california childhood. >> i grew up in a lower class neighborhood. and so the onlentertainment we had-- there was no telev

paul. eli, syd, marnieseth jabour, guest vocalist pearl ady, guest drummer allison miller, what do you call yr grandparents? >> ping-pong and pick pocket. >> simonchad. h >> rum tger and mr. mistoffelees. [ light laughter ] >> i call my grandmom -- ♪ and my grandpa -- ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> just grandma and grandpa. light laughter ] >> seth: that's boring. >> you're boring. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay, cue card guy wally, what do you call your grandmother and grandfather? >> well seth, i called my grandmotr nana and and my grandfather pop pop. >> seth: oh, well that's pretty. >> pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, p, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. pop. pop, pop, pop pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. pop, pop, pop. [ laughter ] >> seth: we'll be right back with more "late night." >> pop. pop, pop. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new volkswagen jetta with app-connect and available beats audio. endless shrimp is back at red keep those slobster.min'! with all the shrimp you want, any way you want them. try delicious creations like new crunchy fiesta shrimp tortilla chip crusted then topped with a creamy blend of thre

i'm not sure anyone would deny paul collingwood actor a bit of a rest after a long and illustrious career. simonst 2a hours after vladimir putin told the two men supposed to be involved in anotherjug men supposed to be involved in another jug attack to men supposed to be involved in anotherjug attack to come forward and have appeared on tv. they said they went to salisbury as tourists, he insisted they don't work for the russian military intelligence service saying they are actually in the fitness industry. this is a little of what they had disabled stop do you work for the gre you? do you? no one accuses me of working for the gre you but you are being accused of that. your colleagues, your journalist, you accused of that. your colleagues, yourjournalist, you are being accused by uk authorities. that's the scariest thing. where do you work, you are adults can you need to make a living. if we tell you about our business people we work with be affected. everyone has questions what do you do. to cut a long story short, we are in the fitness industry. what do you think about the scrip at case. we ar

simon yates continues to lead the vuelta a espana withjust four stages remaining. he has a 25 second advanatage over alejandro valverde. the former england one—day captain paulclass debut. he played in 68 test matches, and led england to victory at the icc world t20 in 2010. and manchester city's david silva says football was a welcome distraction afollowing the premature birth of his son mateo in december. that's all the sport for now. depression in football is much more widespread than people are aware of — that's according to footballer marvin sordell. sordell played for the england under 21s, team gb at the olympics and in the premier league as a striker for bolton and burnley. the 27—year—old striker is now at league one side, burton albion. but for years during the peak of his career, sordell had depression, attempted to take his life, and kept it a secret from the clubs he played for. in his first tv interview on the subject — marvin's here to tell us about the effect it's had on his career, how writing helped him through it and on how clubs can help others to come forward. just to say, the conversation we're about to have will be a frank conversation