tonight, sean penn, from "single parents", taran killam, and music from st. paul and the broken bones. and now if you'll be so kind here's jimmy kimmel. ♪ ♪ i don't know, have you noticed what's going on here? we have looking at the tv, we had football this year. if you were ready or not, it came back. i don't know if you saw this, but the cleveland browns snapped a 17-game losing streak that goes back to 2016 and snapped it with a tie. they tied 21-21. the browns turned the franchise around. they becoming a soccer team. what's really sad is by starting the season, the browns are off to the best start since 2004. the things are looking sideways, i guess. if you spent the day watching the dolphins-titans game. you spent the whole day watching. they went on for seven hours and 10 minutes. it w it was itant rick football. they murnlged with the afl. players were kneeling just to get some rest. two members of the miami dolphins. to protest police brutality. it's a tough thing. a lot of people take protest to our flag where as others point out that freedom to prot

>> i don't know, if i looked at that, i'd have to pick other as well. >> penn, penn law school.sting. my alma mater put it up on the screen, initially when she's hired, can you see previous content. c, caucasian, current content. then there is a payroll receipt, a, for native american. explain the snefx of that document. >> right. so in that case, she's already working at penn. she already has her job there. . >> right. >> it's about more than two years after she's hired. and she goes in and has her ethnicity changed from white to native american. this is one of the curious things about her career. why did she do it if it wasn't to get in, to get ahead or have some edge? because in this case, she had already been mired by penn, warren opened up to me for the first time about what she was thinking or feeling at that time that prompted this decision. because it is quite unusual to do something like this. but again. >> she clearly held herself out as being native american. she was registered in academic publications as such. her name was bold faced, which was an indication she was

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and natalie caught up with sean penn and his co-star. >> sean penn rarely does interviews, but he welcomeddiscussion about the #metoo movement. >> i'm watching and with you in spirit. >> reporter: the first of sean penn's tv debut, as a complicated space commander working under an unapologetic visionary, played by natasha macalon. >> i have a briefing to get to. >> it can wait. >> it can't, actually. >> reporter: how is television different than acting in the movies? >> they both suck. >> reporter: do you still feel that way? >> listen, i -- >> that's quite hurtful. i love going to work when she's at work. i love the material. >> reporter: penn and macalon said it was the strong writing that drew them to the project. >> people that work as astronauts are on in the military, the incredible commitment that will take them away from family, all that was of interest to me. >> i think the tension between whether it's a sacrifice or whether it's a break for freedom, it's an interesting idea, too. >> reporter: and a lot of strong women. i think three of the five astronauts that got to go to mars a

penn claims trump said racially insensitive comments during "celebrity apprentice." when asked if the rumored tapes are really out there, jillette said, "yeah, i was in the room." ( laughter ) and then, just like that, he wasn't! ( laughter ) but-- but-- ( applause ) thank you. but, penn is holding back the juicy details, saying, "if donald trump had not become president, i would tell you all the stories. but the stakes are now high, and i am an unreliable narrator, so i can emotionally tell you things that happened racially, sexually... when i was in the room with donald trump, and i guarantee you that i will get details wrong." ( laughter ) how could you get the details wrong? there's only one detail we're waiting for. "yeah, i remember he said an "n" word, but i can't remember which one." ( laughter ) "was it noodle? was it nachos? was it nebuchadnezzar? no!" ( laughter ) but if penn jillette won't reveal trump's exact words, perhaps i can help. a little magic music, please, jon. ♪ ♪ ordinary deck of cards. ordinary deck of cards. okay, here we go. all right, here

several penn state chapters are still facing charges. >>> more than 300 instructors at city college ofry after what they say is the latest problem with their paychecks. rs say th paid anything at all. they told rob welcome the problems have gone on for years. >> reporter: the glitch in the colleges payroll system happened before the labor day long weekend, leaving over 200 instructors underpaid and another 156 with no pay at all. >> the phones are ringing off the hook on friday afternoon. people were very upset. >> reporter: the faculty vice president says it was painful. >> so many this is catastrophic . the rent or mortgage, childcare. >> reporter: the college promised to work on the problem and send the corrected paychecks next week. this didn't sit well with instructors facing hard times. >> i just had a call from one this morning who is in chapter 11 bankruptcy and she needed to pay some bills yesterday. >> reporter: the city college of san francisco uses a payroll system called faculty load and compensation computer software. implement it in 2015 it calculates pay for all part- t

amy: we will speak to penn state professor amira rose davis. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump's national security adviser john bolton threatened sanctions against international criminal court judges if they proceed with an investigation into alleged war crimes committed by u.s. troops in afghanistan. >> we will ban its judges and prosecutors from entering the united states. we will sanction their funds in the u.s. mental system, and we will prosecute them in the u.s. criminal system. we will do the same for any company or state that assist in icc investigation of americans. amy: that was national security adviser john bolton speaking during a speech to the federalist society in washington, d.c., monday. bolton also announced the trump adminiration is osing thth palestine liberation organization office in washington, d.c. the plo called the move a dangerous escalation, saying it shs -- "the u.s. is willing to disband the international system in order to protect israeli crimes

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they will be discounting all rail tickets for three months, as a cancels runs to and from penn stationrk to complete emergency braking installations. they will become 10% for november, december and january, according to the executive director. cuttingey transit, fares 10% november through january as a cancels runs to and from penn station in new york. already a congested system. there will be interesting to see how this will affect things. kailey leinz is here. kailey: there are hints of optimism for a nafta deal including canada as the latest deadline approaches. robert lighthizer and the canadian foreign minister met twice yesterday, and have another meeting today. a trade deal is probably within meeting a deadline that will allow it to be signed by mexico's outgoing president. the trade war with the u.s. escalates. beijing plans to cut average tariff rates from majority of trading partners as soon as next month. china is raising duties on american goods to retaliate. it is a symbolic win over iran for the trump administration. the u.s. has persuaded volkswagen to comply with sanctio

february 20s 17 after consuming 18 drinks in 90 minutes in a hazing ritual known as the gauntlet at penn. richard brown, his son marquise jumped to his death in 2014 after a horrific hazing incident at another penn state campus, and it just in horace, president and ceo of the north american intrafraternity conference. watch. >> i think kids listen, they go to the meetings, they all nodded their heads. oh, yeah, this is terrible, never letting this happen again. then the door closes and it's time for the tradition and somebody did it to them and it's our turn to do it to somebody else, so what's going to stop them from take, keeping it going? >> i was with these parents and others and watched the summer program with 600 young man, there wasn't a dry eye in the room, including me. you are right, it's all about authentic connection and tapping into young men's hearts and how they were raised. these parents have the unique ability to do that, that i can't do in my possession. so that's part of what we are trying to do here today and that's winning the hearts and minds of a lot of other under

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and just like penn's old show "gossip girl" it's set in new york.been nearly six years since that show wrapped, which got us thinking. >> "gossip girl" reunion. >> "gossip girl" reunion. >> i can't see how it would happen just for so many reasons and i they don't have anything to do with me. i just don't think it's going to happen. >> don't say that. anything can happen. this is america. >>> this sunday, "power." >>> all right coming up, how far did saturday night live go to norm mcdonald's burt reynolds impression a reality? the answer is coming up next and it's good. kron-4 news at eight: the owners of several in-home care facilities... are behind bars tonight, charged with human trafficking.authorities say, they exploited hundreds of immigrant families.the disturbing details, next in a live report. also... a stretch of interstate 5 near the california-oregon border, now shut down through the weekend as the delta fire destroys everything in its path.and it's going to be a warm one for parts of the bay area this weekend.your four zone forecast is c

(arthur penn) another thing is that hawks liked women and that shows up. (woman) stop it, stop it.top making a holy -- (gunshot) "stop it," i said. i'm mad, good and mad and who wouldn't be? you, gus, and pretending you're going to kill him. (clint eastwood) there's always a place for the strong woman, not only to be the catalyst to the male protagonist. but if the female protagonist has-- the more strength she has the better it is for the whole conflict, or the situation. hold me, feel me in your arms. do i feel weak, tom? i don't, do i? oh, you'll need me. you'll need a woman. you need what a woman can give you, to do what you have to do. oh, listen to me, tom, listen with your head and your heart. the sun only shines half the time, tom. the other half is night. i've made up my mind. change your mind, tom. just once in your life, change your mind. i'll send for you. (thomas schatz) there is an incompatibility in the desire for a woman and everything she represents. the bearer of culture. the bearer of children. the figure whose fundamental function is to tie the man down. and the

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and just like penn's old show "gossip girl" it's set in new york. nearly six years since that show wrapped, which got us thinking. >> "gossip girl" reunion. >> "gossip girl" reunion. >> i can't see how it would happen just for so many reasons and i they don't have anything to do with me. i just don't think it's going to happen. >> don't say that. anything can happen. this is america. >>> this sunday, "power." >>> all right coming up, how far did saturday night live go to norm mcdonald's burt reynolds impression a reality? the answer is coming up next and it's good. it's going to be so fun. ♪ ♪ she might not know what her passion is yet. but you're passionate about helping her find it. where there's jif, there's love.™assion. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> monday on "e.t." -- j.lo gets real with us. >> don't stop yourself because something bad happened back in day. >> i only saw one person's face in my mind. it was milo. >>> monday on "e.t." >>> mr. reynolds, unfortunately you're in the lead. so we'll start with you. >> i'll take condime

so he was at penn, too, right?en: okay. so how did you meet him? how does a candice bergen meet a donald trump? >> you know, he was not donald trump then. he was donald trump. but he was just kind of, you know, a-- a guy. >> stephen: did you meet him at a party? >> i think he must have called me. i don't remember, really. >> stephen: you don't-- okay. he'd be so insulted to hear that. ( laughter ) well, you've also been on a democratic with henry kissinger, right? >> oh, god, it's like "the world's great conservatives." >> stephen: how did that come about? >> that came about because friends of my parents had a very small dinner for frank sinatra and his date, and henry kissinger, and i was his date, because they were friends of my parents. and he was late picking me up because the secret service couldn't find beverly hills. ( laughter ) and-- and-- but kissinger, you know, was, of course, highly intelligent, very charming. and it was a-- the dinner was just sort of like a mano a mano between kissinger and sinatra.

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be allowed at fraternity parties, but the decision follows recent deaths of fraternity pledges at penn state and louisiana state universities. the fraternity at penn state where an incoming member died during hazing reached a legal settlement with the new members parents. no details about the settlement, but the national beta theta pipe fraternity agreed to 17 reforms including removing all alcohol and drugs from every chapter by 2020 and encouraging a live in advisor in fraternity houses. several members of the penn state chapter still face criminal charges, including involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault. >>> hundreds of city college of san francisco instructors face personal financial crisis. more than 200 instructors received paychecks that were not as much as instructors were owed and 156 received no paychecks at all. union representing the instructors say there have been problems with payroll systems used by city college for the last 10 years. this came in for the long holiday weekend and the first of the month when many people have bills do. >> so many of them this is

. >>> a fraternity at penn state where an incoming member died during hazing reached a legal settlementers parents. the financial terms we don't know yet. we're talking about the family of timothy piazza an we don't know about the details, but the national fraternity that oversees the chapters agreed to 17 reforms, including having every chapter be free of all alcohol and drugs by 2020 and also encouraging a live in advisor in fraternity houses. several members of the penn state chapter still face criminal charges that include involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault. hard alcohol will soon be banned effort to the events around the u.s. and around canada . the north american inter-fraternity conference voted overwhelmingly to give it 6100 chapters on 800 campuses until next fall to impose the alcohol ban. under the new fraternity rules beer and wine would still be allowed at fraternity events but this follows the recent deaths of the fraternity pledges at both penn state and louisiana state universities. our question of the day for you is this, do you think a hard alcohol ban is

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you know the latest from but journalist michael penn who joins us from tokyo welcome michael. b. has just made landfall talk us through what's happening. well the typhoon is extremely powerful in fact they're saying that it could be the most powerful typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years. however it's also fast moving it hits the concept of region which is the second largest urban area of japan and it moved quite quickly through it and is now going along the japan of sea coastline the amount of damage that it did in terms of you know ripping off rules and and smashing a ship into a bridge and cutting off the khans like airport was pretty amends but the good news is that it seems that the human toll is relatively light compared to the ferocity of the storm so far there is only reports two people have been died in a almost one hundred wounded but when you think of how strong this storm is that's that's not a very high figure that japan seems about and all of its face share of natural disasters recently thing about two thousand and eleven the typhoon and of course just a couple

and earlier we spoke with journalist a michael penn in tokyo and i asked him what has happened since gibby made landfall . well the typhoon is extremely powerful in fact they're saying that it could be the most powerful typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years. however it's also fast moving it hits the concept of region which is the second largest urban area of japan and it moved quite quickly through it and is now going along the japan of sea coastline the amount of damage that it did in terms of you know ripping off rules and and and smashing a ship into a bridge and cutting off the concierge's port was pretty amends but the good news is that it seems that the human toll is relatively light compared to the ferocity of the storm i think that among the nations of the world is probably no country that's as well prepared to deal with the massive natural disasters in japan precisely for the region reason you say it's a country which is hit by natural disasters quite regularly major earthquakes volcanoes storms and this summer in particular has been a dramatic one with a heat wave which

this is affectionately known heres billy penn.leman's agreement there would be nouilding built taller than billy penn. then in the late 's they d it and then there was a drought for any kind of championships. finally they put one up on the top of the comcast center here and the phillies win the world series in 2008. well, then a they putther one on the top of the new comcast center and the eagles win the super bowl. >> that's interesting. >> just put itn top of your head al. >> that's right. billy just asked to go up here. now i'm going to be doing that from now on. let's show you what's going on as far as your weather is concerned. we are -- no, we're not. yes we are. we're going to take a look at tropical depression gordon. fr's going to get caught up in this cold t. it's going to bring a ton of rain from texas into the midwest and into the east. 6 toai 10 inches of possible in the midwest and along the coast. could be 3 to 5 inches of rain. that's what's going o around the country. here's what's happeninground billy penn. >>> g

we put a william penn statute on top of the building.ad been a curse when the city above william penn's hat was the folklore the first building we put a statute there, won the world series and second building we won the super bowl how do you measure the value, pretty exciting. >> i think you measure it by saying, we're winners now and not losers let's talk business. about a year ago comcast flagged the slow down of video subscribers about the cord cutting and death of broadband slowing. i think the death of cable seems very much exaggerated, video sublosses seem to be decelerating and broadband seems to be accelerating is time to say the renaissance is back? >> i do think there is something in that big time we saw a shift with streaming video. first reaction is this is bad. reality is you need broadband, you need the fastest internet, best wifi. we have the best in the nation for the second quarter throughout the first half of the year, particularly like you said in the second quarter, we had the best broadband sales in 20 years. it's a

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penn line trains suffering delays between 10 to 15 minutes thismorning.ur travel times, 270 looks good. a little slow for this early 31 miles per hoha up top. a downed tree at the top in beltway and some flooding and take a lk at this. we don't often see is. eastbound. road is closed. no travel time there. a little sw as well. just 30 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 and this rain is not helping things. >> not at all. >> we have another high chance for rain today which could be ad ang up tother inch or more. here's a live look over downtown and national airpo herehis morning. rainfall yesterday, another day yesterday with over an inch of rain at national airport. officially an inch and a quarter yesterday. that is the 17th day this year with more than an inch of rain. that is second all time in the record oks. these are rainfall totals since january 1st all above onnl rainfall totals and these are the surpluses. a 19 inch sainfallplus at national airport. 17 inches above average at du es and more than 19 inches year today at bwi marshall.

and our correspondent sean penn is in cannes it's following the story for us there charlotte a tense day yesterday tell us what you saw and what people were telling me. yes the threat of violence was hanging in the throughout the day yesterday there was a fear that it would descend into the some of the clashes that we saw over the weekend and on monday the protests there on both sides did last they remain peaceful reports from police said that there was some scuffles and some people were injured in the number of people were detained launched the police were able to keep the rival process a pause does not say that there was a lot of anger back here on the streets of candidates yesterday on the side of the far right protesters they told me that they were year iest the german chancellor the government's immigration policies there were a lot of chants of merkel alice there was a lot of anger as well directed at the press a lot of skepticism when we tried to approach them they say that they're legitimate concerns of being misrepresented now on the side of the rival protesters the counter

manuscript you know due from like you've probably were yesterday when you've got a little bit you know sean penn risking initial position just with what you had you put up he was away on a whole day and you had me in your room but within going to three minutes live course continues it's build a graphic of you ask you to ask a third and then again you the film. to your viewer to screamy. with you which presumably is if you do that if you wish for that when you actually hear. him out of the deal or the last year smashed or remember that's not the thing to put up or use a word but i was an infant but it's absolutely reasonable. to spend the night they don't hold in the snow and covered them with the toppling. i disagreed with them about. me good but wasn't. good for. you so i thought. it was that he or the national scale gets the lingo and what he supposed to keep them mostly mostly which begins with what do you know what do you mean if you so when you want one tree don't you on those them what the rules work on those of course we're doing here will you please keep it a look what you get is a yello