and music from grace potter and the nocturnals.ith cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's jimmy kimmel live and now, i've got news for you, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice of you, thank you. i'm jimmy, the host of the show. thanks for watching. everyone back from the bathroom? we had an embarrassing moment here before the show started. i came out with my fly unzipped. and nobodyaid anything to me. everybody just looked -- and then somebody said something and it started me thinking maybe that -- maybe you guys are subconscious proctions in a dream i'm having right now? i haven't been sure of anything since i saw "inception." [ laughter ] do i look like leonardo dicaprio? [ applause ] really? well, that's good news. one week from tonight, america will gather, weep and cheer as "the bachelorette" ali fedotowsky chooses the man with whom she will spend the next 6 to 8 weeks of her life. two men are left, report rober chris. tonight was the bachelorette men tell all special. haven't they told us? if not, what is

que si juegan como jugaron en su último partido no estaremos muy bien >>> tu le das el pase harry potter tiempo y al tránsito >>> yo ya les tengo una polera lista para que vayan aapoyar al amñrica? o le van a ir al real madrid >>> pues claro >>> no le cmabie, ya regresamos con rafael el alcalde, no le cambie. <>>> (música)cc1: >>> son las 7 y 52 minutos, corrijo el encuentro real madrid amñrica no será en oakland sino enh el estadio de la candelaria el próximo 4 de agosto, la llamada 15 y 20 se llevarán sus respectivos boletos casillas, hihuaín, rafael vandelvart, memo ochoa y muchos más, vamos ahora con rafael el alcalde y más deportes para nosotros, buenos días >>> buenos días, ya costumbre, el día que me quiten ustedes este privilegio no sñ que hará, a ver si le puedo ayudar yo a la selección mexicana de fútbol a lelgar a ese quinto partido, ya hablando en serio creo que es importante, alguien debiera hacer un estudio de que hizo españa para producir una generación tan buena de atletas, dónde alberto contador se coronó ganador del tur de francia, rafael nadal, etc., vale la pena inves

today, nbc's mark potter took those concerns to bp directly. >> reporter: mayor tony kenyan of orange beach, alabama is fed up with bp and its claims process. >> they're morally bankrupt as far as i'm concerned. at this point it's gone on long enough. >> reporter: kennan, who met with president obama last month, said the city of orange beach has submitted claims of $2 million for expenses during the oil spill clean-up. but has only gotten back 10% from bp. >> they've done nothing but tell us the check's in the mail. we're working on it. we have to talk with our attorneys. it's in legal. it's been nothing but a delay and deflect strategy. >> reporter: and what does bp say? after an inquiry today by nbc news, a company spokesman says bp will pay orange beach $183,000 tomorrow. and is still processing other claims. across the region, many businesses are awaiting compensation. at duck's wine and dine in orange beach, the owner is frustrated over her bp claims. drummond said her tourist business is down 95% and that bp has only given her $15,500, not enough to stay open. >> if bp does not

our own mark potter is with us from pensacola. mark, when we were last down there with you, the businesses were already beyond suffering. >> reporter: absolutely, brian. good evening to you. no one is watching the news from the well site more carefully than the residents of the gulf coast. what happens there next affects them directly in so many ways including their businesses. in florida, james patterson and eric curry are gambling their economic futures on the oil leaks soon being stopped permanently. this week they are opening a new pizza parlor. despite the lack of tourists scared away by oil. >> we kind of held off on our opening a little bit just to see what happened, but we couldn't hold off any longer. we had too much invested in this. >> we're just hoping we can't have seafood, hey, we have pizza. >> this business is totally dead. >> reporter: but on the gulf coast, even well-established businesses are struggling to stay afloat. eileen owns the oldest dive shop in pensacola, here nearly 30 years. business is down 90%. it'

image of a bedroom in the city where the child had put a bed room under a clause that might carry potter. they ask if it was a violation. one example of a complaint that comes from that type of source. often the complaints are not valid and we make that determination. the third condition is we get a referral from another city departments. planning, public works, and we will that respond to that. generally what happens is we will come out and make the inspection, but as they come in we have a process of complaints received, where the deputy director or assigned staff will sign that complain to another inspector if it is beyond the scope of the work, such as fire damage or a board of appeals emergency response. some of them will be in -- assigned to code enforcement, which is the city attorney task force that we're working with, various supervisory inquiries, planning enforcement, changing of use and occupancy, that is what we will go out on. in terms of the health department or someone else with jurisdiction, they can more adequately address the complaint. once we determine that the compl

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nbc's mark potter is in mississippi. >> reporter: along the beaches of mississippi, alabama and florida, residents are breathing a sigh of relief. they, too, avoided a major storm. officials here urging bp and the federal government to quickly put back all the equipment and boom they removed from these beaches fearing a storm. >> reporter: given the region's sad history of storms like katrina and camille, few are complaining about the decision to play it safe. >> i think they were smart to pull those guys out of there. you never can tell what's going to happen with one of those things. >> reporter: most vessels will be back on site by monday. the coast guard says the process to permanently seal the well could begin as early as friday. lester? >> charles hadlock, thank you. as the gulf coast awaits the leftovers of bonnie, much of the mid-atlantic and northeast parts of the country are doing a slow roast. brutal heat and humidity with triple-digit heat indices are creating dangerous conditions. the midwest is trying to recover after violent storms and floods. rehema ellis picks up our co

but at this point we're hearing people on the harry potter ride in orlando or stranded.ring you more details as they become available. announcer ] jobs leaving. a budget disaster. california on the brink. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. [ female announcer ] with our state in crisis, we need a governor with a plan. you need a real plan, something i'll acknowledge i did not have. [ female announcer ] jerry brown. no plan then. no plan now. meg whitman. a plan for jobs. log on. learn more. new details of the fire and destroyed several cars at sfo. several the owners have been contacted about the damaged vehicles in kron 4 to reset reports officials are calling the fire suspicious and the arson investigation is under way. >> officials tell kron 4 news the investigation is focused on this car here. a toyota cnn minivan it was the first vehicle that caught on fire and spread to six others cheered as sappho's long-term parking lot thursday morning. the ban is been there since la

authors of a paper that question the talk to it meant specifically it was published in medical i potters is in england last year for two months and then it was censored it was taken off by by anonymous based on anonymous charges leveled at our paper form aids these searches hiv aids research was presented to the publish elsewhere they fired the editor they changed the journal they censored two papers that's a nazi move if you ever seen one ok it's not free exchange. it's ok denise did you want to jump in there because i do go to steve go ahead denise yes i'd like to pitch in on a on a very short thing a.z.t. is indeed a dangerous drug we know it this is something which was used twenty five years ago when it was decided long ago to go into trees therapy no one in his right senses suggested to use it too long today it's as if people were suggesting to treat syphilis with arsenic as was done in the beginning of century this is finished we now have cocktails we have groups of friends with which are virtual or it exists we cannot discuss today's situation on the basis of antique type of data

. >>> finally tonight, you can't quite say it's this year's harry potter because the subject matter isfferent, but it is the book of the moment and could soon become the hollywood blockbuster everybody's talking about. "entertainment weekly" magazine calls "the girl with the dragon tattoo" the hottest book on the planet right now. but the author has died since writing the book series and without clues from him, fans are left to go find them on their own where they were written in sweden. among those fans, our own stephanie gosk. ♪ [ "dancing queen" plays ] >> reporter: sweden has no problem attracting tourists. beautiful islands, beautiful people, abba literally playing in the streets. but this summer tourists are flocking here for something else -- millennium series madness. dragon tattoo book tours are sold out in stockholm. >> first page, second, quick, quick, quick. >> reporter: swedish author stieg larsson's dark and violent crime series has turned into a phenomenon. 40 million copies of the books have been printed worldwide. last week in the u.s. one was sold nearly every second.

we get one such story tonight on some who are making a big difference from mark potter in pensacola, florida. >> one layer, one layer. >> right. >> back and forth. >> reporter: on their hands and knees, working as gently as they can, wildlife officials are trying to save a whole generation of threatened endangered s eed sea turtles. every summer, four species of sea turtles lay their eggs in nests along the florida panhandle in coastal alabama, 60 days later, the turtles hatch and head for the gulf of mexico, this year filled with oil. >> we're afraid these small hatchlings would encounter the oil as they move out toward their offshore developmental habitat. >> nice looking eggs. >> reporter: to save the babies from being killed by the oil, officials and volunteers are moving every egg, tens of thousands, from the gulf coast to the florida atlantic coast so the hatchling turtles can swim in clean water. >> we wouldn't be doing this unless it was the only thing we can do to save them from sudden death. >> reporter: collecting the eggs is a most delicate operation. the eggs are picked

johnny knoxville, hugh hefner, lisa ling, amanda crew, stand-up from shane mauss and music from grace potter and rhymefest. so mark all of next week on your calendar. america fell in love with our first guest tonight when, for eight seasons of "that '70's show," he played a man named after a hat. he has a new movie called "the dry land" opening in select cities july 30th. please say hello to wilmer valderrama. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: handsome as ever. where the hell have you been? i have not seen you in a long time. >> yeah, i took -- hi, how are you? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, i took a little break in front of the camera. i founded my production company. i got awesome deals and doing a lot of great stuff with disney. i've been producing. >> jimmy: you've been producing. and you're not going out to clubs, all that sort of stuff anymore. >> yeah, definitely something like that. i want to focus on the next chapter. and my friends are a little upset about it because we're not playing ass grab anymore, so -- >> jimmy: you're not. and you were really good at it, too. >> yeah. >> jimm

breezed through those first 91,000. [ laughter ] it's like -- it's like waiting for the next "harry potterwith those things. i'm so excited. so there's a new study that found obese children have flatter feet than normal weight children. [ laughter ] it's true. yeah, obese kids couldn't believe it. they were like, "holy crap. i have feet? [ laughter ] [ applause ] give me my milkshake and my caramel sandwich." >> steve: it's scary. >> jimmy: it's scary. congratulations to kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb who had their 600th show earlier today. [ cheers and applause ] 600. 600. suck on that, a-rod. 600. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] he'll get it tomorrow. i hope he does. everyone is talking about the movie "inception." you guys see that movie "inception?" [ cheers and applause ] great movie. really, really good. in just two weeks, "inception" has made $144 million. yeah, it surpassed the studio's wildest dream within a dream within a dream. [ laughter ] you guys hear about this? the kings of leon -- did you hear about this? the kings of leon only played three songs during their concert in st

. >>> the harry potter rollercoaster ride at universal studios in florida got stuck last night.gers were stuck for an hour and a half. but there were no injuries. >>> and take a look at this newly-released video, that shows an atlanta woman falling on the marta train tracks on july 12th. commuters pulled her to safety, as the train scra close call. that's a quick look at the headlines. >>> now, to marysol with the weather. >> good morning, everyone. the big news, of course, is tropical depression bonnie. still about 300 miles southeast of new orleans. as we track it, it could make landfall as early as 9:00 tonight. about 3 inches of rain and ndsut 3 inches of rain and we'll keep an e on throughout the day. here's the high temperatures. raleigh 102. washington, d.c., 102. new york city, 98. thanks so much. this weather report has been brought to you by avon. bill? >> okay, marysol. >>> well, as the tour de france races towards its paris conclusion this weekend, the most famous name in the history of cycling is facing fresh allegations from a former teammate. floyd landis, of cour

it could be anything. [ applause ] could be a "harry potter" lightning bolt.e don't know what it is. it could be anything. [ laughter ] >> steve: could be something else. >> jimmy: it could be something else. it could be a charles manson swastika. who knows? [ audience ohs ] or it couldn't be. [ laughter ] >> probably not. >> jimmy: a man dressed as darth vader robbed a bank in long island this week. [ light laughter ] today, the bank's manager issued a statement saying, "catch him, we must." [ laughter ] [ applause ] listen to this. a new survey found that more parents are teaching their babies sign language before they learn how to talk. yeah. the baby's favorite word in sign language, whatever putting your whole hand in your mouth means. [ light laughter ] did you hear about this? apple says that it's delaying the release of the white iphone 4 because they are more difficult to manufacture than expected. really? you make a phone that lets you surf the internet, compose music, video chat with your friend in argentina, but you can't quite figure out how to ch

nbc's mark potter is in mississippi. >> reporter: along the beaches, residents are breathing a sigh of relief, they, too, avoided a major storm and officials are urging bp and the federal government to quickly put back all the clean-up equipment and boom they removed from these beaches, fearing a storm. >> reporter: given the region answer sad history of storms like katrina and camille, few are complaining about the decision to play it safe. all of the vessels will be back on site by tomorrow. it will take several days to reconnect the equipment and the coast guard says the process to permanently seal the well could begin on friday. jenna? >> charles hadlock, charles, thank you. >>> between the heat, flooding and the storm in the gulf when will it end? the weather channel's chris warren has the answer. >> good morning to you, jenna. we had record-breaking heat in the mid-atlantic, could see it again today. heat warnings and advisories out from the south up through the mid-atlantic. temperatures topping out again in the upper 90s, triple digits, that's what the thermometer will read. it

here's a look of that satellite giving an idea the fog this morning you can see the typical summer potter and the fog moving to the bay up into the delta also down to the east bay as well renta december nerve gas. and along the coastline. portions of the north bay story to develop. turn the temperature sitting in the '50s. the upper 50s and oakland, hayward 55 for livermore, done to the south may about 59 degrees closed at 60 degree mark. a little cooler than in san jose at 56 degrees. buyers is a clock tower of course it is in the boxer in to thicken up the bed. it cochlear so they continue to see widespread coverage as a head for the 1:00 will start to see a little bit of clearing through the delta and in two portions of the north bay. but we'll keep the father on the peninsula and around the knees bent reruns. 10:00 hour. there will start to see a good amount of lifting. in the afternoon temperatures slightly cooler in the '70s or the north bay. 74 novato, 76 napa, 85 los gatos, 84 morgan hill, 73 around the bay and upper 60s for oakland. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. wh

he is a historian on culture and architecture and a well-known potter.e brought back an ancient technique in his pottery work. please welcome joshua to open it up for us here with the native prayer and blessing. i believe he is bringing his daughter, alexandra forward with him. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. at the request of the family, first we would like to do the opening prayer from my daughter. if you please, shall we stand? first we will do the opening prayer in our native language and then she will interpret it in english. [speaking native language] >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. we are gathered today to honor a great man, mr. stewart udall. thank you, mr. stewart udall, for protecting mother earth. >> [speaking native language] [speaking native language] we gather today to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of a great man, mr. stewart udall. mr. stewart udall was a friend to all native people, a friend to our sacred lands, a friend to those who needed their voices to be heard in the halls of power. as one of the most in need

mexico as a school board member, a county commissioner, he is a historian, and he is a well known potter. please welcome him to open it up for us with the makeshift prayer and blessing. i cannot believe he is bringing his doctor with them. thank you, joshua. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i had eight requests from the family. first, we would like to do the opening prayer. if you would please stand. first, she is going to do the opening prayer in our native language. >> [speaking native american language] >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. we gather today to honor a great man, mr. stewart udall. he was sent to the heavens above with the creator. thank you for helping be used. the we continue your legacy. again, thank you, mr. stewart udall. >> [speaking native american language] [speaking paolo] we gather today to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of a great man, mr. stewart udall. he was a friend to all native people. he was a friend to those who needed their voices to be heard. as one of the most significant figures to protect the national environment, he was a friend to

the empty arguments set forth by the majority as opposed to the lucid opinion recorded by justice potter stewart, the lone dissenter. justice stewart did not see fit in engaging in debate over matters of ancient history, as he put it. quote, what is relevant is not the history of an established church in 16th century england or 18th century american but in the traditions of our people, reflected in the practices of the institutions of our government. to that, i would say amen. this, indeed, the crux of the issue, the religious traditions of our people. wherever one may go in this great national city he is constantly remind offend the strong spiritual awareness of our forefathers who wrote the federal constitution and built the schools and churches, who hued the forest, fought the savages and created a republic. in no other place in the united states are there so many and such varied official evidences of deep and abiding faith in god on the part of government as there are here in washington. let us speak briefly on some of the reminders in washington that reaffirm the proposition that ou