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they don't call it del ray..n.as i'm joined by my began whose ane instructor of all thingsor of th wellness. >> pretty much i'm a physical pi therapist my business partner is a massage therapist, we do yoga, pilates everything for littleg babies up to seniors.toio >> there's lot of that here infi del ray, right.del >> everywhere you go people area working out.ut there are massage places. pce physical therapy places. you are well in well ray.l r >> do you have a favorite donut shop here in del ray.l r shop rite behind me calledal stomping grounds. grounds we do yoga in order to eato biscuits. >> shout out to our group whogup got up early. ear >> we have a bunch of crowingroi geese from mind the mat and we a do a ton of outdoor communityniy events and so this just makesusm sense for us to be next to buso station doing yoga. >> i mean feels like friday fria morning, right. >> normal friday morning for us. >> thank you for joining me. jng i wish i can do some of these of moves. they're really good for you. >> we'll d

so the obvious question for ray: will you move? >> he says no, he has been here too long. >> we will stay in the back of house and watch everything. maybe put a ski ramp. >> by advice? >> pray. pray. it will be all right. put some bigger poles in the ground. >> ray is not alone. i talked to the person who lives across the street from ray and she told me their property has been hit twice in the past six months. >> crazy. the warriors flying back do cleveland today following the stunning loss to the cavaliers. draymond green will be back on the court with the dubs on thursday after serving his one game suspension. the warriors hosting a watch party at oracle arena and ticket s go on sale at 6:00 this afternoon. warriors center bogus is undergoing m.r.i. for a strained knee. when we know the status for game six we will let you know. boy...justin able push alerts for the latest information. >> we are your home for the n.b.a. finals and on thursday join us at 4:00, following by world news ten at 6:30, and a special warriors pre-game of

but tell me what you love about del ray.or almost als eight years i'm at ars washingtonian and everything is walkable. my dentist is right there on the corner.the co all the restaurants and the shops like a cheers ofkeheer alexandria. everybody knows your name.y >> i love it.>>ove >> very interactive.eracve >> and it's dog friendly frien community apparently.eny. all the dogs can go anywhere awh they wander.. >> well, macy knows all shops she's allowed to go hewedo in because they give her cookies.cooks. water bowls on every corner bys the restaurants and everybody knows my donognts and other dogr in the neighborhood so it's wonderful.wo >> i love it. is it a community where people o kind of hang outer and just kind of sit down and relax out t on the doorstep. drs >> totally a porch sittingng neighborhood. totally. >> i love it.ov let's mention by the way we'rewa sitting on somebody's porch.y's we have no idea whose houseose e this is right.this i >> i don't know. they haven't come out with any arms. >> if we get up in a hur

[doorbell rings] hi, ray. hi. hi. hi, ray. hello. what's with the broads? yeah. right, here's what's gonna happen: guys upstairs for the fight, and ladies down here for your crap. let's go.ready yeah, yeah. just wanna say good-bye to amy. bye, honey. have fun.

ray! have you seen geoffrey? no. but look, a dog. yeah. i see that, ray.loaf? because... it's so good. what are you doing with a dog, ray? he followed me home. you want to play with him? go ahead. play with him? ray, i can't even find one of our own children, all right? geoffrey! that's 'cause they're walking now. i told you all that crawling would lead to no good. here he is. i got him. so what do you think, huh? what should we name him? are you kidding? ray, we can't keep him. besides, he belongs to somebody. no, there's no tag, no collar. he could've been born in the wild.

everyday. >> reporter: and ray says he is not the only one going through this. he says his neighbors' homes have been hit by cars as well. as for the suspect, he was taken into plus custody on suspicion of drunk driving. his identity has not been released. in san jose, maria medina, kpix5. >>> and we have breaking news tonight. a massive search for a child dragged into the water by an alligator at a walt disney world resort. >> this northern california pastor faces nationwide backlash for praising the orlando massacre. tonight, he is telling us his side of the story. >> and, this former stanford student convicted of sexual assault. why did the judge sentence him why did the judge sentence him to just six months in ja,,,,,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. veronica d that child is still >>> breaking news,

so the obvious question for ray, will you move? he says no. he's been here too long. >> we stay in the back of the house and watch everything maybe put a ski ramp or something. >> reporter: do you have any advice for them? >> no. just pray. just pray and keep living. it will be all right, know. put some bigger poles in the ground. >> reporter: ray isn't alone. i spoke with a person who lives that the home across the street from ray, and she told me her property has been hit twice in the past six months. in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> a third person to die while diving for abalony off the mend seen yoe coast since early may. robert was diving in the ocean at the van damme state park last week. deputies say he sank and was unresponsive when his friends pulled him out of the water. the cause of death has not been determined. >>> three missing idaho children believed to be traveling with a suspected child molester was recently spotted in mourn california. >> police say the children were last seen sunday in sparks, nevada, and were spott

. >> ray villeda joins us live with what we know about the suspect. ray? >> reporter: good morning. this accident, this crash happened just about five hours ago. it happened here on will low and 6th. and you can see where the markings are. that's where the man's body ended up lying as he was crossing the street. now i want you to look at the surveillance picture of the car police believe was involved. this is a black cadillac escalate. hitting this man who ended up dying shortly after. police are not releasing much about this pedestrian except he appeared to be crossing the street when he was struck. neighbors are waking up to this news. they tell us they did see the police activity and are now realizing that a man was killed. >> people need to slow down and stop worrying where they got to go and everything in life. some kid died last night. that's brutal, man. >> reporter: and you can see those surveillance cameras right there. police are look agent the video from those surveillance cameras to catch up to that driver. again, a black cadillac escalade they believe caused this hit an

michael geoffrey, ally, debra, and ray." it's stupid. oh, ray, honey, no, no. accept it.at idea. why'd i put "xmas"? i don't like "xmas." i--i x'd out the name of the birthday boy. ray, sit down. stop obsessing, ok? i love it. my god, it's been 2 months of toaster. hey, this is going out with my name on it. did you wrap the one for your parents? yes. yes. which wrapping? the foil. no! that tips off the gift. what? foil wrapping. it's a metal toaster. oh, why don't you just wrap it in toast? look, if i'm gonna drive all the way up to connecticut to spend christmas day with your parents, i want a good reaction when they open the present. and the foil wrapping kills that? i don't know. you think--you think this toaster thing is funky enough for them?

come out and see us in del ray, virginia.ir >> del ray will never be the same after that., not after that.ft t >> 82 today.today. weekend forecast looks okay. o got some rain showers andwe thunderstorms sundayderstos afternoon.rnn. >> okay. >> erin como what's good. g >> right now we don't have't h many crashes we're trackingin around the dmv. just a lot of typical can congestion. >> typical for a thursday or a friday eve. >> friday eve is so muchda better. just sounds happier. right now we'll show you what you need to be concerned aboutoe in virginia. 95 northbound there's some s uneven pavement in the center lanes from some overnight overn milling construction work.k. so 95 northbound super jammedere up between dale city and newington. newi and then as you cross the springfield interchanged int getting to 395 edsall to seminary road jams.oad jams. you're also very slow acrosso vo the 14th street bridge n strt br virginia on 66 the eastbound side 234 to 29 very jammed up.d give yourself extra time to tim get through that area.re delays are not as significantigi in marylan

well, thanks, ray. i'll open it up to the audience in just a second, but i've got a couple i want to bring up to the panelists here. you look at what might be on the agenda for discussions, and i'm sure there's pockets of people running around washington, d.c. right now trying to dot the is and cross the ts on the last couple of things that will go into various joint statements and other papers released in the next couple of days. but one issue that's come up, i think significantly from the indian side, certainly over the last year, is stronger u.s. support for india's interest in apec membership. the united states, we look at it as a place for developing good draft model regulations today, but also the united states looks at it as an organization that we hope will move boo into a trade agreement, an asia-pacific-wide trade agreement at some point in the future. i wonder, naushad, if you could talk a bit, what's the policy that groups see from the government there? do they take a lot of decisions with s

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chris tow ray has 30 schools and cities in across the country. >> education. key to changing our world, and these kids are on their way. they're getting education that has soul it to. that has spirit to it. >> chris tow ray offers a unique curriculum, rig us will academics and work study for lower income highly most 58ed students who work one day week in private companies with their salaries helping to fund their high school education. >> i believe the experience they got from the work study along with the education is what put them ahead of everyone else. >> reporter: chris tow ray works to help each of the students get scholarships and grants to make hire ed affordable. >> this school seemed like really great opportunity for me to reach college at an affordable cost, and then now that i've made it through owl four years i'm going to nyu, new york university with a full ri ride. >> while they were the first class, test kitchen of sorts to find out if this educational recipe would work here in philadelphia, and if you look at the actual results, the answer app

ray kelly, stand by as well. i want to go back to orlando. christine is joining us from orlando. christine, i understand your son was in the club last night? >> yes, he was. >> have you heard anything? >> i haven't heard anything. i've been here since 4:00 in the morning. i've been waiting. i'm waiting by the emergency room. see if anybody gets called in. >> what is your son's full name? >> my son is christopher linonen. >> christopher linonen. what have police been alto tell you? of dead bodies in the club. that it's a crime scene. they can't identify anybody so it could be hours and hours before we find out. the hospital said that there are some bodies at the hospital that came in and they died. and they're not identifiable yet either. and then there are a few in critical condition that are not identified yet. >> christine, i'm so sorry. were you able to have any kind of communication with your son last night at all? any text messages? phone calls? >> no, i called him last night at 6:00. i was just giving him some information that he was going to need to know for my upcoming su

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giants in tampa taking on the rays. tampa honoring the victims of the orlando shooting on the field with a pregame tribute. also on the video board there. we started this game top of the seventh. brandon belt, that one gone. ninth home run of the year, giants up 5-0. plenty for jeff samardzija. he came one out from a shutout. had to settle for the complete game. struck out four. issues zero walks. giants are rolling. big-time. they win their sixth straight by a final of 5-1. >>> how about the a's? opening up a three-game set against the angels. we'll take you all the way to the ninth. one on, one out. oakland up one. daniel nava, line drive. smolinski, nice catch. throwing the runner out at first, game over, right? not quite. they looked at replay review. and no, that is not a catch. l.a. would get a guy to third, get him in eventually, tie up the game. this one was 2-2 going to the bottom of the ninth. billy burns the hero. walkoff the other way. a's with the walk yaur win. and he got pie'd and doused with water as wel

>> they hired ray altieri, a public insurance adjuster. that's someone who works on behalf of the policy holder in appraising and negotiating the insurance settlement. >> we've lost the entire second level above the kitchen. what we had upstairs were rooms that included lou's nest, as it was called, where he could be alone and just relax. we also lost a large family/game-room area up there that was actually collapsed into the kitchen. we get hired to work the insurance claim from the perspective of the policyholder. therefore, we become their advocate in the process and work with the insurance companies, adjusters, and representatives to fine-tune the exact amount of damages and work towards an amicable resolution for settlement. >> sadly, coach holtz is not alone. there are about 370,000 house fires every year in the united states, which causes $7 billion in damage. many of those are due to lightning strikes. and in florida, well, they're a huge problem. the state has 1.2 million lightning strikes every year. that's 200,000 more than any

they do have this x-ray thing have this x-ray think of have this x-ray thing, x-ray machine is he going to departures to arrivals were exposed. there is a lot of security at the airport. the problem i've heard mentioned lately if there is not a good system for checking vehicles as they drive it to the airport because there's always going to be a first-line of defense industry peoples with guns and suicide belts approach a heavy security presence, they can still manage to carry out a fair amount of carnage. all of that now being reviewed. trade to thank so much. i know security right here in new york has been beefed up as well. lauren: amy, thank you. u.s. stocks staged a major rally is to say the east over britain's decision to leave the e.u. after two days of heavy selling on the predicted the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq with their best day since march 1st. stock index futures higher against looks like the rally at 72 points. let's go to peter dixon, although equities economist joining us now. peter, what do you make of this stock markets are higher for day two? >> i'm surprised in a sense

the giants beat the rays 6-4.s their serveth straight victory. >> in orlando the 49 victims of last week's shooting were honored with a moment of silence in the game's 49th minute. baptista scored to give atlantic city a 2-1 lead. selenas evens the score with his first goal of the season. the game ended in a 2-2 tie. >>> at levi stadium, chile took on mexico. vargas scored in the 44th minute. it was 2-0 at the half. he also scored two other times to give him the mat trick. in the 74th minute, he did it again. four goals for vargas as chile wins 7-0 it was mexico's worst loss in seven years. chile will play colombia in the semifinals. argentina took on venezuela. in the 60th minute, messi's 54th career international goal tying him for most in his country's history. argentina wins 41:and will take on team u.s.a. tuesday in the semifinals. this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. tomorrow night, the big game. it all ends. we'll see what happens. >> you can see it right here. all right ric

the o's, they go on to sweep the tampa bay rays for the first time ever.ir first four-game sweep of the tampa bay rays ever. >>> let's talk some golf now for a moment. final round of the quicken loans national taking place today. the hometown hero billy hurley iii. he gets his first lead on the pga tour. vijay singh in second. >>> to nasca we go. let's skip ahead to the final gives him a little bump. you see hamlin takes over the lead. tony is in second now. this was not over yet. right before the finish line stewart makes his move. he bumps hamlin sending him into the wall. tony stewart takes over the lead and in his final season, tony stewart, he wins his eighth road course win. last night nascar camping world truck series. this is a very strange moment here. after being involved in two wrecks with each other, they go at it. they're tumbling and tackling. this was the most awkward fight i've ever seen in my entire life. it lasted way too long. finally they just stopped. thank goodness. >> they were missing the hockey pads. >> exactly. just two goons goin

that's ray parker, jr. sitting in with cleto and the cletones.onight -- this is a new single called "go flex" -- post malone from the samsung outdoor stage. tomorrow night, we are back in primetime for game four of the nba finals, with matthew mcconaughey, paul pierce and a special edition of lie witness news. and we have a new show after the game too, with anthony anderson and his mom, bill simmons, and the music of led zeppelin from train. please join us for that. 32 years ago today, our first guests joined forces to save the world from human sacrifice, mass hysteria, dogs and cats living together -- we owe them nothing short of our lives. please welcome the ogbs -- bill murray, dan aykroyd, ernie hudson, and annie potts. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. wow. look at that action figure. let's see if he does what he needs to do. >> guillermo: you. >> jimmy: ouch? maybe sideways. maybe sideways. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> jimmy: i'm almost certain this is illegal. >> are you illegal? >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: you can't hurt him

this is that v continuing to move toward le ray in virginia.ice the bright colors here, the yellows, the oranges, and the reds. that is very, very heavy rainfall. it looks like this activity is starting to move a little bit rather than just sit there dumping rain on parts of virginia back into west virginia, but we just have a flash flood warning issued to the west of le ray. this is starting to show signs of diminishing and some scattered activity in the d.c. metro area. parts of fairfax and prince george's counties and rain in parts of st. mary's county. you can see the panhandle is starting to dry out. as we head into the virginia area, heavy rain south of le out. midnight we'll have partly to mostly cloudy skies. dining out tonight there's a chance of a shower or thunderstorm here in the d.c. metro area. it is muggy for everybody with temps in the 70s. humidity tomorrow nice. humidity on sunday still on the low side. by monday, it starts to feel sticky again in the area. right now temps are in the 80s. we'll wake up with temps around 68 deg

a ray razor blade type weapon will do a lot of damage. >> the suspect, michael ray stafford, is brought in for questioning. >> have a seat right there. do you want to tell me where you got the knifes from? >>> coming up -- >> oh, i'm innocent. >> investigator wheeler finds both the suspect and the victim unwilling to cooperate. >> the victim doesn't want to be labeled as a snitch. >>> when you throw 200, 300 men in close confines like that, you're going to have violence. i mean there's just no way around it. you put a dog on a short chain and taunt him long enough, he's going to bite you. you put him around 50 other dogs, they're going to fight. >> a vicious stabbing has just occurred at indiana state prison. the victim with deep slashes across his neck, stomach, arm, and leg, has been rushed to a hospital. the suspected assailant, michael ray stafford, has been brought into internal affairs for questioning. >> i jumped on him earlier today. >> were you physically assaulted at that time? >> yeah. >> then what happened? >> i heard the guy talking while i was waiting for chow, talking abo

ray, the u.s. perspective on this. big deals on the horizon other things companies want to see happen there. love your perspective too. >> first of all, i want to thank you rick for the opportunity to be here. as rick as said we go back 20 years. i remember him as a fresh-faced kid with a lot of hair when he first came from michigan. thanks csis thanks cii. it's a great privilege to be here. i think the question really is why would president obama, who this will be the seventh meeting with prime minister modi why would he ask him. then again why would modi want to come. and i think from the u.s. perspective, this comes at a time where both sides want to consolidate the gains which have been made. and those gains are very very substantial. rick has referred to the indian side. if you are the fastest growing major economy in the world, 7.9% in the last quarter you are the number one recipient of foreign direct investment in the world, this is a good time to look to the greatest source of foreign direct investment in the

they beat the rays 5-1 for their eighth straight win. i think we can say reports of jake peavey's demise were indeed premature. this time last month he was 1-5 with an earned run average over 8. the worst in the majors. but his five starts since then, he's 2-1 with a 1.76 earned run average. >>> as showing their support for the warriors wearing strength in numbers shirts during batting practice. 2nd inning, albert pujols hit a screamer down the 3rd base line. ball boy can't make the leaping grab. the fan in the front row brought his glove. makes the no-look catch. max muncie showing off his wheels as he races in to grab the baseball. not bad for a guy making his fifth career start in the outfield. top of the 5th. carlos perez hammers the fastball in to the left field seats. l.a. a 2-0 lead. third home run of the year for perez who came in to the game hitting just .185. jed lowrie, one of the 18th playoffs for the r as. a three-hit shutout. angels win 2-0. oakland is a season worst 13 games below .500. so bad news for the oakland athletic

like the very first one that happened and like 1964 except there was no car involved. >> reporter: rayived in this home that sits on the corner of jackson and bambi for nearly 6 decades. the 19 cars that have plowed on to his property, four went into his home, five hit the wall, and he has lost three cars. >> we had a car about a year and a half ago hit this at 60 miles an hour and stopped the car. >> reporter: he even put in concrete and metal poles to stapp cars and parked his own in the yard to act -- to stop cars and parked his own in the yard to act as a barrier but nothing stopped it last night. >> pushed it sideways into my garage. [ inaudible ] >> this won't happen again? >> the city. >> reporter: after making a call to the city's transportation department foray, who claims the city refuses to help, a spokesman told kpix 5 they will look into making changes after this accident. he hopes to get an answer soon before the count goes up to 20 for him. >> there's an accident out here every day. >> reporter: ray says he is not the only one going through this. his neighbor's homes hav

ray luzier, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] beginning this july, you can catch ray and korn on a co-headliningenues all across the country. thank you so much for being here, ray. >> thanks for having me, seth. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we mentioned him earlier, donald trump recently gave a preview of what the general election against hillary clinton may look like, when he tweeted, "amazing that crooked hillary can do a hit on me concerning women, when her husband was the worst abuser of women in u.s. political history." that's another low point of the campaign with the republican front-runner advancing a tired old argument, than many -- >> oh, here we go. >> seth: sorry. what was that? >> what? oh no. it's no big deal. >> seth: okay, i'm sorry, everybody. this is one of our writers matt goldich. what's going on, matt? >> oh, nothing. just another one of your liberal hit pieces on the republicans. >> seth: hit piece? matt, i'm trying to provide a fair, balanced perspective. >> oh, trying. well, i hear they're giving out trophies for that now. [ light laughter ] political correctness run

well, thanks, ray. i'll open it up to the audience in just a second, but i've got a couple questions myself that i want to bring up to the panelists here. i think, you know, you look at what might be on the agenda for discussions, and i'm sure there's pockets of people running around washington, d.c., right now trying to dot the is and cross the ts on the last couple of things that will go into various joint statements and other papers released in the next couple of days. but one issue that's come up significantly, i think, from the indian side going back for certainly over the last year is stronger u.s. support for india's interest in apec membership. you know, the united states, i think we look at it as a place for developing good model draft regulations today, but also, the united states looks at it as an organization that we hope will move into a trade agreement, an asia-pacificwide trade agreement at some point in the future. i wonder, naushad, if you could talk a bit. what's the level of engagemen

billy ray cyrus and the music of american authors.buting a brand-new song. they did go big or go home. >> we love them. they're great. billy ray cyrus has changed his hair though. >> i don't judge. jane krakowski from "30 rock" is here as well. >> right. she had a very interesting tweet i can't reveal. >> i love her. she's been in so many commercials. we can't wait to have her on the set with us. >> remember, she was once on "the view." >> she filled in? >> i'm not the most avid "the view" watcher but i'll take your word for it. >> is on in the afternoons. heather nauert has the headlines. >>> breaking news out of california. a suspect who shot two police officers in that state is surrounded at this hour. one of those officers we are told is now fighting for his life. just moments ago, cops threw a tear gas grenade into a house. they say the suspect is inside that house, refusing to come out. it all started during a traffic stop in fremont. the suspect backed his car into one of the police officers and then shot him. that officer in c

ray luzier, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] this july, ray and korn kick off a u.s.with rob zombie, and be sure to look for a brand-new record from the band this fall. thank you so much for being here, ray. it's been a fantastic week. >> thanks for having me. cheers. [ applause ] >> seth: one of my favorite things on earth is the television show "game of throne." "s." [ laughter ] some people put an s on the end of thrones, some don't. on earth is my friend "snl" cast member, leslie jones. and what i love to do when i watch "game of thrones" is follow leslie's twitter feed because she live tweets "game of thrones" and it's fantastic. this week i could not watch "game of thrones" on sunday, i could not see the episode the "battle of the bastards" when it aired. and i was so heartbroken, 'cause not only did i not see it, i couldn't follow leslie's twitter feed, and then leslie did me this incredible favor. >> seth: my favorite thing about watching "game of thrones" is watching what my friend leslie jones live tweets during an episode. i couldn't watch it on sunday. so

. >>> joining me now ray suarez, he's a longtime pbs news correspondent.to have you here and i want to say as a longtime political observer, get your response to what we just heard. how realistic is a delegate revolt at this point in the game and what kind of options do the republicans really have left? >> it may not be something that ends up upending the trump campaign, but what difference does that make? it should have been a week when donald trump was consolidating his position at the top of the party and starting the fall campaign. instead he was sliding in the muck that he himself created in the afterwart of the curiel flap and just this morning tearing the head off the party's last nominee for president, mitt romney, in a speech in tampa, florida. if you're doing that, you're not running for president. you're settling scores. also this week, along with the lonegan petition came word from one of the members of the rules committee of the convention itself that she was going to try to unbind -- bound delegates, allowing them to make a conscience vote in

ray, give us a call. >> ray from fill i like that.was. >>> let's get another check of the roads right now. >> matt standing by with the update on a friday. >> i would like to find a jean flee in a bottle and one of my three wishes -- >> you get three wishes. >> well then -- my wish was going to be easier friday afternoons on the roadways because it is really tough sometimes to get home on a friday and that's the case this afternoon especially if you're taking the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike. it is a crawl. barely moving between willow grove and bensalem. that's because on the off ramp from the eastbound side to bensalem a truck flipped over a couple hours ago so just one of the two lanes is getting by. sounds like they're trying to get it pushed off to the side. then they're going to come back this evening probably around 7:30 and remove it and at that time we're hearing rumblings there they may close the main lanes of the turnpike later on this evening around 7:30 so stay tuned on that. for now it's just a colossal ja

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ray luzier, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] beginning in july, check out ray and korn on a u.s.ning tour with rob zombie and look for a brand-new record from the band this fall. thank you so much for being here, ray. such a pleasure. >> thanks for having me here. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you know our first guest from films like "the town" and "the age of adeline." her new movie, "the shallows" opens everywhere this friday. take a look. >> where are you? ♪ [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: ah! [ laughter ] please welcome back to the show, blake lively. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good, how are you? >> seth: good. it's so lovely to see you. >> better than there. clearly. >> seth: yeah, no kidding. you get roughed up in this film. >> i do. you know what sucked is i think they were having budget cuts or something because they didn't hire a stunt double until the last two weeks. >> seth: really? so that - was that you in all of that? >> yeah, it was. and they kept saying -- i said, where's the stunt double? they said, oh, she's on her way back from vacatio

exchanging gunfire with authorities while trying to go through the x-ray machine. then two large explosions which officials now say have killed at least ten people and according to the most recent number have wounded at least 20 badly enough they should be taken to air hospital. so far, as we have been working through our sources in washington there in turkey, in an cara, the capital of turkey, and from brussels and beyond no indication any terrorist organization has thus far claimed responsibility for this attack. but we are getting new information to suggest there were two bombers on scene, at least two explosions. and believe there were two different assailants there as well. a search of social media shows us a number of different locations there. we have seen pictures around a taxi drop off or pick up station, i should say, where all the ceiling tiles have come down. we have shown you video where people were inside what appear to be duty-free shops there in the international terminal all down on the floor trying to avoid what sounded like gunshots in the backgr

ray luzier, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] beginning next month, you can check out ray and korn onth rob zombie in venues all across the country. thank you so much for being here, ray. >> thanks for having me, seth. >> seth: and give it up for the 8g band, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is a golden globe, oscar, and tony-nominated actress you know from movies like "pitch perfect", "up in the air", and the "twilight" saga. starting july 8th, you can see her in the new comedy "mike and dave need wedding dates." let's take a look. >> you manage a hedge fund? i don't even know what a hedge fund is. >> oh, so there's a regular fund and then there's a hedge fund. and our fund -- we hedge it. we hedge it hard. >> oh, wow. >> and i get in in the morning and i'm like, you know, "how's the hedging coming? you know, you been hedging? you hedge much?" and it's like too big to fail. corporate greed. bailouts. and in a new york minute everything can change, you know, on the floor of the nasdaq and the u.n. and then fannie mae, bernie mac. d.l. hughley. >> do you want some wat