spade. she goes, hm. david spade? i go, yeah. she goes, hm, okay. i go, what's so bad?er ] >> jimmy: what? >> i didn't even get it. i go -- i look so crummy on tv, i look worse in real life? is this possible? so i go -- and the other host is like, oh-oh, no you didn't! she got what was going on. so i go, rrr! i sit down. sometimes you go to these places. you get overhelped. i know you get this. like they help you too much. and it's nice, but like -- everyone like -- the bus boy. they want to help you at their level. the by boy, you need more bread? joe dirt gets whatever he wants. bread' fr bread's free but thank you. then a nice steakhouse, maestro's or something. you get a million vps come over. hey, i'm the vp of the quof the quadrant here, assistant brunch manager, whatever. you need anything, come to me. i always need something. i'm like, got any wine? they're like, what? they grab a waitress. then they go -- first of all they don't want you too need anything, they just want to puff up, read their resume. he goes, no, we don't. no, this is a nice steak. we don't ha

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tonight, david spade, from the oklahoma city thunder, russell westbrook.in unnecessary censorship," and music from a$ap rocky featuring schoolboy q. with cleto and the cletones. and now, look out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

i think you have to call a spade a spade and a mob a mob.f the mob manages to mobilize more people, then they still remain a mob. i think it's disgusting, quite frankly, and disgraceful if you're against immigration, which is legitimate, or against these numbers, to demonstrate in front of the place where these people are, in front of these refugee homes and so on. these are the weakest link in the chain. these people, not their fault they're there. if you must demonstrate go to berlin, demonstrate against the government. go to where the government is. but don't take it out on these people. one thing you have to say is, there are obviously legitimate concerns. i've just talked about them. that these right wing people they don't give a damn about these concerns. they'll take anything they can. it be the euro, the european union bureaucracy, be it, i don't know what, be it teaching about homosexuality in schools, and they'll use it as grease to their mill which is destroying open society. peter: are they a mob or an east german mob? alan: they

david cummings was charged today for the 2003 death of william spade the little boy. >> there is word tonight radnor police are investigating an instagram account that had ib appropriate picture of students from radnor middle school in wayne. they were apparently taken away from school and district property and all phone call information provided to parents today the instagram account was deactivated. >> days after wilmington man died after saving woman and baby funny go fund me accounts have popped up for funeral experiences. thomas was stabbed to death monday night and jumpeded in front of a map chaseing a mother and baby with a knife. police are warning people not to contribute to unauthorized go fund me accounts. cotingham's family is receive ago signature answer from the victim's compensation assistance program. >> 311 call center is expected to reon in philadelphia in the morning. sdoz epz were september home today. at 1:00 after a bed bug was discovered in the office. sxerm nateers were pleadly called in and call center has been handling citizen concerns approaching the pope's

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he has earned that in spades tonight, john. >> i just want to mention that we thought that the pope would make his talk and maybe exit the stage. but he's back in the children. jonathan betz is with a priest who watched and listened to the pope speak. jonathan? >> sorry, john. yes, i can hear you. i got to tell you that the scene is really amazing. before the holy father spoke, everyone was lounging around. it's been a long night for a lot of people. asoon as he approached the podium. everyone stood up tall, and hardly anyone here spoke or move. one of those people who is with me, he's with the queen of peace church from denver, colorado. he came with a large group of people. [ cheering ] >> the people from colorado to hear the holy father speak. what are you struck most by hearing him tonight. >> i'm struck about how he was talking about the family, and the importance of the family in today's society, and 9 families have broken down because of difficulties, the persecutions that we have. and he was saying that love is there since the beginning of creation. god created the world to love 3

of the things that you normally hope to achieve by tightening monetary policy and have done it in spadesnd done it to a degree that is somewhat excessive effect perspective. joe: we have been talking about the strength of the dollar a lot this year. the economy looks like it is doing ok. forecast q3 is pretty solid. why do we not see the solid -- slowdown in gdp forecast? all, there are a lot of things going on in the economy. secondly, a significant part of the increase in the index has only occurred in the last couple of months. a lot of that has happened in the early part of august. i would say that at least so the data for september most -- september is first so far committed really have two indicators. the preliminary index, and both of those were relatively weak. at a minimum, you want to be a little more information on how the economy is holding up before you want to do mandatory policy. these are pretty noisy numbers. when you say the fed should think about easing rather than tightening, what does that actually mean? does that mean qe or something more nuanced? jan: it could be a

a recent spade of shootings at police officers prompted this warning. >> closer to home, a tangible reminder of officers lost here. chief investigative reporter jonathan dienst spoke with the growing concerns. jonathan? >> reporter: the police commissioner again calling out officers and community to see one another, to work together. but added security measures continue amid those shootings of officers in texas and illinois. at station houses across the city, more security upgrades coming. more cameras, more controlled access being added to uniformed officers already posted inside and out. and in the field, hundreds more officers will soon be trained and deployed to help deal with an active shooter threat to police or general public alike. >> our game plan is to have about 300 officers at any given time, and have the equipment active shooters anywhere in the city. >> reporter: this news comes as in illinois the search continues for the gunmen who shot and killed a 30-year veteran officer there. and in texas, police still reeling after a deputy was gunned down, shot after shot after shot came

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they have it in spades. saudi arabia to counter iran exported wha in their mind stability, because that tradition in saudi arabia calls for political stability. the unintended consequence of that investment is that they exported intolerance. >> smith says the new u.s. military package to saudi arabia will not change the relationship between washington and riyadh. as for iran, the country's parliament speaker is speaking there may be a practical way to free a jailed "washington post" reporter. he was arrested in tehran a year ago, tried on spying charges. so far no verdict has been announced. he could possibly be freed in exchange for 19 iranians imprisoned in the u.s. >> translator: there are practical ways, of course. for example, there is a number of iranians imprisoned for. one can come up with ways and solutions. i think your politicians know about those ways. >> he has american iranian citizenship. "the washington post" and obama administration has called for his release. the obama administration has no

rate now david spade on jimmy kimmel. >> enjoy the rest of your >> enjoy the rest of your evening.be a millionaire." this season we're changing things up. no more easy answers. no more shortcuts. just a single player answering the question, "who wants to be a millionaire?" [cheers and applause] thank you. welcome to the show. who's ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] today's returning contestant is a bachelor who spends his nights competing in trivia contests at his local bar. hmm. [laughter] from baltimore, maryland, please welcome back, justin williams. [cheers and applause] how you doing, man? >> great. >> i know you do the nfl, so-- which--who--who does the-- >> we're eating, baby. i--a bunch of guys do that. >> oh, okay. >> we're all eating. >> so, you're a bachelor. >> i am. >> single. you're a good looking guy. you seem pretty smart. >> thank you. >> but you spend your time in local bars at trivia contests. >>iganit's not the most desirable trait in a man, but, you know-- >> do you see a lot of beautiful single women at the local bars at triv

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called "wild ones," kip moore from the samsung stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night david spade will be with us as with russell thunder, music from asap, rocky with schoolboy q. please join us for that. our first guest is a really great actor whom you know from "wonderboys," "seabiscuit," "the great gatsby" and three spider-men. now he plays the champion chess master bobby fischer in the new movie "pawn sacrifice." >> the federation would raise money off my back and funnel it to rashevsky! another jew. they're all out to screw me, the russians and jews. they've got their dirty fingerprints all over everything. >> what are we talking about? >> the jews. >> ah. bobby, you made a stupid mistake -- >> no, i am not going to submit -- >> if you don't get your head in the game you're not just going to lose you'll hue admit yale millions of people -- you brought me here under false pretenses and you're going to fix it! >> jimmy: "pawn sacrifice" is in theaters now, please welcome >> jimmy: how are you? >> doing well, thank you. >> jimmy: you're riding side saddle? >> yeah, i don't know,

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as i spade space-x, tesla. now you've got solar city and solar pack that people put in their houses. ( applause ) are you sincerely trying to save the world? >> well, i'm trying to do good things, yeah. i mean, saving the world is not-- i mean -- >> but you're trying to do good things and you're a billionaire. i mean. >> yeah. >> stephen: that seems a little bit like super hero or super villain. you have to choose one. >> i'm trying to do useful things. ( laughter ) i -- >> uh-huh. >> yeah. >> stephen: so let's talk about the tesla. i have a tesla. >> yeah. >> stephen: okay, and i love it. i love it. ( applause ) you got a new thing that you think is-- people are going to upon for their tesla. jim, can we show footage of this? i think it's called-- this thing is the power arm. that is an extremely-- >> it's a snake charger. >> stephen: it's a snake charger that automatically plugs into your car when you get home. >> this looks a little wrong. ( laughter ). >> stephen: that really looks like the thing that jacks

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i see that in spades right now. our organic earnings growth is going to be positive this year. we think next year is going to line out to be okay. it is a challenging environment but not one that you scant execute in. i would say the industry has gotten massively sloppy in the past. there are ample opportunities for everybody to clean up their act and take costs out. >> you are talking about some big numbers in what you think you can take out in costs this year. >> we think that over two years will take out $1 billion in costs. so with revenues, let's say, declining slightly, like it has been, we still can hold margins flat and still have decent earnings performance. meanwhile, aviation is booming. >> good for cincinnati. >> i just think, slow growth, volatility. that's the world. there are pockets of growth out there. we are doing a couple billion dollars in egypt this year. we will do $1.5 billion in pakistan. africa is still growing massively for us. mexico is quite strong. people tend to get fixated on one thing

and we got that in spades right now. what else could happen that turned things around. i have seven catalysts. stocks need to come down to levels they are absurd to sell. we rrnt there yet. but further along than we think for those becoming bearish. we see western digital, a chinese business bought 50% of wdc, when the stock was at $69 last night. so you know there is compelling values out there. at least real businesses not to investors and traders, stock jumped 10% on the news as it should have. and second we need the fed to make up its mind. because it seems like it is in the business of creating uncertainty. third, we need shoes to drop. we are worried about the debt and the $50 billion owed by opec and the copper and trading company and the untold exposure volkswagen has after rigging the emissions test. we'll be under this point of collapse from any of the big black holes i like to call them until they are filled in one form or another. we have a hard time mounting a big move higher without closure. we have positive chatter today about glenn corp numbers. i heard

and thursday, david spade, russell westbrook, and music from asap rocky with schoolboy q. join us then. our first guest tonight is a beloved american actor who has been handsome on tv since the day we were born and will stay that way until after we're gone. he has a new show called "grandfathered" premiering september 29th on fox. please say hello to john stamos. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? everything good? >> yeah, man. >> jimmy: i like this. >> you like that? >> jimmy: is that your idea or a person who says, you know what, we should have a pocket square. >> guillermo came up with that. >> jimmy: guillermo, you did that? >> guillermo: yes, sexy. >> you look handsome. >> jimmy: i wanted to grow a beard so people would stop mistaking us for each other. >> you look like a handsome ben affleck or something. >> jimmy: ben just killed himself, yeah. by the way, i saw your show today. very funny. you play a grandfather on the show which is funny in and of itself. >> the campaign lately that i've seen, billboards and posters, they have a picture of me and

cyber security top of the agenda for his spade of meetings in seattle washington yesterday during histe visit to the united states. cnbc was on the ground keeping a close eye on his busy agenda and she filed this report. >> economic diplomacy in seattle today as chinese president xi jinping toured boeing headquaters where executives a announced china would purchase 300 new planes. also meetings with dozens of ceos. in the morning warren buffet and mary bara and tim cook to name a few. echoing what he said in a speech last night about china's faltering economy he told att d attendees today he's aware of the economic risks and challenges and that steps are being taken to address them and also said that china can maintain a high rate of growth for the year to come. honeywell ceo told us before the meeting he would raise a number of concerns. >> state owned enterprises need to be more open. they should open up their air space. if you try to fly through china there's huge swaths of the country that you can't fly over. >> he spoke with us after the meeting and said that cyber security was t

and later this week, tobey maguire, david spade, russell westbrook, dale earnhardt jr. and we will have music from kip moore and asap rocky with schoolboy q. so please join us for every moment of that. our first guest tonight is a gift from colombia for which we will never be able to pay them back. her multi, multi emmy-winning show "modern family" returns to abc wednesday, september 23rd. please welcome sofia vergara. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you! >> jimmy: very good, nice to see you. you look beautiful. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i'm doing well, thank you. how are you? >> i'm very good, very happy to be here again. i always come here. >> jimmy: always a highlight to have you here. it's like -- really like christmas right now for me. >> that's why i wore red for you. >> jimmy: thank you for doing that. >> feeling like christmas. >> jimmy: you got gained since the last time you were here. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> christmas, actually. near christmas. >> jimmy: did you get a christmas gift and the engagement ring? >> yes, yes. but it wasn't that

next week, we have a nice lineup of guests including sofia vergara, john stamos, tobey maguire, david spadeorld news tonight," jake tapper from cnn, dale earnhardt jr., nba star russell westbrook. and we will have music from kacey musgraves, cold war kids, kip moore, and asap rocky. >> jimmy: our first guest is a six-time emmy nominated actress and writer whose tv show "the mindy project" moves to hulu on tuesday. and her new book, "why not me?" comes out the same day. that is a two for tuesday. please welcome mindy kaling. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> jimmy: how you doing? >> i'm fine. >> jimmy: it is very good to see you. >> very good to see you. >> jimmy: was this a shooting day for you? >> it was. it was. yeah. >> jimmy: is that exhausting are you exhausted? you are the star of the show. you are in everything. you write everything. it is really a lot isn't it? >> it's a lot. right now a little particularly stressful because we are in the middle of a gift war. >> jimmy: who is? >> my writing staff is of the mindy project is in a gift war with the writing staff of the show unbrea

. >> all the dogs have the passports which show they have been vaccinated as well as spade or neutered. the beaded necklaces the frogs wearing were made to help bring them good luck and looks look they are work. >> our goal is to get as many as we can. to work togetherring with the other groups in the country. get as many as these dogs into the homes. if you are interested in adopting the friend, just to tho the organization's web site ligrr. org. there you go. he loves the cookies. cannot get enough of them. it goes the available dog section. that is the least here in west babylon. lidia curanaj, "fox 5 news." so no. very sweet. >> well last night was tough loss for giants' fans. >> it was late, too. we're taking a closer look at the big mistakes that led to the loss to the cowboys, then this. >> well, red full? >> with a. >> that guy says it all. >> reports of bedbugs in a popular new york city movie theater. what angry moviegoers are doing about it. >> can you make the pope laugh? >> how you can submt. the best jokes with the possibility of delivering with it the pope in person. >>

and jack spade. >> that permit psa has done away and closed their retail stores and at the time that argued their intent they didn't meet the formula retail but had intents to be a formula retail. >> they're in hawaii. >> are they still open i didn't see my locations. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you mentioned the preempts were issued and obviously substantially rescinded them what was the length of times that lapsed. >> a little over a month maybe a month exactly they were issued on april 8th and the application was dated may 8 yeah. >> those permits would have been subject to appeal at that time. >> gun 15 days of issuance thank you. >> commissioners the matter is submitted. >> well, i guess i'll start so as my fellow commissioners, this topic of preservation of small businesses and the uniqueness of our city is passionate to me i at one time was a small business owner in san francisco for 16 plus years until a formula retail company blockbuster hollywood they blow in rented a big space and blew out caused the rents to permanently go up the question really is that little letter o

>> we play partner spades. the guys have taught me how to play checkers. we talk.walking club together, and we walk the perimeter together and we talk and we talk. >> what age will you be when you get out of prison? if -- what age will you be when you're eligible to get out? >> i probably won't get out. i probably won't get out. >> you'll probably die behind bars? >> probably. >> as for the women who once lived in john jamelske's world, life above ground has had its ups and downs. kirsten and jennifer now have families of their own. some are still living lives at risk on the street, but each says they'll never be entirely free of the cold chains and clammy dungeon air that colors the darkest corners of their minds. >> sometimes i'll just start crying for no reason at all, and i won't even know what's wrong with me. >> john jamelske has now been moved to a maximum security prison, the clinton correctional facility in northern new york state. his home was put up for sale with the proceeds to be divided among all five of his victims. the dungeon has been destroyed. th

. >> reporter: cummings originally told investigators another sibling pushed william spade down the stepsand when cummings went to jail just months later on 18 counts of burglary, he told yet another story. >> during that interview mr. cummings blamed his wife for the child's death. totally inconsistent with the evidence. >> reporter: the original autopsy said the cause of death was undetermined, but detectives say there was evidence of sexual abuse. but the case lay dormant until 2014, when a second opinion on the autopsy concluded murder and investigators went back to david cummings' jail cell this summer. >> they have a confession from david cummings that he killed the little boy. >> shocking right there. shocking. really didn't think that -- how can you do that to your own kid? >> reporter: without that confession, we would have been able to prove some sexual offenses, but we remained stone walled in proving that this was a homicide. >> reporter: the district attorney says it really was good detective work that got david cummings. and we've reached out to the little boy's mother, she

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