. >> you may be wondering where was terrence howard. official word from his rep is that he was unavailable. today, a judge in l.a. ruled on terrence's divorce case. with ex-wife, michelle gent. she accused terrence of domestic violence. he has denied it. said it will continue and go to trial. >>> coming up, bindi irwin is going to "dancing with the stars." has t do you like the passaaadd? it's a good looking car. this is the model rear end event. the model year end sales event. it's yeaend! it's the rear end event. year end, rear end, check it out. talk about turbocharging my engine. you're gorgeous. what kind of car do you like? new, or many miles on it? get a $1000 volkswagen reward card on select 2015 passat models. or lease a 2015 passat limited edition for $189 a month after a $1000 bonus. crocodiles. >> stay on the ground because we'll be right back. >>> tomorrow, matt damon on his tenth wedding anniversary and falling in love with his wi leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise

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. >> you may be wondering where was terrence howard. official word from his rep is that he was unavailable. today, a judge in l.a. ruled on terrence's divorce case. with ex-wife, michelle gent. she accused terrence of domestic violence. he has denied it. said it will continue and go to trial. >>> coming up, bindi irwin is going to "dancing yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity, dinner feels a million years away, grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. >>> the new season of "dancing with the stars." bindi irwin. >> that was how steve irwin's little girl was introduced as the first contestant of season 21. bindi is 17 years old and like her famous father, she has no trouble wrangling crocks. but how will she hold up with that lion's den of dancing judges? >> the judges scare me more than crocodile

. >> you may be wondering where was terrence howard. official word from his rep is that he was unavailable. today, a judge in l.a. ruled on terrence's divorce case. with ex-wife, michelle gent. she accused terrence of domestic violence. he has denied it. said it will continue and go to trial. >>> coming up, bindi irwin is going to "dancing with the stars." has t me more than crocodiles. >> stay on the ground because we'll be right back. >>> tomorrow, matt damon on his tenth wedding anniversary and falling in love with his wi the buttery jack was a huge success. people went crazy for a burger with melted garlic herb butter. now, here's the sequel... ...with portobello mushrooms. boom. hang on, i don't want anyone to trip... ok. oh yeah. that's jack's new portobello mushroom buttery jack, the sequel to the classic and bacon & swiss, topped with the same melted garlic herb butter, plus portobello mushrooms and grilled onions. spoiler alert: it's awesome. of their favore nnerime speal!theyo kn, find yr pes favote fd atetsmt! buone,et o 50%f

terrence is only 110 pounds, little guy. but he fit through a small hole.nd this federal agent said that he had a hammer. now, here is the difference and here is why i take issue with this story. and i understand his dad is hurting and that is the worst thing a human being could go through, i believe, is losing a child, because to you, that person will always be your baby no matter what kind of record they have. and i understand his father's pain. but when the task force came to the door, the dad lied and said his son wasn't there. >> yeah, go to youtube, you can see the story. but that's exactly right. it's a lie. listen, if it was me and i come from a place, you come from a place, it's my mom's house, i'm coming down 'cause that's what you'll bring on her. the point here is we got issues in america. but everybody keep a cool head. you can even go back to ferguson, the ballistics match what wilson said. everybody keep a cool head and let's decide the cases we want to complain about based on the evidence, not what you want to feel. it's not getting any of u

. >> so after court battle, judge finally ruled in terrence howard's favor, los angeles judge overturnedhoward with his seconds wife after finding the actor signed the 2012 agreement under durress. the judge said his ex, for scaring him into thinking she would leak private details about him. the judge continued on after siting with howard saying terrence howard is a bully but just because you're a bully doesn't mean that you can be bull. >> i well, we should maybe talk about this case tomorrow on the show. >> yes. >> because she said that she was going to talk about his body parts, right, his privates? >> yes. >> show some video? >> and voice males and stuff that came out. but, also, so this is his second wife, recently got divorce from the his third wife. that will was little quieter. but everyone talking about the second wife. >> that was 2012, that second divorce. >> yes. >> they've had one since then. >> the one who just had the baby, yes. >> boy, slow down. >> happened over the summer. >> terrence. >> mike? >> slow down. >> a lot of drama. >> blowing all this empire money paying all

and the push to lift the ban on sleeping in cars. [ jazz music ] >> plus him hometown, jazz giant terrence blanchard on the city that he was born and raised in, new orleans. >> to me they embody the whole idea of what it mines to be resilient. >> ten years after katrina. ♪ >> asian markets are just now open for trading. markets closed down again on tuesday for the sixth day in a row. the new york stock exchange opened optimistically this morning, but finished the day back in the red, dropping nearly 205 points. the loss wasn't as steep as yesterday, but after another tumultuous day investors remain nervous about what comes next. john terrett is in the newsroom with more. >> they, john, the dow jones industrial average, the best measure of the u.s. and global economy almost wiped out yesterday's losses until worries over china simply overtook investors once more. >> what a different a day makes. the biggest point drop that was ever seen with red across the big board, a sea of green could be seen most of tuesday until the final hour of trading when things fell apart. at the bell the dow jone

>> pam: empire's terrence howard is in divorce court hell! talk about your dirty laundry being exposed! the insider's debbie matenopoulos is in los angeles with more >> pam: pam, >> claims of threesomes, cocaine, ecstasy, and accusations that he gave his ex-wife something she didn't want and can't get rid of!! with his divorce proceedings reading like a r-rated version of his hit drama, >>we had to investigate what do terrence and lucious lyon really have in common? >>courthouse >>im sad that this has to be on a public forum >>terrence howard's contentious divorce settlement from ex wife number 2 turning scandalous as embarrassing details emerge: alleged drug use, suicide and std's >> pam: 2012 divorce settlement from his second ex-wife.michelle ghent. and so texts, emails and audio recordings are going on the record. among them an email from howard stating quote i couldnt do anything but sit there at a * * * razor blade, i just wanted to die. >>courthouse >>to have your personal life exposed >>meanwhile according to howard's reported testimo

that pails in comparison what's been happening in terrence howard's personal life. judge just said the actor does not have to honor a divorce settlement with his ex-wife. >> the stunning message on a restaurant receipt that one customer is calling race seive. the restaurant read the message correctly but it's not racist. we'll let them explain. >> the eagles got back to practice today one eagles player is really angry. with the cheap shot of terrell suds on sam bradford and director of nfl officials tied with the ravens. hear all the comments coming up in sports. >> fox 29 is holding a school supply drive and we'd love for to you help us out. stop by the fox 29 studios we're at fourth and market this friday from seven to 10:00 a.m. with all kinds of school supplies. we'll make sure children in our area get the supplies they need for a fantastic school year. ♪ progressive insurance here, and i'm a box who thrives on the unexpected. ha-ha! shall we dine? [ chuckle ] you wouldn't expect an insurance company to show you their rates and their competitors' rates, but that

and many are coming back, and plus, new orleans jazz great, terrence blanchard, talks about katrina's impact on his town. >> when i first saw that my city was in trouble, i thought, this is the united states of america, and i thought rescue crews, the military would be there, taking care of people, rescuing people and bringing them to safety. and when i saw what unfolded, i was in disbelief. >> we'll hear more from terrence coming up in the next hour. tony. >> tributes have been pouring in for indy car, racing car, justin wilson, who died last night. he was severely injured sunday when he was struck in the head with debris. wilson's peers remembered a lovely guy with an infectious smile. and wilson, who was an organ donor, had already be saved six lives. i'm tony harris in new york, and thank you for watching. john seigenthaler is back in just a couple of minutes. >> tonight, a reality check on how america's economy is weathering the storm. destination unknown. risking everything for a better life. o

"empire" star terrence howard plays a ruthless tough guy on tv as you know but the court finding himm of bullying. a judge ruling in his favor in a heated divorce battle. the actor's attorney speaking out about it just ahead. >> a lot of emotional testimony there. also in our next story that prep school trial. former student at st. paul's school charged with raping a younger female classmate. many of his friends on the stand monday didn't do him any favors. abc's gio benitez is covering the trial in concord, new hampshire. good morning, gio. >> reporter: yeah, george, good morning to you. some of his friends say there was a competition over who could get the most girls. now as this trial nears its end, the defense says it may only call on one witness, the student himself. this week, 19-year-old owen labrie may be the only witness testifying in his own defense. this as he stands accused of raping a 15-year-old girl last year. he maintains he never had sex with her. but some of his own friends taking the stand monday saying he told them he did. >> i had left under the impression that t

. ♪ fugitive task force went into a detroit home last april looking for terrence callum a 20-year-oldn in pizza guy's fa face. callum a black man ended up dead. the federal agent who shot him said the suspect dropped through a hole in the attic and came at him wielding a hammer. the father claims his son was unarmed and was the victim of a police assassination. recently the wayne county prosecutor ruled in favor of the agent. no charges will be brought. in the current climate of america, it's important to say that the federal agent is also black as is the prosecutor. the pizza guy is white. >> yes, black lives matter. of course, they matter. but you know what else matters? credible facts matter. supportable evidence matters. proveable evidence matters. doing justice matters. and the truth matters. ♪ >> he was reaching for this father when they killed him. that boy didn't have nothing in his hands. they straight out he can cuted him. >> protesters coming the city on edge. who to believe? we went to the haas hold with the prosecutor's findings to get to the heart of the matter. >> the p

terrence gistr of the plate.s at >> i know your mom is quite at cheerleader. >> oh, my goodness, over the light power. [screaming] that? about she's speechless. lou: that's why it's best out there. rg iii update is that there is no update. the team practices tomorrow and that's when we'll probably get on his concussion and whether or not he'll play against the ravens saturday night. happy, twin sister was happy. but i know hec was happy and that's why we love the little league world series. family.ne big happy we'll be right back with a final kelly: want more beautiful weather? devon says no problem. devon: we got it coming our way. temperatures will be warmer but get out there, at the beach to cool off. lowegrees, humidity still levels. 92 is a bit hot compared to the average high of 86 but not high enough humidity, you'll feel some monday but not enough to storms.owers and elevation west in the mountains spread scattered showers and storms. entering another dry period. water our lawns over the next week or so. the only rain came with the other night. the might be another week or lon

. >> reporter: inspectors spent the day searching through high school campus on terrence avenue after last night's explosion rocked the neighborhood. what did you hear? what did it sound like? >> oh, it's -- whoo! it was like a earthquake. you know? it was -- the floor was shaking, you know, we all ran because we was all scared. >> reporter: three contractors now recovering in the burn unit with severe injuries from the explosion. they had been doing construction in the science labs on the sixth floor. mayor bill de blasio says one of those workers lit a match to test the gas line and this prompted the blast. the investigation. >> don't pretend to be an expert but i don't believe this was standard procedure. i believe this was a mistake. >> reporter: the building has extensive damage and it goes science lab. multiple levels have been affected and classes are supposed to start september 9. earlier today, carmen farina the chancellor of new york city schools told us, classes should begin on time. >> all is under control. we fully expect the school will be opening on time. >> reporter: n

so you know, terrence and i had to oblige. [ laughter ] so we did that. fans were going crazy.ll. >> jimmy: the wig and everything. >> yes. and instead of doing the pink gown, they made it leopard. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. for taraji. we had to do that. >> for cookie! i hate that bitch! she's stolen my entire life. >> jimmy: oh, no stop it. that's not true. >> she has. everywhere i go, they call me "cookie." >> jimmy: no, no. you're taraji with me always. >> except that time backstage when you called me "cookie." >> jimmy: i did call you "cookie" but -- but i mean it's not only here, it's worldwide now. it's global. >> no. actually -- well, no no, cookie is. but my fans overseas recognize me as taraji. >> jimmy: that's right. >> "taraji p. henson, please, please, please, please, please, please." i'm like, "please what?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "can you give me autograph?" >> "give me autograph, please please." >> jimmy: "please, i want to meet" -- >> and when they say "please", it's like they're dying. and it's like, "okay, i've got to do it here." >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >

. >> reporter: the man behind the pulpit now, the reverend terrence griffith will find himself preaching to another flock on the world meeting stage. >> it's not a world meeting of catholics. a world meeting of families. >> reporter: he's speaking at the world meeting of families in september. he believes organizers chose him because he has a message for parents of all faiths. >> we need parents to get back to basics. we need parents to train their kids, take their children to the mosque, the church, the synagogue. >> reporter: he believes a lot of the problems facing american cities, crime, drug, unemployment, ultimately exist because children aren't in church like they were 50 years ago. there's no accountability, he says, to a higher power. >> without god in the society, the society is destined for destruction. >> reporter: he says philadelphia needs families to go to church, almost as much as churches need them. >> without the family, there's no church. without the family there's no synagogue. without a family there's no mosque. we need a family. >> reporter: families have held his c

. >> reporter: the man behind the pulpit now, the reverend terrence griffith will find himself preachingo another flock on the world meeting stage. >> it's a world meeting of families. >> reporter: he's speaking at the world meeting of families in september. he believes organizers chose him because he has a message for parents of all faiths. >> we need parents to get back to basics. we need parents to trainç thei kids, take their children to the mosque, the church, the synagogue. >> reporter: he believes a lot of the problems facing american cities, crime, drug, unemployment ultimately exist because children aren't in church like they were 50 years ago. there's no accountability, he says, to a higher power. >> without god in the society, the society is destined for destruction. >> reporter: he says philadelphia needs families to go to church, almost as much as churches need them. >> without the family, there's no church. without the family there's no synagogue. without a family there's no mosque. we need a family. >> reporter: families have held his church together for 206 years and cou

. >> terrence howard's divorce court drama.

. >> terrence howard's divorce court drama. >> the "empire" star talks to us about the bitter battle that's threatening to expose family secrets. >> it doesn't feel like anything. there's nothing there. >> i beg to differ. sparks are definitely in the air. hollywood's hottest stars try to beat the heat at the teen choice awards. >> "straight outta compton." >> and into box office victory. >> these kind of films are sometimes dismissed. >> i got something to say. >>> now, hollywood from the inside out. >>> the man from u.n.c.l.e. gets beaten badly by the godfathers of gangsta rap. from the hood to

today, terrence egger was named the new publisher of the philadelphia inquirer, philadelphia daily news and philly.com. he takes over october 1st. he worked for the cleveland plain dealer and the st. louis post dispatch. when asked about layoffs, egger said quote, we may have to make adjustments and said, too, that next year, promised to be difficult financially. >>> next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00," pope francis plans to visit a local prison next month. today, we got a glimpse of what inmates #l special hon for. >>> and decades in the making. a look at what a new sea wall that connects atlantic city to margate. >>> when will the rain move out? plus, comfort returns the rest of the week. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>>

they ran after terrence fletcher and an officer fired several shots and hit him. fletcher is in the hospital with a bullet wound to his leg. police won't say what prompted the officer to fire his weapon. they say they found a hand gun. >>> tropical storm erika is moving and shifting gears. it could bring catastrophic flooding to the dominican republic. 20 people are missing and four others confirmed dead in the caribbean island of dominica. people in puerto rico are also bracing for the worst. stores and businesses closed their doors. what is the latest on erika's movement? hurricane expert, chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz joining us now. this system is really going to bring a lot of rain. >> yeah. i think that will be the biggest problem with it. when we look back on this storm, that is going to be its legacy, more rain and flooding than hurricane force winds. because it is still relatively weak, it is disorganized and now it's very close to land and not only just land, mountainous land. so that's a triple whammy for not strengthening. 50 mile an h

yesterday, terrence eger was named the new publisher of "the philadelphia inquirer", q the philadelphiaily news as well. >>> an amusement park ride at the jersey shore burst into flames. >> you'll see the video of the burned out ride. ahead, hear what officials say is to blame and why one person is being credited with keeping everyone safe. >>> and the start of the school year comes with quite a welcome at one university. see why many an campus are outraged. >>> some will need sunglasses, others umbrellas. right now, 74 degrees at 4:38. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast, just ahead. ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 20 minutes before 5:00. big storms last night, still looking at clouds in philadelphia. the view from center city. it has dried out in the city, 76 degrees now. the humidity is still elevated. potential really going to come down significantly during the day.

did i get that right, terrence? >> yeah, you got it right.t important thing to remember in these structured settlements, they're different than traditional settlements paid out in one lump sum. the reason these started the way they did is because these people are vulnerable recipients and they may not have much experience of wiring sums of money. so they eke out that money over time to help that person weather the stresses of ordinary life. these are usually the only assets these people have. na the meantime, disability is expensive, poverty is expensive and it piles up. that really is what gave rise to this industry that comes in and pays out what sometimes can be dimz dimes on the dollar for these structured settlements. >> it reads to me almost like the predatory lending we've seen not only in mortgages that i think we're used to hearing about, but also in used cars, in pa the pay day loans. is it in that category? >> critics do say this is predatory lending because these are extremely complicated. they stretch across at least a dozen page

terrence o'sullivan from the university of akron. we have justin vaughn from boise state university. we also have stephen knott from the u.s. naval war college. we have a great set of panelists here with us. unfortunately, congressman king could not make it today due to commitments in washington. today's first paper -- the way that we're going to do this, we have two papers in this session. after the papers, i will have discussion from our two discussants. let's start with our first paper "we must work every day to improve the creation of a homeland infrastructure in the george w. bush white house." we'll have two speak others that. david cohen and terrence o'sullivan. >> thank you very much. before i get started, i just want to thank hofstra university for putting on this conference. this is actually my third presidential conference. the first one i attended was that of george h.w. bush. i was a lowly graduate student back then. and i presented a paper on white house chief of staff john sanuno sat and and sat in the front row. he wa

. >> reporter: the man behind the pulpit now, the reverend terrence griffith will find himself preaching to another flock on the world meeting stage. >> it's not a world meeting of catholics. it's a world meeting of families. >> reporter: he's speaking at the world meeting of families in september. he believes organizers chose him because he has a message for parents of all faiths. >> we need parents to get back to basics. we need parents to train their kids, take their children to the mosque, the church, the synagogue. >> reporter: he believes a lot of the problems facing american cities today, crimes drugs and unemployment ultimately exist because children aren't in church like they were 50 years ago. there's no accountability, he says, to a higher power. >> without god in the society, the society is destined for destruction. >> reporter: he says philadelphia needs families to go to church, almost as much as churches need them. >> without the family, there's no church. without the family there's no synagogue. without a family there's no mosque. we need a family. >> reporter: families h

one of the best anti-poverty emily, --s a strong strong family, led by two strong terrence.mong dual parent families is about 7%. among month families with single mothers, 35%. the reason is simple. it is tougher to raise a family alone. too many kids are growing up .ithout their dads to exertumbent upon us the positive societal pressures that can turn the tide in the breakdown of fatherhood in america. but for many, that is not an option and there is no tougher job in the world than being a single mom. [applause] so, as governor of florida, i tried to do something about it. i doubled our efforts to collect child support payments. the children were better off because of that. quality education and a family support system, ending the cycle of poverty improves access to jobs. i set a goal to defy my economic agenda should i become president. i do not for one moment except the new normal of anemic 2% growth. i believe we can achieve annual economic growth of 4% and a lot rides on the difference. the new normal is more businesses going under then starting up. 4% is a true reviva

"empire" star terrence howard won a major victory in court. a judge overturned the settlement with his wife. it says he was coerced when he signed the agreement in 2012 that would have given her a significant amount of his money. howard claims that she threatened to leak private recordings in video if he refused to sign it. jen: tracy morgan has something to smile about. while recovering from last year's accident on the new jersey turnpike, he married his long time fiancee last night. they have a two-year-old daughter together. it was an emotional ceremony and morgan was actually able to walk down the aisle without assistance. steve: awesome to see him back and doing well. >> you don't have to travel far for the best pizza in a america. this is trip advisor's best place in the nation. it was chosen based on restaurant reviews. coal-fired oven. it's the best. one of the owners came by "good day" to give us a taste and explain what makes their pizza so good. >> we use really, really great ingredients. we have 15 vendors that contribute to each p

. >>> yesterday terrence eager was named editor of "the fefl quarterfinal inquirer "and said next year you can always get updates with the "nbc10 news" app. >>> we're back with our best of home show on this boozeday tuesday. we never know what to expect when she drops by. >> we're talking about barbara corcoran we asked you if your house was in need of home appeal and send us a photo so kathie lee and barbara could go head to head in the showdown. >> we did it. >> house two was sent in by charlotte from cleveland, tennessee. she wants her home to have a warm and welcoming feel. barbara? >> the roof is in charge of this house. boom, we are the roofs. we have one, two, three, four -- ♪ we are the roofs >> so i gave the windows a shot. i simply enlarged them. there were so many angles in the house. that's a great testament to how effective a wavy path is. without that wavy path, it would still be too straight but the wavy path in in my opinion makes that house. >> i like the windows. >> let's see what kathie lee did. >> that's the before, here's the after. >> you don't remember? >> i did

yesterday, terrence eger was named the new publisher of "the philadelphia inquirer," philadelphia dailynews and philly.com. he takes over october 1st. when asked about layoffs, he said, quote, we may have to make adjustments. he said next year promised to be difficult financially. >>> take a look at this video. an intersection is still closed because of a sunk hole that opened up yesterday at the corner of tulip and huntington streets in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. skyforce 10 was over the scene. officials say a broken water pipe caused the sinkhole. we took new video of the sinkhole two hours ago. take a look at that. at the time, crews were working to restore water service in the area. we are working to find out how long it will take to preparepai hole and re-open the intersection. >>> now your nbc 10 for first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 6:08. the sunshine is going to be bright later today. i'm tracking showers in new jersey. you'll see them at the shore to start with. with clearing skies, the temperatures will go up, warm afternoon, upper 80s. the h

. >>> a judge says empire star terrence howard signed a divorce settlement with his second life because she threatened to release recordings of him having phone sex with other women and video of him dancing naked. the judge just threw out the agreement so they have to negotiate a new one. they're still divorced. the news continues next. >>> continuous coverage the unprecedented chaos on wall street today topping the news now at the bottom of the hour. what all of this means for our retirement and 401(k)s, the closing bells 28 minutes away, and if righting now is any indication we don't have any idea what will happen. the dow is up 680 points and 4.14%. earlier it had it biggest rise, point rise-ever in a single day, after the biggest point drop in a single day. the dow plunged more than 1,000 points win just minutes of the opening bell. anallies are blaming the mess in china and concerns of its economy, which is the second large nest all the world. -- largest in all the world. geri willis is here with mow. don't know. what do you expect? >> this is so volatile. let me show you hoyt star

. >> my name is ed gregory, originally from terrence falls, born and brought up here, born in 1945.andfather. >> during the hay day, there were three paper mills, cotton mill, a silk mill, a foundry, a beehive of activity here. >> back then, a company town like this, the company actually took care of you. they built and provided homes for their employees. schools, the river provided energy. the company provided nearly everything else. >> the hayday is gone. people are definitely struggling to find work. the town just kind of died during the '80s. >> when the folks came to work, they were immigrants -- >> attracted by the manufacturing here. >> correct. made it a possibility of owning a home in a real decent part of the county here. ♪ >> so my father was here, a millwright, a millwright's job is a jack of all trades if you will. if there was something to be repaired. >> you could work in a mill and live in a nice home, send your kids to school, make a living all on a mill salary. >> you bet. >> it's unthinkable now. what happened to the business? >> things are going to other countrie

terrence just belting a monster home run over the left field fence in the top of the third of the little league world series, his team, the northwood south carolina little league beat new england. dan, they beat new england by a score of 7-1. >> watch this, mom. >> that wasn't even close. >> yeah, not even close. >> really cool. >> yeah, it was. >> everybody struggling with baseball in new england. >> you got to pile on there, rob. just because you stand next to him doesn't mean you have to take his side every time. >> you see, he puts his hand in my shot and i got to behave. >> it's a fact. >> rob is not struggling with the weather. >> thank you, cecilia. >> great segue. >> here we go. check this out. this guy last weekend, amazing video kayaking near his home, i suspect, northwest of tampa just north of hudson, florida, on the coast of the gulf of mexico and he was basically instead of chasing storms, he was being chased by this thunderstorm. you see him looking nervously over his shoulder, and he is just trying to get back to shore. this is kind of a lagoon type of area, kind of an in

. >>> plus the empire star breathing a huge sigh of relief tonight watch a judge just said about terrenced. ♪ ♪ >>> hole in a building in queens new york shows the impact of a bus earlier today. look at that there. the driver swerved to avoid hitting a car. you can see from skyfox really not part of that building just clean off. authorities say six people were hurt when the resorts world casino bus crashed right around 3:00 this afternoon including one person inside that building. firefighters actually had to cut the driver from the wreckage but none of the injuries are live threatening. >>> world leaders are calling three americans one british man a source of inspiration tonight after officials say they helped avert a tragedy. today the pressed france couldn't let the three americans return home without his country's most prestigious award, the legion of honor. childhood pals u.s. airman spencer stone oregon national guardsman alex scarlotto and sacremento state student sadler were on a train from amsterdam to paris when they saw a gunman move their train car. they made a split second de

. >> terrence howard's divorce court drama. >> the "empire" star talks to us about the bitter battlethreatening to expose family secrets. >> it doesn't feel like anything. there's nothing there. >> i beg to differ. sparks are definitely in the air. hollywood's hottest stars try to beat the heat at the teen choice awards. >> "straight outta compton." >> and into box office victory. >> these kind of films are sometimes dismissed. >> i got something to say. >>> now, hollywood from the inside out. >>> the man from u.n.c.l.e. gets beaten badly by the godfathers of gangsta rap. from the hood to hollywood. we are inside their big box office win. they crushed it. >> yes, they did. it was amazing. we'll get to all that in a minute. but first the close connection between two best friends coping with different but difficult kinds of losses. supporting each other through it all. we go inside the unconditional friendship of kathie lee give and kris jenner. >> i thank the lord for his grace to us as a family, and i pray his grace on all of you as well.

terrence, if you want kids to make big money, forget tennis lessons, work on their punchline. forbes is out with a list of the highest paid tv actors and sitcom stars are laughing avoided the bank. jim parsons of "the big bang theory" is number one, making $29 million the year. his castmate is second with $27 million. 11 of the top 15 are in, these. -- comedies. i think we could rebrand "surveillance" as a comedy. news, we of breaking will see in the coming quarters, rip up the script dramatically, resources for $14.8 billion. this is 120,000 employees. this is what you're going to see an oil in the coming months. week thato this last the financial restructuring of oil must occur. we will rip up the script. david perl with us with epic investments. this is about cash flow. you come down the income statement and bad things happen, doesn't it? >> the good things are, when you have positive cash flow, there is value. when you are at these low is much,s, the roi much better. the synergy of moving these two companies together is really, really positive right now. when you are the m

prosecutor has declined to charge an immigration and customs enforcement agent in the fatal shooting of terrencet shooting occurred in april. the prosecutor saying the investigation shows that i.c.e. officer mitchell quinn acted in self-defense. >>> new research by nasa shows vast areas of california's central valley are sinking faster than previous thought as massive amounts of ground water are pumped during the historic drought. the sinking land has seen costly damage to canals that deliver water throughout california. >>> regal entertainment group, which owns hundreds of movie theaters across the u.s. will now search bags and backpacks as customers enter the building. the move comes in light of recently violence in movie theaters in louisiana and tennessee. >>> mexican authorities torching more than 75 tons of elicit drugs in the border city of tijuana. they say the drugs had a market value of more than $120 million. mexico's attorney general was joined by military officials for that burning. you're up to date. that's the news update at this hour, guys. back to you, cnn hour. >> all right. th

we have got with us terrence fi fitzsummons. >> victory, my name is fitzmorris. >> there are calls for removed. first, is it appropriate to call the fleur-de-lis a racist symbol and characterize it that way and should it be reconsidered? >> the fleur-de-lis was used to brand calves but that was 1724 through the 1760s. the french imperial government monarch of a government governed louisiana. that symbol has now been a symbol for a long time of rejuvenation, restoration, reconstruction of a city that was nearly drowned ten years ago. that symbol is not a racist assembl symbol. it should be used and celebrated as the saints do and as we do and you mentioned in your promo, many states and many cities that use that symbol. it's a symbol of hope in the city of new orleans and it unites both black and white in their love affair of the city of new orleans and their beloved new orleans saints. >> so let's talk about these confederate monuments because that is the fight at the forefront right now. new orleans major, mitch landrieu to talk about removing these. but governor jindal is vowing to f

. >> good work commissioners staff i'm terrence allen most recently working with the board of supervisorseate the medical cannabis task force over the next 18 months will offer recommendations similar to those how mcds are sdrbld around the city about a little bit over a decade i was fortunate enough to be asked by one the disappears in the early marijuana distribution process to become a board member of champion an market and church street the first ever experiment where all excess money stayed inside the champ facility and used and reinvested what that ruled in a huge socialization space you had a dispensary on one side and overwhelming popper the area to social lists you hear people sharing information until we really know and what works within the cannabis and the pardon me t h c in impels until we know that as science patient like myself rely on the information from other partiality it is important that be continued in san francisco i see in san francisco i see the no sign i'm proud to see let's fourth how to do it with barbary coast looking at their operation you can yep them or goo