they had but one question for wayne. >> they asked me, are you a fireman? i said, i am today. >> reporter: that answer earned wayne a bigger hose. >> all right. >> reporter: and this is video from that night of wayne using that hose to save his and his neighbor's homes. the year that has followed, wayne says, has been almost as much of a whirlwind as that night. >> i'm here because i wanted to thank cal fire. >> reporter: he was honored at an oakland raiders game, singled out by their star quarterback. >> on the way out, derek carr was walking towards me, and he said, are you wayne? i go, yeah. he goes, i want to shake your hand. >> reporter: but for all the outside attention, it is what wayne feels on the inside that is most meaningful, most lasting to him. people often wonder how they would respond in a time of crisis. wayne no longer has to. >> my pride goes to the point that i didn't back down. i was -- i stood my ground there. >> reporter: still, wayne wishes he could have done more. though with each new home that rises in coffey park, the horrors of t

wayne rooney! rooney! board, it's wayne rooney. —— england have scored, it's wayne rooney.n either liverpool or manchester, washington is now wayne's world. wayne rooney! i'm a big fan of rooney, my cat is named after him! i was not a big fan of him being signed up but he has turned my mind round. i love him, i can't believe how great he's been. he was like, i can't believe we've got rooney and we came to the opening game and it was like... i was like, seriously! you complained about them signing this guy? he's amazing! they're amazed now butjust a few months ago the stands were full of sceptics. there have been some players over the year that have come over, star players, who have looked at this as a bit ofa players, who have looked at this as a bit of a vacation, a step down, they didn't have to work that hard, but wayne's been the opposite. wayne has been the opposite. i enjoy it, enjoy playing here, enjoy the games, the pressure of the games and enjoy being here with my family. everything is going to plan. you've dispelled any sense that you we re ever you've dispelled

they had but one question for wayne. wayne: they asked me, "are you a fireman?"d, "i am today." garvin: that answer earned wayne a bigger hose, and he set about stopping the fire right before it swallowed his and his neighbors' homes. the year that has followed, wayne says, has been almost as much of a whirlwind as that night. wayne: i'm here because i want to thank cal fire. garvin: he was honored at an oakland raiders game singled out by their star quarterback. wayne: derek carr was walking towards me and he said, "are you wayne?" i go, "yeah." he goes, "i want to shake your hand." garvin: but for all the outside attention, it is what wayne feels on the inside that is most meaningful, most lasting to him. wayne: my pride goes to the point that i didn't back down. i was--i stood my ground there. garvin: still, wayne wishes he could have done more. for every laugh he and his neighbors may share, there are plenty more tears for those not so fortunate. though with every new home that rises, so do wayne's spirits. jessica: you can bet no one wants to lose wayne as a

wayne is one of the guys i looked a kid.rs, is special. where would it rank to deliver a trophy in here, the united states, after everything else in your career? it would be right up there. it's great to wind trophies and that is why i've come here, to try and wind, help dc wind. if we can manage to do so in my time here thenit can manage to do so in my time here then it will be up there with the other trophies i've won. as he comes towards the end of his own career, can wayne rooney help to build a lasting legacy in the american capital? that's all from sportsday with me will perry. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. have a good one. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are jason beattie, head of politics at the daily mirror, and anna isaac, who's the economics and trade correspondent for the telegraph. lovely to have you both with me tonight. we will have a chat in the moment. first, and at the front pages. let's start with the daily mail and the revela

a special goal from wayne rooney... wayne rooney! rooney! he has scored!verpool manchester, washington is 110w liverpool manchester, washington is now wayne's world. wayne rooney! i'm a big fan of rooney, mike catt is named after him! i was not a big fan of him being signed up but he has turned my mind round. he is doing really good at dc united and i love him. i love him, i can't believe how great he's been. he was like, ican't believe how great he's been. he was like, i can't believe we got rooney and we came to the opening game and he was like... i was like, seriously! you complain about him signing this guy! he's amazing! they are amazed now butjust a few months ago the stands were full of sceptics. there were some legitimate questions about how well he would do here and it was about what he had left. was his heart in it? there have been some players over the yea rs have been some players over the years who have come over, star players, who have looked at this as may be a bit of a step down, vocation, they did not have to work that hard. wayne has been

as stuart pollitt reports from washington a special goal from wayne rooney... wayne rooney! rooney!h football playing in either liverpool or manchester, washington is now wayne's world. i'm a big fan of rooney, my cat is named after him! i was not a big fan of him being signed up but he has turned my mind round. he was like, i can't believe we've got rooney and we came to the opening game and it was like... i was like, seriously! you complained about them signing this guy! he's, like, amazing! they are amazed now butjust a few months ago the stands were full of sceptics. there have been some players over the years who have come over, star players who have looked at this as may be a bit of a step down. they didn't have to work that hard but wayne has been the opposite. and results have been much better. rooney as scored ten goals, dc united are unbeaten in nine games. it's been good. i've enjoyed it, enjoyed playing here, the games. the pressure of the games. i've enjoyed being here with my family so everything has gone to plan. you have obviously dispelled any sense that you were go

: that answer earned wayne a bigger hose. and this is video from that night of wayne using that hose to save his and his neighbor's home. the year that has followed, wayne says, has been almost as much of a whirlwind as that night. >> i'm here because i wanted to thank cal fire. >> reporter: he was honored at an oakland raiders game, singled out by their star quarterback. >> on the way out, derek carr was walking towards me, and he said, "are you wayne?" i go, "yeah." he goes "i want to shake your hand." >> reporter: but for all the outside attention, it is what wayne feels on the inside that is most meaningful, most lasting to him. people often wonder how they would respond in a time of crisis. wayne no longer has to. >> my pride goes to the point that i didn't back down. i stood my ground there. >> reporter: still, wayne wishes he could have done more. though with each new home that rises in coffey park, the horrors of that night one year ago fade a little further away, but wayne's heroism, his neighbors promise, is not som

wayne a bigger hose. >> all right. this is video from that night. wayne using that hose to save his and his neighbor's homes. the year that has followed, wayne says, has been almost as much as of a whirlwind as that night. >> i'm here i wanted to thank -- >> he was honored at an oakland raiders game. singled out by their star quarterback. >> on the way out, derek carr was walking towards me and he said, are you wayne? i go yeah. he goes i want to xiashake your hand. >> for all the outside attention, it's what he feels on the inside that is most meaningful, most lasting to him. people often wonder how they would respond in a time of crisis. wayne no longer has to. >> my pride goes to the point that i didn't back down. i stood my ground there. >> still, wayne wishes he could have done more. though with each new home that rises in coffey park, the horrors of that night fade a little further away. wayne's heroism, his neighbors promise, is not something that will soon be forgotten. >> wayne says he is looking forward to th

they had but one question for wayne. >> are you a fireman? i said, i am today. >> that answer earned wayne a bigger hose. >> all right. >> is that close enough. >> and this is video from that night of wayne using that hose to save his and his neighbor's home. the year that has followed, wayne says, has been almost as much of a whirl wind as that night. >> i'm here because i want to thank cal fire. >> he was honored at an oakland raiders game, singled out by the star quarterback. >> on the way out, derek carr was walking towards me and he said are you wayne? i go, yeah. outside i want to shake yourhe the inside that is most meaningful. most lasting to him. people often wonder how they would respond in a tichl crisis. i stood my ground there. >> still, wayne wishes he could have done more. though with each new home that rises in coffee park, hortorsth horrors of one year ago fade away. but wayne's promise is not something that will soon be forgotten. and wayne says he is looking forward t d whenave rebuilt ther homes and his community is back t

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steve: wayne? wayne: how you doing? steve: how you doing? wayne: i'm good. steve: well, tell us who you brought with us, wayne. wayne: well, i brought my lovely wife ruksana, my brother rod-- steve: ok, hold up, hold up. ruksana: i know. bring it on, uncle. steve: that's where we got-- that's where i got lost at, right there. you the wife? ruksana: i'm the wife and a baby mama. that's what i am. wayne: that's right. hand-picked. bow! ruksana: i don't know--uh, uh-- wayne: yes, sir. steve: hand-picked? wayne: hand-picked. ruksana: mmm. wayne: all the qualities i was looking for. ruksana: oh. that's sweet. steve: no, i believe it. ruksana: he's my best friend since high school. wayne: yeah, we were best friends first. steve: oh, ok. i got it now. ruksana: i had to get a big man so i can get every--he can get me everything i can't reach, and now my daughter's almost gonna be bigger than me. she'll get it for me, too. it works out. steve: ha ha ha! [cheering and applause] ruksana: it works out. steve: you just jazzin' with it. ruksana: i'm jazzin'. anything i'm

though with every new home that rises, so do wayne's spirits. >> you can bet no one wants to lose waynes a neighbor. coming up next, getting a new perspective, how the fire storm changed the way firefighters now work the front lines. >> open for tasting. how wineriries that burned are ready far new harvest. >> we are luckier than most. >> joe montana took with him for ever before his estate went up in flames. and residents fighting back after insurance won't pay up. chris chmura with what you need to know to help yourself. . >>> you can't talk sonoma or napa without thinking of world-class wine. it's a multibillion dollar industry. the wineries proved themselves. >> they are some of the oldest chardonnay and cabernet vines in all of napa, bearing fruit just off the valley's famed silverado trail. >> you can reach, a lot of medium tannic, and really dark in color. >> and it's 2017 vintage, a survivor with a story that's as full-bodied as the cabernet sauvignon that bears its name. on october 8th of last year, he was also its guardian. >> i was putting down some bushes on the left, on the

lil wayne, once again, ladies and gentlemen!ye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- eric mccormack, mlb network analysts sean casey and kevin millar, executive director of "run for something," amanda litman. featuring the 8g band with daxx nielsen. ♪ [ eers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. majority leader mitch mcconnell repeated today that the senate will vote on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh this week becse

and now you have wayne rooney in washington dc.trying to get me to say soccer but i‘m going to keep saying football. recent survey suggests that football is the second most popular sport in this country between 18 and 30 behind nfl. nfl is farand between 18 and 30 behind nfl. nfl is far and away the biggest sport in this country. but if you were going to buy shares in a sport, by them in soccer, or football! one of those youngsters seduced by soccer is this easy united youngster. wayne is one of those guys who i was looking up to asa of those guys who i was looking up to as a kid, i became a manchester united fan early on and having a role models like that leading us has been special. where would it rank to been special. where would it rank to be able to deliver a trophy here in the united states after everything else you‘ve won in your career? the united states after everything else you've won in your career7m would be right up there with the other achievements. it‘s great to win trophies and that‘s why i‘ve come here to try and w

(narrator) wayne had built a reputation as a b-movie tough. bits of poetry...hat. so here's one for him. it's about the only one i know. under the wide, starry sky, dig the grave and let me lie, glad that i lived and gladly die. many of these hollywood films were made according to device. "okay, we gotta make a war picture." again, "we gotta make a picture that'll make people want to join the army." (lindsay anderson) "they were expendable" is an extraordinary personal film. ten-hut! at ease. (lindsay anderson) it's a film, if you like, where heroism equated service. you're a swell bunch. i'm glad to have been able to serve with you. i'd like to tell you we're going to bring back help, but that wouldn't be the truth. we're going down the line to do a job. you're going to bataan with the army. that isn't your training, but they need your help. you older men with experience, take care of the kids. maybe... that's all. god bless you. (lindsay anderson) ford was serving with the navy throughout the war. he believed in what might nowadays be called "the myth of the

and wayne rooney on his new life living and playing football in the united states.it more relaxing for us as a family, i think. if you want to go to the supermarket or you want to pop out and get a coffee then it's quite easy to do. and coming up on bbc news: fans flock to sign books of condolence in leicester — in memory of five people who died in a helicopter crash on saturday. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the chancellor has taken a bit of a gamble with his budget — that's according to the economic think tank, the institute for fiscal studies, which says it could lead to higher borrowing and debt in coming years. and despite his claim that austerity is coming to an end, philip hammond has acknowledged there will be no "real terms" increase in public spending apart from on the nhs. our economics editor kamal ahmed has been looking at looking at the impact of the budget, the spending pledges and the changes to income tax. picking the best route on page in leeds the day after the budget. and who if anyone is looking forward to those tax cuts the c

and we talk to the football star wayne rooney about his new life and success in america. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 9pm in the evening in the us city of pittsburgh. that's where president trump has landed to meet the families of victims of the deadly mass shooting at a synagogue on saturday. the white house has angrily rejected the suggestion that mr trump's rhetoric could be to blame for emboldening racist attacks. but one localjewish group has told the president he is not welcome in the city. from pittsburgh, our north america editorjon sopel has this report. awaiting donald trump's arrival, members of pittsburgh's jewish community gathered outside the tree of life synagogue to sing and to say kaddish, the prayers for those in mourning. the president flew into pittsburgh accompanied by the first lady, but also his daughter, ivanka, who converted tojudaism when she married her orthodoxjewish partner, jared kushner. they first went to the synagogue were the 11

and wayne rooney on his new life living and playing football in the united states capital. or if you want to pop out and get a coffee then it's quite easy to do. the us mid—term elections are just a week away, and democrats will need big wins in some vital races if they hope to retake the house. pennsylvania's seventh district is one such battleground. the demographics in that district have been shifting, with more and more democrats registering to vote in this election. nada tawfik has been to the area's lehigh valley to look at the candidates vying for the seat, and what victory could mean for either party. pennsylvania's seventh district is a microcosm of america. from its industrial heartland and booming suburbs to its expensive rural lands. democrats must win in mixed areas like these if they have any chance of taking back the us house of representatives. this long—time republican seat is now open so voters have been getting to know the fresh faces vying for their support. democrat susan wild, who leads in the polls, and republican marty nothstein, an olympic gold meda

wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> wayne, thank you. we did some quick research when it comes to the odds. to start your mega millions chances, you probably don't want to hear them, but they're 1 in 302 million. you have a better chance of getting attacked by a charge. that is 1 in 11.5 million. and your odds go up when it comes to getting struck by lightning. 1 in 14,600. so if you're playing football in high school, your nfl shots are a better shot. so what we are' saying is, don't get your hopes up. but it's fun. >>' it is fun. >>> speaking of getting lucky and long odds, thousands are hoping to get their hands on some "hamilton" tickets. >> lines snaked around the building, tickets for the hit broadway show went on sale at 10:00 this morning. >> the shows start in february and run through september. melanie woodrow chatted with some folks. >> i started out at number 89,000, and i'm down to 73,000, but the line has been paused for 20 minutes and i'm like, i'm just two blocks away, i should wait in the real line. >> reporter: you hear

[laughter] wayne: it is a news is that are adopting.it is part of that process to make it easy for people to register. we are ahead of you is that we are the state with the highest percentage of registered voters in america at 90%. that is a positive thing. we did not talk about voting. in colorado, as maggie said, we are kind of the old burger king, "have it your way" commercial kind of thing. you want to vote in person? great. come in and vote in person. you want to get your ballot early? great. you want to vote anywhere in your county? yes. but we are also going to mail a ballot out to every single registered voter, so those will go out october 15. for the military, we sent those ballots out 45 days ahead of time. i established an encrypted way that you can return it electronically. for those who may be voting, for a nuclear submarine under a polarized cap. does not show up all the time to those people. on a regular basis. we have got lots of different ways for people to vote. because we sent the ballots out and 93% to 99% of our vot

wayne jenkins was a sergeant in charge of a powerful unit of plainclothes detectives their job was to take firearms off the street but this f.b.i. evidence revealed that the officers operated as a gang within the police department profiling residents breaking into homes stealing cash trafficking drugs and looting the city of overtime pay what did they do. what did they do. it was crooked cops around it don't bad things the people. in two thousand and seventeen eight officers were arrested in one of the worst american police scandals in a generation faultlines returned to baltimore in the midst of that scandal which raise questions the communities across the u.s. have been asking for years how do corrupt officers remain on the street and who should police the police to these officers were finally caught who caught them the u.s. attorney's office and the feds as a war. and that. at scary because one. because of an outside agency didn't step in they'd still be out there. the f.b.i. use wiretaps to close its case against baltimore's corrupt cops this is audio from those recorded phone cal

. >> wayne freedman is on the scene and joins us live with the latest. wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, dan. that substation is behind me. if you go down river road, you know it. let's go to some video. next to me, i have sergeant spencer crumb from the sheriff's department. you have the latest information of what you've seen down there. what is it? >> yes. so we don't know exactly what it is right now. our bomb squad is on scene. we're taking a look at it and they're going to figure out what it is and how to best dispose of it. >> reporter: we heard that it was small. is that what you heard? >> i heard it's 18 to 24 inches in length. it's two pieces of metal separated by some type of wire. >> reporter: this was discovered by a worker inside the plant? >> yes, around 4:00 p.m. today. >> reporter: any idea who put it there? >> no. >> reporter: what is the protocol of the bomb squad? what is next for them? >> we have a regional bomb squad. they'll determine the best way to dispose of the device. they'll blow it up to where it exists or use a robot to deliver i

. >> we asked wayne freedman to dig deeper into what some call the housing divide. >> wayne joins us live now from west oakland. wayne? >> reporter: good evening. it really depends on who you talk to. some people regard these buildings as progress. others view them as repression. we spoke with both sides today. another major fire, another backwards step for developers. more angry words today from oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> an attack on new housing in oakland is an attack on keeping families housed in oakland. >> reporter: this was the sixth. there were two today. on peralta street, an arsonist took advantage of a change between security shifts, used gasoline, lit up a unit, and security cameras caught nothing. >> the camera down there got unplugged and they were supposed to alert everybody and i guess they didn't. >> reporter: all of the fires both here and elsewhere in the east bay remain unsolved. police have this video of a suspected arsonist in june 2017. greg mcconnell represents a group of developers who have offered a $300,000 reward. >> they're saying help us catch this u

- hi, wayne, nice to meet you. wayne: welcome to the show.

he's been speaking to natalie pirks: as england's all—time record goalscorer, wayne rooney has always highest level. but, at 33 years old, he's just taken on his toughest career challenge. right, dc. let's get to work. he told me he's notjust in america for a vacation, though. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who've come over here and not done so well. you know, people who make their opinion on you have to be... to see you playing. i couldn't really play and take my foot off the pedal. rooney's arrival has been big news here. when wayne rooney arrived in dc, back in late june, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reportedly more than double that, he's the highest—paid player in the club's history. shirt sales and ticket sales are up, but so is the level rooney demands. last week we won a game, and it wasn't our best performance by any means. and he came in and said it wasn't good enough, an

live in santa rosa, wayne freedman, "abc7 news." dan? >> wayne, thank you. work to do but progress at least, which is encouraging. while the flames here were causing so much damage in santa rosa, the nuns fire was spreading to the south. people in glenn allen just lost everything. but one family is planting its futcher in the same spot. it was all just so surreal. this is what melissa and austin saw when they awoke, a firestorm bearing down on their small farm. an inferno dubbed the nuns fire. >> about 11:30, we were woken up by neighbors on the night of the 8th. they said everyone has to go. everything is on fire. >> there used to be a million buildings there, now there's nothing. >> reporter: they knew the small farm they built on a college dream would be no more. >> we were hit pretty hard, because we were just about to go on full production, pretty much for ourselves in 2018. so we had a big setback. >> reporter: when they returned the next day, there was a glimmer of hope. >> all the animals made it. >> reporter: all of their animals, the goats, cows --

wayne rooney has been speaking about life after the premier league.major league soccer in the summer and has been a huge success. when he joined the team they were bottom of the table. but since then they have risen to reach the play—offs. rooney's 12 goals have played a big part in that and he told our sports correspondent natalie pirks that he's adjusted well stateside. it's been good. 0bviously different place to live but it's been great. i've enjoyed it, the family have enjoyed it, settled in really well and it's going well on the pitch so i'm enjoying it. are you missing anything about home? what about a decent cup of tea? americans don't do the! yes, the supermarkets have the international isles!|j do the! yes, the supermarkets have the international isles! i have visions of you searching for york city or something! you can get your normal cup of tea and even the small differences like a bar of chocolate ora differences like a bar of chocolate or a packet of crisps, that is a bit different. when you come across one, you have to enjoy it a bit mo

wayne? >> reporter: hello, kristen. when there are public sentiments to express in santa rosa, oftentimes you'll find them here in old courthouse square. about an hour from now there will be a memorial bell ringing for firefighters and there will be poetry. for the last two days, there has been this on the pavement. it is chalk and it's sentimental. chalk on pavement in santa rosa's old courthouse square, if only all the pain caused by the tubbs fire could fade away as easily. >> a lot of things don't last forever, but they're important because it changes people in the moment like how they feel or how they think, connections. >> reporter: the north bay did feel a sense of community. let's count some of the ways. >> her blood sugar. >> reporter: begin here. a temporary clinic set up by santa rosa community health after the fire destroyed their real one. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: do you remember last november's benefit for fire relief at at&t point raised $17 million that night. they spent $4.25 million of it keeping community hea

- hi, wayne. wayne: and you are christine or christina? - christina, christina.t do you sell? - not linguistics,

live in lake county in middletown, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> wayne, thank you. >>> on the peninsula tonight a memorial for a man tased by sheriff's deputies. family and friends of the 36-year-old man came to remember him. it was a somber day. amid the sorrow and tears there were many questions about why he had to die. abc 7 news reporter vic lee joins us live from millbrae. vic? >> reporter: this is where akobe was taken down by sheriff's deputies here on busy traffic in el camino in millbrae. the only trace of what happened are these flowers. there will be a vigil tonight this after a memorial service this moshing. 's chinedu okobi was remembered as a man with a big heart, and a warm powerful spirit. his life his family said mattered. there was love in this church, also anger. hesitate sister ella okobi. >> we're begging for the opportunity for closure. we're begging for the opportunity to be able to properly bury him. >> reporter: but proper burial means getting to the truth. two woekz ago 36-year-old okobi died after sheriff's deputies tased him on el camino in millbrae. cell pho

. >> let's get to abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman there. wayne? >> good afternoon. this is river road. behind me is the pg&e substation. if you've been down river road, you've seen it. it's a very large substation. right now it is closed. while traffic on river road is continuing, the area around here has been closed down. let's go to the video. earlier this afternoon, pg&e called and reported what they called a suspected device. suspected is stronger than suspicious. a sheriff's deputy told me it's on the other side of the complex just outside a fence next to the highway 101 offramp. traffic along the highway itself is moving slowly, as is traffic on river road. but offramp next to the station is closed as is the on-ramp to highway 101 south. as to what this device looks like, no description except in the deputy's words, it does not belong here. sonoma county's sheriff's bomb squad is on the way. there are still workers inside. no one on the inside is talking. as we come back live, we're just waiting. so the problem as you're looking at it now is just on the other

six months ago, wayne rooney moved to the us and joined the football team dc united. remarkable turnaround. it is now in the major league soccer play—offs. wayne rooney spoke to our sports correspondent natalie pirks about his new life in washington. as england's all—time record goalscorer, wayne rooney has always played at the highest level. but, at 33 years old, he hasjust taken on his toughest career challenge. right, dc. let's get to work. he told me he is notjust in america for a vacation, though. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who've come over here and not done so well. you know, people who make their opinion on you have to be... to see you playing. i couldn't really play and take my foot off the pedal. rooney's arrival has been big news here. when wayne rooney arrived in dc, back in late june, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reportedly more than double that, h

no rain, no wayne. no wayne, no rain! no rain, no wayne!esult? did it get to rain? >> the thing -- of course he had the rain. >> jimmy: of course he had the rain. >> yes, he's wayne newton, mr. entertainment himself. i said, should i have a nickname like you? what about the midnight jew? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thunder beethoven. >> i'm glad, you have given me my name, like howard hughes gave mr. blackfoil, you gave me my name. thunder beethoven, thank you. thrilled to be here with you, folks. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's always fun to have paul here. paul, november 29th, 30th, and december 1st at cleopatra's barge inside las vegas. paul's first symphony concert with the kalamazoo symphony orchestra november 3rd in kalamazoo, michigan. later tonight we'll be celebrating the 25th anniversary, it's hard to believe, of this classic album, "enter the wu-tang." wu-tang clan from the google pixel 3 stage. and they have a new drama series about how they got their start called "wu-tang: an american saga" coming to hulu, or wu-lu, as it wil

. >> then -- >> you think wayne brady has talent.ou meet his daughter. >> then the cast of "mean girls" now. >> i don't hang out with lindsay lohan. >> what we know about a sequel. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> still so hard to watch. mcdreamy, why couldn't it have been a dream? it's been three years since patrick dempsey said good-bye to "grey's anatomy." but in real life, the former tv doc is still helping those in need and only "e.t." with was him for patrick's inspiring next chapter. >> i really love doing this work. i think it's very special. it's very moving to me. >> tv's dr. mcdreamy is a real life hero. he has poured his passion for helping others into the dempsey center which helps 3,600 cancer patients a year. he was inspired by his late mother amanda who passed away in 2014 after a 17-year battle with ovarian cancer. >> how did her journey inspire you to create this? >> losing my mother to the cancer has made community and that's special. >> the facility in lewiston, maine patrick's home state provides free wel

this was the moment fans say wayne rooney turned dc united's season around.see the streak going across the field and i'm looking, trying to figure out, who is that? i just remember thinking, that was great, he's slowed down the play, now our defence can get back, but the foul's not called. i was, like, oh. he puts the ball up in the air, lucho back there, little man, fifve three, and i said, "oh, my god, this ball‘s going to find him." and that was definitely the turning point of our season. it was the turning point of fans really believing. there is the rebirth of our club. they realised he wasn't simply in america for a vacation. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who have come over here and not done so well. people can make their opinion on you after they see you play. i couldn't really play and take my foot off the pedal. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with total earnings with reportedly £5 million a year, he's the highest paid player in the club's history. shirt sales are up, but s

it's wayne rooney! like, i can't believe they got rooney, and then we came to the opening game here and he was, like, iwas, like, seriously? you complained about them signing this guy, he's, like, amazing. they're amazed now, butjust a few months ago, the stands were full of sceptics. there have been some players over the years who have come over, star players, who have looked at this as maybe a bit of a vacation, a step down, they didn't have to work that hard. but wayne's been the opposite. and results have been much better. rooney's scored ten goals, dc united are unbeaten in ten games. it's been good. enjoyed it. enjoy playing here, enjoy playing the games. accepted the pressure of the games and enjoy being here with my family. so everything has gone to plan really. and you've obviously dispelled any sense that you were going to come here for a payday. i've never been a player who's going to play and just not care, i'm a player who cares and care about what i do. i'm a proud person, that's the way i

wayne: do you want a border wall between california and mexico?cox: i think we need to secure a border. i don't think that should be controversial. i think we should als be checking people's papers just at the border. we shouldn't be doing it in our classrooms or on our front yards. i don't want any family to be subjected to that. but i think we need to know who is coming into this country. i think we also got to stop guns, and drugs and gangs from coming into this country. i realize most people who do enter the country illegally do it with overstaying visa. but there's still a segment especially illegaly or criminal gangs coming in through the border> (ken) cox is also behind the effort to repeal california's gas tax... saying infrastructure improvements could be paid for by ending the bullet train project. we're reaching out to gavin newsom to get his response. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was a beautif