please welcome yara shahidi. oh, my baby, my baby! >> hi! >> yara, so let's get straight to it.at's been going on with you and the family? >> it's been pretty chill. we usually don't leave our house very often. i think it was five months in the first time my brother stepped his foot in a store with a mask on. taking it extremely seriously but keeping it a little fun. mama's birthday was yesterday, so trying to be a little creative. >> speaking of birthdays, you are surrounded by leos, your mother being one, myself, be another, kenya barris being another, and marseille being another and lawrence being another. that's five leos in your life that you're around on a daily basis. what did you do for your mother's birthday this past week? >> well, we kept it a little chill, you know, work has been non-stop, as i know it's been for you. and so we went to the beach and did a very socially-distant workout class on the beach, which was beautiful. and, like had her favorite dessert. we had her favorite ice cream flown in from hawaii that she hasn't had in years and her favorite cupcakes. o

tonight, yara shahidi and corey bush. and now, anthony anderson. >> welcome to jimmy kimmel live, i'm anthony anderson. and i will be your guest host for the night. again. for the third time this summer. you know, when i told jimmy that i'm always happy to fill in for him, i didn't literally mean always. but i do wanna say thanks to jimmy, having to put on pants and haul my ass back to this abandoned house was by far the best birthday present i got. for those of you who don't know, i turned 50 on saturday, which was a lot of fun. we did one of those drive by parties. where i grew up in compton, you didn't want to be associated with a drive by. but this was fun. my friends and family shouted muffled "happy birthdays" from their cars while wearing festive masks. it was like my own personal version of "the masked singer." who is that, my mama or chaka khan? and this was an extra special birthday for me, because on friday, i got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. of course, they say you don't really have a star on the walk

anthony anderson will be here tomorrow with his guests yara shahidi and cori bush. >> kamala harris, the first woman of color on a major party ticket, showing their support, democratic heavy weights, barack obama holding nothing back. >> donald trump hasn't grown into the job. because he can't. >> and hillary clinton, returning to the dnc with a warning to america. >> this can't be another woulda, coulda, shoulda election. >> this special edition of "nightline," your voice, your vote, starts right now. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, kamala harris making history and taking aim at

anthony anderson will be here tomorrow with his guests yara shahidi and cori bush.hearing from people who are packing up and others who are deciding to stay. >>> residents in south bay are searching for annes. >> smoke smothering our skies today. i'll let you know how long and when cooler air arrives coming up. >>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> and tonight more families across the bay area are being told to leave their homes and do it now. fires continue to burn in eight counties. smoke blanketing the entire region. just in the past two hours, here are the developments. the entire santa cruz county have been told to evacuate. >> more than a dozen fires are raging in every bay area county but san francisco. cal fire has grouped them by region to the north the lnu lightning complex fire. in the east way, the scu lightning complex fire. and to the south, the czu august fire. and across the state cal fire today there are more than 60 fires that

there's no help at the hospital, says yara, it's wrecked too.'ll never forget. her husband comforts her. their home was destroyed, their neighbours below, killed. but she vows to rebuild — her home and their country. we will raise our kids here and no—one is going anywhere, and we're going to be stronger than ever. and nothing like this will ever happen again. nothing! nothing should ever happen again because no one should live what we lived and what we witnessed. these sisters have stuck together for a lifetime in beirut. they've seen disasters and war, but now they're leaving. lebanon was already on its knees. now, some warn it may never recover from this. beirut is a broken city. people want change but they know with the system in place here, they've got to do it for themselves. and they continue to remember their dead. for yara, a sign of theirfaith in each other in a crumbling country, where the future seems more uncertain than ever. tom bateman, bbc news, beirut. the met office is warning of continued extreme weather including thunderstorm

"there's no help at the hospital," says yara. "it's wrecked too."destruction. scenes she'll never forget. her husband comforts her. their home was destroyed, their neighbours below, killed. but she vows to rebuild — her home and their country. we will raise our kids here and no—one is going anywhere, and we're going to be stronger than ever. and nothing like this will ever happen again. nothing! nothing should ever happen again because no—one should live what we lived and what we witnessed. these sisters have stuck together for a lifetime in beirut. they've seen disasters and war, but now, they're leaving. lebanon was already on its knees. now, some warn it may never recover from this. beirut is a broken city. people want change but they know with the system in place here, they've got to do it for themselves. and they continue to remember their dead. for yara, a sign of theirfaith in each other in a crumbling country, where the future seems more uncertain than ever. tom bateman, bbc news, beirut. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, preventing a

there's no help at the hospital, says yara, it's wrecked too. never forget. her husband comforts her. their home was destroyed, their neighbours below, killed. but she vows to rebuild — her home and their country. we will raise our kids here and no—one is going anywhere, and we're going to be stronger than ever. and nothing like this will ever happen again. nothing! nothing should ever happen again because no one should live what we lived and what we witnessed. these sisters have stuck together for a lifetime in beirut. they've seen disasters and war, but now they're leaving. lebanon was already on its knees. now, some warn it may never recover from this. beirut is a broken city. people want change but they know with the system in place here, they've got to do it for themselves. and they continue to remember their dead. for yara, a sign of theirfaith in each other in a crumbling country, where the future seems more uncertain than ever. tom bateman, bbc news, beirut. russia claims to have become the first country in the world to have developed a

. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," with guest tonight, yara shahidi and cori bush.erson. >> welcome to jimmy kimmel live, i'm anthony anderson. and i will be your guest host for the night. again. for the third time this summer. you know, when i told jimmy that i'm always happy to fill in for him, i didn't literally mean always. but i do wanna say thanks to jimmy, having to put on pants and haul my ass back to this abandoned house was by far the best birthday present i got. for those of you who don't know, i turned 50 on saturday, which was a lot of fun. we did one of those drive by parties. where i grew up in compton, you didn't want to be associated with a drive by. but this was fun. my friends and family shouted muffled "happy birthdays" from their ca wle weari pso ioof "thed singer." who is that, my mama or chaka khan? and this was an extra special birthday for me, because on friday, i got a star on the

some viewers may find this report from rami ruhayem distressing. this is yara, acquired for you old likesxplosion happened. her mother was out. a week has passed since the blast at the port of beirut sent shards of glass flying into herface sent shards of glass flying into her face and sent her flying down the staircase. this is noor. his father carried him and pushed him under a desk when the home shook with the blast. his mother says the kids no longer sleep in their rooms and keeps asking whether this will happen again. she says the last brought back memories of the civil war that ended three decades ago. many behaviours will be part of the healthy processing of the event. separating those symptoms which require therapy is no easy task. the brain does not forget. the brain says, well, you know, life is not safe. beyond the pts day, you have increasing depressions and anxiety per se and in kids, you have lots of impulsivity and irritability. he says parents should look out for strong symptoms or symptoms that get worse after around a week or four symptoms that we can linger. parents wil

this is yara, a quiet li—year—old who likes to play alone.. her mother was out. a week has passed since the blast at the port of beirut sent shards of glass flying into her face, and sent her flying down the staircase. this is nour. his father carried him and pushed him under a desk as their home shook with the blast. his mother says the kids no longer sleep in their rooms, and keep asking whether this will happen again. she says the blast brought back memories of the civil war that ended three decades ago. many behaviours will be part of the healthy processing of the event. separating those symptoms which require therapy is no easy task. the brain does not forget. the brain says, "well, you know, life is not safe." beyond the ptsd, you will have increasing depressions and anxiety, per se, and in kids, you'll have lots of impulsivity and irritability. he says parents should look out for strong symptoms or symptoms that get worse after around a week, or for symptoms that weaken, but linger. but parents will have their hands full, and their ner

for yara, a sign of theirfaith in each other in a crumbling country, where the future seems more uncertaintical party in the us. she will be standing as the vice president onjoe bidens ticket. the safest choice perhaps vice president onjoe bidens ticket. the safest choice perhaszoe biden could have made. a national profile, experience with elected office, vetted and tested and presidential primaries. 0f vetted and tested and presidential primaries. of course she had that very public clash withjoe biden. she probably making a joint statement tomorrow. plenty of that on the website. hello again, our remarkable run of hot weather is set to continue for a while. that means temperatures once again for wednesday pushing well into the 30s, it will feel hot, it will feel humid in the sunshine but we will also get some very big thundery downpours, some of these bringing some torrential rain and there will be a few communities that could see some localised flash flooding over the next few days from those really heavy downpours. now we are seeing storms through this afternoon across northern france,

tonight, yara shahidi and corey bush.nd now, anthony anderson. >> welcome to jimmy kimmel live, i'm anthony anderson. and i will be your guest host for the night. again. for the third time this summer. you know, when i told jimmy that i'm always happy to fill in for him, i didn't literally mean always. but i do wanna say thanks to jimmy, having to put on pants and haul my ass back to this abandoned house was by far the best birthday present i got. for those of you who don't know, i turned 50 on saturday, which was a lot of fun. we o

this is yara, a quiet 11—year—old who likes to play alone.ut. a week has passed since the blast at the port of beirut sent shards of glass flying into her face and sent her flying down the staircase. many children have been injured, and many more have gone through moments like this. explosion oh, my god! parents will be wondering how it will impact them now and in later years. this is noor, his father carried him and pushed him under a desk as their home shook after the blast. this woman says her kids no longer sleep in their rooms and keep asking whether this will happen again. she says the blast brought back memories of the civil war that ended three decades ago. many behaviours will be part of a healthy processing of the event, but separating those from symptoms which require therapy is no easy task. this is st george's hospital, severely damaged by the blast. it houses, or used to house, a prominent mental health ngo which has been focused recently on studying post—traumatic stress disorder amongst syrian refugee children. a memorialforfi

and from "grown-ish", actress yara shahidi.crest. >> ryan: and good tuesday morning. it is august 18th. kelly ripa, how we doing? >> kelly: i'm great. how are you, ryan? >> ryan: i'm good, happy to see you. >> kelly: happy to see you too. >> ryan: looking at so many different things that are going on--how's everybody over there at your place? how's the tribe? >> kelly: the tribe is great. we're all doing really well. still struggling over maintaining the chore wheel with the integrity that it deserves. [ryan laughing] but, you know, it's like, listen...i think that the older everybody gets in our house,