he's like, oh, yay, oh, yay.tire outside of a designated area and this girl's blouse is -- which meansky see her brassiere. >> i felt like neil armstrong on the moon. alone and happy. >> reporter: jim parsons does the show's narration. but how much is "young sheldon" like the older version? >> bazinga. bazinga. >> are we ever going hear you say bazinga? >> i'm still hoping. fingers crossed. you will. bazinga. see, you just heard it. >> can't wait for the big bang engagement. >>> coming up who is the hollywood -- you're like corny, girl. >> i love it. >> who is getting called up to the major leagues? who is it? find out next. >> who is it? next on kron-4 news at eight: it's happened again --- a law enforcement car broken into -- what thieves got away with this time. as the anthem plays --- all eyes turn to the football field. athletes kneel together in protest... tonight we talk to a bay area veteran who's says he's had enough of it. i'm steve aveson. i'm vicki liviakis. the news -- at eight -- is next. it all sta

i'm here to campaign which is why my thighs are covered in untreated bed sores, yai, yeah. by the way steve bannon is the only person who looks like he is wearing a leather jacket even when he isn't. he just has that look. this is a crazy twist. president trump endorsed one candidate. and then the human hagis steve bannon and deplorables endorsed the other. and last night alabama republicans chose which endorsement they preferred. >> roy moore has won the alabama senate republican primary over senator luthor strange. >> trevor: wow. trump's man, luthor strange lost. yeah, and he lost big, it was a big loss. you see what i like to do is brand losses, that's what i did. give them nicknames. big loss. (applause) sort so yeah, unfortunately for done all trump his supporters didn't vote for the guy he wanted them to. and he handled this defeat as graciously as he handles everything in life. >> breaking news about just how upset the president is at one of his biggest political feats to date, sources tell cnn the president went to bed embarrassed and pissed. their words. >> trevor

yay! oh, my god. ma. amaya got the scholarship!ing ] >> thank you. >> when the call came you were nervous? were you praying? >> we were nervous. i was crying. >> i was kind of just shocked. i didn't even believe it. >> i'm so proud of you. >> honestly, college is a big responsibility. and i wasn't really able to pay it. so this was basically like an answer to prayers. >> amen to that. >> thank you so very much. they're all clapping. >> jazmine's win, a culmination of a promise she'd made to her father six years ago. >> she on a whim just looked at me one day and said daddy, don't worry about school. i'm going to get a full scholarship. and i just said okay, like i believe it when i'll see it. >> yay. >> at that point i didn't know if i was walking on cloud nine, but life just changed at that moment. >> pretty much with the support group i think you can do almost anything. >> so happy, so proud. >> reporter: jazmine and amaya, part of a milestone for the posse foundation. this week marks a billion dollars in scholarships awarded. >>

yay! >> yay! lauren. >> i'm back. >> and i wore my sunshine bright dress for you. >> i appreciate that. >> well coming you back with a little sunshine. >> so nice to be back with natasha and lesley over there. >> lesley is waiting in the wings. >> i had a great time filling in for kate when she was on maternity leave. happy to be right where i belong. it was a sunny day. you wore your sunny dress. >> yes. >> all for my return, i'm sure. >> only the best for my girl lauren. >> i appreciate that. it is a warm evening. it's officially fall but it certainly doesn't feel like it. getting a live look at center city philadelphia. twilight and the scene crystal clear sky conditions, 85 degrees right now but actually feeling cooler than our air temperature would reflect because it's not too humid but that is going to change as we head into the next couple of days but it is certainly warm. we're at 83 degrees in trenton, 80 allentown, upper 70's in atlantic city. we topped at 88 degrees today well beyond ou

yay! do you think he was a little excited?> just a little. >> yeah. >> just a little. >> that is awesome there. the winning kick sent the kicker's parents into orbit. this is cell phone video capturing jake elliott's mom and dad celebrating at the linc. we checked and elliott's field goal is only three yards off the nfl record of 64 yards. can you imagine how nervous his parents must have? >> so nervous. he said he was nervous, too. on the radio he said he said a quick prayer and ran up to the coaches and said, "let me do this." he was on pins and needles, too. i bet he could break the nfl record. three more yards -- >> we'll see. >> he could do it. >>> just about 6:00 a.m. on your monday. now to more of the stories we're following for you on "nbc10.c"ns today" at 6:00. >>> pregame protests, the eagles join in a show of solidarity against president trump's criticism. >>> a high-speed daredevil. new, a train passenger spotted taking an unconventional approach to hitching a ride. >> that will have you shaking your head for sure.

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. >> yay! >> reporter: now, monday, more from my interview with kelly clarkson.hood. does she want more kids? and the best part. do you remember her movie, from just on the kelly? wait until you hear what she had to say about that? >> i'm all ears. >>> let's talk "dancing with the stars" pro dancer alan bursten burst on to the floor when he fild in for maks last season. despice their 24-yore age difference, you can't shake the love between them. ♪ shake your love >> she has the best energy ever. >> did you foe who this was? >> i knew from association. people are like, you have debbie gibson. i was like, i have debbie gibson! >> reporter: by the time alan was born in 1994, the pop icon had already released four studio albums. ♪ it was only in my dreams >> reporter: debbie was asked to do "dancing" before. but she said no. and when she did finally sign on, she had one request. you actually said, yes, i'll do the show. i need someone older who has a lot of experience. and then you got alan. >> i thought -- i thought i knew what i needed. but what i needed was alan.

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ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> 5:14 on this saturday. and we're keeping a close eye on hurricane irma. we just found out within the past few moments that this storm has been downgraded to a category 4 from a category 5. but keep in mind it still is very powerful and there is the potential that it could kick back up to a category 5 as it moves through warm waters. right now the storm is about 250 miles off the coast of miami. this hurricane is moving at about 12 miles an hour. we're waiting for it to take a turn north toward florida and that could happen sometime later today. the storm already has left a path of destruction after crashing into the caribbean. the turks and caicos and u.s. virgin islands all took a hit. in barbuda, the prime minister are said the storm has damaged 95%, so almost all of the island's buildings. more than 20 people died in the caribbean and now hurricane jose is on its way. floridians are counting the hours until inch makes a direct hit on on the sunshine state. christian cotry is in miami. >> reporter: good morning. check out this popular brand here, almost

. >> oh, yay! >> reporter: they were finally rescued. in washington state, the jolly mountain fire has charred more than 18,000 acres. officials there ordering evacuations for more than 1,000 homes. right now in california, there are more than 7,5 battling flames across the state. >>> outrage after body cam video showed a nurse arrested for refusing a police order. >>> but first, using drones on the front lines. check out the amazing way this technology is helping save lives. that's next on "world news now." 't dates. you look amazing. and you look amazing...ly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth... ...and strengthen fibers. so, don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. ♪ >>> a cutting edge tool is helping with the recovery efforts in texas. first responders are using drones to save lives, and they say it's become a crucial piece of rescue equipment. >> they're being used to create

to regulate naturalization, which is immigration, to finally do something since it's been 31 years, yay. i've looked at both of the bills, the democrats are calling theirs the d.r.e.a.m. act, the republican one -- they talk about the three basic similar things. i think there's plenty there to agree on. it's a good first step for immigration. and so i'm looking forward to an want to say thanks. if the fact that the president is meeting with mr. schumer and miss pelosi, if that gets us moving on taking the first step as far as the daca folks, then yay, let's put something on the floor, let everybody vote and let everybody judge where their vote is. >> you do talk about the 800,000 immigrants who will be affected by the decision that congress makes or the lack thereof, but that includes those serving in the military, working professional students, other contributing members of our society. so to that end, how do you want to see this resolved? >> here's the thing. this will be the most naive statement you probably hear probably all year. if you scrub the politics out of this part of immigra

. >> yay!can't wait to go on college tour. >> i'm sure you can't. >> hm. >> #morning meme. taking me back to the good old days, allison. >> right. >> i only have 12 seconds to do these so we're going to race through them. >> yay! >> this is my friday face. >> what a sweet one. >> that is cute. >> uh-huh. >> is this boss being supportive or threatening me. >> i'm here for you. >> i'm here for >> in his menacing look. >> tone is everything. >> i'm here for you or i'm here for you. >> the boss did have a bit of a face. >> it's a little m menacing. >> this man quinn looks like a teacher waiting for class to be quiet. >> that is a frightening mannequin. >> i don't like it when it doesn't have a face. >> wrapping it up, when you're the reason for the company's safety video. [laughter] >> tucker barnes. >> #morning memes, send them in. >> thank you tucker. >> thanks tuck. >> thanks everybody. 6:52. let's get you a look at an awesome good day d.c. lineup coming up at 9:00 a.m. this morning. >> so great

yay. scarlet: the market closes next in the u.s.ere are the major averages area the dow building on a record high. this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: u.s. stocks advancing today. fresh record highs. ahead of the fed meeting and the president's address to the united nations general ssembly. joe: if you're tuning in live -- julia: if you're tuning in live on twitter we welcome you to our coverage every day from 4:00 to 5:00 eastern. scarlet: another day of record highs for the dow and s&p 500 the dow now gaining for a seventh straight day adding 65 points. the s&p 500 holding well above 2500. 25.04 after breaching that level on friday. the nasdaq also inching higher. julia: new highs over the 2500 level -- joe: new highs over the 2500 level. we broke it friday and continuing to stay up today. scarlet: let's tell you about stocks that declined. the leading u.s. hospital company or one of the leading u.s. hospital companies getting hit as senate republicans make one last desperate push to repeal obamacare before a deadline at the end of the mont

. >>> ea, we'll -- yay! we all said goodbye to the preseason withst ju a snoozer of a preseason game tonight. third stringers playing and you can imagine, not a lot of action. the third string offense struggled, only mustering two field goals but the defense coming through with the int. josh clements is a seventh rounder putting them up 17-3. the redskins would hold on the win. regular season starts september 10 versus the eagles. we cannot wait. are nationals at the brew crew -- this guy trea turner -- with a base knock, a drive and is it a single? how about a double? this long ball gave it up though as the washington nationals lose to the milwaukee brewers 6-3. those dang millennials so entitled and coddled, selfies, fast casual, how they roll. of course i am kidding. but what about the participation trophies? has become a caricature and georgetown soccer is taking full advantage to promote an upcoming game on monday. >> [ singing ] >> excuse me. >> yes? >> just wondering, how did you do on your last test?

. >> yay! >> halfway there. >> i love the optimism for the giants. it's been a forgettable season. >> never give up. [ laughter ] ♪ >> steffy: you know, i -- i won't let this tear the spencer family apart. i'll do everything i can to help heal the rift between you and your son. >> bill: unfortunately, it's more than a rift. things have spun out of control. >> steffy: my god, bill. arson? you had to know there was gonna be repercussions. >> bill: i just didn't think losing my son would be one of them. >> ridge: another article on the spectra fire. almost makes me feel sorry for sally. >> brooke: so awful. >> ridge: looks like she's

. >> yay! because men, you all will come up with some really complicated solutions for a very simple task, if a nerf gun is involved. >> that is like a rube goldberg switch. >> he needed to turn off the lights but he does not want to get out of the bed. he shows you exactly how he does it. >> you have a lot of time and patience. >> step one, yes. the second step is to find yourself a little dinosaur toy, take the wing, rig that, and then he puts the string in buzz lightyear's -- >> attachment. >> very important placement because that's where he's going to be hung from. once he has his system rigged he's going to shoot that wing right there that you see on one end, buzz lightyear is going to be somewhat attached to the end of that can. the other wing goes on the switch and when he's ready to go to bed -- all he has to do is play with the nerf gun for a little bit. you may also recognize this dad because he was on our show recently giving his daughter -- >> the fake car. >> -- the mobility scoote

. >>> yay for the weekend. >> did you say you're repelling?er the edge in bethesda for the sports special olympics. >> they approved that? >> i said yes and then realized it is going to be 16 stories. i'm a little scared of heights. as i was looking at the picture i was like, oh, my gosh. >> little big. it'll be a little cold. >> i know, right? breezy and cool today. temperatures in the low 70s. >> we are not here because of golf at 9:00 a.m. but we'll be live on facebook. check out ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. >>> hi, everybody, welcome to "inside the redskins" on nbc. i'm rick doc walker. the team is 2-1rks after a stellar win la

. >> yay! congratulations. >>> cruise ships to the rescue.l of them are doing to help hurricane irma victims. >> let's take a look at the flamingos. did you see the flamingo parade yesterday. i watched this so so many times online. the birds evacuated ahead of irma. follow the flamingo in front of you. they were walking inside where they will remain in their comfy indoor environment complete with artwork until the storm passes. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> today obviously a somber anniversary, the 16th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks also a national day of service and remembrance. many will use the day to do good deeds and give back. organizers say they want to teach kids about the tragic events since one third of americans are too young to remember that day. >>> ve ceremonies across the united states. >> vice president mike pence will deliver remarks in shanksville, pennsylvania, at the memorial service for those who died there on united flight 93. at 10:03 a.m. the moment flight 93 crashed the names of the passengers and the crew members will be

yay, science. i spoke with daniel hauserman, a scientist here who is looking at how the synchrotron can diagnose and treat cancer. daniel: we use x-ray beams that are a billion times brighter than you would in a hospital. so in a hospital, you get a chest x-ray. if you do a second with our beam here, you burn. ashlee: you are done. daniel: you smoke. there is a hole in your chest. ashlee: ok. because of its unique construction, the australian synchrotron can make large beams 50 centimeters wide, or about the width of the human body. this means the machine could be ideal for turbocharged radiotherapy of tumors. daniel: we found you can deliver doses which are 1000 times higher -- ashlee: but more targeted. daniel: more targeted and less damage to the healthy tissue. ashlee: ok. daniel: so you could say 1000 grade could kill a human being if it was delivered in a single, short, broad area. when you make it in micro beams, it doesn't. it actually destroys tumors much better and spares healthy tissues.

yay!eat day. >> reporter: you, too. >> i like that move. >> me, too. >> go and get the voucher and get your ride home keep he everybody safe. >> new york, colorado. >> not only do i like the move but i'll probably use it. >> please do. >> i'm guessing if it's in the 80's this weekend a lot of people will be out enjoying the weather in the city for maybe the last time. >> that's a good point starting with this afternoon t-, really starting with yesterday we were well into the 80's. we'll do it again today. last full day of summer today. fall arrives at 4:02 tomorrow if you want to be technical. >> i do. >> we like to be technical and accurate here at fox5. >> 4:02. >> we'll be off and running into fall but it won't feel like fall this weekend. sunny and bright for us for most of the day today. i think we'll be dry this afternoon. and just like yesterday daytime highs top out about 10 degrees above normal. 88 your afternoon lots of water if you're working outdoors later today or going to be

ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> two dogs dumped in a park and left for dead earlier this week. tonight a reward in the case is up to $7,000. nbc 10's steven fisher checked in on their recovery today. e he learned that they could be part of a dog fighting ring operate i operating in our area. >> he was laying on her side just almost dead. the coldest dog i ever felt that was still alive. >> reporter: that's how a passer by found these dogs. starved, abused and beaten in upper darby. >> she was in the worst condition i have ever seen. they both had wounds all over their face and neck, which are classic for fight wounds. >> reporter: they are here at animal hospital in downing town. lei la is improving well. . gracy is still touch and go. >> it will be two more days before e we know if she's going to make it. >> this is something that's very hard to look at. >> reporter: even harder to. humane officer is leading the investigation and says their scars and wounds tell a brutal story, one of organized dog fighting i. >> there's no doubt in my mind they suffered a lifetime of abuse. >

. >> regardless of what my genes might suggest, yai am inhuman le the rest of you. >> reporter: he playedistic ramsay bolton on "game of thrones." >> my dogs are desperate to meet you, i haven't fed them in seven days, they're >> he wants to inflict chaos on everybody. >> reporter: the cast hope that at heart fans realize, basically they're just like us. >> it's a grounded series but with all these magical powers intertwined. unrealistic situations that become very real. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm matt gutman in hawaii. >> "inhumans" airs friday right here on abc. thanks for watching abc news. as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the

yay! we have a chance of thunderstorms still and chance of showers so it actually happens. happens. here's what to expect for the day. we are going to see that continued chance throughout the morning but then the chance of rain will clear up before noon well before noon. mostly cloudy and cool today. and then tomorrow will be the coldest day of the week. we do begin a warmup on friday, just in time for your weekend. so where does all that rain go now? looks like drizzle for most of the bay area but you can see those lightning strikes coming down just east of us. places like stockton, looks like lodi, galt with a band through on i-5. so it's to the east but it will come into our area. we'll track it throughout the morning. let's check in with jaclyn now. >>> good morning. and happy wednesday, everyone. right now, we are tracking

. >> regardless of what my genes might suggest, yai am inhuman le the rest of you. >> reporter: he playedadistic ramsay b of thrones." >> my dogs are desperate to meet you, i haven f days, they're ravenous. >> he wants to inflict chaos on everybody. >> reporter: the cast hope that at heart fans realize, basically they're just like us. >> it's a grounded series but with all these magical powers intertwined. unrealistic situations that become very real. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm matt gutman in hawaii. >> "inhumans" airs friday right here on abc. thanks for watching abc news. as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. have a great weekend. >> great contestants, amazing questions, and 1 million crisp $1 bills. that's pretty much this show in a nutshell. that's "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome back to "millionaire." harriet, you're back. >> i'm back. >> you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] we're in the middle of a great game with harriet weaver, who's at $20,000

yay! yes! yay! >> thank you so very much. they're all clapping. >> pretty much with the support group, i think you can do almost anything. >> so happy, so proud. >> reporter: jazmine and amaya, part of the milestone for the posse foundation. this year marks $1 billion in scholarships. i'm byron pitts in new york. >> wow, they have a 90% graduation rate. >> i think it makes sense. >> if you are in new york, you're going to wisconsin, you don't know anyone, that's rough. >> starting college is a tough time. having that posse, that support system is huge. it's proved in the numbers. >> yep, great story. lovely. almost made me tear up. >> jasmine's father said, even as a little girl, she said, don't worry about paying for college, i'm going to get a full scholarship. >>> helping houston get back on its feet. feet. j.j. watts' goal. test. test. test test. test. test. tha...oh, burnt-on gravy?ie. ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. new cascade platinum powers through... even burnt-on gravy

let's start with a live look outside on this fry yai as we take a look at 880 in oakland. we have a look at the by bridge kind of. >> kind of. >> lots of fog there. >> covering the golden gate bridge. >> friday morning starting off with low visibility for a lot of areas. so that's something to keep in mind. people are getting up right now getting their breakfast ready, do it faster because you have to get on the roads! you don't want to be late for work. here's your visibility map. it's low in half moon bay. so anywhere along the coast and along the bay, it's going to be lower and lower. sfo and oakland are okay but check out the golden gate bridge. i promise it's there but the lights are all you can see and a few drivers out on the roads. fog is pretty nasty this morning. it's back. it's going to be back through the weekend. here's 3 things to remember for today. we are going to stay cloudy for most of the day and drizzle along the bay and along the coast. but yes, the warmup will be here saturday and sunday and then next week we'll get another cooldown. so a little rolle