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whoever does your prosthetics are -- >> zoe hay. >> jimmy: hey, zoe. >> zoe hay. [ laughter ] >> jimmyyyou are unbelievable. >> yes. >> jimmy: well done, zoe. >> like, we have an incredible team. it takes four hours, but, you know, it's worth it. >> jimmy: oh, my god >> but, when i'm with that side of the family, it is -- it's tough, because sterling and justin and chris sullivan are all such jokesters, they're all laughing. and i can't -- i'm not supposed to move in my prosthetics too much. like, the mota you move and and laugh and -- >> jimmy: feel. >> it loosens them up. and we realized very early on s in the show tee sort of like the perfect solvent for removing the prosthetics. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you've got to be kidding me. >> i know, i'm like, "you guys, we got t a different glue or something, 'cause my face --" >> jimmy: you're like, "because this the show 'this is us.' hello! [ laughter ] there's going to be tears." >> my face would start melting li halfway through the day and they're, like, trying to spackle me together and keep me going. j my: but that's going to make fo

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he was matched with a rescue dog named zoe.training together. michael and his service dog zoe join us now. thank you so much for being here. thank you so much for your service to our country. zoe, you are amazing and beautiful. thank you so much for doing this segment. we're really honored to have you. >> i'm honored to be here. thank you so much. >> how did you first find out about the animal rescue foundation and how you came to be paired with zoe. >> i was at the veterans hospital in martinez, california waiting for my prescriptions and i met another veteran with his service animal and i began to ask him question, hey, where did you get your service dog. so he gave me some contact information and it took me a few days to think about calling the number to inquire about it because i was thinking imha cann a service dog do for me and my issues. after i made the phone call, all of the worries went away. thanks to the program and everybody in the program, the whole staff diswhr how long was it until you and zoe were made into a t

reporter: zoe is stuck here. kennedy: take care of zoe for the night.orter: it's always the pets. kennedy: take her in the fox truck and nurture her back to health. she is going to be going out to check her dog. kennedy: you can take shirley. i'm more concerned about the dog than shirley. shirley did not like our camera crew at all. she doesn't want to be near us. kennedy: message we later and let me know the dog is okay. and tell the small child he can anchor "fox and friends." thank you. stay safe out there. president trump escalating the trade war. hitting china with tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods. will this bring china to the negotiating table? reporter: how do i follow that. he announced he'll place 10% tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. then it goes to 25% january 1. some of the items were removed including smart watches and safety devices and children's furniture. the apple smart watch would not be under tariff. he says as president it's my duty to protect the interests of working men and women, farmers, ranchers, businesses,

zoe's situation is not unique.tal health condition. ten years ago, not even 10,000 had declared it. mental health experts say that students are turning up to university with well established problems. we have become much more aware from general broad learning, focusing much more on exams and grades. there have also been some change in parenting style. of, fail safely. students are having less opportunity to, kind of, fail safely. generally develop broad skills of self—management, which would actually help them to overcome some of the problems they are encountering. universities have been criticised for their slow response to this. counselling services are inundated and some argue that help and support should be included in every aspect of student life. at the university of derby, resident assistants live in halls among younger students, and it's theirjob to spot any signs of mental health distress and get help. if they start having really abrupt conversations with you, their eye contact will change, even their mann

ken dilanian and zoe tillman. ken, let me start with you, what is your -- what's the answer to the question, can the fbi do this? and does the fbi do this? >> yes on both counts, chris, absolutely. to be clear, there's no federal criminal allegation here. this alleged incident happened in the state of maryland. it would not be a federal crime. so it wouldn't be a criminal investigation. it would be part of the fbi's role in backgrounding federal nominees, particularly supreme court nominees. they've already done that with judge kavanaugh and they've also reported on this allegation. that was their mandate was to gather the information about this allegation and transmit it to the white house. what they cannot do, unless the white house asks them to do it is investigate further, seek to corroborate, and view witnesses. they are fully -- i've talked to people in the fbi and former officials, fully prepared to do that, fully capable at doing that, expert, in fact, of doing that, people who do nothing but interview sur

zoe's situation is not unique., more than 57,000 students told the university they had a mental health condition. ten years ago, not even 10,000 had declared it. mental health experts say that students are turning up to university with well established problems. we have become much more aware from general broad learning, focusing much more on exams and grades. there have also been some change in parenting styles. some students are having less opportunity to kind of fail safely. generally develop broad skills of self— management, which would actually help them to overcome some of the problems they are encountering. universities have been criticised for their slow response to this. counselling services are inundated and some argue that help and support should be included in every aspect of student life. at the university of derby, resident assistants live in halls among younger students and it is theirjob to spot any signs of mental health distress and get help. if they start having really abrupt conversations with y

and the sun reports that bbc bosses have offered chris evans' breakfast show slot to zoe ball. for may as eu backs irish border plan this is where technology might help out. the european union secretly preparing to accept the frictionless irish border when right at the beginning they said it was nonnegotiable. they said there has got to be free trade which it goes oi'i got to be free trade which it goes on in the story to say. it seems strange. the technology might work, it hopefully will. they say hope that the drafts will help mrs may to survive. we are in a situation where it is all about the prime minister's survival. it is no way to negotiate future. this is what negotiations are light. you say no, no, no, i will go on in some form or another. i can't understand, i really can't. i know it is obviously incredibly complicated. we are on picking an extraordinary complicated jumper. nevertheless, i can't understand why it's taken nevertheless, i can't understand why it's ta ken until nevertheless, i can't understand why it's taken until now to address this issue. because there

hackers have stolen sixty million dollars from a japanese virtual currency exchange called zoe if the company that was targeted said the hackers made off with six thousand bitcoins plus an unknown amount of other cryptocurrency s. following the hack the company said it had reached an agreement to sell the majority of the exchange to another firm if the deal goes through the funds will be used to reimburse the customs earlier this year the japanese provide a coin check was also hacked using bitcoin worth off a billion dollars. cathay pacific managed to significantly shorten the distance across the pacific and no they didn't find a shortcut that's just a bit of a spelling mistake alongside a photo of a freshly painted plane on which the name was spelled cafe. alan tweeted a special livery won't last long she's going back to the shop cafe says it was an accident but experts say it couldn't be because the spacing between the lettuce is still correct so. it's a f. for spelling. and that's all from me of the business team of the studio crew and their land in the meantime check out our websi

host: zoe carpenter?uest: one interesting thing to add what that woman will supposedly at the party said, even though she doesn't recall the party or knowing kavanaugh is that she still believes christine ford. that is an interesting issue. that may be a reason we want to hear testimony from the people who were supposedly at the party to explain why she believes her friend even though she doesn't have a recollection that the party. how much do we trust statements that are not given under oath? should we just believe statement said by their lawyers if they are not being brought in put under oath, mona? >> a statement under oath carries a lot more weight. , but ado lie under oath lot more reluctantly because there are legal consequences, or can be. but look, in terms of who to believe, what to believe? this has become so caught up in peoplesoft -- have been so caught up in peebles identification. you have people believing in christine ford or in brett kavanaugh. talk about a rush to judgment. factsave decid

you have sara cox and surrey ball, very talented women who could do a fantasticjob —— zoe ball.hough much much of extraordinary amount of money. —— a radio show, though?” know you had a look at this one in terms of testing this from your own perspective. unhealthy lifestyles book—ii—macro in five adults —— put fourin book—ii—macro in five adults —— put four in five adults at risk of an early death. you can go online, and answer questions and i discovered i have a 38—year—old heart even though i'm 37. you put in things about your life style i'm 37. you put in things about your lifestyle and it comes back with a broad picture. and 1.9 million people have done this. you have people have done this. you have people who have a heart which is five years older than they actually are. but does this actually work? why do you have doubts? are. but does this actually work? why do you have doubts7m are. but does this actually work? why do you have doubts? it is good because it gets people thinking about their health and lifestyle but it asks about smoking, weight and height, cholesterol, blo

who sort of where right through up and down the wonderful you know agree to mama i'm zoe. i'm. back with walker sure i mean you know. just because of what she may give people do producers who would only duplicate us. if you thought you'd met i hope he goes when you. feel. it's my money doesn't have enough fuel. but i'm going to know what amount of the thing about five of them which. i do you want to go where you don't pay me or. i. just. so. there she was laughing. it's the first time alisa is chained to his being in the race she's a student a four time champion and another favorite andre some mushkin elisa is driving a team of dogs from her farm one she trained herself. must be a little bitty should. muscovite bitches love is a professional dog team driver he's raised a lot in the central part of russia but has never experienced conditions like these you know we've. got enough to knock you on. this particular. point. thank you. probably when one is looking at the bottom or you're finishing your question and you don't come on there. you could see was what i was. getting really

maybe zoe ball, who presents on saturday afternoons there. 0r there are options outside of the bbc.'s breakfast show. many people say they're hoping a female presenter will take on the high—profile role. there are many women who work across radio 2 and bbc radio and indeed the bbc and beyond. they're very able and of course we will be considering them. there are many able men. the most important thing that we do is to select the best and the right person and that is what we will do in the fullness of time. in the meantime, chris evans will still be on radio 2 until the end of the year, so listeners still have a few months before they have to say goodbye. lizo mzimba, bbc news. plenty on the bbc news website if you want to keep in touch with what we've been reporting in the last few hours. mike embley‘s here in 15 minutes' time with the rest of the day's news. you can get in touch with me and the team on twitter, i'm @babitabbc. we would love to hear from you. that's it, back on newsday same time, same place tomorrow. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this

. >> and the kids, kids jed, zoe and max, you can go to bed now daddy won. >> you know i said kids gonow. daddy won. they're 35, 36 and 45 years old. i wrote that originally 43 years ago. >> the 72-year-old's outstanding supporting actor win for "barry" is extra special because his movie director son max actually called the shots for his dad's audition for the show. so a phone call was in order. >> hi, maxy. we're on "e.t." and i just wanted to say thank you for directing my audition because here i am. >> your dad won! >> your dad won an emmy! >> listen, clearly i was overexcited. i want to point out that max was working. he's a working director. it's great and congratulations to henry. such a good man. >> the photo with the fonz and ritchie cunningham today was everything. i think about this. in addition to his son how about ron directing henry in something now. >> it's time. >> coming up -- >> it's x rated. >> from racy to recycled. wait until you hear the stories behind these looks. >> plus we're taking you inside the emmy after parties. who had a little too much to drink? >> and -

. >> reporter: zoe is a junior at this private high school where respect among students isn't expected, it is required. >> the staff here teach us to be respectful and to be wary of strangers and good to our friends. >> i think it is important not only that they have a sounding board but they know what's right and wrong and what a good role model is. >> reporter: bay hill's executive director shellie labelle says kavanaugh and his accuser have created a teachable moment at school. labelle says it begins with learning responsibility. >> i think that someone has to be responsible for their behavior no matter how old they are. to me it doesn't matter when it happened. it matters that it did happen. >> i've made many mistakes in my life. >> reporter: near the cal campus, freshman martin says kvanaugh has been a topic in his classes but he believes in second chances. >> just because someone did something 30, 40 years ago which was wrong, doesn't mean that that reflects who that person is today. >> reporter: zoe says students at bay hill know any bad ehavior could go on your school record. >

. >> speaking of fresh blood, acess melanie, best cousin zoe, the one seen flying to vietnam with kevin in the season two finale is sticking around, you told us you were nervous to see how beth reacts when she sees you with her cousin -- with her -- >> thanks for bringing that up. >> how much drama -- >> hopefully a lot. if you fall in love you fall in love. what's he supposed to do? >> you're making "the" most dysfunction dynamic even more dysfunctional. >> that's what i do. >> now, nbc is hoping "this is us" will also give a big ratings boost to a new medical drama "new amsterdam" airing right after "this is us." >>> meanwhile, abc may have another ballroom hit on its hands with "dancing with the stars" juniors, debuting october 7th. what you can expect. >> it's the same show. it's the same feeling of sitting down and watching people compete in something they've never done before. >> season 25 mirror ball champ and his competitor are the hosts of the new show that pairs 12 celebrity kids with junior ballroom dancers. >> i feel like i'm a star! and i just love, like, everyone watching

how about another round of applause for zoe keady, how amazing?applause] believe -- today, i discovered the secret to joe biden's success. and that is that he has a fabulous group of women surrounding him.

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maybe zoe ball, who presents on saturday afternoons there. or there are options outside of the bbc.kston and emma bunton currently co—host heart fm's breakfast show. many people say they're hoping a female presenter will take on the high—profile role. there are many women who work across radio 2 and across bbc radio, and indeed the bbc and beyond. and they're very able, and of course we'll be considering them. there are many able men. the most important thing that we do is to select the best and the right person, and that's what we'll do in the fullness of time. in the meantime, chris evans will still be on radio 2 until the end of the year, so listeners still have a few months before they have to say goodbye. lizo mzimba, bbc news. now on bbc news, it is time for the travel show. this week on the show: we're exploring the food scene in ireland's west cork. skibbereen! kayaking britain's coastline in all conditions. and i get a deeply personal tour of sarajevo‘s still visible war wounds. the hair on my armsjust stood up. i don't know what to say, i've never seen anything like this b

andrew: and zoe. emily: this is zoe. andrew: training is a very, very important part of la dogworks, which fell off greatly. lemonis: why do you think that is? andrew: you know what, la dogworks isn't for everybody. lemonis: how does a customer contact you if they have a complaint? emily: there's a website out there that people post business reviews. and we've had some negative stuff put up there, and andrew responds to it in his way. [ laughs ] amber: he's so proud of himself. lemonis: "i've been brining my dog here for six months. one night i came to pick him up, what i found was my pup wearing a muzzle tied to a wall. my own dog. i was horrified." then your response was, "after questioning the staff, i believe them and not you." andrew: mm-hmm. lemonis: you told the customer that. andrew: yeah. lemonis: why? andrew: i call it like it is. lemonis: andrew, stay the [bleep] off the internet because you're hurting your business. andrew: i don't think i'm hurting my business at all, personally. lemonis: i thought in the sp

coming up on today's washington journal, the preview of -- and thenump's mona charen and zoe carpenter with the nation magazine join us to discuss the supreme court nomination of brett kavanaugh. host: good morning. welcome to "washington journal." the senate judiciary committee will hold a hearing this week with brett kavanaugh and the of sexualaccused him assault when they were teenagers, christine blasey ford. negotiations and details are still being worked out today. this comes about one year into the me too movement, which started out as a social media hashtag.

joining us now is our technology reporter, zoe kleinman.tagram, do you think? it is certainly an interesting choice of phrase. we want to explore our curiosity and creativity again, they say. that suggests they cannot do it at facebook. two years after facebook bought instagram for $1 billion, it bought whatsapp for a $19 billion. there was a feeling that maybe they sold out too soon and should have held out for more money. there is also the issue of facebook making instagram a much more complicated platform. it introduced video, it introduced advertising, all of which went against the ethos of the platform as it was developed in 2010. they wa nted it was developed in 2010. they wanted to keep it simple. facebook wa nted wanted to keep it simple. facebook wanted to keep it simple. facebook wanted to make money and had other ideas. but for any founders, dancing to the tune of another firm must be difficult, and it certainly isn t unusual to see founding partners leaving after they ve completed the required number of years under any deal? ime

how about another round of applause for zoe keady, how amazing? [applause] believe -- today, i discovered the secret to joe biden's success. and that is that he has a fabulous group of women surrounding him. i know. i was sitting in the makeup chair next to his sister, valerie, hit came in. she was a complete spitfire. she was amazing. so much fun. she informed me that she has been his campaign manager since grade school. there you have it. of course, jill. his amazing, inspiring wife, jill. dr. biden. day, and sheed our gave her talk, something that really resonated with me was how she kept talking about the treasure of time. that is something that clearly, joe biden values, that they value together as we hear them say, one more day matters. i was sitting in the back, talking to craig, and it made us think about our niece a lot. we don't talk about it, a lot. we don't always have the opportunity because frankly, it is very sad. craig saidaway as earlier when she was three. she would have been eight. parents, who are the strongest people i know, t

she may also go by the name zoe black. anyone with information should call police. zoo has welcomed the new member to the family. coming up we will introduce you to the newborn elephant. >>> a bit of unsettled weather, will remain in the forecast for the backend of the weekend before widespread rain is expected to arrive. we have details on tomorrow and the extended coming up. >>> the san diego zoo has welcomed a new member of the family, a baby elephant. take a look at the ght, weighing in at 281 pounds. this is the fourth baby for the 28-year-old mother elephant namedbaby elephant responding well with his mother and sibling. so far no name yet for the newborn.>> that baby elephant is so cute. >>> we had a nice day overall, very pleasant, scattered showers over the north bay and more to come. more on that in a moment. the numbers outsider low to mid 60s for most. half moon bay 60 degrees. 63 in oakland, 65 degrees still at this hour in san jose. it may felt a little muggy out there. mild and muggy for many. the onshore breeze is a light one. 30 miles pipe -- 49 mil

kids —jed, zoe and max — you can go to bed now, daddy won!e of thrones took the big drama award, while 50s period piece the marvelous mrs maisel won best comedy. it's about a woman who is finding her voice anew, and something that's happening all over the country right now, one of the most important ways that we can find and use our voices is to vote. jan, you are the sunshine in my life... but all the stars were upstaged by this director. you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend, because i want to call you my wife. cheering. acceptance speech turned proposal. will you marry me? she said yes. hollywood just loves a happy ending. james cook, bbc news, los angeles. tense negotiations between the uk and europe are nothing new, as we all know, but one expat is right on the front line as he battles to keep the front line as he battles to keep the her march to britain he has built in his garden in germany. kevin kiley explains. —— kevin connelly. it is a corner of a foreign field forever little britain. well, maybe not forever. the ger

replacing him, she has often filled infor him, replacing him, she has often filled in for him, maybe zoe outside the bbc. jamie theakston options outside the bbc. jamie thea kston and emma options outside the bbc. jamie theakston and emma bunton currently co—host the breakfast show on heart fm. many people say they hope a female presenter will take on the high profile role. many women who work across radio 2 and bbc radio and the bbc and beyond, they are very able and we will be considering them of course. there are many able men. the most important thing we do is to select the best and brightest person and that is what we will do in the fullness of time. in the meantime, chris evans will be on radio 2 until the end of the year, so radio 2 until the end of the year, so listeners still have a few months before they have to say goodbye. this summer was the hottest on record for england, with temperatures beating those seen in the famous heatwave of 1976, though only narrowly. for the uk as a whole, 2018 proved to be the joint—hottest summer. and as our science editor, david shukmans report

american airlines announced they partnered with zoe's kitchen, a mediterranean dining place.airplane. they want to make sure people have healthier options because that is what people want. how about a veggie meal with two types of pumice, waffles with fresh berries and chicken wraps, prices range from $8 to $11. delta offering more options starting on october 1st. rob: crazy how much food they can fit on that little tray, butter and cheese. jillian: zucchini ribbons in it. rob: she likes it, a good story about an airline. 24 minutes after the hour. brett kavanaugh speaking out in an exclusive fox news interview. >> just asking for a fair process where i can be heard and i can defend my integrity. rob: to democrats have a blatant double standard when it comes to this confirmation? political panel on deck to debate that next. jillian: a 7 foot fuzzy creature with a wild orange beard, the philadelphia flyers mascot. social media not sure what to think about this one. the hilarious reaction pouring in. ♪ ♪ even if you were broke ♪ i love you ♪ in love again ♪ -computer, order piz

. >> which wife kate an kids zoe and max went to charlotte about two days ago. but i'm staying here. >> and you rode out hurricane mathew. right in. >> correct. but hurricane matthew, people are assuming that hurricane florence is going to be anything like hurricane matthew was, they're mistaken. there is a reason emergency management officials told me if people choose to egg nor these orders, they got body bags ready to go. this is going to be a completely different storm. i have never been through anything like this. most people who have been here have never been through anything like this. we should take it seriously. >> body bags. py goodness, here's my last question for you. we know that florence shifted directions and wilmington is less of a bulls eye than first prompted. do people where you are feel that womeni wilmington should be under a mandatory evacuation? >> it's a question that is being asked. wilmington is a little bit higher. basically, what they said is if you can get out, just get out the advice is just go. can you come back and fix your house,

the original idea came from groundbreaking architect rein zoe by an u. >> he spent time walking around the surrounding topography of san francisco and he came back downstairs after spending about an hour on the roof of the old building. he had this very iconic, now, line drawing. it was a green felt tip pen sketch of a rolling roof line. >> that sketch launched plans for what may be the most complicated living roof ever built. curved steel beams were installed to create a rolling hillside effect, like the hills of san francisco. >> had to come up using specific types of models, ways to be able to look at the steel and then throw it through vending machines that get the right proportions. >> the building has two giant domes, each 90 feet in diameter. this is the skeleton inside the planetarium dome. this is the start of the rainforest dome. the contractor hired a roller coaster company to create the curving ramp inside. the roof is made of seven different layers providing everything from insulation to drainage. it's designed to absorb 98% of the rainwater that hits it. >> that's importa

. >> actress melanie labor, best cousin zoe, the one seeing flying to vietnam in the season two finales sticking around. >> you told us you were nervees to see how beth reacts when she sees you with her coz cannen. >> thanks for bringing that up. >> how much drama? >> if you fall in love, you fall love. what's he supposed to do? >> you're making the most dysfunctional family dynamic even more dysfunctional. >> they're hoping "this is us" will give a boost to "new amsterdam. it's going to air right after "this is us." pwaos. >> gym carry of course made a name for himself on "in living color and while he's done plenty of movies since that, jim's returning for his first role since playing the almost iconic fire marshal and we were at his red carpet premier. >> it really needs to happen. that show needs to pist. >> yes, please. "e.t." mitt him back in 1990. >> i go back and hang ow with him. >> would you? >> of course i would. >> he once phraued mr. rogers in a sketch. >> i think somebody's in the land of make believe. >> and playing a kid show host. he stars as the kind hearted mr. pickle

iama big i am a big fan of zoe ball and i would love it if this was true.stonbury! yes! and yesterday, the scottish conservative leader ruth davidson gave a very honest newspaper interview about her struggles with depression and self—harm and she's been on twitter since, saying how much it helps to talk about mental health. many people think she's been brave to admit to these problems, and we'll be talking more about self—harm later on the show. let's take a look at the inside of today's papers. i have got this brilliant picture from inside the times today and we will be talking about him quite a bit this morning because he has an incredible achievement at the berlin marathon, breaking the world marathon, breaking the world marathon record. his aim, and it has been to the last few years, to run a marathon under two hours. you know how ambitious sporting people are, trying to run and it ——a marathon in under three, he was so close in berlin, at the break he raced was fantastic, it was with a series of pacemakers who kept him going up into the last kind of fi

subsequently we only determined a really morbid brain injury process, the zoe process efforts to buy a seller of excellence and university of pennsylvania whether the divide. patients have come there. >> but doesn't seem a bit strange that -- symptoms would be sent to a dr. who apparently did not use standard concussion assessments. isn't that strange? >> at the time we felt he was the best qualified person and recommendations we received to do the initial evaluation. >> thank you. if anyone else want to comment? okay, thank you very much. i yield back, mr. chairman. >> thank you.now recognized, the gentleman from alabama. congressman brooks. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i've heard words like socialist, communist, authoritarian, represses and abuses citizens, basic freedoms or frames that we would take for granted in the united states of america. upon reflection it sounds a lot like china. but here we are talking about cuba. i would submit there's a major difference between china and cuba. is that china is a significant geopolitical rival. perhaps a foe. certainly, china is having a s

it's great to be with prime minister chin zoe abe from japan.e had a wonderful dinner at trump tower. we spent time talking about a lot of different subjects including north korea, arab sharks trade, lots of different things. we are doing much more business, much more trade with japan right now and things are working out very well. i want to congratulate prime minister abe for a smashing election win. [laughter] just last week and that was a tremendous win. we actually celebrated at the trump tower. his win, his birthday. a lot of good things are happening for him. and we have a lot of good things happening between our countries. so, prime minister abe, thank you very much. [speaking foreign language] >> julie: we are going to try to cue up the tape where he addresses the latest allegation. meeting with abe of japan and talks have been going earlier this week. on monday he met with the president of south korea and, in fact, announced some big movement there with his relationship with kim jong un and potential second summit that they understand w

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and zoe's kitchen, 12% of the locations there are in north carolina and south carolina. that stock is down half a percent. rounding out the group of most at-risk restaurants, cracker barrel with 10% of its stores in the main path of the hurricane. it's flat. remember, these stores could suffer -- and restaurants could suffer closures but we're not so sure they will suffer terrible damages. we need to keep an eye on these stocks. for comparison, as of 2015, mcdonald's had about 475 locations in north carolina, 258 locations in south carolina, out of more than 14,000 in the u.s. mcdonald's stock is down 1.75% today, also down on an fda investigation. a nationwide outbreak of cyclosporin. >>> while those businesses might be impacted, other companies are extending a land for as long as they possibly can, with millions of people in the carolinas and virginia told to evacuate. airbnb, making accommodations free for people who are running from the hurricane, including emergency workers. free. good for them. the home sharing company is offering free lodging in areas across north

actress zoe craves in the new harry potter spinoff "fantastic beasts" was asked this at a panel. >> ifld use your magic in the real world for good, what would you do? >> impeach trump. [applause] >> wouldn't it be even better to apperate him out of existence? >> dan is good of making up the spells. what would be the impeachment spell? >> uh, right. impeacheus maximus! >> so some speech -- a lot of people there felt why did they have to politicize. this is a family movie. why do we politicize harry potter. >> comicon itself. i was in a city where it was and -- it's men and women in their 40s dressed up like wonder woman. i'm not a costume person. i don't like the costume parties. these are adults. these are parents, grandparents. >> you wouldn't have liked johnny depp who got up at the end of the panel and he appeared in costume as the villain he plays in the movie. a character who wants a racially pure wizarding world. some thought it was a sly, slap at donald trump. >> we, who live for freedom, for truth, the moment as come. to rise up and take our rightful place in the world. >> so y

with music from churches and later this week tom arnold, don cheadle, jerrod carmichael, zoe kravitz, cutie and blood orange featuring a$ap rocky. so please join us for all of that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight has an emmy in his pocket and is nominated for two more for two shows, "godless" on netflix and "the looming tower" on hulu. please welcome the most celebrated man in streaming, jeff daniels. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thanks for coming. >> celebrated man in streaming. i like that. >> jimmy: that's right. i mean, it's no j.d. power award. >> no. no, it isn't. >> jimmy: the last time i saw you was a long time ago. in fact, we weren't here. we were in detroit doing our show in 2006. you lived -- you still live in michigan, right? and you came and did our show then. what's been going on with you for the last 12 years? catch us up. i can't believe it's been that long. >> that was a big deal, when you guys came in. detroit -- >> that was a fun and crazy week. >> they rolled it out. they rolled it out. and you guys were at the gem theater, which is a great theater.

zoe kleinman explains. they don't express any animosity directly towards facebook.ey say they want to focus on the curiosity and creativity. it's an interesting statement because normally when somebody leaves a big tech firm, they say they are going to recharge or they're going to take some time off with their family. but these guys are very clear — "we're going to do something else. and we're not going to be doing that within the boundaries of facebook". instagram was bought out for a huge amount of money, of course. and what's happened since it was bought in 2012, it's gone from 30 million users to1 billion. so clearly, the growth has been there. however, it's moved a long way from its original ethos, which was to be a simple platform, it was just an image sharing platform. there were no ads. now, there's ads, now there's instagram tv, now there's video. it's becoming a more crowded platform in the style of facebook and that was never what they wanted for it. for a tech firm to lose their ceo and their cto at the same time, the co—founders who built it, this is bi

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to reese witherspoon, zoe kravitz, yara shahidi. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. thank you. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪za in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- julianne moore, from "one dollar," actor and muscian sturgill simpson, author and humanitarian khalid hosseini. featuring the 8g band with sean kinney. ♪ [ cheers 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's fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. former trump campaign chair paul manafort on friday struck a deal to cooperate with the mueller investigation. and then trump struck a door, two walls, and eric. [ laughter and applause ] some analysts are claiming that special counsel robert mueller may have struck a plea deal with former trump campaign chair paul manafort to target high level russ

that the bbc should be looking at having a female host of the breakfast show on radio two, names like zoeox, claudia winkleman, the crucial thing, this is the biggest breakfast show in the uk, breakfast audiences are very fickle, if they don't relate to somebody instantly they can move somewhere else and never come back. i think we will be looking at somebody who is already a very big—name and has realfamiliarity with the audience to try to cushion the move across, because they have been very lucky on that show, over the last few years, the last few decades, they have had chris evans and sir terry wogan, arguably the two most popular radio broadcasters of the last half—century, anyone coming into it has their work cut out. we want somebody who is superb at what they do, but who the audience immediately adopts and warms to. it's been revealed that the governor of the bank of england, mark carney, is in discussions with the treasury and the bank about extending his time in the job beyond june next year. however, no deal has yet been agreed, and it's reported that any extension to his contra

and then syndicated columnist mona charen and the associate washington editor zoe carpenter discuss brett kavanaugh's supreme court come nation. watch washington jurble live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. >> next, on lectures in history, garrett sheldon of the university of virginia's college at wise teaches a class on political philosopher john rawls and his 1971 book a theory of justice which has heavily influenced the ideas behind modern american liberalism. when president bill clinton awarded rawls the national humanity medal in 1999, he called him, quote, perhaps the greatest political philosopher of the this class is about 70 minutes. today we're going today we're goingn to look at american liberalism. or, the philosophy behind american liberalism. the political theory justification for liberalism, or the rationale underlining american liberalism. the

maybe zoe ball, who presents on saturday afternoons there. or there are options outside of the bbc.female presenter will take on the high—profile role. there are many women who work across radio 2 and bbc radio and indeed the bbc and beyond. they are very able and of course we will be considering them. there are many able men. the most important thing that we do is to select the best and the right person and that is what we will do in the fullness of time. in the meantime, chris evans will still be on radio 2 until the end of the year, so listeners still have a few months before they have to say goodbye. lizo mzimba, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. today brought brightness across south—eastern areas and north—western parts of the uk. in between a weather front has been spoiling things somewhat. a band of cloud with outbreaks of rain, some of it continuing through the night. we are going to be left with a band of cloud into the south west and the west midlands. to the south—east clear spells and relatively warm. up to the north—west scot

or, if people say we can't do it this way when it comes to zoe, you can still get all these other states that are doing it. i think it's a valuable for those folks and just to see if they care about freedom, how are we doing. citizens can use this to make decisions about when you might want to retire or where they might want to move their business or move themselves. jason has talked about and some of the interviews he's been doing this week about how he moved from new york to new hampshire in part because of some of the regulations on education that new york had that new hampshire didn't. reporters can use this computer in reporters are, thank you, you can use this to see of those get to look at a national contact io see some areas that are right for more investigation. what is our state doing this? right? wise our state like new york, why are they revoking drivers licenses for nondriving drug offenses? how does that actually affect people are trying to get back on the ladder of economic success if he can't drive remco particularly if you're not in everywhere there's a lot of public tra