language in the charter that concerns me someone who works late they may not get a taxi and further down it refers to the inwas of taxi service it didn't belong in the resolution and the fact is right now we have a glut of taxis on the street and most all hours it's easy to get a taxi and, in fact, cab companies can't file their shifts because they can't get enough drivers to fulfill it. this is a slap in the face of our industry and a lot of hardworking people in the resolution. i hope and trust there will be adequate taxi representation i want to make a point that the ride service companies don't service a place in the group. they're not serving the wheelchair folks and they're in violation of the law you have to have a smart phone and a credit card to use the services. they're coming plenty in massive insurance fraud that's going on right now if anyone saw the nbc report that was on they're hiring people with long - >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening president chiu and supervisors. the taxi girl what they want to be she said city can't you see i'm going to marry

this is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? are you well?and applause ] that is great. here's someone who is not well, however. donald sterling is still in the news. today, sterling sat down with anderson cooper and said he's made a horrible mistake and is asking for forgiveness. so if you really want forgiveness, maybe don't apologize to the whitest person on earth. [ laughter ] anderson cooper is absolute whiteness. [ laughter ] if you're in a whiteout blizzard, it looks like you bumped into anderson cooper on the street. donald sterling's wife told barbara walters in an interview that she will eventually -- eventually file for divorce. i mean, what's the rush? [ laughter ] it's not like he's going to get more racist. [ laughter ] he's at the pinnacle. some political news. during his visit to the white house today, the president of uruguay lectured president obama about the dangers of smoking. then when obama said, "oh, i quit," hillary clinton ran past him into the oval office. [ laughter and applause ] [ imitating president obama ] "hill

stay tuned for more "late night"!orrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: well, good evening. i'm carson daly, and tonight we are housed at amp radio in los angeles for this edition of "last call." tonight, we've got synthpop from the el rey and arctic cowboys in the "spotlight." but first, tim hcker is one-half of the comedy duo tim and eric. but for his latest gig, he joins forces with davin wood to create a musical tribute to the great songwriting teams of the 1970s. from kingsize north recording studio, this is heidecker and wood in our "last call spotlight." >> there's a tendency -- and we all do it, but to be like -- to want to put people into categories. >> russell crowe, you can't have

this is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight?s and applause ] let's start off with some good news. it's fleet week in new york, everybody. give it up for fleet week. [ cheers and applause ] and you know what fleet week means -- next week is penicillin week. [ laughter ] lana del ray will perform for kim kardashian and kanye west at their wedding this weekend in florence. apparently, the theme of their wedding is depression. [ laughter ] i bet she doesn't know how to sing the "chicken dance." [ laughter ] i'm going to guess. this is pretty cool. the director of the fbi said he may consider relaxing a policy that prevents the agency from hiring anyone who has smoked pot in the last three years. sounds like somebody's finally tried pot. [ laughter ] i think we're a little hasty in our opinions on pot. [ cheers and applause ] yet another vehicle recall. one day after recalling 2.4 million vehicles, gm has announced that it's recalling another 218,000 chevy aveos. apparently their defect is that they're chevy aveos. [ laughter ] and o

there's a lot of talk always about women in late night. >> oh, late night wars.super bowl. i love it so much. i love reading about it. i love talking about it because i feel like i kind of know the players, but it doesn't affect me at all. >> seth: right. it's like fantasy football. >> it's like fantasy football for me. so i actually was thinking -- it's very exciting all the -- you know, the letterman departure and colbert coming in. and i realized that i have a theory about how women are going to breakthrough in late night. because i realize, a lot of times, these hosts, they get their job when they're 35 or 40, and they keep them until they're 65. >> seth: right. >> so i was like, if you're a lady, what do you wear? right? because if you go in with a cocktail dress and then you're 45. you're 50. then there's going to come a day when you go, "i don't got it." [ laughter ] bring me the jacket! >> seth: right. >> so i -- that's why i think ellen is going to be the first person to breakthrough because she's already wearing jackets. >> seth: oh, my gosh. [ laughter

it was late era forte. >> wow.here to begin. >> seth: i think very few people but forte know where to begin with jenjamin franklin. did you -- >> it was -- >> seth: -- have anything? did it make you think of something that you wish you had gotten on air? >> yes. >> seth: which was? >> so me and horatio many times wrote with paula pell -- a sketch called jingle fingers. >> seth: yeah, i remember jingle fingers. >> right? >> seth: yeah. >> who were on the ad-kins diet. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> so they just had a huge bowl of bacon. >> seth: on top of their piano. >> on top of their beautiful piano. and they wrote beautiful jingles for like -- and justin timberlake was -- this made to it dress by the way. >> seth: because you were trying to sell songs to justin timberlake. >> yes. who was not having it. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> and it was like the folgers coffee song. >> seth: you had written that. >> we wrote that. it was not very good. >> seth: no, but you had also -- my favorite thing was you wrote --

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. >> naomi akers is running late. she will be in in five minutes. >> we will start this with public comment and there is an opportunity for any in the public to speak to matters of the commission that is not currently on the agenda, and so is there any public comment? again, this is item are really just the agenda. please come up to the microphone and say your name and you have two minutes. >> all right. >> my name is bary, and i have not been here in a while. and >> i wanted to... >> hi. >> i want to congratulate you on getting the president of the commission, and the big shoes to fill because i felt that i was really impressed with your predecessor who did a wonderful job but i am here and i got incensed enough before i go to the pass over tonight and to speak on two subjects and i had one but a second one came up as a result of reading something on facebook. and the first one is about a club called infusion lounge and part of the place of entertainment permit involves having a security plan and how they handle the

welcome back to "late night."yer, jason sudeikis, and as always, fred armisen and the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] "carson daly" is up next. but first, to conclude tonight's episode, an in-depth discussion of this evening's sketch which we are calling "after jenjamin." [ light laughter ] for those of you at home, feel free to go online and see the rest of this segment. we expect it won't last longer than eight hours. [ light laughter ] vanessa bayer had to leave because a hollywood producer saw her in tonight's sketch and offered her a 100 picture movie deal. [ laughter ] so will, let's start, do you feel satisfied having finally performed "jenjamin franklin" for an audience? [ laughter ] >> did herman melville feel satisfied when he finally did "moby dick" for the first time? they staged it many times. did ernest hemingway get the same satisfaction from staging "the sun always rises?" did tom clancy love "hunt for red october?" i mean, it is more a question in a question, you know? it's more about a life phil

. >> it is so late it is morning. for dinner i had two reese's peanut butter cups and a doughnut hole. so it will be an awesome hour. >> there's some old tacos around. if they are not congealed knock yourself out. >> and we get raided by the health department. >>> it is election night . i really did have two peanut butter cups and a doughnut hole. so you know it will be a fup hour. i love nights like this. so voters went to the polls, i was going to say today but yesterday for primary races in six states. some of the most closely watched primary races in the country happen tonight. at this hour, we are still getting fresh results. for example, from all over the country. but we did get one big result, moments after the polls closed tonight. in the kentucky primary for senate, mitch mcconnell, he beat his tea party challenger so soundly they called the race less than ten minutes after the final votes were cast in kentucky. mitch mcconnell will move on the the general against a well resourced democratic challenger. more

this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? is everybody good?] that's great because today is earth day. [ cheers ] that's right. today is earth day. at least according to the guy who saw me throw a banana peel in the blue trash can. [ laughter ] he made sure i knew it was earth day. i guess this is no surprise. governor chris christie criticized marijuana legalization saying it's just not the quality of life we want to have here in new jersey. because the last thing you'd ever want is people walking around new jersey asking, "what is that smell?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] anything you can do to avoid that happening would be great. "the new york times" is reporting that america's middle class is no longer the world's wealthiest middle class. which must be very upsetting to the 12 remaining members of the middle class. [ laughter ] shocking news for them. [ scattered applause ] but more speculation about 2016. the "christian science monitor" is claiming hillary clinton will be a tad less interested in running for president now that she's about to

find seth meyers again. [ laughter ] we love new studies here at "late night."e fans of new studies, and a new study suggests that when women are ovulating, they are more attracted to musicians who can create complex music. and when they're not ovulating, they're attracted to nickelback. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] here's some international news. china's state media has announced that it's "cleaning the web" campaign has successfully shut down 110 porn websites. that's like new york city announcing that they're "cleaning the subway" campaign has successfully exterminated one rat. [ laughter ] "we got him. we got the rat." the center for disease control claims that 80% of people with herpes don't know they have the disease. but there is a quick test you can do. do you drive a camaro? [ laughter ] i'm not sure what to make of this. the detroit metropolitan airport has unveiled indoor patches of grass -- indoor patches of grass that serve as toilets for service dogs. and the new york subway continues to offer hundreds of square miles of tile that serve as

stay tuned for late night -- [ laughter ] did you fall down? [ laughter ] trying to get more money for her invention. you faked that. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thanks for watching. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- jon hamm, larry king, misty copeland, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] are we well? excellent. excellent news. but there's also some slightly scary news today. for the second time in three days, the white house has gone into lockdown after somebody threw an object over the fence. and finally today president obama took away joe biden's frisbee. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] because once it's a pattern, joe, i have to take away the frisbee.

this is "late night." how's everybody doing? okay? all right. i don't know if everyone here knew this, but today is "take your child to work" day. or as kids refer to it, "play with an ipad in a corner" day. [ laughter ] that's right. today was "take your child to work" day. meanwhile, in china, interesting -- today is "put your child to work" day. [ laughter and applause ] they don't need a day for it. i don't know why they have -- a specific day for that. chicago mayor rahm emanuel announced plans to build the "barack obama college preparatory high school" which will open in 2017. the obama school is expected to be very popular. at first. [ laughter ] and then who knows? [ cheers and applause ] this is a little weird. this next story is a little weird. a tennessee man was arrested yesterday after he broke into the national civil rights museum and slept in one of the beds. said the man afterwards, "i had a dream. [ laughter and applause ] "it was water skiing, it was like at my high school but it wasn't really -- my high school. it was just lik

we love new studies here at "late night." study claims that one in ten americans no longer carry cash. they're called english majors. [ laughter ] eh. [ light laughter ] not sure what to make of this. a virginia teenager was kicked out of her prom after male chaperones said her dress aroused impure thoughts. the creepiest part of this story is that nobody kicked out the chaperones. [ laughter ] [ applause ] "i would like to lodge a formal complaint. my impure thoughts have been aroused." [ laughter ] he could probably chaperone a tennessee williams play. [ light laughter ] this is cool. ikea has announced plans to turn its first ever store into a museum. and all they need to do it is four pegs and an allen wrench. [ laughter ] but here's the bummer, one of the pegs is missing. [ laughter ] they're trying to stay cool, but they're eventually gonna lose their temper. [ laughter ] looking for that fourth peg. this is interesting. a psychologist from rutgers published new research, claiming that sexual pleasure can block out pain

their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special nterests run rampant.s an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, because change starts with us. here's a live without live from our mount tam camera. miter call coverage out there really not much to talk about. a little warmer out of the delta 69. and san jose. and it would be and san francisco look for 62 degrees. as i said the cloud cover is not all that impressive. the consent of the satellite into you'll see some activity in the pacific. this is going to play in a factor, tomorrow park. before we start the season grain coming with you and as you see it's still light at best. maybe some drizzle. if you like a friday morning and you see it as the rain dropped three deal no word from three is a very minor system for it won't do anything for the dro

"late night."eryone doing tonight? are we well? [ cheers ] thank you so much. well, let's get started. a toronto newspaper is reporting that rob ford is missing after he failed to show up to the chicago area rehab facility he was supposed to enter. surprising news, to people who are easily surprised. [ light laughter ] hillary clinton told audiences at a health conference yesterday that her guilty pleasure is chocolate. "yes, me, too," said bill clinton. "chocolate." [ laughter ] this is pretty cool. today is national tourist appreciation day. and speaking for all new yorkers, i would just like to say we would appreciate it if would you get the hell out of our way! [ cheers ] the sidewalk is not an observation deck. [ light laughter ] some business news. office depot announced plans to close at least 400 stores as part of its merger with office max. bad news for office depot employees. surprising news for people who thought office max and office depot were the same thing. [ light laughter ] people

reynolds has gone through the huge master settlement of the late 1990s. the company has downsized again and again as a resident of winston-salem. you open a newspaper and you learn that the company has let more people go or plans to let more people go. it is still headquartered there. >> host: still manufactures? >> guest: at manufactures fewer but it does still manufacture cigarettes there. it still has a huge imprint on the town. there are so many residents of winston who very early on were beneficiaries not only is being employees of the reynolds company but of also getting stock and that stock has grown and grown over the course of the 20th century, split and divided and there have been really good profits made from this is from this as late as the 1990s. winston is an extraordinary city during the depression they were more millionaires per-capita in winston-salem than any other city in the country and most of that wealth came from the success of the cigarette trade. winston-salem is the beneficiary in terms of having extraordinary arts for a relative

see you back here rachel maddow show late night starts right now. how have you been the last two hours. >> it is so late it is morning. for dinner i had two reese's peanut butter cups and a doughnut hole. so it will be an awesome hour. >> there's some old tacos around. if they are not congealed knock yourself out. >> and we get raided by the health department. >>> it is election night . i really did have two peanut butter cups and a doughnut hole. so you know it will be a fup hour. i love nights like this. so voters went to the polls, i was going to say today but yesterday for primary races in six states. some of the most closely watched primary races in the country happen tonight. at this hour, we are still getting fresh results. for example, from all over the country. but we did get one big result, moments after the polls closed tonight. in the kentucky primary for senate, mitch mcconnell, he beat his tea party challenger so soundly they called the race less than ten minutes after the final votes were cast in kentucky. mitch mcconnell will move on

stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thanks for watching. have a great night.ope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, matt lauer and savannah guthrie, scientist bill nye, matt walsh, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening. [ cheers and applause ] i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] are we well? is everyone well? all right. we begin tonight with donald sterling. i don't know if you guys have been following the whole donald sterling thing. the nba announced this afternoon that clippers owner donald sterling has been banned for life from any nba event. [ cheers and applause ] banned for life from any nba event. and you can probably guess who he's blaming. [ laughter ] the nba laid out his punishment which will include the lifetime ban from the nba, a

the clashes continue late last might, on sunday. there were different reports of different attacks at - live from rebel groups in the capital tripoli. now, the government is keen to put the face to the crisis. it organised a late press conference in which it denounced the attack on the general national congress. the minister speaking was the justice minister, and he called on all politicians to resort to reason, and dialogue, and he denounced the use of weapons to express a political opinion. clearly the situation stands, we don't know exactly what will happen, but there are fears among the residents that this could be the beginning of a hectic few days >>> thank you for the update. omar - our correspondent joining us from the libyan capital tripoli. >>> to other news - south korea's president announced that the coast guard will be disbanded and replaced with a new safety agency in a tearful address to the admission. president park geun-hye took responsibility for the government's handling of the ferry disaster. our correspondent ha

stay tuned for more "late night"!and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> carson: hey, what's up, everybody? i'm carson and you're watching "last call." thank you for that. tonight, we're at "dimples" in burbank to bring you music from lp, a snapshot on the austin band, ume, and right now, the "last call spotlight." in about five years, sophia amoruso went from selling vintage clothing on ebay to running the fastest growing retail company on the planet. the story of "nasty gal" and her rise as the company's founder and ceo is chronicled her new book, "#girlboss" and for more, we go to 57 in downtown l.a. and meet sophia. take a look. ♪ >> a girlboss has her smile. it's ready to go as her

stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night.ope to see you tomorrow. buh-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- ellen page. lewis black. music from black label society. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening! [ cheers and applause ] i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? are we well? [ cheers ] thank you so much. well, let's get started. a toronto newspaper is reporting that rob ford is missing after he failed to show up to the chicago area rehab facility he was supposed to enter. surprising news, to people who are easily surprised. [ light laughter ] hillary clinton told audiences at a health conference yesterday that her guilty pleasure is chocolate. "yes, me, too," said bill clinton. "chocolate." [ laughter ] this is pretty cool. today is national tourist appreciation day

the stock has been stall lately, but there's still lots of opportunities here. currently there are ten publicly traded companies in the same space. . they've been getting in on the great american energy, in pennsylvania's rapidly growing marcellus shale. they reported a solid quart last week. revenues came in a tad light. stock at 2.4% yield at these levels. certainly better than treasuries, so let's take a closer look with nick, the chairman, president and ceo of aqua america. welcome. it is unique for me at 22 years to actually say we have extra cash. everyone likes your stock, it's a dividend play, but we also like the new growth. what's going to happen with that oddity of extra cash? >> well, after 20 years we have turned a corner, now bring in more cash than we spent on capital, though we get our money back on rates eventually. it's always nicer not to have any new equity flowing into our -- to do what has to be done, fix the infrastructure in this country. you've been making acquisitions, but also kind of horse trading some spots. how do we know what is ce

he hasn't done a late night show for 13 years. hasn't performed on a late night show.ut he chose our show. he's going to come on. he's going to perform. he's going to talk. billy joel is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] legend! my man! and i couldn't be happier to have her here. she's doing great work around the world with the clinton foundation. chelsea clinton is here! [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be fun. guys, it's time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go. ♪ >> jimmy: you guys are on twitter, right? [ cheers and applause ] it's fun. well, we use twitter on our show every single week. so if you watch our show, and you want to play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. so, because today's the first day of march madness, i went on twitter and started a hashtag called "makes me mad." [ light laughter ] i asked you guys to tweet out something funny, weird or annoying that someone you know does that makes you mad. we got thousands of tweets. in fact, within 20 minute

is it really too late? you know, persona completely but it's still there? >> isn't it true that it's not you? it's the other guy? many respects? it's the person thats the picture of you. it's the person that puts the video on the internet that they have shot? so you can do everything but what about the other guy? just sort of like when you're driving, you know, you can drive defensively. what about the other guy? >> right. >> it's a good point. i want to raise this now with julie who is now on the phone with us. the old school phone. sorry. the internet let us down there. julie, i don't know if you heard my question. even if you erase your public persona online completely, is it too late? >> you know, i think that it's never too late to try to protect your privacy. i mean, yes, you can't really erase your past but you can quickly make it obsolete, right? the longer that it is out there, but isn't being used and you're living a private life, you will eventually you'll it will become less useful to people. >>

people are jumping on the bandwagon late.e author said that this activism is like lighting candles is a cure for cancer. they have satirized the western reaction, saying it is like a reaction to greece. denial, shock, that kind of thing. this reaction has been characterized by ignorance and wisdom. outrage, followed by the solidarity #. idea is that it is a belated western reaction to compensate for initial ignorance. >> interesting take. another big story that has been holding the headlines, ukraine, they promised to help their controversial referendum, some 90% of voters do indeed want more autonomy. >> we may want to take a grain of salt with those figures. the organizers also say that it has yet to be decided whether they will opt for autonomy or to be a part of russia. you can see here the cartoon with a gun coming from either direction, from russia on the one hand, ukraine on the other. pointing really to the propaganda wars that they write about today. they are talking about the prism of the west through which we see t

i guess we were too late. >> he found 20s hidden cash. >> i donated, it is one of my favorite charities. the identity of the bay area's leprechaun is unknown. . they want to do some good >> i kind of wish i can do the same thing. i don't know if i necessarily would if i had that kind of money but i like to think that i could. >> the only request from the millionaire is post a picture of yourself on twitter. what does this mystery donor have in mind? >> i thought it was an easy way to turn something fun into something good. >> reporter: if you want to get your hands on it, donations around the city are being snatched by this loyal twitter follower. this man says he's going to continue to hide cash all over the bay area this weekend. gain more twitter followers. >> hidden cash, by the way and also indicated tha speerment is ams also expanded to san jose. >>> alameda and contra costa county says they will not hold immigrants for the federal government. >>> one of the main players in the corruption scandal, kpix 5, live. >> music, mingling and drinks. it could be any friday night happy hour

i'm glad to be with you. >> seth: it's not that late. it's not that late. >> no.o the people at home, it's that late. but to us, we're full of vibrancy here. >> absolutely. >> seth: now, the first time we met -- >> the first time an american has won the boston marathon -- >> seth: yes! >> -- since 1983. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: what a year to do it. two hours and eight minutes, something like that. can you imagine? >> no. >> seth: unbelievable. >> i can't imagine. >> seth: i don't buy it. i think something's fishy. >> great for boston. i don't believe it. great for boston, great for america. >> seth: a great day. absolutely. now, 2002 we met, you hosted snl. >> yes. you really looked a lot younger then. >> seth: i did. [ laughter ] you, you look the same. i was watching tape, you look great. >> he's aged terribly. >> seth: i have. [ laughter ] i don't look as good -- >> you used to be very handsome back then. >> seth: i did, right? >> back then. >> seth: i was happier. i was happier. the pressure of having your show, it's just -- you just age immensely. no

my too late for laura. to nick and i that is totally background we wait until someone does a crime and then they get treatment we thought there was a better approach he nick will talk about the legislation that ultimately ended up with laura's law but we knew and what we wanted to work for was getting treatment green before someone deteriorates and before their imcan't before that he do harm to them or on the we thought it made sense to get it before going to jail or prison doing is not only better for individuals for all enacted by severe mental illness we worked to pass laura's law in nevada couldn't and i'm very proud of our county that's leading the way the outcomes are fabulous they're far better than we ever envisioned and i think we can feel that due to this tragedy we indeed making a positive differences for the laura. i wish we had her back i'm glad we, do that i'll i'm going to turn it over to my husband nick and (clapping.) >> i have a lump in my troet after that. when laura died there were 2 thi

i eventually made it to my appointment, which was with social security, but i was very late, and they almost did not see me. >> i was very late former doctor's appointment, and there was concern about whether or not i could be fit in. >> when i get off i stock that is unfamiliar to me, because i have no sight, i cannot just automatically orient myself off to a new environment. it takes a lot of training, a lot of work. there are a lot of skill sets involved when i am first introduced to a new area. to get off at an unfamiliar bus stop for the first time and to do it unintentionally -- it can be a really disorienting experience. >> i think there is a sense that it is ok, that person is going to find their way, and did they do not know where they are, you are potentially putting them in a seriously dangerous situation. >> i always appreciate when the drivers are proactive in asking questions like, "where do you want to get off?" i appreciate when they help find a seat for me. i also appreciate when everything is working properly as far as the voice announcement system. they make sure th

snow on the ground late may highly unusual. heading throughout the day today still have that unstable air mass going. and the winds are pretty gusty out there. keep in mind you could get caught by a strong gust. that is the weather story of the day. temperatures are going to be comfortable but you will notice the difference. 80 degrees. 78 degrees out in the south bay and 83 a warm day. we'll show you how high the temperatures will climb and that snow fall compare and contrast mike. interesting forecast coming your way. unusual you have to love california weather. giving you that difference. >> over here in the bay bridge the toll plaza, no wind advisories over the last couple of days. be careful crossing the bay. driving down the east shore the earlier construction clear right around the university should have no problems getting through the toll plaza. the yellow blips below 16 miles per hour. moving the cones to keep that roadway clear for the roadway clear. >> thank you for that report. it is 5:11. apple is no longer the mo

this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? are we well? is everyone well?'s get started tonight with some international news. ukraine's acting president announced today that the government has lost control after several more government buildings were taken over by pro-russia forces. another sign that they've lost control? the phrase "acting president." [ laughter ] "i'm here for the part of president." [ laughter ] [ with deep voice ] "you get out of here." that's my president voice. [ laughter ] [ with deep voice ] "you get out of here, russia." this is unbelievable. this week, glenn beck told listeners, if hillary clinton is elected, she will be having sex with a woman on the white house desk. [ laughter ] "well, she's got my vote," said bill clinton. [ laughter and applause ] and keep it classy, glenn beck. keep it classy. i love this. japanese fans have accused american filmmakers of making the new godzilla fatter in the upcoming remake. [ laughter ] and they might have a point because at the end of the movie, godzilla goes back into the ocean wearing a

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we had one in late april. here we go for the first solid one for may. we will talk about how hot we get, when we cool down, and what next weekend is looking at in about so minutes. >> thank yous, paul. >>> the heat wave comes as cal fire is ramping up for a tough fire season. they have already responded for almost 1300 wildfires. almost twice as many more than average for this time of year. it is now officially fire season in the rest of northern california today. >>> a bay area billionaire takes the witness stand in a court battle over coastal access. late this afternoon, venture capitalist testified in san mateo county superior court. he is being sued by the surf rider foundation for closing off access to martin's beach south of half moon bay. he closed the only road to the beach after he bought that property back in 2008. the foundation says it violates state law to protect the public's right to access beach. >>> some dramatic opening statements today in a gang land trial involving the death of an oakland 3-year-old. prosecutors say little carlos was

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sophie says it's too late to turn back. >> too late now. ♪ >> three, two, one. >> come on. started out with those guys at the beginning of the race. they're a little ahead of me now. hoping i can catch up to them right now. >> tough mudder. >> come on, mudders! >> i got it. >> almost at the end. how are you guys feeling? >> a little tired. >> how about you? >> fantastic. >> it's going to be something to test everyone. every different person has a different -- the nice thing about the tough mudder course is it tests all those things all in one day. >> don't stop. >> good job. good job. >>> what do you think? something you may want to try one day? nice to have producers who do the heavy lifting on some of these stories. the comradery of a group of men, you saw it there, whether a tough runner or a walk, it's a fantastic culture. grab a friend. get outside. get moving. that's going to wrap things up for me today. "new day" sunday continues with victor blackwell and ana victor blackwell and ana cabrera. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning everyone. i'm ana ca

better late than never. it is may 5th, so it is really late. but, we have an area of low pressure moving down to the north. it will be a near miss when it comes to rainfall. but we have the wind t cloud cover, and the cooler temperatures. for the most part, that will stick around again tomorrow. rain stays to our north. we will be about to 10 degrees cooler away trouble makers the water. then high pressure begins to move back in. this will take about five days before i will call our weather warm again. but the process begins tomorrow. temperatures will slowly creep up loud the week. the weekend, we are 70s near the bay. tonight, it will stay breezy. there is an isolated shower possible in the north bay. temperatures will be near or below average through thursday. then, that ridge gets close enough that we will get much warmer by weekend. tomorrow's highs, not that warm. concord 70s. oakland, 67 d. sunnyvale, 69. hayward tomorrow 68. fairfield, vacaville, about similar. san francisco, your high 63. sonoma 70. lakeport 69 degrees. you may see a s

the victims are to be end up late for days. but for whatever reason both cars decided to pull over to the side of road. investigators believe the victim then got out of his car approached a suspect and not sure if the suspect out of their cargo we do know that at least one shot was fired. the victim oil was airlifted to the hospital critics who was a live 46 or 7 our ultimately die from his injuries on tuesday night. san jose police department. the plan to have a news conference a little bit later this morning with more affirmation of hophead of a surveillance video just released 19 stow way dropping from the well well of the hawaiian airlines flight after a five hour or deal with their early in the oxygen and temperatures 40 degrees below zero preferred san jose police now say it does so why has been up a lot legal representation. i are making plans to do so. you can see him just stumbling out here of the will well after the attack plane had landed. the boys from santa clara walks slowly towards the front of the plant and its

and increased clouds and maybe a thunder bumper or two late tuesday.n we'll go the other direction. we'll warm things up the latter half of next week. numbers will be into the mid- to upper 80s. thursday, friday and saturday, not as dramatic warming as we had last week. but i think we have had enough of that. it will be plenty warm. ann, vern? >> thank you so much. >>> california chrome getting a lot of people talking about horseracing. >> you know, no california bred has ever won the triple crown, it's true. tony la russa back in the game. why he couldn't stay retired and in baltimore a day for the ponies. one colt stardom just hit the stratosphere. off... ...and why not? baltimore, md was the placeo be... ...pimlico race tracko be exact... you just don't w who the 139th preakness stas . >>> thoroughbred racing leads it off. why not? baltimore, maryland was the place to be. pimlico racetrack to be exact. you just don't know who the preakness attracts. warriors steph curry in the crowd. bottom right corner there's baltimore native olympic swimming icon