but he's playing a character in the movie within our show so there's a movie that's being shot on our show he's a guy exactly and he is i mean the moment i do spend time with him at all known for a tell me if i'm wrong the moment you're around him the moment you realize immediately like that's a movie star and he's funny he's hilarious and he puts you at ease immediately makes everyone laugh he's hysterical and then he gives this one unbelievable you know. bang up performance thanks everyone is very gracious gives a few you know words of advice and then he leaves you're in a scene with him yeah. now bad not bad but i feel like maybe i've peak now you know i feel like is it all downhill from there i get out what's next you know i'm sitting here with you like what a life is complete. ok good to see i can't tell you anything but what can you tell me about season two and why can't you i can't tell you anything why i know if i could tell you things i understand that i know i can so i don't either i mean lonely if you want to use the room the whole isn't going to ha

there is a lots of commonality. the show is a series of conversations.: somebody bought a book and is based on a book written by former fbi -- david: exactly. the king of the profilers from the fbi. charlie: tell me about the dynamic of the two characters. that is part of the dynamic. david: there are the guys were the characters are based on. one is not with us any longer and the other was a creative consultant on our show. once we got into trying to divide the mythology with who was the first person to say x, it got extremely complicated. joe penn hall, the creator and the head writer of the show, he decided i need to be able to divide this legwork as i needed in order to be able to dramatize it. because we will never be able to review he was the one who said i will call this guy this and this other guy this. then i am going to make a crazy quilt of whatever sort of behavioral impetus i need. charlie: when he comes talking about these ideas, your character is what? you look at it with skepticism or kind of convincing? experience,my you've got to convin

the best thing about working on a show like "key & peele" we were all just friends. . and you know how that is sort of in the sketch room. so one time i showed up to a meeting and there was no more chair for me to sit in. and so i just kind of leaned on this cabinet that was not very steady. and i'm not a little guy, so i probably shouldn't lean on unsteady cabinets. of course everyone's like, "hey, colton, why don't you just go grab a chair?" and i'm like, "nah, i'm good, i'm good. i'm gonna stand here." and they're like, "really, we think you should get the chair." "no, i'm cool, man. i don't wanna -- i don't -- i don't use chairs!" and of course we made a sketch about that. so if you can check out "proud thug." just put that in google, look up, and you'll see a sketch about a guy who refuses to sit in a chair. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's fantastic. that's how easy comedy writing could be on a good day. >> that's it -- boom. >> seth: when you're with your friends on a good day. so -- >> i typed that up and i was gone. slid down the dinosaur tail. >> seth: you

there is a lot of commonality. the show is a series of conversations.somebody bought a book and is based on a book written by former fbi -- david: yes. the king of profilers from the fbi. you too, tell me about the dynamic of the two characters. charlie: that is part of the dynamics, is it not? on whichare two guys these characters are based on and one of them is not with us any longer. one of them was a creative consultant on our show. as we got into trying to divide the mythology, who did what? who went where? who was the first person to say x, it got extremely complicated. who is thehal creator and kind of the head writer of the show, he decided, i need to be able to divide this legwork as i need, in order to be able to dramatize it. so he was the one who said, i am going to call this guy at, and it will call this other guy this, and i am going to make a crazy quilt of whatever sort of behavioral impetus i need. charlie: when he comes talking about these ideas, your character is what? you look at it with skepticism, or kind of, convince me? this is n

>> radio lab is a show in a podcast.y a podcast and -- charlie: so you think they can coexist? >> i think so. we live to lives very literally. what is on the radio and a podcast is very different. paula: we see a lot of sunday night listening and that is a very big tv nights. i still think we are competing with tv for people's free time great -- time. >> i think of the existing in a separate spare. -- spare -- sphere. there is the listening time when you are working out or on the subway and their is a time where you can look at a screen. podcasting is its own separate enclaves. paula: i think when people get gripped by a podcast it could take over and replace some of the other things they were doing. certainly reading. certainly reading. book publishers, i don't know. beware. i feel you are saying. he will not be watching to be well you are commuting but you will be making decisions about spending leisure time. charlie: is there a ranking? >> i think that is being disputed. [laughter] everyone seems to be measuring it di

it was like a game show it was a a social media news show disguised as a game show so we would through game show categories have comedians make jokes about everything we found on the internet that day and it was so much fun and there were so many jokes per minute but at the end of the day we just i think we did everything we could do with it i always lookin to do something new yeah yeah because it because why not what's driving you today the most probably the ghosts of all the kids who believe me when i was a kid tormenting my soul. which is a jokey answer and probably also a true answer but i think now it's just you know i have had a twenty three year long career and in that time there have been ups and there have been downs and you know when you're down you always go oh if. i could only just and so now i'm just excited to keep that going and trying to have a once great wish to use you want to be a media conglomerate is this something yeah but not not for all the creepy like money and power reasons just because you know my favorite games when i was younger was sim city and it'

it takes a lot to put a show like this together. [ cheers and applause ] to move a whole television show,000 miles. not since "saved by the bell" went to hawaii has there been a production so immense, moving. i want to thank both our crews from both coasts for doing it perfectly. we brought 245 members of our staff here for the show. we seem to be missing one of them. and i'm not -- where is guillermo? oh, no. oh, no. oh, guillermo. oh, guillermo. are you okay? yeah, just drop him off right over there. okay, good, all right. i'm glad. hi, guillermo. how are you? are you all right? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is that a white tequila in that bag? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: it is, all right. >> guillermo: of course. >> jimmy: when we back to l.a. we have a world series waiting. if all goes as it has been going, it will be the dodgers and the yankees. [ cheers and applause ] the all-time classic baseball rivalry. the yankees are playing game six right now in houston. you know, last night i mentioned your mayor bill de blasio, who is not a yankees fan or a mets fan, he loves the red

million protesters take to the streets of barcelona and a show of defiance. earlier on saturday prime minister and the senate to dismiss catalonia made or thirteen. new regional elections. now the news a european think tank has published a list of thousands of guests including president from calling them. controversial report channels. human rights organizations war deaths could rise in refugee camps this winter after cold weather and a lack of medical help kills a year old girl. thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. the spanish prime minister is asked the senate to depose the president as well as other top regional officials in response. that he rejects madrid's efforts to take back power if you repeal. are at risk. they will also be at risk in europe. democratically deciding the future of our nation is not a crime we believe in a democratic and peaceful europe. the europe of the sharper of fundamental rights but to protect each and every one of us he said that magic steps on cats along our worst attack since dictatorship of francisco franco he al

he was the one that dwelt as a show of defiance for racial injustice in the united states. during a news conference earlier today the commissioner of the nba actually reminded players there is a specific rule requiring them and coaching staff to stand during the national anthem. reporting live at oracle arena, i'm sergio quint tona, nbc bay area news. >> sergio's been tracking the story all day. our reporters are constantly providing the latest on developing stories. >>> the developing story out of half moon bay right now. road closures for the next few hours after a chp officer struck and killed a pedestrians. happened on highway 1 just before 9:00 tonight. traffic is being diverted onto side streets until that closure is lifted. that's estimated to be between 3 and 5 montana morning. we're talking about half moon bay. the victim is a 75-year-old man. >>> new at 11:00, a homicide investigation at a high end east side neighborhood. the victim is a 80-year-old man in oakland hills. police found him dead in a home near broadway and highway 24. reports indicate the man's son ha

we've got a great show tonight. we love it when she stops by. and-new series on hulu called "i love you, america." the hilarious sarah silverman is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] plus i'm so excited about this. it's my favorite show. >> steve: yeah, you love it. >> jimmy: i love this show so much. the cast of "riverdale" is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] i love it. it's fantastic. they're all here, and we're going to play a fun new game with them tonight. you do not want to miss it. plus, it is miley cyrus week here at "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah. come on. >> jimmy: her new album "younger now" is out now, and you can see her on "the voice" airing mondays and tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. on nbc. miley is closing the show with another huge performance. it's going to be great. [ cheers and applause ] miley cyrus! >> steve: she's the best! >> jimmy: she is great. guys, we did a fun thing last night. we set up a camera downstairs in the nbc gift shop here at 30 rock, and we asked people if they wanted to get the th

show." i'm trevor noah my guest tonight, host of a new show on!ç bet, robin thede is joining us tonight, everybody. (applause) really excited for her. but first i am sure just like many of you, i woke up this morning to the defer stating news coming out of las vegas. another mass shooting. this time show even deadlier than all the other mass shootings. and they say that this was the worst on american history. but every shooting is the worst for someone. and you know what blew my mind this morning is when i realized that i have just, like, i've lived in the u.s. and new york for two years now, all right? and in that time there have been 20 mass shootings. 20 mass shootings in the u.s. what's been particularly heartbreaking is other than the lives lost, is how i feel like people are becoming more accustomed to this type of news, every single time. i almost know how it's going to play out. we're shocked. we're sad, thoughts and prayers and then almost on cue, people are going to come out saying whatever you do, when speaking about the shootings, don'

journalist larry king big mistake and not the only one the think tank says it took guess things from a show descriptions from a website seems to have left him pretty confused for example boris johnson they claim was on artie's news thing comedy show i ask you was this him. it's always someone with their finger on the right side of international affairs exploring johnson boris welcome. are we going to get a chance to fight the spanish before america and russia killer so. it is all.

it's not like holiday, it's a gun show. it like saturday, it's a gun show. so 64-year-old stephen paddock got 60 rifles into his room when he started shooting out the broken windows of his hotel suite. but it's worth knowing that a random civilian guy with a ton of guns in las vegas is a benign occurrence in a place that hosts large gun shows on a standing basis. we're not aware that the killer had served in the military, which might have given him specialist firearms training. we're not aware if he had specialized training at all. we contacted ranges and training facilities near here and where he lived. those inquiries haven't given us anything to go on in terms of how or whether he trained for this as civilian. we know simply from the sound of the attack that he appeared to be discharging rounds at a rate faster than you could typically do with a semiautomatic rifle like an ar-15. fully automatic weapons where you just hold the trigger down and they keep firing, fully automatic weapons are not illegal in this country, but they are highly regulated and hard

a day malcolm x. guilty pleasure. true blood t.v. show you'd like to be a guest star who game of thrones best compliment you ever got that i would be a great father someone to die in a walk with real abuse with his job you have had bagging groceries was what store it was a liquor roaster store in my neighborhood back in. like i was not as like seventy nine we'll good beggar i was actually something you wish you a better at. acton strangest fan encounter got my eye scratched at a parade who did a woman. ran up to yeah she was a family yeah she was going a calling to get at me and luxury you can't live without my bass your bass i'm a bass player so oh yeah that too yeah yeah that's a luxury of a place in a group i actually i have a jazz funk spoken word band called miles long got three c.d.'s out really yeah yeah i feel that again a friend told me something people don't know about you i just learn to live their lives being led to get a rebate. i have more of a struggle than people realize. in owning that i am enough to make sense a struggli

for this well my lachelle the nightly show got cancelled and then about a month later i sold the show. through and what was the pitch i'm going to sit in front of the can yes did you say as. we all of a show yeah you know i said look in the weekly format i felt like what was missing was pop culture because everybody talks about politics right everybody's like oh trump is bad you know all that well and back then trump wasn't president all of a cage and they do things like he will he will and textbooks will go out and do those but mine is the rundown of the week so it's much more topical so we talk about what happened this past week in politics and pop culture and pop go yeah so you would discuss it yeah so we discuss you know riyadh has got it on a new line out your what is that yeah sure why not although i don't know if the bt audience cares about madonna but you have a lot of fish lots of graphics very graphic having lots of monitors is very cool. where is chris rock should fall so chris rock is a mentor of mine i wrote for him a few years back when he hos

now that you know it wasn't long ago i feel like it was like eight years ago that they would cancel a show with an eleven or so only the out and now it's like you're jumping up and down the aisles if you get a one you know because everything's so you know daytime to channel exactly so i think ratings in you know they have to base their decisions on something but thirty rock also took some time sure did as a lot. great comedies do you know such a true do you think great news or drama yes i do. well as a performer it's i find it dangerous i do a lot of comedy and it's it's a danger to not to take your characters very seriously particularly in a comedy strangely tony randall said comedies is serious business it sure is it's the best drama but you don't play it comedically you know shut believes them so absolutely and his fears which are the funny part have to be absolutely credible to the audience they have to see them and recognize them and say even to the point of that's me you know i'm playing this ridiculous character but they're like that's what i would do you know and i think when they

as the a country. >> it's just like, it's a show. i don't see what he said was appropriate. country. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. >> president trump will visit las vegas after seeing the devastation that was left in puerto rico. it take months or years for the island to comb ply k in houston they try to pick up pieces from hurricane harvey. mark strassmann reports. >> reporter: nearly 40 years ago america's do it yourself work ethic became the stuff of primetime tell vision. >> this old house, show number one. wgbh, boston. >> when this old house took to the airwaves on pbs. >> well these brackets damaged also by the -- walter getting into the sof it. >> since 1979, norm a bram, show's unlikely star has taught two generations of viewers, how to build things. >> all right. didn't have the best clothes. my back pocket had holes in it. i had a crazy looking cap. in february doing that project. you know, scaffolding that would never

the rigors of making a daytime show. is just too much it's not just about inclusion it's not just about numbers or ethnicity and diversity and perspective means of diversity and storytelling and if you notice but hollywood keeps telling the same stories over and over again we need fresh blood in this town we can't keep talking about it. plus guilty pleasure cat and dog videos on the first floor and you just watch like too much c n n m s n b c a cabinet toilet it's a great relief all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now. one of my favorite people the emmy award winning the host to media activist author and now director stars as llama and the hit f.x. animated series archer and his tara lewis on criminal minds which has its season premier supt on the twenty seventh on c.b.s. she hosts whose line is it anyway the c.w. and i.e. she has directed axis it premieres at the arc light in los angeles september twenty second and a landmark in new york september twenty ninth. why do with your day you do everything else.

how did i end up without a show? an welcome to have this one. >> then no one would have a -- well, we would be down to jimmy. >> jimmy: tell me about the netflix show if you would. will there be a studio audience for the show? >> these good questions. >> do you know what they do? like do you have a movie you like? >> jimmy: spiderman. >> so you call them up. they have aware house somewhere. and somebody goes through and they finds spiderman. they get the disk is that they put in it an envelope with your name on it and they sho >> jimmy: netflix isn't doing that anymore. >> they're not? >> jimmy: there's a whole new wallow over. >> i don't know anything about that. it increases the possibility of electrocution in your own hole. >> jimmy: do you have a title for the show? >> no. but we're looking for interesting guests. >> jimmy: i heard you asked howard stern. >> yeah, i think he would be good. he seems to be nervous about it. and any time you can get howard to be nervous, i think you've accomplished something. >> jimm

can you imagine the furor of a show "whitish," racism at its highest level?" anybody, though. that guy's a nobody. >> trevor: that guy became president, man. ( laughter ) no, but did you think "blackish" would do this well when you first conceived of it and created it? >> absolutely not. i mean, there's no way i could have thought that. i was happy i even had a show on. >> trevor: right. >> i remember the night of the show, i made the mistake of getting on the internet and people were, like, three and done. every day i get to wake up and do it i'm, like, wow it's happening again. >> trevor: the first episode that aired this week on tuesday was a musical about the first day at the end of slavery, the first day of freedom, basically. >> hilarious! >> trevor: exactly. exactly. ( laughter ) is there a momenty you're going i can't put this on network television? >> every single day. if we don't think that, then we really don't want to do that. and we're not trying to do it just to do it. >> trevor: right. >> like the stuff that -- i think the reason us as a country

a t.v. show possibly awesome. same for me i mean i started as an actor and it's something that's very important to me and we've been in talks with hopefully maybe doing a talk show like yourself one day and following your footsteps and you get in a way to make a living what would you like people who understand about larger people i think that it's really important to know that we all deserve respect and we should all be treated like people because a lot of the time people treat me like i'm not a real person and they just say awful things to me and treat me a certain way because of how i look and i try my best to treat everyone with respect and i would hope that people would do the same regardless of how i look now . it's that people like me and tell us we just want to want people understand that it's ok to be happy with who you are right now it's great to have goals but i spent my whole life thinking i needed to be something else i needed to lose weight to gain weight to do whatever and it took me years and years t

show on n.b.c. i wrote the part for him with him in mind we were to open my cars at the comedy store and i said to him hey wrote a t.v. show for russia and he's incredibly talented. and just comic genius and i fought really hard for him and working with what he's like family to me and that felt very safe and and i always felt held by him and also when you do a show with a live audience you want comedians in there so he really just you know lights up in front of an audience at the java arena on twitter wants to know are you free said. i'm not i'm sorry i'm doing a stand up tour but you can come to my mother's side is there not do you dying to write for oh great question t.j. you know rozanne bar and john goodman are. pretty good and laurie metcalf big fan of laurie metcalf and i get to write those the matola on facebook would comedies you should do you what oh great question i really like a show called it's always sunny in philadelphia i love those guys and it's just the perfect blend of silly and you know how do you explain there's i've never got to watch them because. at nine o'clock every night on c.n.n. seinfe

but he would bounce back in a big way, producing a slew of shows and then conquering television with "american idol." what do you think of katy perry doing "idol?" good luck. ( laughs ) harvey: his personal life somewhat turbulent. an affair with a married woman would lead to his greatest joy, a son cast in his own image. simon: i sat him down one day and i said, "i'm gonna teach you three very, very important letters for when you get your first girlfriend." i said, "it's n-d-a." a non-disclosure agreement? he'll be the first to tell you a healthy dose of ego never hurt anyone. i went to your office today, and saw a ten-foot picture of your face. every time i look at the picture, i feel good. tell me why. simon cowell, the man who forever changed the landscape of entertainment. - can i come in? - harvey: simon cowell! - come on in! - how are you? i'm good. thank you for inviting me to london, to your home. but this is like being at the biggest press conference in the world. ( harvey laughs ) it takes that to make you look good. - okay. - ( laughs ) - have a seat. - brilliant. what we'

plans to impose direct rule on the region as almost half a million people rally in barcelona and a show of defiance against the national government. earlier on saturday spain's prime minister asked the senate to dismiss catalonia as leadership and said he wants new regional elections as soon as possible. euro skeptic party wins the czech republic parliamentary elections with a billionaire leader who many compared to donald trump is set to become prime minister. and human rights organizations warn that deaths could rise in greek refugee camps this winter after cold weather and a lack of medical help kills a five year old girl. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our two international i'm john thomas glad to have you with us. and the crisis in catalonia has taken another dramatic turn after the spanish government said on saturday it would impose direct rule on the region that triggered a wave of protest with almost half a million people turning out onto the streets of barcelona local officials branded madrid's a decision as an attack on freedom and a cool as part o

that will be in a llama believe things you the jeweller's and the jew. jew show. you haven't noticed how non jews say the word jew it offends me how hard it is to over a jew yeah big get this is on their j.c. right here right it's a little more accusatory i guess what do you mean by that you like a sort of h. with your as you as you were us is your use you i love jewish you know we have an ongoing joke on the show that a lot does dapo leave the jewish because i miss new york nebbishy too and abby is from outside of philly the mainline so near i'm not near a lot of jews i'm from a little farther up the mainline it is very jewish line right low sort of philly it's jewish farther out it's not you know all the characters they play maybe but sure in comically jacobson english have grown measured leaves office i'm told and they do other things you rough night was that it's all right that premiered earlier this summer it was a very well right yeah and you had a great cast sure yeah at the cast was crazy and the experience was great and the people who wrote the movie are o

i did a syfy show for a while and there was that fan base out there that just watches the syfy shows.ey'll be like, "oh, my god, green what, did you just quit acting?" [ light laughter ] and i'm like, "i don't even know what to say," i'm like, "yeah, i'm done, i quit." >> seth: that's better, they don't want to see where green arrow is now. no arrows!? you don't have any arrows. >> exactly. just tears. >> seth: so i -- we did this cameo together. that was the first time we met, it was lovely to hang out with you, but then i did not realize that we had been in a movie, this is true, we had been in a movie before together but we did not have any scenes together. it was called "spring breakdown" rachel dratch wrote it -- >> yeah. >> seth: and we both played love interests of her. >> yeah. >> seth: you played -- >> you were -- >> seth: the hunky guy she meets on spring break, shirt off looking rad. [ cheers and applause ] and i, i her very dear friend -- >> yeah. >> seth: was cast as her gay fiance. so that is me. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's great, that's great. >> seth: i -- you kn

i think on a mission for about a program to go in there it will be a show you have you can show them with our innovations magazine for. us from every week and a way to look into the future on d w dot com science and research for. this is d w news lawyer from but it hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets of bosler not calling up for spanish unity this is a new poll shows a razor thin majority on against breaking away from space will get the latest from barcelona. or so coming on the somali government to bounce to destroy the terrorist group behind the latest attack in mogadishu which just killed and wounded dozens of people. from hell in the home free thanks for joining me a massive anti independence ravi is just about wrapping up in the heart of catalonia several hundred thousand people demonstrated in balsa learn of the unity with spain this off to the spanish central government imposed direct rule over the region in the wake of the catalan regional parliaments moves to trigger independence. i spoke to a correspondent shot at chelles in poland almost ten who were turned

, but we both love a show. "game of thrones." >> seth: how do you feel about the last season? >> ah, it's similar to my own show. like i'm sad it's ending but i'm trying to enjoy the last -- when it comes back, i'll try to enjoy the last bit. >> seth: i'm having a hard time, because it's such -- you know i feel like, and i think it will be the same when your show gets under 10. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: you start worrying, like, "ugh this isn't enough." >> yeah. i don't want it to end. >> seth: yeah. >> because i want to live forever in the -- in the landscape of, you know -- >> seth: it doesn't seem like a great place to live, and yet i think a lot of us -- [ laughter ] >> i want to live there. >> seth: there's so much murder. >> like the dragon, you know when it turned to ice. it's kind of cute. >> seth: yeah. >> with the blue eye. >> seth: i don't think cute was a lot of people's take-away from that, but -- >> i thought it was cool. >> seth: you do a show about politics based in d.c. >> yeah. you've gotte

appointment portals to schedule a showing. help in staging. but there is a local agent working closely with each seller and purple bricks is enticing those agents, offering them exclusive territories. >> we're going to assign you a group of territories defined by zip codes that no one in our office can compete with. as an agent, you own that market. >> reporter: purple bricks is not alone. really launched recently with a similar model in the san francisco bay area. its flat fee is higher, just under $5,000. but home prices there are higher too. really's ceo says as the company expands to other markets it may lower that fee. but the model is new. last year just 2% of commissions were paid as a flat fee. consumers are still split on the idea. >> because they're getting paid $3,200. they're not working for something. >> we would have thought a it, sure. i mean, you'd look at a $6,000 commission verse at $3,200. and you'd have to say, what am i getting for that money? >> reporter: one thing for sure, the longer the supply of homes for sale remains

the amazing story of a group of young guys who set out to conquer the world of rock. show premiering in berlin forever and a day showed in theaters around the world and is now also available on d.v.d. . and the head of their farewell tour the scorpions recorded their seventeenth studio album staying in the tail shot to number two in the german charts the first hit in our pop exports scorpion special is a single release from that album and it's called the good die young. you know the global. holding of say. has been found in. the. family of. the san. jose baez. the out. oh. wait. wait. would. you vote. total load. so break. the scorpions mark their fiftieth anniversary with another highly successful album return to forever for the album they shook the dust off a number of older and previously unreleased songs some new tracks were added to the mix as well. we built this house was the first single released from the school paeans album return to forever it marked the band's fiftieth birthday and made it clear that the scorpions was still going strong and. this. was music is a

a crowd. and are pulled together. you follow your own lead and show your strength. e what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back. recently the media has become inundated with headlines that distort the news or even worse, misrepresent it all together. and whether you call it "fake news" or "click bait", it's dangerous. we believe the news should be reported as accurately as possible. so we've taken the liberty of rounding up a few recent headlines and rewriting them for you, in a segment we call "more accurate headlines [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: it was reported recently that after learning a special counsel had been appointed to investigate his ties to russia, donald trump berated attorney general jeff sessions in a meeting. here's the "new york times" headline about it. "trump humiliated jeff sessions after mueller appointment." and here's the more accurate headline, "troll insults elf." [ laughter and applause ] there you go, it's

you know people took to the streets and other areas in a show of discontent over the decision of the police department union president to short the public but the new technology will be used as a tool to protect both police officers and residents. the police department chief is assured that only swat officers will be allowed to use the drones. in specific operations or in high risk situations and technology can be applied in search and rescue activities or when looking for suspects. and spying campaign coordinator. raised his concerns over this well potentially controversial initiative. we have seen about eighty percent of the time over the last fifty years that swat has been used for low level drug offenses or no knock warrant entries and basically we've seen people's homes being destroyed lives being destroyed as children as young as three month old being killed smoke bombs in a lot of things and then of course surveillance surveillance remains a huge issue i mean the los angeles police department is besides being one of the most militarized police department has a massive massive a