tess. you are my entire world. -you know that, right? -i guess. you guess? but, oh, man, he was the best dad ever. all i ever wanted to do with my life was be half the dad he was. and i was so scared about that. that i wouldn't be good when the time came. and then you were born. and my life flipped. it did a somersault, you know? and, uh, i realized... i don't even have to try at this. i'm gonna be the best dad ever because i love this little girl so much that i don't even have a choice. you're my number one, baby girl. you're the little girl that made my life somersault. so... even if we get another foster kid, even if we get one tomorrow... (phone ringing) ♪ watch me when you call my name... ♪ hello? oh, hi. no, no, no. i was just surprised to hear from you is all. ♪ see me flame you look very handsome. thanks. ...you will always be my number one. and you will live with me till you're 25. and even after you move out, you will have dinner with me once a week near your fancy office, and you will tell me everything. okay? okay. i like fostering. yeah? yeah. i

you mentioned tess taylor finish. >> yes. >> the woman who was with tess taylor. i'm the woman who was with tess taylor, and i work at monticello now. i wasn't so much longing to get into that grave site as i was longing to find my family's history. >> right. >> and i'd like to say on behalf of myself and on behalf of monticello that we are fully committed to telling the complete story of all the people who lived there. not just martha's children -- who was my ancestors as well, four times great grandmother, not just of thomas jefferson is, but of the 607 people, men, women and children, that thomas jefferson -- [inaudible] we would love to find harriet. [laughter] >> wouldn't we all. >> so, please, don't give up your search. but she wasn't the only one. >> right. >> and it's important that we all acknowledge that and recognize that. every individual at monticello mattered. everyone. so please always remember that. >> yes. >>ing and thank you for mentioning me. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you very much. as a genealogy researcher myself -- >> i'm sorry, where --

tess. you are my entire world. -you know that, right? -i guess. you guess?, oh, man, he was the best dad ever. all i ever wanted to do with my life was be half the dad he was. and i was so scared about that. that i wouldn't be good when the time came. and then you were born. and my life flipped. it did a somersault, you know? and, uh, i realized... i don't even have to try at this. i'm gonna be the best dad ever because i love this little girl so much that i don't even have a choice. you're my number one, baby girl. you're the little girl that made my life somersault. so... even if we get another foster kid, even if we get one tomorrow... (phone ringing) ♪ watch me when you call my name... ♪ hello? oh, hi. no, no, no. i was just surprised to hear from you is all. ♪ see me flame you look very handsome. thanks. ...you will always be my number one. and you will live with me till you're 25. and even after you move out, you will have dinner with me once a week near your fancy office, and you will tell me everything. okay? okay. i like fostering. yeah? yeah. i thi

or tess. yes. tess, why don't you start? >> ok. thank you, sir. i'm delighted to hear that the commission is thinking about sb-827. i look forward to reading the memo. we've got look more at the jobs-housing balance, too, because just adding housing to san francisco, while a god thing, doesn't take into account the issue about commercial. and if you keep approving many, many new jobs without taking and making sure that housing is built for it, or conversely if we can only build so many housing unit, then stop approving so many commercial units. it seemed like that we have to do that. 827, it occurs to me that it would override local zoning and indlaouds destruction of existing sound housing, rent-controlled housing in probably most cases. we values to look at the carrying capacity of san francisco. you know, how many people can we hold here? my own guess is about a million, but there are those who want to see quite a bit more than that. let's look at also what is in the carrying capacity of transportation, of parks and entertainment. how many peop

four years after a disappointing second place in sochi the ice dancing superstars scott moore and tess of virtue won their three dance event to give canada the win this after patrick chan had excelled in the men's free skate to give the team a comfortable lead over the olympic athletes from russia and the united states who finished second and third respectively. these allegations are standing really quite severe you have to imagine that after the devastating earthquake in haiti for people as it is alleged for aid workers to go in and in the village that was rented for them by oxfam employed prostitutes and the other. asians are under age prostitutes you know that is something that's quite severe and as it's being discussed it was known that some of these workers were already investigated internally there were already allegations that they had misbehaved in a similar way in bad and the allegations as it stands is that the information was not fully disclosed for example not to the haitian or thirty's the police and also not fully to in the u.k. for example the charity commission who over

this news round up starting with this story the wind swept would picturesque portuguese island of tess right in the azores in the middle of the atlantic ocean is a desperate need of decontamination that's what we're reporting decades of u.s. air force activity of allegedly left it polluted with hydrocarbons and heavy metals and islanders extremely worried about the prevalence of cancer and other serious illnesses. but back to twenty thousand this is the constant also like this if this is releases and of a constant of someone now that's eighteen twenty twenty eight hours and twenty thousand twenty days of. them freely and it's time to run away from here as we're ready to stay too long. most what we have is a series of locations with extremely high levels of pollution caused by heavy metals of hydrocarbons there are very high levels of lead in some zones copper zinc molybdenum they feel all of them having metals that in certain concentrations can cause to realty cancer arrhythmia and neverending amounts of problems associated with an excess of these substances. all my family lived in tha

. >>> next week would you get behind the -- hey, wait a minute where tess's the steering wheel? we're going a step beyond self-driving cars. is it a good idea or not so much anyway we'll check it out next week have a great week and we'll see you next weekend with "on the money. >>> live from the nasdaq market site, you're watching "options action" on the wild day for stocks the dow closing 666 points of on a percentage basis it wasn't as bad. s&p and nasdaq also reeling. the s&p falling 2% for its worst day since september 2016 the vix surging to its highest level since the election we will have more on how to protect yourself later on in the show we start out with the biggest star in the market apple falling out of favor, sinking 4% officially speaking, a

tess and we continue with our weekly beer a video then human as filmed her holidays on the thai island of course chung and sent us the most beautiful impressions thank you then here is your video. we want to know your favorite place to go on vacation send us your videos you can upload them at d w dot com slash travel. i'm meeting in legal hot seat from the agong artists association he'll be giving me a tour of pos also gotten a narrow street parallel to the danube where many artists have their studios. so gus is very popular with visitors especially in the summer. all the houses here date from the middle ages and our list of buildings. and. they have what special adulthood. this is not for the architecture of course we are to use also like to add a bit of color. and we want to attract their attention we have lots of studios and we want to try to make more accessible so we make an effort to thank. everyone still ations and all these nations in one small space and it works beautifully. you can also peek over the shoulders of local artists for example at the studio. of a painter and sculp

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they could all benefit from the solutions gotten poppy and party in line with the regulations tess and co pass to pay more than nine euros per tonne for c o two emissions writes the efforts these engineers are spearheading could drastically reduce those costs but will it work. yeah i mean it's just so you it's not our goal to produce the product here rather using real mathematical gus's over two to three years to show that it works in order to move to the next step which requires a major capital investment in audi has been running at c o two project for several years now i am on pang faces numerous challenges the plant only runs when the market provides sufficient surplus wind energy which costs next to nothing yet it still operates at a loss. it isn't paying off because the taxes are so high and also because the technology is still in its infancy if investment costs for electrolyzers go down over the next few years which is already evident then the technology will get cheaper and cheaper than. new ideas or old industries using carbon dioxide as a raw material shows great promise offer

need to get this system fixed and figure out which people can be around me and not around me because tess a matter of national security. and i happen to be the president of the united states. >> and the man who is a gatekeeper, general, national security 101, all the security clearance issues -- so many questions. i want to get to another piece of breaking news, staying with you ladies. speaking to white house chief of staff john kelly. raising questions within the walls of the white house, according to new reporting, just off the presses of "the washington post." josh dosse is with me on that. you talk about this senior staff meeting that the chief of staff had today at the white house saying what to them? >> in the early parts of the ca. even tried to convince him to stay on staff. as the fallout has grown, as president trump has gotten upset, others have gotten upset, he changed his statements. on wednesday night, he said he was shocked by the allegations, even though we and others have reported that he knew about the allegations from us. then he told us that he moved rob porter out wi

mars from the same launch crew that sent apollo to the moon but this rocket's payload is cherry red tessfrom florida. >> five, four, three, two, one. ignition. >> most powerful rocket on the planet space x's falcon heavy with 27 engines and 5 million pounds of thrust blasted off into space flight history. despite serious concerns that this test night could easily explode epic fire ball it did not. opening up a more accessible solar system for nasa, us military and satellite makers. the rocket also can be equipped with a space x dragon capsule to return astronauts to the moon or fly them to mars and beyond. estimated 100,000 spectators watched the launch from florid florida's space coast the largest crowd since the final space shuttle flight in 2011 and the celebration continued. about five minutes after the launch the two booster rockets separated and returned to earth nailing their returns at landing zone. [ applause ] >> reporter: still unclear whether the sensors core rocket also nailed its landing on the drone ship. ♪ >> reporter: and just for fun, the payload on this test flight was

they will hold a pro tess to demand his release. this is individuvideo of his su. he was taken into i.c.e. custody in october after he dropped off his daughter at daycare. demonstrators plan to gather at i.c.e. offices in san francisco at noon. his family picked valentine's day to remind those detained or deported that they are loved. >>> also happening today, the family of a young man shot to death in san francisco is preparing to sue the city, its police department and the guns' owner. he was killed in august. his family's attorney says the suspected shooter was in the u.s. illegally wearing an i.c.e. tracking device and used an unsecured gun stolen from an officer's personal vehicle. that officer remains on duty pending the outcome of the investigation. >>> a man suspected of throwing a dog to its death off of a san francisco parking garage has an extensive criminal history. police released a mugshot of joaquin best yesterday. he faces animal cruelty and burglary charges. police say he broke into a car on the 7th floor of the garage on saturday and threw this 4-

this next one was sent in by tess ginardi in philadelphia. republic that said, "why every guy needs a polo in his arse." [ laughter and applause ] arsenal. if you click on it, you need a a polo in your arsenal. >> steve: arsenal. arsenal, yeah, sure. >> jimmy: we're down to our last one here. it's from stephanie macik in cleveland, ohio. she spotted a photo of a guy online. she thinks that he looks a lot like me. i don't know if i see it. take a look at this guy here. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i don't know if that looks like me at all. i don't know. let me try something now. ♪ [ applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: yeah! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm kind of digging this right here. that's all the time we have for "screen grabs," everybody. [ cheers and applause ] if you have a funny screen grab, e-mail it to us at screengrabs@tonightshow.com. we might put it on the show. stick around after the break. we have puppies predicting the super bowl. check it out! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪iiiiiiiiiiiii

for the sport for now more later thanks very much tess the other you've been watching the al-jazeera news with me sell raw but i'll have another full half hour of news on the other side of the break until and that's your type company. to. meet. the crisis manager. the way we communicate is what defines us. you don't always has been. as innovation in technology continues to shape our lives. pioneering content creation and distribution utilising cloud technology and artificial intelligence. the future that's never seemed closer than it does today. and what lies beyond the horizon. to take us to our new frontiers the future of media leaders' summit. limitless possibilities. in twenty twelve al-jazeera traveled to iraq people who are definitely scared to speak on camera but saying that if they talk to us they think they'll be arrested down the line to take the pulse of a country ravaged under us occupation some of these graves are completely destroyed it's one of the most holy and sacred sites in all of iraq could turn into a battleground between the mighty army and the americans six yea

. ♪ please welcome the 2017 award for translation winner and cochair of the transition committee tessgood evening. the first award is the pen edwards award for the literatu literature. it's meant to assist with the translation of literature in spanish into english. and the stories of the winner are not about the award between the paraguay and bolivia. we are not dealing here with the defense of the war but rather the table that addresses the question of the war itself. it recognizes one of them ghosts she must confront its literature itself. please welcome to the stage the winner, javier viveros. ♪ ♪ the spanish writer said that good things i ensure are placed as good and even when not so. [laughter] so i'm going to follow his advice. i went to the national award in 2004 for the news from paraguay. and of course the justice electing mike book because i had the opportunity of working in this with a lot of people who love writing and enjoy it much. [applause] the second prize for translation prize honors the cover of words of many languages and the translation prize itself is awarded a

annual congress in ankara a new co-leader is set to be elected to replace saddam had seen demo of tess who is in jail so what is the h.p.v. will turkey's government has long accused the party of being the political wing of the outlawed kurdistan workers' party the h d p denies any direct link with the p k k and promotes a negotiated end to the kurdish conflict the party's former co-leader as we said is not seeking reelection because he's in jail awaiting trial on multiple charges including managing a terrorist organization the h.t. is turkey's only a major political party to oppose operation olive branch the army campaign in northern syria against kurdish y p g fighters turkey says the y. p.g. is a terrorist group allied to the p.k. k. al-jazeera has some costello is at that party conference and in ankara. turkey is proposing this party h d p is going to be electing the chair today and the party's current curtsey is the last and scimitars has been president. for a year. or to be. detained and arrested following that santa which took place in july two thousand six hundred currently when

it ooh tess second largest in the world behind china. a solar farm in branchburg, new jersey. good morning. >> reporter: good morn state-ofr facility in branchburg, new jersey, on about 50 ach acres. the u.s. installed billions of in fact, all of the panels you see here were made in china, but the president is hoping his tariffs will bring more manufacturing and jobs to the american solar industry. not everyone agrees with that plan. drone footage showcases the seemingly endless rows of solar panels in south carolina. jamie carlson showed us around the property. she's the executive vice president of operations at cypress creekee newables, the company backing the solar farm. >> do you understand the concerns that the government that subsidizes these solar panels to send them to the u.s. is the unfair competition of them trying to level the playing field. >> i this i that's wha we're considering. it's not just focused on penalizing others. >> my administration iscommitte companies. >> reporter: presintruiff into g a 30% tariff on solar pro

i think it ooh tess most important thing i've ever done. >> reporter: the ski industry embraced him anddon't want to be defined by one thing, but at the same time when you are the first in something, that's going to be the title that sticks and after sochi, i was the dog guy. now i'm the gay guy. it's fine by me. i'm looking forward to when they say it's the olympic medalist and further in it's that i'm gay but it's not the defining characteristic. >> still for kenworthy, staying silent is no longer an option. >> after the olympics, the olympic team is invited to the white house. do you think you'd would go? >> no. when we have people elected into office who believe in conversion therapy and stripping rights of those in the military, i have no patience. i am so proud to be from the u.s. and to be from a country where you are able to voice your political opinions and stand up for what you believe in, and i think when you have a platform, you have to use it. especially if you feel very strongly about something. >> reporter: he criticized the decision to have mike pence lead the opening ce

tess coady has blamed it for a crash that caused her to rupture in her acl.nowboarders say flying in the air feels like they have a sail beneath them with all the wind. good news coming up. balmy weather ahead, with a high of 30 degrees tomorrow. amy? >> that is going to feel like miami, matt. ky not wait for that. let's look at the loimpic medal count. the united states big wins today put news the top five. norway is leading with the overall medal count at eight. germany with the most golds with four. as you know, we have a long way to go. this is just the beginning. and we're all rooting for team usa. back to you guys. >> quite the fight. >> yes, sit. we have a lot more. amy will be back. >>> to the deadly helicopter crash in the grand canyon that killed three people on a sight seeing tour. this morning, four others are fighting for they lives. david kerley has the latest on the investigation. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we checked. those four still in the same critical condition. this morning, investigators trying to determine wa

. >>> tess letter has been hit by hackers.ent owned by tesla. they gained access to part of tesla's cloud computing environment that contained sensitive data on the cars. hijackers also stole computer resources within tesla's amazon web services. tesla issued a statement as follows. customers privacy and vehicle safety and security was not compromised in any way. that is according to tesla. >>> well, there's word that voters strongly support a major google development for san jose. according to a new poll by the silicon valley leadership group and the mercury news, 79% of residents support the plan to develop what the company is calling a transit village that would bring 20,000 new jobs to downtown san jose. google wants to build it near the sap center and the bart station. ion. >> the use of transit by google employees will be off the charts. this is so good for san jose. from a tax perspective, from a jobs and economy perspective, and for the future of transit- oriented development right here in downtown san jose. >> now, of

tess la itesla is down 1.5% thi.dagen: great to be here. >> congrats, figure delve ya. philadelphia. it was a great touch to have the empire states building lit up green. >> i like that the giants won the super bowl. >> i liked the ads. >> men who dance and who can make fun of themselves, what can be better? >> maria: there's the puppy bowl as well. >> oh, the puppy bowl. there were rescue dogs and i just think the entire country was rooting for the loss of the patriots. >> that's including tom brady. >> enough. >> they were over-confident and arrogant. >> it was a good game. it was fun. >> people can get tired of all the winning. >> the second half when you saw tom brady come back, you thought here we go again. here we go again. >> i thought they were going to catch it at the end. that's the way it goes. >> that's what made the victory that much more sweet. because he didn't come through in a clutch. >> i liked it was an underdog story. >> it was an underdog story. >> shares of broad cocome halted this morning. they

ainsley: if you look at the kid's instagram since been taken down, thank good tess, we decided not toe nerves, mother f-ing knives. pistole fun is blank. his language in and itself is terrible. that is how kids talk in this day and age but they don't post picture like this. one kid said he posted animals that he killed gruesomely and killing lizards and frogs, posting pictures. back in the day if a kid can do that to an animal that doesn't usually, the kid normally will do something else major oy violently down the road. steve: a lot of people probably knew that his social media feed was disturbing like that. so you tell somebody. they will go, well it is just knives. it is just words. attorney general pam bondi of florida says, look, threats are threats. tell somebody. >> when they're posting it on social media they have followers. so kids who are out there, parents, you've got to monitor this stuff. if you see it, take everything seriously. take every threat seriously and report it to law enforcement. we would rather you do that and be wrong 99% of the wrong than to have anything ha