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martinez>> (clapping.) >> good evening and welcome. >> i don't feel welcome. >> you are welcome. >> i really wasn't going to say anything away was going through the motion i don't think a lot of you care this is just another death you don't care; right? but you guys are making san francisco into johannesburg and now we've past the point of racism your record makes you look like a bunch of thugs your disrespecting our badge your disrespecting the oath that you took you know because this is ridiculous shooting pregnant woman and racist texting message for the district of what you do and serve the only reason you people get away with that the people in the city don't know about the structure how to compete i know we're not reading up on laws 80 how to - that's the reason he getting away with that we want the answers sea questions once we start learning about this system again, we're going to change things we'll not have to come to this place with answers to the mayor with that i've said enough please. >> (clapping.) >> any further general public comment oh, ms. brown come on uptake our t

welcome back. welcome back, everybody. say hi to our friends jon batiste and stay human, everybody. isn't that a great band? ( cheers and applause ) jon, i've been doing vocal exercises during the commercial break to >> jon: oh, yeah? >> stephen: very exciting, if you're just joining us, wager your bets right now as to whether i've got my voice by the end of the show, right? i'll match any bet. legally, can i do that? up till $5. any bet up to $5 i can legally do that. i have been doing the whooo! >> jon: aaah. where does it break. there's a big gap in there, man. >> jon: that's a long break. >> stephen: that's like nixon's 18 minutes of silence right there in the middle. i have all these sprays, too. my stage managers gave meet spray. singer's soothing throat spray, professional strength. i'm a professional. and alcohol free. well, that's ridiculous. ( laughter ) whooooo... of oh, well. wish me luck. here we go. hey, jon. our first guest tonight, you know our first guest. >> jon: oh, yes, indeed.

martinez>> (clapping.) >> good evening and welcome. >> i don't feel welcome. >> you are welcome. >> i really wasn't going to say anything away was going through the motion i don't think a lot of you care this is just another death you don't care; right? but you guys are making san francisco into johannesburg and now we've past the point of racism your record makes you look like a bunch of thugs your disrespecting our badge your disrespecting the oath that you took you know because this is ridiculous shooting pregnant woman and racist texting message for the district of what you do and serve the only reason you people get away with that the people in the city don't know about the structure how to compete i know we're not reading up on laws 80 how to - that's the reason he getting away with that we want the answers sea questions once we start learning about this system again, we're going to change things we'll not have to come to this place with answers to the mayor with that i've said enough please. >> (clapping.) >> any further general public comment oh, ms. brown come on uptake our t

welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." this is it, baby! this is it! [ cheers and applause ] this is the show. all right. welcome, everybody. here's what people are talking about, you guys. tonight was the lighting of the rockefeller center christmas tree. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. thousands of people waited for hours in the cold just to go, "cool. back to the hotel, let's go back to the hotel." [ cheers and applause ] "that was good. that was good." [ applause ] that's -- actually the rockefeller tree lighting was like any other tree lighting. everyone helped for about five minutes, and one mom had to finish the rest by herself. [ laughter ] "don't eat the popcorn! forget it." meanwhile, the obamas just had the white house decorated for their final christmas before they leave. they want to make it look nice for santa, since he's not coming back for at least four years. [ laughter and applause ] this year -- this year's white house holiday display also includes 56 lego gingerbread houses, which is took over 200,000 lego to make.

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welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you guys made it. [ cheers and applause ] this is the show to watch. thank you for being here. i love it. thank you, guys. guys, we have former secretary of state and democratic front-runner hillary clinton on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. backstage she told me she's a a huge fan of the show and i was like, "i know, i read it in your e-mails." [ laughter and applause ] she's very nice. of course, we're going to talk with her about the election, and things seem to be changing all the time. in fact, a new national poll found that jeb bush has actually passed marco rubio for third place among republicans. which means rubio now has the same feeling as when you're running a marathon and get passed by the guy dressed as the statue of liberty and you go, "come on, even that guy, too? he's a novelty runner." >> steve: c'mon. >> jimmy: jeb has actually been making fun of marco rubio for wearing a pair of boots with high heels on the campaign trail. i think the heels h

next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> and welcome congratulations chief condolences i'm not sure if you look at this audience behind us people have a visual dnr written across their foreheads and so had you had accept this gift i predicament you will i hope you'll condition that patient who need defibldz resuscitation are included with the police officers a police have causes the problem and this equipment will do no good racist mentality that determines how the police support each other when they do something wrong think of the dnr on some of the faces we encounter our police department and when you do it with training conditions some cultural conditions some conditions with equal opportunities and equal fairness in the application of these it is rampant throughout the medical response industry that people of color get slower responses and less critical care and you're going to put this in the hands of amateurs not health care professionals. >> any future public comment on this matter hearing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, any questions. >> last public comment come

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>>> good morning and welcome to mosaic, and i am rabbi eric weiss and i am honored to be your host this morning. local community spending a lot of time thinking about diversity, in particular how communities can educate the young people to an inclusive society. we want to invite you into wonderful conversation, "beyond differences" laura thomas, cofounder and executive director and the doctor who is the superintendent for the san rafael city school district and chair of the board on "beyond differences, and welcome. >> welcome and let's jump in and talk about what is "beyond differences.">> it is a student leadership organization exclusively dedicated to ending socialize station in middle school and i'm sure many of you can remember when you help terribly left out and there was one child that always set by themselves, and were working to change the culture of middle school so that everyone feels excepted and included when they show up each day -- accepted and included when they show up each day. >> how do you see it actually functioning. >> we see students that have felt left out, and b

we have materials about the welcoming community's campaign. i have a map that is up on the white house website. so if something that we were trying to make sure we're promoting the folks already with us, we have a fact sheet and a commitment form for folks that want to learn more or are already interested in joining the campaign to come to the table and be a part of it and we have some of those that she can hand out to folks after, or before, the meeting. but i would say that when we launched this campaign in november of 2014, we were excited about it. but we didn't necessarily know what the world would bring. right? that the world events would bring in terms of really needing to promote this work in a, in a proactive way, because of the negative rhetoric out there. and, really, over the last several months with the, with the attacks that happened across the world, in paris and other parts of the world, and the concerns about the refugee process, and the questions about whether we should still accept refugees really made us -- really excited t

everybody's welcome. we do snot have open communion but at the end of every liturgy, we give out a piece of blessed bread. its remnant of the meal the early christians celebrated so everybody leaves with a little something. being greek, we have to give you something when you leave. and then we go at 5:00 on saturday which transitions us into christmas. on christmas morning, the divine liturgy is at 10:00 in the morning. a little longer, very theologically profound. i read the priests prayers out loud so people can hear these beautiful prayers. after worship, we try to sing a few christmas carols because we are in the west and we celebrate that aspect of being christian and being part of the american mosaic if you will >> thank you for that and our viewers, if they were to worship with you, they'll see both of you at the services? >> yes, we celebrate together >> that's important. services at st. marks lutheran's church, we love to sing carols, its one of our special heritage, we have services christmas ev

welcome, sweet springtime ? ? we greet thee in song... ? oh, oh... shh. folks, i think i detected a little flat note there. well, perhaps i'm mistaken. but let's just try it again, shall we? hazel... ? welcome, sweet springtime ? ? we greet thee in song... ? no, no, no, no. shh. folks... i definitely heard it this time. someone is definitely singing off-key. now, let's just watch it, shall we? what? maybe i can help you out. i'll sort of move around, see if i can spot who it is. very good, barney. hazel... ( off-key ) ? welcome, sweet springtime ? ? we greet thee in song ? ? murmurs of gladness ? ? fall on the ear ? ? voices long hushed now their full notes prolong ? ( others stop singing ) ? echoing far and near... ? i think you cut out a little too soon. i didn't have a chance to spot who it was. keep it going. you sure he didn't follow you? oh, no. e back way. good. well, thelma lou, i guess you know why i called this emergency meeting. i'm going to tell barney to get out of the choir. now, john, you can't kick him out the very day you asked him to joi

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welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcomeeers and applause ] hey, hey! welcome to the "tonight show," this is it, baby! [ cheers and applause ] this is it, baby! you made it. thank you so much, everybody. here's what everyone is talking about. of course, the big story is ted cruz, who gave a speech at the republican convention last night where he refused to endorse donald trump for president. and he's not backing down. in fact, cruz said this morning that he won't be a "servile puppy dog" for trump. [ laughter ] then chris christie said, "whatever, more beggin' strips for me." i mean i -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] he shouldn't -- he shouldn't eat those. they're not for humans. >> steve: did he really say that? >> jimmy: they're not for humans. >> steve: that's a dog treat. >> jimmy: they're for animals. yeah, no, they're not for human consumption. >> steve: that's insane. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: ted cruz refused -- refused to endorse donald trump in his speech at the convention last night, and the crowd wasn't

next speaker, please good evening and welcome. >> yeah.e overheard those exact same comments i arrived as that incident was occurring i want to reiterate that and speak out of profound respect for people putting themselves in out of harm's way a in harm's way and looking at the officers that are listening and count for the city but the lack of accountability and the lack of humanity that was demonstrated by that action completely unacceptable has to start from the top and be through training and accurate recordkeeping and transparent we've known for a a long time of challenges in the police department racist texts about mario williams and black woman will be more likely to be stopped than white people and 40 percent of the blacks in the jail i was with 60 thousand asian and white people i didn't see of any of them go to jail when i worked in the bayview the density and the vera city and the number of officers and how quickly is escalates is easy for something like what happened to mario woods to occur we have to slow down and get to know e

next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening. >> my name is julian black man i'm here to address chaplain how you doing toney chaplin i'm a familiar face to you my question to you not just questions but this is a lot going on in the neighborhood we come from the same neighborhood in the ingleside and toney chaplin ; right? i can admit that toney chaplin was a big part let me go the right way; right? even the charges are trumpeted up i held i was accountability what i done and what was done is done i'm a law-abiding citizen you know a father a great person god - one of my good brother's was shot by the police and in our neighborhood where i come from other one time he lived you you know as kids we did kids thing but he converted into a rightus life so motivation another part of why i changed my life to do right; right? so i'm really confused that chaplain would allow police officers out of their jurisdiction to come and shot our brother chaplain from our neighborhood i know that man is a good man tony dicker son unarmed it was live reports saying the high-speed chase i'll

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welcome to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert we are live on night three of the democratic national convention. ( cheers and applause ) last night, hillary clinton became the first woman to be nominated by a major party. ( cheers and applause ) it was-- yay, pretty exciting. you really felt it. it was an historic moment covered by all the papers. i've got them right here. let's see. first up, "the "wall str journal," had "hillary clinton wins nomination. and the photo. wow, there she is. hillary really looking presidential there for some reason. similar thing on "the washington post." "historic nomination for hillary clinton right there." then there's the "seattle times." "houston chronicle." "pittsburgh post-gazette." all with no photo of hillary clinton. if she wins, i expect her inauguration coverage to read, "justice roberts performs historic swearing in of unidentified woman." ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) i'm not sure what i'm supposed to do with all this newspaper on the floor. i think

welcome to the intruders. welcome to our nbc 10 studio.meet all of you. >> a pleasure being here. >> so glenn montgomery, bill, james murphy, call vince jaimhe and michael singletary. not missing anybody? so you'll be on stage as part of the tribute for the legendary gamble and huff. tell us about your tribute on monday? >> we're looking to do three to four songs, maybe. and we picked some of the ones, some of the biggest hits. so we just want everybody to come out and enjoy themselves and enjoy some music from the past. but it still goes on today. >> it absolutely goes on. what kind of impact, tell us, has gamble and huff had and continue to have on the music scene? >> oh, they're very big. they're very instrumental in the music that's even going on today, because they're still doing things.ç but the sound of philadelphia when they came out, it was a new sound. and we were fortunate enough to be the once to bring and help kenny with that sound. >> well, your sound, your music has been popular since the '60s and 70s. why does it resonate

please welcome our friend john oliver! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome! i didn't mean-- i know-- >> absolutely right. >> stephen: i didn't mean to interrupt your dance break. i know at heart, you're really just a hoofer. >> i speak with my body. when my body feels the beat, it expresses that beat, and it does that with whatever this is. >> stephen: okay, did you watch- - did you watch the convention tonight? >> i did, i did. i've just been watching it backstage. i'm all about tim kaine. where are my kaine-iacs in the audience. that is the view of tim kaine in america. "oh, yeah? he spoke tonight?" i don't know if you saw him, if he's going to be america's step- dad, that was an exemplary performance. the dad jokes and expressions that came out of that man's soft he is a tall glass of lactaid. his donald trump impression doesn't just not sound like donald trump. i don't think it sounds like anybody. ( laughter ) i would buy-- he even-- he did a dad flex at the end where the only thing he was flexing was his face. he went... we did it! ( cheers ) that guy.

[meeting adjourned] >> good morning, everyone welcome to the veterans academy here node presidio and i want to thank our veterans administration how you doing vets great to see you and we're here to rezoning confirm over commitment to the vets and thankfully for joined by address the commission up to three minutes. par offending and mark, thank you for joining me this presidio has and this site has been a very successful model of housing affordable housing for our veterans and it has been a part of a network of housing that beacon hill and i worked on now sam dodge beven margaritas to rest a little bit as our homeless are thank you to the staff in working closely with any office of housing and focus on vets i know that veterans day is around the corner we have more news was we rezoning confirm our commitment to end chronic homelessness and thank you to president obama and the first lady mrs. obama they've challenged many mayors across the country to make sure all us mayors do we we can to he said the homeless of vets we'll do that in san francisco i want to thank our source of hours

welcome! welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome -- [ cheers and applause ] to the "tonight show." this is it. this is "the tonight show," everybody. thank you so much for being here. we have lots to talk about. let's get to some news here. firt, next monday, everybody, is the first presidential debate. okay? it's very important. that's right. two hours of a 68-year-old woman arguing with a a 70-year-old man. [ light laughter ] which reminds me, i need to call my parents. [ laughter and applause ] "put the left-overs in the fridge!" "huh?" "put 'em in the fridge." "take a left off the bridge?" [ light laughter ] "what?" "huh?" ? shut up." "i love you, too." check this out. it was announced that you'll be able to watch next week's debate on twitter. so, finally a way to see trump say something really crazy on twitter. [ laughter and applause ] i mean, what would that be like? i saw that on monday donald trump met with the egyptian president in new york city while he's in town for the u.n. general assembly. b

now angels, angels, welcome, welcome to the show. thank you for taking time away from being intermediaries between god and mankind to model lingerie. now, i-- i have to ask, what-- what is victoria's secret? because everything about victoria seems very public. ( laughs ) >> okay, her real secret is, she is not allergic to gluten. she just likes to be very difficult at restaurants. >> stephen: okay. that's shocking stuff. well, as soon as i heard that be on the show, naturally, i knew there was only one thing that america wanted to see victoria secret angels do. >> could it be modeling the dream angel lace teddy? >> stephen: no, no, but thank you, that sounds like a lovely idea. >> no? >> what about walking the runway in the diamond encrusted $2 million fantasy bra. >> stephen: again, again, i'm sure that is nice. >> no, no? >> stephen: but i'm going to pass. no, i'm talking about what we really want to see victoria secret angels do. >> eat a giant pile of buffalo wings! >> stephen: we've got a winner! bring it out. ( applause ) pleas

and welcome, welcome, welcome, and welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to welcome, welcomee to "the tonight show." "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ]s it. this is the show.use ] this here you are. you're watching "the tonight . you're watching "the tonight show." you're here. thank you, guys.s.you're here. here's who people are talking about.'s who people are talking about. "the new york times" just did a "the new york times" just did a a big profile on donald trump, and revealed that he has life-sized portraits of ronald reagan and john wayne at his campaign headquarters. [ laughter ] and if you don't see them right away, it's because they're ght away, it's because they're right behind a 25-foot tall right behind a 25-foot tall portrait of donald trump. portrait of donald trump. [ laughter and applause ] it's right behind -- if you move it out of the way, you maybe can see a little bit of john wayne. howdy. howdy, pilgrim. [ laughter ] >> steve: here you go again. >> jimmy: meanwhile, donald trump's campaign manager recently compared himself to the joc

[dramatic music] >> whoo. >> welcome, welcome, welcome back. >> thank you. >> first and foremost, i-- that was your formal name. everybody here knows and loves you as auntie yoyo. >> yes, that's me. >> you're in the middle of an incredible game. >> yes. >> and you really are thinking about-- you're a game show junkie. >> yes. >> your goal and dream was to end up here on "millionaire." it's now happened. you're in the middle of this incredible run. you really do want to write a book about this. >> oh, most definitely. most definitely. this is--this is so exciting not to tell the world. >> i feel like we're 4 questions away from the stseller ever. >> [laughing] from your mouth to god's ears. >> yes, well speaking of... >> yes. >> yesterday, you pulled a few rabbits out of your hat. >> i sure did. >> in fact, the last 4 questions kinda just seemed to come to you. >> i think my angels are with me, chris. >> yeah. >> my cousin, mookie, is one of my angel cousins. and for you to give him a shout out, he couldn't help but show up. >> your cousin mookie is who named you auntie yoyo. >> that's

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welcome bishop jackson. but your full name is reverend bishop ernie jackson. >> [ laughter ] >> i have been told i can call you bishop jackson, is that right? >> that is fine. >> good. you serve at grace tabernacle church and there is some pentecostal tradition. tell us about pentecostal christianity and your part clar parish. >> pen te kos stallism comes out of the new testament, the books of axe and american pentecostallism started in 1906 in los angeles. pentecostals believe in the out pouring of the holy spirit that tells within and is evidenced by the speaking of tongues in a prophets tick way. it is a movement to be honest with you and it is a fast- moving in central and south america and africa and many of us quote, unquote believe that pentecostallism is in every church that will receive it in churches here in america, so as a classical pentecostal, we believe in as i said we evolved out of the 1906 experience on bonnie ray street in los angeles. >> in los angeles. >> yes. >> so when someone comes to