still to come, music from breachers.y show "nathan for you" premieres this tuesday on comedy central. please say hello to nathan fielder. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? is it accurate to say that you enjoy puzzling people? >> puzzling? you know, maybe a little bit, i guess. i don't know about -- yeah, no, i don't know why i'm wasting so >> jimmy: i could read a thousand of these. this is another one. >> jimmy: i like the way you set that up. >> it's fraet. some parents didn't have a problem with it. >> jimmy: last time you were here you were in a bit of a fix because you opened your own coffee shop. >> yeah, dumb starbucks. >> jimmy: sticking to that parity law thing, huh? >> we got shut down by the health department. it wasn't because of them, but it was kind of stuff because i was making a tv show and running a coffee shop at the same time. so it feels good now just to be making a tv show. >> jimmy: and you never did get in any legal trouble from that? >> no, the health department let us off. i think they h

and music from breachers. and from this moment on, it's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. you're very nice. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i appreciate that. hey, quick personal question if you don't mind. how many of you are single in our audience here tonight? and how many of those that are single, how many are smart? well it's good to know your limitations i guess. the reason i ask is because match.com is teaming up with mensa to create a site exclusively for people with genius iq scores. they partnered up because 80% of single people want to be with someone as smart as them. can you imagine sitting next to two people on a mensa date. waitress, would you mind if we move tables? >> as part of the announcement, they released a heat map to show where the smartest singles to live. according to them, the number one city is durham, north carolina. l.a. did not make the top 20. here's a tip. i know you're all geniuses, but next time you make a map, try a non-herpes related col

and music from breachers. and from this moment on, it's jimmy kimmel! cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. you're very nice. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

and music from breachers. and from this moment on, it's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. you're very nice. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

the sea breacher, can duck in and out of the water. jump up just like a dolphin. toy, for, it is not cheap, folks. a cool $85,000. but, boy if i had the money would i buy one. liz: hot fun in the summer. number two thing to watch next week, federal reserve chair janet yellen's speech on wednesday 11:00 a.m. eastern. yellen will be speaking on monetary policy at imf central bank conference in washington. david: also jobs time, folks. next week the number one thing to watch, the june jobs report. now it is usually comes out on a friday of course. friday is july 4th. so this week it is out on thursday. thursday at 8:30 a.m. this jobs report could be all important in telling us how we're getting out of that winter doledrum into the hot spring and summertime jobs figures. liz: economists are looking for non-farm payrolls to rise by 210,000. they expect the unemployment rate to remain flat at 6.3%. despite ending the day in the green only nasdaq was able to post a gain for entire week. see what happened will at markets, top performing sectors for the week were consumer

downsides and their perception of the threat of their intellectual property or identifying them as a breacherat they want to do it. but you structure it in such a way that it's beneficial to them in terms of the intelligence they get, and by the same token, they control the personnel and the information that's put into this unified intelligence structure. >> ok. so we'll get there? >> we'll get there. we'll get there. >> when? >> as the admiral said, you just hope we get there without a catalyst along the lines of a september 11. >> is that something you worry about? >> yes. >> from this side of it? >> i think everybody does. >> i brought up that termerier, and it's a hard thing to think about, because 3,000 lives were lost on 9/11, but are there events that you worry about that could happen from a cyberperspective that would be catastrophic like that? >> there could be, in looking at the power grids, looking at our infrastructure, yes, financially it would cripple us if there is a substantial attack on wall street, on the exchanges. it also could lead to a loss of lives to the extent that we

the downsides in their perception of theft of their intellectual property or identifying them as a breacher in advance of the time they want to do it. but you structure it in such a way that it's beneficial to them in terms of the intelligence they get and by the same token they control the personnel and the information that's put into this unified intelligence structure. >> okay. so we'll get there? >> we'll get there. we'll get there. as the admiral said, you just hope we get there without a catalyst along the lines of a september 11th. >> is that something you worry about? >> yes. i think everybody -- >> i brought up that term earlier. you know, it's a hard thing to think about because 3,000 lives were lost on 9/11, but are there events that you worry about that could happen from a cyber perspective that would be catastrophic like that? >> there could be. looking at the power grids or looking at our infrastructure. yes. financially it would cripple us if there were a substantial attack on wall street, on the exchanges. it also could lead to a loss of lives to the extent that we can be --