tonight, join jimmy and his guests - idris elba aubrey plaza sofia carson musical guest, lauren spencer-smithnd featuring thlegendary roots crew >> questlove: 1695 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. that's what i'm talking about. welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you for being here thank you for watching [ cheers and applause well, guys, it was a big weekend for president biden. senate democrats passed the historic inflation reduction act, the economy added more than half a million new jobs, and he finally tested negative for covid. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause so, he was -- he was able to leave the white house for the first time in over two weeks [ light laughter ] and this is great. when he emerged from hibernation, he predicted six more weeks of summer [ laughter ] oh, yeah, come on! [ applause ] biden had such a successful 18 days with covid, he's already setting up meetings with shingles and pneumonia. [ laughter ] yeah, biden had a great weekend. h

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all right, carson jesse with i n g germany. thank you. and let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. disney has added $14400000.00 subscribers to its disney plus streaming service in the past quarter, bringing its total to $221000000.00 subscriptions and passing netflix for the 1st time. disney also reports strong numbers for the whole company, boosted by parts revenue recovering from the coal, the crisis german gas storage facilities are almost 75 percent full and on track to be target set by the government. despite reduce russian gas deliveries. for weeks, germany has been buying gas in the global market while conserving energy in an effort to fill the national reserves head of winter over to india now, which is beginning its roll out of 5 g internet deli holding its 1st auction for networks spectrum. just last week, and that's much later than many other countries in india account, the 2nd highest number of smartphone users in the world, a number that even increase 20 some percent year on year and 2021. s

>> >> read that, from the bottom of page 1:49. >> gilbert weiner was 12 years old when rachael carson was born. but he was in the most tonight -- unlikely 12-year-old. while he was the fifth or sixth grade, he was introduced your tufts university.. in 1906, that was the article in calling him the most remarkable boy in the world. it is hard to imagine anyone who fit that title. he told the world reporter that he had learned much more from reading the riddle of the university in german and homer and drake, since homer was just telling stories. yes, he said, of course he like to have fun, having fun as my forte, but i like studying too. when i've participated in the boys games, i turn to my huxley on my spinster. suggestions for them which led my mind to greater things. >> and so these greater things. weiner ends up at a mighty, extremely eccentric character. widely knowledge as a genius. peculiar life. i wish we had more time to learn about nor burt weiner's peculiarities. but he's talking a 12-year-old about the greater things in life. where did nor burt weiner go with his life at tha

he joins me for more carson or we celebrating too early is peak inflation in the us. now, what can we really say and what can we not.

carson, you grew up in a single parent household. you worked worked your tail ofo get where you are. what kind of message doeof ms t send to kids who were in your position at one time?ell, well, it's it's a horrible situation. thanks for having me. first of all, this is not helping the inflation situation because it's clearly unfair to others who've worked very hard and said that, you know, i borrowed a total of eleven hundred and fifty dollars when i was going to college. i was at yale.y they had some free college tuitioption. postpone that option you paidt o back not according to what youuo rrowborrowed, but how much money you made. so i paid it back multiple. so u yeah. you knowmultce i got on , it waw the first things that i worked to get rid of because it was unfair. and that's really the issue here. this is supposed to be a awheree country where we have liberty and justice for all and yet now we have this plan with the debt cancelation over 500 dollars right there, loan forbearance, another 16 billion, the income driven repayme

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carson is >>> we have two reasons to get excited.n that. we are so happy to see you while you were out, a baby hippo was born at the cincinnati zoo we're obsessed. >> i heard about to reveal his name. >> the woman with the answer her name is jenna wingate she is standing by. there were two choices you narrowed it down to two and you're about to reveal the name of this baby so take it away. >> yeah, so we decided on baby fritz. >> fritz. >> fritz won with all the votes. >> you got a lot of votes, right? i know our "today" show viewers we all got into the story -- >> what was the other option >> ferguson. >> which i liked >> you can't lose. what's with the x -- the f, because the big sister is fiona. >> we didn't do that on purpose. fritz fit him, ferguson was super cute something that drew us to the name fritz was bebe's birth control was on the fritz and that's how this baby boy came to us. >> we forgot to mention that part the mom was on birth control, it was a real shock. >> really? >> hippo birth control >> you guys spread the bir

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carson him. carson kelly. bloop single0 lead in the fifth inning. arizoa won the last two games of this series including today's 5-0 win. giants are five-and-a-half games behind the padres for the last wild card spot. the g men at the rockies beginning tomorrow. > >> well, check the nolan ryan likeness. on his bobble head. il tell you, we are in arlington, texas. nathaniel teed off on this one. zach's pitch. ended up up a three-run homer. the rangers won big. 10-3. oakland lost ten of their last 12. the nfl has suspended cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watsn and fined him $5 million for violating the league's personal conduct policy. watt sop was acd by more than 20 women of sexual assault during massage sessionse was originally suspended six games but the nfl appealed that decision. the 49ers, they finished up two days worth of practice sessions at the vikings. the game is coming up saturday. trey lance was greeted greeted by over 100 guests from his hometown of marshall, minnesota who made the near three-hour trip to the vikings facility. lan

at one point as it goes, i have seen the clip, johnny carson said you are the biggest hotel man on earthn you give us everybody in the audience one piece of advice? he said i would say please keep your shower curtains inside the shower. david: because otherwise it was going to leak out in the water was going to damage the hotel. chris: do you ever commune with him? to ever get any messages from him? david: i do have his blessed -- david: do ever commune with him? chris: i do have his blessed in -- his bust. i thought it would be great for them to catalog it and have it. i didn't know conrad personally. i did meet has some bearing who ran the company for over four years and was very close to his father. talking to baron, he was proud of what we had done with the company and suggested to me conrad would have been as well. david: conrad hilton was famous but obviously the most famous person involved is paris hilton. if she involved with the company? chris:chris: more recently we have been working with paris. she just got married and she is on her honeymoon. we are helping sponsor the honeym

he ended up on the johnny carson show on more than one occasion.int, i have seen the clip, so it is not legend, johnny carson said, all right, connie, he went by connie, you are the biggest hotel man on earth. could you just give it everybody in the audience one piece of advice. he said if i can give you one piece of advice, i would say, please, keep your shower curtain inside the shower. david: otherwise it would leak out in the water would damage the hotel? chris: correct. david: do you ever communicate with him or get messages from him, saying you did a good job protecting my name. chris: i haven't, but i have is his bust in my office. we have all sorts of paraphernalia related to the history of the company, most of which i sent to the conrad hilton museum at the university of houston, because i thought it would be great to catalogue it and have it. the one thing i did keep his his bust, which i keep close to my office. i did not know conrad personally. i did meet his son. talking to his son, he was quite proud of what we had done with the compa

ben carson believes that most of the home -- homeless would take up people on their offer and be willinglyated to these areas where federal property is. we have to do something. it has gotten worse and worse. when gavin newsom was mayor of san francisco, he promised to end the homeless problem. it is worse than ever. he was lieutenant governor who pounded the desk and complained that he had nothing to do. i suggested he might want to fulfill his campaign promise to solve homeless problem in san francisco but it is only gotten worse. it's not a housing problem, it's a spiritual problem. there is a direct relationship between the breakdown of the family and the large number of people who are homeless. we can address this by dealing with their mental illness, alcoholism, and building low-cost housing. >> a reminder that the larry elder in-depth program and all other in-depth programs are available to watch in their entirety online on our website book tv.org. >> host: now, before we close, we want to let you know that booktv will be live at the national book festival on saturday, september 3rd

they use these to prevent smart carson using a vast amounts of data doing these ranges from mapping data to says in vicious like phases and license plates collected by own board. cameron sensors, especially around sensitive areas, including military zones and government agencies, underscoring some of those concerns. china has been buried tesla from parts of the country. i top chinese leaders visit. in these regard, chinese, driverless car makers may be better poised to dominate their whole market. even the foreign players can adapt to chinese data loss. it's still unclear to what extent can make significant inroads. what you likely see is the bifurcation chinese companies and in american companies dominating in their perspective loan regions and then may be competing for regions like europe, south america, some like chinese. and just a policy expert, michael freak. prostate farther seen is simply about project and national power. economic goals are not the bagels, the eagles, national security being gone. so the power competition between the countries. so that's what's being pursued in t

and that's definitely a big part of carson's journey on the show.hink also there's like a big meta experience for me in being one of the leaders of the show and playing a character who becomes sort of a de facto leader of the peaches, and a very unlikely one. and that's something i'm really excited to portray in a character, someone who's kind of messy and insecure and isn't the person that you might think should lead at first. but the more she knows herself and the more she gets to know herself throughout the season, the more she finds her voice and her confidence and becomes a really great leader. geoff: you mentioned that as a kid you were athletic. did you play baseball or softball? i mean, what was the training like? i can't imagine that you used a lot of stand ins. it didn't look like it from watching the series. abbi: well, that's good to hear. yes, i played softball as a kid, but i mean, i haven't played in a long time. and yes, we had a lot of training. and so we did a three week training camp in los angeles before we shot the series. and b

you've great weather temperatures in the mid 80's in south lake tahoe. 94 up, reno and 93 in carson city weekend to watch out for a bit of the monsoon user that will pop up in the afternoon. otherwise mostly sunny skies. temperatures holding steady in the 80's as we head throughout the weekend right now around the bay area. the temperatures are running in the 90's. well inland. lot of 70's around the bay, some 60's and that fog moving in along the coastline. we'll see more of that fog as we head late tonight tomorrow morning. but most along the coast and just inside the bay temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. again, upper 90's in spots inland. it is going to be hot, probably getting a little bit hotter. i think as we head in toward the weekend that get close to, i think triple digits on saturday in some of the interior valleys. again, heat advisory continues to slama county through saturday and then of a cool down. and yeah, i think we see a pretty good cooldown starting on sunday and into monday, the first cold front, the season. okay. coming to town so we can plan a court. that's right

carson joins the table it's that time of day we're taking a first look at a powerful documentary, carsonne earlier. it's too important next month apple tv is releasing "sidney," produced by oprah, tracking the legendary sidney poitier's rise in hollywood and his lasting impact take a look. >> put black people in positions where they can have the career behind the camera. >> he came to this earth to move it, to change it, to shake it. >> you think of yourself as a colored man. i think of myself as a man >> that's the summary of him i love him so much >> my life has had more than a few wonderful indescribable and i have lived them. turns. and i have lived them. >> can't wait to see that. that looks great >> chills. >> i don't know a lot about sidney poitier's life other than what he accomplished breaking the color barriers, winning academy awards >> he was such a civil rights leader and the epitome of dignity. one of the greatest moments was to have lunch with he and his wife >> wow >> a few years ago behind the scenes and in front of the camera everything he did was with dignity, with pri

i was not alive to see it, but he was quite famous at the time and he ended up on "the johnny carsonw" on more than one occasion. at one point as it goes, and i have not seen the clip, so it is legend, johnny carson said, "all right, connie" -- he went by connie -- "you are the biggest hotel man on earth. could you just give everybody in the audience one piece of advice?" he said, "if i can give you one piece of advice, i would say, please, keep your shower curtain inside the shower." david: because otherwise it was going to leak out and the water was going to damage the hotel? chris: correct. david: do you ever communicate with conrad hilton, did you ever get any messages from him, saying you did a good job protecting my name? chris: i haven't, but i have his bust in my office. [laughter] we have all sorts of paraphernalia that was related to the history of the company, most of which i sent to the conrad hilton museum at the university of houston, because i thought it would be great for them to catalogue it and have it. the one thing i did keep his bust, which i keep close to my off

welcome back to "gma," sofia carson. >> yeah!whelming feeling for you. >> it is exactly. that i'm overwhelmed with gratitude. i'm overjoyed and i was talking to my mom the other day on the phone and everything was happening and you realize i can't find the word to describe what i feel. its that surreal. >> we can't imagine how you did it. executive producer, star, songwriter, performer. all in the same movie. how did you juggle it all? >> you know, it was an incredible journey and challenge as an actor and first time producer and writer of the soundtrack as well. but it was -- i'm so grateful they trusted me to embark on this journey and to have this position and this role. and i loved it. i loved every second of it. it was exciting. it was terrifying. it was beautiful and i poured my heart and soul into this film. >> what is your favorite part and hardest part? >> the hard part, it wasn't producing and writing the soundtrack, it was stepping into cassie and the challenge of being her and allowing myself to go to those places as

this is representative andre carson. he announced the justice for sharina ack site is a bill require the us to investigate israel's murder palestinian american john issuing at play. so there is a lot of support within the us for finding out what happened exactly to sharina when you came away from those meetings in dc. did you feel helpful? did you feel that something was going to happen? of course i was filled with hope i was very encouraged to be honest, after leaving the head with so many allies, you know, over 80 members of congress have joined our call for us investigation that lead to accountability, including representative andrew carson justice pushed in act and senator of hall and continuous efforts in the senate, calling for answers to a lot of questions they have raised. so it is clear that we are not shooting some in the only one was disappointed and who's calling for investigation. but it's also senator ref. senators representatives and that shows us administration have to do the math. so knowing that we have

because an attorney carson glass hailed a taxi from his office to the district of columbia courthouset need an overcoat it was overcast but glass would make it well back to his office before the light showers that were predicted arrived at 8 pm. barely months earlier carson glass had received a most unusual assignment from his boss, washington heavyweight lawyer clark clifford. he had no idea at the time that it would change the trajectory of his own career and actually become a turning point in the history of the white house. he had been instructed to figure out how to create an organization that would help the new first lady jacqueline. kennedy raised funds to restore the state rooms of the white house and also do it quickly which in washington is no easy feat to accomplish that goal glass assembled a small army of professionals who would spend the next eight months doing the legal and organizational work to create what would become the white house historical association and they would spend much of the rest of their careers developing and sustaining so as he settled into his taxi o

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joining me now, carson group chief market strategist ryan dietrick.n perspective by one of the great tables you put out over the weekend. it was the 405th worst drop in history. so that made us breathe a little better but still packed a wallop, didn't isn't. >> it sure is, charles. thanks for having me back. you see the headlines dow down 1000, it bring as certain type of feeling when you see that. 3% drop. not minimizing it. but since 1896, may 26th, 1896, charlie dow started the dow. its with the 405th worst percentage drop. the headlines didn't say 405th worst drop ever, 1000 point drop. still ways to put it. still scary, but different way to put it in perspective for investors. charles: i think so too. another thing market breadth, not only was it not awful, new lows, i didn't think we had that many, i think maybe 215, to put that in perspective in june there were 1400 a day new lows. we were creeping toward earlier this year 2,000 new lows a day. 200 on a bad day, that is not so you have a full but why is it important? >> yeah, charles, market br

i have to wash carson motorcycles to make a living. that's why we need change on and all that emotional doesn't and good. i, as a country of stark contrasts, africa's biggest oil producer has one of the most expensive capitals in the world. yet the majority of an goldens still live in over to the former independence movement, m p l. a has been in power for almost 5 decades. 5 years ago, president router and so took over branding himself as a reformer. now he wants to be re elected, nor brown, or if the bus will be real man followed up on top of the fall. we had the courage to break it up too and start the fight against corruption. we told the justice system to do what they are supposed to do. and this is what they did say. yes, thank you blah blah. marriage the did. but many angolan say the promises where not fulfills corruption remains the problem and the oil welf hasn't trickled down to the general population. people here are expecting the most competitive elections in the history of the country. well, at least at the surface, the co

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so i'm supposed to have a proper job, but i don't, i have to watch carson motorcycles to make a living. that's why we need change on an older emotional doesn't. angola is a country of stock contrasts africa's biggest oil producer has one of the most expensive capitals in the world. yet the majority of an goldens still live in of which is why the former independence movement m, p l a has been in power for almost 5 decades. 5 years ago, president rowden so took over branding himself as a reformer. now he wants to be re elected dollars. the bromley boys, the ball division, real man, followed up on top of the fall. we had the courage to break it, had to and start the fight against corruption. we told the justice system to do what they are supposed to do, and this is what they did say. yes, the something viewed. well, god, mary said, but many and goal and say the promises when not fulfills corruption, remains the problem and the oil welf hasn't trickled down to the general population . people here are expecting the most competitive elections in the history of the country. well, at least at

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