his wife went to school with steve ells and the others.id you have any idea when you were in high school that this is what you would all be doing together? mark crumpacker: steve wasn't even going to be a chef at that point. he was studying art history or something. so, no, this is all very strange. steve: i'm going to have chili corn salsa with sweet white corn, garlic, onions, delicious. carol: not strange to ells, who was fascinated by food at an early age. julia child: welcome to "the french chef." i'm julia child. carol: is it true that you did watch julia child and "the galloping gourmet" when you were younger? steve: it's true. i loved those shows. julia child: this goes into a 350-degree oven. steve: as a kid -- i was in grade school -- i would watch those shows and then go in the kitchen and try to make stuff. carol: and chipotle has been making stuff for the last 20 years. industry watchers say the company continues to gain traction thanks to a key advantage. so what's unique about chipotle? knapp: well, fundamentally, it's the f

fanning and -- >> jimmy: elle fanning and is is a really great actress. >> you're going to die. she makes it so real and so positive and so invested. and so i ask a lot of questions that people maybe would ask if their neighbors or child or someone is going through this. naomi has hesitations as the mom. so we talk about it. but it's not a document stare. it's not every single thing you want to know. it's a story of this family and how important it is for families to support their kids in any kind of transition to become who they are. and this particular one i think was important to just begin the conversation. it doesn't talk in depth about everything. but it's also funny because when you're trying to figure these things out there's nothing funnier than desperation. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i wanted to be part of it. i hadn't played a lesbian in a long time. >> jimmy: too long.

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go out there first time and do live tack elling. just be a nice little tune up for week one. >> don't miss the final preseason game on nbc 10 thursday night. eagles/jets. kickoff at 7:00. pregame coverage at 6:thu30. >>> the phillies are looking for a way to beat the mets after a ten-game losing streak. a hard knock slice. a three-run. also makes it 5-0. ruff already had four rbis on the night. scores two more runs. six rbis for darryn rough. >>> and high school football is back. we want you to choose our game of the week. ryan versus judge. and north penn and lasalle going tat. we'll have highlights for you this friday night. that's your look at sports. we'll be rouight back. (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> "the tonight show" is up next. let's check in with jimmy to see what's in store. >> thank you, jacqueline. >> everybody in philadelphia, liev schreiber is my guest. plus a

form-fitting dress for elle canada's photo shoot. it's her comments about this altered marie claire image that are making news today. >> cindy felt blindsided because she couldn't embraced photo because it was doctored in a way that was unflattering. the flip side, she couldn't reject it because so many women had responded so positively to it. for her to say that's not me might make them feel badly. >> she told the magazine, quote, i felt really manipulated and conflicted, so i kept my mouth shut. she didn't say anything because the pictureture sparked a thoughtful discussion about body image. >> women and fellow stars with weighing in on it. >> i think it's empowering for women. i think it's truly empowering. >> she still looks amazing. >> someone leaks this out in an attempt to hurt her -- >> but the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive. >> photographer john russo said the image was maliciously altered and distributed. and it was a fraudulent altered version of my photograph. >> she said she's a big girl and she can handle bei

can can you smell-ell-ell-ell the incense? because pope france sis now on american soil. ( cheers and applause ) and folks i cowed not-- as a catholic i could not be more humbly excited. yay-men! ( laughter ) the people's pope made headlines the second he arrived, getting picked up at the airport not in a limousine but in a fiat, proving he is not only a man of great humility but a man of tremendous faith. heavenly father, please let this car make it to the hotel for, lo, it is but a motorized roller skates. the the pope visited the white house, greeted by a lavish south lawn welcome, "the most regal of pageantries that washington has to offer." oh, the pageantry! it's just like a wedding. this guest of honor even wore a white dress. and the pope really enjoyed-- a short nap. because apparently he fell asleep during the ceremony. ( laughter ) but, come on. cut the guy some slack. he's got jet lag. he was in cuba yesterday, and the time difference is... 1952. ( laughter ) ( applause ) it's a whirlwind. it's a whirlwind-- i gott

dawn: ok, a man named eric the greenland,elled from and when he went to iceland, he thought it was a good way to get people there to name it greenland rather than iceland, and that was a long time before roosevelt. greenland now has a government of home rule, which means it is pre-much self-sufficient aside from the funding it gets from security, soor its greenland is not in charge of its own security. it is still managed group denmark, so there were security arrangements that were made that are lasting in greenland today. host: you have spent some time in greenland. explain the terrain. dawn: greenland is far, far more beautiful than i thought. if you have ever been to norway and the fjords, it is somewhat like that, and the people are wonderful, very friendly and very welcoming, and they make great coffee. host: how much time did you spend there? n: i was there for an extended trip, part of a mining conference. i am canadian originally, and i was working on the second rolled war, and in a very strange documentary on the first ship that sailed from the pacific to the atlantic throug

d in that testening, we sent ell-trained people to complain about police miscugget. go on the internet and what you see is a well man young trained .nd a form to fill up notdesk sergeant aid i will give you a forl. the desk sergeant said i won't ll you until it's my responsibility. i don't want to talk about it now. i will take it high pressure system. another police officer walked out the door. he went around the back door. and nobody else was around, he was tackled to the ground and that to stop. the powers to subpoena is very important. the power to compel the grand jury is important. and this is very important ment two more things and i'm out. oop we just for the first time pass a bill to collect data in december 01 on united states citizens to die. it was not collected bch that cht how per swrace i have the problem is. baugs our congress to move major changes. the policies in place. and we have to start cletting data one of oush children. killed and harmed by police. and there is a brob solved. we have to make sure to do it right. thank you so much. [applause] g

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> a couple years from now, some of the city's water will come from a source much closer to home. nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. has a rare look behind the scenes. >> there are many sights in san francisco, created by the city's early builders that are still impressive, but there's one sight fee people will ever see, but thousands depend on every day. >> this is one of our largest drinking wearries advisories in san francisco. >> reporter: on the highest hill in san francisco's sunset district is the sunset reservoir. >> a few of the pacific ocean. >> it's covered in those of solar panels reaching through the fog to create the city's largest solar site, but what is most startling is the part that the sun never touches. >> sunset reservoir covers about eight city blocks, the capacity is 177 million gallons. >> reporter: dozens of feet below the ground. >> about the size of four costcos. >> they store millions of gallons. >> this holds approximately 267 olympic-sized swimming pools. >> reporter: once every five year cleaning that left the tank temporarily

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ell effect.see a barb companies get a little bit smaller. we could be talking about hundreds of millions of dollars not getting invested. emily chang: we are hearing a lot of investors talking about profits. we talked to a ceo who said we are in bubbles. these will get hit one it plays out. on the other hand, i spoke to mark and he is optimistic. he is not completely rosy eyed. but, he is less dire about what is coming. >> these are startups and they could work out well or not. they will continue to raise money and environments. to me, that does not translate. , there is not a sense of urgency and there is no need for everybody to panic. what do you think? >> a lot of things kill startups. the wrong market, the wrong higher, the wrong team, not hitting a milestone. panicking, it is all the time and it is always hard. this is another factor we cannot control that we must consider. emily chang: you helped me out that shows private versus public capital. explain what we are seeing here. bullish onle who are the market are also bullish on puttin

ell will press ahead with drilling in the arctic despite growing protests. not retreating. they say their controversial arctic exploration is going well despite conditions. the president says he is looking at the long-term perspective. >> one of the most frequent questions i get, why explore the arctic now? why are you guys out there now? a lot of it is based on the question that you just asked. to build uprs the capability to do this the right way. >> companies such as bp have expended -- suspended their arctic drilling plans. for shell, the risk is worth taking. >> a transition is required. oil will be required for a long time. >> environmental groups have been fiercely opposed to what they say is a destructive drilling operation. they have repeatedly protested shell's actions in recent years. barack obama was criticized for deciding not to block shell's drilling permit. he visited alaska for ecological conference this week. the arctic is the last great ,rontier of oil exploration containing 30% of the world's untapped gas and 13% of undiscovered oil. >> it is pretty flat

as nbc bay area's jean elle reports, students were looking forward to donating those fixed bikes to people in need. >> oh, we were like building them and also like fixing them. >> reporter: 11-year-old kylan walker was feeling good about fixing up bikes and preparing for donation to a womens shelter. >> it feels like really good to help people. it feels like i'm helping myself. >> one of the first things we noticed is there was a gate down there they clipped and another gate over here that they clipped. >> reporter: staff at the oakland charter school knew something was wrong monday morning when they found locks on gates and on this shipping container cut. inside a dozen bikes and ten tool boxes were gone, stolen. >> our bike tools, almost all of them had been stolen. most of our bikes had been stolen as well, if you can imagine this was an almost full container. >> reporter: the school didn't catch the theft on camera, but the stolen bikes look just like this one. a lockheed martin marking is a giveaway. >> you can see some pretty nice materials. >> reporter: and the tool boxes match this

rather than put money into hybrid ses, they said we'll focus for deal ell which gets high mileage. they had to convince not the polluting vehicles of the early 1980's, that turned off americans to diesel cars. this was a big part of the strategy and now a very difficult test as the c.e.o. acknowledged to regain america's trust. anchor: back to the migrant crisis, the czech republic said it would be illegal to e.u. to impose sanctions. warning came ahead of a meeting tomorrow in brussels. the proposed crisis system could be adopted. they remain opposed to the plan continue.f refugees reporter: carriages empty of mig rants and feff few geese believe they are fast approaching a new life. the arab nations don't come close to europe from baghdad. i'm overwhelmed by the compassion here. but that compassion is being put to the test. the weary and the injured continue their long march as european neighbors squabble and umble for a common approach. opened a -- croatia new camp. there is temporary shelter and basic facilities but most want transport to germany. and on a visit to the camp, th

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posing for a gorgeous spread in elle canada, she says she felt very conflicted by the experience and that it put me in a tough spot. i couldn't come out against it because i'm rejecting all these people who felt good about it, but i also didn't embrace it because it wasn't real. the photos, which were manipulating to exaggerate crawford's flaws, spread like wildfire. saying, why would seeing a bad picture of me make other people feel good? crawford clearly shows her inner beauty is about as real as you can get. man, i wish i could say that, every time there's a bad picture of me on social media. i was manipulated. that's not how i really look. >> that's an interesting spot for her not to be able to comment on it because she wanted those people to feel good about themselves after seeing that but she's like, don't know how to deal with this.

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- liev schreiber, elle fanning, american hero anthony sadler, musical guest vince staples, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 320, minnesota. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. hello! thank you very much. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about, right there. that's the energy i want. i need the love. i feel the love. welcome. thank you so much. welcome to "the tonight show," everyone. thank you all for being here. [ cheers and applause ] you're all part of the show, too. what a great crowd. so much to talk about, you guys. so much to discuss. what are people talking about? the big hillary clinton e-mail scandal. the big thing, the state department just released another batch of hillary's e-mails from when she was secretary of state, and they're pretty revealing. yeah. in the e-mails, hillary asked an aide what time "the good wife" was on. [ laughter ] how to charge an ipad. and how to get on wi-fi. [ laughter ] hillary sounds less like the secretary of state, more like m

that's what elle brands is. believe that these guys and the retailers in general as i've said are where you want to hang out. >> i was preoccupied with the b word. >>> twitter holding a board meeting as investors wait for any word on who will be the next ceo. who's the street betting on? we're going to talk to analyst bob peck. >>> plus heading into the holiday weekend, gas prices at the lowest level since 2004. and more relief could be on the way. we'll give you details, next. being a keen observer of the world has gotten you far, but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. hi mi'm raph. tom. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't

para acercarse a Él fueron retirados en ese momento empezaron a arrojar unos panfletos al ri reÚno elltras mujeres tambiÉn fueron detenid detenidas. >>> y bueno, veamos reacciones de quienes vieron la misa que estuvieron cerca de francisco, quÉ piensan de el y de todo lo que pasÓ aquÍ, aqui tenemos testimonios de los asistentes a esta ceremonia israhistÓrica. >>> en medio de banderas el papa francisco entrÓ a la plaza de la revoluciÓn. >>> (gritos). >>> se bajÓ del papa movil para acercarse los enfermos y su gestiÓn ta desato aplausos. >>> francisco!. >>> siempre con un mensaje de misericordia que viene a expresar a cuba ¿no?. >>> en este recorrido nosotros seguimos al papa hasta llegar esta zona exclusiva para el selecto grupos de invitados al asistir a esta misa. >>> entre ellos la presidenta de argentina, y el gobernante cubano raÚl castro. >>> (gritos). >>> el papa fue precisamente en su mensaje. >>> servir significa cuidar a los frÁgiles de nuestra familia. de nuestra sociedad. de nuestro pueblo. >>> creo que el mensaje del papa de servir creo que fue el mÁs importantes que todos

. >> bay area band train and brittic singer elle lee golding performed a free concert for large crowdsesterday. it was part of the kick off to 50 celebration this week. super bowl is expected to dump hundreds of millions of dollars into the bay area economy. >> every city has hosted a super bowl has come back saying that was great for the city, great economically. >> there will be a full week of events in san francisco and the south bay leading up to the game which is on february 7th. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour, it's been almost three months since that deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. what is happening with one of the surviving victims. >> dream force. the world's largest tech conference begins in san francisco next week and it's not just on software. up next the focus this year on giving back to the community. >>> good morning. welcome back. it is friday september 11th i'm claudine wong in for pam cook today. >> good morning. good to see you. let's check our weather and traffic. are we talking about heat again? was steve talking about heat? >> i keep talking to steve about the

jeanne elle. bay area news. >> lot of people in the bay area will go to see the pope.you, jeanne. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri. he joins us. started to feel the temperatures come down a bit. >> exactly what we are continuing to see right now. e we have been waiting for it all week long. the fog is thick enough behind me to make a real impact on our temperatures. 59 in san francisco. and we are finding drizzle. cannot make out the skyline at moment. take-up into tomorrow morning's forecast. the fog will start off chill year than we are used to. 56. san francisco. 58. mild side. 70. increase in cloud cover here throughout the bay area. increased cloud cover is going to be arriving here with subtropical moisture off to the south. see it here on the doppler radar now. looks very empressivimpressive. the bulk of the rainfall will head out here toward the sea. but, there is a small chance, we may actually get a little moisture breaking off. and moving up toward the bay area. let's get a look at the forecast. saturday. sunday. the key difference whether we get a few drops or

jean elle is live in san francisco with more on the plan. >> reporter: right now, crews are hard at work building the new central subway. it's a $1.5 billion project. one city leader says san francisco needs more digs just like this one to help keep things moving. getting around san francisco on muni can be trying. >> it can take a long time. >> it sucks when it's running late. >> reporter: scott wiener agrees. >> muni is, on coverage, the slowest major transit system in the country at over 8 miles per hour. our buses and light rail vehicles are getting caught in the same traffic as everyone else is getting caught in. it impacts our economy, our quality of life. >> reporter: wiener introduced legislation today asking for city leaders to develop a subway master plan over the next year. he says san francisco is growing by 10,000 people every year. and the system needs to expand or the gridlock on muni and for drivers will only get worse. weiner says the system will be on tack in a few years. >> it will be the highest ridership line of any of the light rail lines. and we have to make sure i

ward and reporter alison parker were killed during broadcast by a disgrunt elled coworker who later shot himself. ward's funeral is set for tomorrow morning. meanwhile tonight, a look at how virginia tech football players will honor adam ward and alison parker. they will wear number 7, a tribute to the local roanoke station where they worked. they will wear their stickers during the first game of the season one week from tonight. >> next at 11:00, president obama taking on climate change on his trip to alaska but tonight there's a lot more to talk about, the name of the nation's tallest peak. >> can a selfie with some smart phone app really replace a trip to the doctor? how some dermatologists are using technology to save you time. >> temperature going up over the next couple of days and so is the humidity. i'll show you how hot we're about to get. >> i'm chris lawrence out here back behind the live desk. releasing more than 7,000 pages of hillary clinton e-mails. about 150 are designated as classified. now they are all from her tenure as secretary of state but none were classified when

. >> she was 2 years old when she first appeared on ell but this is hit the kwon.ady gone viral. the nae nae got 70 million hits. a couple days of posting this one, almost a million views. her mom is also a dancer. the heaven show is where you can find it. >> she gets it from her mama. >> she's got moves. >> going to be the next big thing there. >>> there is a gardener in canada that is really excited right now because he has grown what he believes to be the largest cucumber ever. he's looking for ot guinness book of world records to certify that claim. it started off as 42 1/2 inches and since then it continues to grow. it's up to over 44 inches. there it is. >> wow. >> big cucumber. exactly. >> that is. >>> it's going to take i believe 12 weeks before he'll find out. his name is daniel tomlin before he finds out whether his has vegetable be in fact the largest one and then guess what he's going to do with it? >> eat it. >> he's going it into a pickle first. >> pickle it and then eat it. >> big cucumber. >> i love a good pickle. >>> you may remember remember bat d

conor pow elle, thank you so much. >>> well, the wildfires still raging out west,sq the flames destroyingnfortunately claiming lives as well. we're going to tell you the latest efforts to contain them. >>> and we'll have the latest in the presidential race. carly fiorina, 3éishe's ariding wave of momentum in the polls on this sunday morning. since her appearance in the second debate. coming up, we'll see how xdshe' standing out and gaining more support they say. what it all means as the presidential race shakes out. 4 they want to secure the border. it doesn't happen. everybody says our v.a. is a scandal. nothing changes. so there are a lot of things about which there is actually7g agreement and nothing is happening.x growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt.

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volkswagen in the face of federal and state investigations has hired the law firm of kirkland sxel leand ell same law firm that represented bp during the gulf oil spill. >>> analysts are trying to determine how this scandal could potentially impact other areas of the auto sector. bank of america merrill lynch says auto suppliers that have the greatest exposure to volkswagen have the most at risk. the firm says board warner, delphi, genteg, and magna could see earnings pressure in the event of a material decline in volkswagen's global business. and those stocks all finished lower today. >>> did if we see a big drop in volkswagen's business what will it mean overall for the auto industry and could it hurt economic growth in germany or europe? jack narad is executive editorial direct and market analyst at kelly blue book and joins us now. good to have you with us. i don't mean to minimize this but general motors in the wake of the ignition scandal and toyota in the wake of the sudden acceleration issues that it confronted a few years back, their profits have never been higher. their sales have

. >>> some artifacts are now back for everyone to see on elle is island. they had been removed three years ago after hurricane sandy. the display cases have mostly been empty since the storm. the collection was moved to maryland to protect them. the artifacts were not damaged, however the museum's heating and cooling system had been destroyed. >> very depressed at the beginning thinking, oh, my god, there's so much to go through to get this done. >> the rest of the 2,000 arty artifacts should be back on display by december. >>> a teenager who was detained by police after teachers at his texas high school mistakenly thaukt his homemade clock resembled a bomb has been offered an internship from twitter. here's a photo of the project he brought to school. a teacher confiscated. soon the 14-year-old was handcuffed and questioned by police. ahmed was later release and will not face charges. he spoke to msnbc's chris hayes about all the support he's now receiving on social media. >> i didn't think i was going to get any support because i'm a muslim boy. i see it

i think it's going to date probably to the mid 17th century so still a 350-year-old ell. we're actually widening the hole. it was a wooden barrel line or lined well about 2 1/2, 3 feet in diameter. we're widening the whole five feet -- hole five feet in diameter so we can put in steel casing to protect us as we go down. we have what, about six more feet to go. >> six to eight. >> though it doesn't relate to james fort in all likelihood we're going to go ahead and investigate because we're almost to the bottom anyway. >> okay. thanks. wells are interesting to archeologists because we'll probably hit water in another couple feet. the well went four feet below that. but anything that's been continuously wet, will survive. organics. would probably find a barrel down there. one of the barrels and in any ganic things, leather, wood, even metal is in better shape beneath the water because it keeps the oxygen away. we also found seed in wells. it is a treasure no matter what and we just can't resist. >> amazing still nonetheless that all of this is still here to be -- >> it is. a

ell, my wife: w the job to raise a young baby and when we moved to take prefab, she had the role of like a pioneer woman, because she had to walk to the grocery store or even hitchhike. everybody was so friendly. the picks up people to help each other. so, that was a big help. , withd to do the washing a scrub board, and do it in the sink, and she had to hang out her clothes on a line in the back. tops in the summer got so hot the interior in the house would go over 90 degrees, and as an engineer, i said -- i thought evaporated cooling to help, so i got a step ladder and started pouring buckets of water over the roof, the flat top roof, which really helped cool the house. some of the neighbors saw what i was doing and pretty soon all up and down the street, everyone theiruring water on roof to get cool. so, she had to put up with those kinds of living conditions. we were in a lower place, being at the bottom of the hill, where if it rained the front yard was my. we had the wooden sidewalk. which rat inhabited underneath the sidewalks. she had few outlets because of being a mother, where

my father, he had billie holiday appeared, elle a fitzgerald. >> how has it changed?n 1972, my feeling was that this is a gay town and that i was here at the pleasure of somebody else. which is sort of the opposite of everywhere outside of here at that time. this was a largely catholic, portuguese, mission community, but it was also hell town. >> right. >> they sent their rejects here. >> that's not kidding. province town, i think always had the fixture of the bohemian people and the fisherman and the pirates, the writers, drunks, all that. >> anyone with a lifestyle outside the mainstream was welcome here. >> whatever floats your boat. you know? it's all good. ♪ to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com. >> over a century ago, province town was a hard-working fishing village with multigenerational families of fisherman. >> my name is beau griben. my father fished, and i was pretty much raised here my wh

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