that is really -- elton's going to love that, by the way.. >> i was baby sitting kids the other day. they sent a video of a 5-year-old and 4-year-old in a car jamming out to that song. they're singing along to it. so, i'm sort of glad i took the swearing out. >> jimmy: your group of fans. when i came into work this morning, they were camped out outside. who named them the sheerios? >> i'm a fan of a lot of people. i don't like the fan name thing. >> jimmy: you like a little monster? are you a -- >> i'm a belieber, i think. >> jimmy: you're going to play music for us. you have a lot of people outside. this is the album called "multiply." ed sheeran, everybody. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >>> the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t, mobilizing your world. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator this is crazy like i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match.

another (laughter) elton wrote that not me >> (laughter). you folks in outside land and other entertainment have provided our department with this year it will be merely $2 million no support the programs log onto sf programs day. two there parking spaces have ochtd more small business in district 6 and we're pleased to report we've opened with the office of economic workforce development and the department of public works those items were before you a dog park and creating they're part of a multi agree on los angeles police department that was previously occupied by the freeway structure in paifrp partnership r with supervisor kim and the department of real estate and the county transportation agency and others we're thrilled to have small business for people and official opening in the near plaza is planned for early falls we'll keep you abreast of the time now i will conclude with two special recognize items for the first thing that's that's time for our department quarterly employee recognize. >> thank you good afternoon mr. ginsburg and

even elton john. >> mick? mick who? >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) well, you know; sum it up. >> yeah, it's a tough choice, but i would say that quite often, it was the behind-the-scenes stuff that goes on that builds to a story that makes it memorable for me. for example, one of my favorites is ray charles, because at the time that i suggested the story, he was not really on the charts and getting the kind of acclaim he should've been. >> hinojosa: what year was this, ben? >> oh, this was back in the early 1970s. >> hinojosa: okay. >> and aretha's up there, and otis redding was a big star, and joe cocker-- a british guy who sounded like ray charles-- was on top of the charts and playing the fillmore auditorium, but not ray charles, except in tandem with aretha franklin one time. and i thought the man deserved more. he was one of the foundations of american music as we know it and love it. and so i just raised my hand and said, "ray charles is in town, let's do him." >> hinojosa: and was their immediate reaction kind of like

. >> thank you elton that's july out is in happy rec and park and that guess so that concludes my generalgoing to general public comment and i'll read off the names i'm going to read a few and continue. (calling names). to start with, please. >> good morning, commissioners general manager mr. ginsburg i'm tom the proprietor of john eagles it's been my privilege to manage the land i want to thank you for your patience with the pouring of support i want to remind the members of the community you've been one of the great commissions for public golf and golfers we've seen in many, many decades. glen eagle has a rich history and folks stripped the first shots in 1962 pro tem a brand new beginning for that neighborhood internal revenue i think it's 52 year-old 38 developed one of the most challenging golf course and x mayors have played and cops and for all the lease holders over the past 52 years given giving time the current lease model is not useful the lease holder of the old property is too much for one inhibit to bear pipes are busting and limbs are snapping when the wind blows and the wa

elton friedman in the middle -- milton friedman in the middle. george had a very wry sense of humor. he said all economists are tall. there are two exceptions. [laughter] that is a classic line. i showed this to ben bernanke once and he did not have a sense of humor. the man said, that is not logical. answer. his anyway, i had a lot of fun times with milton friedman over the years, but our debates got heated from time to time. he was a tough debater. it has been said that milton friedman never lost a debate in his entire career. his wife would dispute that, but nevertheless, i saw friedman in action and i never wanted to debate with him. last year, i was in the london underground with paul krugman. he has quite a high opinion of himself. i'm one point, i said, paul, have you ever lost a debate? he said i really don't think so. i said, it is too bad milton friedman is not alive because he would lose. he humbled himself enough to admit that was probably true. just for those of you who may not know much about milton friedman, let me go over a brief

now mind you, he liked elton and billy joel better because they are keyboard players. >> right.et that. >> but he definitely knew crosby stills and nash. when he looked at the paper he said no, couldn't be. but it was. >> i don't want to overstate it. i don't want to understate it either. does that make this collaboration all the more sweeter? >> yes. >> given the back story? >> very. yeah. and given that we wrote together all through that thing. there are songs we each wrote separately. but mostly that is co-writing. and you know, his production talents, i'm surprised there is ant line of people out the door waiting for him to produce their records because he's brilliant. >> i wish he were here so i could ask him because i'm curious as to how one. >> he'd love to come on. he thinks you're cool. he loves a fast mind. >> fast -- my mouth is fast. i don't know how was my mind was. i wish he were we're but i'll put it forth anyway. which is how anybody writes with you, even if he's your son and not be intimidated by writing with david crosby. >> believe me. he is anything but intim

but that -- peter gabriel song, elton john song, every song has a story behind not just me singing artney -- ♪ the long and winding road >> but that was music. >> great music. ♪ come on and get it baby >> that was my own fault. i should not set you up for that. >> people have questions for you. at this point in his life, is donny a little more country or a little more rock 'n' roll. >> rock 'n' roll, baby. >> do you still wear purple socks every now and then? >> perfect case of ocd. next question. >> what annoys you the most about marie? >> this show isn't long enough. we have a competition going about twitter. who can get the most twitter followers. follow me on twitter. @donnyosmond. >> how many do you have? couple hundred thousand or something like that. i need to get some more. follow me @donnyosmond. >> how many does marie have? >> two. >> are we going to bring debbie out? >> debbie, come join us. >> it is their anniversary. >> come on, sweetheart, please. everybody wants to see donny's beautiful wife. >> you sit down here. >> see? 36 years. >> 36 years. >> can you believe it? >

elton john's aids foundation. mack aids does a lot of domestic and global.nd of course the largest is the bill and melinda gates and they contribute billions every year. >> host: in this country? >> guest: mostly around the world. >> host: raymond, democratic caller. >> caller: good morning. i want to say i have been involved with this issue since '95. and it has been -- people have been helpful to me. unfortunately when i got infected the situation was really bad were people held this against you and a couple people i worked for shoved me out the door. now they have made such advances they are down to one pill. i am monitored every quarter and my health is really, really good. i will tell you ryan white and elton john and everybody else including president obama has been awesome on this subject. i am surprised the lady didn't give him any credit. they have been awesome. the only

and he is louder than elton john's linen close set. closet. the comedian -- what is it? sherrod small. >> guess who is bag. # red eye. >> are teens too ardent about being retardant? and what may be the dumbest trend since the last dumb trend young idiots are intentionally lighting themselves on fire and posting the videos on-line. dubbed the fire challenge is usually comes from pouring a small amount of liquid like alcohol or perfume on to the skin and then lighting it. naturally this leads to horrific results as seen here. >> light him. give him the light. >> what's up? >> water, get out of the water. burn hollywood burn e. >> stop it sherrod. that is one of the videos floating on-line. people are performing the stunt with very jug -- varying degrees. when asked what he thought would happen he replied, i don't know. i wasn't really thinking. it is like the time i tried to make a bowl of cereal in the bathroom. those were the days. >> sherrod, good to see you and welcome back. you were at the icp jug low fest. >> i was and it was amazing. >> are kids getting dumber or ju

i thought it was an elton john song. >> when did you know you were not doing so well?> i would finish shows and be burnt. this is more than exhaustion. something else is going on. you get that run down thing. then when they looked at the valve. did the angiogram. it was just [blows raspberry] look at you, charles rose, with your nice french valve. [french accent] charlie, these are the choices. cow, pig, chicken heart. small but you raise fresh eggs. big horse. how proud will you be? look at charles. >> how do you feel today? >> wonderful. i am 98% there. letterman when i talked to him -- and he had the quintuple bypass. >> he almost really went down for the count. >> coming. >> he said, you are going to an operation in an hour. >> big time. i had a doctor in miami who wanted to operate the next day. then i had a wonderful italian surgeon who was standing there going, you may not want to go with a guy who wants to go on vacation. you get to pick. i had the luxury of being able to look for the best doctors. i finally found one who had done 4000 surgeries, and all of the

i will tell you ryan white and elton john and everybody else including president obama has been awesome on this subject. i am surprised the lady didn't give him any credit. they have been awesome. the only thing i had a problem with and i would like to mention it is there has to be an easier way to communicate you have this situation without getting like everybody is going to run from them. >> caller: i was going to thank you and the other callers living with hiv to speak up. there is a lot of stigma against discrimination and ryan white. but there is stigma still especially in the south against gay people, against you know certain races of people, and so you know people are afraid still to come out. people will talk about, you know, they may have asthma but it is difficult for people living with hiv to come out. so i am thankful for the caller this morning who are brave enough in speaking up. we need other people -- as i said there is over a million people and maybe if we didn't stigmatize hiv so much it would help in decreasing the number of infections. >> host: bill is up next in ohi

john.h elton everyone came to his side. the ryan white program was named after him.t: the ryan white care act enacted in 1990, with a push from his mother. authorized four times. it is for individuals living s, who does not have health the care -- it does not have health care, public or private. what is going on with the reauthorization? the debate is to maintain the program. we need to have it funded. maintain that funding. what wepeople forget have been through with hiv that they are still one point one million people living with hiv. they need to care. we have a long ways to go and we need to get people tested and on drugs to keep them healthy and alive. goal is to make sure the funding continues for that. most care reform is out there. things are going to change -- health care reform is out there. things are going to change. we need states to expand medicaid. most of these people are very poor and would qualify. others can go into the marketplace and buy health insurance. that costs money. program can help with co-pays for medications, premium assistance. it does

it sounds like an elton john song. ♪ tiny vagina >> rose: when did you know you were not doing so wellthe road doing the tour and i would finish shows and be burned. this is more than exhaustion. something else is going on. you get that really rundown thing. and when they went and they looked at the valve, they did the angio gram. it was kind of weird and it was just like-- pffft. the leaking. you know -- >> yes. >> look at you, charlie rose with your french valve. we had to look a long way to find a noois piece. bring the nice piece for charles. charlie, these are the choices you have here. look around, cow, pig, chicken heart if you want. small but you lay a good, plump, fresh egg. >> rose: big horse. >> and then you can hang out of the shorts. how proud will you be then? it's crazy. all of that stuff has been part of the act. >> rose: but how do you feel today? >> wonderful. i'm, like, 98% there, i think. letterman when i talked to him-- and he's had quintuple bypass. >> rose: i know. he really almost went down with the count. within hours. >> come in-- he said it took a year. >> ro

security jim jones told medvedev and sergey lavrov and a three on three meeting that the iranians had elton underground facility and the russians didn't know it. i think that surprise them and made them much more amenable to going along with the security council. the chinese who needed oil and gas from everywhere did not want to see that supply cut off so they took a lot more convincing and working and working. the chinese ambassador very able diplomat ambassadoambassado r to the united states was covering the oas meeting in lima and i was trying to get a meeting with him to see if i could get them to sign off on the final language because he had been authorized to convey that back to beijing. he had meetings and finally we were worried we wouldn't get to the meeting so the press was having a day piece goes sour happy hour. [laughter] and apparently piece goes sours in that very happy especially these that were made in lima. so we where looking for the ambassador to try to find a time and i went down to the bar in the hotel and we were trading stories and chatting each other up and i'm havi

. >> i know it sounds like an elton john song. >> rose: so when did you know you were not doing so well out on the road doing the tour, initially. and i would finish shows and just be just burnt. like this is more than e haas shun, something else was found. and when they want and looked at the valve, they did the angiogram, it was kind of weird. and it was just like-- the leaking, was causing, you know, you know. >> rose: yes. >> and look at you charlie rose with your french valve. we had to look a long way to find a nice piece for you. >> bring the nice one for charlie. charlie these are the choices you have here, cow, pig, chicken heart, if you want, small but you lay a good fresh egg. >> rose: bighorse. >> and then you could hang out. how proud will be there, look at charles, he's happy to be here. but it's crazy. all of that stuff has been part of it. >> rose: but how do you feel today. >> wonderful. like 98% there i think. letterman when i talked to him and he has had quintuple bypass. >> rose: he almost really went down for the count. >> big time, i think they went in. >> within h

elton schreier would have been in charge. heisenberg, one of the greatest scientists of the 20th century, was involved in all this, as were some other notable germans. 1942, it looked pretty good for the germans. maybe the war is going ok and we don't need to diverse resources into this thing when we need more tanks and this and that. program was de-escalated, was a very low .evel an there was no general groves. general groves was obsessed. he created a team, which was a group of soldiers and scientists who were at the leading edge of the invasion of europe, first in italy and later with d-day, to find out really what was going on. team hasr 1944, this found out that the german program was not going anywhere. there is no fear of the bomb. nevertheless, that didn't cause the american effort to go any slower. along atit was racing an extraordinary pace. 1945 -- 1944, early 1945 , they rounded up the scientists, the american soldiers, and they sent them to england in a place called farm whole, which was a nice shadow near cambri