first day, i'm excited. you guys excited? we're all excited so we'll eat, see you guys in a little bit. >> thanks. that's awesome. >> you know when i was a kid, i was a kid for a short period of time. >> were you a kid? >> we had hot breakfast every morning, not allowed to go out to school without a hot breakfast, my father used to make us our breakfast. >> what did you have i? >> opinion cakes one day, french toast another, waffles, another day eggs, the only day cereal was on saturday days. >> i had hot breakfast every morning, too. >> i didn't. >> no? >> no, i got my cereal if i was lucky. ya, absolutely. well, you know, as a lot of people are getting back to work and school, starting to heat up here. will feel a lot more like summertime. nice crispness in the air, feeling a lot more like fall, felt like we should be sharpening our pencils, now sort of getting back to what feels more like summertime. we get out there, start with a view, high atop the studios here in recalled if, we call this our engineer set this up, our c

that was the most exciting thing. emily: tell us what neighborhoods will be in and when they win expand to other cities. max here is what we know. : dozens, maybe two dozen cars in pittsburgh. 14 when i was at the office on monday. a handful of neighborhoods. mostly downtown pittsburgh though they are expanding. i do think we are going to see driverless cars and other cities. i don't think it would be a huge leap to imagine that. emily: are these drivers your typical freelance contractor drivers? or are they experts behind the wheel? >> in large part experts. uber has 500 engineers. it is called the atc. many of them from carnegie mellon. these are people with a great deal of training. i was allowed to sit in the safety driver's seat. it was relatively in controlled conditions. there was an uber employee sitting next to me with his hand on this red button. you can present to get rid of the computer control if something were to happen. >> do they own these cars right now? do they intend to own all the cars in the fleet

you saw how excited c.j. anderson was. now they know what they have got. >> the thing that really impressed me was his athletic ability. getting outside the pocket, remaining calm under pressure and delivering the ball. >> even though it is only one game, your mind has been changed about trevor siemian, at least to some extent. >> well, bob, it is not just one game. this is kind of a playoff atmosphere, kind of similar to the super bowl. it is just a notch under that. this is a big time game with a lot of pressure. he has never even thrown a nfl football pass. >> the moment wasn't too big for him. >> no, it wasn't. okay. the broncos open it 1-0 with a one-point win over the panthers. al and cris back with their final thoughts after this. dad! stop, please. oh, there's tracy. what! [ horn honking ] [ forward collision warning ] [ car braking ] bye dad! it brakes when you don't. forward collision warning and autonomous emergency braking. available on the redesigned passat. from volkswagen. squuuuack, let's feed him let's fet

they are excited about it. they're excited about it. everyone get's "sweet like candy." i told you. i knew it was going to work. come on. oh, please. >> no, no. [ applause ] >> jimmy: now look, stevie and i -- stevie and i are best friends, of course, but i feel like me -- i feel like you and i -- >> what did we miss? >> jimmy: i feel like you and i could be -- could be best friends, and there's only one way to find out. >> actual best friends. >> jimmy: actual best friends. i feel like we know -- >> jimmy: it's a thing. well, we're going to test it. we're taking the best friends challenge when we come back. ariana grande, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ? if would have super powers... i love being me, and everyone should love being theirselves. say hello to cat & jack! only at target. ? ? ? one smart choice leads to the next. ? the new 2017 ford fusion is here. of a well-made choice. ? this is me, using a wrench to build a jet engine. well we thought ge programmed machines to talk. ge is an industrial company that actually builds world-changing machines. machines that can talk t

i am so excited. katlin. we are finally bringing thrilly. >> to see you after 20 years. >> you're from california. a freshman. i have been talking about twirling. people don't get it. you have been practicing doing this since you were five years old. how many hours a day. >> two hours during the weekdays and god know how many hours during the week. a a blessing to bring twirling back to cu. it has been too long. >> and you do 2 or 3 batons and juggle them like the good old days. >> i do 1-2-3 baton showcased during pregame and half time. tune in. >> i will ask her to do a roll because we don't want her to throw too high because eric won't be able to do this. give us a demo. the twirling is back at cu. and she is awesome. so she is adjusting to the altitude and the heat in colorado. >> oh, my gosh, you can't beat the heat but it is amazing out here. i love it. you can't beat colorado. >> i will tell you first time in the chute waiting for ralphie to run out you will get goosebumps. >> i can't wait for that to

i'm very excited about. know i don't have a huge amount of time but i want to talk a little bit about another process that we are doing called aging and disability friendly san francisco. so, one of the things that-there's a concept called age friendly cities and it was put out by the world health organization, and there is a way that cities can apply to the world world health organization to say that they're interested in becoming a age friendly city and they can take-they can go through a number of steps and get a designation as an age friendly city. so, in san francisco we got a number of years ago there was a group of-there was a workgroup long-term coordinating council thought this is a great idea. we need to have we need to be an age friendly city. not only do we need to be an age friendly city, we need to be in age and disability friendly city. so, mayor lee apply for-we applied to the world health organization to kind of start this process. we had a workgroup that some great work for a couple of year

i'm excited about the partnership. and really excited about working with that new technology. was niantic ceo. now to twitch. the streaming service that amazon bought for nearly $1 billion is ranching out. -- branching out. over the summer they broadcast live streams of the democratic and republican convention and amazon began streaming pilots of original tv shows on the service. we caught up to talk about how the pilot testing is going up. we have found that debuting new video on twitch, new on-demand series on twitch is a great way to get engagement and interactivity, but a burst of attention and new viewers you might not otherwise reach. the twitch audience is always interested in picking up new stuff and it was a great pilot. emily: this is something that netflix can't do. do you see more integration between amazon studios and twitch in a future? emmitt: we've been trying to figure out how we can get -- promote videos and get twitch content into -- influencers into amazon content. i think we will definitely do more in the future, we are still very much in the testing and e

so we're very excited. and we want to clap -- oh, that's laughing. >> yeah, clapping. >> all right, it's a boy. >> and also she knows she's having a baby brother. so there is little vail and congrats to savannah and mike. >> really kind of rf closed by the way. shop is closed. >> sad news over the weekend. we're losing so many. all seem to be witheir 80s thes days. we're drinking an arnold palmer by the way to celebrate the legendary golfer who passed away sunday at the age of 87. >> how many generations he >> frank knew him quite well and i've known him since i was a young girl. one of the first commercials i ever did was for florida other than juiorange juice with him. and when you're starting out your career and all of a sudden. and when you're starting out your career and all of a sudden you're standing with a legend and you don't know how they were going to be. i've always thought that he was the frank gifford of golf. the total gentleman and never forget that he met you >> do you mind if we take a pui

just play ball, and i'm excited for iter. >> one is real excited about carson.y should be excited, the players will be excited about carson. >> number two overall from the region, you know, more than capable. you know, we're excited to see what he can do, as well. >> that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall have, a great day. >> players aren't the only ones looking forwards to sees what carson wentz can do. fans have watched his every move since he was pick on draft day, including, remembering brief appearance in the first pre-season game. well, now citizens of eagle nation are ready to watch the new eagles quarterback take flight. >> good reason coming from this guy. so he is ago up in the clouds. interception, we'll hit him all over again. >> last year they did okay. this year i think they'll do a lot better because carson wentz. >> ♪ >> eagles, considers on went, good stuff, wentz already getting football fans across the country excited. hits number 11 jersey is already sixth best selling jersey in the league. you can see game number one from lincoln fin

very excited about this. sitting in with the 8g band this week, one of the highly acclaimed players in the world. drumming with tool, is stuff of drum and music legend, danny carey. give it up for danny right there. look for a new album from tool soon. >> appreciate it, thanks. my first time on tv. >> seth: there you go. we talk a lot about the election on the show. we want watching, no matter who you are voting for, to go vote. you can register to vote because it's important to have your voice heard. we encourage you to take the steps to make sure you can vote come election day. our first guest, excited about this. an emmy-nominated actor, and comedian. and worked on films in >> these guys do not look friendly. >> maybe they need directions. >> everyone, just calm down. >> there's no need to freak out. oh, crap. run, run, run, run. go, go. >> seth: welcome to the show, our very good friend, will forte. [ cheers and applause ] ?? [ cheers and applause ] hi, buddy. >> hi. >> seth: you requested a ladder out th

everyone shared in the excitement. explained the vice president of the nfl. >> this is a great couple days here. it's rauls it's always special. >> in a place like this. there are good memories. sort of like disney land for the league. >> . that's right. cam newton i want you. >> bring your cookie the fig newton. >> a few bad memories too. >> . super-bowl in new york. i had to get this tattoo because i lost a bet. horrible game. >> . we'll be haoefr here thursday. showing you the fun and excitement. >> . all right. so much stuff happening before that. >> . quiet today. i drove past earlier today. picking up tomorrow. >> . >> . rematch of the so*up bowl. super-bowl. very interesting. >> . apple is breaking the internet with news about the new iphone. as a school superintendent, i saw how unnecessary regulations from washington made it more difficult for teachers and principals. and as a dad, we must empower those who spend every day with our kids. that's why i worked with republicans and democrats to replace the no chil

we are excited.re will be a huge announcement from the prime minister of the netherlands who is coming tomorrow night which is exciting. focus on food security. calling on the italian president renzi to ensure food security is on the agenda for the dwfg-7 meeting. and calling on the tanzanian president who recall the marriage laws where girls get married too young. >> these are concrete demands. how did you get involved? why do you want to be part of this? >> hugh called. obviously, this has been on our radar all the years it's been going on. each year it reaches more and more people. it's high profile. this year we let ourselves out of the studio and hugh reached out to us and we said we are here to help and do whatever we can. being in the bay area and being around causes out there. we do a lot in the bay area when we can. with the world, we step up and try to help out. >> do you think how you use the platform you have at this point in your career? you guys are obviously sort of in this pantheon of

this is exciting, too. beef jerky. have you always been a fan of beef jerky. >> big-ti >> seth: beef jerky follows me. everywhere you go, you have beef jerky? >> yeah. i don't know if you've seen the commercials that we have, they follow you everywhere. i love them. >> seth: original recipe? >> try this one, too. i'm sorry, i'm kind of hungry. >> seth: did you not like the snacks backstage? >> huh-uh. they don't give me any of this here. >> seth: all right. chicken jerky. >> yep. >> seth: do you have a favorite jerky? >> chicken. i'm all about the chicken. [ laughter ] >> seth: obviously, you're here because you're playing in yankee stadium. and this is nice. are you excited about your last game in yankee stadium? i'm forgetting how long it takes to eat jerky. [ laughter and applause ] >> it is what it is, it's delicious. so, last game. how do you think the yankee stadium fans will treat you. at fenway park, they've been kind to some of the adversaries over the last decade. do you think you will be treated well? >> las

i'm excited about it. makes me want to go to the game and so i'm going to game. >> people are also excited about back to will ask. >> are you all dressed up and ready. donna says my little girl is ready for first day of middle school. jacqueline says first day of first grade teachers a the northwood academy they have a certificate ape school year just started, i love it. dianne says adriana and dylann. >> they look thrilled. >> ninth and third grades. >> here's the thing if you are not thrilled to go back to school everybody is excited about that first day outfit, jitters, trying to get it together. >> my daughter jill used to sit there an hour present the bus came just sitting waiting on the ottoman. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> now i have a bone to pick with mr. softee. >> mr. softee, the ice cream man. >> rolled up in where was this, last night at 9:30 on a school night ines ton. >> like i says, aston delaware county. >> here's my question. >> was music on. >> music was playing. >> at 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> the

we are excited. the corner bull bouts and rain gardens shorten the crossing distance between for pedestrians and also if we do find-i'm hopeful that car drivers will figure it out to not pull all the bay to the curb and putting thought into the striping and painting to make it clear but if we have issues we can ret row fit qu treatments. >> the things that youthey are like little magnet things you run up against. not a curb, but it sticks to the ground and you can-something that is like a lot of times people if they are parking and not paying attention they pull too far and if there is something like on the freeway and go to the wrong lane all is a different sound. that type of thing. >> we'll be watching closely how it functions and have it opportunity to install treatments like that. >> i think in a situation like this because this project the parking is outside the bike lane, correct? that make as huge difference because as lang asia see one or two cars parked correctly most people figure it out t

it was exciting. >> yeah. >> it's a great thing for us to have n of course. we make a lot of millionaires here anyway. maybe you'll win as well. you don't have to put your money into a slot machine. that's nice. >> exactly. >> hi, j.j. >> good morning. >> you were busy this weekend. >> i was busy. i was up in seattle. i went to a seahawks game. >> half of a seahawks. >> half. and then i went to the airport. but it was very exciting. what a great kickoff day. there was so much football yesterday. >> yes. there certainly was. i'm not sure if you on camera 1 can check out tie clip today. but it certainly is a patriots tie jimmy, back up quarterback, roger goodell, you thought you were going to punish us, but guess what? we won. >> we both won yesterday. yes! how was the rest of your weekend >> it was the last 100-degree day of the year because that's the way that works. every time. but it was great. the deal with -- they cap off the most restaurant can charge and goodness. what is it? fogo dechon, they had aplite for five bucks. it was breaking the plate. so hea

letterman, which was very exciting. an i brought this because i finally got a chance to get them published, and it's superexciting. but you were kind enough to give me a quote. >> seth: i gave you a few quotes. you chose this one. >> an indispensable text from our nation's leading expert in not getting ch one of the other things i said was that you look like a serial killer. >> yes. you might recognize a few -- if you saw "mcgruber," these are the drawings. and the faces of the balls. >> seth: i want to thank you because the author photo in the back, this is a high praise. you were wearing a "late night burrito and your head is shaved. >> yeah. you mention "mcgruber." the director tweeted that there is a script for a sequel. is this true? >> it is true. >> seth: are you trying to make this happen? this is exciting. >> it's a rough, early draft. we are trying to do it. we had a great time making the first one. and if anybody would let us do it -- >> seth: the first film is fantastic. it holds up incredibly well. ago, wit

we are excited to be able to invest in that area. on the success of other titles we will watch in the future. emily: you collect a lot of data. how do you plan to utilize that data as you think about the next step? we are respectful about our users in terms of what data a user provides about themselves, it is limited. access toat we have in terms of the user identity. we don't sell that or provided to other people. there is data that is generated as people play the game. it is something we look at as a way to ensure the integrity of the game and to improve the game itself. it is not something we provide to other people. is a sensitive issue and we are respectful of our user's privacy and their data. emily: some privacy advocates are lobbying the ftc and saying why does the game need more information than the user's location. what is your answer to that? the data provided through the game is associated with the user playing it. as they are out moving around with the phone, the data that is necessary to know where they are and when the

i'm excited about the partnership. we are excited about working with that new technology.o twitch. the streaming service that amazon bought for nearly $1 billion is ranching out. they broadcast the conventions. pilotsstarted streaming of tv shows on the service. we began by asking how the pilot testing is going up. we found the debuting new video on twitch, new on-demand series on twitch is a great way to get not only engagement in interactivity but a burst of attention and some new viewers you might not otherwise reach. the audience always wants new stuff. i think it worked really well. emily: this is something that netflix can't do. are you looking at more integration in the future? been trying to figure out how we can get content into amazon. i think we will do more in the future. where still very much in the experimentation phase. there is a big integration between amazon and twitch coming. what more can you tell us? emmitt: one of our big announcements, we've been trying to figure out with amazon how to create something that drives value for twitch streamers, for our

talk about excitement.says it four or five times and also the great allen iverson gets inducted into the hall of fame we hope. we're coming right back. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the

we are thrilled to welcome all of you and we are especially excited to welcome mr.t and cold play to mumbai. thank you very much. >> hi, guys and girls. hi, everybody. thank you for being here. >> let's hear it! >> you don't have to cheer, that's okay. i'm just in a t-shirt. we're so excited about going to india on november the 19th with jay-z and lots of other people who are on the list. my pronunciation is terrible but it's also world toilet day so that makes sense for those of you who associate our band with toilets. that's all have i to say. have a great day, eat lots of ice cream and do something good. see you later. >> thank you so much for being here to make sure the global events are an unparalleled success. i won't be able to be there. that's what happens when you have to shoot a tv show for 22 episodes. "quantico," yes. we have our season premiere tomorrow. i don't know if i'm more nervous about that. i can guarantee you the infectious energy of the people of mumbai, my amazing colleagues and of course these guys will leave you mesmerized. so, ladies and g

>> i know, it was pretty exciting. we have some amazing guest stars this whole season and in premiere -- >> we're in the premiere! >> we have 30 seconds. we'll play a game called millennial slang. none of us know. so we'll put 30 seconds on the clock and here are the questions. what is trill? t-r-i-l-l. >> like the vocal warm-up? >> no. it's to be genuine. deserving of respect. trill. >> it means someone who craves attention. somebody's thirsty. what is gno? >> isn't it like something that shouldn't be in food? >> yes. no, girls night out. all right. one left. what is ratchet? >> that sounds like something like ratchet it up. >> oh, trashy. >> i learned something new. >> goat, goat, g.o.a.t., greatest of all time. >> you got that. oh, i didn't know it. >> well, we wish you happiness and great success on everything. you don't need it because you've got, but we're happy for you. >> thank you. >> thanks, sutton >> and season three of "younger" premieres this wednesday on tv land. and we do make a little cameo. >> things g

>> exciting, all right, katie, thank you so much. we completely switch gears. serious crash here. we have live chopper three, over this crash in cinnaminson, new jersey, a truck hit a tree, the tow truck, as you can see, is on scene. crews are out there trying to get this remedy for you. but if you are anywhere around this area, you certainly absolutely want to avoid the area if you can. and alternate for around here is going to be church street or branch pike, those every in you and around the area, also see from the live shot how many crews are actually out there. for those every in you this area cinnaminson new jersey truck hit a tree, do you have maneuver around this area as best you can. we have another serious accident out there, if i can switch, go to maps here, event in upper darby, another area that you will want to give yourself couple every extra minutes, then car fire, the fire has been put out now, pa turnpike westbound norristown, right lane is block there. also, you guys, getting very, very bus any jersey. forty-two freeway northbound at creek ro

right now on bass up except the mantle to push forward to go to mars is exciting. but in terms of supersonic transport off so i may not be the first passenger but i seek that work is continuing . pdf. >> colleague from finnish she the book how did that happen grex. >> that is a very interesting egress to and. but from the very beginning people have to respond strega -- strongly that hasted do with the strength of the of women and the fact but there was a with enough scores of black women in the total group so that was more than 1,000 so the idea so indeed the that we know about women with. [laughter] for those that respond to it that my literary agent got the book proposal into the hands of producers and was blown away by the fact she had not heard the story. and i have that ready to catch up since then. i had a parallel track and what is so exciting for me about that coming it is right and insole happy that there is some magic to see as of for the book. and i know there will be in even greater audience because of the booth be. but it has spent a ride for share. >>

>> it's exciting we'll be here in the fall for 2 weeks with just great people, and we're just so excited to, you know, show a the company's pollution. >> and denver is happy to have you here to do. >> you've been in some big productions. >> yes. >> tell me about your career. years to do some great things. i played really an opposite woman of the one i'm playing, she was very high end cougar type. and here i'm playing dry kind of over it kind of person so it's really really fun. >> i love that. tell us more about cabaret because it's for audiences 16 and up fun time. >> people might remember the movie. this is totally different. and it's more raw, it's more real it's more about the scene work and really listening to the iconic songs like maybe this time, but it's also extremely politically place in germany at a time of political upheaval. >> we could relate. definitely. did you watch the debates last ? yeah, we could relate. tomorrow is the show's 250th pee celebrate booing giving the audience a present. >> yes if you come tomorrow night you can come for 25% discount with the promo >> wha

we're excited. we know you're excited for football, so stay with us. jonathan, i know we're going to relive everything that >> i can't wait. it was a great season, and hopefully we have another one. >>> the driver who hit a denver post reporter near the country club last week was charged today. 23-year-old jesus careeno is facing one count of vehicular homicide. police say he hit and killed 60- year-old colleen o'connor on the corner of east 1st and appears to be a factor. careeno is scheduled to be in court on october 6. >>> the cu boulder is asking for help finding a person of interest in a sexual assault. these are surveillance photos from the area. the victim told police, the suspect grabbed her, but she was able to fight him off. he ran away. police say the person they're looking for is also suspected to have been involved in a similar crime on campus last the phone number is on your screen. 1-800-222-tips. >>> in texas, a student has taken her own life after shooting and injurying another student at a high school. local law enforcement in alpine,

but there is excitement -- >> there's excitement at trump event. i will say this about what alex is mentioning. we would see trump voters wait in negative 5 degree snowy temperatures to see donald trump at a rally. my question is, are they going to wait in line to vote for trump if they -- if there are long lines? i think so. are hillary clinton voters going to take a day off work and wait in line? that's the big question. the excitement level is different on the trump side, because they are so enthusiastic about him. >> let me sneak in a little break. what makes running for president so different than it used to be? >>> we are back now with end game. i did mention the great maureen dowd is here. you have a book. you wrote something interested in your introduction about just covering presidential candidates. you yourself have come to the conclusion that there are different things that go into what makes a good presidential candidate. you noted the resume argument. just because you have the longest resume doesn't necessarily mean you are going to ma

were they excited though? >> they were very excited. a broadway show is so amazing. it's so impressive. just to do it. "hamilton's" a really great thing. it was a buyout for one night for the robin hood foundation. >> seth: oh great. >> which is a philanthropic organization. philanthropic organization. and so i thought it was appropriate for them to go then. in case they were uncomfortable or bored it was better then than $50,000 for scalped seats for the show. >> seth: and it's not a short show. were they into it the whole time? >> harper left at intermission because she fell asleep. >> seth: okay. >> and she felt so bad, i had to talk to her because she was standing there half asleep. i want to stay. i want to stay. i said honey it's okay. we can go back and see it another time. >> seth: i want to see what happens to america. >> yeah. [ laughter ] gideon stayed through the whole thing. he was great, and the guy that plays hercules mulligan, oh, cap. >> the hercules cap on backwards and so saw him a little tongue wag -- >> seth: during the show? >> during the show,

i am so excited, grandma. i am so excited. grandma, i love you. >> that was an emotional and he shared with his grandmother the great news. the former asu standout will make his pro debut here in arizona in front of family and friends when they come to town to take on the cardinals. >> is a business trip. we are going down there to accomplish something, for me just to focus on my job, whatever that entails this week. >> i am very close to them. >>> tomorrow night, when you're watching the panthers, with the super bowl rematch, you may see a very familiar face trying to sell you tires. larry fitzgerald, he is on a new commercial for bridgestone tires. take a look. >> the all-pro receiver, larry >> bridgestone engineers are helping larry fitzgerald, go long. >> i do not need help with my lines. >> [ laughter ] >> [ laughter ] >> yes, i look forward to seeing that commercial tomorrow night. football. >> yes, tomorrow night. >> i see a lot of happy men in this studio right now. >> [ laughter ] >>> the olympic action in rio de jane

without a doubt, exciting, a lot of excitement. i find every game exciting.on't take them for granted. so i'll be sure have some fun out there. >> the minnesota vikings trade for sam bradford seems to be paying off. at least through one week. he had an incredible game against the division rivals, greenbay packers. pick it up in the second quarter, vikings now seven. meisha, very excited. bradford to the corner of the end zone connecting with kyle rudolph for 8-yard touchdown. that is the first vikings regular season touchdown at new us bank stadium. third quarter, he finds stephen addition, can you dig it, 25-yard touchdown, vikings lead 17-seven. they win and sam bradford's debut 17 to 14. guys coming you ought six, three very important things to look for in tonight's eagles games. are you ready moore. >> i'll write them down. >> are you going to stay up past your bed time? >> i will not. but i'm write them down. another campaign stop in philadelphia today for democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. >> we'll tell you the place where she will be ma

they are excited about it. they're excited about it. candy." i told you. i knew it was going to work. come on. oh, please. >> no, no. [ applause ] >> jimmy: now look, stevie and i -- stevie and i are best friends, of course, but i feel like me -- i feel like you and i -- >> what did we miss? >> jimmy: i feel like you and i could be -- could be best friends, and there's only one way to find out. >> actual best friends. >> jimmy: actual best friends. actually know each other. >> it's a thing. >> jimmy: it's a thing. well, we're going to test it. we're taking the best friends challenge when we come back. ariana grande, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ? if would have super powers... i love being me, and everyone should love being theirselves. say hello to cat & jack! only at target. ? ? ? one smart choice leads to the next. ? the new 2017 ford fusion is here. of a well-made choice. ? this is me, using a wrench to build a jet engine. well we thought ge programmed machines to talk. ge is an industrial company that actually builds world-changing machines. mach

seriously, i'm so excited to be the mayor of your city, of your city. frick students. let me talk in very clear specifics about what is happening today because i want you all to remember this day. sales force is supporting the san francisco public schools for 3 years now. this is their 4th year. but this is the first year, the first year they have brought that support to oakland as well. [applause] when i say support, do you all like money over here, young people? [cheers] when i say support, i'm talking about 2 and $2 and a half million 2 and $2 and a half million. [applause] and i just want to recognize that is on top of some personal support that mark and lynn have been generously giving to this community and particularly its children. i want to recognize the head of our incredible ucsf childrens hospital in oakland burt lubeen is in the house and also the generous gift to the brilliant baby strategy of the oakland [inaudible] i will talk about in a second. what has the $2.5 million done it allowed us to reach 4 times as many public school student with computer scie

. >> i'm excited. i'm excited for gords to be used for decoration. we want to know are you ready for fall? share comments on facebook and twitter he. we got links at vegasmorningblend.com. we company read some of your comments live on the air. >> exciting. and first up, it's an event designed to bring women together and empower them through fashion and beauty. >> here with all the details and the great cause is jenna doughton, also with us is paula hill. she is the volunteer of project 150. how are you? >> great. thanks for aring us. we're so excited to be here. tonight at fashion show mall the event starts at 5:30. you can still get tickets this afternoon at style with the cause.com, or you can buy tickets at ther don't. there is only a few left, so make sure to it's a special night. we have beauty bars from sephora. we have a runway show presented by sacks. we're launching a really exciting new app. you can follow the event, if you can't make it to the event, you can follow it from home. >> oh, right down there. there we go. all right. >> style wit

coming up, we've got -- that i think people are going to be excited about. we're going to be widening i- 271 on the south end of chi hoe bay county starting at to the county line. we're also going to be doing some widening work on interstate 77 between about the turn part-time north to just south of 82. so that's a pretty big project. i drive 77 every day, so i'll be excited for that one. >> amanda mcfar, land. thanks for coming in today. >> thank you so much. >>> . >>> closing shop. next at 7, why a famous deli known for its giant sandwiches is san diego to close its doors. >> and a wet start to the >>> out took three years, some 10,000 research hours, and -- hospitals should have it by the end of the year. it's estimated that more than a million premature babies are born in the u.s. each year. >>> new york city's most iconic deli, the carnegie deli is closing its flag ship location on seventh avenue at the end of the year. of course it's then for those giant pastrami sandwiches. the deli, which has been open since 1937, is closing so the worker -- owner ca