and now, here he is, jimmy fallon ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! thank you very much!come. [ cheers and applause oh, have a seat. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to - welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause thank you for being here guys, this is very exciting. tonight was the season premier of "bachelor in paradise." [ cheers and applause ow-woo it's for everyone who watched "the bachelorette" and thought, "well, it's a little too classy for me." i think i want to -- [ laughter ] that's right "blo it's the show that's got way too much alcohol and not nearly enough chlorine. [ light laughter ] the cast includes caelynn, dean, and clay meanwhile luke p. wasn't invited, but you know he's going to show up anyway, right [ laughter ] it was a big night on tv abc had "bachelor in paradise", cbs had "love island and here on nbc it was "chicago orgy. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this isn't good. over the weekend, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tripped at his house and broke his shoulder on the bright side, it'll be harder for him

and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheersnd applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very, very much please you. i love you please, have a seat. thank you very, very much, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the "the tonight show. this is it, baby [ cheers and applause thank you for -- [ cheers and applause we've got a fun show tonight dakota johnson is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause jon lovitz is stopping by! >> steve: oh >> jimmy: i love jon lovitz. [ cheers and applause and post malone is here. [ cheers and applause actually, in honor of post malone, everyone in tonight's audience is going home with a face tattoo. there you go [ cheers and applause there you go good for you absolutely let's get to some news here. the economy is having a pretty wild week. thanks to our trade war with china, stocks have been up and down i saw that apple lost almost $50 billion. [ audience ohs ] then every customer with a a missing airpod was like, "sucks losing something, doesn't it yeah." [ laughter and applause all the big tech companies like amazon, apple, facebook got hit

and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness.look at you guys. looking good [ cheers and applause welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome, everybody. please thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. this is it you are here you made it. thank you for being here [ cheers and applause you guys -- i love you too [ light laughter ] you guys, earlier tonight on nbc, we had the first nfl preseason game between the broncos and the falcons. so if you enjoyed watching people hit each other, you probably loved last night's debate [ light laughter ] that's right everyone went after joe biden at the democratic debate and he knew it was coming. did you see what he said to kamala harris before it started? watch this [ cheers and applause >> go easy on me, kid. >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause that might be a sign you are too old to be president when you call a 54-year- old "a kid. he was like, "yeah --" [ laughter ] a lot of people talking were about biden's age. cause there was also an awkward moment when he confuses

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let's speak now to mark fallon — he was the us government's chief investigator at guantanamo bay andforce investigating the al-qaida terrorist network for trials before military commissions. thank you very much for speaking to us thank you very much for speaking to us here at bbc news. first of all, just remind us of who this man is and his role in the 9/11 attacks. khalid sheikh mohammad is considered the mastermind of the plains operation, which was the operation of 9/11 which attacked the united states with aircraft that did the pentagon and the world trade centre, and the plane crashed in pennsylvania. he has been held for more than 15 years. is that normal? it's not normal. after 9/11, decisions were made in the united states that were based on fear and arrogance and president bush abandoned the rule of law, actually when he decided to abandon article three court systems under our constitution and establish an ultimate system ofjustice, solely to cover state—sponsored torture. a decision was made in the 17th of september to allow the cia to establish a programme that was called

and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much i love cheers and applause please, have a seat. welcome, everybody, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show." wow. what a crowd you guys are fired up. it's like -- [ cheers and applause it's like having 200 chris cuomos out there [ laughter ] let's get to some news here, you guys president trump is on vacation, and he just played golf with pga pro john daly. can we see the two of those yeah [ laughter ] that's a rare photo of john daly and a guy who tweets from the john daily [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause can we see that photo again? [ laughter ] that's right there's trump, daly, and one very tired golf cart [ laughter ] "what do you guys say we just do nine holes tonight? [ laughter ] when trump saw daly's shorts he saluted his crotch >> steve: really [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i thought -- yeah, i thought it was respectful and nice well, today trump took a break from his trip to visit the shell chemical plant in beaver county, pennsylvania. when he showed up in beaver county and saw a chemi

and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, thank you.nk you, thank you, thank you, thank you please, have a seat. enjoy yourselves welcome, everybody welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause you're here. you made it. give it up for the roots, while you're at it come on. [ cheers and applause the best band in late night. well, you guys, this sunday is father's day is everyone excited? [ cheers and applause of course you are. i love father's day. it's that special day each year where you call up your dad, and t a few one word answers and then go, "well, good talking to you. all right, bye." [ light laughter ] but you got to call your dad on father's day, mainly because he has no idea how to text. you know [ light laughter ] this probably won't surprise you, but i read that americans spend 40% less on father's day than they do on mother's day [ audience ohs ] i can't believe it's that close. [ laughter ] on mother's day, you do flowers, brunch, jewelry father's day, it's an air freshener from 7-eleven. [ laughter ] it's in the s

and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: looking good oh, my goodness.l the love. i feel the love. give it right back to you guys please welcome, welcome, welcome. please, welcome.ha a seat. enjoy yourself welcome, everybody, welcome, welcome, welcome to the "tonight show. you're here. you made it. you're watching at home. [ cheers and applause oh, you guys, it was a a beautiful weekend here in new york city. wasn't it. >> steve: oh, gorgeous >> jimmy: it was so nice the prison guards watching jeffrey epstein's cell left for hours to have a picnic >> steve: oh [ audience groans [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: a lot of epstein fans out there? yeah [ laughter ] but everybody's enjoying the weather. right nopresident trump is in new jersey on a 10-day vacation white house staffers were excited until they realized they got to spend ten days with mike pence [ light laughter ] who wants to alphabetize some memos? okay that's right, this is trump's august retreat or as he calls it, "my august re-tweet. [ laughter ] people close to trump say that he is spending mos

serious fallon's questions happening a few days before this state they're trying to evaluate the effectiveness of the previous approach and some of them realized. maybe that the size of the balance protest because they can see there is a massive depletion the manpower because more and more protests this now arrested by the police falls over 500 of them have been there have been arrested so far so some of them they set out to retreat to take. something rather more peaceful ways to demonstrate to the governments but meanwhile as you can see that i where i am right now some of them in the ceased to take some rather more radical approach to pressure the government so i think that pose has to stand now trying to strike a balance between the peaceful and the radical approach and not giving up any idea of the approach and they're trying to like cooperate with each other to achieve their goals and to try to pressure the governments by both of them means do you. think you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world at least $57.00 people have died in tanzania after an overturned fuel

there is much more ahead with dave including his take on fallon and >>> right now in san francisco, 58ty good start. it's cool out there, and your microclimate highs for this afternoon will be much more comfortable. as we head in towards the maybe 3:00, 4:00 hour the breezy winds will be kicking up as well in through san francisco especially, even down through the south bay, expect breezy conditions at times. 82 degrees in san jose, 73 in oakland, 76 in napa. 82 degrees in santa rosa, and we warm up toward the end of the week. next on "sunday today," part two with my conversation with david letterman and more of the adventure of the great outdoo >>>. >> the ties are made in where? china? >> that's david letterman in 2012 confronting businessman and now president of the united states donald trump. between late night and the late show, trump appears more than 30 times on letterman's program. dave left the air in 2013 just as trump was about to launch his campaign. >> part two now of our sunday sit-down with david letterman. >> since you left "late night," there is a new president for the

>> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallonnd now, here he is,

. >> in addition to cracking up jimmy fallon and the audience, fallon also appeared on jimmy kimmel livehe late show and late night with seethe miers. he stayed in character as burgundy the whole time promoting the ron burgundy podcast. the thing about that is that 60% of the time it's right every time >> talking about the cologne >> it's one of those lines that you just -- >> it's the only time legally i can say sex panther on the show, referring to something that was referred to in a movie >> that is one of my favorite movies >> all right >>> we could do lines forever. you have to see this video bill walton is a hall of famer in basketball, but in baseball, not very good. he threw out the first pitch at last night's rockies/padres game it didn't exactly go well. but he got a second shot at it and then it was right down the middle it's interesting michael jordan was pretty good at baseball. >> bill walton is 7'2" and has had a lifetime of foot andknee problems >> he was way over >> not good. not good >> bertha coombs, thank you very much that got out of hand >>> parents of all you high

did fallon before you did my show.out you, brady, have you been on a talk showor no, this e >> stephen: what's up, buddy. good to see you. obviously, obviously i'm just joke, guys. now, in the clip, as we saw, you guys have never been kissed in the movie >> nope you >> stephen: never had a kiss in the movie. and you're on a quest to learn how to kiss before you go to a kissing party. and, jacob, i understand that you actually had your actual first kiss-- >> yup >> stephen: on this set >> a c.p.r. doll, yeah ( laughter ) technically, there are two. there's the c.p.r. doll, and then a person. >> stephen: okay. and the obvious question is which did you prefer, the c.p.r. doll or the person? >> how about neither? i mean -- >> stephen: yeah, it's a messy business. wait >> it's yuckie. >> stephen: once you start, you can't stop. how about you two other guys? you guys-- you guys interested in kissing eventually? >> well, i haven't had my first kiss yet because i don't think-- i've had a set kiss >> stephen: a set kiss? >> yea

with the tonight show with jimmy fallon and seth meyers on late-night, these are people i have workedh and that we -- and we have a show of hands and i have faith in them. and you see that process. it is sometimes so -- show -- so funny on your show you cannot stop laughing. you laugh so uproariously you cannot control. lorne: it is something i am proud of and also, comedy is a disruptive thing. they are taught went to applaud but not talked went to laugh. went tod -- taught laugh. when you see the pairing of good writing and a brilliant performance, when they are locked in -- david: when people are made famous by their show, did they ever call you up and say thank you? or do they forget to do that? i have very strong feelings on both sides. when we did the 40th anniversary couple years ago, all the people who worked on the show hosted the show. , allpeople looked around the different generations of people who have done it, people realized it was important and recently, a couple weeks ago, adam sandler was hosting the show and he did a song. i did a lot of work with chris far away and

porque va a ser la nueva canciÓn que tengo, y bueno es la segunda vez que vengo al show de jimmy fallona juanes no paran, durante esta visita lo acompaÑÓ su esposa quien estaba de cumpleaÑos, asÍ es que la celebraciÓn fue doble porque Él tambiÉn hace algunos dÍas celebrÓ un aÑo mÁs de vida. >> vamos a celebrar todos los dÍas, nosotros celebramos todos los dÍas la vida, pero este dia de mi cumpleaÑos estaba haciendo un show que tenÍa que hacer y hoy estamos acÁ en jimmy fallon, y ella me acompaÑa tambiÉn. >> bien dicho, es que para fortuna de todos nosotros, hay juanes para mucho rato. >> yo no sÉ ustedes, pero la verdad es que yo no puedo esperar que salga finalmente ese nuevo Álbum de juanes, Él nos dijo que va a haber de todo, vamos a llorar, vamos a bailar tambiÉn, pero sobre todo su nuevo Álbum no va a alegrar el alma asÍ es que no puedo esperar, cÓmo ven ustedes, bailaron un poquito. >> bailamos nadia aquÍ, tambiÉn escuchando mucho da tanto gusto porque me fascina la mÚsica de juanes, es muy talentosos, estÁbamos esperando este disco con ansias, te contÓ si hay alguna colaboraciÓn

with "the tonight show with jimmy fallon," and seth meyers on "late-night," these are people i workedh and we have a shorthand. i have faith in them. and so you can sort of see that process. david: sometimes humor is so funny on your show you can't stop laughing. lorne: they do eventually. david: is there something that makes you laugh so uproariously that you cannot control your own laughing? lorne: there is always something i am proud of and comedy is a disruptive thing. people don't plan to laugh. they are not taught when to laugh. they are not -- there is something that is always surprising. when you see the pairing of really good writing and a brilliant performance, when they are locked in, it is thrilling. david: when people are made famous by your show and go want -- on to great fame and fortune, do they ever say thank you for everything you did, i could not have done it without you or do they forget to do that? lorne: i think there is strong feelings on both sides. when we did the 40th anniversary a couple years ago, i think everyone, all the people were invited who worked on

el concurso anual de la empresa con 200 mil participante que realiÓo arantza anoche fue jenni mÍ fallona y eso pues me inspirÓ por que es un sÍmbolo del amor que recibimos de mi mamÁ. >>> pues no creÍa que en realidad ganara porque lo realicÉ como un dinero jÓ en el Último momento y era una sorpresa asÍ. >>> quÉ bonito. >>> este diseÑo de agradecimiento que le tiene a su madre por los sacrificios que hizo para cuidarla y por el deseo tiene de cuidar a su propia mamÁ en el futuro. se lleva una beca para la universidad de 30.000 dÓlares y ademÁs un premio de 50 mil dÓlares en equipo tecnologico para su escuela allÁ en georgia ahora sÍ que arriba colombia. >>> y llega la parte final de una saga la famosa saga de telemundo sin senos no hay paraÍso empieza su culminaciÓn esta noche con el final del paraÍso, vamos a ver una probada. >>> maravilloso verlos. >>> es una nueva droga? >>> tienes que llevarla a la ciudad. >>> la demonia la diabla y yo, y el cartel. >>> es un gran equipo de mujeres. >>> y esta batalla es solo nuestra. >>> ¿quÉ tal? lo mejor es hablar con dos protagonistas para que n

and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: looking great.e, welcome. welcome, welcome to the show [ cheers and applause have a seat. have a seat. welcome, welcome, everybody. welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. [ cheers and applause you made it. thank you very much. hey, guys, we're in the middle of a heat wave here in new york city with temperatures this week that could reach 100 degrees. it was so hot, today, when new yorkers felt something drip on them, they didn't even care where it came from [ light laughter ] bring it on. it's hot it is hot. it is so hot, ben & jerry's had to hire a bouncer. [ rim shot ] >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: it was so hot, nbc has a new show called "law & order: sweaty victims unit." >> steve: what [ rim shot ] >> jimmy: it is so hot, president trump lashed out at the sun and told it to go back where it came from [ rim shot ] >> steve: oh [ laughter ] wow! that's hot [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you. today's big story, trump is still going after those four democratic congresswomen and in a tweet, h

and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh [ cheers and applause oh, looku guys look at you. look at you guys please, welcome. have a seat. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. this is it you're here. [ cheers and applause you're at the show, the place to be. guys, i'm excited about this dwayne johnson is my guest tonight. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: he stars in the new film, "fast & furious presents: hobbs & shaw." meanwhile, at tonight's debate, it was "slow & serious presents: biden & kamala." [ light laughter ] that's right tonight was part two of the democratic debate featuring joe biden, kamala harris and eight other candidates who were like, "oh, my god. i'm so close to joe and kamala." [ light laughter ] but after two days and six hours, this round of debates is finally done it was actually -- [ scattered cheers ] a nice change of pace. usually when people watch six hours of cnn, it means their flight was cancelled [ laughter ] this is the last time we'll see so many candidates on the debate stage 'cause

francis-fallon received his ph.d. from georgetown university and is currently assistant professor of history and coordinator of social sciences education at western carolina university. and finally, my name is jaime sanchez jr. i focus on 20th century u.s. politics. my current projects explore the history of the democratic national committee as well as latino political organization. i'm also a new host for the new books and latinos podcast. i'm also the moderator of today's round table discussion. we'll try to cover as much ground as possible during our short time here and we'll save time at the end for questions from the audience. and with that said, we should get started in making the case for latino political history. the first question i'd like to ask is what is latino political view? >> thank you for organizing this and bringing us together. i see latino political history including many different fields and tying together issues that are important to the united states. while many political histories stay more rec

and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness, come on hey.me. welcome. thank you very much. thank you for being here please, have a seat. wow. hot crowd tonight. hot crowd. welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you so much for being here guys, i'm very excited about this the one and only john travolta is here. [ cheers and applause john travolta, that guy is a a legend i'm a huge fan of his every movie he's ever been in i watch. the guy can sing, he can dance, he can act he's here promoting his new film "the fanatic," which after saying all that, is probably about me [ laughter ] guys, we're halfway through august, and people don't know how to handle this weird time between summer and fall. and today, i saw someone drinking a pumpkin spice rose. [ laughter ] yeah i saw that >> steve: you saw that with your own eyes. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: let's get some news. the big story is the economy yesterday, the stock market dropped 800 points and suffered its worst loss of the year i'm not saying the economy is in trouble, b

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and with "the tonight show with jimmy fallon," and seth meyers on "late night," these are people i worked and we have a shorthand. i have faith in them. and so you can sort of see that process. david: sometimes humor is so funny on your show, you can't stop laughing. lorne: they do eventually. david: is there something that makes you laugh so uproariously that you can't control your own laughing? lorne: there's always something i'm proud of, and comedy is a disruptive thing. people don't plan to laugh. they're taught one to applaud, but they're not taught not when to laugh. there's something that's always surprising. and when you see the pairing of really good writing and a brilliant performance, when they're locked in, it's thrilling. lorne: i think the show continues to morph. i mean, since the last election, it's been much more political, because the audience can follow it. there are times, you know, there were times in the mid-1990's if you asked one of the cast who the senate majority leader is, they wouldn't know. ♪ david: so, on your lapel, you're wearing a pin, which is, i guess,

with "the tonight show with jimmy fallon," and seth meyers on late-night, these are people i worked with we have a shorthand. i have faith in them. and so you can sort of see that process. david: sometimes humor is so funny on your show you can't stop laughing. lorne: they do eventually. david: is there something that makes you laugh so uproariously that you cannot control your own laughing? lorne: there is always something i am proud of and comedy is a disruptive thing. people don't plan to laugh. they are not taught when to laugh. they are not -- there is something that is always surprising. when you see the pairing of really good writing and a brilliant performance, when they are locked in, it is thrilling. david: when people are made famous by your show and go want to reach great fame and fortune, do they ever say thank you for everything you did, i could not have done it without you or do they forget to do that? lorne: i think there is strong feelings on both sides. when we did the 40th anniversary a couple years ago, i think everyone, all the people were invited who worked on the s

and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much, everybody.e, have a seat. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. welcome, everybody [ cheers and applause you're here. thank you for being here we have a great show tonight kevin bacon is here tonight. [ cheers and applause and we've got the fab five from "queer eye!" [ cheers and applause when the fab five saw bernie sanders at tonight's debate, even they were like, "there's nothing we can do." [ laughter ] that's right earlier tonight, in detroit, cnn hosted another democratic debate i saw a poll that said 34% of democrats were very motivated to watch this week's debates that number dropped to 4% when democrats remembered it's "shark week. [ laughter ] actually, while the debate was on cnn, abc was showing the finale of "the bachelorette. [ cheers ] you could tell some people were confused halfway through the debate, luke p. burst on stage and proposed to elizabeth warren [ laughter ] tomorrow is the second democratic debate and ten more candidates will batt

fallon's before amendment 4 passed ex felons had to wait 5 to 7 years after finishing their sentence to apply to the state's clemency board in order to restore their voting rights before filing a written application in hopes of appearing before the board in person except the board much like the homeowners association only meets 4 times a year. and just like in a way its leadership is just those evil and arbitrary and it's the station making ever bored can ask a bunch of tough questions that make them feel like they're at a speed dating night from help when the last time you had to drink how many children do you have how many how many different. mothers 2 of those children you know go to church give or go take your parents to dinner and former governor rick scott's 1st 70 years of office only 3000 of more than 30000 applicants regain voting rights his predecessor restored rights to more than 155000 applicants but since this enfranchise in phelan's has been a centuries long tradition in what will be a battleground state in 2020 it had people like richard harrison on edge especially sin

thanks for being with us at 5 i'm grant lotus vicki liviakis the fire erupted near interstate 5.80 and fallon road. >>there's a lot of open land and very very dry brush but firefighters quickly got it under control, those contained at 248 acres con for charles clifford is live in dublin tonight with the latest chuck second day in a row we've seen a brush fire and this one got big quickly, but it was contained quickly as well. >>yes, that time of year again we get these brush fires that move very fast. we've had up a light but steady breeze out here is probably about 80 degrees warm. not that hot, but you know it's hot enough to 10 for a fire like this to really take root and burned quickly. now this fire. we have some videos take a look this fire started about one 30 this afternoon. it was reported as brush fire alameda county fire arrived on scene. they quickly escalated this to 3 a fire 3 alarm fires. fire response involved cal fire a helicopter and a water tanker from cal fire along with some bulldozers fremont assisted here as well along with livermore east bay, regional parks. i took the

he told the tonight show's jimmy fallon that he just grabbed this but without thinking so he could enjoyr his 5 hour flight. well according to the tsa is perfectly fine to pack fruits and vegetables in your luggage, but officers still have the authority to inspect anything that appears suspicious. there's been a surge in pet adoptions it animal shelters in recent years as good news for those pets. >>with the bay area at the forefront. but other sections of california are lagging far behind in the central valley. there's a greater chance of an animal being put down that being saved at a shelter in this episode of flying tales. >>we take a ride with the san francisco spca on a mission to rescue some dogs from >>if you're looking for a rescue dog. you'll find them in fresno that's where we're headed with grace ready from the san francisco spca. >>they don't have access to veterinary care they may not have access to those education programs. so we know that the next step is actually to reach those people in those areas. >>while almost every animal available for adoption at the san francisco