godzilla, exciting godzilla news.lla was officially given honorary japanese citizenship last week or as japanese officials put it -- >> godzilla was officially given honorary japanese citizenship last week. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: the "entourage" movie, the new "entourage" movie held special preview screenings last night which were followed by hpv screenings this morning. [ laughter ] i know, there's at least one person here who saw it who's like, i probably should. probably should. better safe than sorry. millions of noisy and rare cicadas have emerged from the ground in central kansas after spending 17 years underground. said one cicada, "bush versus clinton, oh crap, you guys, we haven't slept at all. [ laughter ] we came out too early. supposed to sleep 17 years." [ applause ] and finally, love this. a maryland couple is suing their realtor because they say the agent knew the home was infested with snakes, but sold it to them anyway. in fairness, what the realtor said was the place definitely didn't hav

we actual had 19 we had godzilla and are you ball weird names i think its unique we're able to have speciale're all women that relax and have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that issue. >> homeless in san francisco is a challenging issue that effects owner in the city in many different was as of the 2014 homeless census over 64 homeless in individual in the city to try to address the issue we've got a program for chronic homeless welcome to the navigation center. >> this pilot project is for people living on the street what makes it different the navigation center is able to accommodate homeless encampments lowell u allowing people to keep their pets and bring their personal bloonlz. >> the full realization that people don't want to be homeless not refuse services but from the services don't meet them and not relevant they're not going to be successful if you look at the budget losses we've got a community sacrifice important people to get food and laundry we're standing next to the bathrooms it is designed to be a dynamic and brief residential experie

we actual had 19 we had godzilla and are you ball weird names i think its unique we're able to have speciale're all women that relax and have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that god afternoon everyone and welcome to the board of supervisors meeting oaf june 23, 2015. madam clerk can you call the roll >> sfr visor avlos, present. president breed, here. compose, present. supervisor christensen, present. cohen, present. supervisor farrell,

on a scale from one to godzilla, how do you view with this?ark: it looks like a three but it is a potential to go back up to a six or seven or higher. if there is a criminal investigation -- it is a disaster for her campaign. there is no doubt the new york times initial report is not 100% correct. john: the new york times started by alleging -- the initial story said there was a criminal investigation. now it is not necessarily the case of the moment. mark: there is clarity -- the relationship with the new york times and the clinton campaign will not be any better today than it was last week. the bigger issue is that she mishandled the situation. we all know that. it is becoming clear her imprecise language, even today she has been using imprecise language which will only come back to haunt her. some people in the government have questions about whether information was mismanaged. john: they have done a spot check. 30 e-mails and they have come back with four that should have been more classified. there are thousands more e-mails to be conside

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we actual had 19 we had godzilla and are you ball weird names i think its unique we're able to have speciale're all women that relax and have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that. >> good evening and welcome to the general public comment sgrlz the presiding officer is ann lazarus joined by commissioner vice president honda and communicating and xhig commissioner bobbie wilson's commissioner wilson will be a da will provide advise and i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director we're jind obey representatives from the departments that are cases before the aboard carli short is the bureau manager for the department of public works and we'll be joined

we actual had 19 we had godzilla and are you ball weird names i think its unique we're able to have speciale're all women that relax and have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that. >> welcome is to the tuesday tuesday, june 16, 2015 just a few house keep items keep your cells on vibrant there are pink sheets fill them out with whatever item and your thank you to expand sfgovtv at the media services for broadcasting in meeting live to the public and all the caring sense of san francisco let's start out with a roll call. >> commissioner lee commissioner vice president moshoyannis commissioner perez commissioner caminong commissioner president tan i believe that we have commissioner perez present. >> here. >> and we have quorum. >> all right. thank you very much so our first item of business public comment for any public comment that relates to the business of entertainment commission that you don't see agendized any public comment and you absolutely can come up if there's an issue you see agendized we'll tulsa call those at this time please come up to exp

. >> this is how godzilla got started. >> so earlier today, somebody stole my bike. when i got home i checked craigslist and i found my bike for sale. >> isn't that a big ole slap in the face? a bike is a young boy's sense of freedom, it's how you get around it's your fun, and to have it stolen? but then to find it on craigslist that same day. >> i just messaged the guy, i told them i'll buy it but when i meet up with him, i'm going to steal it back. >> hey, man, this is steven from craigslist. you have the bike right? >> yeah yeah still have it. >> nothing wrong with it? >> no it's in great shape. it's like new. moved back to south florida, so i don't need it. i have my own bike. just getting rid of it. >> wow, that's a pretty legit, well thought out story. >> yeah yeah it's my cousin's he left it at my house, i don't need it. >> i'll probably be there in an hour that good? >> okay. >> let's steal my bike back. >> kid meets with the guy. >> hey, steven from craigslist. >> whole time he's got a gopro camera rolling, but sort of down to his side. >> there it is. >> lo

office earnings more than 11% ahead of last year. 2014 saw a string of failures from spider man to godzilla it was a summer so miserable. did you go to a lot of movies last summer. >> i think i did. >> no one we spoke to could recall any of them. >> i can't think of one. isn't that bad. >> axelrod: whatax.>> what is it about this summer making meefs a large success. >> because of sequels. >> she's the feature editor for variety. she says sequels don't always spell success. >> i think hollywood relies too much on remakes and sequels without putting enough thought into the quality of the all film. >> this year she says is different. films like fast and furious 7 finch perfectpitch perfect 2 and jurassic world are getting good reviews and big crowds. >> word of mouth makes a huge difference. sequels are great because people are familiar with the characters, they want to see the stories continue. it's the closest thing i guess to a sure bet. >> that's not to say that this year's crop is devoid of clunkers like term narrator genysis which cost $155 million to make and has earned just 48 million

a godzilla-sized wiener dog. >>: "it's too tall, and it wouldn't support itself. the intention to have it lying down. i thought the idea of doing your most basic balloon animal, that uses one balloon out of thousands and thousands of balloons, would just be ironic." >> reporter: it's been a race against the clock. that's because jeremy has set his sights high. >>: "largest balloon sculpture by an individual." >> reporter: the guinness book of world records. >>: "it's kinda on the career bucket list." >> reporter: hopefully, the biggest balloon animal in the history of human civilization.because jeremy's time has run out. >>: "got it. out of balloons." >> reporter: that's michael empric.an official adjudicator just off the plane from new york city. serving as judge, jury and potentially, executioner. >>: "i'm specifically looking to make sure that there's no internal support structure." >> reporter: he's brought his own crew of surveyors for precise measurements, and the video evidence is crucial: >>: "two camera angles because it was so large i wanted to make sure

you said donald trump is like godzilla electricity only mangs him stronger. >> it does. it does.tablishment is obviously apoplectic at donald trump's rise in the polls to the number one slot. 24% in this field is extraordinary. and the party is freaking out. and one understands why, but i think if they believe that this incident with mccain and sure what he said was deplorable and awful, but yes, he did call him a war hero foufr times before and any number of times afterwards, but if they think this is enough to get donald trump out of the race i think they're nuts. it's not going to happen. i don't think his supporters are going to take their tutelage from the republican establishment or from the des moines register. >>> entering the race today is ohio governor john kasich. officially becoming the 17th major candidate for the republicans. number 17. kasich has positioned himself as a common sense, compassionate conservative who has turned budget shortfalls into surpluses and unwilling to take some of the more fiery positions others in the field have. his last attempt to run for

office earnings more than 11% ahead of last year. 2014 saw a string of failures, from spiderman to godzillait was a summer so miserable. >> reporter: did you go to a lot of movies last summer? >> i think i did. >> reporter: no one we spoke to could recall any of them. >> i can't think of a one. isn't that bad. >> reporter: what is it this summer that is making the box office a huge success? janel riley is deputy features editor for variety. >> i think hollywood relies too much on remake and his sequels, without putting enough thought into the quality of the actual film. >> reporter: this year, she says, is different. films like fast and furious 7, pitch perfect 2 and jurassic world are getting good reviews and big crowds. >> word of mouth makes a huge difference. you know, sequels are great, because people are familiar with the characters, they want to seat stories continue. it is the closest thing i guess to a sure bet. >> reporter: that is not to say this year's crop is devoid of clunkers, like terminator genesis, which cost $155 million to make and has earned just $68 million in the u.s.

>> yeah, the godzilla heat wave is now gone. the lower humidity has moved in thanks to the canadian movement. and skycast 4 showing lots of sunshine through the morning. just a few high clouds midday and afternoon. beautiful blue sky. wear the sunblock because we've got intense sun this time of year. temperatures right now are in the 60s. suburbs and rural area. gaithersburg down to ski. prince george's county upper 60s near the 70s. inside the beltway, low 70s. most of northern virginia from loudoun county and western fairfax here mid-60s. low 60s to mid-60s in shenandoah mountains in the panhandle of west virginia. by 8:00, around 70. by noon time, should be in the low 80s. just a few high clouds coming in in the afternoon. temperatures climbing to near 90. but it won't feel nearly as steamy as it has the last number of days. we'll have that feels-like temperature just about the same. it will feel like the upper 80s or so with the low humidity in place. it will be hotter by friday and saturday upper 80s tomorrow. near 90 frida

they are gremlins and she's godzilla. >> she is spraying them with water an they are multiplying at nightm an independent and love political chaos. if i were a republican, the way i would look at this is go ahead and make the frankenpublican. take the best parts of each candidate and because there are more than four or six -- they call it best practices in the corporate world but in politics it's just emotional thievery. take the best parts of each person's platform and make them your own. >> that would be like me going in to baskin robbins and sayingly stake strawberry fudge ripple and vomit because it tastes terrible. >> or like you making barbecue sauce and then honey, mustard powder and oh, you know what app apple vieder vinegar for why wouldn't i. >> that's not how it is. >> benny hill sketch, make naked people running through the fields, eating raw turkey legs and blood on their faces. >> i would support that. that is not part of the debate that -- by the way, i'm winning withing. >> clerly. >> when you talk to people, like bill o'reilly. i talk to people every day. they don't want

writing, "attacking him with censure and shame is like trying to destroy godzilla with electricity.ght just make him stronger. i'm not sure that republican grandees understand the nature of trump's appeal which is that he defies the traditional customs and strictures of politics. he doesn't censure himself. he doesn't apologize when somebody hits him. he hits back." can you imagine the confoundment with which the left wing media and the liberal savants now find themselves? what to do with a republican who doesn't apologize, wouldn't think of groveling before the media of political correctness and in fact when insulted or attacked he gets far better than he gets. the trump candidacy has made a powerful contribution to the republican party, and it's clear that the left is scared witless that the donald intends to a accomplish far, far more. now, quotation on the source of political correctness and the coercion of group think about a leader of the revolution and founding father samuel adam. he warned the columnists of what we -- colonists of what we face as americans. the strangely the

the summer games, think of an amusive park for godzilla. biggest logistical event on our planet and if you don't have the money to do it who has it in america? l.a. doesn't. san francisco there's no -- for the games, so if some cities are not ready financially and with enough land to build it do not come to the table and play the game. >> i think beijing is favorites at this stage, but does amati have any chance of winning it. >> this time david left his slingshot back in the tent and i would bet all of my money on beijing. it's a lock. >> jeff live for us from montana. thank you very much for your time >>> [ inaudible ] second innings on day two of their third ashes test. they bowled england out for 281. lyon picking up 3 wickets, 2 for johnson, the aussies are currently 92-5. the series is level at 1-1. >>> the patriots [ inaudible ] formally filed a lawsuit against the nfl after a four-game suspension was upheld. he was punished for the so-called deflate scandal. his attorneys filed a lawsuit in the u.s. district court, they claimed the

and i found funny about this whole thing is the japanese basically newt terred terred -- neutered godzillad turned him into a minimum wage lackey. revenge and technology man phsed the best ever. let's have a bell-like raptor. i thought it was amazing. >> is it watered the raptor speaks english only? is that racist against americans? i would think they could program different languages. that's the whole purpose of having a robot. >> you wouldn't believe he spoke japanese. an english speaking dye that you cor is a little more -- dinosaur is a little more believable. ask donald trump. >> i don't -- i like people. i want to do stand up and meet the crowd after. at the hotel i don't want to talk to anybody. i want to walk in and grab the key ward and go to my room. i don't need how is your day? how often do you talk to the concierge? >> they never stop talking. >> they don't talk to you about your vacation plans? >> no. when i first get the key? >> yeah, getting the key. getting anything. >> you go down to the bar and have a nice drink. >> that's actually what i'm wondering. i am confused with

attacking him with censure and shame is like trying to destroy god godzilla with electricity.er. >> this is one of those moments where i feel conflicted as a progressive versus as an american. as a progressive, there is no question that trump's incredibly offensive statements over and over again are casting a dark light all over the entire party and making the party answer for the extent to which they stand by or distance themselves from his remarks. i think it's a sort of -- hopefully a helpful disinfectant. on the other hand the fact that this man is saying the things he's saying and is a major contender for the nomination of president is so odious and offensive -- he had to attack a war hero. fine. what about when he attacked mexicans and suggested that most of the hard working moms and dads coming across the border seeking the american dream are mostly rapists and drug dealers? this is troubling to anyone who cares about this country and it values. >> i think in fairness that there's a certain element, the cult of personality, the reality show celebrity of donald trump tha

one fan tweeted out a photo of godzilla what japan cease whensees when they see lloyd. this is is what winning sounded like from kansas city to chicago to atlanta. even in midair captured by an nbc reporter the rock paid tribute to the team. >> at the end of the day you are 23 of the biggest bad asses walking god's green earth. >> reporter: that was even before they won the final. to score a hat trick in the first 16 minutes, that player must be a real dynamo right? >> congratulations, carli! >> thank you. pretty amazing. >> happy, yeah. haven't slept a minute. >> get some sleep. >> reporter: but there was one american soccer fan who was not happy to see the game end, even with a win. a pup named deuce was so glued to the match on tv that he ignored his best buddy, toddler collins babcock. >> he watched the entire second half. >> reporter: like a deserted spouse the toddler gave up on the pup. gee moved his head everywhere that the ball went. if the ball actually went off the screen for a second we have a window in our living room right next to the tv. he would run up a

jimmy: well, you know our next guest from her work in such films as "martha marcy may marlene" and "godzillargeous. thank you so much for coming back on the show. i appreciate this. >> thank you. happy to be here. >> jimmy: this is a show we have kid inventors on the show tonight. i was asking chris if he ever invented anything. did you ever invent anything as a kid? >> well, we had in sixth grade we had an awesome science teacher. and she had an entire class just inventing stuff. it was an hour of us just fooling around basically and you could do roller coasters or games. and my friend clay and i made these platform heels. they weren't shoes. they would just be something you would rubber band to the bottom of your shoes made of wood. we called them the shaquille heel because shaq was real big back then. >> jimmy: he still is. >> he's still very large. we sold it to a kid for 20 bucks. >> jimmy: oh, my god. what? you ripped some kid off? >> and then he broke it the moment he put them on. i don't remember feeling bad about it. but i feel bad sharing it. >> jimmy: i just wanted ask. so shaquil

one fan tweeted out a photo of godzilla. what japan sees when they look at carli lloyd.like from kansas city to chicago. [cheers and applause] to atlanta [cheers and applause] even in midair captured by a nbc reporter. the rock paid tribute to the team. >> you are 23 of the biggest badasses walking god's green earth. >> reporter: and that was before they won the final. to score a hat trick in the first 16 minutes, that player must be a dynamo right? >> congratulations, carli. >> thank you! pretty amazing. >> happy. >> yeah i haven't slept a minute. >> get some sleep. >> reporter: but there was one american soccer fan who was not happy to see the game end, even with a win. a pup named deuce was so glued to the match on tv that he ignored his best buddy, connor collins babcock. >> he watched the entire second half. >> reporter: like a deserted spouse the toddler gave up on the pup. >> he moved his head everywhere that the ball went. if the ball actually went off the screen for a second, we have a window in our living room next to the tv he would run and look out the window

i don't know why they chose a a t-rex to give you the -- >> steve: get godzilla. >> jimmy: check thisafter more than 25 years, the governor of illinois signed a a bill this week that overturned a statewide ban on happy hour drink specials. [ cheers and applause ] when asked why he overturned it, he was like, "i didn't, your mom overturned it." [ laughter and applause ] get it together, buddy. "can i have another slippery nipple?" [ light laughter ] i read that two teenagers in utah were caught stealing tubs of ice cream from a truck after they broadcast the entire robbery through the streaming app periscope. [ light laughter ] and then the cops who caught them got arrested for watching teenagers on periscope. [ laughter ] like, "hey stan, can i talk to you for a second? how did you catch these kids again?" "i follow these teenagers on periscope." [ laughter ] odd thing to do. finally, this is kind of weird. i heard that a woman on etsy is selling handmade fur clothing for hundreds of dollars. that she believes it's more ethical because it's made from roadkill. when asked how she gets

earnings more than 11 percent ahead of last year. 2014 saw a string of failures from spider man to godzillamiserable. >> did you go to movies last summer. >> i think difficult. >> no one we expect to could recall any of them. >> i cannot think of the one isn't that bad. >> reporter: what is it about movies making box office a huge success. >> it has been a great summer largely because of sequels. >> reporter: janel really is executive features editor from variety and she said sequel do not always spell success. >> i think hollywood realize too much honorary make and sequels without putting thought in the quality of the upcoming film. >> reporter: this year she says is different films like fast furious seven pitch perfect two and jurassic world, are get gooding reviews and big crowd. >> word of mouth makes a huge difference. sequels are great because people are familiar with the character, they want to see stories continue. the closest thing to a sure bet. >> reporter: that is not to say this years crop is devoid of clunkers like terminator genesis which cost 155 million-dollar to make and h

what he is doing right now, except that now he believes he can be president and he has become the godzillaace. crushing all of these other republicans. >> mayor brown -- is he running for president or turning this presidential race into the traumatic reality show? >> is a reality show. >> it is a reality show and that is how it started but by virtue of the reaction and the failure to fully displayed what he actually says and does, and interpretations that journalists are imposing upon him, it has transformed him into an angry ordinary citizen , who is responding to the mass strength of -- and power of the press, kicking him. and he is loving every second of it and believe me, he thinks that he may be able to translate that. >> he will, however, earned a spot in the first debate. >> absolutely. >> he is pulling ahead of everybody, even after the john mccain thing, he is still up there. what affect is backward to have? what are you viewing? >> he me -- it may be able to say that you are fire to a lot of other candidates out there but they aran american the floor and unfiltered politician. so

earnings, american 11 percent ahead of last year. 2014 saw a string of failures from spider man to godzillamer so miserable. did you go to have movies last summer. >> i think i did. >> no one we expect to could recall any of them. >> i cannot think of a one isn't that bad. >> reporter: what is it about movies that is making the becomes office a huge success. >> it has been a great summer because of sequels. >> reporter: jane he will riley works for variety. she said sequels don't always spell success. >> hollywood relies too much honorary makes and sequels without putting enough thought in the quality of the film. >> reporter: this year she says is different. films like fast and furious seven, pitch perfect two and jurassic world are getting good reviews and big crowds. >> word of mouth makes a huge difference. sequels are great because people are familiar with the characters, and they want to see the stories continue, the closest thing to a sure bet. >> reporter: that is not to say that this years crop is devoid of clunkers like terminator genesis which cost 155 million-dollar to make and

. >> some say taking it's taking the oxygen in the room or out of the room and like godzilla electricity only makes him stronger. >> he's been called a bloefuating side show a feckless blow hard a jack ass, a cancer and the keith richards of american politics. but the one sure label that can be applied to donald trump right now, republican front runner. a new post poll has trump surging to the top of the gop field national with almost double the support of scott walker. it should be noted trump's pollings dropped after questioning mccain's status as the war hero. nevertheless, trump couldn't help by tout the poll and his leading status. >> it showed that i had 11 point lead. that is faster than scheduled. that is the good news. the bad news it drives people crazy. and i don't really know why. all i want to do is make our country great again. >> i think i speak for everyone in america when i say mr. trump, you are on a track all your own. we're going to show you more of trump's latest rantings but before we do as of now donald trump enters the first republican debate with the highest poll

. >>> today marks the 114th birthday of the man behind the famous godzilla movie.or and special effects director. google is park mark, the -- is marking the day with let's make a movie. >>> still ahead, the man accused of shooting and killing a woman in san francisco last week, he will be in court today. we'll show you the growing it memorial out there for that murdered woman and tell you what is next for the suspect. >>> also be prepared. if you go to starbucks, you have to -- you will have to pay more. >> you are looking at a commute heading to marin. you can see slow traffic heading town -- heading to the toll plaza. >>> big changes are brewing. more so tomorrow. we'll talk about that and see if there's any rain in the forecast. >>> starting today you might have to pay more for starbucks. some of the beverage prices will be going up 5 cents to 20 cents. that means a venti coffee will cost $2.45. this comes as the cost of buying coffee beans has fallen. starbucks says the reason for the price increase has to do with rising rents, wages, labor, marketing and equip

you could also catch them perusing titles at number three, malaprops book store or feasting godzillahat will leave you hungry for more. just follow the road map and remember -- >> may the odds be ever in your favor. >> now, one real cool fact here is that henry river mill village is up for sale, which is district 12, the whole village. it's an 86-year-old owner who can't keep up with it. the funny thing is there's no running water and they say it's haunted. that's funny. it should be cheaper is what i'm saying. >> sara, thank you very much. >>> by the way you can get the entire one-day itinerary on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> how about some thankful thursday. >> let's do it. >> it is thankful thursday so we're going to catch up with those conjoined twins born in texas last year both back home now reunited after some miracle surgery. abc's juju chang has their story of hope and faith. >> reporter: a child's smile, a reminder to be thankful for the good in the world. >> i feel really good. you know, it's been a long year. >> reporter: and a sign of progress for kna

jeremy created this godzilla sized weaner dog. made of nearly 9,000 pink balloons.made by an individual. he makes balloon animals for a living. and get this, it was lucrative enough that it put him through college. making balloon animals. >>> still ahead, the runners still going strong across the golden gate bridge for this year's san francisco marathon. the big traffic you should know about if you're heading into the city today. we'll have that for you in a couple minutes. >>> plus great news for people who live in the lake berryessa area. progress being made by firefighters on containing the wildfires. >>> and memorials being held for the victims of the louisiana movie theater shooting. what friends and family members are saying about those who were killed. we'll have that coming up. (explosion) check please! introducing the fantastic four-cheese omelette. denny's. welcome to amercia's diner. fantastic 4, only in theaters. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on bea

. >> the retailer equivalent of godzilla versus mothra. up for prime which is $99 a year including goodies and extras. it's worth it and will be an exciting day to save . >> i have to be in amazon priep to get the deals. >> you can sign up for a 30-day free membership. this is a great time to sign up and see if you like it. >> is the $99 fee worth it? >> absolutely. if you love shopping at amazon which a lot of us do you get free two-day shipping on just about everything. plus you get free streaming pov vis, tv sows music, e-books, special sales and a new service with unlimited free photo storage on the cloud service. great deal. >> walmart is watching and says we can play this game too. how are they trying to match prime? >> they are going to do a sale just as big, another black friday style sale and they will put thousands of items on sale and they are lowering the shipping minimum. instead of having to spend $50 you have to spend only $35. >> let's talk about the differences between the two. who gets the edge? >> if you sign up for amaz