front half of the dragon: joseph goldstein. back half of the dragon: albert goldstein.on suit. here's a clip of the goldstein brothers in action. >> ow, sorry. [ laughter ] >> seth: but now, this, this is very interesting. they actually made a change to this season. one of the goldstein brothers was retired and been replaced by the first-ever female back half of the dragon. her name is tammy gamble. we have a clip of her work. here we go. >> do you even know where you're going? >> yes. >> it seems like you don't know where you're going. [ applause ] >> seth: two people in a suit. finally, we've got "late night with seth myers", i'm so proud of my staff. and there's no one i'm more proud of than this guy. this guy right here, the cue card guy for the cue card guy, barry dudley. let's say hello to him now. here's barry. [ cheers and applause ] there we go. there we go, that was great. barry doing his job. that was "hidden credits", we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so i'm having birthday brunch with my family. when my husband hands me a present. a galaxy s6!

. >> because two permits, thank you, director goldstein, and thank you commissioners for hearing this case. i am mark bruno, the appellant, i live at 15 nobles alley next door to where the permits have been granted for work by director goldstein. there is two pieces of information under the board of appeals. it's two new pieces of information that i present right away. so you see what they are and discuss them briefly in the six minutes. here in you can show on the overhead, you see this notice of violation issued since the hearing on april 8. this is a new piece of information from the city and county of san francisco, reiterating some of what happened in the past, and making it clear that none of the people that live in the building have been noticed that is required by law. that the work will include lead-base paint abatement or dispersement. and the city came out in april, and that's one new fact i am presenting today. the second new fact that i am presenting is from the federal environmental protection agency that came out to the building for a notice of violation and for a curre

county executive ike legget promoted mike goldstein to the post. he said he always wanted to be a firefighter. >> that was a childhood -- you know a fascination with fire trucks that never went away. i was very proud of the day i was able to start at the training academy back 20 25 years ago. >> goldstein succeeds former chief steve lohr who retired this year. >>> vcu is one of 55 centers in the country for disease control and prevention. the u.s. health department wants to create up to ten regional centers as part of a hospital preparedness plan. if approved, they could receive $2 million a year to run the unit. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell says he'll personally hear tom brady's appeal of his four-game suspension over deflated balls. goodell would preside over the appeal last night. brady was suspended for four games and the patriots fined $1 million and they'll lose draft picks. they wanted a neutral arbiter to hear the case. >>> 226 pound former heavyweight challenger evander holyfield and in the other corner, mitt romney. tonight they'll

ike leggett promoted scott goldstein to the post.tein said he always wanted to be a firefighter. >> that was a childhood, you know, fascination with fire trucks that never went away. and i was very proud of the day i was able to start at the training academy back 25 years ago. >> he succeeds steve lohr who retire at the beginning of the year. >>> vcu medical center is vying to become a regional medical center for treating ebola patients. they're among 55 centers for the disease control and prevention in the country. the u.s. health department wants to create up to ten as part of the hospital preparedness plan. according to richmond.com, vcu could receive more than $2 million to run that specialized unit. >>> roger goodell says he will personally hear tom brady's appeal of his four-game suspension over deflated balls. league officials said that goodell would preside over it last night. he was suspended for four games and the patriots were fined $1 million. they'll also lose draft picks. it wants a neutral arbiter to hear the case. >>>

goldstein is a 25-year veteran to the department. he succeeds steve lohr who retired at the beginning of the year. >>> a police body camera catches the terrifying moment an officer gets dragged. the driver was asked to remove his keys and take a look at what happens next. >> hand me the keys. out of the car. >> sir -- i'm calling my first first -- i'm calling my brother first. >> you can hear and see the driver refused to get out of the car. he speeds off with the officer hanging on. the chaos was captured on the body cam as the officer rolls around. he was eventually able to let go and call for help. he was not seriously hurt. the 23-year-old suspect turned himself in to police yesterday. >>> university of maryland police arrested a 21-year-old man in connection with an assault inside a dorm building. police say colby dean wandered into a dorm building last friday while he was drunk. according to the police report he walked into three different rooms with the doors unlocked. in one case a female student reported waking up to a hand

transportation authority is responsibility resign for legal advice and the controls is the clerk i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director we're joined by representatives from the departments that have cases before the board is scott sanchez the zoning administrator and also representing the planning department and planning commission and next is joe duffy representing the department of building inspection we expect jarvis to be here there he is the enforcement and legal affairs board questions that you shrines any electronic devise the boards rules the permit holders have 7 minutes inform present their case the parties must - the members of the public not affiliate with the parties have up to 3 minutes please speak into the myself speaker cards are available on the left side of the podium there are consumer satisfaction forms on the podium if you have questions about the hearings the boards rules please speak to the staff before or call or visit the board the 78. dvds are available to purchase directly from sfgovtv. if you intend to testify and wish to have the board give your testimony ev

. >> im noah goldstein and i am a freshmant the school of the arts. >> he was allowed to travel from his home to the school of the arts in san san ancisco. >> it is three four,ive hours a day with some of the most highly trained artists in the business. >> after tonight out of district students will thought be admitted into the prestigious school that focuses on dance music and theater. proponents say what starteds a way to brings in exceptionally talented students turned into a process without oversight and transpency. >> the school is about san francisco and we wanto draw from san francisco and encourage our premiere school of the arts to really make sure it is benefiting san francisco. >> theyay limiting admissions will dilute the school's pool of talent. >> you are going to creep on program because there are not enough kids in the city that have interest or enough for me toake them in. >> students who were accepted this spring will be admitted. after that the school of te arts will only be for students who live in the district. in san francisco alan wang, abc7 news. >> new drugs,

. >> good evening, my name is steven goldstein, i'm a lawyer in san francisco, i do not represent dr. kalika in any capacity, i'm a friend and i'm a long time resident in that property my family hones property there since i lived in 1940, that is a hell of a corner, nobody can survive in that corner there the art gallery there couldn't survive and many of the those businesses turn over rapidly because it's a tough business to make business on. there's foot traffic from mothers to have their kids have orthodontics done and it will bring more business to the neighborhood. apart from that, dr. kalika has given up his lease on gary boulevard, he has a thousand patient would come tr the richmond and laurel area, those thousand of patients will have nowhere to go if that property that he now occupies on gary street is taken away from him, he does not have a lease there anymore, he has relied on what the planning department told him he can do he spent 60 thousand dollars to demolish the place for architecture, for equipment. he has got a new office -- sorry an administrative office he's had

. >> director goldstein.ponse to appellant's argument you have before you the informational packet that was sent to all tobacco sellers. as it state in bold language, each saler was required to request i.d. when an individual was seeking to purchase electronic cigarette. federal regulations require in if the individual looks 27 years or under, that we ask for identification. so the comment that they didn't know about the law, that it had been in effect for five years and california pass thee2f prohibition saling e-cigs to minors in 2010. he didn't know about the law that impacted his business. he believed the individual wasx[ not a minor. it's no basis overturning the director suspension. the suspension is consistent with the suspension, the& period of suspension that has been imposed. these are the other salers and tobacco products on a personal note this morning coming into work, i happen to be going to survey the car next to me. i saw a very cute girl in the front seat the passenger seat. was probably abou

joining us now, msnbc supreme court expert tom goldstein.you have mike huckabee saying we don't have to obey the supreme court. they just write those things. they're just opinions. now we have this. now we have let's impeach, let's impeach. the impeach thing is crazy, never going to happen. we all know that. but there is this momentum coming from the right about the supreme court does not have the authority that people suggest it does. >> yeah. i really think that justice ginsburg and justice kagan aren't sweating bullets over the prospect of impeachment here. but you're right right, there is a bigger issue and that is not since desegregation have we seen an effort by a state delegitimize the supreme court and saying it doesn't have to follow -- under the constitution. the alabama supreme court has refused to follow an alabama federal court, holding there is a right to same-sex marriage. so if there's something troubling here, it is really, so far, the attitude of the alabama courts through justice moore. >> it's a very -- this is a peculiar

. >> i am noah goldstein and i am a freshman at the school of the arts. >> he was allowed to travel from his home to the school of the arts in san san francisco. >> it is three four, five hours a day with some of the most highly trained artists in the business. >> after tonight out of district students will thought be admitted into the prestigious school that focuses on dance music and theater. proponents say what started as a way to brings in exceptionally talented students turned into a process without oversight and transparency. >> the school is about san francisco and we want to draw from san francisco and encourage our premiere school of the arts to really make sure it is benefiting san francisco. >> they say limiting admissions will dilute the school's pool of talent. >> you are going to creep on my program because there are not enough kids in the city that have interest or enough for me to take them in. >> students who were accepted this spring will be admitted. after that the school of the arts will only be for students who live in the district. in san francisco alan wang, abc7 n

. >> i am noah goldstein and i am a freshman at the school of the arts. >> he was allowed to travel from his home to the school of the arts in san san francisco. >> it is three four, five hours a day with some of the most highly trained artists in the business. >> after tonight out of district students will thought be admitted into the prestigious school that focuses on dance music and theater. proponents say what started as a way to brings in exceptionally talented students turned into a process without oversight and transparency. >> the school is about san francisco and we want to draw from san francisco and encourage our premiere school of the arts to really make sure it is benefiting san francisco. >> they say limiting admissions will dilute the school's pool of talent. >> you are going to creep on my program because there are not enough kids in the city that have interest or enough for me to take them in. >> students who were accepted this spring will be admitted. after that the school of the arts will only be for students who live in the district. in san francisco alan wang, abc7 n

i am brooke goldstein. let's welcome our guests. he wrote a book telling people to have more children. i am one step ahead of you buddy. i am here with the senior writer of the weekly standard. his latest book is called "the dadly virtues." looks like little boy blue is now a handsome young man. ladies feel free to holla at this he drew hottie. it is tv's andy levey. and filling out our beer quota for the night comedian joe devito. his comedy album is now available on amazon and itunes. and he is brighter than a strobe light and far less annoying. sitting right next to me is reason magazine editor-in-chief matt welch. a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> one candidate this election has locked down the weed-smoking rapper vote. itit is not mike huckabee. hillary clinton has an endorsement from waka-floka flame and gentleman rule -- ja-rule and snoop dogg offered his support jay i would love to see a woman in office. i feel like we are at that stage in life to where we need a perspective other than the male's train of thought

army major matthew goldstein admitted he "captured and shot and buried suspected ied bomb maker, then went back out with two others to cremate the body and dispose of the remains." army documents obtained by jeremy scahill show the military investigated the alleged killing and issued a letter of reprimand. after the army concluded gold steyn violated the laws knowingly, he was stripped of his military words but remains in the military and no criminal charges have been filed against him. new york governor andrew cuomo is seeking to raise the pay of the state's fast food workers. writing in "the new york times," cuomo says he will ask the state labor commissioner to convene a panel on increasing the fast food industry's minimum wage. the panel's findings are expected in three months. in his article, cuomo cited new york's spending of $6,800 in public assistance per fast food worker, the most in the country. his announcement comes just weeks after thousands of fast food workers staged a national protest calling for a $15 minimum wage, their largest such action to date. but what the gover

. >> reporter: montgomery county fire rescue chief scott goldstein says he cannot stress enough how important it is for parents to watch their kids. >> sta tais ticks prove that drowning is the second leading cause of death for children under the age of 14. >> reporter: sechbl-year-old r.j. is the perfect example. on monday, he was at his community pool with his teenage cousins when he nearly drowned. >> i tripped over my feet and i fell in the pool. i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: his aunt says it was a neighbor who pulled him out from the bottom of the pool and a nearby nurse administered cpr to get r.j. breathing again. >> maybe it's not a good idea to have a 16-year-old or even a 17-year-old be responsible. >> reporter: first responders agree. ideally a parent should be watching with a cell phone nearby. >> it's about having knowledge of cpr, having the right sfrgs. >> reporter: because it only takes seconds for a child to drown and sometimes you don't notice until it's too late. >> traditionally the drowning events do not have the telltale signs of flailing of arms and calling for distr

alison: scott goldstein has been named the next county fire and rescue chief. he has been acting as the chief since the retirement of the previous. he has participated in a number of disaster response operations. including the attack on the pentagon on 9/11. the montgomery county board of education is continuing the search for a new superintendent. however, the board has now identified dr. andrew hoolihan as the preferred candidate for the position. hoolihan is serving as the chief academic officer of the houston independent school district. the board expects to have a new superintendent in place by july 1. leon: it doesn't feel like july right now. maybe if we don't talk about it it won't change. alison: wishful thinking. i don't know. we can try. we are looking forward to the weekend at least. we know that much. our chief meteorologist dug hill is standing by. can we not talk about it and it won't change? doug: somebody has to fill the next 45 seconds. fine with me. it will be okay. a little summary and humid. it's not a wash-out by any stretch. start off wit

thanks, tom goldstein. >>> rand paul blows the whistle. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. and tonight a republican whistle-blower and a presidential candidate to boot. senator rand paul of kentucky calls his party out for isis and the stupid disastrous war tore apart iraq. whatever you think of paul, this takes guts. here he was on the morning show today. let's watch. >> a lot of people are trapped inside the beltway. and they think that war is always the answer. but i'm asking some difficult questions of republicans. do you think the invasion of iraq made it more stable or us more safe? we now have isis to contend with. >> lindsey graham would say isis exists because of people like rand paul who said let's not go into syria. >> i would say it's exactly the opposite. isis exists and grew stronger because of the hawks in our party who gave arms indiscriminately. and most of those arms were snatched up by isis. these hawks also wanted to bomb assad which would have made isis' job even ead easier. they created these people. everything they ha

. >> that sort of thing is exactly what dave goldstein hopes to bring out in others like derek. >> i just thought it was something that would help. i find comedy cathartic. i can go up and stage and talk about anything that's bothering me and hopefully make it funny. i thought it might work for them also. >> that's why he's teamed up with the wounded warrior project to help teach comedy to veterans. >> we probably have about seven or eight veterans and we start off at the beginning and we start with you know what, do you think's funny. tell me something funny and try and build an act. theoretically at the end of the course we have a little show. >> whether it's working a small room or headlining madison square garden the laughs they share hold deeper meaning >> i was sitting with these guys from the 10th mountain division who had just come back. this guy turns to his friend and he says man, this is like the first night in a year we haven't been mortared. >> and it's those types of reality checks that seem to help comics like derek do what they do best make people laugh. >> what's you

i supported ralph nader until 2008, i voted for goldstein in 2012. he is running again. my fear is somehow people think voting is important. every totalitarian state i covered including saddam hussein and elections. stalin had written the most enlightened constitution in human history, and promulgated it at the height in the 30s of the purges, voting is utterly tangential not so much locally that is why i am working -- i will do this fund raiser in new york at the end of the month and go out to seattle to help her began her campaign because the democratic establishment not just in the state of washington but national be determined to destroy her because like ralph nader she exposes the bankruptcy of the party. that is why she has to be destroyed. i think you are right. locally there can be some important because you don't need massive sums of cash but when you get to the national stage i do vote, but i don't -- i don't think voting means that much at this point. >> invite all of you to mingle a little bit and we can continue the conversation. for now let's join in thanki