good afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is a we think. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i live by 28 and terryville. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i've lived there for 26 years. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i don't drive. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my mother currently live with me and she's 86. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i need to transportation to go to work. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i does not want to see any cuts in that line. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i believe the public transportation is here to serve everybody. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the system is not a showcase but needs to fulfill a need. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> maybe we should hang up improving the service rather. >> thank you. >> thank >> next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> (calling names). >> okay (calling names) good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon henry president of the san francisco council of the emergency associations i really commend this vision zero a great program but i

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good night. we'll see you next time. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- will forte, haley bennett, grace vanderwaal, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 540! virginia! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. welcome! i feel the love. thank you very much. thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, everyone. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] you're here. you made it. i'm happy you're here. we're going to have a great show. thank you so much for being here, guys. here's what people are talking about. a white house email account was hacked, and a lot of their information was leaked yesterday. they're saying the information was stolen from the gmail account of a low-level staffer. then joe biden was like, "technically, my t

boy, does he look good. jeremy smith on the stop. >> greg: a lot of people are probably asking, tulsa's offense is struggling. how much longer are you going to keep barrett in there. you have to think about who they play next week. this offense has looked out of sync at times tonight. they need this offense feeling confident knowing that they travel to norman next week to take on an oklahoma team that's reeling from the loss last week and ready to right the wrongs. >> dave: barrett has samuel open. he's knocked down to the 28. >> tom: greg, i want to tell you about samuel from my perspective. i was wrong on him. came out of a little high school in new york, level of competition wasn't great. played a lot of different positions so it was tough to see where he would settle in. at times he was a bit of an upright runner. you could tell he was talented. wasn't quite sure how quickly he would adapt and make the jump. he has exploded. i think he's the next percy harvin type guy in this offense. >> dave: barrett on

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you're, are you a good fisherman? >> i never fished growing up, my dad was never into it and now i'm really into it. my son got me into it. >> jimmy: is that right? >> and so now i do it all the time. i kind of look like i know what i'm doing, but next to me is a a fishing guide. but i actually love it. do you fish? >> jimmy: i screw up. my dad was not a big fisherman. he was a big brooklyn he used to like, you know, sing on street corners and stuff. [ laughter ] he never fished but i used to go -- because i grew up in a a great place that had a creek and i used to spend my allowance on lures, i'd buy a a lures at the hardware shop. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, i don't know why. they sold lures at the hardware. so, i'd buy a lure and throw it and get caught up in a tree and it get stuck. then we'd just leave it up there. and we'd leave, and that was fishing for me. >> jimmy: yeah, i loved it. here's what i love about this, is the hat. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love the hat you rock there. >> i got that in australia. it doesn

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. >> but like just about everything else, there are good leaders and not so good leaders. so how do we become one of the good ones? for some guidance, we turn to jason ma. he wrote the book "young leaders 3.0." hi, jason. >> how do you define a good leader? >> a good leader starts with your own character, starts with your own values and beliefs. starts with a good beliefem. syst i think a good leader is one who pretty much influences people to achieve a set of goals or a mission. and the great ones are really good at inspiring others. i think a good leader is good in communication, is compassionate, really cares about the project or the company or the club or the mission, communicates real well, and really brings out the best or brings out the goodness of the team around him or her. and there's many more to leadership, but those are some of the traits that i see that are important. >> there's an old saying that says, "leaders are born, not made." is that true? >> not at all, not at all. i think a leader you get coaches and mentors to help you. do a lot of self-study with g

>>> good morni >>> good morning, america. donald trump on defense after that dramatic debate. >> and i was also holding back if taking aim at the moderator, the media even his mike. >> my microphone was terrible. i wonder was it set up that way on purpose. victory lap. >> one down, two to go. >> as trump doubles down on his criticism of the former miss universe saying her weight as a big problem. what the beauty queen is revealing this morning. >>> a deadly police shooting in california. sparking protests overnight. the image from the scene showing officers confronting an unarmed man then opening fire. >> shots fired. sending an ambulance. >> the investigation right now. >>> marlins mystery. fernandez was killed in that boat crash. >> it's too dark at night. >> the all-star distraught. why did his friends try to cancel that boat trip? >>> and dropped. the epic fail as a yankees fan tries to ask his girlfriend to marry him all caught on the jum jumbotron. what the couple is saying this morning. ? who cares baby i think i want

>> a good leader starts starts with a good beliefem. syst i think a good leader is one who pretty much influences people to achieve a set of goals or a mission. and the great ones are really good at inspiring others. i think a good leader is good in communication, is compassionate, really cares about the project or the company or the club or the mission, communicates real well, and really brings out the best or brings out the goodness of the team around him or her. and there's many more to leadership, but those are some of the traits that i see that are important. >> there's an old saying that says, "leaders are born, not made." is that true? >> not at all, not at all. i think a leader could certainly been learned. you can learn to be a leader. you get coaches and mentors to help you. do a lot of self-study with google, read books. fiction, because i believe in the humility of continuously learning, improving, questioning good things. i think certain things that are so important about leadership is really to continuously hone your mind-set or i call it practical psychology, where it's

>> oh, my goodness. all the time. >> jimmy: do you have -- >> all the time, i think that's why we all relate to her, right? we all have bridget jones moments in our lives. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, like give me a a good bridget jones moment that you've had that's renee zellweger. >> well i like to save mine for live television personally. [ laughter ] i think i fell asleep in an interview about a month ago in london. i think, yeah. in the middle of the interview. >> jimmy: you fell asleep? >> oh, yeah. i'm pretty sure i fell asleep. i was still talking but i wasn't present. [ laughter ] and when i came back to i was like, 'oh, wow you are still talking." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you fell asleep in your own talking interview? >> i did. i did. >> jimmy: what did the interviewer say? >> yeah, well, by the look on his face i think he noticed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you talking >> jimmy: that was a great one. >> i'll watch next month -- in a replay. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip her

good morning, grace. >> good morning. >> and good morning, stacey. >> good morning. >> so you are theyork store. but you're here because you're celebrating this temporary store in king of prussia. >> yes. >> reporter: okay, in the king of prussia mall, i want to tell people where you guys r you're kind of like inbetween bloom inning dale and macy's in the new section. would you say that's where you are? >> i would say that's where we are, actually, new section, we'll celebrate this weekend saturday and sunday grand opening of the pop up store at king of prussia. >> reporter: that's the thing, it will be crazy wild this weekend. that's why we want grace to come in, tell us a little bit about what she loves about the store already. if you want to bring your laid any this weekend, there is a ticketing system. because you want to be fair to everyone? >> absolutely, we want as many people through as we k we have ticketing system. we have crafts that we're going to be celebrating and doing. we're going to give a girl a gift for coming to visit us, them of course end tow win actually ravel f

good afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is a we think. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i live by 28 and terryville. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i've lived there for 26 years. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i don't drive. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my mother currently live with me and she's 86. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i need to transportation to go to work. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i does not want to see any cuts in that line. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i believe the public transportation is here to serve everybody. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the system is not a showcase but needs to fulfill a need. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> maybe we should hang up improving the service rather. >> thank you. >> thank >> next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> (calling names). >> okay (calling names) good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon henry president of the san francisco council of the emergency associations i really commend this vision zero a great program but i

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it's good. but first, we have a fantastic stars on the planet and one of the hosts of the global citizen festival, a huge benefit concert happening in central park this saturday. it's gonna air on msnbc. the one and only hugh jackman is here! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can't meet a nicer dude. >> steve: he's a huge jacked man. >> jimmy: plus from the "dr. ken" show, the hilarious ken jeong is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] always fun. and you want great music? we got great music for you. shawn mendes is here! >> steve: yeah!. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: shawn mendes. fantastic guy. super talented guy. guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go. [ applause ] ? hashtags hashtags ? >> jimmy: oh, here we go. [ applause ] it's fun. well, we use twitter on our show every single week and if you watch our show and you want to play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic

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in case i don't see you, good afternoon, good evening, and good night. >> he had a famous saying. >> here. >> yes. >> really? >> do you know who i am? >> no. >> i'm watters and this is my world. i'm watters, and this is my world. >> wait, what? >>> well, that is it. i hope you've enjoyed this special election edition of "watters' world." don't forget to follow me on >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levey at the tease deck. andy? >> coming up on the big show. it has been a big week for donald trump who somehow finds the time to leave us a huge voicemail. plus, cocaine babes. enough said, true believers. and a new study reveals dogs can understand what you are saying and even worse, i'm pretty sure they are telling the government. back to you, tom. >> thank you, andy. let's welcome our guests. she is the best thing to come from ohio since the light bulb. he co under toed

no, i'm good. i'm good. >> i can stand, thank you? >> i can stand. i'm still able to stand. >> no, but i would hold the door for them. i don't wand him holding the door for me. oh, can i help up off the eumovate or? >> i'm sick. i need help. i really do need a psychologist immediately. >> america has voted, so john dorenbos had a chance to win a million dollars last night. did he win america's got talent? >> people have been following him. so much love is coming across the nation. our eagles player that we love has been here many, many times, been on america's got talent. >> so came down to john and his magic, 12 year old ukalalee playing young lady who since. >> and writes her on songs. >> then the third, they're clairvoyant. they predict the future, whatever, they see things, right? so it came down to the three of them. and the vote was so incredibly tight. listen to what happened. >> less than 1% of the vote separates all of the top three. america has voted. the act finish in third place and leaving the competition is: (applause) john dorenbos. >>

very good. well tonight -- [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you for that. >> jimmy: no pressure. >> no pressure. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "snowden," because i have many questions about this film. number one is, did you ever get to meet snowden? >> no. unfortunately, no. >> jimmy: a hologram? >> i spent a lot of time with his hologram. >> jimmy: you vacationed with his hologram. >> i went camping with his hologram. >> jimmy: that's cool, congratulations. >> it was really fun. he doesn't eat much. >> jimmy: he doesn't, the hologram. no. >> no i didn't get --you know obviously he's exiled in moscow, and oliver stone, who directed the film and wrote it also went to moscow and spent some time with him there. but you know, i'm playing glenn greenwald who is the journalist who -- >> jimmy: who broke all the stories. >> who broke the stories with him, yeah. >> jimmy: did you meet him? >> i've met him in the past, but i didn't meet him in conjunction with this movie unfortunately, just because of s

good morning. >> good morning, guys. you know police are in charge of keep their community safe some police groups say they need protection people they are defending. pushing back against what they black men across the country. the shooting have not only caused anger among community leaders and some politicians, it's also brought on lawsuits against the police. so more officers and local police unions signing up for additional insurance to cover those legal costs in case they get sued. some are even speaking out for a new laws and proposals that would offer them more protection. many officers point to the unsuccessful prosecution six police officers accused 2015 death freddie gray in baltimore as a rush to judgment that they fear. they say the use of body camera and dash cams has change public perception of police putting there every move under microscope forcing them to go on defensive without being given benefit of doubt. it's an unfortunates sign of times. in 201518 officers were charged with a murder or manslaughter

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good morning, brian. >> good morning, george. the mystery deepens about the identities of those two men being sought by the fbi. if they were just innocent witnesses, why haven't they come forward? all this as the suspect's father gives his first full tv interview with surprising new details fbi. it's been one week this morning since the fbi first went public looking for the two men. the new images show them with the colorful piece of luggage they walked off with. apparently unaware the pressure cooker they left behind was one of the homemade bombs. you don't know these two men in no. >> they're not friends of your son? >> never saw them. >> reporter: he tells abc news this morning he does not you think he did that by himself. >> he did everything by himself. he buy everything by himself. he order and online. he did it by himself. >> reporter: in fact the father believes his son was up to no good for months before he allegedly planted his bombs in new york and new jersey. changing the locks on his bedroom door in the family apart

gabe, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning. the water here much calmer than it was a few hours ago as hermine roared through making landfall to our east. many parts of florida's gulf coast are flooded this morning and almost 200,000 people are states. overnight hurricane hermine slammed into florida's panhandle packing winds of up to 80 miles an hour. this morning storm surge and the possibility of isolated tornadoes even as hermine is downgraded to a tropical storm. >> this is life threatening. >> we're going to lose a power line here. >> the system knocking out power to tens of thousands. and flooding neighborhoods along florida's gulf coast. >> he's got it. >> reporter: near appalachicola -- >> it's hard to pack up and leave. this is home. >> reporter: the last hurricane to strike florida was in 2005. a powerful category 3 storm that killed five people. today the threat from hermine parts of georgia and north carolina under a state of emergency. dangerous rip currents expected through the holiday weekend. >> we're always wor

feels good.problems or delays, at all, on our major roadways, off to a great start, shall is in a good mood today after a eagles win. speaking of eagles send us your pictures. what did you do yesterday? did you do tailgating? did you do some celebrating. post a picture to your facebook, twitter, instagram but use that #, fox 29 good day, and so we can put your pictures on tv throughout the morning. a live look at i-95 in northeast philadelphia, in problems at all coming through the construction zone. we're opened for business downtown, the vine street expressway, not closed because of the construction, so we're off to a nice, quiet start so far this morning. overnight accident, lower providence still has ridge pike and germantown pike closed, and we have to make repairs to the overhead wires. same deal, down here on route 47, delsea drive, right the at the end of 55 there, we have some down wires, and market frankford the broad street subway trains are running every eight to ten minutes. so far s

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's got to feel good. >> yeah. good. >> yeah, that was good. that was like that's a really, really good introduction, but that seemed -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> i think i can do it better. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you can do it better? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, they love you. they gave you a standing ovation. that was fine. >> no, no, i just think -- like, they deserve a better entrance than that. [ cheers and applause ] i'm sorry. one more. one more. >> jimmy: want to do the intro again? >> do one more. [ cheers and applause ] ? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest this evening is one of the biggest stars on the planet. he's a multiple grammy award winner and multiple academy and golden globe award nominee. next friday you can see him alongside margot robbie and jared leto in one of the most anticipated movies of the summer, "suicide squad." please welcome, the one, the only, will smith! [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] that's it right there. that is how you make an entran

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good boy! go for the gold. >>> durham police are on the officers responded to wadesboro street around 2:00 a.m. for a shooting call and found a woman dead. no word right now on any suspect or arrest. >> we're just getting that video in. >>> authorities in new york are questioning several people in connection with an explosion that injured 29 people in manhattan saturday night as well as an unexploded pressure cooker device found blocks away and an earlier pipe bomb blast in new jersey. the fbi pulled a suspicious car over and are questioning five people >>> one of five devices found in a backpack near a train station in elizabeth, new jersey, exploded while a robot tried to disarm it. the fbi is trying to disarm the other four devices. there are no report of injuries. >>> outside of phoenix, a burning airplane crash into a home incredibly, no one was her. the plane carrying skydivers caught fire mid-flight, forcing the pilot and skydivers to make an emergency exit. then the unpiloted plane cras

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good morning.. gusts have calmed down some --we're still seeing some breezy and cooler conditions this morning across clark county. ................... gh cooler. we'll climb to temps in the mid 80s this afternoon with cooler conditions expected the next couple of days. .................... radar and satellite looking mostly quiet--still seeing remnants of paine which funneled mositure mainly to the south and east of us.... that trough that's over the desert sw is the main contributer of gusty winds across the area especially yesterday. ...................... sunday and monday--near 90s.... by tuesday and wednesday temps right around 87. demetria, how are the roads? <<< >>> back to you! ((brian loftus)) ((brian loftus)) >>> the tulsa, oklahoma manslaughter ... is out of jail on 50- thousand dollars bond bail. officer betty shelby was booked very early this morning and released shortly afterwards. investigators say she shot and broke down. officer shelby's attorney says crutcher was acting strangely

there's a good group of players out there. it was a good test for us. and you know, whoever is out there. we have confidence in one another. that's a good thing we have going for us. garoppolo settled into a rhythm fourth quarter comeback in first career start. >>> he has that cool demeanor. could to see him come out and do what he's been doing. >>> first game of the season. tough environment like this. it's good to see how he responded. the patriots answered the only way they know how. while they doubted new england the guys making the plays never had a lapse in focus. >> that's all on you guys. out and having good week of practice and trying to win the game. it was good to see you guys come up and do that. to see you transition from practice field to the game. that's why you work so hard. sunday night win not supposed to happen for the patriots. a huge underdog. 9 and a half points in the arizona cardinals. now things probably going to get easier for garoppolo. the next three games all ate >> 7news "today in new england." >>> lots of eyes on the natio

good morning. >>walter: good morning. typically it's not a time to start a conversation when you're dropping off or picking up your child from an elementary school, especially a deep conversation with a sensitive subject. i went to home depot, got my own vest so i can honor my son. i can educate people. >>walter: coming up, why, with this extraordinary ordinary, you might want to start that conversation. first charley belcher, drinking beer this morning or at least looking at it. >>charley: no. i could use a cup of coffee, though, if you're offering. that would be great. this is where it all started. potsville, pennsylvania in that building. yuengling and sons started making their beer for mass consumption in 1958. schlitz built this building here, stroh's later bought it and yuengling bought it. they're still only in 20 states but they sell more beer than sam adams. we'll tell you all about it when "good it was doggie destiny toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of sur

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. that first debate now a little more than two weeks away, but overnight both sides facing off over what it takes to be commander in chief and the one thing that both of these candidates can agree on, neither side is ready for the job. it was the first time they shared a stage and though never on it at the same time, donald trump and head-to-head on national security. the republican candidate blasting american military leaders. >> i think under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. >> reporter: and openly discussing the classified intelligence briefing he received as a candidate. >> there was one thing that shocked me, what i did learn is that our leadership, barack obama, did not follow what our experts and our truly when they for a reason, what our experts said to do. >> reporter: in the nbc forum overnight clinton making this promise about america's role in the middle east. >> we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever agai

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john, good morning. a big day tomorrow. >>> big day tomorrow so we thought we would fit two shows into one. we will start with virginia senator tim kaine indiana governor mike pence. we will have both running mates talking about their candidates how they are preparing for their debate and how they see the race as it stand right the now. we will update the race as it stands now. new poll numbers from the 13 key states that will determine the election, where do things stan, what do we see inside of those states. then we will see an interview with house speaker paul ryan. we sat down with him friday to talk about politics, policy and what he is planning for, regardless of who the new president is, in the new year. >>> we will also have a conversation with bernie sanders, he ran, of course, begins hillary clinton, part of his support cam from younger voters. they are much cooler about the democratic nominee. we will talk to him about why and what if anything can be done about that. we will also have a conver

not good. it was about 35 miles per hour about ten minutes ago, so this is slowing down and will continue to do so. >> tia: this could be part of camera. this is major addiction near brooklyn at pearl road and 25th so probably causing the majority of the slowdown. >> brian: we check into your drive times, 71 north from strongsville to cleveland, it's not 22 minutes because of the accident and slowdown we talked about. 480 east, though, is looking good. mentor into cleveland okay and north still looks pretty good. >> tia: time is 6:49. coming up in the 7 hour on cle43, if your son or daughter doesn't have anyone to sit with at lunch, don't worry. there's now an app for that. >> brian: also at 7:00 a.m. on cle43, what a magician wants to do to replicate one of the harry [ fly buzzing ] did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? did you brush your hair today? yes, mom. why? [ music ] >> brian: look at that shot. beautiful. here's the feazel roof cam. it was this day in

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good morning, lindsay milbourne. >> lindsay: good morning! how about this? remember yesterday all the rain around? a decent up is rise, low rain chances -- a decent sunrise, boating. over the bay at the johns hopkins hospital cam. a couple of clouds, light winds. the wave height in check. great view over lakeland. but lakeland across the interior, you will be one of the locations with the best rain chance this afternoon and evening. skytower is nice and quiet with the light winds. we will shift the storm coverage inland late today. the further north you live, we may squeeze out a coastal shower in citrus county but we don't have a big push of wind in the atmosphere. temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 70s. a few low 70s. bartow, 73. 77 in venice. 78 in tem pa and st. petersburg. satellite and rail dar combined showed very active yesterday and saturday night across the inland areas but we're still hanging on to remnants of tropical moisture. so while we are quiet this morning that is not to say as the afternoon ends we'll bring in a 40-50% rain chance. air w

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good morning. >> good morning. happy monday to you. going on here at i-440. we do have a ramp closed on to 440 if you're taking capitol boulevard because of an earlier crash. obviously a lot of first responders crews still out there. solet you to the maps. wean if you're planning on heading out testimony is the southbound side exit rach is closed so we will had give you more details as we find out about this them durham. roads look od there. gll heading out the door on 540 about 16 minutes there. 440 to wade avenue about 8. leave you with those drive times. >> all right. we'll take that. >> sound good. 5:36. >> several people stranded after a bomb square. later in the show what authorities found and the arrest that shortly followed. >> one family in boston's their cars. up next the latest incident. alyssa you know all about this one. >> severe weather yesterday. today though waking up to the majority of us seeing quiet conditions. 66 in sanford. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighbor

mary, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. we're already getting a glimpse this morning how trump and clinton would react as president. in very different ways. already, it's becoming political, with hillary clinton seeming to scold trump for his swift conclusion. donald trump was quick to respond to the explosion in manhattan speaking out after initial reports. >> just before i got off the plane, a bomb went off in new york. nobody knows exactly what's going on. we're living in a time, we better get very tough, folks. >> reporter: describing it as a two hours later after landing back home in new york, clinton took a more cautious approach. >> we have to let the investigation unfold. i'll have more to say about it when we know some facts. >> reporter: and she took a swing at trump. >> i think it's always wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions. >> reporter: both candidates are being criticized by former defense secretary robert gates for lacking national security plans. but in "the wall street journal

. >> good afternoon superbike. my name is sabrina fernandez business representative and ibew local secured i'm here to support the nomination of joel koppel for the planning commission. i want to also want to express my gratitude to the mayor for putting his name forth. i hope that you three will take his name forward to the full board. there's been a lot of interesting and thoughtful comments today about joel and i think the well-deserved. budgets from three gem proceeded me here at the podium but from all of you in terms your understanding of what the city needs in terms of if your commission. i think joel will round out the commission. i'm going to share with you couple of things about joel probably others will not share. i worked in working with him very closely. in fact his office is next to mine at the local union. he is very dedicated hard-working individual. he goes the extra mile. as he said, he knows the hours and responsibilities that it is to be an effective planning commissioner. i will testify here fo

>> i'm good. how are you? >> jimmy: okay good, that's good. i'm so happy. i saw you quickly at the vmas doing "side to side" with nicki minaj, and that was just -- [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: a giant performance, you guys were on the spin bike. >> yeah, crazy. >> jimmy: that's the way to do it. >> because that's what you do. you go on the bike and you sing sometimes. >> jimmy: i go to the club sometimes and just go on the spin bike like all night long. >> i would love for the club to start adding spinning into the evening. >> jimmy: yeah. it's so smart. everyone's doing it. >> like a spin bar. >> jimmy: yeah, a spin bar. everyone's doing it. >> off to a rough start. >> jimmy: you didn't though, you rocked it out, pal. i want to talk about - there's tons of things to talk about. the tour. >> yes. >> jimmy: okay, tell us. [ cheers and applause ] everyone wants to know, everyone online, they go, i want to know about the tour. >> there's -- okay. so the tour dates -- the first batch of them is going up on my website, dangerouswoma

let us no he about good stuff happening in your life. >> we all need good stuff in our life. and do we have good stuff for the rays tonight? >> well, if good stuff is happening in my life, can i just to your facebook. >> no, we have to put it on tv. >> well then, yeah, good stuff on the way for the rays. they are still playing and exactly two weeks from today, many of the lightning players have already knocked off the roster in the world cup of hockey, and that is why many of the world's biggest stars were not on the ice tonight. in game two w early missed opportunity for the bolts. just a picture-perfect chance to put this one in but they couldn't bury it. christian had a stand-outperformens. 21 saves in all. second period now, lightning score two unanswered goals, jeremy with the first of the night and that would be all the lightning would need. 2-0. and when the bucs line up against the broncos on sunday they will pose a much bigger challenge than the rams did. they are 3-0 and the bucs particularly defensively are struggling. this su summed up their day last week. and thi

good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, steve. we are looking at a commute that's going to be getting busier now. this is a time when things start to change a little bit and the commute between the two areas from fairfield still looking good. 27 minute drive. it hasn't changed. it changes later. right now, traffic looking good. the road sensors, this works a lot like the mask you see on your phone. it turns red when you see red or green. most know that's where a lot of traffic splits. you see a lot of green heading down. you get to interstate 880 and traffic is looking good. more people on the road joined us. getting to the bay bridge, this is about the time the lights come on. when they come on, this is a little bit of wind at the plaza, not much. now, let's go back to the desk. >> people were burned out of their homes by a fast moving fire on tuesday. they're saying caltran should have trimmed the rooftrees that helped the fire spread so fast. it started on highway 101 and quickly united the trees. he spread the homes. ten homes

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