al, my great pleasure to introduce a great leader from san francisco and a great supporter of this airportr lee. >> it is my pleasure to join secretary has and acting administrator as well as our own john martin, the director of the airport to celebrate the groundbreaking. if you know this and you are a student of air control or air traffic, you should know that the first quarter of this year, we had almost 11% increase in passenger travel. compared to last year's same quarter. if you compare ourselves to the other 12 airports around the country, for the last 12 months, we are leading the pack with a 5.6 increase in passenger travel. it is critical to not only san francisco, to the bay area and all of our neighbors around the region, i would argue the whole area of northern california to have a safe and successfully operating airport. like any infrastructure, i want to let you know that i wore my lucky guy. this is the tide of the golden gate bridge. it is one that i will proudly wear every time we have a major announcement for infrastructure efforts that we have. and certainly, secretary,

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isn't that great? [applause] that is great because we know it does not happen without the wonderful teachers you have. so i want you to be sure to listen and pay attention to your teacher this year and do what they say. if you do, they will prepare you to be mayor one day or superintendent one day, or president one day. so listen to your teachers. you have a great principle. she fights for you every single day to make sure you have your resources to be successful. i brought some people with me that wanted to come and see harvey milk civil rights academy. these are people i work very closely with but they are so excited to be here because they heard about all the good news and all the good stuff here at harvey milk civil rights academy. first is our board member. hydra mendoza. the other person is the assistant superintendent that supervises harvey milk's above its academy, margaret chu. [applause] i also brought with me the deputies said pete produce superintendent for so solid justice, mr. garrido. th

guy, great show.n mitt romney's own words i quote, "a david hasselhoff concert should be required for all american children." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: he's still on tour? >> jimmy: you didn't know that? >> steve: i didn't know that, but now i do because i saw it's boiled down to the essence of what i should see. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: so they should call that like "anderson cooper 3-6," because it's not the whole 360. >> jimmy: just 3-6. you take out like, 36 degrees. name your five favorite concerts. >> steve: my five favorite concerts are probably the beatles at shea stadium. maybe the who and jimi hendrix at woodstock. hasselhoff. [ laughter ] can i stop it at three? >> jimmy: it counts for two. it counts for two. thas

it is a great step forward.ank everybody who has been part of the office -- process, but most of all, the public to give us direction in shaping this vision. i am excited to actually advance the vision in see some of these tough start getting into the ground. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much,

either way their lives are going to be great, they are going to be great. interestingly th don't watch a lot of tv. big rules in the white house how many hours of tv. when they do watch tv, everything is dvr'd. what they can do is fast forward through any of the ads. i was in washington overnight yesterday. there's a lot of negative ads going on in washington but the girls don't have to see it. >> get past the commercials. >> exactly. >> malia is going to high school. what did she talk to you about that. i know they have had talks. >> she has stomach knots. she doesn't know what it's like to be the mom of a high schooler. they have lots of conversation, open dialogues. they talk about everything, drugs, sex. i said you've had the talks? she said we've had all the talks. they talk about smoking, body image. she tries to meet her kids where they are, see where their head is, what questions they have, be open and honest and try to have that dialogue at all times. >> mrs. obama the guest editor this week. she's contributing a series a day. how involved was she.

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>> it's been great.ty for us to be able to get involved and be a part of this process. i think it's going to be a great election year. i think it's a time for republicans to be able to tell the world, tell america that it's time to get back to work. i think businesses in america have been hit with a lot of speed bumps, there's a lot of not wanting to hire anybody. if cap and trade had gone through, a lot of factory electric bills would have doubled. where are they going to have to get the must be? -- money? they're going to have to let people go. we have a lot of obstacles wanting to slow businesses down. >> do you have good seats? what do you want to hear from your newly minted nominee? >> i want to hear what romney's plan is i hope he can introduce himself to the american public in a way that we keep hearing that the american public wants to hear from him. so he can explain more about himself, his family, his ideals. we know president barack obama. it's time for the country to get to know mitt romney a

it is a great step forward.to thank everybody who has been part of the office -- process, but most of all, the public to give us direction in shaping this vision. i am excited to actually advance the vision in see some of these tough start getting into the ground. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much, ed. we look forward to working with sfmta and the sfcta to do the technical analysis required to make this vision into the kind of implemented all projects that the city can pursue. now i want to bring up howard levitt, the director of communication for the golden gate national recreation area, one of our most important federal partners. it gives you a sense of why spur ended up being involved, because it crosses jurisdictional boundaries, working with federal, state, and local agencies. they have been an amazing partner. welcome, howard. >> thank you very much. i am delighted to be here representing the men and women of the national park service here in san francisco. we are privileged to manage

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it's a great commercial. talk a little bit about his view of the creation. >> welcome in 1884 is interesting because in steve jobs' soul, you do have a heart or soul of a member of the counterculture, a rebel, a misfit. so it appears to the rebels, the naysayers, those who think different. the 1984 ad is i think an incredible and cultural landmark and icon. obviously because of the orwell novel we have been thinking up until then as computers have been centralizing and controlling in the province of the pentagon and the power structure and the corporations. the notion that a computer could be personal and empowering to the individual had grown up a bit in opposition to that. sort of the stewart brand, whole earth catalog view of computers for the people. and steve was in that mentality. he'd also like to think of himself as part of the hacker he does. the problem with him thinking is he said he doesn't want slots. he does wind up in our studio hack in. so in some ways he has violated the hacker eat those by c

great clean in less time.your money back. >>> back now today's professionals chewing over the hottest headlines. star jones, donny deutsch and nbc's medical editor dr. nancy snyderman are assembled and ready to chat. let's talk about the rnc, chris christie gave the keynote address. it was hotly anticipated. but some in the room were a little bit peeved that it took him about 10 minutes to mention mitt romney. they decided it was a little too self-serving. >> what did they expect. >> is that fair criticism. >> he said that he spoke so long about himself because he didn't find mitt romney interesting enough to talk about. it was really a me, me, me speech teed up for 2016. >> you think that was ip appropriate. >> look, he did what he was supposed to do. he talked a lot about himself, his mom, dad, speaks the unvarnished truth. he took from how he speaks the truth to republicans. the mvp boy act, teed himself up for 2016 and played the convention role he was supposed to. >> let me talk about the christie brand.

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it is great. for the eighth year, our volunteer committee has the goal of honoring, educating, connecting, and inspiring thousands of small-business owners throughout the city and the impact that they have. we would like to thank our sponsors. sba, sf chamber of commerce, office of small business, council of district merchants, and the golden gate business association. >> every person in this room is building small business. you are helping small businesses through -- to thrive. remember to shop san francisco, shot small business. -- shop small business. please stay and help congratulate the awardees, the sponsors, and each other. we're making san francisco great. thank you again, mr. mayor. [applause] >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone, providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this is a great resource that does not break the bank. to show just how easy it can be to do just that,

this is a great resource that does not break the bank.o show just how easy it can be to do just that, we have come up with something called the farmers' market challenge. we find someone who loves to cook, give them $20, and challenge them to create a delicious meal from ingredients found right here in the farmer's market. who did we find for today's challenge? >> today with regard to made a pot greater thanchapino. >> you only have $20 to spend. >> i know peter it is going to be tough, but i think i can do it. it is a san francisco classic. we are celebrating bay area food. we have nice beautiful plum tomatoes here. we have some beautiful fresh fish here. it will come together beautifully. >> many to cut out all this talk, and let's go shop. yeah. ♪ >> what makes your dish unique? >> i like it spicy and smoky. i will take fresh italian tomatoes and the fresh seafood, and will bring them to other with some nice spoked paprika and some nice smoked jalapeno peppers. i am going to stew them up and get a nice savory, smoky, fishy, tomatoy, sp

we had great first round. i think we were more so getting it around so we could see how fast we could go. >> we saw perfect exchanges. how much were you working as a team before the race to make sure you had the right handoff? >> you know, we worked in monaco this summer. but we just had great chemistry. like with bianca, i only did one handoff with her the whole time we have been doing handoffs. everything just fell into line. we brought it home for the u.s. we haven't had a medal in this race in a long time. >> 27 years. yeah. >> i wonder what it's like in the village at this point in the game. there's a lot of medal clinking together on the american side right now. >> you have the box set going. >> i have the box set right now. >> that's the olympic rainbow. >> olympic rainbow, yes. >> all right, listen, great to have you here. congratulations. we're so excited and you've got a lot of americans here and at home. >> very cool. >> congratulations. >> all right. we have a lot more as we continue here on "today

i think is a great story. there is a lot of great stories in the olympics.than anyone in the history of the olympics. he has one more shot tonight and he is against his rival i would say, lochte, right? what is going to happen? >> andrea: i think he will win. i know eric doesn't like him. you and i have fought about this, but i have to maybe a bag of cheetos and bong hit isn't as bad as multiple one night stands. >> eric: one is legal and one is illegal. >> bob: i don't have a problem with it. >> greg: lochte's mom didn't know what that meant. she meant dates. my suggestion is i think the olympics should be year-round because it's a great distraction. we don't talk about quanttative easing. we talk about the great people. if you think about bolstering the economy. pummel horse industry will explode. get the western values out, there women's right in crappy countries improve. this will make the world a better place. >> bob: another story -- >> kimberly: she was beat by the puerto rican girl. >> andrea: bob, do you tear up when you watch them? >> bob: i tear u

our task would be too great for any man, to have with them their heart and the hand of this great republican party and i prom mispromise you tonight that every fiber of my being is consecrated to our cause that nothing shall be lacking from the struggle that can be brought to us by enthusiasm, by devotion and playing hard work. in this world, no person, no party can guarantee anything. but what we can do and what we shall do is to deserve victory and victory will be ours. the good lord raised this mighty republic to be a home for the brave and to flourish as the land of the free. not to stagnant in the swamp land of collectivism. not to cringe to the bullying. now my fellow markers, the tide has been running against freedom. our people have followed. we must and we shall return to proven ways not because they are our own, but because they are true. we must and we shall get the tides running again in the cause of freedom. and this party with the action, every word, every breath and every heart beat and single resolve and that is freedom. freedom made orderly by our constitutional government,

that's great.you're doing a documentary on him, right? >> i just finished it, a featured documentary on the making of michael jackson's "bad" album. and my man questlove was -- so thank you for doing interviews and great -- he's not just a great musician, he's a musical story, and they knew everything about the album the day it was released. the musicians, so he was -- thanks for being part of that. >> jimmy: why "bad?" why that album out of all of them? >> well, because -- >> jimmy: just because he has glow in the dark socks. >> no, this -- [ light laughter ] no, this august 31st is going to be the 20th anniversary of the "bad" album being released, so that's why. >> jimmy: i printed out the stars but i didn't realize how great that record is. of course, i have it, but "bad," that was a hit. "the way you make me feel." >> five number one singles, consecutive. with -- "thriller" didn't even have that. >> jimmy: that's -- yeah, that's right. "thriller" didn't have that. >> didn't have it. >> jimmy:

it's going to be not just a great afternoon but a great night. i think a pretty darn nice thursday as well. with the drier air in place, that means a comfortable night tonight. you can open the windows, turn off the ac, enjoy that. we'll see a couple of 50s again north and west. for tomorrow the dry air is in place but a warmer day. instead of mid-80s like today we'll be in the upper 80s but not too humid so it will be okay. as we head toward friday, the humidity comes back up. we're looking at temperatures friday in the mid-90s. looks like the chance of storms will be toward us again as we head toward late in the weekend and monday. i want to talk about isaac one more time. winds 75, gusting to 90. passing southwest of new orleans over toward baton rouge and lafayette this evening. it will slowly weaken as it tracks through louisiana but it's going to drop a lot of rain and the flooding from the rain is going to be a big problem for days to come. great weather around here today, 85. tonight we're in the 60s in town. maybe upper 50s north and wes

that is not great news. it makes its way out across the atlantic and heads towards key westerly monday morning and parallels the western coast of florida heading toward the panhandle sometime late tuesday on into wednesday w >> mostly sunny skies on this thursday. we're in the low to mid 80's towards the afternoon. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? ♪ taking care of business every day ♪ >> now to "today's professionals" who are already talking even before the cameras come on. guys good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i guess we can answer the question of whether we coordinate our outfits. we're clashing today. >> we're having a mint julep day. >> let's talk about the lack of clothes. prince harry naked. is this a boys will be boys or is this a serious lapse for somebody third in line to the thrown? >> third in line, he doesn't really have to worry about it. i just feel badly he would have friends in his life that would violate his privacy that way. people go to vegas and do stupid things. what

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great. now the publishing point of view. >> i would like to say that politics & prose is why i still love publishing after all this time, about 40 years' worth. in europe probably wondering what publishers actually do. you just heard a description of the ecosystem, and it is an ecosystem. it is heavily dependent upon marriage went from both within and from outside, diversity is critical to the evolution as a traditional book publisher, i looked at the arrival of the books as a species, it's kind of unsettling. the fact of the matter is that we are now publishing the trend 55 and 70 books a year. since 2000, made 2007 we have been publishing each of those in an e-book format as well. and they are, as jim said, a rising percentage of our overall revenue. i would say that the downside is that friendlies the next five years i would see our brand sales probably declining by about 10 percent every year. so we have to make that up somehow. but back to the question of what publishers to, when we wor

i've got a great family, a great girlfriend, a great support team around me. as i said, i couldn't be happier. >> rose: when you go out to beth page to practice, i assume you're going to practice. >> yes. >> rose: what are you going to work on, what are you going to do. what's practice for you other than playing 18 holes. >> definitely i haven't played beth page since 2009 so i have to refamiliarize myself with the golf course, i will play it tomorrow and on wednesday also. and just get a feeling again, get a, sometimes certain shots, certain courses, i'll figure out what way i'm going to play it, how i'm going to improve the course and i will work on that in the rings. i will again do visualization. visualize the first tee shot. i'll visualize that in my mind. sometimes i'll go all 18 holes playing the different shots i need to play. >> rose: tiger will be in your group at the beginning. >> yes. >> rose: you, tiger and someone else. >> johnson. >> rose: is it inspiring, challenging because he was such an inspiration to you when you were growing up. you knew e

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nation and america is great because people are great with winston churchhill we say, we have not yurn nid all this way. across the central, across the oceans, across the mountains, across the prairies because we are made of sugar candy. america is in trouble today not because there are people who have failed but because the leaders have failed and what america needs are leaders to match the greatness of its people. and this great group of americans and forgotten americans and others know the great questions must answer by their vote to november is this -- whether we shall continue for four more years the policy of the last five years and this is their answer and this is my answer to that question -- when the strongest nation in the world can be tied down for four years in a war in vietnam with no end in sight, when the richest in the nation of the world cannot manage its own economy, when the nation with the greatest tradition of the rule of law is plagued by unprecidented lawlessness, when a nation has been known for centuries for ewall ty of opportunity is torn by unprecedented raci

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great american. of like to recognize a very distinguished gentleman. >> i am a former member of the united states congress from the state of maryland who left voluntarily. [laughter] i rise this morning to speak to this section on behalf of the people of the great state of maryland and working men and their families all across america. they are black, white, a native american, latino. they, like we come with a set of values and expectations regarding their security and have it supports it appeared the day -- supported. the play by the rules. love your country. cherish your faith. protecting that group of americans in every state has to be as it has been a priority for this party. like us and generations before them, and they assume we will protect that security because they want the best for their next generation. they know that most of us will leave the world not the way we found it. they want better jobs to be able to provide for their families. a decent income, fair wages, doing the same job and b

we had a great time. kids-- the ones that i brought from janesville out there, were treated to 3 hours of just great conversation and one of the funniest things for me is that congressman ryan talked with amanda terrell about hunting for 30 minutes -- deer hunting and amanda talking to her congressman over a rack of ribs at this beautiful place. >> greta: coming up, he has been the vice-presidential candidate for a short time. but representative ryan has been in congress for 14 years. how will his experience impact the campaign? byron york is here to talk about that, next. and hadt had the makings of a big screen thriller. how did governor mitt romney keep the v.p. decision quiet? how did paul ryan pull off the tough secret mission? we'll take you behind the we'll take you behind the scenes, coming [ male announcer ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you

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beneath that there is great depth and great passion. we are getting to be better and bet we friends and i think he is trick. we talk about character. think that first he ran if president did not one, came back, went through the debates took a pounding and he is getting pounded again, and he hasn't blinked. pretty impressive. impressive. >>neil: will but right now what is happening with the economy, some of the economic numbers have locked up but there is the say on wall street, as the economy is in the summer, so, go voters to the polls in november. there is a snapshot based on how they felt in the summer going into november the by this definition, what does that tell you? >>guest: it tells me that mitt romney is going to have to in the debate, more important in my opinion he will have to say i have the ability to turn it up. i have the ability to fix this, to really restore prosperity, not leave the gas on simmer. i can make this country work again. obama will try to say give me four more years, whoever wins the fit is going to be pres

just a great song. thank you so much.nnis miller, kate flannery and of course, joshua radin. tomorrow night, lisa kudrow and carly rae jepsen will join us. but jimmy fallon's happening right now. jimmy, take it! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! hey, you guys, thank you so much. welcome. welcome, everybody. thank you for being here tonight! welcome to "late night --" [ cheers and applause ] "-- with jimmy fallon," everybody. you guys, huge, huge news today for president obama. the supreme court voted 5 to 4 to uphold his health care law. [ cheers and applause ] wow, big day. obama actually had three different speeches prepared, depending on the decision. but in the end, he went with the one that m

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