ha ha! [honks horn] high 5. yeoww! ha ha ha ha ha ha! from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. oh, we got a big one tonight. our guest tonight, mr. tom hanks. he is man so likable, so polite that his name actually contains the word "thanks." [laughter] it's right in it. we begin tonight with the economy, which, as many of you are aware, sucks. [laughter] right now we're looking to pay down $14.3 trillion of debt. [audience reacts] [laughter] apparently i'm reading a scary story to my children. they're going to do all the noises like it's "peter and the [bleeped] wolf or something." we're going to pay down $14. trillion of debt with a economy struggling to produce jobs, in large part because american workers still stubbornly cling to the idea that they should be more highly compensated than say suicidal chinese computer part factory help

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it was an animatronics robot who went "ha ha ha ha" all day and scared generations of san franciscans out of their wits. it has a month-to-month lease at fisherman's wharf. >> they moved it to this temporary location at fisherman's wharf. they left an unusual little treasure of the city. >> ingleside terraces, again, i was trying to show off the residence park. a lot of crazy building. for still has one of the great stairways -- forest hill has one of the greats their ways. -- great stairways. this looked like a ship. they used to decorate fire houses for christmas. >> on the side of this fire house is a wooden tower. the tower was for drying the hoses. after they get water in them, they have to be dried. >> a fire house like this is for sale. if you have $1.3 million, which is really cheap enough for a firehouse -- >> one in the inner sunset was just sold. >> was it? i want to buy a streetcar. i cannot pay my rent. >> there were two of these for pumping water out of the ground. murphy gave a lot of money for it. >> what decided the boundaries and the location of golden gate park? >> it was a deal that they ba

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ha ha ha ha, tase her." [ laughter ] here's another expression from a couple months ago, when obama met the queen of england. this is the "i loved you in 'titanic.'" [ laughter ] >> steve: [ as an old lady ] "and then my jewel fell off the boat. [ laughter ] and i saved a naked picture of myself." >> jimmy: "here's a naked picture of myself when i was --" >> steve: [ as bill paxton ] "oh, lady, i don't want to see that." that was bill paxton. >> jimmy: that's a pretty good bill paxton. "oh lady, get those away from me. i don't want to see that." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: here's another lesser-known facial expression. [ laughter ] this is called the "oh my god, please don't eat my face. [ laughter ] please! ah!" here's another lesser-known expression. take a look at this one. this is the "what are you smiling at, dip [ bleep ]?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] here's one from a joint news conference with canadian prime minister steven harper. this is the "pretending to pay attention while actually thinking about the 1990's tgif sitcom, 'family matters.'" [ laughter and applause ] here's another one, from the same conference. this is the "man, 'family matters' was such a great show. [ light laughter ] you got carl winslow, you got harriette, eddie, laura, the other sister that disappeared after two seasons and, of course, urkel." [ applause ] classic. here's another of my favorites. this one's here's the "oh and then there was eddie's friend, that really dumb but lovable guy. what was his name again? oh yeah -- waldo. waldo geraldo faldo. he was definitely the 'biden' of 'family matters,' he he he." [ light laughter ] this next one -- this one's called the "remember the episode where urkel builds the transformation chamber? [ laughter ] and he alters his dna and when he comes out he's cool and suave instead of nerdy? and instead of steve urkel, his name is stefan urquelle? and then, laura's suddenly interested in him because he's cool? but then, later in the episode, laura realizes that stefan is kind of a jerk and wants to change it back to the regular, nerdy steve. he he he, good times." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] man, that must have been an interesting -- from his face, you can tell. must have been an interesting meeting. here's another. this is the -- [ light laughter ] "speaking of urkel, i wish i had a transformation chamber. i bet i can ask the cia to build me one and they'd have to do it. [ laughter ] then i could transform into a cooler version of myself. except my name would still be pronounced 'barack obama,' 'cause let's face it, barack obama is a pretty kickass name. [ applause ] actually, on second thought, i don't need a transformation chamber at all. because honestly, how can you make me any cooler than i already am? stefan urquelle has on me! i've got a beautiful wife. i'm friends with oprah. i'm the president of the united states and, um, wait, there's one other thing i did. i forget, what was it again? oh yeah, i got osama bin laden, dammit! [ cheers and applause ] to quote urkel, "did i do that?" yes. yes i did. in conclusion, 'family matters' rules." amazing that he can convey that all -- [ cheers and applause ] he loves "family matters." and finally, one last obama expression, from the recent golf summit with john boehner and joe biden. this is the "check out the dimples on biden's balls." there you go. you have it. those are some great facial expressions. stick around. we'll be right back with "freestylin' with the roots." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, dad, you think i could drive? i'll tell you what -- when we stop to fill it up. ♪ ♪ [ son ] you realize, it's gotta run out sometime. [ male announcer ] jetta tdi clean diesel. the turbo that gets 42 miles per gallon. ♪ aflac! oh, i've just got major medica

are involved with, central subway has 11 public art projects, general hospital has 14, recreation and parks has 13, public utilities commission has five, trans day has 5, the public library has three, the public safety building has three, the airport currently has two but we just completed five projects. other public our programs are five. you get a sense of the workload currently underway. with the other capital investments the city is expected to make its infrastructure in the next few years, there will be new public arts projects that will be coming forward. that is why we say the workload is between 60 and 70 projects per year that are ongoing. going forward and looking at what the collection activities do, there are two slides said detail work associated with that. jumping ahead a little bit, you raised some questions about how some of these public art projects might want to have impact in their surrounding neighborhoods. we decided to highlight a few things done in the last year- and-a-half that talk about how these public art projects in packed the streetscape. a longstanding project of the embarcadero was one of them. the installation of the

ha ha ha ha >> 56 in livermore, haber's 58. here are your current highs for today around the bay. but let's talk about it the fog. fairly widespread. by noon they should clear the day. our tempers this afternoon will warm up quite a bit. >> it is an easy ride around the bay area. we are not tracking any hot spots. the bridges look good. there is no backup or delayed. the metering lights kicked on at 7:11 a.m.. it hasn a light rise since those cleared. on the golden gate bridge, an easy ride in both directions. >> although the law has been in place for years, there are still some drivers who are hands on with their cell phone when they should be hands free. stanley roberts is taking a look in this edition of people behaving badly. >> the hands free lot is about 3 years old in california. it is a law that has been widely ignored. when drivers think no one is watching, they will often use their cell phone he legally. notice the cellphone of 2 per year. did i mention, i was not the only one to notice the driver on the phone. 66 >> you are being stopped for using your cell phone while driving. >> every driver needs a hand free device. the driver of this propane tank did not. >> you were doing something with your cellphone. you were reading all over the road. -- you were weaving all over the road. >> this truck driver also had a cell phone firmly attached to his year. here is what happens. >> someone ca

are involved with, central subway has 11 public art projects, general hospital has 14, recreation and parks has 13, public utilities commission has five, trans day has 5, the public library has three, the public safety building has three, the airport currently has two but we just completed five projects. other public our programs are five. you get a sense of the workload currently underway. with the other capital investments the city is expected to make its infrastructure in the next few years, there will be new public arts projects that will be coming forward. that is why we say the workload is between 60 and 70 projects per year that are

has not been there. this is not like he has been doing bad things. i would not say that at all. most of what he has done has been good. but, there has not been a sharp focus on job creations. tavis: your colleague at princeton paul krugman has been much tougher, has he not? >> he has. i am much more favorably inclined than my colleague. tavis: you have raised the stimulus three or four times in this conversation as the best thing the administration has done. paul krugman and others have suggested that it was never big enough from the start. the white house cut a deal and they thought they could get through even when they controlled both houses of congress. >> right. a couple of things. let's remember that it barely got through. there was not a lot of margin. that is related to the second point. i am sympathetic as a peer of economists to the notion that it should have been there. -- i am sympathetic as a pure and economist. it did not look obvious that say a trillion dollar stimulus could have gotten through the congress even though both congress is had democratic majority. -- both houses had a democratic majority. the number kept c

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has a has a show that has a state has thirty following fox i think they scored a homerun when they brought him on because he had a very he already had a following and that's what you want when you bring people into the show and i'm just that i will no longer get to hear your rants about his rants you know it's very matter you know but i think that your media criticism what you brought to the table was really possible because he brought it to the table and that's a ping it's making me really so you're saying i will have a job or i have to hire you want to talk about a lesson for you know that you know there are plenty of things that you'll be able to comment on i just specially enjoyed your column that's when i heard you know i actually enjoyed you know anyone who lives here it was part of mr have to find another time. i mean although he was running out of new ones because you kept on ripping them so. i hope there are multiple ok so let's go on to something else that happened today on t.v. this was on morning joe on m.s.n. b.c. when some not nice things were said about the president. when the seven second delay today. i want to characterize how i thought the president the eight. we have every coming is that right alex yes sure they could go for it but he was quite a bit yesterday oh my god i believe that. noise what do you do it i think the president can i can't believe. we are so the messed up thing about this story is of course that it was just scarborough that was egging him on and telling him to do it and they're like yeah we have the delay and then once he said he goes i can't believe you actually do need anyone to meet it and mark halperin even though it was a bad comment is the one that got indefinitely suspended and nothing happened to joe scarborough but. sorry last last we're going to say about this we were talking about this all morning is that i understand you're not supposed to say things like that there's a certain. decorum that's involved in washington but it boggles my mind that people can go on fox news that they call people socialists and nazis and baby killers you know that's all that's ok but then a cuss word isn't i mean there's a certain there is a certain level of professionalism you're going to expect from the guy that you know is often doing stand ups and part of the white house and also i mean i will also note that joe scarborough show is one of the best shows on m.s.n. we see i mean i really love it but joe is always yelling at me i mean you know there he the media and they are going back and forth all the time to think that this is like the tip of the iceberg just kind of i don't know if he was lying because. the issues are you know i mean honestly if i have two things i just i have two things to say about this one just tie was horrible and vibrating and he should know better and to hear it afterwards that he had every intention of him saying that on air and that he wanted it to happen which you know whatever potato to say i kind of give some you see a little credit because at least they do stick to a standard they have a standard that they regularly enforce as far as kind of being the image they want but do you think it was scarborough is something you would for doing that mark halperin was a bit of it there for doing that i mean which one was actually i think joe's more like. going to the question a lot and where he got his ear about it and i'm not i'm not calling anyone anything ok i think that they both it's one thing whatever it was about the word that he used it was who he was referencing was that was you can call anybody else a word but when it comes to the president what i like are you going to have to play through this i mean not everybody has that there is a reason to start coughing up a storm so you can call there was here in washington sorry not a problem helping us at the f.e.c. because he's trying to start a super pac and look at what actually happened. moments ago the federal election commission made their ruling ladies and gentlemen i'm sorry to say. we won. that. the crazy thing to me about this is that we see stephen colbert on capitol hill before now we see him here that you see emmy and he's a comedian it's all part of entertainment but then suddenly you can see how far it actually goes to where he's essentially done something that's a groundbreaking where now the fair election commission has granted him his own super pac and a lot of people are you know worried about his own super pac and basically three commercials for it during his show i mean i think this is a little over the line and i think that it's crazy that it started out i'm assuming that's him making a joke about how you can just buy our entire electr

has been a bright spot in a dismal economy. has been extremely successful in creating jobs and economic development. for example, in just weeks that mission cheese has been open, sarah has already created five new jobs and the loan fund overall has created 50 new jobs. working solutions, through this loan fund, has made 27 loans to businesses. the interest rate is low and fixed at 4% to 6%. we have lent out close to the entire $680,000 of the original lending capital, and 100% of those businesses are repaying their loans. as the funds revolve, they become available for additional businesses. the funds are used for different things like marketing, hiring new employees, purchasing equipment, tenant improvements, and more. the types of businesses that have benefited from the city loan fund range from salons, cafes, retail shops -- all different types of businesses throughout the city of san francisco. these are exactly the kind of very unique businesses that make san francisco the diverse city that it is. i also wanted to point out that a few of our loan recipients in the city have also graduated and able to later on success -- access traditional bank financing. two of those have been able to move on to get traditional loans. i wou

has a remote control that allows you to be able to control the spray features. it has a rear-cleaning, cleaning, stopped cleaning. it has a heated sea. it has a blow dryer. it has a deodorizer. and you can't flush the toilet with a push of the remote. >> ice cube maker, everything. look at that thing. and this is a little more conventional. >> these are the more conventional u.s. type of toilets where you can actually see the trap passageway on the side. >> tell us what goes in where and how does it come out. >> the bull has the water right here, and when it flushes, it fills up around this curve here, and it basically creates a siphon. >> so here we have passage through to the bottom. i do not know if people have ever seen the bottom of one of these. there is. we have a couple of holes here that are for mounting. usually, there is a flange on the floor. we do not have that here. then, we use a wax seal, something like this. >> is has a little cover on the wax, but it has a throat that sits down in the pipe, and this wax seals it's down there to make the seal on the floor. >> right. you do not want to take this off and stick it on because it is unbelievably luc

has an amazing ability to seek out organizations that are trying to bring more to their causes. he has built meaningful networks. he has brought issues to the milk club around issues. anaconda who has been -- is someone who has brought great many into nightlife. he would be the perfect person for the seat. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm here in support of jim meko. we are neighbors. we have been on the task force and the summer leadership council. his good neighbor policy is an effective policy. he is easy to approach. he is willing to talk about entertainment. he has no discretion about that. that is his livelihood. a good neighbor policy is the policy that has been working throughout the city. i'm asking you to work with him and reappoint him with the seat. also his ability to work with community people really stands out. there have been times that we have bumped into each other late in the evenings. i will not be long because i can be very long winded. can you do this without objection? thank you. >> i am here on behalf of glendon hyde. i have known him for over six years. he is a tireless fund-raiser. during his run for district 6, he was running to help improve the sound area for the lgb

has become a circus and that's part of the problem that she faces. and people are judging her. she has, i'm sure, followed the advice of her attorneys and not spoken. and i think there has -- time has to go by. one of the things she hasic opinion has been so solidified against her that she has to worry about her own safety. and there will be plenty of time to capitalize on this in the future. there'll be plenty of time to capitalize this financially, but i first think she has to restore her image by telling what happened, and she can say, look, the hardest thing in the world is losing your child, assuming that she feels this way. the hardest thing in the world is losing your child. i love my child. i would never do anything to hurt my child. but to have to sit in court and hear yourself accused of killing your child, it is the worst torture any parent could ever imagine. if she says that and means that, and i think that she can make some inroads. >> well, mike, lin, thank you all very much. the drama isn't over yet for casey anthony. she will walk out of jail next week, but what happens when she leaves? will her parents let her back home or ever talk to her again? up next, we'll talk to somebody who has been covering

has draped this neighborhood throughout the day, residents say that it has been this severe since about 1:00 this afternoon. in fact, they tell me that it has been a lot worse. one of the residents who has been here throughout the day is named rammy hussein. he has taken photos and exactly what he has seen throughout the day. you said you first knew there was a fire because you heard fire trucks and their sirens. >> correct. >> reporter: give me a sense of what it looked like earlier in the afternoon. >> early in the afternoon we saw really thing smoke behind me where the plumes are. you can see the flames shooting out from over there and saw giant black smoke going straight up, kind of going into a mushroom cloud shape and progress i feel as the wind started blowing it started draping the entire area eventually blacking out the sun. >> reporter: were there particles falling on the ground? was it difficult to breathe? >> there weren't any particles. you could sense a different smell in the area but in he remembers of it anything falling on the ground, not so much. >> reporter: what about phone calls or knocking on the door from official alerting you as to what was going on? on all the radio station, tv, they told everyone if you're within this v

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