hipster paramedic -- [ applause ] >> hipster paramedic, thank you for joining us. >> what's up?> stephen: so you are there and you will help anyone who passes out or needs assistance. >> yeah. because i have medical training. >> stephen: right. because you have medical training. >> yeah. like i have a lot of training. >> stephen: i kind of need to know if you actually have training, because i'm responsible for these people. >> yeah, i'm sure you are. >> stephen: i'm serious. do you even know cpr? >> up, i don't listen to classic rock. >> okay, okay. but you will be standing by to offer first aid? >> yeah, until radiohead comes on, then i'm totally going to lose my (bleep). >> stephen: okay:okay. thank you. thank you very much. okay. clearly, i'm going to need to get someone else. >> this opening act sucks! bring out radiohead, man! [ applause ] >> stephen: so clearly, clearly radiohead wants nothing to do with corporations. i just wish the u.s. government regulators felt the same way. jim? >> the first thing i'm going to do on day one is issue an executive order saying all the i

wrong hipster. what would ac do now? sss... run?aptioned by access.wgbh.org oup at wgbh friends with benefits #112 "the benefit of friends" closed captioned so, i'm walking through the tent, with sean penn, and i see this young mom sharing a loaf of bread with her entire village. and then sean says, "we are all haiti." oh... that is amazing. that is awesome. god, you have the coolest job. the past couple of years i've been in katrina, afghanistan, indonesia for the tsunami... wow, bro. you're really bad luck. (laughing) right? and when i interviewed obama... ben: sarah's new boyfriend's not so great. i could totally crush him in a dance-off. ♪ ♪ like a superstar ♪ s-t-a-r, s-t-r ♪ oh, oh, you are a superstar ♪ s-t-a-r, s-t-r ♪ party like a superstar ♪ s-t-a-r, s-t-r ♪ oh, oh, you are a superstar (whooping) how are things going with you, ben? huh? oh. uh, me? no. things are good. yeah, actually great. macaroni. macaroni and cheese. ooh. hey. yeah. that's, uh... that's my truck. you're being towed. oh. um... hey! this guy makes the be

so hipster nation, be sure to tune in monday night. it will be our first-ever hour-long episode of "the report," and signs it's twice as long, i will, of course, be paid twice as much. [cheering and applause] i'm sorry. i'm being told i will be paid the same amount. then it will be the last-ever hour-long episode. and once the radiohead gets here, he might never go back to england because the e.u. is on the verge of collapse. >> the european union itself is falling apart and fast. >> the great weakness is obviously governments like greece, if they were to default, you would have collapse of the currency and a lot of problems. >> if the euro collapses, europe collapses. >> stephen: and if europe clanses, where will college students spend a semester abroad to learn how to throw up sangria in spanish? now, the collapse is imminent because once again greece is in danger of defaulting on their debt. and to save themselves, they have only two options. a, the prime minister can turn greece's creditors to stone by using medusa's head. or, b, g

field and you have you know comedians that can move into that because they have this yawn kind of hipster audience has expanded so now they have the freedom to do this despite the fact that more and more i mean polls are taken about the subject matter and one more people say they go to the daily show to get their news this type that jon stewart is very forthcoming infalling i am a comedian i am not well and i object that you know what you know what that's brandon has meant to he and stephen colbert very smart because they sit there and go look you shouldn't be listening to us you shouldn't be listening to us you should be listening to us and people and that there's a hipness quality there that attracts more people not just mind games i mean they are no no no it's not one point nor do yourself they do but it is it is calculated to some extent but but again it's easy they're making it easy for them because the major of the three major networks and the cable stations are doing on sense like this and you know it would be different if anderson cooper said we're going to we're going to have a s

it's become that to the point hipsters are complaining. and in the lower haight, lower haight is batter up. we're going to do the same thing for lower haight. fillmore is in transition period because a lot of people don't understand that in the fillmore and japan town, for 45 years, this area of our city known as redevelopment e-2 project area was governed by a different agency than by city hall, a redevelopment agency. their land use and zoning code did not comport and did not reflect our own san francisco planning codes. operated by a very different government system in fillmore and japan town for 45 years. that period expired in january 2009. previous to that period, created some of the most significant upheaval in transformation in the fillmore and in japan town. we're now dealing with the after effects of that, where i'm proving legislation that help deal with i think some of the missteps of urban renewal this took place between the 1960's and 1980's. so that's a hodgepodge of things. >> you mentioned key issues with your district and

view from older, russian- speaking families to small business owners to younger, kind of art-loving hipsters in areas, but there is a bunch of different types of use. campaigning for supervisor men having to listen to a lot of those and find commonalities that unite people together around improving the richmond for working families, seniors, and everyone that lives here. >> where do you fall on the political spectrum supervisor mar: mar -- where you fall on the political spectrum? supervisor mar: definitely strong support for small businesses. some have said that in a progressive, and though i do not like the term to much because i think it always boxes in, i have always considered myself as having progressive politics because i believe in a vision where people have their needs met. i believe in equity. when people have special needs, we should be considerate of that. i also feel that working families and the lowest income populations should have a safety net. we should have human rights and equality and civil rights for people as well. i am very proud of being a progressive. >> what do you

no i think this is more like a hipster ism with jews in germany in a 1930's the way muslims are being treated the way a justification is made to spy on muslims all over the united states to allow entrapment and what have you and the general open harassment of muslims is worse than mccarthyism it is more like most of us and because there is a state of fear that exists in the muslim community today carol i want to get your response to that do you think that islamophobia here in america first of all is alive and well and do you think it can be compared to naziism first of all i'd like to thank you for having me on the show i disagree with the slant of the newscast i think that there are some americans that are concerned about islam radical islam but i don't see hatred of muslims there are far more acts of anti-semitism than are then there are acts a balance against anyone in the muslim community and i believe that americans see what's happening in europe and that they are rightly concerned we have to be able to talk about it without being labeled as haters and racist or whatever other th

have gone she tried to cover their revolution ok that's kind of a little way to ferry the brooklyn hipsters clearly would have done this a week ago you know they would. do you know yeah they did you know revolution revolution just like they really know right exactly exactly but you know i mean you got to wonder what how i know the job market's bad but as a student like housing a k forty seven skill going to help you is like entry level jobs now looking for a k forty seven is changing there are have allusions happening here. ok this chinese story resort in china's hunan province has launched a p.r. initiative they've declared that they're you know offer free tickets to any female visitors over the age of twenty two who claim that they are virgins and they said that they're doing it for you take it as a gesture of kindness towards the female community so you just say i'm a virgin you can say for free. not so bad honor code. i mean or could i was. that you know they can check i don't want to take you and some governments are disturbing not happy ok anyway so much so i think you just want more

of hipsters clearly would have done this a week ago you know they would be dead if he did you know yeah they did you. just like they really know. exactly exactly but you know i mean you gotta wonder what how i know the job market's bad but as a student like housing a k forty seven skill going to help you is like entry level jobs now looking for a k forty seven is changing there are men aleutians happened to her boy. ok this chinese story resort in china's hunan province has launched a p.r. initiative they've declared that they're you know offer free tickets to any female visitors over the age of twenty two who claim that they are virgins and they said that they're doing that for you take it as a gesture of kindness towards the female community so you just say i'm a virgin you can say for free. not so bad honor code. because i want to know that you have a contract and i don't want to take you in some governments kind of starving not happy ok anyway so i think this is where we're going to shorted to women in china so they're saying hey you can see for free just pretend like you're a perso

open field and you have you know comedians that can move into that because they have lucy on kind of hipster audience as expanded so now they have the freedom to do this and that was chris chambers journalism professor at georgetown university and that's going to do it for now one i thank you so much for watching and if you want to see more on the stories that we covered that are forward slash us.

field and you have you know comedians that can move into that because they have this young kind of hipster audience that has expanded so now they have the freedom to do this that was pristine for journalism professor at georgetown university and that's going to.

done to protect their security and to protect you know their ability to be free americans want to hipsters out there that take pictures of buildings too as we've noted before on the show i want to mention one last thing though right so we see this a russian of civil liberties and the like you said it's going towards people who are taking pictures of buildings and whatnot you see it every time you have to fly go through the airport but there was another chart that came out the really really shocked me because all of this is supposed to be carried out and done under the auspices of investigating terrorism but it turns out that the patriot act in fact has been used more for drugs if that comes to for these warrants that are delayed notice they've been used a much more for drugs one thousand six hundred eighteen times than they have actually for terrorism only fifteen times what does that tell you. it just shows me that the patriot act has not been effective in actually dealing with so-called terrorists the patriot act has been extremely effective in violating our privacy appearing into our pe

now bearded hipsters and modern american costume soundtrack editors, it's the rural electrification administration. it's not just an excellent brooklyn band name. it's a real thing created by fdr to quite literally turn the lights on all over america. the mission was to get electricity to american farms which had little electricity at the time and little hope of getting any ever. it cost to much to run wires to every far flung family with a few acres. yet the nation had an interest in it happening. and making it happen would make some jobs. so the government intervened. first in providing electricity to rural places and later in providing phone service. when president roosevelt acted in the '30s we were in the middle of the great depression. the nation was flat broke with bread lines and shantytowns and hobos on trains crossing the country for work. in the darkest hour when things were as tough as they'd ever been, the rural electrification administration worked. the chair of the appropriations committee grew up in our nation's poorest state in those tough times. congressman witten asked for a rep

if you're that downtown, cool hipster girl. it's something for everybody. it's how you wear it.fordable versions of the fabulous look. >> and i will be relaunching on friday september 9th. >> and the bravo show? >> yes. back on tonight. >> unbelievable. the audience wants to know. give me three must-have pieces for fall. for all of us mere mortals? >> i'm going to say you must have a black leather jacket. some size, shape form. i'm going to say some kind of boot. an ankle boot or an over-the-knee boot or mid-calve. >> leather jacket, boots. got it. >> i'm going to say a cape. i'm really into the cape. >> wow. >> and we can batman. like belted capes. get lost in it. and you don't fly away. >> there you have it. rachel zoe. thank you for your tips. happy to hear about skylar. i cannot wait to meet him. you'll meet him as you watch rachel grow and show a lot. "the rachel zoe project" premieres tonight on bravo. >> thank you. >>> now, to sam for the weather. >> hey, lara. back outside, figuring out how the new studio works in times square. folks are able to see the whole show. you c

>> yes, you know, hash smoking brooklyn hipster. -- is that's what's going on here? >> come on, man. so listen -- >> there's going to be vegetation growing in central park for the next month. >> fair point. look. really? barack obama wants to take the top tax rates on the wealthiest americans back to the levels they were at during the clinton administration. that is what charles krauthammer contends makes him a deep redistributionist who wants to transform american society. he's talking about putting a couple of points on the upper income tax bracket. it seems they're overblowing to claim this guy -- it's ridiculous. >> right. this idea -- >> it's ridiculous. >> soaking the rich. come on. we've got a decades worth of evidence. >> yeah. >> why do i say that? >> we have a decade's worth of evidence that there is class warfare being conducted in this country. >> there are more in poverty than ever, the wealthiest are wealther than ever. >>> i standby everything charles krauthammer said. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [ dog barks ] [ birds ch