jerry: i have a follow-up on this question. first of all, thank you for coming. we appreciate it. prominent official recently made a public allegation that the secretary of issued someson order or instruction i believe a year or a year and a half ago saying you are not allowed, dhs officials were not allowed to look through the social media postings of any applicant. my understanding from folks at dhs is that was incorrect in the secretary was not happy with the allegation. can you shed some light on what is true and what is not true? leon: i am not aware that there was ever such a directive, so when you have been hearing from what your research with everything that i know, certainly in all of the time i have been at dhs, both the secretary and the deputy secretary have been very clear that this is a capacity not only we need to develop, but we need to develop comprehensively and quickly. that is a conversation actually that he and i have pretty prickly about the importance of us moving forward. brian: my understanding is there was not a proactive authorization to use social media

[cheers and applause] say this: i should not in front of jerry, because i have to really behave in frontf jerry. but they say donald trump can do practically anything and they are still voting for him, they are still going to caucus for him. i am very happy about it. 69% and then just about with him, i think i get into the 90's. i think other people are at 9% and 12%. hired to were you. you are going to make a decision soon, monday. -- i adore you. you were going to make a decision soon, monday. we are going to make america great again, i promise. donald, i have, gotten to know some of your -- >> i love you, donald! mr. trump: i love you, too. jerry, it may be a guy, but i love them. gotten to know some of your family members and employees. how loyal your employees are to you and that is not the case when the boss is a thai rent and i just wish he would say a word or two about your family. to, butp: i would love maybe first your family -- becky, mrs. falwell is here. she is just an amazing person, such a big influence on jerry. becky, could you and the family come up please? bring those

jerry, i can't sleep without my quilt. the other night i was cold, so last night i turn up the heat, it's too hot. i open a window, it's too cold. i can't get into a zone. what's that? huh? that. oh. i forgot. i'm sorry about that can opener stuff. yeah...me, too. i love you. i love you. well, good night. good night. give it to me i' m worth it baby i' m worth it uh huh i' m worth it gimme gimme i' m worth it give it to me i' m worth it we have over 15,000 activities that you can book on our app to make sure your little animal, enjoys her first trip to the kingdom. expedia, technology connecting you to what matters. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you' re totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. if you need a reason to start celebrating super bowl 50 early - i'll give you two. get a large,1-topping pizza for only 50 cents when you order any large pizza at regular menu price. better ingredients. x better pizza. better football. papajohns.com al

jerry, i don't think you are going to make the baseball team. it was pretty obvious, i would say because there i was knocked out and could not even get away from the fastball, but then he said something else, which was terribly profound. he said, you should take typewriting. i said typewriting, typewriting is for girls. on the 47. in 1947 it was true. they took typewriting to get into business jobs, so here i am in this class with 15 girls. as it turned out, what freshman has the opportunity to sit with 15 girls. we had manual typewriters. most people don't even remember what they were. these girls had beautiful long fingers and i said how can i compete with my stubby fingers. after the first couple of weeks they began typing tests. i was smoking the girls because there pinkies did not have a strength and so they couldn't get the a to work. of course, no one knew what to do with the; anyway. in the eyes was that the typewriting class was also the newspaper staff. the newspaper staff with a wonderfully evocative rosebud, which was the name of our

every single one, i consider them first class student athletes and great kids and it's because of jerry york. >> i won't bore was the details but he's a stand up man. he helped me at work one night and i will never forget him for what he did that night. it's a long story. it was a touching story. he's a great man. he really is. >> good. >> an honest good man. >> coming up, at 7:00, proof that boston is booming. it can be found in the vibrant expanding restaurant scene. a look inside one hotspot that has a front-row seat to the new towers and development. >> new at 11:00, some call it racist, others call it a tradition that must stay. the heated battle over a local high school mascot but first a.b.c. world news. >> five days to iowa. the new vow from donald trump and what megan kelly is saying. -- slam into the east. >> next on chronicle, sanibel and captiva. grabs a ride in a cow car and asking us about this weekend. are we going to see snow? i said, i don't think so. i think it will be too mild. >> on friday, either some flurries or squalls, a slight chance of accumulation in some spot

hi everybody, i am jerry willis in for butler and this is "bulls and bears." the bulls and bears this week. well come all. susie, consumers cutting back on spnding last month and falling nearly 1,600 points so far this year and wall smart closing stores. is everything still okay? >> you know jerry, i have to tell you when i heard the president say this in the state of the union, it literally took me breath away. i thought it was a moment. it was sort of like the president standing up and saying the sky is green. everybody that thinks that the ski is blue is peddling fiction. it's really a polite way of saying lying. it was a moment that you you think that everybody is crazy, but it's actually saying that. we could sit here for the entire show and talk about statistics to prove that the economy is in trouble. you heard the candidates as the debates and go to a slew of them. i could ratdtle them off and thn there are global trim ers and then china coming at us. it's worry sochlt maybe not a recession, but a worsening. the irony of this is what gets me. later in

well, i could step. >> jerry, no, you-- all right. if i could just throw your name around a little jerry, you show up for a few weeks, no big deal. >> trevor: and that's seriously how you got him to. >> no, he volunteers every time, yeah. jerry loves me. what? >> trevor: it all fascinates me. i'm trying to figure out how he directs you. like you and jerry seem so different in your stiels of comedy. >> that's what is good about him. he's bossy, you know what i mean? he's very-- he's very-- very prime, he is kind of-- looks good in a suit, very organized, you know what i mean. very severe, you have a severe side. >> trevor: you said nothing, you realized that. you started a sentence four times, he is very-- he's very-- you know the way is he-- like you, he's very-- you said nothing. >> i said severe at the end. >> trevor: you said severe at the en. >> i was proud of myself that i actually got severe. the crowd is going along about it, and you had to throw it in my face. i come out after a shot. i'm off in the outer space. i'm honestly fu

jerry, looking inging at the weather across then i guess we should be happy. >> jerry: arctic express is over much of the country. i think sit back and be warm and watch the people freeze. it was negative 10. chested with the war paint on. our last hour in motion, you can see copious amounts of wet weather. and very high obviously. relative humidity 91%. to the southeast liberty high 38 degrees with the southwest wind at 4. 43 degrees warm. temperatures around the valley upper 30s to low 40s up in north las vegas. 24 on the mountain 42 in boulder city. and there is that diffuse so far not much has been going on but specks up to the northeast. valley doppler is dry. still keeping a chance for showers this morning. northeast wind five to ten and temperatures struggling to get out of the 40s. a nice day to sit in and watch a football game. and now to a new development on that deadly crash. the intersection of boulder highway is open after police investigated a double fatal crash there. it happened at 10:40 last night. police were investigating who had the right-of-way. they know a vehicl

jerry: so for 8 days we had nothing. yeah, i would say things were pretty bad. garvin: jerry schwartz was trapped with herb zinn for 8 days. richard, asking jerry every question he had always wanted to ask, absorbing every detail he had so long wanted to know. jerry: i think some guys figured they were gonna die and some guys figured they weren't gonna die. [bugle playing] garvin: by the time the next day, when a monument to the 95th at war was dedicated, richard was at peace. finally given the chance to learn his history. finally given a chance to say thanks to those responsible for his future. garvin: while richard traveled to great lengths to honor his father's legacy, a group of women stayed close to home to pull off a stealth mission to honor their neighbors who also served this country. what these pleasanton women did took months of hard work and secrecy to pull off: a celebration some world war ii veterans won't soon forget. garvin: sure, the second world war may have ended 70 years ago but that doesn't mean all its secret missions are over. like the one a

jerry 19:45:39 1.5 billion dollars. i mean... even if you end up with half of that. it's too much money to jerry 19:45:39 1.5 billion dollars. i mean... even if you end up with half of that. it's too much money to contemplate 48 sales for the mind boggling powerball prize are breaking records too.. nats 19:33:13 this is the winning ticket mary 19:25:38 total day sales for sunday, monday and tuesday - in each of those days, sales totals are running 4 to 5 times higher than they were last week which was already a record 48 iowans aren't the only ones lining up for a shot at the one point five billion dollars... powerball fever is sweeping the country. the lottery says chances are good that someone will match five numbers plus the powerball. mary 19:25:04 about 86% of all those possible combinations will be covered. will be purchased for tonight's drawing. that's a pretty high number 10 many of us already have a good chunk of the money spent... karen 19:41:22 hopefully i can college jerry 19:45:09 we all know we're going to go a little crazy. we're going to do world tour

i like you. >> trevor: thank you, very much, jerry i really appreciate that. . i invited trevor to be on my show before he got this gig. >> trevor: a lot of people don't realize that. >> yes. i thought this guy is cool. i want to talk to this guy. he came on and did the show. between that and us doing the show he gets this. then of course everyone gets him. it was fun i caught you in that moment. it was fun to catch you in the moment. >> trevor: comedy timing, now we're here. >> we're here. trevor: i'm going to savior this moment for a moment. >> smells good in here. trevor: wonderful. >> do you wear cologne? trevor: no. >> i thought i smelled something nice. >> trevor: that was me. not the cologne. >> you're suppose to say, i just had gas. [laughing] >> that's kid stuff. revor: that's an american joke. >> when you have kids that's hilarious to them. [laughing] >> trevor: oh, man. the new season on "comedians in cars getting coffee" is streaming now. comediansincarsgettingcoffee.com jerry seinfeld, everybody. [cheers and applause] sfx: rocket blasting off (ding

you know -- and i asked jerry and i asked some of the folks because i hear this is a major theme right corinthians, right? 2 corinthians 317 that's the whole ball game. where the spirit of the lord -- right? where the spirit of the lord is, there is liberty. and here there is liberty college. but liberty university, but, it is so true. >> trump also sat down yesterday to talk about why he would be a better president for evangelicals than ted cruz. invoking ronald reagan and garnering this response. >> ronald reagan wasn't a, you know, totally he didn't read the bible every day, seven days a week, but he was a great president, and he was a great president for christianity. and frankly, i would say that i will be a far better leader, i'll be much stronger on borders, i'll be much stronger on protecting the evangelicals. i'll be much, much stronger in protecting our country. >> donald did an interview where he described that he thinks he's bigger than ronald reagan. you know, i think the american people will make that determination. you know, i would note, that ronald reagan spent decades

chip 3 reid reports. 3 (++pkg++) (sot obama 3 seinfeld) jerry: "are you ready?" obama: "i got some stuff to do." (narr 1) if you were expecting a conversation *percolating* with domestic and foreign policy -- that's just not jerry seinfeld's brand. (sot obama seinfeld) jerry: "are these washed?" (points to apples on oval office coffee table) obama: that there's anything wrong with that.(sot obama seinfeld) obama: "i do really well with the zero to 8 demographic. my ears are big, so i look a little like a cartoon character, and so little kids love saying my name. that's funny." obama: "but it's all one big name. it's barack-obama" jerry: it is one of those names that you could compress into one word" obama: "into one word. it's barack-obama." it's like a nickelodeon thing." (nats obama seinfeld) "this is called the beast, it's a caddy." (narr 3) seinfeld wasn't the only one with an american muscle car (sot obama seinfeld) obama: "i could call a nuclear submarine right here from this.. i bet you don't have that." jerry: "i don't have that." obama: "it's a cool feature, plus

>> at some point. >> well, you know, it is -- first of all, it is so great to hear from jerry. i knew his father. his father was a man of principle. a man of deep conviction. and a man that would not compromise his values or his principles. during the 1980, 1979, i was part of the religious roundtable. we worked together with moral majority to mobilize millions of people of faith. to help elect ronald reagan. >> you know, we see in these elections there's so many evangelicals that stay out of the voting process. will that happen this year? >> i don't think so. unfortunately for the last 50 years the church, the people of faith have stayed away from the political process and their reasoning is politics is a dirty business. i don't want any part of it. people of principle not been running for office and people of principle have not been voting for people of principle and becomes our fault. actually, for the last few years i've made it a concerted effort to talk to pastors, priests, rabbis -- >> motivate your congregation? >> motivate them to be involved. >> last word, jerry falwell

and i ask jerry and i ask some of the folks because i hear that this is a major theme right here, but two corinthians right? two corinthians 3:17, that's the whole ball game. 'where the spirit of the lord'-- right-- 'where the spirit of the lord is, there is liberty.'" there was some small laughter at the mistake. the crowd of ten thousand was filled overwhelmingly with students, who are required to attend the university's tri- weekly convocations. meantime, democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders is trying to rally support in the deep south. thousands packed a birmingham auditorium.. where the vermont senator mostly focused on income inequality. "obviously i need your help and support to win here in alabama. i need democratic nomination and to win the general election. but, here's the big but, i will need your help after the day after the election." sanders called for higher minimum wage, free college tuition and paid family medical leave across regional lines. a jilted bride in seattle turns her heartbreak into a night of joy for a group of homeless families. her mother says

so i want to thank jerry for saying that. [ applause ] you know, it was very interesting because when other -- and everybody wants to come here. they don't have this kind of a crowd, but that's okay. but i will say this, when jerry was telling you know nice things about other people and he was saying this one is very smart and this one is good, this one is good, and trump reminds me of my father, i said that's the best compliment of all. that's much better than any of the other people got so i was extremely happy about that. i will tell you, and you should be very proud to be here. you're going to have an amazing future. you're going to have just absolutely amazing futures. we had a debate recently, and the debate -- who watched the debate? everybody? very political place, okay? but it was an amazing evening we did well.we did fine. and the polls came out right after that, and we keep going up and we're so happy and i'm not going to go over the polls. somebody said why do you always discuss the polls? one of the people i'm running against, why do you always -- now, he's in seventh pla

i know. ...they tell me. nice to have you here, jerry. thank you. how are you? how about yourself? you're a hyphenate. yeah. and sigi is short for? sigourney. i like both. well, thank you. is that all right? sounds good. uh, talk about your boyfriend. yeah? we've been together and he's out here in the audience cheering me on. and let's hear about what -- you work in atlanta? and special events in downtown atlanta. all right. i'm so ready. those devices again. we'll do another "toss up." this also will determine who will start the first round. the category is "person." off we go. [ bell chimes ] kaidren. nature lover. yeah. you got it. [ applause ] well, that was quick. she got both "toss ups." "places" is the category for this first round, and, kaidren, you're gonna start. s. i'd like to buy a vowel. mm-hmm. e. there are a couple of e's. i'd like to buy another vowel. all right. a. and let's see. three a's are up there, i'm told. r. four r's. that'll help your score. $2,700. there come the last of the r's. what do you want to do now? i'd like to buy a vowel, please. i. you did it again. one i. great. i would

so i want to thank jerry for saying that. you know, it was very interesting, because when other candidates -- and everybody wants to come here. they don't have this kind of a crowd, but that's okay. but i will say this, when jerry was telling nice things about other people and he was saying this one's very smart and this one's good, this one's good. and trump reminds me of my father. i said, that's the best compliment of all. that's much better than any of the other people got so i was extremely happy about that, i will tell you. and you should be very proud to be here. you're going to have amazing futures. just absolutely amazing futures. we had a debate recently. who watched the debate? everybody? very political place. okay? but it was an amazing evening for me and we did fine. we did well. and the polls came out right after that and we keep going up and we're so happy. i'm not going to go over the polls. somebody said why do you always discuss the polls. one of the people i'm running against, why do you always -- now he's i

jerry, which i don't know if you've heard of. >> seth: we heard about big jerry. >> i never got big jerry. >> seth: so, big jerry -- explain for those who haven't heard. >> so, one of things that you're not allowed to do -- there's two things you're not allowed to do. very strongly not allowed to do and one is fall asleep on set. and the other is to bring a cell phone. >> seth: right. >> so if you fall asleep on set, the camera crew are ready for you, absolutely ready. and they've got big jerry in a bag, right? that's about -- it's purple, i think, it's about that big. they put it into photographs with you. and you go on a board of shame. and if you take that down angrily, it gets bigger. [ laughter ] and then eventually -- eventually what they do is -- i think this happened on "django" where somebody got so furious about this picture they put it all on t-shirts and the entire crew was wearing a t-shirt with a big. [ laughter and applause ] charlie. checkpoint charlie is a huge deal. and checkpoint charlie is you have to hand in your phone to a guy. guy's name is spencer. bless him. and h

enough talk. >> jerry, i realize you are clinton guy but how do you assess martin o'malley? >> first of all, i know him very well and i have a great deal of admiration for him. i knew him when he was mayor and got to know him particularly well when he was governor. i think about and lori reference this earlier, i think he is kind of in the wrong place at the wrong time. if he had gotten into the left lane of the iowa democratic caucus fight before bernie sanders, it might well be martin o'malley and hillary clinton that we were talking about today hillary clinton. he has a terrific record. he is very well present presented but by the time he got active in the race bernie sanders was on the left and hillary clinton was in the middle and there you have it. >> one thing that. >> one thing that has struck me is that if you look at mike huckabee, rick can torment martin o'malley they have been everywhere and the des moines register keeps track of all the events these candidates do, those three have been here more than anybody, and the polls don't reflect their work. >> there is a

big jerry is about a dildo that's about -- [ laughter ] it's purple, i think, it's about that big. and if you fall asleep on set, they put it into photographs with you. and you go on a board of shame. and if you take that down angrily, it gets bigger. [ laughter ] eventually what they do is -- i think this happened on "django" where somebody got so furious about this picture they put it all on t-shirts and the entire crew was wearing a t-shirt with a big. [ laughter and applause ] the other one is checkpoint charlie. deal. and checkpoint charlie is you have to hand in your phone to a guy. guy's name is spencer. bless him. and he would sit in a pickup truck on the side of a mountain in colorado and growing a beard. that was it. the beard just got longer and longer and longer. and his job is to take people's phones and charge them, and then give them back at the end of -- >> seth: so the whole day you couldn't -- >> no phones. no devices of any kind on set. >> seth: wow. >> which is fantastic. >> seth: is it really? i mean, it must be nice as an actor. especially when you're doing so

it was created as a solo project from ben of ben & jerry's fame. i guess ben and jerry broke up. i blame cocoa ono. ben created a limited edition ice cream just for bernie yearning upon of." which to see mounds like a soft porn promo. you are so beautiful. you have awakened something that has been dead in me for years. i feel like a chrysanthemum is blooming inside of me. ciz me, touch me, but only if you want to. perhaps this emotionally stirring joan baez album will put us in the move. i believe the top 1% have been getting 90% of getting it on. of course, the big question is what flavor is bernie yearning for? >> so the idea of bernie's yearning is that it's essentially mint chocolate chip ice cream, but all the chips have gone up to the top. that's where all the money is. i've got news for ben. in reality, that 1% generally doesn't have a lot of chocolate in it. ( cheers and applause ) , of course,-- i don't-- i don't make the world. >> jon: hey! >> stephen: i don't make the world. i just describe it! you're in the top 1% now, jon. >> jon: yeah, i'm gettin' it. of course, the

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. >> hello supervisors my name is jerry i. live in ingleside district a member of about piper housing policy that is see in the november san francisco rotors and asian-americans in - they don't want extreme registrations on sullivan at an rentals the city should give their current laws a chance to work more san franciscans will registration from the city we put the politics to rest home sharing is the live line for many every shouldn't be making it harder for harking families to stay in the city they love i'm a renter i would like to have at freedom to share my home to legally- knowing to make it harder for us to stay in the city thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi my name is alfonso i appreciate the presentation and the issues you guys have brought this an important issue i've bang complaining to the city on my neighbor jennifer that used her property as a short-term rental illegally through this process 10 years i mean

i think maybe jerry seinfeld. thank you, jerry. >> thank you. >> stephen: thank you so much for being here. "comedians in cars getting over the internet. we'll be right back. buying smartphones for the whole family is expensive. not at t-mobile for a limited time, check out our half off smartphone event. get one of our most popular smartphones, and get the second one at half price. need more? buy another, and get the fourth phone at half price, too. smartphones like the samsung galaxy s6, note 5 and manymore. hurry to t-mobile's half off smartphone event while it lasts ( band playing ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) everybody. my next guest is running for president of these united states. please welcome senator rand paul! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thanks for being here. i've wanted to talk to you for a long time. >> i thought i was going to get a monologue. when is my monologue? >> stephen: any time you want. you know what, jerry seinfeld made fun of your hair, and so by debate rules, you have

jerry: i think all of us have ptsd on the clinton side in 2008. both the best of those efforts. there has been no drama between the national operation and the iowa operation. he is brilliant and humble, and that is a effective accommodation in iowa. others here on the ground. we have young people by the hundreds now, most of whom have been here since april, and they know they are going to caucus by name. mark: is that the truth, do they have a strong operation here? guest: it's the truth, it is not a paper tiger. some of these people are good friends of mine and have been insiders for a long time. this is not an inside out campaign. this is a bottom-up movement. it is important to make the distinction that this is deja vu. and it resonates in the sense that -- i'm going to make a controversial statement here. mark: please do. guest: i don't care about bernie sanders in the sense that he is bernie sanders. he is the face of a movement. he is our face of our issues. until we go forward and to support him in those endeavors -- i would remember at the

i should. >> stephen: jerry stoppelman, "i wish i could give google zero "may be biased." >> stephen: "the late show with stephen colbert" has a review. i looblgd it up before you came on. i gotrs on average, okay. ( cheers and applause ). >> i thought it was four. >> stephen: on average. but there is-- there is one woman out there who gave us a and she said, "this is the first time i had been in a studio audience for a tv show so please keep in mind in the followingbig fan of colbert. always wanted to go to the ed sullivan theater." blah, blah, blah. "it was cold. i wasout for a few minutes. i enjoyed the musical... i had a feeling the audience were really trained to cheer. ( cheers ) basically her like what it seemed like at home. >> oh... ( laughter ) that's an interestingwhat is your-- what is your experience been like? is that a lot like what it's like watching it at home? >> it's a little bit there's more interaction. >> stephen: that's true. >> i'm not just yelling at the tv but the tv is sort of talking back. >> stephen: do you normally yell at the tv when i'm on? >> or throw, not so mu