jo john stewart may let you get away with that. cashing in starts right now. >> high, everyone, welcome to cashin in. welcome everybody. we have been warning you for years. and now, midterms, at least one democrat admitting obamacare stinks. >> it will be the first time in this country's history that we have actually taxed health care. the problem has always been paying for it. you know, you have to rely on the other individuals that already have health care to pay for that you have made a promise to those, those individuals, that 270 million people that already had health care that your health care will either be the same or will be improved by this. i think that's a very tough promise to live up to. it's going to hit the fan. >> michelle, is the worst yet to come with obamacare? >> yeah, we are about to go on a ride. you know, in 2017, they're set to expire. there will no longer be taxpayer dollars mid gating the cost of losses. that's going to drive up the cost of insurance. but not only that, this administration had hopes that

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john stewart unloading on sean hannity's love for the lawless rancher. that's next .3w4r57. >> cliven bundy is just the latest hero op the right. and he's had no bigger champion than sox news's sean hannity. >> we have rapist and murders and bank robbers and pedophiles out there and they have 200 agents surrounding your ranch because your cows are eating grass on land that they don't even want or need and that you're warking isn't even theirs. armed agents and snipers began impounding his cattle because they're eating public grass. is this the government's new tactic if they believe you owe them much, they're going to surround your home, send in armed agents and sliepers and take your property at gun point? that's the question here in my mind. >> supporting a guy breaking the law. john stewart had some fun with this one earlier this week. >> it seems like something about this bundy feller is blinding hannity to all the things that would normally drive hannity mad with range. is it the hat? because we could give him a different hat. and you know what, giv

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i want to thank leader pelosi for her devotion to san francisco to john stewart and the housing corporation none of this would be possible and tiffany with the infrastructure as well as the commissioners, thank you. again, i want to thank entrepreneurs community partners and the san francisco foundation and welcome back our brother fred blackwell and director olsen lee. and also want to recognize the executive director of the housing authority barbara taylor smith. thank you barbara i know you've had quite a year and at least i want to thank the hunter's view residents thank you so much for being patient. and recognize the hunter tenants association and as we help our people with walk it's a new organization that's been be born out of the entire process. to our housing authority and commissioners thank you very much for your services and mothers against crime we wouldn't be her without you and uplift our educational macomb x institution and we wouldn't be here for the leadership of then mayor gavin newsom and my predecessor between the two of them i also want to welcome the secretary back t

jay, carney said over the course of president obama's term his toughest interview has come from john stewart. we went back and watched that interview. look at a piece of that interview. >> the questions are going to get tougher. how many times a week does biden show up in a wet bathing suit to a meeting? >> michelle, questions, huh? >> wow, that's really tough. that's terrible. the media, just like what wayne said, they don't hold him accountable. that's why he was able to get away with so much. if this was bush they would be all on him but because it's obama it's fine. they let it just pass. >> you pointed out that the media does give him a pass. if that's his toughest interview maybe he should be sitting down with people that might give him a tougher interview. >> he should be but as you and i know other than fox news and a few other places they don't do that. nobody nails this guy and when you read, as i said, if you read the pages in the new york times you would think you were in a different country. these people don't do anything and one of the things when you talk about al sharpton, bo

at its worst was her less than ideal interview with john stewart that took place just one week after the website went live. take a look. >> how many have signed up thus far? jo fully enrolled i can't tell you because i don't know. we are taking applications on the web, on the phone. we'll be giving monthly reports, but i can tell you we've had not only lots of web hits, hundreds of thousands of accounts created. >> so it's been hundreds of thousands of people have signed up. >> of accounts created, which means that then they're going to go shopping. >> i mean, brian, there's no denying her public handling of the roll-out set the president back more than probably any other thing in his presidency so far. as she steps down it r from this role, will her legacy now be defined by the past five months, by these failures? >> i honestly don't really think so. i think that most people that don't follow politics very closely couldn't tell you who hhs secretary was under george w. bush when the medicare part d roll-out was just as disastrous as this roll-out has been or was in the early months.

he suggested john stewart. maybe you remember when letterman stopped by in the bay area back in 1996. he road in cable cars, skateboarded down lombar street. and even gave a chair to this guy. that's kpix5's very own lynn ramirez saying he kept the chair a very long time before giving it to the bad will. and you can watch late night with david letterman. we have his full retirement announcement and original stories from his 1996 visit. >>> johnny depp on the show to night. >>> no joking on the forecast. >> we have some showers out there. maybe hearing the pitter patter on the roof the next hour or two. we will talk about that in a second. san jose is not receiving the rainfall. we have partly cloudy skies, but everybody has a crack at more rainfall coming up tomorrow. now, i think the heaviest rain we are going to see is what is sitting offshore of san mateo county. san francisco, marin. so tween midnight and 1:00 will be the heaviest rain we get. you may get a tenth of an inch of rain in short order overnight

john stewart and the story on the daly show last night. >> states rights, sovereign citizen cliven bundysor of negro studies. >> and i've often wondered were they better off as slaves, picking cotton, having family life and doing things or are they better off under government subsidy? >> well, interesting question i guess history will be the judge. oh, what's that, history decided and the answer is no, they are not better off. if i may offer a bit of advice to the television outlet promoting this gentleman, it would be nice not to see this anymore. >> i guess maybe i'm a little bit like the founding fathers. >> well, yes, a bit like the founding fathers but the bitter view is the bit of them we're ashamed of. >> next up, if you see my weekend show up with steve kornacki you might know that i love game shows. this week jeopardy had a blast from the past. 99.9% sure that "hardball" viewers will have better luck. >> this pizza magnate and 2012 president candidate was a math major at historically black morehouse college. how quickly you have forgotten herman cain. >> chris will be back on mo

john stewart, he's evicted mostly all the people out of public housing. i've asked you all to come out and just take a look at what is going on out there, and the housing that is being built, you wouldn't want your dog to live in it. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other member of the public who hasn't spoken? seeing none, mr. chairman, i think public comment is closed. [gavel] >> and with that, i have to apologize that i have to leave the hearing, but i want to thank you for this opportunity and we will be back as we work with the mayor's office, community, and all the various agencies to develop the proposal. thank you very much, and thank you to all the tenants and the representatives who. come out today. >> thank you, supervisor campos. supervisor avalos. >> thank you. appreciate supervisor campos and the community coming forward with this hearing. and i have been supportive of eviction defense for many, many years [speaker not understood] the budget over the years and interested in doing that again this year the mayor's office can do that. i al

. >> john stewart endorsed your book. he said you are a quote eminently articulate individual of common sense notions, no wonder no one listens, will this fall on deaf ears? >> a lot of people are listening. americans today understand that the system is broken. what i try to do in this book is explain exactly how it's broken and how you would need to remake it so that teachers and inspectors and the president, everyone, can do their jobs better. >> i do hope people listen and again book is "the rule of nobody" phil howard, great to have you with us. >> the civil rights act of 1964 is often hailed as the most important law of the past century. but 50 years after its passing many doubt that our political climate would allow for a major passage of a controversial bill like that one. todd purdham, author of a book, senior writer at milk co-an pold are senior writer at vanity fair. getting approved with that bipartisan support. the conventional wisdom if you talk to most people, it all evolves around martin luther king, jr. ro

. >> so we say, what does hannity do snex i guess the other question is, what does john stewart do next? in a way, the segment write itself. what does he do next? >> dvr's whatever fox news does. both are serving their own base. we should focus on the fact that the government is not overreaching. i think the government is underreaching, if that were an actual word. cliven bundy, which sounds like a fake name, which is why he's so liked at fox news, is a common criminal at best, and a potential domestic terrorist at worst. and both these people mate the government so much, leave america, go to somalia, you'll love it there. and maybe fox news could do well there also. >> one of the questions now, does bundy's implosion is that going to make it easier for the government to do what they were trying to do in the first place. anyways, thank you. up next, the latest argument by a republican against equal pay for women. i'll just press this, and you'll save on both. ding! ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let'

. >> how much do you dislike john stewart? >> i don't -- i take stewart for what he is.e's a comedian. he's very, very funny at times. i don't care -- >> the sean of the -- >> that was hilarious. >> you -- >> look, he's liberal. i take that for what it's worth but he's funny, entertaining and he has great writers on the show. i think it's well done. i like it. >> it's tight but you're busy -- >> i have a sense of humor. >> you're busy watching "house of cards" on tv. speaking to this man, this man actually walked away and came back -- >> uh-oh. >> and came back with this question. >> can't be good. >> in a time our country is crying out for such unity, why does he promote such deviciveness? >> 50 million americans in poverty, on food stamps. the country is suffering on the international stage. we're suffering and being humiliated but putin and others. liberalism doesn't work. i want people to work, have the american dream, lower taxes, greater freedom. and we're not having that right now. they are telling us how much soda we can drink and how much salt we can take and ta

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inspiring john stewart. >> it has everything, mcconnell's running a board meeting, walking around, talkingisking some of his younger voters. >> but the senate minority leader isn't the only candidate who put b-roll of himself on the internet. you can download high definition video clips many set to equally inspiring music of other politicians, too. like senator mark begich of alaska, dan sullivan of alaska, senator kay hagan, north carolina, senate candidate tom tillis, senator al franken of minnesota, and senator mark udall of colorado. so why might a candidate put up you raw, highly produced video on the internet for anyone to use? precisely so anyone can use it. like, say, groups who want to promote a candidate but due to campaign finance laws cannot work directly with them. >> american crossroads is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> except when they aren't responsible for the content of that advertising specifically the video in the advertising. for example, here is senator mitch mcconnell in his own video and here are the same shots in an ad from the kentucky opportu

. >> another name tossed around, john stewart, "the daily show" host's contract is up in 2015. >> conan the host of e!'s "chelsea lately" so the timing could work out. >> the agents are on the phone, positioning as we speak. and another selection, huh? >> hey hey. >> what do you think. >>> zoo anyway, abcnews.com is conducting an unscientific poll about who should replace david letterman. conan o'brien has the most votes. >> not even on your own website can you -- >> i got one or two, my mom. >> craig ferguson is a close second and jerry seinfeld, a distant third. he's not even in the running and he's on there. >> diana, too, she's in there. >> why not? >> the '90s -- not the '90s. 2015. >>> moving on inspect anyone who checked out hollywood gossip pieces. james franco flirting, shamelessly, with a 13-year-old fan. >> he's said he met her outside of the theater where he's performing and they exchanged numbers. it turns out the whole thing may have been a giant promotion for franco's new film, because in the film franco plays a coach who has a forbidden romance with a young student. >> i

john stewart's daily show forced people to sign up for health insurance, but she stumbled on the questioninesses not vinl individuals could delay. >> the businesses don't get subsidies. >> they get to delay because they' not getting extra money but individuals don't because they will. >> they're in the market already. >> let me ask you this, am i a stupid man? >> for a lot of young folks, you know, one fall on the basketball court, one auto accident away from a lifetime of hospital bills they can't pay. >> still not sure why individuals can't delay. >> i've been a beneficiary of that guy's wit myself being sarcastic. he can be very tough and intimidating. he's quick as a whit. is that the kind of performance the white house didn't trust? >> that's one of a jillion things she was probably doing. she got through this -- show oversaw the rollout of this enormous health man date. there were problems with it. there's no questions about it. but on balance, she did a lot well. to hang on the daily show appearance and say it wasn't quite up to snuff seems self-serving. >> she's a great governor o

john oliver on the daly show with john stewart and filled in for john last summer. tonight." we're looking forward to it. john, nice to see you. >> good morning to you. >> the idea you're going to take all of the stories that have been aired in the previous week. >> yes. >> talk about them on sunday night so. you're coming breaking news that isn't actually breaking because -- >> could be several days old. >> it's breaking news on a weekly basis. up to the minute once every seven days. >> give me a sense. what kind of stories will be up your alley? >> that sounds like a threat for a start. it will be, i don't know, i think we might look more internationally, we might look slightly deeper because we have the kind of the burden of more time. so no, i'm used to kind of the grind of doing things quickly, working at the daly show so i'm hoping it's a good thing having more time. >> you're going to spend your weeks watching all of the stories that people are covering saying is that what i want to dive deep? for example, we did the story today about the kid who got suspende

2012 about, well, is it appropriate for the sitting president and candidate to give interviews to john stewart and others. the answer was yes, again, because the young voters are more likely to watch the "the daily show" than some other news shows, but also i think if you look back at 2012 in the series of interviews the sitting president of the united states probably the most subsequent interview he had was jon stewart. it was with the anchor of "the daily show." >> what does that tell you? >> uh -- [laughter] i think you all should examine it and write about it. i think it's a broader discussion about where the traditional media are today. it's also a reflection of the fact that somebody like jon stewart is a very smart, sophisticated, good consumer of an percent are of the news. he presents it in a way that young eyeballs, which is what we're looking for. >> the ubiquity of social media? >> i wish we were ubiquitous. >> what were you trying to tell people with a selfie in the back of the presidential limo? >> well, -- >> which i'm sure it is. >> i think the purpose of that is the same as th

and other places about how the administration was so upset with her daily show appearance with john stewarttes that they said she needed to go. she kind of tap danced around the question of whether she was fired or not and there was an interview the month before in which she said that she would stay on until the next enrollment period at the end of this year in november. but bottom line is that this nomination battle for the next nominee, currently the o.m.b. director, is going to be interesting. she'll likely get the votes she needs but along the way could be a bumpy ride about the specifics of obamacare. gregg: jeff sessions gave her a pretty hard time over the president's budget proposal when she was there to present it. this is not going to be a skate. >> no. it's not. she's well respected up there but you're right. last time she was on capitol hill, it was not a great hearing appearance for her and that back and forth with senator jeff sessions and it was many republicans and others looking at it said it was pretty evasive so the question is whether republicans will get some of the ans

. >> john stewart this week. i prematurely dismissed michael steel.ound for one more block. senator white house basically said republicans have kind of pulled a fast one when it comes to the issue of disclosure. you were talking about your desire. he's basically saying they were for it for years, mitch mcconnell was saying let's have the money, make sure you put a night on it. now in the wake of citizen united republicans are saying no, we're not interested in it anymore. >> to protect their high-end donors who don't want to be disclosed. that needs to be the great equalizer. >> but you do sort of now just -- the republicans did do a strategic shift. >> of course they did. you said it right. it's a strategic shift. they understood. that doesn't make it right or smart politics ultimately either for the party. you need to deal with the reality that people want to know who's writing the checks. i think a lot of the big noise in this debate goes away when you have full exposure and disclosure so that people know exactly where the dollar is coming in. in t

i am more nervous about going on john stewart than about going on "meet the press."lling. they're scared of comedians because comedians, first of all, we don't have any filter. 0 our edit buttons are on hold and we go there. we have nothing to lose so they're scared of us and should be. >> you're absolutely right about that. i have this high tone theory that humor is complete intelligence. and how many politicians have complete intelligence. >> well, you just saw george bush. >> what you saw with him, he's on the comedy show and he's trying to be funny. and it just doesn't work. >> just show his new paintings. >> and he was funny in other ways like his humorous wars. >> there's that. can politicians be funny when they go on these shows or is the best advice to them just to sort of let the comedian be funny, play the straight man? >> they aren't supposed to be dead pan. richard nixon going on laughing and saying, sock it to me. you know, you have to just -- >> stressing the wrong word. >> make fun of yourself like romney it. maybe you'll show that clip of the top ten

david, tom freedman, charlie rose, ken burns, and jon stewart, john is joining us tomorrow as a moderator because he believes what has happened to women since the arab spring is no joke. i want to thank all of the public spirited anchors from every network who are going to join us in the next 2 1/2 days to moderator panel. thanks to the intrepid tv newswoman cynthia mcfadden. she stepped in at midnight even though she is about to start a demanding new job at nbc news to moderate this evening's panel about syria and speaking of support, thank you big time to our loyal co-presenting sponsor toyota. toyota is with us for the third year running and they have been with us taking women in the world out on the road for the many summits we have been doing for the last three months. i want to thank them for being such great partners. i want to thank mercury too. [applause] >> i'd like to thank merck, too, they have increased their commitment to become a co-presenting sponsor alongside. thank you. a warm welcome as well -- [applause] >> a warm welcome as well to a new leadership sponsor dove. they'

john stewart and jay leno. let us know we'll let you know some of the results.utting you on the spot. mr. lauer, who do you think? >> i'm not going there. no. >> i'll go there. >> i think neil patrick harris -- he'd be great. >> ellen degeneres. i like that one. >> dylan, i think it's ellen or chelsea. time for a female on the network. is. >> tina fey, amy poehler. >> can we let dave have his next couple of months? >> all right tamron thanks very much. >>> coming up more on that violent outbreak of tornadoes and the areas under the gun for severe weather today. >> plus former president george w. bush reveals his portraits of world leaders for the first time anywhere. among them a painting of his own father that even his own mother has not seen. well, guess what she's with us live and you know she's going to tell us what she thinks. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up on "trending," the embarrassing reason this teenager found herself stuck in a drain in need of rescue. >>> opens up about his new movie, fame and his engagement. and w let me get this s

david miliband, tom friedman, charlie rose ken burns and jon stewart. johnis joining us tomorrow as they moderator because he believes what is happening to women since the arab spring is no joke. i want to thank all the public spirited anchors from every network who are going to join us in the next two and a half days to moderator panels. thanks especially to the intrepid intrepid tv newswoman cynthia mcfadden because last night when abc's martha raddatz was pulled to cover breaking new cynthia stepped in at midnight even though she was about to start her new job at nbc news to moderate this evenings panel about syria. speaking of support, thank you big-time to our loyal co-presenting sponsor toyota. toyota is with us third year running and they have been with us taking women in the world out for many of the summits we have been doing for the last three months. i want to thank them for being such great partners and i want to thank merck too. [applause] i would like to thank merck too because they have increased their commitment to become a co-presenting spon

stewart." and beginning this sunday at 11:00 p.m. on hbo, you can you see him hosting his own show, "last week tonight with john oliver."dies and gentlemen please welcome, john oliver. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: john! john oliver, it's always good to see you, my friend. >> thank you. it's nice to be here. >> jimmy: it's great -- i've got to say, i'm so excited about your new show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it premieres this sunday. >> it does. [ one clap ] whoa, whoa, whoa. one clap is a lot worse than

discussion during 2012 about if it is appropriate for the president to give interviews to john stuart and others -- jon stewart and other. s. the answer was yes because most people we are trying to reach would most likely watch the daily show. i think you can look back at 2012 and a series of interviews the president gave, probably the toughest interview the hat was jon stewart. robably the most provocative interview he had in the election year was with the anchor of the daily show. >> what does that tell you? >> i think you guys should examine it and write about it. that is a broader discussion about where the media is or the traditional medias today. it is also reflection on the fact that somebody like jon stewart is actually very smart, sophisticated consumer and presenter of the news. he packages it in a way that draws eyeballs and young eyeballs which is what we were looking for. >> you can watch all of secretary carney's remarks saturday night at 8 p.m. eastern ere on c-span. last july, the city of detroit filed the largest chapter nine bankruptcy in u.s. history. ichigan governor rick snyder served kevy

john ford panel next door. it is a scene at the end where james stewart goes to a newspaper reporter or editor and tells him that he is the man -- he's not the man who shot liberty balance and the newspaper editor won't hear anything about it. he says when the legend becomes fact print the legend. i think i would like to start their by asking you how caesar got started as a labor organizer. .. >> great potential great energy something very positive but not exactly the of'' the legend has become. he is smarter than stock in the dead-end job man they say we will do voter registration drive and he becomes part of it and buy a 54 clear the impresses a the thunder of the organization. then chavez is on the payroll so he has a 10 year apprentice ship working for ross before he goes off into the part of this story that people are familiar with. a. >> go back to his name. when i first got a copy i was startled because the accent marks of his name were not there and it read cesar chavez. i've looked it up and i found several newspapers found they do not use the accent marks and also with the pita they were there and he h

. >> there's a famous line in a film by john ford, and they have the john ford panel, it is a scene at the end when james stewart goes to a newspaper reporter or editor and tells him he is the man -- he is not the man who shot liberty balance. the newspaper editor did not hear anything about it. if the legend becomes fact, print the legends. i would like to start there by asking you how cesar got started as the labor organizer. >> we have to connect that to the legend of how we are going to do that. is beginning as an organizer is a fascinating part of the story and important to understanding his later years and decisions. he was a farm worker, became part of the migrant stream in 1939 when he was 12 years old and lost their farming in yuma, arizona. he was in the navy, he finally worked his way out of the field, working in a lumberyard in 1952, a man named fred ross, no one has heard of fred ross. and enormously important community organizer and ran a group called the service organization which was almost exclusively in california and was the first part of the mexican american civil rights movement. in 1952, st

do you remember colonel stewart from "die hard 2" and his" naked tai chi." gentlemen johnakes it to the movie. >> and i should be dead by 25. perhaps i am. >> it is just saying greg gutfeld, don't be so hard on yourself. >> he should, look at him. the guy who came up with this study is a west of time. >> how do you feel? >> officials in dowey, pennsylvania are warning residents to bumper stickers because it can give information to bad people like burglars and paul mccurio. >> they can give your kids' names and what you do for a living. they just want people to be aware. do you buy this? they are scoabing out the house based on your bumper sticker? >> i think tv hosts like to tar bet people with extended and you know what i wonder, the people with all of the bumper stickers the rainforest and hugs not drugs and mean people suck. how do they find time to care about so many bumper stickers. how do they? >> i don't know. >> once you put the bumper stick you are on you are done. >> we know freedom isn't free, mom. >> joanne, do you ever scope out eligible men based on their bum

. >>> stewart richardson is a partner at rmg wealth management. he johns us nor foot the next half hour in the studio as well. hi, stewart. >> good morning. >> how are you. >> very good. >> back from a long easter weekend. >> very enjoyable. >> what did you do? >> family stuff. >>> has anything changed since last week? >> i don't think a huge am has changed. in terms of the m & a deal, it's always create buzz in the market. if there had been a bid for astrazeneca, that would have been a big deal as you say. >> people think it's going to happen, right? >> clearly the market wants soming to happen. >> within novartis and gsk, change of direction, it's more like a shuffling to the deck of cards to me. each company wants to reorient itself with the future. i'm not sure how much value we'd see in the short term. it would appear the more mature drugs industry is potentially somewhat undervalued in a low-growth, low-interest rate world. >> in terms of the market, we've very much looking at the low growth high liquidity environment. valuations remain pretty high f

john fugelsang with us. nancy, everyone on cable news kind of lives in fear of being skewered by jon stewart. it looks to me like jon stewart baited him and he's taking it. does he know what he's getting in? >> i don't think he does. and the comedy is built in whenever jon stewart opens his mouth. jon stewart's a comedian, doesn't pretend or pose to be a journalist, and all he has to do is to show hannity's ridiculousness is get the clips where sean hannity will completely violate what he's fighting for with the bundies. bundy is a taker. this is by their own definitions, this is a guy who's sponging off of federal land. i'm paying the taxes that help him sponge. i mean, i'm not one of the americans that find this story compelling. i want them to pay, you know what i mean? >> i think it's safe to say that hannity is a common target for stewart and "the daily show." earlier this month, hannity took stewart to task over his views of spring break. >> let's be honest, we've got some of our own problems right here in america. >> every year, thousands of college students pack their bags, they head

stewart will be on it. >> wonderfulme fulwonderful. i love jon. >> martin scorsese. >> a midget, great. >> jimmy: regis philbin. john stamos.goes what a body. what a body. >> jimmy: bob newhart will be there. >> bob newhart is one of the funniest guys in the world. see, bob, i said it. now it is over. in this town, young people, when we are performers, come pe comp. jealousy. bob newhart, 40 years we are friends. we traveled all through europe together. and every time we go to europe. i tick him off. you know what i mean. be in germany. you know. believe me they don't believe it's over. and -- you got to forgive me. everything i say, i did up in my room and i laugh my -- off. >> jimmy: does bob resent the fact that he is paying tribute to you. have you done a tribute to bob? >> why? >> jimmy: that is a great question. >> he has done tributes. show up on film. i would do anything for bob. he knows that. >> jimmy: i cannot wait to see this. called, again, one night only an all-star tribute to don rickles, may 28, spike tv. see don at foxwood casino in connecticut. it will be great, right. >> you don't know the day. the day is

stewart company you've been wonderful and really making some great, great headway on this (clapping.) you have a strong team the richard housing corporation has been there delivering the highest quality and john was saying i get questions how much are you charging for those condos (laughter) that's a pretty good compliment in the world we're rebuilding community. our if at any point tropic people have helped with the san francisco foundation and i'm so existed fred blackwell could be and join us you are fantastic partners. i want to thank supervisor cowen for being a wonderful, wonderful supervisor out here. she's out here from the corridor to the nonprofits and our work in the valley to help visit lists the grocery store and having great arts programs and singing and dancing along third street she's wonderful to work with and i know the people in the district deserve here leadership. i want to thank her for our boldness on this. also david lee we share the same basketball team. thank you for your leadership at the department of housing and working with the whole are portfolio sf is fantastic it's something i think more and more every time we mention the title and word it give us hope to hund

stewart of "the daily show." in the past he said he's not interested in a network show. >> and chelsea handler said she's leaving her show next year. >> don't forget john interested as well. >> all right, coming up next. the great one's daughter causing some controversy. >> we're talking about wayne gretzky's daughter in a provocative pose. looks great if you ask me. >> paulina is a not a professional golfer. she happens to be engaged to one, dustin johnson. lpga golfers who have never been on the cover say "golf digest" is just trying to sell magazines. but she still looks good. >>> all right, finally this, sky dive something fraught with danger but no one has ever recorded this kind of danger before. >> a guy skydiving in norway wearing a cam are on his head. he captures a meteorite zooming past. >> experts would watched this video say that it was a meteorite. it's called its dark flight. part of a larger stone that exploded far in space. haven't found it on the ground yet. >> jump out of a plane and see a meteorite. >> you're a bit of a conspiracy theorist. you're not sure. >> one of those we got punked, i wouldn't be surprised but our producers ass