participatpartners thank you, john i didn't lee and andrew and rich nonprofit larry and cassandra and other board members i want to recognition thank you to everybody at our jon stewart company especially john and our senior vice presidents and regional director and vice president especially vice president of demonstrate margaret miller all of whom (clapping) for both also choosing optimistic the court: thank you. p j and all the residents for hanging in there with us and they're ongoing support and for their faith that we could get this and future phases of hunters view done. so, please join us after the ceremony for refreshments and tours up in our beautiful community room and thank you all of you for be able her and to quote the mayor welcome to the new hunter's view (clapping) thank you >> all right. a that's a wrap you all. do visit the facilities i want to personally thank margaret miller for the organization of this lovely event. thank you all for joining us f just about expensive eat but food for everyone and there's organizations in the city that are doing really good work making sure that healthy food it assessable to everyone. more and more as follows are

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

colbert and john stewart. >> colbert is another guy like gregory who is just a left wing -- just admit it. just admit. so don't hide behind this i get everybody. he doesn't get everybody. stewart does. he'll go after you no matter where you are. both liberal guys. both play to their audience but a lot of right wingers do that too so i don't have a beef with that. but i don't like colbert kind of hiding, you know? so that's what i said. he has to be better than fallon and kimmel. i don't think he is better. i could be wrong and if he isn't better, he's not going to do well. >> can we give him pinhead? >> not yet. let's see what he's got. >> really? >> i'm not going to give him a pinhead yet. i don't like the fact he won't admit what he is. >> i don't mind he makes lots of mo lots of people do. >> what's he going to do with the david letterman show? >> can he do it as steven colbert. he's from south carolina. >> yeah. give stewart a patriot hen? >> yeah. i have done a lot of stuff with stewart. he's fundamentally a good guy. >> last one, eric bolling? >> who? >> i'm not going to answer t

wonderful people at the -- one of the things for december '41 last year i went on the daily show with john stewart. and i wasn't all that familiar with the daily show. [laughter] i think, you know, there's a generational divide. we have four children, and my kids, our kids know all about it. i wasn't all that familiar with it. and i think there's some kind of divide somewhere, you might call it a bright red line or something like that. anyway, so we went up to new york to do the preinterview and then do the show that night, and i was in the hotel room, and the producer calls, and she asked me all sorts of questions. and then she said i don't know why i even bother, because jon's just a going to -- just going to ask the questions he wants anyway. and finally as we're wrapping up the conversation, i said, jennifer, i don't know how to tell you this, i think my kids are more excited about me going on with jon stewart on the daily show than i am, and there was a long pause, and she said, mr. shirley, we hear that a lot from men your age. [laughter] so that's one of the funnier sides. why this book in

if we rescue them -- >> john stewart. >> watch the tape. >> so that's our choice, malala or rush. he's desperately trying to extinguish any remaining molecule of humanity my remain in the chernobyl clean up site that was his soul. who should we choose. why don't we tweet our votes to #f [ expletive ] you rush. >> what will do it. will jon stewart support special forces to go in and rescue them. i would support it if we had reasonable chance of success. >> i would like to get those 276 girls back, sean and hire them as replacement writers for jon stewart because they couldn't do a worse job than his writing staff if that so-called hash tag is the best he can come up with. i'm serious. i want those girls back alive. . >> of course. >> i want them back alive. but a tweet and a hash tag is not getting them back alive. it's not about you or rush or me it's about the president of the world's superpower reducing him to a tweet. a tweet works for alec baldwin and beyonce and jay d. a tweet does not work for the foreign policy of the united states. >> hash tag get back our balls. all right

record of serviceo this country basically unmatched, and the fact that he hasn't been angry as john stewartther observers -- is the president slow? yes, it shouldn't have been there three weeks and the response itself seemed to be almost an emergency response, but i think it's classic president. he will wait for the report to come in, expanded the investigation in 26 hospitals. >> the president said in multiple years over and over again, i'll fix this problem. >> and i would argue that the v.a. has had a much larger mandate under the this administration and this secretary. it extended to all the victims of agent orange from vietnam, expanded it to ptsd. the presumption is if you're in combat, you don't have to come in and prove it anymore, and obviously expanded the number of people being covered. and i'm not in any way minimizing. 40 people died and heads should roll and people should be more accountable, make no mistake about it. the record of achievement and his record in particular will stand the test of time. >> you said this is the scandal that will stick with the obama presidency. is

the bring back our girls movement is not an excuse for right wing snark, something john stewart made very clear last night on "the daily show." here's his response to rush limbaugh's attempts to put down the twitter activists supporting the missing girls. >> you know what, rush, you're right. sometimes the world has to choose sides. let's see our choices are. uh-huh. that's mulalla expressing solidarity with the victims of this outrage. what's our other choice? oh, right. that [ bleep ] guy. jo he also invited viewers to tweet who -- he really stuck it to limbaugh, and many of you on-line agreed. the plight of the nigerian school girls is not fodder for part zan politics. now to another scene of political shen an begans. the bundy ranch. the militia surrounding the cliven bundy compound had been in the news recently for reportedly terrorizing nearby residents with their firearms and illegal checkpoints. many of you are wondering how have they been able to afford to control his ranch for weeks? it turns out the answer is you. some bundy supporters have turned to crowd funding sites li

how did you get david cook and john stewart on the same page? i don't inc.live on the same planet. >> that is not true. most expressed -- both expressed their views. they stand up and say what they believe. if you take a look at who gave the money for the 9/11 memorial and museum, there are seven or 800,000 different people. most of them do not have the visibility or the net worth of these, but they are just as generous in their own ways. they all wanted to be part of this. iey wanted to be able to say, helped make that possible, and they did. has your relationship with the families been? have you gotten pushback? what feedback are you getting today? >> after they recognize the power and the names, they all became converts. >> what story do you think should be told? that there were a small handful of people who tried to take away your children's right to say what they want to say, to believe what they want to believe, to associate with, to be in charge of their own destiny and that the world came to our aid when this cowardly act took place and democracy has

one of my favorite relations as john stewart bell's in the mid-of the airtight analysis.o how do you deal with the problem of the british empire in india? been a slightly out of context, the rule of reciprocity of the variance will not participate. i'm not, you generate analysis, which i think is parallel, which would pull in a lot of other very distinguished thinkers, more largely on the generally liberal side. certain and not the conservative side of the analyses. individuals would certainly fall under this category as well. i was very struck by your comment just now the hewers spacious at the number of state that they are because many of them are artificial and once in their another. this leads me to think that the mere image when you get a civil word nowadays, the u.n. or another group of russian peacekeeping reinforce the existing state. that is what they are therefore another conflict continues because the source of peace proposals never end up resolving the problem. the prolonged the war. so i take your point entirely by international law preventing intervention. i

as john stewart mill said look the idea of people operate. i will note there are a series of canards that discussed in this and the number one is money is not speech. we can restrict money because it has nothing to do with speech. that statement is objectively false. money is and has been used as a critical tool of speech rather publishing books or putting on events or broadcasting over the airways. and i would suggest to each witness ask yourself for every restriction that members of congress are advocates put forth, ask yourself one question, would you be willing to apply that same restriction to the new york times. and let me note the new york times is a corporation so everyone that says corporations have no rights. fine. some say let's restrict political speech within 90 days of an election and would you be willing to say the new york times can't speak about politics before the election. mccutcheon says you cannot tell how many politicians they can support. if you think mccutcheon is wrong would you tell the new york times you can only sp

you may have seen him on john stewart or in the movie "battleship."e of hundreds of venues were he is encouraging our sailors and marines to better themselves in our navy marine corps team. maybe just saw him hammering away at some chesapeake they blue crab. please join me in welcoming the -- the 75thretary secretary of the navy, secretary ray mavis. [applause] >> family and friends and to the platform guests, most particularly mike miller, he started with you in the class of 2014. becoming superintendent when you were beginning. with you.ng this will be his last commissioning day. thank you for being a great superintendent. [applause] to our secretary of defense, chuck hagel, thank you so much for being here today. think you for all you do every day for our sailors, marines, and those who love them. thank you for taking care of them every day. [applause] to the class of 2014, welcome to commissioning day. i cannot think of a better or than theopriate place navy and marine corps stadium. here you are surrounded by so many memories of your time here in

as john stewart mills said threat market place of ideas operate, let more speech counter bad speech ratherer than this illy game we play right now. money has nothing to do with speech. that statement is categorically objectively false. money is and has always been used as a critical tool of speech whether publishing books or putting on events or broadcasting over the air waves. and i would suggest to each of the witnesses and to everyone thinking about this issue ask yourself one question for every restriction that members of congress are advocates put forth, ask yourself one question, would you be willing to apply that same restriction to the "new york times." and let me note "the new york times" is a corporation so everyone who says corporations have no rights, fine, there are some who say let's restrict political speech within 90 days of an election. would you be willing to say "the new york times" would not be allowed to speak of politics within 90 days of an election. you can't support nine candidates if they want to support 10 or 11 or 12, they are entitled to do so. if you think mccut

the ceremony includes the photographer, his friend, daniel, john lewis, stewart milk, his nephew and nancy pelosi, expected to be here at the post office off 18th street, dustin black whob is the screenwriter who wrote the movie about milk's life and today is marvy milk's birth -- harvey milk's birthday. coming up, why some say there will still be pushback when the stamp is released as well. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> an unusual homicide in oakland. in 20 minutes, the new details we just received about the victim plus what police plan to look at today to help them track down the suspect. >>> and next -- a southern california woman finally free after being held captive for ten years. the lengths one man is accused of going to to hide her in plain sight. >>> we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy, especially in the south bay where 101 is very slow. we'll tell you more about that coming up. >>> a lot of fog and temperatures in the 50s. in fact, almost all of them are. temperatures will warm up for a few. but by the coast it might be a tall

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entire life, and you can well imagine somebody like jon stewart watching karl rove year after year, people believe he's responsible for smearing johnin, people believe he's responsible for smearing john kerry, going after people much more distinguished and decent than he is, and, you know, why not get sick of that at some point, you know? i certainly am. >> i'm with you on that, but i think the fair game is so wide now. anything's fair game, a person's health, sticking it to them -- >> fair game is the reference to valerie plain, is it not? >> i'm familiar with the phrase. >> another -- another patriot who that guy smeared. this is what we're talking about. >> yeah. let me ask you, michelle, about this, i never know your politics, so explain. jon stewart, i'm going to talk about this at the end of the show, i think he's more powerful than a dick durbin, steny hoyer, he can reach an 11:00 audience of the people who care about politics, young people many of them, not all young people, and it's right there. you go to bed at night knowing what he thinks. he doesn't like these people. >> jon stewart, there are few people like jon stewar

john ford panels next door. it is a scene at the end when james stewart goes to a newspaper reporter or editor and he tells him he is not the man who shot liberty balance and the newspaper editor won't here anything about it. he says when the legend becomes fact, print the legend. i think that i would like to start there by asking you how cesar got started as a labor organizer. >> and then we will have to connect that to the legend. you have a plan. his beginning as this was a fascinating part of the story and important to under the later decisions. -- understand -- he was a farm worker and started when he was 12 and his family lost their farm. he was in the navy and came out and worked out of the fields and was working in a lumber yard. in 1952, when a man named fred ross and no body has heard of him and that is too bad. but he was an important community organizer and ran a group called the community service organization which was almost exclusively in california and it was the first part of the mexican-american civil rights movement. he went to san jose in 1952 and started holding house meetings where you invit

stewart butterfield, founder of slack here in a give for joining us today. coming up, cisco ceo john who says nsa surveillance is hurting american companies. ♪ >> bloomberg is on the markets. let's look at where stocks are trading. we have a rally today. you can see the dow is leading the way by 8/10 of one percent. in terms of individual stocks we are watching right now, the world's biggest maker of customer management software forecasting second-quarter sales will come in higher than analysts were predicting as they continue to lure new users. sales growth expected to exceed 30% for the third straight year. but the stock is still down. more "bloomberg west" is next. cisco ceo john chambers is worried nsa surveillance could have a major impact on his company. he sent a letter to president obama asking him to curb the nsa surveillance program after greenwald alleged in his new -- the cisco live conference is happening live in san francisco today. >> john chambers, cisco ceo, this event has been around for quite a while, 25 years. it is an interesting gathering of cisco clients. we ha

stewart second on the par 4 seven. so high the camera loses it. one bounce and in for the eagle. he's six back. john senden in third.and chipped on the rough on nine. gets it to roll into the eagle but they are chasing martin and jordan. but he bogey 18 and even on the day. spieth had one birdie. needed this long putt at 18 to stay in. they are coleaders heading into today's final round. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >> up next, the start of the amgen tour california. when some of the world's best bicyclists will be speeding through the bay area. things on purposid you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with that. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. welcome back. surprise! crystal geyser alpine spring water. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. news flash it's bottled at the source. news flash we sell it in cases. oh. thank you. oh no no no. crystal geyser. bottled right at the mount

stewart second on the par 4 seven. so high the camera loses it. one bounce and in for the eagle. he's six back. john senden in third. back. 468. and chipped on the rough on nine. gets it to roll into the eagle but they are chasing martin and jordan. but he bogey 18 and even on the day. spieth had one birdie. needed this long putt at 18 to stay in. is it 11-under. he and his co-leaders heading into today's final round. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again tonight at 5:00. have a great day! >> may is asian pacific american heritage month. we are heighting the issues in the bay area's asian community. in today's "beyond the headlines" you will meet three trailblazers who are making a difference. lisa makes sure needy moms have diapers for their babies. marion fights human trafficking and domestic violence and david tells the stories of little-known chinese-american heroes. we hope you will join cheryl jennings and kristen ze for beyond the headlines right after our newscast here on abc7. up next, the start of the amgen tour of california. when some of the world's best cyclists will be speedi

stewart's show, "the daily show." this is a two-parter. basic the little platoons in the second part in a minute. john stuart picked up on that statement in the idea of communities solving problems. he didn't come faq artfully to the worst, played a little bit of a sickly nietzsche found as though you endorsed community at this time. and that is what the left has magically appeared you talking about churches and civic groups helping one another in small communities. he turn into that is what barack obama is. >> he organizes to get something from government. americans organize to do things themselves. we noted that when he came out for the early 1800s. he was almost done but american side problem for telling the government to do it, they found a few friends and neighbors as well the problem themselves. so it is not only what works. edmund burke is the platoon pointing out that is what creates a section for each other and the public affection for the country. you really don't develop a love of country from the top down. he developed from those people closest to you in your life in appreciation for the c

john and jon. >>> when we come back, target's ceo was outed after the breach of customer information last year. the former chairman of martha stewarteos where cybersecurity can cost you your job. first, rick after a busy weekend, what are you watching today? >> interest rates on everybody's epicenter. like that old commercial, lower interest rates look like they should taste great. they're much less fulfilling than many would imagine. think housing but think one year ago we're at 160 basis points on the 10. let's quantify how all that affects the markets and economy and you, the viewer, all bottom of the hour. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> disappointing outlook for the financials, jpmorgan. >> like you say jpmorgan one of the

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stewart stephen called bare. yes yes something about the news and the good h.b.o. shows is great john oliver oh yeah. what do you think of fallon i love fallon he's a buddy of mine and i'm so happy for his success and i think that he is just joyful i think when you when you turn him on if there's a light coming on at n.b.c. at eleven thirty that makes you happy no no rough and celebrate torie positive and and different a new yet totally for the mass audience i'm going to ask you before we go to break yet what do you make of this coverage of the airline you know what i don't mind the coverage of the airline because over two hundred people lost their lives you have it and it's a mystery and we all fly today it is new news is no news but you know what there's a lot of other bill that's covered at this point i mean you were at c.n.n. for so long i mean what is news at this point justin bieber getting ivette arrest i mean radio big elation right brilliant you lazio you know is right a left and it's true as well you know but that being said there's so much that is reported that is. totally nonsense so what

john harris. >> good morning. >> happy memorial day. >> former treasury secretary tim geithner has faced a lot of criticism over wall street bailouts, including from jon stewartpeople from running from the system, the system from collapsing. >> you don't want the system to collapse. >> you don't do it for the bans or bankers. you do it to protect them from their mistakes. >>. >> here's where the perceptions start to shift. you're being told this economy is going to crater and even though the arsonists are on the plane with us, we have to land the plane. then it felt like you took the arsonist off the plane and get them a massage and steak dinner. >> why tim geithner drives people nuts. the argument seems to be he didn't go after those getting huge bonuses with government money. so what's the snans. >> the book debuted on the "new york times" best seller list. this is a forward looking book because it is the central debate in 2016. two views. one is that you kind of treat wall street like a math problem. sure, it's hard and diftd but you want to be as rational and efficient as possible for the larger economy. the other says, no, this is a moral question. these

john bridge. and the 16-year-old daughter of the school stewart. she was named sara northrop. there were some details about these two when i do it with little reading about the book in a few minutes but for now i will say when their involvement came out there was a big uproar and controversy verse local in and around cornwall and is the new spread across the state it led into other parts of the country. intermarrintermarr iage between people of different race and color was simply unacceptable. it wasn't anathema to a great majority of americans at that time. eventually john bridge and sara northrop did mary despite the uproar and went off to the cherokee nation what is now north georgia. the school tried to tamp down public feelings by claiming it was a one-time thing and promising it would never happen again. within scarcely a year later it did happen again. another cherokee student and a young cornwall woman named. gold became engaged and had gotten married. the previous controversy was a new and if anything it was intensified with lots of impassioned rhetoric threats to des