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jon stewart says they will cover the cost of any lost property. in san francisco, kate larson, abc news. >> health care workers held a vigil tonight to keep aspital f. the owner verity help filed for bankruptcy last august and looking to sell the hospital ending contracts with current employees. workers say verity has an obligation to the community to keep the hospital open and maintain existing services. >> florence's winds have died down but flooding left in the its wake is causing tremendous damage. entire communities are still underwater. florence dumped 8 trillion gallons of water in its path across the east coast, a staggering figure. rescue efforts are ongoing. more than 4,000 people pulled to safety in north carolina alone. the death toll remains unchanged from last night at 32. >> local heroes are offering services in the wake of florence. the california air national guard's 129th rescue wing is helping with search and rescue operation bnz they is entthis video showing the devastating flooding in henderson, north carolina. the american re

i sat down with first responders along with jon stewart who has fought for them for years to discuss on, i want to start with you. we're at 16 years out and change from the anniversary of the recovery of the rescue efforts ended. how well taken care of at this point are the folks who assisted with that after 9/11? >> that's a great question. i think you'll agree with me whe where we are today from when we got the bill passed, it's night and day, apples and oranges. we're in a better place and we want to keep it that way and we want to only improve, but we're running into obstacles now. we're seeing that on the victim's compensation side we're going to run out of money. there's a deadline. that needs to be extended. >> december 18th, 2020. that currently is the deadline by which you have to sign up for the victim's compensation fund. >> correct. >> what happens with you all of you between now and then? what will you be advocating for? second part, if i didn't sign up by then but got sick afterwards, what does that mean? >> cancer doesn't have a deadline but the compensation fund has a

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>> he lives in north beach boulevard. 341 unit complex owned and managed by jon stewart company. sewage started overflowing out of his toilet. at the same time the trader joe's garage on the street level of the complex, also started flooding. the grocery store was closed tuesday while workers cleaned up inside and plumbers parked outside. this is not the first time plumbing has been a problem here. cell phone video of the unit in 2016 shows the aftermath of the first time his bathroom overflowed. it took more than a month to repair that damage. when it flooded with sewage two years ago, his family had to spend $4,000 replacing furniture. now that it happened before. sewage over his couch, rugs, chairs, his family isorey will thousand dollars once again. >> i don't understand why is it so hard to look at your blueprints and figure out which pipe goes wear and figure out how to fix it. >> he is staying in a hotel right now paid for by the property owners. i actually called jon stewart, o says they will make good and cover the cost of any lost property. in san francisco, kate larson

she's on "the jon stewart show."she said, she compared subprime loans to hand grenade grenadess pulled off. explain the financial crisis so clearly that the audience burst into applause and jon stewart said that if her husband wasn't backstage he would want to make out with her. that's not your standard law professor. people have this idea, but tell us a little bit about this meet you at rise that she suddenly had. >> when she began writing for the general public with her daughter amelia was also a very accomplished young woman, her message about our finances and the plight of a lot of working americans really got out into the public square. she went on dr. phil and she went on with amelia, and dr. phil surprised to by saying we've got three different couples here who have different problems with the financial lives and we want you to advise them. she thought her going on an interview to talk about what's in the book. the latest book, the two income trap. he really put her on the spot and it was interesting to go bac

we saw this with jon stewart when he was on crossfire. he wanted to be a jokester and then make a serious point to criticize her brother called him out he said i'm just a comedian. and if you watch these things, they intermingle fact and fiction. it's not even jokes, their political speeches punctuated with applause lines, you don't know that, your tuning in to watch your favorite movie star or abandon your being inundated with subtle half-truths and lies. so, it's more powerful that way. it's on every day and people watch it, it's done with humor, not much but you tend to remember jokes longer. so he's more effective and dangerous. >> host: when they say wait a minute, what about johnny carson and john wayne. all these were conservative republicans, why was it okay for them but not okay for us stephen colbert jon stewart? sumac is it the same thing? >> no. johnny carson's number one job was to be funny. that night he had to do a monologue write me a monologue piece around that. instead of let's make fun of everybody. john wayne and jimmy

i want to read an email from jack gardiner president of the jon stewart company where mr. bonano works. greetings supervisor stefani. i want to take a moment to encourage you to appoint jonathon bonano at your rules committee meeting. jonathon is employee of the jon stewart company and a long-time manager resident of affordable housing in tenderloin mission neighborhoods. he is an intelligent and thoughtful person and a great deal of experience with affordable housing, homelessness and tenderloin market street areas. i can assure you both he would make an excellent member of the c.a.c. and that he will have the full support of his employer for serving on the committee. thank you for your consideration, best wishes and please feel free to contact me if any questions. thanks. >> supervisor a. safai: next speaker? thank you. >> my name is will duffy, north of market activist. i would like to speak to the support of candidates sam dennison and mr. steve tennis. they are both long term, very high-level organizers. better than anything i can do. i also appreciate your attention

. >> jon stewart. >> george clooney. >> morris sesna. >> they got morris and i'm waiting for two moreou got to pick one. >> why just one? i'm single. >> the rock. >> george clooney. >> as we get to the older ladies -- >> their tastes -- >> haven't changed. >> george clooney? >> george clooney. >> george clooney, hands down. >> george clooney. >> george clooney. >> who do you think is the most attractive man on the planet? >>> back once again to do this in slow motion. what would dad do to get an or owe? carry a tray full of milk while running on a treadmill. let's go. >> oh! >> how does he always get stuff like that? >> well, they are popular, now he has to go with it. >> he's gotten good at this. he put his arm down. >> i can assure you, that doesn't help. that was unexpected, but let's give it another go. >> now you spilled it all over. >> oh! >> come on, man? >> the hand didn't quite break the fall that time. >> needed a helmet for that one. >> i'm starting to really feel bad for him. >> oreos, we got another three. >> oh, well that was slightly less impact. >> yeah, but he was act

and coming up, my conversation with jon stewart. >> there is no grand nostalgia for a washington that was that functions beautifully and i it takes constant vigilance and as i've seen the grassroots rise up in different areas, hopefully they'll be able to break through that in permanent -- that impenetrable shield. you know, man, you've been down there. what do congress people do four or five hours a day. >> making calls. >> for what? for money. >> jon stewart alongside two 9/11 responders to talk about the state of politics today and the looming deadline for the victims' compensation fund tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. and we'll be right back. here's a trip tip: when you search hotels on tripadvisor... enter your destination and the dates of your stay. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to find the best deal on the right hotel for you. tripadvisor. pe"what is your nationality?"ent countries that we traveled- tripadvisor. and i would always answer, "hispanic." so, when i got my ancestrydna results it was a shocker! i'm everything, i'm from all nations. i would look at

jon stewart spoke this week giving his view on washington politics as he fights for 9/11 fami families. >> the optimism comes from being a part of moreraroots efforts and realizing that something happens when they comr toge in that town, that the politics of that town, i think, supersede -- i like to say politi is where are ideas go to die. washingtonbo washington is reelection, not service. >>ndw cuomo called for funding to ensure full for the 9/11 compensation fund. >>> new york city of course will be one of several places holding memorial services for victims of the aacks along with arlington, virginia and shanksville, pennsylvania. president trump and first lad melania tru will be in shanksville remembering the victims of flit 93. in arminglingice president mi mike pence will speak. and thousands will gather at the 9/11 memorial. moments of silence will be held to mark when each pne struck and each tower fell. the ongoing wars have now cost the this country $1.5 trillion. >>> the rainfall potential is something we haven't talked about. thurngay night we're go deal with possibly his

in the crossfire -- >> i remember when jon stewart went on "crossfire." it was 2004.ntial nominee facing george w. bush. and i thought, you know, watching it, i said, this is going to be a funny show. >> can i say something very quickly? why do we have to fight? the two of you, can't we just say something nice about john kerry, right now. >> i like john. i care about john kerry. >> and something about president bush. >> he'll be unemployed soon. >> anyone who enjoyed paying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will forever remember jon stewart going on "crossfire" and reading those guys the riot act. >> you're doing theater when you should be doing debate. it's not honest. what you do is partisan hackery. and i'll tell you why i know it. >> you had john kerry on your show and you kiss his throne and you accuse us of hackery? >> the show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. what is wrong you? >> comedians and satire when done right will take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes from. >> i think the vice president and is his wife love t

. >> jon stewart. >> george clooney. >> morris sesna. >> they got morris and i'm waiting for two moreou got to pick one. >> why just one? i'm single. >> the rock. >> george clooney. >> as we get to the older ladies -- >> their tastes -- >> haven't changed. >> george clooney? >> george clooney. >> george clooney, hands down. >> george clooney. >> george clooney. >> who do you think is the most attractive man on the planet? >>> back once again to do this in slow motion. what would dad do to get an or owe? carry a tray full of milk while running on a treadmill. let's go. >> oh! >> how does he always get stuff like that? >> well, they are popular, now he has to go with it. >> he's gotten good at this. he put his arm down. >> i can assure you, that doesn't help. that was unexpected, but let's give it another go. >> now you spilled it all over. >> oh! >> come on, man? >> the hand didn't quite break the fall that time. >> needed a helmet for that one. >> i'm starting to really feel bad for him. >> oreos, we got another l thaw gog for the splash on tha o in theop could earn his oreos. good ne

we saw this with jon stewart when he was on crossfire. he wanted to be a jokester and then he wanted to make a serious point and criticized tucker and when they called him out on what he does, and he says i'm just a comedian again. and if you watch these things, they intermingle fact and fiction and it's not even jokes anymore. political speeches with applause lines, not with punchlines. you don't know that. you turn in to watch your favorite movie star in your being inundated with subtle and so it's much more powerful cowboy because of dawn every day, a lot more people watch it. it's done with humor, which is not much. he didn't remember jokes much longer than anything else. so he has much more effect give a dangerous. >> be savored a minute, what about johnnie carson, jon wayne, all these conservative republicans, why was it okay for them, but not okay for stephen colbert or jon stewart and does. >> i'm not saying it's not okay for them. >> is the same thing? >> not at all. johnnie carson make fun of ronald reagan. his number one job wa

we saw this with jon stewart when he was on crossfire. he wanted to be a jokester and then he wanted to make a series . and criticize doctor, and in what he called what he's did, he said just a comedian picking. you guys are really bad. if you watch these things they intermingle fact and fiction and it's not even joke anymore. those monologues are political speeches punctually with applause lines, not with punchlines. you don't know that, you are tuned in to watch her favorite movie star or your favorite band interviewed and play, and you're being inundated with subtle half-truths, were truths and flat out lie sometimes. it's much more powerful that way because it's on every day. people watch, a lot more people watch it it's done with humor which, not much, you tend remember jokes much longer than you remember anything else. he's much more effective and dangerous. >> host: over here they say wait a minute, what about johnny carson? all these were conservative republicans. why was it okay for them but not okay for a stephen colbert or jon

mccarthy's victims was jon stewart service. service had been connected years caseer with a magazine involving the fbi's arrest of service and employees of -- of amerasia. allent under investigations of which pronounced him to be a loyal government employee. accusations from mccarthy incited another review in 1951 which concluded it had " reasonable doubt" concerning the soldiers -- service of loyalty and he was discharged in 1951. he was reinstated as a foreign service officer as the result of a supreme court decision. court, alsoupreme known as the fred vincent , was sympathetic to efforts made by the u.s. government to fight communists -- erge in -- sub virgin subversion. the supreme court upheld the smith act of 1940 which made advocating revolution a crime. this decision resulted in the communistsof 11 top who were convicted for advocating the violent overthrow of the u.s. government. concerns was the kim philby case philby was a british spy -- case. philby was a british spy. 1951, as a result of his disclosures, hundreds o

jon stewart's has been connected years earlier with the magazine case which involved the fbi's arrest. mr. service underwent a series of an -- investigations by the department all of which announced him to be a loyal government employee. accusations from mccarthy incited another hearing before the review board in 1951. that concluded that they had reasonable doubt concerning his loyalty and he was subsequently discharged in 1951. he was reinstated as a foreign service officer as a result of the us supreme court decision. the truman supreme court, also known as the fred vincent supreme court, was mostly sympathetic to efforts made by the us women to fight alleged communist invasion regardless of civil liberties concerns. the 1951 case dennis versus the us, the supreme court held up the smith act of 1940 which had made advocating revolution a crime. this decision resulted in the conviction of 11 top communists. they were convicted for advocating the violent overthrow of the united states government. from 1949 to 1951, as washington liaison with the cia, as a result of his disclosures, h

. >> reporter: jon stewart is the director of the fbi's hazardous devices school in huntsville, alabama there's about 2900 that protect us across america and they all come here for their initial training. >> reporter: bomb techs embedded with s.w.a.t. teams after pressure cooker bombs were used at the boston marathon. a couple used bombs to kiln san persokill insan bernardino two . >> this is category a. you have a hostage and a live device and something called a dead man's switch. the hostage takes the thumb off the button, it detonates. >> it's a risky procedure. the procedures that we do are manual and hands-on. having bomb techs integrated with tactical teams makes sense. >> reporter: fox cameras stop rolling to protect methods. >> the average person is thinking how do they put on a suit and walk down range and get over a device. >> the number one goal that h.d.s. teaches us is go remote, stay remote. >> reporter: in huntsville camera, katherine hairage for "fox & friends first." carley: the worst is yet to come, florence carving a path of destruction through the carolinas with hist

mccarthy's victims was another foreign service officer named jon stewart service. service had been connected years earlier to the so-called on the ameriasian magazine case, which involved the employees of a magazine called amer=asia. witnesses pronounced him to be a loyal, government employee. accusations from mccarthy resulted in hearing on that loyalty board which concluded that it had "reasonable doubt" in concerning his loyalty and he was subsequently discharged from the foreign service in a 1951. he was reinstated after a u.s. supreme court decision. the truman supreme court, also known as the fred vinson supreme court, because he was the chief justice of the united states at the time, that is him in the front and center, was mostly sympathetic to a fourth made by the u.s. government to fight alleged coming is subversion, regardless of civil liberties and concerns. in the 1951 case, dennis versus the u.s., the supreme court upheld the smith act of 1940, which had made advocating revolution a crime. this decision, the dennis decision, resulted in the ,onviction

. >> jon stewart is director of the hazardous devices school in huntsville, alabama. >> there's 2900t us across america and they all come here for their initial training. >> what does it take to be a bomb to? >> it takes a drive, the desire to want to help people, you have to have some mechanical skills. >> our team saw firsthand how bomb techs learned to handle the shock waves and operate extreme conditions and pressure. >> we take them to a position where they cannot successfully navigate their way through an ied call. >> bomb techs embedded with s.w.a.t. teams after the boston marathon. fox news went inside the training. >> this is from a top-tier threat, you've got a hostage and a live device and something called a dead man switch. >> it's obviously the riskiest procedure because all the procedures we do our manual and hands-on. it seems to make sense. >> fox camera stopped rolling to protect methods. the training is driven by foreign and domestic intelligence. >> we look at that threat stream, what types of explosives are being used -- that all comes to us. then we try to assess

he said ever since jon stewart forced to become political pundits, you know, down to jimmy fallon and his treatment of donald trump and to be maligned for "humanizing" trump, funny, i thought he was human. if you have a nominee for president on your show and he's your guest, then he is your guest. >> laura: oh, fallon had to apologize for having trump on. >> raymond: messed up his hair, humanized. president is human, controversial, we reached a low point, whether watching this norm macdonald show or not, new series on instagram t.v. >> laura: i don't know what that is. >> raymond: new t.v. service, it is called "here's the deal" a 10-episode issues-driven show designed to spur young americans to vote in the midterm. who would you think would host such a show, laura? >> laura: they asked me, i'm busy. >> raymond: perfect host, vice president joe biden. >> folks, with less than 100 days until the most consequential vote of our lifetime, attention on ig t.v. to break down the issues we all should be vote og this fall. not complicated policy language or confusing activism, just facts, at

"ever since jon stewart, late night hosts, have been forced to become political pundits.ven down to jimmy fallon. nt is derided for his treatment of donald trump i meant to be maligned for "humanizing trump," funny. i thought he was human. if you have a nominee for president on your show when he is your guest, then he is your guest." b1 fallon had to apologize for having trump on. >> he messed up his hair. they say he humanized him. we've reached a point, where a president is human, and that's controversial, we reached a low point. whether you are watching this norm macdonald's or not, there is a new series on instagram tv -- >> the one i don't even know what that is. >> it's a new tv service. that is called "here's the deal," a ten episode issues-driven show designed to spur young americans to vote in the midterms. know who would you think would host such a show, laura? >> laura: they ask me and i sat down. >> they found the perfect host to attract the young voters, vice president joe biden. >> less than 100 days before e most consequential election in our lifetime, we h

comedian and activist jon stewart has been speaking out on behalf of surviving first responders of the sat down with my colleague david gerra on sunday. >> there are still people dying from the attack of 9/11. you can't -- those that die, the marshal that died today, died from the attack on the world trade center on 9/11 in 2001. so i think it's -- for the people involved, it's a continuum, it's not a remembrance. we're still suffering from the effects of it. >> i want to bring in my friend and colleague, nbc news contributor dr. natalie azar. how can that be, that 17 years later we still have people dying from effects of 9/11? >> well, you know, initially, craig, the exposure is going to result in things like acid reflux and asthma, lung diseases. let's take cancer as an example. that's something that usually when you have an exposure there's a certain latentperiod. it's just now, after 15, 20 years we're going to start to see higher incidents of cancer related to exposure from 9/11. >> and, you know, we're talking in inhalation of toxic fumes. is that the primary cause? >> that's def

we saw this with jon stewart when he was on crossfire. he wanted to be a jokester and then he wanted to make a serious point and criticized tucker and then when they called them out, he says i'm just a comedian again. the intermingle fact and fiction and it's not even jokes anymore. the monologues are political speeches that with punchlines. your favorite band being interviewed. you are being inundated with subtle half-truths and flat out lies some time. it is much more powerful that way because it is on every day. a lot of people watch it. you tend to remember jokes much longer than you remember anything else. he is much more effective and dangerous. >> wait a minute. what about johnnie carson. all of these were conservative republicans. why was it okay for them, but not okay for stephen colbert or john stuart or john oliver. >> so it's the same thing? >> johnnie carson would make fun of ronald reagan. his number one job was to be funny. that night he had to do a 10 minute monologue where he was funny. stephen colbert comes in and says t

you must grow the jon stewart people are demanded more. it will be offered more if that's the way to go and economy and increase wage. minimum wage as as a prescriptn from government will not work. >> moderator: i would like to move on to education. this date lost a lawsuit with the courts ruling that the states $2.4 billion education budget does not adequately fund of the cogitation k-12 understate. the first question, straightforward, are we spending enough on public education in new mexico? lujan grisham: clearly not. this court decision as you refer to was brought by a minority student who was clearly not getting the dedicated resources for a quality of luck education. the last eight years in the martinez administration which by the way is a very same tea party republican agenda in congress which is to starve public education and to privatize it. i has a court decision this is unequivocally we are not. pearce: i would agree with the court that we don't spend enough on education but the problem is where i could come up with extra money?

we can invoke jon stewart mill all be bought by the stock going to make a bit of difference taught by metastasizing campus diversity bureaucracy to see byes were not exists to students will continue to be quite nonconforming ideas with hate speech and hate speech with life-threatening conduct that should be punished, centered and repelled with force if necessary. it therefore becomes imperative to rebut that the commodity narrative. it is not enough to call for freedom of expression that is if i may borrow a term of relatively safe stance to take . even many liberals will back you up. if we are going to restore harmony and civil sanity will have to take on the victim ideology directly and assert that racism and oppression are not the predominant characteristics of american society and colleges today. for all the sins of our past, and they are real and egregious, there has never been a more tolerant opportunity field quality down or present one. who will make those arguments? not college presidents, not the complicit or cowed faculty, and certainly not the diversity bureaucrats. it is

steve jobs will be here to talk about her new revealing memoir about her also in studio, comedian jon stewartor aor very int cause. we have a couple of good ones tomorrow. >> let's start this half hour with a check of today'she lines. tropical storm gordon expected to strengthen into a hurricane as it hits the gulf coast. it lashed the area with heavy rains and winds at 65 miles an hurricane warnings in effect for mississippi and alabama. f for. >>> another shake-up, ceo carrie perry is out aft nine months on the job. he reportedly was forced to resign as they continue to recover from the larry nassar sex abuse scandal. last week they fired tracy three days after s was hired as elite dtoelopment coordi that was vitt sized by aly raisman who claimed she supported naser and shamed victim >>> now, please close your ears. stunning set rodgers federer number two seed lost t john millman. he's ranked 55th in the world. it's federer's earliest exit since 2015 and millman's first ever win in a top ten player. he said after the match he struggled with heat. he said at some point i was ppy the match wa

we can invoke jon stewart mill all be bought by the stock going to make a bit of difference taught byaucracy to see byes were not exists to students will continue to be quite nonconforming ideas with hate speech and hate speech with life-threatening conduct that should be punished, centered and repelled with force if necessary. it therefore becomes imperative to rebut that the commodity narrative. it is not enough to call for freedom of expression that is if i may borrow a term of relatively safe stance to take even many liberals will back you up. know if i could restore harmony and civil sanity will have to take on the victim ideology directly and assert that racism and oppression are not the predominant characteristics of american society and colleges today. for all the sins of our past, and they are real and egregious, there has never been a more tolerant opportunity field quality down or present one. who will make those arguments? not college presidents, not the complicit or cowed faculty, and certainly not the diversity bureaucrats. it is incumbent on the rest of us to speak out

plus stephen welcomes keira knightley beto o'rourke and martha stewart featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, joe! lovely people. lovely crowd. lovely people, thank you very much. >> stephen: stephen! stephen! stiewfen! >> stephen: i can't fight that. i can't fight that. >> audience: stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome-- please have a seat, everybody. you're too kind. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. folks, from georgia to virginia, the atlantic seaboard is bracing for hurricane florence. it's a monster storm, currently a category 4, and everyone in its path should get out of there, especially if you're related to me. ( laughter ) but you probably won't, because my family is impossible to at least go to my house. that's why i bought the generator.aur ) trp has been hard at work both preparing for the hurricane and bragging about how good he is at hurricanes. "we got a-pluses f

political headlines is a alice stewart, republican strategist for ted cruz and also alex who is a democratic strategist. and so, looking for a more vulnerable candidates is jontester, and so, alice, do the republicans have a chance here? >> itt is possible for republicans, and whether it is for governor or house or senate, it is a case bi ky case. i have not said one size fits all, but if the economy is going strong and the republican enthusiasm is going, we will be in good shape, and the key is voter enthusiasm, and the midterms, it is all about getting the base out to vote, and recent poll is showing that 76% of hillary voters are committed and only 36% of trump voters. so we have to get them out there to get out the vote and if not, the democrats could be in charge. >> and this is big, because a new high point for the president's disapproval rating and with his almost daily attacks on the russian probe, 63 support the mueller probe, and how could this impact the turnout for mt.t montana or oth places? >> well, the turnout is around the corner, and they will come out to support him. but the key is to get out the support him and get out to vote. i have trav

stewart and the team for including all of us here. this has been a terrific day already and it is tough to the follow jon meacham and judy wood are rough, bwoo woodruff, but everyone has run important historical institution, and so i want to get into that, because all good research starts with questions, but also framing museums, framing presentations, and also starts with questions. so i am curious what questions animates your work, and how do you think about the hard challenges of including voice, and who to include, and how to include them in that mix of what are the questions that keep you up at night? >> that makes it sound terribly worried about it. and what keeps me up at night is really the excitement of what we do. i think that i am going to speak with a little prejudice, but this is going to be the best panel of the entire conference, because we are all historians, and we are all futurist, and we are talking about using the past to move forward into the future. and when you are sort of threw that out there, and i was thinking a it, i thought that one of the way ts to think abou this term inclusiveness and getting the arm as a