. >>> and the first 9/11 without the first responder whose fight for life side by side with jon stewart inspired millions. >>> but first the "nightline" five. number one in just sixty number one in just sixty seconds. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. andgo safely, california.her >> reporter: good evening and thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with the staggering claims against one of the biggest names in the n-f-l. antonio brown. graphic accusations of sex assault and rape. here's abc's paula faris. >> reporter: this afternoon, the new england patriots returning to practice amid a firestorm, amidst sexual assault allegations against antonio brown. in a newly-filed civil lawsuit, his former trainer, brittany taylor saying brown used false o world and onc t assaulted assaulted and rayped her. this after

i don't have jon stewart, i'm just scrolling through my phone trying to get a friend to do a jon stewart they let you go? >> they finally did. it took some talking. >> stephen: i've got to say, it would have been a hell of a mug shot. >> yes, i know! well, imagine what would have happened to me in prison in that costume, i mean, you know. >> stephen: okay, new cbs show. >> yes. >> stephen: when does it start? >> the 26th of september. >> stephen: okay. it's called "evil." >> "evil." >> stephen: it dips into the supernatural, ghosts, demons, exorcisms, and you play, like, a skeptic on this? >> i play, like, a guy who is a debunker. i'm going to figure out why it is not paranormal and you can explain the stuff. >> stephen: but the other members of the team -- >> we have one member who is a skeptic, a true believer, and i'm the guy who will figure out what it is. >> stephen: do you personally aasif mandvi believe in ghosts or the supernatural? >> i will say this, i have more belief in the idea that there are things outside of our understanding and beyond what we can see, touch, feel, smell

whoever those guys are, the males who made a deal with, bridge developers, the jon stewart company, mercysing, and so on and so forth, what they want to do, and what they do with intent, his foster gentrification. so, we have this representative, they say they are representing us. they are not representing us. they are wheeling and dealing and they are full of dark money. all of that will come to be, when we shed light. right now we have empirical data we are working with law enforcement, on every angle, and hopefully the city, the different people in the city whose heart is in the right place, will support us, and being about an audit. once an audit is done, all of these rascals, these roaches, they will shed light on the roaches, and we will reveal the truth. >> next speaker, please. [singing] single ♪ ♪ we like hope, sunshine. and we it along. single foes we need hope and sunshine, pres being at a long and now you are back from being gone. single ♪ ♪ i know, i know, i know, i know single ♪ ♪ make it shine all along. >> any other speakers? public comment is now closed. any other remarks

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it's a result in part by jon stewart's attention.get this done and it was a long fight. a long battle. but i'm happy to say that nobody was lost in the shuffle. we were able to compensate everybody and protect them. cheryl: do you feel that we're safe now, 18 years later? >> i think we feel safe. i don't know how much happens behind scenes where they don't share with us what they protected us from but i'm grateful they're out there doing that. i'm grateful that law enforcement and government is working hard to keep us safe. cheryl: today a lot of folks are going to see the new memorial that was actually opened this spring. it's the granite slabs to honor those that came and cleaned up the site. we're showing pictures of it here. how meaningful is that to you and for other survivors in the fire department and police department as well? >> it's very important to acknowledge those people. they are victim victims of sept1 attacks. it took years to impact them and take their lives. their families are missing them right now and that's repr

we should not be under attack, no law enforcement entities, we should not be attacked through jon stewart, we should not be attacked through any of these private developers coming in. they know our people up there in a crisis. some of our people of their can't even read or write. what is the city going to do to help them families up there. i've been spending all week with these women back here. trying to figure out a way to organize ourselves, so we can come down here and explain to you all, we are under attack. it is not fair, it is unacceptable. the micro aggression and everything else going on out there and hunters point. either y'all are going to stop it or were going to stop it, have a good day. >> next speaker, please. >> that's an example how they need a voice. they need somebody that is incredible, combination of state law and federal law that are more powerful and equal to the united states of america, u.s. attorney general. somebody that knows the combination of state law, and fellow law pertaining to the constitutional law. all of these testimonies you just heard is proof that

than a decade, starting off in improv then becoming a regular correspondent the "daily show" with jon stewarttirical nightly talk show. in 2015 stephen colbert inherited the coveted late night spot on cbs where david letterman reigned for more than 20 years. all eyes and pressure were on colbert as he stopped playing a character and started being himself. after the 2016 election, stephen colbert really hit his stride as his show tried to make sense of the often nonsensical world of politics. the audience has responded and stephen

just days before he was there you saw him next to jon stewart who became a champion for all of them testifyingon to make permanent and fill the september 11th victim compensation fund. >> you all said you would never forget. well, i'm here to make sure that you don't. >> and we never will. with us this morning, we're so glad to have luis' son david alvarez. good morning, david. >> thank you for having me. >> this is your first 9/11 without your dad. >> it is. >> and i wonder, we both wonder how your family is doing but also what this day means to you. >> well, the day has meant a lot to me ever since 2001. ever since 9/11. but as you mentioned, this is the first day of remembrance that i don't have my father with me. and it absolutely takes on a whole new meaning. >> you have incredible strength. you were by his side through this entire years long battle. he passed away just before that legislation was passed and signed by the president. but at his funeral on july 3rd, you spoke. and i watched it this morning and was in tears. i just want everyone to watch a moment of you honoring your father.

proud, mayor breed was out the groundbreaking along with supervisor aaron peskin and the developer jon stewart and company. we are just very proud that we can be part of solving the affordable housing crisis in the city. it was really the community who came to us many years ago now to say that they felt that our under lot - underutilized seawall lots would be a good opportunity for housing. and then we began to t which in the tradition of delancey street allowed us to provide our surplus poverty for housing. we are very proud of the groundbreaking today and congratulations to everyone who was involved in that project. that concludes my report. >> any public comment on the executive director's report. i would just like to add june 18 through twentieth, the american association of port authority have their seminar for port governing boards. i attended. i was happy that san francisco could host the repair. there were probably 85 commissioners on their significant others. most of them came to san francisco days before the event and stayed days after. they help the economy here in san francisco. th

than a decade, starting off in improv then becoming a regular correspondent the "daily show" with jon stewart then came "the ka boir report." a tasatirical nightly talk show. in 2015 stephen colbert inherited the coveted late night spot on cbs where david letterman reigned for more than 20 years. all eyes and pressure were on colbert as he stopped playing a character and started being himself. after the 2016 election, stephen colbert really hit his stride as his show tried to make sense of the often nonsensical world of politics. the audience has responded and stephen colbert is now number one in late night television. there's a lot, though, you probably don't know about stephen colbert. his life and what he's been through. he is as intellectual and interesting as he is funny. over the next hour, you'll hear our in-depth interview. stephen opens up about his life, his losses, his comedy, and his faith. so there's a bunch i want to talk to you about. >> here come the gotchas. >> yes. >> here come the mainstream -- >> i have this document here -- >> -- gotcha questions. >> let me just ask you s

. >>> turning now from decision 2020 to decision 5779, apologies to jon stewart, we have breaking news of israel where the polls closed just a couple of hours ago. the votes are being counted as we speak and the early exit polls appear to show what we expected, a head heat. the exit polls appear to show bibi netanyahu either tied or slightly behind his main rival, benny gantz. more importantly for both of them, neither netanyahu's right wing party, coalition parties or gantz's more kcentrist party seemed to win enough to tip it one way or another do is something of a do-over election it's the second time israelis have gone to the polls in six months because netanyahu failed to form a coalition after the april elections. so he dissolved parliament and triggered today's vote rather than give anyone else a chance to form a coalition government we'll see what happens with this one. we'll see who the president allows to form a government first, netanyahu or gantz. we shall see but we won't get any official election results now until tomorrow at the very earliest. but who knows, it could tak

successfully fighting for the 9/11 victim compensation fund to be reauthorized, actor and comedian jon stewart is now urging those that were affected by the attack to come forward and ask for that help. he spoke to hundreds of people yesterday at a seminar in new york. many of them have cancer or fear they are at risk for developing cancer. they all lived, worked, or went to school in manhattan near ground zero on september 11, 2001. stewart is urging them and anyone else who is in the area, the world trade center, to apply for the victim compensation fund. >> please. i urge you. access what you are owed. access the programs that exist to help you get through this trying time. >> there are more than 68 september related cancers covered by the world trade center health program. >> the san jose police department is mourning the death of a police officer who lost her battle with an aggressive cancer. 49-year-old margaret sandoz was a 17 year vet of the san jose police force and helped recruit lgbtq officers. while officers gathered yesterday at locke alina park in south san jose to pray and honor

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jon. i'll send things back over to you. >> thanks, dom that's the good news, but now let's turn to slack. it is down big this morning after forecasting larger-than-expected loss for the first quarter. stewartterfield joined "squawk box" earlier on today's drop take a listen. >> investors are going to make decisions over the long run. this is a very strong quarter. whether it's up or down yesterday, up 8% and the rell mark, down after, it's not going to make a whole bunch of difference to the long-term holders or to thebusiness. this was a strong quarter. $145 million revenue versus $92 million the year priority and we're happy with that. >> they're happy with that henry blodgett, business insider joins us now along with former twitter coo alan ragani. he's in san francisco. guys, good morning to both of you. henry, if you look at the numbers, there is actually a lot to be happy about in slack's results. >> absolutely. this is just volatility around the market getting used to expectations versus reality. the company seems robustly healthy. the only possible concern is more competition with microsoft. but, you know, there are likely to be two of these going forward. and it's just hard to ove