why do -- >> i'm sorry, jonas, i know you're upset, but we have to go.sasha for joining us. >> thank you. >>> forget about hiring someone new, houkt rehiring someone you let go? well the irs just did it. >>> predictions. gary b. >> brenda, i am addicted to twitter, and so are you. #bullsandbears stock up 50% on the year. >> john your prediction. >> infrastructure spend's upping with 20% any year. >> okay. jonas. >> lots of jobs means all these are going to need some hydraulic chairs from miller. $3,000 white letter inch chair to say it. lift 20% this year. >> i like that. tracy. >> the irs is actually rehiring people that had time performance issues, tax cheats, what the heck, that's crazy. >> say this after me, only at the irs. >> amen. >> cavuto on business, neil is next. >>> well what is the fuss over a few? it doesn't take many to make mayhem, does? i'm neil kacavuto. one in three released gitmo detainees are returning to the business of terror. that would make out to be close to 200 of them. remember in canada it took all of one guy to do this. in p

why do -- >> i'm sorry, jonas, i know you're upset, but we have to go. thanks guys thanks for sasha for joining us. >> thank you. >>> forget about hiring someone new, houkt rehiring someone you let go? well the irs just did it. ♪ hi, tom. hey, how's the college visit? you remembered. it's good. does it make the short list? you remembered that too. yea, i'm afraid so. knowing our clients personally is what we do. it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. thanks, bye. and with over 13,000 financial advisors we do it a lot. it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. >>> predictions. gary b. >> brenda, i am addicted to twitter, and so are you. #bullsandbears stock up 50% on the year. >> john your prediction. >> infrastructure spend's upping with 20% any year. >> okay. jonas. >> lots of jobs means all these are going to need some hydraulic chairs from miller. $3,000 white letter inch chair to say it. lift 20% this year. >> i like that. tracy. >> the irs is actually rehiring people that had time performance issues, tax cheats, w

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give it up for nick jonas!like a stinky leg. >> a stinky leg. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a little bit different. yeah. stinky leg, yeah. everyone knows how to play pictionary. 30 seconds on the clock. we'll each take a turn. then, we'll have a showdown where both teams will draw the same clue at the same time, worth double the points. >> kevin: all right. >> jimmy: may the best team win. kevin, why don't you go first. >> kevin: i go first? >> jimmy: yeah. >> kevin: okay. let's see here. all right, don, this is a a person. >> okay. kevin bacon. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you've got to look at what he's drawing. >> looking. bugs bunny. >> kevin: bugs bunny? >> well, what am i looking at? >> jimmy: i don't know. >> statue of liberty? beyonce? no. [ laughter ] >> kevin: sounds like -- let's see. >> oh, man. shh, be quiet. i'm concentrating. oh, there's a smile. oh, a bass player. [ buzzer ] ah, my gosh. >> kevin: oh, no. >> jimmy: i have no -- oh, it's a stand-up bass player? >> kevin: i suck. >> who is that? >> kevin: it's

. >> jonas? >> i think we've got to be careful about this intelligence over isis. a few weeks ago they were selling kidneys for money. i could easily say that state is trying to get more homeland security money. we had a fiasco. they need to be careful to give a state who finds a reason why they need the money. this is a federal issue and federal borders. it's not a state problem really. if we are going to be serious, it's not going to happen in texas. people need federal i.d. in america to do anything and you have to have it and they can track people in america. it will fake fazing out currency. it's more than fighting at the borders of not going to stop isis going through america moving money around and planning attacks. >> a federal i.d. does nothing to stop illegal immigration, it does not stop isis. >> you have to have federal i.d. to board a plane or a train. >> it's a complete separate issue. >> this is a game of whack-a-mole here. if they are not going to walk over the border they are going to pop on a plane. how do we protect u.s. citizens from coming over

hard to even imagine the selling of human organs, their brutality, can we really follow this money, jonas>> their savagery is another problem because we don't have an offsetting savage dictator to keep them in line that rewewe removed years ago, which could be unfortunate, we'll find out. the money is not trackable, so we need to get rid of currencies and make that illegal to track money. but there's still sources of revenue here. and one of the other mistakes is that we never secured the assets in this region. that is the oil production facilities and antiquities in these museums. it is all looted and anybody can cut off someone's head can take it over and basically have a source of revenue. so i know that's what you have to do. we had a to secure and tap into that source of revenue. we are afraid to do it and there's no way of doing this without doing that now that includes syria where the oil is coming from, unfortunately. bad intelligence got us into this mess and i don't believe bad intelligence is going to get us out. i don't think these people are expecting to do operations and tra

>> jimmy: my thanks to kevin bacon, amy sedaris, my man nick jonas! great job. don cheadle. and the roots right here from philadelphia. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. buh-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- bobby moynihan. actors and comedians, eugene and daniel levy. music from the bots. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers!

i want to take issue with one thing jonas said. that's not the way america is. i think we have the highest incarceration percentage of any country out there. note to sound like an aclu lawyer, but we have a lot of people in prison. at some point we've got to let them out. your point is when prisoners get let out, are they going to create more terrorist action. is that harmful than the other guy let out of a normal prison who just goes and robs a liquor store? of course there is. there are two issues. one, closing the gitmo issue. the other is releasing the prisoners. in that respect i kind of agree with emily and john, i suppose. i don't think these prisoners should be released, but i don't think we should have gitmo. i think we can move them to a maximum security prison whether we build one or use an existing one here. i come at it purely from economics. it costs each prisoner about $2.6 million a year. that's a lot of money. in a maximum prison security it's only $70,000 a year. economics, let's close gitmo and move the prisoners to some facility that maybe ev

one of them is 14-year-old josue jonas ramirez. he's made the grueling 1,500 mile trip from el salvador. that's only half way to his mother, who paid a smuggler $4,000 to bring him to new york. it has been ten years since they last saw each other. >> josue told us that he had to leave el salvador. it had become unsafe for him. >> after his dad was killed by gangs, a gang tried to recruit his older brother, who fled to the states. this year josue, who has been living with his uncle, began to run out of options. >> josue was just one of the thousands of salvadoran children who have made the journey this year. >> violence in el salvador is rooted in structural, historical causes, one of which is poverty, the exclusion and marginalization of great portions of its population. >> hector silva is a salvadoran journalist. he says gangs have sparked the most recent exodus of children. >> i think now and for a decade, decade and a half, they are the most violent, and one of the most influential components of the whole equation, of violence,

what is the argument for news worthiness when it's taylor swift's messages to a jonas brother. >> taylorc figure in the same way that the co-chairman of sony pictures is a public figure. these are people with immense influence and sway and show business who command an incredible audience. taylor swift is one of the most followed human beings on the plan e the way she used social media in public or private is of public interest. >> when you look at exactly the kind of data you were showing full disclosure i show up as a footnote in the inboxes -- >> yes, you did. >> her private exchanges with lina dunham did an entire article of her flirting with nick jonas. what is the benefit of putting that out there? >> celebrities benefit from media coverage that is pretty much manicured to the exact specifications. i think any time you can show something that a celebrity has not fed an outlet, something that is actually earnest and sincere on their part, shows you their true nature. in the case of taylor swift, it was nothing -- there were no bombshells there. but it does show you what someone is li

in 1954, a vaccine to prevent paralytic polio developed by jonas salk was tested in the largest fieldrial and medical history. in 1955, salk vaccine is safe and effective. the next challenge is production in quantity. a huge task, a complex process all detailed in this book. it is officially called a protocol. the manufacturer recalls every step in the production of one lot of vaccine. the first requirement is trained scientists and technicians. the equipment they use get scrubbed up. a scalding steam bath for 15 minutes. when it comes out, it is completely sterilized, ready for the job ahead. vital to the production of the vaccine are monkeys from the far east. given the best of care. another basic ingredient of the polio vaccine is being prepared. a rich, nourishing liquid called medium 199. 68 different elements going to medium 199. each is carefully checked, weight, and combined according to the formula. when all is thoroughly blended the medium is tested for absolute sterility. why this elaborate preparation? into medium 199 will go monkey kidney tissue, carefully minced by hand.

in 1954, a vaccine to prevent paralytic polio developed by jonas salk was tested in the largest fieldrial and medical -- field trials in medical history. finally in 1955, salk vaccine is safe and effective. the next challenge is production in quantity. a huge task, a complex process all detailed in this book. it is officially called a protocol. here, the manufacturer records every step in the production of one lot of vaccine. the first requirement is trained scientists and technicians. their every action is important starting with the scrub up. the equipment they use get scrubbed up. a scalding steam bath for 15 minutes. when it comes out, it is completely sterilized, ready for the job ahead. vital to the production of the vaccine are monkeys from the far east. given the best of care. meanwhile another basic , ingredient of the polio vaccine is being prepared. a rich, nourishing liquid called medium 199. some 68 different elements going to medium 199. -- go into medium 199. each is carefully checked, weight, and combined according to the formula. when all is thoroughly blended the med

get a robot for jonas? >> he is our mascot. we love him. he is my valentine. you, ramon. neil is next. >>> you want someone to go after isis money, how about the guys great at hiding his money? welcome i'm neil cavuto. russia to the rescue? think about it. when it comes to tracking down where isis gets its money, united nations figures who better than the fox to find out who is funding the hen house? charlie gasparino says bad move. ben stein will be back with us next week. >> if you want a leader that's in bed with the mafia which he is, you want to break bread with him and let him lead this financial coalition, it's one of the dumbest things in the world. i can't believe president obama is allowing it to happen. it fits with his pattern of not having a plan here. this is getting at -- i'm not saying i want boots on the ground to defeat isis, but one of the things we could do is financial stuff. allow russia to take the lead on this is totally insane. >> but we are already doing that, right? >> that's why it's insane. >> here is the bottom line. president obama, not only

. >> can we get a robot for jonas? >> he is our mascot. we love him. he is my valentine. you, ramon. neil is next. >>> you want someone to go after isis money, how about the guys great at hiding his money? welcome i'm neil cavuto. russia to the rescue? think about it. when it comes to tracking down where isis gets its money, united nations figures who better than the fox to find out who is funding the hen house? charlie gasparino says bad move. ben stein will be back with us next week. >> if you want a leader that's in bed with the mafia which he is, you want to break bread with him and let him lead

before he was muscle nick jonas. [ laughter ] like, he was still a "joni.", of course. >> and the gay community wasn't as in to him as they are now. now they've bought hook line and sinker, they're in. they love him. [ laughter ] >> seth: he's emerged from his -- >> he lifted his shirt up, and the gay community is now like, we love you. [ cheers and applause ] all though word to the wise, you might want to hit the gym. i'm just saying. >> seth: yeah, no exactly. that's true, that's true. [ laughter ] >> and so, i got to be next to manilow, it was so great to be next to him, because jennifer hudson and iggy azalea sang their new duet. >> seth: at the party? they got on stage at the party. >> like this close, it's like the mini-grammys and it's so cool. and so, manilow kept saying to me, "what's an iggy?" and i said, well, she's a rapper. and then jennifer hudson came out. i said, "now barry, i assume you know jennifer hudson." he's like, "oh, i love her." and he goes, "what's the blonde girl doing?" i said, she's rapping. her name is -- she's the iggy. and he

against the debt relief if it walks away from the commitment, and the government is acting accordingly jona hall, berlin. around 4,000 protestors have held a rally the demonstration was held to support the new tough stance in talks with e.u. previously the scene of violence had no barricades and few policeman. such protests since the left wing series swept the victory in elections last month. let's go live now to athens where al jazeera joins us, i guess, john, the anti-e.u. anti-austerity line was easier to push when they were campaigning then perhaps now they have to teal with the realities of talking to the e.u. talking to germany how is it balancing that fine line? i think that this government knew all along that this was going to be a tough negotiation p and from what i know of them, and people who know them well, they are prepared to go all the way they are prepared to talk with the european partners about all the exhausting all the possibilities for achieving their goal of basically a new deal. for greece, they want to renegotiate the entire package that is on the table the german po

temperature rise ricky said leave the trees and leave the building didn't that match the architecture jonas pointed out in articles about those trees failures that were highlighted during its response a number of those involvement with the swaurths sidewalk root were cut they were disadvantaged explicitly and on replacement that was inspired that in new york city an excellent replacement tree formulas they put a ribbon they call it the dpw dynamic and any trees a lot of the loft in the project they must be be replaced and, of course, that's going to be much more expensive i imagine and i want to offer from a community member mature trees are valuable the reasonable think to do is plant smaller trees between the mulch trees lae have a chance of survival so when the mulch trees hit their end of their survival there is no need to cut those down let's others get established that's all i have to say i'll answer your questions if otherwise. >> permit holder has 3 minutes of rebuttal mr. fry. >> hi thank you for your time and i want to stress that what we're doing is not for financial arraigns or

. >> those comments from morgan stanley auto analyst adam jonas after tesla numbers came in weaker thanected. the electric automaker's stock getting pounded today down 6%. cnbc's phil lebeau is live in chicago with more. hey, phil. >> hey, scott. interesting conference call last night because elon musk, even though it was a rough fourth quarter, was very bullish in terms of his projections for tesla, not only over the next two or three years but looking further out. there are many hurdles that this company has to overcome and this is really what a number of people are focused on today. those hurdles are one reason that barclays is out with a note just a few minutes ago lowering its price target for tesla from $200 a share down to $190. some of the hurdles they have to overcome, china sales. it's not enough just to say we have people in there given the wrong advice about the difficulty of recharging. that's the world's number one auto market. tesla has struggled for more than a year to get it right and even though elon musk says it's not an insurmountable problem it has people wondering

we know know cody simpson, joe jonas are some of the speakers announced taking part in the event. we day will take place on february 25th at the s.a.p. center in san jose. this is video from the first ever we day in california. it was last year at oracle arena in oakland. thousands of local students will earn their tickets by committing to take action on logue and global issues -- local and global issues they care about. ktvu is the we day media partner. >>> the measles outbreak has a surgeon general's warning today as lawmakers get involved in the immunization debate. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! >>> stocks are higher. coca-cola is up after the company reported a better-than- expected quarterly profit and th

jona and his friends love baseball with the ten-year-old doesn't like is seeing the pros chew tobacco. >> it's setting bad examples for kids like me. >> reporter: according to the cdc, every year more than half a million kids age 12 to 17 try smokeless tobacco for the first time. >> as much progress as we've made in reducing cigarette smoke in teenage boys the use is actually up and it's no small part because of its association with major league baseball. >> reporter: giants coach bruce bochy says he sought help to kick his habit and at spring training today in arizona indicated a ban might be a challenge. >> it's not an easy habit to break. there are so many triggers and you play with it. you learn to play with it. you know the force, the ban, it's going to be difficult. >> reporter: the players union had no comment today but major league baseball said we believe that children should not be exposed to smokeless tobacco and we support the spirit of this initiative in california. san francisco supervisor mark ferrell, a former college baseball player and reformed tobacco chewer plans t

this as jonas just said this is the hearing on the draft eir on the 1546 to 1564 market street project. the draft eir was published january 27 and the hearing before the planning commission was scheduled for next thursday, the 12th of that, it will be continued to the 19th of february. the hearing today is to receive public comment as well as your commission's direction in consideration of comments on the historic resources impact on the project. those comments will then be addressed in the written response to comments document on the eir we will not respond to those comments today. i am available if you have any questions about the environmental review process for this project and otherwise would like to recommend that you open the public hearing and i know thatd project sponsor ken diamond with true mark urban would like to make a few remarks about the project. >> we'll take the remarks then we'll have some questions, comments. >> good afternoon, my name is kim diamond, development director for true mark. i have a presentation here. this is just a brief summary of the project that we

. >> he went after a jonas brother and that crosses the line. >> isn't that the lovely three or fourouses you have on the hudson? >> as the only african-american on the pam what is your take on this? >> i would like to say geraldo is fantastic. i agree with you carly. he is not talking about the music, thank god, because there is nothing more tedious than an old person talking about rap music. >> he is not old. he is only 20 years older than me. >> he is 20 years localedder than an old man. >> 50 is the new 47. >> i do -- i get what he is saying and it goes back to what you said 3w* techno. it is a fact of his age and it is the same thing with us. >> i get it. i am not saying i dislike him but you are an old dude. >> hip hop fashion has been a revolt against the prevailing white culture. there is an aspect he is over looking, but i also think what carly said is true. it is one thing to dress a certain way around the house and with your friends, but the problem is can you dress that the way society demands of you to get a job? >> it is called get jiggy with it. >> that's right. if you

singers, joe jonas cher lloyd and colbie caillat. all those encouraging to create the change they want to see out there in the world. >>> well guinea pigs are on the prowl in delores park tonight. six guinea pigs were abandoned in the popular san francisco park. they were discovered near 20th and church street. animal care and control officers you see right there were able to capture four of them from a burro but two others on the loose. they'll held for 5 days. as long as they're healthy and friendly expected to be put up for adoption. >> i don't know if they're healthy but they look friendly. okay talk about the forecast. maybe some rain. >> just maybe. meteorologist drew tuma with the latest. >>> don't get too excited. squashing it right now. a little bit of rain. i think the emphasis is going to be a little bit. we'll talk about rain less than an quarter of an inch. not a healthy amount but a good pattern change in the forecast. live doppler 7 hd with partly cloudy skies and a beautiful sunset capture from east bay hills. earlier