tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- nick jonas, elizabeth olsen, musical guest nick jonas and robinchulz, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: m.a.c! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! oh, beautiful. beautiful. hey, welcome. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." this is it, everybody. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. let's get to some news here. last night, president trump held a big rally in montana. when he first got there, trump said, "take me to your leader, hannah montana." [ laughter ] during his speech, trump talked about the anonymous op-ed one of his staffers wrote about him. he had a little trouble saying the word anonymous. in fact, he had a little bit trouble twice. listen to this. >> the latest act of resistance is the op-ed published in the failing "new york times" by an anomous. [ laughter ] anonamous, gutless, coward. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: anomous. anomous. anomonous. ♪ ♪ anomonos do do do do anomonos do do do do ♪ ♪ do do do do do do do

smith and jonas max ferris joins me now.'re the golfer her, you're historian of golf and you grew up the playing the game. this reminds me of arnie's army. everywhere arnold palmer left. all the ratings have not come in completely yet. how much does tiger need golf? is he back? does he break jack's record? he is four short? >> all observations. i'm not a huge tiger fan for many reasons. i found yesterday thrilling to be honest with you. forget all the personal stuff. for an athlete like that to come back, what he has been through is remarkable. the pga tour should get down on a knee and kiss the ground that tiger is back. in answer to your second question, you know, nicholas won the masters when he was 46. that was in 1986. tiger is what, 42? so say he has four or five years left, i would say the odds are 50/50 of him getting another four majors, definitely doable at this point. john: that is a pretty remarkable endorsement at 50/50. a couple years ago nobody would give him a chance. >> exactly. john: when he was not playing

nick jonas ismy gueste'soing to. it's a great show. stay tuned. >> and happening now an alleged prescription drug dealer off the streets in milpitas. he was arrested last thursday. the police found 15,000 bucks worth of xanax in his house and car. the fight by some residentso keep the chainsaws away! plus- what wildfire victims can do to make their voices heard and possibly lead to better laws statewide. monday morning- from 4:30 to 7. the f-b-i is offering a $10k reward for an arson at a planned parenthood in . >>> the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward for an arsonist at a planned parent hood. someone started a fire at the watsonville planned parent hood. you can see it burned the side of the building. you can't see the suspect's face, police think you could recognize him based on mannerisms. flights out of texas may have been exposed to measles. the passenger was on two flights in and out of dallas love field late last month. measles is highly contagious and is spread through the air when people cough or sneeze. up next, a big night f

smith and jonas max ferris, the u.s. imported chinese goods last year gary b., i want to start with you. the market is up today at least. it seems to not carat all about this potential trade war. does it care? >> it's the trump tariff trade i guess, [laughter] the more he talks about it the higher the market goes. we should not care, and here is the reason why. everyone here hears that 200 billion number and they think that it's 200 billion in taxes and it's not. that's the amount that's going to be taxed. that amounts to even john even if at the 20% level only .2% of gdp but wait, there's a lot of mitigating factors. one you know there's a lot of exception to that as companies line up to say oh, no, we can't live with that. two, you've got to collect it all. it's hard to collect these tariff taxes, just doesn't automatically flow like making an amazon purchase and three there's substitutions. you know people say well i don't want that kind of steel i'll take this different grade of steel and finally if that's not enough

susan lee, jonas max ferris, kathy, and madison. madison end with you and begin with you.ll back, in fact, just tweeted now that the economy is the bedrock, everything's going well, we're breaking all jobs and economic records, but our country has tremendous potential and all we're hearing is the economy and that's the one thing that dismisses all of this other stuff. >> i think the economy's extremely strong. it's been incredible what he's been able to do in under two years, i can't imagine what we'll see in 2020, 2022, 2024, talks about deregular haitian and tax-- deregulation and reinvesting in america, coming into this compared to the obama administration. we've created jobs during the trump administration and-- >> focus on the good and if there's upheaval among the staff that we've talked about before, and talked about earlier in the week, if the staff is nervous or anxious around them or taking documents off his desk not to tempt him or do something that they think would be bad, what do you make of the whole mixed signal? >> the mixed signals from the white house and

is also for investigation of getting crushed jonas and central african republic so there's new information about this murder and when they want to publish this result well this really depends on what we will be doing in siege two and if we will be doing stage to you at all because the publication of some of the so that information right now might. make the investigation harder thank you very much thank you. went to sleep an hour after head had dropped by in munich to new last night is another big match up on tap today with hosting live a cause and in fact dot learned could leap right over by an end barely in into first place with a win but they face a cagey opponent and live a close and the club is full of talent including one teenager they say is definitely ahead of his time. i have it just turned one thousand in the summer laver couzin believes he has skills beyond his age he banked in his first goal of the season last sunday so i always try to continue growing as i hope to help the team with my goals and good performances and i have it has already played in fifty nine hundred eighty gam

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lauren: jonas, have a beautiful weekend, thank you for getting up with us.e making me nervous about october, lauren. >> well, you know. cheryl: another executive is leaving tesla. lauren: tracee carrasco join us with that story and other headlines, who is leaving now, tracee? >> vice president of global management has resigned from the company, it's unclear exactly why he is leaving but this marks the fifth senior executive to leave tesla in recent weeks, meanwhile some good news for tesla, the national highway traffic safety administration has given the model 35-star rate negotiation every category, both tesla model sm and s received good rating as well. lauren: you may need to change with itinerary. tracee: passengers pay nearly $3 billion in fees annually to change flight recertify vagueses, now house and senate lawmakers are working on some legislation that could limit those fees passengers must pay. u.s. airlines are fighting against those efforts calling this type of legislation a threat to its business, passengers and lawmakers say airlines have set c

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jonas, do with he have any public comment? >> clerk: just the one from miguel bustos. >> president hillis: okay. and if there's anymore public comment, please lineup on the screen side of the room. >> may i give this to you -- >> clerk: you may. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is miguel bustos. been in the 24th street corridor for almost 49 years. i live maybe 100 feet from the property. we did express some concern regarding the project to representatives of at&t as well as the staff here at planning. none of them live in the district, none of them live in the corridor, none of them live close to this site, but what we want to talk about's three different things. one is the owner. i'm actually surprised that at and he would even want to associate himself with mr. allen mccarthy. he has a history of not being a very good neighbor. there were several dozen latino families that lived in the building. he threaten he -- he evicted them all, and threatened to call i.c.e. to deport them. he's never proven himself

the jonas brothers stepped out with their famous fiancees. tonight's "couples know and tell." bro-nas double date. >>> last night nick, priyanka chopra, joe and sophie turner got way into serena williams playing the u.s. open. their ladies held hands, displaying those rocks, priyanka's worth an estimated 110,000 grand. sophie's? $25,000. and cho-nas didn't shy away from serving up some pda right beside chopra's mom, nick's not about hiding anymore. >>> next, kevin and kyra's anniversary serenade. ♪ you don't know what it's like ♪ >> guitars in hand, bacon and his wife played a beegees' hit to celebrate 30 years of marriage. ♪ to love somebody >> we're obviously deeply in love. >>> and finally, julia roberts opens up about her marriage. >> he doesn't like to be on tv. >> no no. >> notoriously private, julia just instagrammed this rare shot with her hubby of 16 years, danny moder. the caption references being "happy, brave and embracing joy." "e.t.'s" learned this pic was taken july 20th, during julia's photo shoot in malibu. doting danny tried

joining me now our mortgage panel and cofounder and editor jonas.ant to start with you that i love max and i think is a great reporter and i love watching the show and i'm not sure politics should be involved and i think it sounds like bob iger agrees that, what are your thoughts and politics and espn? >> i tell you what, it's very left leaning and i think politics has become involved but it's like our nike discussion yesterday. if they had not lost 30 million subscribers over the last six years but had gained 18 million you would hear none of this, none of the programming would change. i think, quite honestly, they're addressing a symptom and not the cause and the reason is because i don't think it's been political or not political but because of cord cutting. to a portion of those 30 million left because of too political? maybe but at the end of the day espn has a monopoly out there. you want to watch golf or the football or baseball but you got to tune in so maybe it's not addressing the main reason people are leaving. john: jonas, it's a fantast

john: travel ban on jonas. guys, thank you both very much.ou will both be back later in the show, thank goodness. >>> actresses coming out with a video supporting supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's accuser, professor christine blasey ford. we will play you the sound. >>> first, the tennessee republican mayor getting back in the ring for a runoff in melbourne, australia. we will talk about it. >>> first, the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault may testify after all. her attorney is currently negotiating, quote, fair conditions. the weekly standard executive editor fred barnes reacts after this. ♪ this is the angel oak. some say the oldest living thing east of the mississippi. it's weathered countless storms. battered, but never broken, it stands for the resilience within us all. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels righ

it could swallow a score of jonas. -- jonah's.ight is fourth of july when the converters going to action, and here is a roman candle lighting the night. ♪ the girders of a railroad bridge march past, silhouetted by the licking flames of these beacons of steel. these huge torches flareup in the dark as symbols of steel working for man. you are seeing it as the steelworkers see it. feet in length. another interesting episode in the fascinating drama of steel production, rolling giant beams. how many could guess that a 36 inch high beam almost as long as a city block could be rolled. an operator skillfully trips the switches controlling the pressure with many thousands of pounds back and forth under the roll until it takes on the fate -- think shape, the semblance the suggestion of an i-beam. , it all as easy as falling off a log, or so it seams as this young man shaves the rough beam into an almost finished product and sends it's on its way down the line -- and sends it on its way down the line. there comes the i-beam out of the fin

jonas, what potentially derails this economy?dents, i can't think of anything at their age. what you want is a good job market. the fact mortgage interest was reduced a little, that doesn't hurt students. students were still allowed to deduct student loan interest. they are in a pretty good position right now. you want a good job market. that's what they're coming out into. that will help them pay off uyulnd bew lootouguys. so good to be on. tomorrow make it up to both of you. we'll be right back. step up to the stage here. feeling good about that? let's see- most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance significantly reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event... ...and lowers a1c, with diet and exercise. .. john: presi

nick jonas, priyanka chopra, was on the red carpet flashing her engagement ring.orgeous in green, hailey baldwin was honored for being a fashion media personality. fiance justin bieber was a no-show at the event but the couple's pal sailor brinkley cook was there. could she be a bridesmaid? >> i don't know. i don't know. maybe. oh, my god, i love hailey. she's worked so hard, like i remember when i was like 15 staying at her apartment and her talking about her jobs and everything. and i was like, i'm just proud. i'm really proud of her. you go, hailey. >> hailey, you go girl. >>> coming up -- >> hardworking mama. >> it's bring your baby to the work day for director eva longoria. >> i just keep it moving. >>> plus, is meghan markle ready to be a mom? on what our royal sources just told us about a baby on the way. >>> and oliva munn, what she's telling about the casting controversy. >>> but first, three "the talk" kicks off season nine monday, and only "e.t." was there as they geared up. >> all right, what are you guys excited about for season nine? >> everything. i

the jonas sister jude with the short hair doesn't wear a headscarf in public either.her religion she says allows her that choice. this week in our global ideas series we had for nepal can use it against the it or help bring about badly needed change our reporter voice gephardt travel to the capital faster region in the south of the country farmers there are trying to learn new agricultural methods heavy rainfall in the mountains often leads to landslides but planting the right crops at the right times could help. just a few more stitches and this hand puppet will be ready. to start a play these children are putting on tomorrow and they have to be sure they know their lines. the play was written by participants in a workshop on sustainable farming and the children contributed some ideas of their own. we have to protect the forest they say by growing plants that are good for the soil and then we cause less damage. than ours drive away in the mountains the scene of a landslide one of many there's widespread deforestation here there aren't enough trees left to stabilise t

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lieutenant jonas, united states navy reserve. major clifford l. patterson, jr., united states army. robert pettinger. robert r. plogar iii and his wife sandra plogar. >> lieutenant darren h. ponzel, united states navy reserve. scott powell. captain jack d. punchess, united states navy, retired. [bell ringing] >> petty officer first class joseph j. picier, jr., united states navy. [bell ringing] >> lisa j. rains. [bell ringing] >> debra a. ramser. rhonda sue ramsusan. betty officer first class marsha d. ratchford united states navy. martha m. reske. todd h. ruben. [bell ringing] >> cecelia e. lawson richard. [bell ringing] >> edward v. row enhorst. [bell ringing] >> judy rowlett. [bell ringing] >> sergeant major robert e. russell, united states army retired. [bell ringing] >> chief warrant officer william r. ruth, united states army reserve. [bell ringing] >> charles e. sabin sr. [bell ringing] >> marjory c. salomoni. [bell ringing] >> john p. samortino. [bell ringing] >> colonel david m. scales, united states army. [bell ringing] >> commander robert a. shangal, united states navy. [

jonas martin panik maj. clifford l. patterson lt. j.g. darin howard pontell scott powell capt. jack punches joseph john pycior deborah ramsaur rhonda rasmussen marsha dianah ratchford martha reszke cecelia e. richard edward v. rowenhorst judy rowlett robert e. russell william r. ruth marjorie c. salamone lt. col. david m. scales cmdr. robert allan schlegel janice scott michael l. selves marian serva cmdr. dan frederic shanower anita m. sherman. diane m simmons. and her husband george w. wilson. donald d. simmons. cheryle d. sincock gregg harold smallwood lt. col. gary f. smith patricia j. statz edna l. stephens willie q. troy lt. cmdr. ronald james vauk lt. col. karen wagner meta waller staff sgt. maudlyn a. white sandra l. white ernest m. willcher lt. cmdr. david lucian williams maj. dwayne williams marvin woods kevin wayne yokum donald mcarthur young edmond young lisa young ladies and gentlemen, please remain silent for the arrival of the official party. the national anthem performed by the united states academy glee club. a moment of silence killed. and the invocation delive

have a dyed direct say in policy making in this country and how with the latest there from stockholm jonas thank you. eighty four people have been killed in renewed fighting in yemen sports data a day after peace talks in geneva collapsed when the rebel delegation failed to show up ospital sources say that there include dozens of who the rebel fighters and at least seventeen government troops well data has seen heavy fighting between saudi backed government troops and rebels for several months this placing tens of thousands of civilians. living in fear shrouded in night in fear squadrons of forty five warplanes are frequently hovering above our hats. are not crypt with fear we cannot sleep at night yes to the shelling we're living in fear night and day the sound the coalition warplanes up on to go home as if the single day. a shell hit my neighbor's house it destroyed the wall where my neighbor was sleeping it just missed him by few inches. well under simmons's in neighboring djibouti and has the latest for us. now this is undoubtedly a major escalation in this offensive which started back

. >> president hillis: all right, jonas. >> clerk: seeing nothing further, there's a motion that's been to not take d.r. and approve the project as proposed. on that motion [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously, 5-0. >> president hillis: lrpall right. the meeting's adjourned. thank you. >> all right. this meeting will come to order. welcome to the, september 12, '13

prince harry, jonas, tommy lee jones, 72. now take a final look at your hois cans. though they're only seven years apart? amy polar celebrating turning 37 this weekend. >> we're with clrher. monday on "e.t." >> well, we are almost out of time but for all the late, breaking hollywood news go to et online.com. that is it for me here in new york, take it away. i'll see you soon. >> before we go check out the vid video from carrie underwood's new video. she's got a lot going on. the show airs october 9th on abc. enjoy your video. enjoy the rest of your weekend. ♪ we walk hand in hand and together again ♪ i believe in the end love wins ♪ "as this storm "as this storm continues to churn through north carolina it has dumped nearly two feet or more of rain in many places. the strongest storm bands are dumping two to three inches of rain per hour. that's enough to cause flooding in areas that have never flooded before until now."

charles payne joins us back and jonas max ferris and susan li. >> it's a harsh term.ting it. >> a lifetime ban. steve cohen paid the most in history, banned two years, martha stewart went to jail and banned for five years and liz holmes ran for ten years. they're throwing the book at tesla's elon musk. neil: and they didn't start with the book and he nixed it. what do you think? >> he's a pugilist, right? he went against the grain. he's the person that said, no, it can't be done and fueled his fire, but it's a double edged sword. it's not unlike president trump. he fights back and in his case most executives would have taken the deal and he's got the money himself to survive it, but how much money does his company. >> it's a neither admit nor deny cause. >> nolo contendere. >> it's basically through rest of your life and your career in corporate history you can never say you're innocent, never. neil: you can never say you were guilty. >> well, you can't say you're innocent and someone with the ego of elon musk, i don't think that would ever, ever sit well with him. ne

. >> it sounds almost as if you're talking about jonas if she was one of your children. >> she was almost like a daughter to me, yes. >> as for joan's two young daughters, daisy and elizabeth, david wanted them to be part of his new family. >> because he loved me, he loved them. >> and so he did. david shannon became both a husband and a father. >> they were all having a good time being a normal family, you know. everybody getting along, fighting, as you do. he loved them, definitely. >> soon the shannons became six, with the birth of their two boys. and in 2000, david took the family south to fayetteville, when he was transferred to ft. bragg. >> david loved the military. he loved being the soldier. you talk about somebody having a first love or something they loved more than anything. he loved that uniform. >> and the military had been good to david. he was major shannon by now, well on his way to becoming a colonel. and that was the phone call the shannon family was really looking forward to from ft. bragg. not the one they got that devastating morning in july 2002. >> they said david'

. >> jonas, can you hand this up to the commissioners? >> clerk: i certainly can. >> good afternoon, president hillis and members of the environment. i am chelsea fordham. i am joined today by lisa gibson, environmental review officer. the item before you is certification of the final viermsal impact report for e.i.r. the item was continued from your june 28 commission meeting to provide additional analysis and funding sources. on the financial feasibility of preservation alternatives. a copy of the draft e.i.r. motion is before you. the draft e.i.r. was published on october 25, 2017. the public hearing on the draft was held on november 30, 2017, and the public comment period closed on december 11. the comments and responses document was published and distributes to you on june 13, 2018. since publication of the draft e.i.r., a number of project updates and revisions have been made and are now being pursued as the preferred project which was presented in the r.t.c. additionally, the project sponsor is now also considering a revised prerch

we discuss this and other things with the jonas faris. good morning. >> good morning. i was reading forbes student exclusive with jeff bezos and they called him jeff bezos unbound meaning he doesn't think about the current, always thinking about the future. where will the company be two years from now? what is the future for amazon shareholders in the company? >> it's a good thing he had 70 quarter losses losses in the beginning. the future is a very great, but also so big that their growth will mimic the economy at some point. a trillion dollars the economies around 20 trillion, you won't just keep growing double digits at forever. you will hit this wall. not there necessarily now, but you have to produce earnings 10, 50 billion a year forever to support this and that's hard to do. competitors come up. no one can see that now, but it did look like aol or cisco or anyone else, walmart didn't see amazon coming so again it's not like it will collapse 80% like the nasdaq did in 2000, but it's also fully valued growth rates in the next 20 years. lauren: amazon is so divers

. >> thank you, jonas. good afternoon, commissioners. aaron starr, legislative affairs. two weeks of board report for you. last week was simple. land use committee continued all the items related to the indian basin special use district to this week. at the full board, fees for certain permits and transportation analysis, ordinance sponsored by the mayor, passed second read. health services on ocean avenue passed first read. the board considered supervisor kim's ordinance that would allow affordable housing. the original ordinance passed first read and duplicated file rereferred back to planning. amendments added by supervisor kim were not considered by this commission and was considered substantive enough by city attorney's office to acquire rereferral. in addition to allowing the demolition of buildings used for parking lots it, would allow 800-square-foot building on lots larger than 18,000 square feet to be demolished to construct affordable housing. the overall intent and spirit is the same, and viable spaces would be protected. therefore, staff is not planning on b

liz: to jonas's point, the debt swamps shareholder value.int, you got 10 seconds. >> the books exist because of elon's personality. either he's the greatest mind of the generation or the greatest fraud. hopefully it works out for the best. liz: i meant shareholder equity value. you have been great. have a great weekend. we'll be right back. stay right there. people tell me all the time i have the craziest job, the riskiest job. the consequences underwater can escalate quickly. the next thing i know, she swam off with the camera. it's like, hey, thats mine! i want to keep doing what i love. that's the retirement plan. with my annuity i know there's a guarantee. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retireyourrisk.org annuities can provide protected income for life. (nicki palmer) being a verizon engineer is about doing things right. and there's no shortcut to the right way. so when we roll out the nation's first 5g network, it'll be because we were the first to install millions of miles of fiber optics. and we'll be t

. >> president hillis: all right, jonas. >> clerk: seeing nothing further, there's a motion that's been to not take d.r. and approve the project as proposed. on that motion [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously, 5-0. >> president hillis: lrpall right. the meeting's adjourned. thank you. >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away, whenever they come back to the city, they make it here. and they tell us that. >> you're going to get something made fresh, made by hand and made with quality products and something that's very, very good. ♪ >> the legacy bars and restaurants was something that was begun by san francisco simply to recognize and draw attention to the establishments. it really provides for san francisco's unique character. ♪ >> and that morphed into a request that we work with the city to develop a

and jonas is also here and melissa with stocks. melissa, start with you.hink president trump also was alluded to if he were forced out of office. how would those scenarios impact the rally? >> i definitely the markets impact the rally. the markets like trump. it's rallied since the election. you have to give the credit to trump. it's his policies, the tax cut, the roll back, the repatriation of cash back into the u.s. you've seen the effects of the market. it's making new highs literally almost every day in the last two weeks. >> charles: john, sounds like you used president carter. what we didn't have, he went on to say the president does influence business. that's one of the key components to what we're seeing in this economy. business spending doesn't get press but it's a renewed confidence that is making a big difference. what are your thoughts? >> carter got it backwards. he forgets his weak dollar policies put a big chill on businesses, the stock market just as they did for george w. bush. ronald reagan had a strong dollar policies. the idea that pre

say the trump-putin think isn't a big deal, but you can't say it and also have a n out of ten nick jonasight laughter ] >> and i get so stressed out at reunions that i want a a cocktail. but i don't think so, honey, these fancy beneh cocktails. my alcohol now, bartender. [ light laughter ] i can't wait for you to mix up five liquids and throwan whole in there. >> yeah. my drink does not need an umbrella. it is not raining. >> no. [ laughter and applause ] >> and okay, ion't think so, honey, "mamma mia! here we go again." >> i mean, pierce brosnan, we love you, but this movie should have devoted more time to christine baranski in various sun hats. give the people what they want! i >> both: christine baran sun hats! christine baranski in sun hats! i don't think so honey! [ chee and applause ] >> and i don't think so honey "shark week." >> okay. this is that week that rolls around every year when you find out which of your friend identify as "fans of sharks." [ light laughter ] girl, you know if a shark saw you, it would eat you, right? [ light laughter ]is s very much a don't meet your her

his name was jonas bronck. b-r-o-n-c-k.was annexed to the city. then in 1898, the city then decided that the two areas previously annexed should also become a borough. but what to call it, since it never had a name before? they looked at the map and right smack through the middle of the territory ran the bronx river, so they named it after the river -- the borough of the bronx. and that's why it is called the bronx, and not just plain bronx. if you have a question about the bronx, chances are lloyd ultan has the answer. born and raised here, he's never really left for over seven decades. this is a disappearing aspect of new york, for sure. the real thing jewish deli. liebman's is one of the last. there used to be dozens of places where you could get your brisket, chopped liver, a good pastrami, some pickles, with a black cherry soda or a cel-ray of course to drink. >> lloyd: the world series is going on. howard cosell is on the air. suddenly you see a tongue of flame ricking up into the, uh, up into the sky. and he says, "t

. >> thank you, jonas. a couple of things. next week is global climate summit in san francisco that is being convened by governor brown. i think mayor breed's announcement is real eigal -- d to that. there are other events that are happening peripheral to that conference and it's by invitation-only, but there will be several thousand people in town talking about the issues at a very high level. so we're looking forward to seeing the outcome of that. it's funny that you mentioned the three ps, if you will. you may recall that last year as a result of the planned bay area. a working group was convened on housing and it's called casa. it doesn't stand for anything. it's just the name of the group. those are the terms that they used as a basis for their discussion, which was to protect existing residents and preserve affordable housing and produce housing. so that's the mantra they're using and the results of that work are coming out, i think, later this fall. and i was going to talk about president hillis about scheduling a heari

. >> president hillis: all right, jonas. >> clerk: seeing nothing further, there's a motion that's been to not take d.r. and approve the project as proposed. on that motion [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously, 5-0. >> president hillis: lrpall right. the meeting's adjourned. thank you. >> for the first time in nearly two decades fishers have been granted the legal right to sell fish directly to the package right off their boat -- to the public right off their boats in san francisco. it's not only helping local fishers to stay afloat but it's evoking the spirit of the wharf by resurfacing the traditional methods of selling fish. but how is it regulated? and what does it take for a boat to be transported into a floating fish market? find out as we hop on board on this episode of "what's next sf." (♪) we're here with the owner and the captain of the vessel pioneer. it's no coincidence that your boat is called the pioneer because it's doing just that. it's the first boat in san francisco to sell fish directly from the boat. how did you establish your

matthew, host of "hardball," on msnbc and author of "bobby kennedy," eliana johnson for politico and jonadberg, editor at national review. >> that's right. >> let me begin. there it is. there it is because we're doing it right now, everybody. let me, i think, caitlin flanagan at the atlantic and david at the national review set up t conversation pretty well for us. let me read you from the atlantic. the least we can do is put this confirottion on hold and if true, kavanaugh should be approved without suspicion. my own inclination is no. here's david french. if there isn't any coeration or external evidence outside of christine ford's three decades-old recollections, that's not enough for derailing the jurist no matter how fiercely they'reat believed. going to be the standard of berievability? are we? >> i think it's tremendously difficult. you have partisans on left including a democratic senat saying we must believe the testimony of the woman and it is anti-woman to challenge the accusations and partisans on the right thring out the names of their potential assailants without much proof,

with the latest there from stockland jonas thank you and here on the al-jazeera news hour we'll be looking at the new political reality in sweden a bit more detail in about half an hour or so. or far right protesters of held a rally in the eastern german town of courtin following the death of a twenty two year old man two afghan migrants were detained in relation to his death police have since revealed the victim died of heart failure the two afghans aged eighteen and twenty two were being investigated on suspicion of causing bodily harm and immigration tensions have been high in the region following last month's killing of a mining community southeast of korten it sparked violent right wing protests two asylum seekers in this case a syrian and an iraqi arrested. eighty four people have been killed in renewed fighting around yemen sports city of her day a day after peace talks in geneva collapsed when the rebel delegation failed to show up hospital sources say that they'd include dozens of who's the rebel fighters and at least eleven government troops are they that has seen heavy fighting

so bundling is of course important and we calling also jonas to continue funding the humanitarian crisis i mean funding to address the humanitarian crisis in syria and in northwestern butler i think however that coming to a political solution to a negotiated solution right now with the northwest syria is also paramount use or some us joining us from save the children i thank you very much for your time and. regular your turn what have you got for us today because we do i mean i often think about it maybe not seeing the full story but you get stuff out of iran a lot especially without hashtag asia news but kemal it's important to remember though that many of the syrians out who are now living in it lip are actually from aleppo and also that are they left their homes because they had to and now are seeing them protest in it lead there have been demonstrations every friday for the last few weeks syrians are now calling for a stop to the wall and for a deal that will keep the city free from barrel bombs and chemical attacks thousands rallied again on friday after after the prayers asking for