. >> jimmy: of the la brea tar pits? >> i took my son to the la brea tar pits.unch of skeletons. >> jimmy: no one does. [ laughter ] >> what i thought was going to be so embarrassing in retrospect. i thought it was going to be big animals covered in tar. [ laughter ] and it was going to be, you know, an animated movie to him. it was just these dirty bones. >> jimmy: yeah, dirty bones and the smell of tar. >> and the smell of tar everywhere. >> jimmy: you've got helicopter journalist zoe tur on the show? >> have you ever seen an interview with her? >> jimmy: i don't know. >> fascinating woman. flew -- still flies journalistic helicopters. she was over the rodney king uprising. she was over the o.j. chase. >> jimmy: oh, so she was -- she's the reporter from the -- oh, yeah, i must know who she is, of course, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: she was over all those things? >> yeah, and she might be somewhere in sylmar right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is there anyone that you asked to do this who said no? there's so many -- >> there's so many. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, rea

data also showed a decrease in la brea in land subsidence, which means sinking of the land.d saw an actual rebound or uplift in elevation thanks to reduced pumping in those aquifers and vienna. i know the snowpack and our reservoirs are also key in our water supply. so what are the current levels and how does this all tie together? a large part of our freshwater comes from groundwater. but did you know that only around 3% of the earth's water is fresh? compare that to 97, which can be found in the oceans. now, it's a big reason why scientists look to understand just how quickly our surface water replenishes. or you might hear groundwater recharge, but measuring it can be difficult. oftentimes it gets depleted quicker than it can be restored. so what is groundwater? think of this. it is water that exists underground in saturated areas beneath the surface. now that helps sustain not only our environment but our agriculture. and it provides hundreds of millions of people with drinking water. groundwater is stored in aquifers and soil and it can resurface through wells and sprin

he's also the dad of 17 year old mcclintock la brea, who the sharks plan to draft with the number oneup in canada, but spent a year playing for the junior sharks when his dad first got the job with the warriors. we were nervous and anxious and to see the sharks win it, win the lottery was was phenomenal. we're a very tight knit family, and to have your son, so close to home would be would be phenomenal. it would be great. oh, my. coming up on june 28th, he said he can't wait till the sun comes here because he'll feed him some dinner and do his laundry. he's only. he's only 17 years old. i know, and he is

he's also the dad of 17 year old mcclintock la brea, who the sharks plan to draft with the number one overall pick. maclean grew up in canada, but spent a year playing for the junior sharks when his dad first got the job with the warriors. we were nervous and anxious and to see the sharks win it, win the lottery was was phenomenal. we're a very tight knit family, and to have your son, so close to home would be would be phenomenal. it would be great. oh, my. coming up on june 28th, he said he can't wait till the sun comes here because he'll feed him some dinner and do his laundry. he's only. he's only 17 years old. i know, and he is young phenom. yeah. incredible. this is the year you know. jinx? we hope so. yes. thanks for joining us. have a great day tomorrow. our next newscast today in the bay. tomorrow morning at five. hope to see >>> tonight, the state of emergency in michigan as severe storms threaten more than 50 million people from texas to virginia. the deadly new threat after days of relentless severe weather. dozens of tornadoes tearing across the central u.s. and deep south

he's also the dad of 17 year old mcclintock la brea, who the sharks plan to draft with the number one overall pick. maclean grew up in canada, but spent a year playing for the junior sharks when his dad first got the job with the warriors. we were nervous and anxious and to see the sharks win it, win the lottery was was phenomenal. we're a very tight knit family, and to have your son, so close to home would be would be phenomenal. it would be great. oh, my. coming up on june 28th, he said he can't wait till the sun comes here because he'll feed him some dinner and do his laundry. he's only. he's only 17 years old. i know, and he is young phenom. yeah. incredible. this is the year you know. jinx? we hope so. yes. thanks for joining us. have a great day tomorrow. our next newscast today in the bay. tomorrow morning at five. hope to see [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- whoopi goldberg, gracie abrams, and featuring the legendary roots

now, it may be that years from now people come back here and look at this group, and it's the la breaits of internationalists and institutionalists. but we're fighting to make sure that's not the case, and no one has fought harder than the gentleman sitting to my right. now, mitt, i was going to say thank you for reading the lines that i wrote, appreciate that. but i think you all know, the country all knows, mitt romney is a man of extraordinary principle, married to extraordinary pragmatism. it's a rare combination, and i've gotten to see that up close these last few years since you've been in the senate. but for me, it's an honor to share the stage with you. so thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> and to the entire mccain family, starting with cindy, following in the footsteps of john mccain, there too i have gotten to work with cindy these last few years.n you are doing what is maybe the greatest calling anyone could have, which is trying to makeay sure that parents can put food on the table for their kids. and when it comes down to it, nothing matters more than that. so to you,