louis.anny, of course, an african american, and i told jimmy connors when he walked on, "you're the only white guy i know -- [laughter] from east st. louis." are there white folk in east st. louis? >> yeah, it's good roots. [laughter] i'll tell you. tavis: when you think of east st. louis, one of the first names that come to mind for me is jackie joyner kersey, another great athlete, jimmy connors out of east st. louis. what's in the water in east st. louis? >> i'll take it. i'll take the company. my mom, my dad, my grandparents came from east st. louis and my upbringing, with the way it was back in the 30s, 40s, and the 50s. i came around in 1952. my grandfather was mayor of east st. louis and police commissioner -- good roots. i loved it. but it was also, i also knew that there was a time when i wanted to go. my mom taught me tennis, gave me an opportunity to play. back in east st. louis, tennis wasn't the real thing. if you weren't playing baseball, basketball, football, you were kind of

i love that. >> oh, my goodness. >> look right at that camera 12. >> louis, louis, louis.d young before. i had no idea that was your granddaughter. i thought that was your daughter. but right now you look beyond. >> gorgeous. >> what i did is i lightened her hair and gave her this glamorous blond. but look, it's a believable blond. >> it's like an ash. isn't it? it's so pretty. >> arsene gave her the great haircut. she had layers before but he relayered it. it's layered correctly. and look at the lift it gives her. it's sexy, it's fun, it's young. >> danny. danny. what do you think? >> she looked beautiful before. she's even more beautiful now. >> aw. >> jordan, i know is shocked. >> so sweet. >> aw. >> wait a minute. >> tell us about this hot dress. while we wait. >> we had an interesting time together. it's really difficult to shop after you've lost so much weight because she's like, are you sure i look good? >> you look great. >> and now you agree, right? how beautiful your body is. >> i don't believe it. >> i know. >> this is from maggie london. color blocking for spri

are you john louis? and i said dr. king, i am john robert louis.hat moment on he started calling me the boy from troy. >> john robert louis was 23 years old when he spoke at the lincoln memorial 50 years ago today. at that moment, congressman louis recalled how he felt that day and what the march on washington meant for american history. >> this is all of us standing before the ceremony. you can see hundreds and thousands of people coming towards constitution avenue. and we knew then that we were going to have many more people than we expected. it was a very special day. i felt so uplifted and so moved. if it had not been for the march on washington, the civil rights act of '64, the voting rights back of 1965. for the leadership of martin luther king jr. and involvement of hundreds and thousands of other people, there would be no barack obama as president of the united states. >> john louis paid for progress with his own blood. he was beaten viciously by police more than once for his participation. police brutality was a factor of people involved i

did louis go to see him? >> louis, who could not be here tonight, went to see him. later in the afternoon, bill koch who is in honolulu by the way tonight celebrating and genie's 96 birthday, went to see justice henry and so there are two conversations about we need you to do this and two versions. >> i called him earlier in the day and asked i would like to come back, will you come back to seamy and block off 3:15, and he said ok and he asked me why. >> by this time, i can remember when being in office, all morning long there was the sense on the part of the court house and they were asking questions on the heel and they were on to something and chris clarke would say the same. and nobody could really get their arms -- >> let me add this. louis donaldson and bill koch were the same alexander people whose polk to justice henry and hal hardin spoke to him earlier in the day, 2:00 or 2:30 time frame. that was before 2:00. larry daugherty might be here, telling me he went into justice henry's office. at that point you walk in the building. larry went into his office an

louis. nobody is happier than jason jan. 15 years ago, he hoped to open a business, and now he has a string of places like this. nothing but praise for his adopted home. >> great city to raise my kids. most importantly, has been very immigrant-friendly. >> reporter: that is a message local leaders are desperate to get out ever since a study found this area lags far behind other cities in attracting immigrants. the nonprofit international institute here serves 7,000 a year, but that's half as many as expected in a town this size. the institute is now a key component in the mosaic project, an ambitious plan to make this area much more inviting to immigrants. >> st. louis wants to be a welcoming community, and that's what we are going to do. >> reporter: it city is helping immigrant groups connect with loans, opportunities, education. this is not just a feel-good measure. a study found immigrants are more likely to open businesses, create jobs, raise wages and pursue higher degrees than the general population. as for jason jan,

i asked louis donaldson to give the prayer. honey, we had nothing heft in our house and it sounds triy'all to -- trivial to say it, we had no clothes to wear because with i was supposed to go down to jackson that night myself to a thank you celebration, the last of five or six. and she was moving the children into the governor's mansion, and all the clothes were there. so we had that -- somehow she had kept the family bible out, the one that my great grandparents used in their marriage, and so we were able to bring that. so we walked in there, and we went pretty quickly, and we started to leaf, and someone -- leave, and someone said, well, who's going to tell -- >> who said -- does anybody remember? >> you mean who told the governor? >> who says, who says has anybody told governor blanton yet? >> it was lieutenant governor wilder. this was in the robing room of the supreme court building, the anteroom just off the chambers. >> so you're just getting ready to walk in. >> everybody's standing there, and lieutenant government wild

louis. its a story of unshakable determination and hope for a better life.e stone in the hillside surrounding. the people who had come from belheim, germany and surrounding parts of the rhineland area were stone masons, tailors, all kinds of occupations. village founder jacob maeys a german immigrant walked all the way from philadelphia to reach these fertile farmlands along the mississippi. in 1852 settling on a hilly piece of earth 30 miles south of st. louis. you can get the full story at the maeystown preservation society and museum. and so jacob came here and decided this little area was very much like germany and it would suite not only his family and friends but others, perhaps, who might come later. newcomers followed opening shops in the settlement drawn to the hills that reminded them of home. at the museum see how settlers laid the spiritual cornerstone, st. johns church, a sturdy structure that stands today. like many immigrants people worked to retain their culture. germans came to america and they wanted to have music like they had in germany s

in just a matter of hours two teams will hit the waters as part of the louis vuitton cup. nbc bay area's laurence scott is live from america's cup park in san francisco with a preview of all of today's action. lawrence, i am jealous of your assignment. >> reporter: oh, don't be jealous, but do come out here at some point, because it is quite the scene, today, a beautiful day for ray the semifinals between artemis racing and luna rosa, the italian team. the winner of this series will go on to face emirates team new zealand. the winner of that head-to-head series will go on to face oracle team usa for the america's cup in september. yesterday, a triumphant day for the swedish artemis racing team. take a look. with all eyes on the swede inn artemis racing team and their return to competition here at the start of the louis vuitton cup semifinal round, the prerace turned to the competition. the italian luna rosa team and making repairs before the start of the race. then when the boats made their way after the start to mark one, cheers and emotions all around for art muss, which

julia louis-dreyfus. nick offerman. the 7th annual belly flop competition. and music from michael kiwanuka. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for being here on this glorious tuesday night. it's summertime in hollywood where visitors come from all over the world to experience the glamor of homeless person in a chucky costume. begging you for a dollar on the street. you know, there's a lot of that on hollywood boulevard. we thought it would be nice to give some of our visitors a chance to cool off tonight. in the back of the theater we've set up a big swimming pool. that's it. in front of our theater out on hollywood boulevard, we set up little cousin sal. [ cheers and applause ] this is something we do every year. and our lawyers just love it. we're looking for people willing to take their clothes off, change into one of our pre-owned swim suits, and belly flop into our pool. now, sal, do you have anybody willing? standing by? >> i do. lo

louis. len: cubs improved to 2-2 on this trip.24th save good chris rescind the winner. will be back in a >> thought and the sun turned to tragedy when a 14-year-old

julia louis-dreyfus. [ cheers and applause ] >> good. how are you? >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> congratulations. >> jimmy: thank you, i got married. weird, right? >> weird. >> jimmy: you said it wouldn't happen. >> and then it did. >> jimmy: how is the summer going? >> the summer is really good. just got back from montana. >> jimmy: that is what i want to talk to you about. >> i know you do. i went fly fishing. >> jimmy: really the only thing i care about in life. >> is that so? does your wife know this? >> jimmy: she knows. >> this is nice. is this your first time fly fishing? >> this is a little -- you laugh but this is hard work, right? that's a little white fish that i caught. that was the first thing that i caught. that's why i'm so happy. >> jimmy: that looks like a little trout. >> it's not. it's a white fish. and then that, my friend, is a rainbow trout. >> jimmy: which is getting away from you. >> it didn't. show the next one. i gotcha! >> jimmy: that's a nice trout. that's a good fish. >>

louis. host: the grants had five children, four who lived to maturity. guest: four. host: one child died -- guest: no. host: that is just bad information? oh my goodness. guest: they only had four children. host: you do find things from book to book that are contradictory. [laughter] guest: then, nellie renounced her citizenship and was english. we haven't talked about nellie's wedding. host: and we shall talk about nellie's wedding. we just saw the family life that they created in galena, illinois. talk about the life they created in the white house. guest: one thing i would like to tell about the family life, that makes me want to have been a fly on the wall, general grant -- as you face the white house from pennsylvania avenue, on your right, there were greenhouses built on the top of the wing, the west wing, not the offices, but just a straight wing -- general grant built between that and a house a billiard, which had stained-glass in it and a billiard table, and he would invite his civi

so are you ready for a little louis licari? is here with that amazing saint of a husband steve. take one last look at sandy before. and where -- okey-doke. come on out, sandy. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, my god! >> wow, wow, wow! >> wow! >> steve, i hope you're not wearing a pacemaker. steve, take off the blindfold and look at your woman. >> wow! fantastic. >> sandy, you're -- >> yes, better than mine. better than mine. >> sandy, take a look at yourself. you're not going to believe how beautiful you are. >> oh, my gosh. oh, wow. i love it! >> that is sensational. >> i love it. >> turn right around and look at camera 12, hon. >> oh, my -- >> oh, he's coming over. you're dying. >> wow. >> you're out of a job, honey. >> yes, i was just going to say, i don't like the idea of my competition having air time. can you get him off? >> louis, you obviously -- did arsene do that haircut? >> of course it's an arsene haircut. simple, chic, but look at the style he added with a few details. >> look right here. >> what we did here to add more contras

and louis says, not anymore. [laughter] >> bill leech told you you were not the governor. he says, well, i'll come down there, and louis says, i won't let you in. >> question. yes? the dean at -- [inaudible] >> keel, when did you start the book? what inspired you to start the book? why is it coming out now, maybe not 10 or 15 years ago? >> well, a good question. it took me about a year and a half to write it, finished it about a year or so ago. sue with the vanderbilt university press is in the back of the room, sue, thank you. she and her colleagues took some time to do their good work, and i'd like to also recognize richard mccarty who linked me up with the vanderbilt university press and vice chancellor beth fortune is also here. it took a while for the press to do their work. probably the better answer, the research, all these interviews. but it was fun to do because it took me back to my reporter days, and in some ways this book is as much about journalists as it is about politicians. but that took a while.

now, finals for the louis vuitton cup will resume on saturday. the winner of that stage will then go on to face team oracle for the america's cup title. reporting live, sergio sergio quinn -- quintana, abc7 news. >> a bizarre story from the north bay, good sam marry taken saved a girl trapped on a runaway horse and carriage. the horse handler was giving rides at a family event and had an 11-year-old girl riding in the carriage. the horse was spooked and that's when it took if a running and bucking, it threw the man and knocked over a street sign. a man driving by hulled his truck in front of the carriage and struck it, breaking the horse free and stopping the carriage and young girl and the horse was capturedded down the road. the girl is expected to be okay. >>> a michigan bride is walking down the aisle today. something doctors told her family just four weeks ago she wouldn't be able to do. 29 year meghan warren was busy planning her wedding when she felt ill. she was taken to the hospital with gal plaider pain and was kept overnight for observ

now, finals for the louis vuitton cup will resume on saturday. the winner of that stage will then go on to face team oracle for the america's cup title. reporting live, sergio sergio quinn -- quintana, abc7 news. >> a bizarre story from the north bay, good sam marry taken saved a girl trapped on a runaway horse and carriage. the horse handler was giving rides at a family event and had an 11-year-old girl riding in the carriage. the horse was spooked and that's when it took if a running and bucking, it threw the man and knocked over a street sign. a man driving by hulled his truck in front of the carriage and struck it, breaking the horse free and stopping the carriage and young girl and the horse was capturedded down the road. the girl is expected to be okay. >>> a michigan bride is walking down the aisle today. something doctors told her family just four weeks ago she wouldn't be able to do. 29 year meghan warren was busy planning her wedding when she felt ill. she was taken to the hospital with gal plaider pain and was kept overnight for observ

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louis, missouri has far fewer immigrants than other u.s.trying to change that. tom foreman reports. >> reporter: frozen yogurt is a hot commodity among the summer heat of st. louis, and nobody is happier about that that be jason jan. when he came from malaysia 15 years ago, he hoped to open a business, and now he has a string of places like this, and nothing but praise for his adopted home. >> great city to raise my kids, and most importantly, it has been very immigrant friendly. >> reporter: that is a message local leaders are desperate to get out, since a study found this city lags far behind in attracting immigrants. the institute is now a key component in the mosaic project, a plan to make this area much more inviting to immigrants. >> st. louis wants to be a welcoming community and that's what we're going to do. >> our goal is to be one of the top ten cities of america in terms of increase of population in foreign born residents by 2020. >> reporter: so they're helping immigrants to connect with loans, opportunity, education. this is n

the prestart of the fourth race in the louis vuitton cup se semifinal round, artemis racing to fightff a loss. three penalties in all for the swedish team as luna rosa keeps improving with the wind and a sweep, they're set to face emritz team new zealand. and hats off for artemis for honoring their teammate who died during training in may. very emotional all around, with an outpouring by fans. >> it's a full standing ovation for art miss racing. they may have lost the race, they have earned the respect of everybody as they cross the line. >> any group of people who have been through something as terrible as we have. it has a gelling component to it, we became obviously close as a team. i guess like anyone who's been involved in an accident. and one thing is for sure, that allows you to go forward with a lot of confidence. it's a team that i think is going to be incredibly strong in the future. and andrew has been a big part of that. >> after today's race, i talked with ian percy about if this scenario helps energize them for future america's cup competitions, certainly it does. also

my favorite color. >> what's your favorite color, louis?> oh, you do? >> girls, what do we think? >> i love your dress. you look so pretty. >> thank you so much. >> what do you think, hon? >> you look so good. >> thank you. >> i feel good. >> that's a great dress. >> she looks so young. i can't believe you're 73. okay. this is by maggie london. and she said, can i wear this color? because you can't see yourself but you can certainly see -- >> you can. >> mauve looks good on so many people. just put a bright lipstick so it really accentuates it. a big round of applause. >> good job. >> go enjoy your granddaughters. >> you look lovely. all right. our second lady is nicole nadeau. she's 42 from pair be, new york. her daily beauty routine consists of showering and wearing zero makeup. so she was a little nervous about getting this glam new style. but she got into it. let's listen to her story. >> very exciting for a girl trip. i know you're flipping out a little bit for her. >> yes, i am. it's super exciting. >> why do you think she deserves th

louis and john williams from san francisco along with christine la garza head of the imf and central bankers from around the world. big top picks will be whether quantitative easing will be working and if not, what the federal reserve should do instead. is the strategy adequate? the conference beginning tomorrow night with a dinner and academic papers and discussion over the next two days and i think one of the things i'll

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we we can in with louis now to find out what's making the rounds. >> it feels so good.resh off her appearance on "morning joe," oprah went over to visit andy cohen at watch what happens live". none funnier than when oprah's biggest fan called into the show. >> what's your name and from where are you calling? >> this is mickey brian from cosby, tennessee. >> what's your question? >> thank you so much for taking my call. hi, oprah. >> hi, tennessee. >> hello. i love you so much, oprah. i can't even believe i'm talking to you right now. speaking for everyone i know, we love you. >> oh, thank you. >> my question is actually for andy. andy, i know, i know. >> i'm sorry. i apologize. i apologize. i apologize. >> andy cohen, big footing oprah. wow. now, let's head over to some late night stephen colbert an interesting take on the obama rodeo clown controversy. take a look. >> i quit going to rodeos. every president is always made fun of. this is the height of achievement to be made fun of by the rodeo clown is actually success. this is a big deal. you have made it. >> exactly.

. >>> high oh motions on the racecourse at the louis vuitton cup semifinals in the bay in the leadup to the america's cup. the story of a swedish team that touched many with their competitive spirit. >> reporter: the pre-start of the fourth race in the louis vuitton race, fighting to avoid a sweep in the hands of the italian team, and a penalty at the very start would be just a start of the day's difficulties. three penalties in all for the swedish team. and keeping improving and with a win and sweep of them, and the team new zealand in the louis vuitton final. returning to compete, hats off, honor the teammate of andrew simpson who died during training in may. emotional all-around, outpouring from fans along the racecourse. felt by the captain. >> a standing ovation. they may have lost the race but were on the minds and hearts of everybody watches as they crossed the line. >> been through something as terrible as we did, it has a very gelling proponent to it. we became obviously close as a team. one thing's for sure that allows you to go forward with a lot of confidence as a team. i

louis mostly sunny and partly sunny in denver.e. >>> here's another look at our top stories, that huge wildfire in and around yosemite national park burned 225 square miles. it's only about 7% contained. the fire threatens san francisco's water and power supply. >>> un inspectors are in syria this morning. they will investigate claims that the syrian government used chemical weapons to kill hundreds of civilians last week. >>> well, this week the nation remembers martin luther king, jr. and the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. on wednesday president obama will talk about the reason for that march, jobs and justice. on saturday, thousands gathered at the national mall where king gave his "i have a dream" speech in 1963. many say his dream of racial equality is still unfinished. colin powell talked about his experiences with racism. >> in my lifetime, over a long career in public life, i have been refused access to restaurants where i couldn't eat even though i just came back from vietnam. we can't give you a hamburger.

louis with the staff we'll look at it.got a robust recovery going in housing the last 18 months. we want to see that continue. i would be arguing there is plenty of momentum there but this gives me a little bit of a pause. >> you've been very firm on the inflation issue. you mentioned inflation is coming in below the 2% target. talk about that just a little bit more in terms of the qe piece of this? i know you've also been talking about the, the separate decision to start raising short-term fed funds rate and inflation. >> the qe side, it gives us more room to be flexible about when and how we go about -- >> current low inflation. >> current low inflation gives us flexibility to think about how we approach the tapering issue. on the funds rate issue or policy rate issue, one thing that we could do is, firm up forward guidance by saying sayit we won't raise rates if inflation is running below 1 1/2%. that is on the policy rate side. >> all right. >> so the thing about that is, we've already got 2.5 on the high side. >> righ

. >> louis, you're getting a little too confident. thank you for that. >>> coming up on "morning joe" a bloody crackdown in egypt leaves hundreds dead and puts the white house between a rock and a hard place. we're going to weigh the administration's response and get a live report from the region straight ahead on "morning joe" and newt gingrich takes aim at his own party with some tough words for republicans who have been speaking out against obama care. we'll show you what he said. >>> also an exclusive interview with new york mayoral candidate christine quinn. we'll ask her about the debate with anthony weiner and a bunch of other stuff. joined the table the reverend al sharpton will be here, chris hayes, john meacham, sam stein. >> wasn't that great how nimble he was on set to pull back and take his bow. >> thanks for that. >> willie's making fun of my fan. that's my number one fan other than my mother. yes. we're going to be back with much more -- >> why? >> because it's hot up in here. >> you want to make your hair look nice. >>

louis. l.a.n 17 of their last 18 games at home. >>> the baltimore ravens were back on the field for the first time since winning the super bowl. baltimore opened their preseason schedule against the bucs in reiny tampa. the ravens got a 7-6 lead. the defending champs don't look back from there. they win, 44-16. and the super bowl runners-up were also back in action. the san francisco 49ers hosting the denver broncos, before star quarterbacks collin kaepernick and peyton manning played just one series. the only touchdown comes when niners' running back d.j. harper coughs up the ball and phillips returns with a score. the broncos win, 10-6. >>> finally, just because you earn the tens of millions of dollar as year and you are the face of the nba doesn't mean you can escape jury duty. lebron james got his notice in the mail and showed up at court in his hometown of akron, ohio, thursday. before he left, the miami heat star posted this photo on instagram. jury duty time. time to serve my civic duty. h

the louis vito know ton cup. louis vorasco won the 2nd rest. italy takes a 2-0 lead.about it. >> i thought you were -- [ laughter ] >> a young lady named ashley. a lot of attention . that's her last name. the surfer pregame ritual. and there it is, getting ready for the super girl proe contest in oceanside, proe contest in oceanside, what are you doing back there? ow! that hurt! no, no, no, no. you can't go to school like this, c'mon. don't do it! no! (mom vo) you never know what life's gonna throw at you. if i gotta wear clothes, you gotta wear clothes. (mom vo) that's why i got a subaru. i just pulled up. he did what now? no he's never done that before! oh really? i might have some clothes in the car. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i'm gonna have to ask you to power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh...no, it's actually my geico app...see? ...i just uh paid my bill. did you really? from the plane? yeah, i can manage my policy, get roadside assistance, pretty much access geico 24/7. sounds a little too good to

sailors breezing past their italian competitors on the bay to take the louis vuitton cup over the weekend. they will now challenge team oracle usa for the america's cup next month. this will be new zealand's fifth appearance in the last six america's cup races. >>> reporter: san francisco fog might dampen an airshow or fireworks but it's just part of the game for the sailing teams competing to race oracle for the america's cup. new zealand whisked out of the fog to defeat italy's luna rossa team. >> we mean to go on and do the whole deal at the end, you know. we want to bring home the cup. >> reporter: the win caps a tumultuous summer that saw artemis team member andrew simpson killed. followed by a fierce debate over a physical change to rudders for safety that some teams said would hinder the boats. the alteration was tossed out. despise criticism of the america's cup as an overbehind billionaire's sport, bay area sailing fans flocked to watch and defend the races. >> absolutely. i can't think of a prettier venue and the fact that they are still racing the 45s after this is over, i thin

the cubs have a losing record against every team in the nl central, except the st louis cardinals.hey have split 14 games with their arch-rivals, and today they scored more runs against st louis than they had scored in their last 6 games at wrigley field combined. it was the second cubs start for newcomer jake arrieta, and this one was better than his first. already 4-0 cubs, but two men on in the sixth when he gets matt holliday looking to end the threat. that was one of his seven strikeouts in seven innings. he only gave up two hits. and he helped out with his bat in the bottom of the inning. the perfectly-executed safety squeeze scored darwin barney to make it 6-0. the cubs went on to shut out the cardinals for the second time in a week 7-0. it was a big day for a former cub. hall of famer ryne sandberg was introduced as interim manager of the phillies. sandberg was in his first year as the phils' third-base coach, and he got the call to move to the dugout when the phillies fired the winningest manager in their history, charlie manuel. ryno got his start coaching in the cubs org

we must keep the faith and keep our eyes on the prize. >> reporter: in 1961, louis was 23, king, 34.ew up -- when you have been sitting on a lunch counter stool and somebody walks up and spits on you? pour hot water and hot coffee on you, and you say you are committed to non-violence, you have to grow up. in 1961, the same year that president obama was born and to be beaten? you had to grow up. so by the time of the march on washington, i was 23, but i was an older person. >> reporter: an old soul, as they say? >> i was an old soul. >> reporter: wednesday in washington, the old soul stood with the young. the words of dr. king as relevant now as they were 50 years ago. >> we have come to this hallowed spot, to remind america of the fierce urgency of now. now is the time. to make real the promises of democracy. >> we may not face the same dangers of 1963, but the fierce fear remains. we m the same flame that lit the heart of all who are willing to take a first step for justice, i know that flame remains. >> reporter: for two friends from arkansas, much has changed in america since 1963

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louis, lives in an apartment complex. she has a garden trellis that you see right there. she had to break it off from her watermelon patch to perform a rescue. >> we have a dumpster. what could possibly be in that dumpster that would need a trellis to climb on? >> a raccoon. >> it's my guess, too. >> it is a raccoon. but i want you to guess how many raccoons. >> seven. >> i was going to go six. >> 12. >> a dozen. >> you are the closest, steven. >> oh, big family. >> there were 13. >> oh, my gosh. >> holy molly. >> she says normally they do see raccoons in the dumpster. usually three to four of them but she said this time she heard some noise and throwing out some trash and looked outside and saw 13 of them. >> now they climbnd and where do they go? >> she said while she was in st. louis, woods and creek, they climbed up the lid, climbed up the fence and went away. >> i'd wonder if you leave the ladder in there, it will be easier. let them come in, eat the trash and go. >> kind of her to break the little trellis off of her watermelon patch in order to rescue these party an

and so it was very useful i think for congressman louis to remind us of that. to hear dr.ing's whole speech again, you know, it's interesting that the point at which the speech takes off when he talks about i have a dream at the suggestion of mahalia jackson who says tell them about the dream mar tirn, in the background and it just takes off those two parts of the speech are fascinating to hear. and then as chris said, it's a source to another plain and you just think of the very few men and women in history who had that pa sort of power with their words to shape reality with their words and you think of lincoln, of churchill and dr. king. rice is right. we're not going to hear words that powerful again anytime soon. >> especially eugene, words that are from the heart, no script. this is ad lib as you mentioned. so many people don't realize it was mahalia jackson in the background saying tell them about the dream. he had the speech written and it was warming the crowd but then it went as they say these days, next level. something that is destiny that cannot be written or s

louis police chief mike forest. great to have you both here, gentlemen., i want to start with you on this, because when you hear about that jewel heist, is there a little ting in you that gets excited to hear that someone was able to achieve that big of a get, $136 million? is there a small part in thaw responds to that? >> well, i think that i could have prevented it, thomas. i think that maybe they read the book and i hope they didn't, but there is more to that whole story. as i said on other networks, that was more than just one guy doing that robbery but i don't get excited. i really get excited by helping the police departments like i o now. >> how were able to make that switch from jewel thief to life coach. >> i had my bottom in prison. everybody has a different bottom. then when you find people who work with you like police chief mike morris and the lake st. louis replied is where the turnaround really comes. >> when we talk about this turnaround, it's gotten the attention of lake st. louis and the police force there as you point out. we have the

. >>> let's lighten things up around here and check in with louis was we go around the water cooler.ve you got? >> thanks so much. steven colbert has news on a good trend especially when it comes to kids. he said board games are coming back. >> board games are coming back but in shorter versions, scrabble, boggle and monopoly are releasing shorter games because kids don't have enough time and attention span. >> it's about time. kids today have tight schedules. how do toy makers cut down all of the time kids waste enjoy themselves. >> the new monopoly empire game led players by coke and mcdonalds. to speed things up there's no more go to jail command. >> that's right. no jail, so it's faster and it teaches kids what it's really like to work on wall street. >> now, even though he's on the west coast. jimmy kimmel has been following the mayoral race and he thinks anthony weiner's name is holding himming ba. >> i don't know why a family sticks with the name weiner. some of them said they've had enough of that. >> i'm a weiner. >> i'm a hard-work american weiner. >> my father was a weiner

. >>> "jimmy kimmle live" is next with julia louis-dreyfus. >> that's our report. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. our news continues on facebook, twitter and all of your mobile devices. >> thank you for watching and we appreciate your time. hope you have a great weekend. kiwanuka, kiwan it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight julia louis-dreyfus. nick offerman. the 7th annual belly flop competition. and music from michael kiwanuka. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for being

louis pummeling pittsburgh, 13-0. a big egg. the pirates coach overheard saying to his players, he'll have to pump you up, maybe. the cards are a game and a half back from first. >>> beatrice tonoco is 17. her make-a-wish dream was to meet roger federer. she waited a year and federer gave her that wish. he flew her to london and volleyed with her at centre court. beatrice said after, i love you and i will never, ever forget this day. you know, the seventh inning stretch, you get a hot dog, maybe a beer. nah. that's a snore. how about propose to your girlfriend. would you say yes? she does. and if you like that idea, well, fenway only allows one proposal per game so you've got to be quick. >>> the 50 greatest musical performers, plus jimmy fallon put a new twist on robin thicke's hit song "blurred lines." >>> welcome back. let me take you through your weekend forecast. a few showers and storms will be hit and miss today. a little monsoonal moisture around tucson and phoenix. showers around seattle. cooler temperature bess hind th

>> okay. >> come on, louis. >> oh, my. >> whoa! okay. 60 -- whatever -- it's working.ing gray. you know, people choose to or not to. if you want to look younger it is the way to go. the hair cut was short. richard janney made it a little chicer. big difference is the hair color. >> what do you think, cindy? >> amazing. oh oh, my god. >> tell us about the dress. >> i love polka-dots. this is muted especially for fall. this is by maggie london and the bracelet is bauble bar. >> a round of applause. >> our second lady is esther martinez. she's 66 from texas. she's been considering change ing her look. when we ambushed her on the plaza she was taken off guard but decided to take a chance. what a woman. >> esther is flipping out. we'll talk to her husband ignacio. why do you want this for her? >> it's something different that i would never imagine it would happen. >> it did. esther, can you try to put this into words or still speechless? >> speechless. it's a great adventure to be here and now to get picked it's even greater to be here. >> are you ready for a new wife -- we

and we will have more of this louis vuitton semifinals for you tomorrow on nbc bay area at 1:00 p.m.,hat is when the coverage starts. let's go back to you in the studio. >> thank you, it's amazing to see, if you cannot see it in person, just watch it on the air tomorrow afternoon. >> so exciting and so visual. let's check the conditions for you. here is the chief meteorologist. >> the boats got up to 43 knots. as we go through the next 24 hours. small craft advisory and wind 25 miles an hour with waves from 1 to 2 feet. if you are headed to the america's cup park, it's free, you can get up close to the finish line at pier 27 and 29, there's a check point, they are charging cover but it's free, again, temperatures in the low 60s with the mix of sun and clouds and 1:00 to 2:30 tomorrow. on land, it was cool. mid to upper 70s for the east bay. let's go to the sky camera network. you will see that we have the marine layer with us. that is a beautiful picture. and off toward the south. what you will notice is the fog line ever present in foster city, no problem for that to come back for to