[cheers and applause] and there is so much actual shit to hate on in the world, like matcha. why is it in everything now? hating jews isn't gonna fix the middle east, but hating matcha could result in some real change on cafe menus. all right? okay? now there is probably some people out there saying, well, i'm not jewish or muslim, so this doesn't involve me. maybe even some black folks that are saying, even for a few minutes, the hate isn't directed at once. i can finally get a weekend off." but that's not really the way it is, because once hatred is unleashed, best believe it spreads to everyone. because unlike mitch mcconnell's brain, hate doesn't stop. [applause and laughter] let's move on to sports. in the nba, superstar james harden has been traded from the philadelphia 76ers to the los angeles clippers. and i think it's a good trade. because the clippers need james harden, and james harden definitely needs some clippers -- look at the beard, man. as always, sports commentators have a lot of strong feelings about this trade, but maybe some of those feelings you shouldn'

>> jimmy: we're giving it to you. >> i don't want it >> jimmy: i don't want this matcha >> i knew itnot a win. >> jimmy: you got it, that's a a win there. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: there's more game to be had >> okay. >> jimmy: next clue. three, two, one. ♪ ♪ i'm in the love wit the shape of you ♪ >> jimmy: ed sheeran ♪ [ cheers and applause [ dinging ♪ >> what kind of game is this >> jimmy: that was like speaking in tongues. >> i know -- [ gibberish exorcist yeah >> i don't even think that was the genre that it was. >> jimmy: yeah, that was wild. >> i thought it was like latin music. >> jimmy: i don't know what was happening. i like the beat to it. all right, here we go. >> okay, i suck at this. >> jimmy: next round three, two, one. ♪ ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right. [ singing gibberish [ laughter ] >> what? i don't know [ singing gibberish >> what? >> jimmy: i don't know what that is. what song is it. >> what was it >> questlove: "i want it that way. >> jimmy: is it? >> what's that [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: is it? is it? backstreet boys -- ♪ tell me

then you do some matcha, spanish paprika. this is too big. idea. you know you can come with cranberry and painted with cranberry because we have so much cranberry. oh, my god. this is so cool. i don't even know how to do it anymore. oh, my god. this is going to be a brand-new hot dog stand but with cotton candy and foie gras. >> stephen: tell me about the new book. >> jose: book by stephen orlando. people want to know what's happening with world central kitchen. people are going to be learning about the amazing individuals in the most difficult moments of humanity the best of humanity shows up. these are the stories of the many people that make world central kitchen happen every single day. >> stephen: as jose says here, food is hope. and to learn how you can support jose's work at world central kitchen, visit wck.org. jose andres, everybody. we'll be right back! are you dealing with a prodigal child? dr. doug wye shares insight for parents navigating the difficult process of loving and praying for a struggling son or daughter. >> stephen: go

appears the new year will be all about the hugo spritz as well as martini variations like green mango, matchaay. pickle and truffle martinis as for food, 2024 will be about caviar and hot and cold ramen. there's a sort of a contrast there in pricing. yelp says its predictions are based on what its users have been searching for. so dion loading up on the caviar? >> well, i'm still caught up on what a hugo spritz is. do you guys know what that is? >> no. >> clearly i don't drink very often. >> it's with saint germain. that's what we're being told. oh and because it's a spritz, it must have some seltzer in it. i assume. okay. >> the hot and cold ramen thing. i'm still wondering about. how does that work? cold >> hold on. i don't know, sandhya. >> i have no idea. i mean, i don't really drink anyways, but hot and cold ramen. i mean, i'm with diana. how are they going to serve that? >> let's just eat what we like to eat. how about that, guys? >> my take takeaway from this is, is that you two don't drink. and michael and i do. that's. that's right. >> yes. we've always known the subliminal message.

martini variations are also on the hot drink list, including green mango, matcha parmesan, pickle andl be a top choice when it comes to food. 2024 will be all about caviar, bar and ramen, hot and cold. yelp says its predictions are based on what users have been searching for. >> we're nearing the end of the apex summit, and that means world leaders come together for a customary family photo, so they usually wear something that reflects the host country's culture. >> us presidents like clinton, bush and others have worn all kinds of outfits in the past, so we wanted to know what the american version might be this year. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez hit the stores in san francisco for some ideas. >> wow. so this cowboy hat says miracle, except that i can't see the president of china wearing one of these. can you? so maybe a black leather motorcycle jacket. yeah that's usa for you. do definitely blue jeans. i mean the gold rush. levi's strauss am i right? but then i think about the summer of love, freedom of expression, freedom to be who you want to be. that's what defines america.

one thing i'll say to you, tim -- >> matcha, that is what she is buying. green stuff. >> it's strange. >> we have not seen that in a while, in a stock like that. it closed on a low, i suspect it fills in a bit of that gap, guy. >> north america story. bonawyn said it, tim said it, in terms of revenues. i don't know what they're doing to the consumer. clearly, i just learned -- margins -- operating margins were 23.2%, up from 218.5%. >> how much extra do you pay for your soy almond milk? >> i don't. >> he barely drinks coffee. >> i buy drinks for other people. with that said, how sustainable is that? that, to me -- that's the story. margins are great. comps in china weren't terrible. valuation's not ridiculous. this stock doesn't move 10% in a day historically. >>> all right, let's head to break here, we are still watching apple, down now after giving some guidance here. the latest headline here on services revenue expected to grow at a similar double-digit rate in fiscal first quarter as in the fourth quarter. we'll continue to monitor these headlines and

the notorious stem cells, and this is such a colossal surge of energy, you immediately turn into a matchae sauna and drank there out of habit; it was impossible to mix all the pleasures with the bathhouse, irina, alcohol and dubious injections. and there were three of us when this innovative technique was proposed, two people in kolkoli, i refused, well, i did a lot of sports, i thought that for now sports would replace me, one of them, president yushchenko , had big problems, the second had problems less, and i was injecting. when yushchenko was pumped out, he promised the prime minister's portfolio with two orange ones to tymoshenko and his godfather poroshenko, who was hanging around nearby. but after the maidan victory, the americans approved tymoshenko for the post of prime minister, and poroshenko received the consoling post of minister of foreign affairs. it was priyushchenko who was a colossal landing of american experts in all areas, in the banking sector, in the security sector, in the special sector. in the judicial sphere, everyone was trained by the americans. yushchenko will

a popular san francisco matcha cafe could make a comeback after closing at the end of the summer.ia street now has a sign hanging over its storefront, hinting of its return. now, a similar message on the store's website said they are progressing towards reopen. a few months ago, the cafe announced that it would close for good at the end of august. after five years in business. the time frame to reopen is still to be determined. a post office in the east bay is using some new technology to help with the flood of holiday mail. the livermore postmaster announced the city's post office is now using a small delivery unit sorter to the machine is one of only a few hundred in the country and it's designed to help delivery workers speed up packaging processing. one of the most common symbols of the holiday season is going to cost more this year. the average price people will pay for a christmas tree this year is between 80 and $100. that's average and that's 10% more than last year. christmas tree farmers say they've had to pay more to grow the trees and they are passing along the cost. h

. >> so what's a drink that you would put in there >> like matcha teas in here, or just with my coffeebag. >> so the way to make your life so much easier is to start your morning the evening before get organized the night before, and this is a great way to do it, because everything is in its own place, its own home. find these tote organizers, it actually has ten compartments in here there was like a condensed one, so you can help with your cool drinks you have your notebooks, your ipads, a place for your brush, all of your stuff is all condensed, so you don't forget anything you can see it all and it keeps everything organized. so you don't lose it inside of your bag >> it's good to have this to organize within. so you're not fishing around for your air pods or whatever. cool good idea, sarah thank you so much. hoda, over to you. >>> sg, up next, dr. robin she's an expert on sleep and she is here to answer your biggest questions. everything from snoring to sleep aids we'll fall back this weekend we're getting an extra hour. we'll let us know how to fall asleep quicker all ofhat stuff,