. >> come on man, it's me, jackie neptune from jackie neptune and the planetariums.he world's most famous motown group that sings about space shuttle and the program. we had that hit song in 1971, "what's going on, on jupiter." come on baby, that's me. toured a lot of science fairs, spelling bees -- come on, baby, jackie neptune. jimmy, baby, it's me, jackie neptune. >> jimmy: hey, yeah, yeah, yeah. jackie neptune. good to see you buddy, how are you? >> see everybody, jimmy fallon is a big fan. yeah, baby. [ cheers and applause ] you know, jimmy, since i came all the way down here, why don't you let me and the fellas sing a little good-bye to the space shuttle. maybe like a motown theme space medley. do you all want to see that? [ cheers and applause ] they want to see that, baby. >> jimmy: ladies and gentlemen, singing a motown medley to space travel, give it up for jackie neptune and the planetariums. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, yeah. that's right, ladies and gentlemen. my name is jackie neptune. these are my fabulous group -- what's the name, fellas? ♪ planetar

neptune.nown about that for some time. >> since 1846. >> why is it that neptune is just having its first birthday? >> we are thinking of it in one year. one year is that the earth orbits the sun. for neptune to have one orbit translate to earth years takes 146 years. if you are on neptune, christmas is a long wait. you have a long way to go. days last 16 hours. you see the information. seasons last 40 years. you think this summer has been long? try summer on neptune. it is a big planet. it is the fourth largest planet in the solar system. the mass is 17 times greater than that of the earth. so you know. >> before reynolds sat down before the commercial break, he said i can ask him anything about the solar system. >> i am a blob of useless information. you shake it up and something interesting comes up. >> we appreciate you. we will see reynolds through the morning. it will be a hot one. he will have that throughout the morning. >>> a day of action for president obama. he is looking ahead for t

that is why the neptune society is having to add three more buildings.re is a ground breaking kicking off construction. >> you don't have to go off. >> and the bimding will wrap around the grand courtyard. >> they won't take away from limelight. it will remain the star of the property. >> in keeping with the theme, buildings will be called hall of olympians. next one opening in the spring. and some folks are staking their claims to the old spots. >> and coming up next, bay area surgeons using 3 d technology making parts for your body. >> how it's improving healing process when we come back. >>> a new technology known as personaled knee replacement is promising quicker recovery times and are custom made for each patient. >> and joan enjoying more than the view. >> i thought i'm not going to have pain free knee again. but... i do. >> and she's been covering -- suffering for more than a year. one option would have been a total knee replacement. her surgeon suggested a partial knee replacement using a custom made cap designed to match the dimensions of the d

greeting visitors at the curb is the neptune fountain. >> here you have neptune, the great sea god, surrounded by his court and all these sea animals and beasties. >> washington -- this is like our trevi fountain, it's drawn from many sources, but also symbolizing plenty and the richness of life because water is a nurturing thing. and necessary to human life. >> the neptune fountain is 140 feet long, almost 1/3 of the length of the entire building. making your way around the building, you'll encounter some unusual looking carved faces. >> you have these ethnological heads as the keystone over the windows on the principal floor around the building. they were developed by a man named otis mason, head of the bureau of ethnology at the smithsonian. they represent the races of the world. >> there are a total of 33 ethnological heads. the 1902 official handbook said the work is, quote, one of the most scientifically accurate series of racial models ever made. >> they could be represented that specifically and that it would be appropriate to do so is something that would be frowned upon today. >> lik

neptune, the great sea god, surrounded by his court and these sea animals and beasties. ♪ washingtonmiserable in the summertime and fountains are a great relief. this is sort of like our fountain, if you will, and drawn from many sources. 20t also, maybe it's symbolizing 20 -- symbolizing trenty. >> the neptune fountain is almost one-third the length of the entire building. make your way around, some unusual carved faces. these heads as the keystones of around the principle floor of the whole way of around the building. they were developed by a fellow named otis mason and they represent the races of the world. >> there are a total of 33 technological -- ethnological heads. >> they can be represented that specifically and it would be appropriate to do so, but it would be frowned upon today promptly. >> there are aspects in the architecture reminiscent of european masterpieces. >> the figures in the circular windows in the west front of the jefferson building probably are inspired by the paris architects. you have a similar windows with the busts of composers, musicians. when they came

the neptune society bought the column in the 80s after decades of disrepair. watson handled most of the restoration. >> racoons running around, mushrooms growing out the walls. >> reporter: he considers himself a historian and a companion to those at rests in the walls. >> he had a sweet tooth. and the rabbit ate all his cookies and candy. >> reporter: in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bay area weather was warmer today than it was yesterday. and our chief meteorologist bill martin is here to tell us a little warmer in store. >> a little warmer weather as we go into the next couple of days. the fog is going to take avacation from the coast. it'll still be there but not as significant. everyone the coast could see mid-60s, but there'll be fog in the morning. this was earlier today. you see the fog foot fingerprint. you see the latest imagine here it pops back. you can see the erosion of the fog. we have a little bit of a northerly wind. it's not straight offshore. but for some areas like stinson beach and down to santa cruz that's off

convening of marine task force and shipping and recreational boating interest, as well as the neptune coalition of law enforcement agencies. i think we have already seen a great deal of cooperation across those platforms, and we look forward to doing that in a way that not only brings these grievance forward, the safeguards the bay as a key way for commerce and recreation as well as commuters and transportation. -- that not only brings these events forward, but safeguards the bay as a cs a key way for commerce and recreation as well as commuters and transportation. the left-hand column, operational domains, really focuses on marketing sponsorships from the event authority perspective. communications, thing coordinated across all the different means by which people are trying to get the message out about the plans we are bringing to san francisco. staff and visitors services, which incorporates a lot of different pieces, including the people that are coming to san francisco to work for the event authority or teams, as well as facilitating different obligations in terms of the pose venu

. >> reporter: the neptune society broke ground on a new hall that will house more than 2,000 niches. in this neoclassical hall, ordinary families share space with california royalty. >> it takes more than an hour to polish this space right here. >> racoons running around, pigeons sleeping in the empties. mushrooms growing all out the walls. >> reporter: he considers himself a historian and a companion to those at rest here in the hall. >> he had a sweet tooth and that rabbit kept all his cookies and candies into it. so he's put into the rabbit. >> reporter: enabling thousands of san francicans to remain in the city they love even after death. >>> san francisco's controversial fee on cigarette sales can remain. a superior court judge ruled today that the 20-cent per pack fee goes toward paying for cleaning up cigarette butts and is not a tax in disguise. cigarette maker phillip morris had challenged the fee saying it violated state law because voters had not approved it. taxers need voter approval, fees do not. >>> the oakland city council moved to increase the marijuana dispensaries

. >> reporter: the neptune society broke ground on a new hall that will house more than 2,000 niches.this neoclassical hall, ordinary families share space with california royalty. >> it takes more than an hour to polish this space right here. >> racoons running around, pigeons sleeping in the empties. mushrooms growing all out the walls. >> reporter: he considers himself a historian and a companion to those at rest here in the hall. >> he had a sweet tooth and that rabbit kept all his cookies and candies into it. so he's put into the rabbit. >> reporter: enabling thousands of san francicans to remain in the city they love even after death. >>> san francisco's controversial fee on cigarette sales can remain. a superior court judge ruled today that the 20-cent per pack fee goes toward paying for cleaning up cigarette butts and is not a tax in disguise. cigarette maker phillip morris had challenged the fee saying it violated state law because voters had not approved it. taxers need voter approval, fees do not. >>> the oakland city council moved to increase the marijuana dispensaries in t

neptune society is adding three new buildings with 5300 more of the final resting places. >> a ceremonialreaking kicked off construction. they spent years planning the new buildings that will wrap around the grassy courtyard. >> it on won't take away the limelight. it will remain the star of this property. >> in keeping with the greek theme, the new buildings will be called the hall of olympians. in the meantime, some folks are staking their claim to the old ones, few remaining spots. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, "abc 7 news." >>> don't go away, 7 on your side is next. >> a woman pays off a big debt but the bills just keep rolling in. i'm michael finney >>> welcome back. time 9:48. this is a live look from tam cam showing you the layer of clouds there. lovely trees in the distance. thank you for joining us on this sunday, july 24th. we appreciate your company. >>> should make you feel good to pay off a big debt but for a woman in san leandro paying in full did not stop the bills from coming. >> reporter: gertrude can bring apples and corn on the cobb she has firm set of new teeth

greeting visitors at the curb is the neptune fountain. >> here you have neptune, the great sea god, surroundedhis court and all of these sea animals and beasties. washington is miserable in the summertime, and fountains are a great relief, so this is like our trevi fountain, if you will. it draws from many sources. also symbolizing plenty and the richness of life, because water is a nurturing thing and necessary to human life. >> the neptune fountain as 140 feet long, almost one-third of the length of the entire building. making our way around the building, if you will encounter some unusual looking card faces. >> you have these technological heads is a keystone -- ethnological heads is a keystone. they were developed by a fellow by ernest mason, head of the bureau of ethnology a and the le smithsonian. they represent the races of the world. and there are a total of 33 ethnological heads. it is said to be one of the most accurate ratio modeling ever made. >> like so much of the rest of the library of congress, there are aspects and the architecture reminiscent of european masterpieces. >> the

chasing his tail, he sends it drunk texts at 2:00 a.m. [ laughter ] some science news this week, neptuneinally completed its first orbit in 165 years. lazy bastard. [ laughter ] hey, today is national nude day, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] yeah. national nude day. so, if you're in new york and you see a totally naked guy riding the subway, tell him about national nude day. [ light laughter ] and finally, in a new survey, 3% of americans admitted to watching porn at work. while the other 97% don't have a free hand to fill out the survey. [ laughter and ohs ] so, ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, guys. thank you, roots. thank you everybody. hey, it was a very exciting day here at "late night," you guys. the emmy nominations were announced this morning and i'm happy to say our show got nominated for three emmy awards! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] outstanding show, outstanding writing and outstanding website. and, we were so happy today at the office. it was really crazy, emotional, everyone's giddy,

greeting visitors at the curb is the neptune fountain. >> here you have that soon, surrounded by hisourt, all these sea animals and beasties. washington is miserable in the summertime, and fountains are a great relief, so this is our trevi fountain, drawn from many sources. also symbolizing plenty and the richness of life, because water is a nurturing thing and necessary to human life. >> the neptune fountain is 140 feet long, almost one-third of the length of the entire building. making the way around the building, you will encounter some unusual looking carved faces. >> you have these astrological ahead as the keystones over the windows of the principal floor, all the way around the building. they were developed by a fellow named otis mason, the head of the bureau of ethnology at the smithsonian, and they represent the races of the world. >> there are a total of 33 after a logical hands. the official handbook said the work is one of the most scientifically accurate theories of racial modeling ever made. >> they could be represented at the savoy, and it would be a for free to do so,