i met nick in new york. >> jimmy: nick swisher is your fiance. he's a left fielder for the yankees.a very good year. >> he is. i'm very proud of him. >> jimmy: do you watch the games? >> i was just watching his game in the dressing room. >> jimmy: did he play tonight? >> he didn't. >> jimmy: you watch anyway? >> i do. i watch. oh, yeah. i'm so attached. >> jimmy: that is true love. >> oh, yeah. this is a big time of year, we're about to embark on the playoffs hopefully. >> jimmy: for you. for me, i like the mets, so it's not a big time of the year. >> oh. but that's a beautiful stadium. that's -- nick and i, our first date was at citi field. >> jimmy: your first date was there? >> i went to watch him play so i sat there. >> jimmy: so, he said, that's how it went? he said, hey, come watch me play? >> really lame. he was like, do you like baseball? i was like, yeah, who doesn't? and poor guy, he plays all the time, so, only so much that we could do. we hung out. >> jimmy: where do you sit when you go to the game? >> we have a box for the family that we kind of -- they kind of like to

[applause] >> nick clegg will leave his conference and head to new york where he will address the un. that is a sign of how far his party has come. there are players in politics. >> here are the headlines, north korea's announces it will gather to consider it features leadership. at a summit to review the millennium goals, at the un secretary general warned leaders not to use the economic downturn for an excuse as missing the -- most of these goals are aimed at helping the countries of africa, but how are they doing a decade later? we have a closer look. >> on this farm the fight against poverty is going slowly. this man is lucky if he earns 2 pounds a day. economy may be stable, but it is not booming like china or india. it is not creating jobs. >> i think [unintelligible] most of those people are not working, so the poverty is there. it is causing a lot of problems. jobs is the key. >> but it is not all bad news. this woman is finally getting access to hiv treatment. new infection rates have dropped sharply. >> [unintelligible] i will be healthier because i am taking medication. >>

nick, if you were the son and you went back to your mom, would you be over joyed or distraught? >> if the closest i could come is a snap shot, i am calling the search off there. i know a little about this. i am italian and i have three sisters. it skips a generation. i have a niece and she has a full goatee. it is embarassingment she comes up to bat in little league and the crowd all chants. it is the wolf blitz syndrome. >> my gosh. do you think this guy is somewhat relieved when he discovered it? >> he dodged a developmental bullet. he didn't grow up with santa -- santa claus p now he can come back. at least he didn't grow up being raised -- >> he was raised by the circus. >> you get to see a lot of the country. >> actually, we were talking in the green room when you were sobing about whatever problem and you said you envy this guy because his parents were famous. >> well, yes. you always want a celebrity. it is like, you got a celebrity. may i just say quickly -- you know what would be better? charles mann son. >> she doesn't want to save her face. she is a very confident wom

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father had an's stroke, so nick clegg stood in. some of been accused of tapping into celebrity voice mail. also, questions about the aid to pakistan flood victims. >> questions to the prime minister. >> mr. speaker, i have been asked to reply to the house may be aware that my right honorable friend, the prime minister's father, was taken seriously ill last night. quite rightly, he has traveled to be with his father and his family. i'm sure i speak on behalf of everybody in the house when i say we wish him, his father, and their family all the best at this difficult time. mr. speaker, i would also like to start by paying tribute to the brave servicemen who lost their lives over the summer since we last sat. they were corporal matthew stenton, lance corporal steven monkhouse, mark smith from 36 engineer regiment, lance sergeant dale, marine adam brown, john sanderson, rifleman raymond culong, darren foster from 21 engineer regiment, lance corporal bancroft. lance corporal joseph pool. captain andrew griffiths from second battalion. m

and we have a presentation by the director and nick shoman, proproprietor of charlies drug store. >> commissioners, staff is not here from supervisor mora's office this evening. today this item was heard in land use. this is, if you'll recall, for commissioners dooley, riley, collide and o'connor, in 2008, you heard a piece of legislation about the pharmacies and banning the sale of tobacco in pharmacies. and at that point, we had a presentation about the number of small pharmacies there were and that the commission initially did approve this but we were not aware of charlies drug store at that particular time and charlies drug store falls in this unique entity that he's basically really more a small grocery store. so once it did pass, we became aware of this, and worked -- charlies drug store actually had to end up going to the board of appeals, but wanted the board of appeals, based upon the definition of the exempt categories as a grocery store, that he was able to continue to sell. now this legislation that supervisor mora has introduced is closing those exemptions and removing t

i couldn't have done with without nick mangold. he had a hurt shoulder all week and really gutted it out. the offensive line, braylon, the receivers and running backs, we all did it. >> andrea: you told me last night they want to force me to win the game and hope i make a mistake. you dodged two near interceptions. how did you withstand it. >> one wasn't even close. the other right before halftime, just underthrew it a bit. that's what you can do, you can get away with stuff like that when you have such great receivers like braylon, david clowney, patrick turner stepping in, and dustin having a great game. >> andrea: and dustin. you told me the two of us are growing up together. why the rapport with dustin keller? two touchdowns tonight. >> he's so good and so athletic, i gave him the touchdown throw on the first drive. we needed a spark. we needed to hang tough after their big punch, and we did it. hats off to dustin and their team for giving us the good fight. we got on the road for the first time and got a big win. >> andrea: ma

nick mentioned dennis, along with martha ketterer and nick and steve o'sullivan and danny wong and thomas wong the nernling crew that put this together on the -- engineering crew that put this together. joe is here and wally wong, and alex marie who i saw limping, i hope that wasn't from the community meeting. these are the folks that worked with the contractor, mcgwire and hester to get this work done. i want to thank them for that. last but most -- the woman who manages the great streets program that has taken the mayor's vision and the board's policy directive for great streets and actually put it into practice so that we see these projects here, mr.ings all of these prodge -- manages all of the projects, chris opreck. let's give her a hand. if there's anyone i missed, accept my apologies know my gratitude is there. with that we will cut the ribbon. >> all right. we'll do, five, four, three. >> no. no. no. that was really bad. >> everybody. ready? five, four, three, two, one, [cheering] thank you, everyone. ♪ >> there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francis

i said, nick, can you do that?k can't do it. >> the tide finally turns when the cops tell dent his own parents have identified the stash of drugs as his. >> you tried to hand it to your mom? >> really. >> yes. >> is that what my parents told you? >> yes. >> really. >> you want to hear their statements? >> yes i do. >> tell me what he was saying as he handed you that bag. >> i got to get rid of this. >> you gotta get rid of these. you gotta get rid of this. >> a jury will hang on their every single word especially when i come up right behind them. >> when you're dealing with someone strung out you need to peck at them and peck at them until they finally crack. >> every day of my life. it's so bad. >> why did it fall apart? >> i can't go to prison. >> is that why you won't tell me the truth? is that why you won't tell me the truth? >> it's not just about that. it's because i can't go to prison. i will go nuts in prison. >> you see this perpetrator bawling like a baby. do you think okay. i think we got a shot at this.

i'll turn it over to nick kinsey who will walk us through the agreement. >> good morning, supervisors, nick kinsey, the assistant manager of concessions, we do have a power point presentation here. >> you're a little tall. if you want to speak more directly into the mike. >> i'll try. but we'll need an extension. thank you, supervisors. as general manager ginsburg said the general manager before you is a management agreement between the city and tournament players club of california for the management of the harding park golf course. to give you a little bit of background, seven years ago the city signed an agreement with kemper management for the management of the facility and as general manager ginsburg said that agreement actually had a two-year extension which the department felt that we could put this out to bid and perhaps obtain better financial terms for the city. so in february of this year we put out a request for qualifications soliciting bids to manage the golf course and we received five timely, responsive bids, ultimately the department and our commission selected the to

a year ago, no one had heard of nick clegg. now he's the second most powerful man in britain. a conversation with the deputy prime minister. let's get started. >>> during britain's last parliamentary elections, they held an american-style presidential debate. the candidate who rocketed to stardom was nick clegg, the leader of the liberal democrats. 75% of brits wanted him to be the next prime minister. that faded, but nick clegg did end up the second most powerful person in britain, the deputy prime minister to david cameron, the leader of the torry party who was prime minister. this is the first coalition government britain has had since world war ii. we'll ask nick clegg how to make bipartisanship work and also about britain's some say brutal budget cuts. mr. deputy prime minister, thanks for joining us. >> it's great to be here. >> you as a liberal democrat are now in coalition with a conservative government, and what strikes me, and i think what strikes most people as most unusual, is that you have been ferocious in your defense of these budget cuts that the government has

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i'll turn it over to nick kinsey who will walk us through the agreement. >> good morning, supervisors, nick kinsey, the assistant manager of concessions, we do have a power point presentation here. >> you're a little tall. if you want to speak more directly into the mike. >> i'll try. but we'll need an extension. thank you, supervisors. as general manager ginsburg said the general manager before you is a management agreement between the city and tournament players club of california for the management of the harding park golf course. to give you a little bit of background, seven years ago the city sne

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and nick gillespie is editor in chief of reason.com and previously served as editor of "reason magazine". welcome to all of you. i will start with you reverend vincent. we heard the president refer to the country as being anxious, he said fears can surface, suspicions, divisions. how much of this to you goes back to 9/11? >> i think it all goes back to 9/11. i was interested to hear him say today that we're in a time of anxiety. but i think the anxiety has never left us since 9/11. there are deep, deep wounds, psychic and spiritual as well as the physical wounds. and they haven't gone away. >> brown: bishop jackson, all from 9/11 or responses to specific new events and real concerns. >> yes, some from 9/11. i believe we never fully grieved out in the mainland, if you will. and grieving is a process where we acknowledge our hurt and pain. further it's not politically correct at this particular juncture to talk about the fact that tolerance is a twofold thing. we can be tolerant but the people that we deal with also have to be tolerant. and very often preachers are not willing to say hey,

thanks to nick watt for that. coming up, sarah palin's tea party brew.t, here's what's on tap next on "jimmy kimmel live." jim? >> jimmy: thank, bill. tonight, from "modern family," julie bouen, eric stonestreet and ty burrell. music from band of horses and "dancing with the stars" castoff music from band of horses and "dancing with the stars" castoff da bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and business. he increased college tuition... by 40%. 40%. and i thought i knew bob ehrlich. he was against raising the minimum wage. made $2.5 million... working for a lobbying firm. $2.5 million? he's not really on my side. with this tough economy, we really need a governor on our side. ♪ storyteller: hey diddle diddle the cat and the fiddle the cow jumped over the moon. then quickly fell back to earth, landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily, geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they wer

thanks to nick watt for that report. when we come back, the new modern family.." first, here's jimmy. >> tonight, joel mchale, busy phillips and music from sharon jones and the dap kings. this is going to be the i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. buried in his website - a promise to replace the tax code with a 23% sales tax and eliminate the mortgage interest deduction. a bush tax panel said families would pay $6,000 more a year. a reagan tax advisor calls it a very dumb idea. but that's not his only bad idea. harris was the only senator to vote against expanding the child care tax credit and against the state's cancer treatment program. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. [ music throughout ] [ male announcer ] looking for a complete picture of your money? meet pnc virtual wallet. it comes with a calendar that shows you all your finances at once. it lets you know when your money's going out. and when it's coming in. it even tells you when you're running low. we call that danger days. it's built to help you see your money i

, abc news, london. >> nick watt, dancing king. have a great night, we'll be back tomorrow. hope >>> looking inside from sky 7 hd. an accident caused by a runway dump truck. >> the fight over fighting furloughs reaches california's highest kurt. and a local elementary school can't pay the bills. claim it on a budget now 70 days overdue. >> and tonight the environmental activist makes a plea to the local fbi. >> good evening, we're going to begin with a big traffic mess in oakland. sky 7 is live over the scene. and as you can see this is where a dump truck caused a massive wreck here at least 13 vehicles involved. it's happening along grand avenue off ramp to he interstate 580. >> now that ramp has withi within -- been closed and investigators try to piece together what happened here, we understand three people have been taken topt hospital. others refused treatment on the scene. >> on the phone with us is officer holly josie of the oakland police department. what can you tell us? >> yes. i can tell you so far is that this is a majo

he just pitch the best game of his young career, and nick adenhart was killed hours after that game. now the trial for the man accused of killing him begins today. and wait until you hear what the suspect's defense attorney is saying about the victim, nick adenhart, the baseball star. stay close. jon: it has the name straight out of a monster move aoefplt let's hope it doesn't turn into one. hurricane igor battling across the atlantic, julia hot on its heels. nasa is just releasing amazing pictures of igor, clearing showing the eye of this category four storm. igor is now pumping out sustained winds near 135 miles an hour as it heads closer to the u.s. meteorologist janice dean, in the fox weather center for us right now, j.d. >> reporter: aren't those pictures from out of space amaze something jon: really are. that eye is incredible. >> reporter: it's unbelievable. this storm is 1200 miles wide, jon. yesterday we were talking about how this season has just really exploded. we are way above average in terms of main storms, hurricanes and major hurricanes, already three major hurrican

nick folk comes in for the extra point. >cris: you see all the offensive linemen on the hard slant here, all going right. nick mangold not onlburied the first guy but he also got just enough to get l.t. in. >> al: eight-point game anick folk boots it through. it's 31-23, and the game with a lot more points than people thought with two really good defenses. 54 up onhe board. a one-possession game. >> cris: ay to the right, please, sir. they all went that way. l.t.'s done that a few times in his career, hasn'he? >> al: 154 career touchdowns for tomlinson. only jerry rice and emmitt smith have more. there it i second most rushing, obviously, for ladainian behind emmitt. >> cris: the two big plays of that last drive were clearly by jason allen. here he is in double coverage. allows this little stop along the sideline to go. then the pass interference down at the other end. tre's not much you can do. as a defender, you just have to simply get your head around and take your chances. you get your head around, all that contact is i

>> nick, thank you. that's nick schifrin in london, this morning. >>> now, to an unpleasant bit of irony as we head into labor day, when we honor the country's workers. new job numbers show more people are out of work. we lost 54,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate rose to 9.6%. and nearly 15 million people are now unemployed in this country. so, what happened to what the obama administration had been calling the recovery summer? our david kerley is in washington, d.c. this morning on that story. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. not much of a recovery. the numbers really weren't as bad as expected. but they're not really good. so, this holiday weekend, the white house is working overtime, trying to come up with a new plan to stimulate some job growth before november's election. the numbers aren't great. unemployment up. more jobs lost than gained last month, with census workers being laid off. but the president didn't mention any of that. only highlighting the 67,000 jobs added

i hope you enjoyed nick's 3 minutes. i probably pay $2,000 for him to do that.ime and again the voice of the residents have been shut down. my opposition to this plan starts with a contradiction in the mission statement, which includes, to create community and identity, when actually it will destroy the community and identity that exists. also, the precedents that this creates further empowers for the developers and politicians and weakens the individuals and communities within san francisco. as an example, i called 15 law firms before i found an attorney. all of them had consulates. how does an individual get access to justice if every law firm does not want to take a case, either because they are already employed by the developers or city, or because they believe it is bad for business? furthermore,

i hope you enjoyed nick's 3 minutes. i probably pay $2,000 for him to do that.ime and again the voice of the residents have been shut down. my opposition to this plan starts with a contradiction in the mission statement, which includes, to create community and identity, when actually it will destroy the community and identity that exists. also, the precedents that this creates further

i hope you enjoyed nick's