and there's all these little posters and there's one big poster. right, though that's hard, what did i do that? there's one big poster here coming in from the east. >> jimmy: yeah, you're like a a weatherman now. >> this is not easy. so there's a little poster there. and then later in the weekend, it's going to come up. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, we get it, we understand. thank you, hurricane. hurricane savage, everybody. >> so i took this picture. and i'm like "my god, it's like, this big thing and it's so cool. how long is it gonna -- it might not be up for very long." and i was driving into work, and it was right at the front gate of fox. so, everyone is driving by. and i ride my bike to work, you know, to get a little exercise. >> jimmy: oh, that's nice. >> but i'm like, serious, like with the helmet, and the shorts, and the whole thing, right? [ light laughter ] i'm like, "don't worry about it. no one's going to see me there." >> jimmy: you're that guy? >> yeah, oh, totally. so i take this picture. and like minutes later, i get a a com

the royals you pasted up over a movie poster for the fantastic four. that's a fox production. you're stealing from us. >> you're talking about rule breaking, i guess. when you're parroting our rules that i've been told year after decade that i'm supposed to follow, it's like republicans aren't supposed to do that, only democrats do that. republicans tell me -- >> because you're supposed to respect private property. >> okay. that's for you. >> municipal government spends lot of money removing graffiti and other markings. los angeles said it spent $28 million on that. >> i would say 98.99% of them

>> mike shoemaker, the producer of this show posted an "awesomes" poster. >> seth: right, our cartoon>> yeah, and i was, "oh, i can't wait to get my markers out there and start practicing my penis drawing." and then he called me and said, "hey come do the show!" >> seth: yeah, and we felt bad because you haven't had a chance yet --because you had to come do the right way, you haven't been able to get to the subways and draw your producer posted this awesome poster any penises on our cartoon poster. >> no, i haven't, but oh boy, it's juicy, it's ready to go. >> seth: well, we thought, you know what, we aim to please so here's the poster of the cartoon and remember, that's me. that's the cartoon that represents me. >> that's you, right? >> seth: yeah. >> well, i was looking at this, and right here this is a real easy penis right here. you go right there. [ laughter ] you got that. it's very easy. >> seth: i like, you know, a lot of the lower class penis drawers on the subway, they'll just draw one but you use the art that exists. >> oh, of course, of course. >> seth: yeah. >> most peopl

the royals you pasted up over a movie poster for the fantastic four. that's a fox production. from us. >> you're talking about rule breaking, i guess. when you're parroting our rules that i've been told year after decade that i'm supposed to follow, it's like republicans aren't supposed to do that, only democrats do that. republicans tell me -- >> because you're supposed to respect private property. >> okay. that's for you. >> municipal government spends lot of money removing graffiti and other markings. los angeles said it spent $28 million on that. >> i would say 98.99% of them are leftist. i'm not here to tell you what i do is right. but you look at hollywood, you look at the entertainment industry, fashion, the music industry, they completely -- they own it. there are no voices speaking to young people with a message that resonates in a way that helps the right wing cause or the republicans. i would like to think 10 years from now some kid will say, hey, that guy influenced me. then we have more people out there creating the kind of art that resonates with our side of the

: well, we thought, you know what, we aim to please so here's the poster of the cartoon and remember, that's me. that's the cartoon that represents me. >> that's you, right? >> seth: yeah. >> well, i was looking at this, and right here this is a real easy penis right here. [ laughter ] you got that. it's very easy. >> seth: i like, you know, a lot of the lower class penis drawers on the subway, they'll just draw one but you use the art that exists. >> oh, of course, of course. >> seth: yeah. >> most people will just go, "hey, look, there's a penis." i don't do that. i work with what i have here. now this one -- you can do this, and you can have obama-osama. [ laughter ] and with the beard. and then here -- what do we got here, oh we got this guy. he's chinese, though. you do that. but you can see his breasts also look like testicles. so we got that. [ laughter ] >> seth: i mean it's so perfect by the scene in which you're doing this. it's great because obviously on the subway, you don't want -- if the cops see you, you're in trouble. >> you got to get out of there. >> seth: you just g

the royals you pasted up over a movie poster for the fantastic four. that's a fox production.us. >> you're talking about rule breaking, i guess. when you're parroting our rules that i've been told year after decade that i'm supposed to follow, it's like republicans aren't supposed to do that, only democrats do that. republicans tell me -- >> because you're supposed to respect private property. >> okay. that's for you. >> municipal government spends lot of money removing graffiti and other markings. los angeles said it spent $28 million on that. >> i would say 98.99% of them are leftist. i'm not here to tell you what i do is right. but you look at hollywood, you look at the entertainment industry, fashion, the music industry, they completely -- they own it. there are no voices speaking to young people with a message that resonates in a way that helps the right wing cause or the republicans. i would like to think 10 years from now some kid will say, hey, that guy influenced me. then we have more people out there creating the kind of art that resonates with our side of the politi

who doesn't want to take home a a live sized poster of cash? >> jimmy: i want one. next time you come i would love a life sized poster of cash. of your husband. >> come over. january 10th. >> jimmy: oh really? january 10th i'll be there. >> january 10th you're invited. >> jimmy: i'll be there, pal. >> jimmy: you gotta be just psyched. are you working too hard? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you are? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want you to enjoy yourself because it's -- honestly, i'm so happy for you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and the best, again, i love cash, i love your kids. they're so cute, and so cool. >> thank you. >> jimmy: but this thing is now expanding, honest. the honest company, i have diapers, i have wipes. >> we do detergents. we send you all of the -- >> jimmy: i have -- did i just spit on you? i'm sorry. >> yeah, you spit on me a a little bit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry about that. >> it's all right. >> jimmy: i wish i had one of the wipes now. i apologize. >> it's okay. >> jimmy: that's so gross. >> no, no, it's fine. it's fine. >> jimmy: no, sorry. you also have pickl

poster, a large poster of a group of black folk and successfully getting away on the underground railroad. next slide. what about the people whose jobs it was to stop? they taxed slave selling establishments. let's say people of a certain mindset got into the business of returning black folks. here we have a police notice. office open from 7 a.m. to midnight. the undersigned officers of the regular authorized police department of the city have located themselves in an office occupied by the justice and will give prompt an immediate attention to all business entrusted to them. we can understand civil business, we can understand criminal business, but they also decided to add in runaway slaves. owners of runaway slaves in the district, giving us early information of the same. the efforts were unusual. facilities for detection, whatever that might mean. josh, i leave that to you. unusual facilities for detection will be given to their arrest. john davis, late chief of police. in -- en had come the relationship between black folk and the police have origins that many would believe go back not

just a science project did the cash -- the the case is getting national attention on that being a posteroy for technology. >> there was a lack of understanding to some degree of science and technology. hadley asked better questions of what he was doing and why it might not have happened. the creator of the maker said it can happen and creates fear and other students in creating their own innovations. you really do get a sense of what's next. >> you can either go up, [down. >> with that joystick for people who lost the ability to move parts of their body. there's there is also this. >> what we have here is humidity temperature and motion sensors. they will be analyzed and we will notify you on the android app. whether you let left the light on things like that. >> it's good to see these inventions covered in wire and tape to shock the isa was a lesson from affair lacks. >> the question is are we going to help them or be going to ignore them? we shouldn't just be talking at them and telling them what to do. >> they put this kid on par with someone who invents something for people with cere

comes. >> wore trying to sell the highest quality product to as many people as we can. >> the pope poster is intended to be the premiere keepsake from the papal visit. dina young and her business partner are arranging shuttle vans from various hotel. pay attention to root closures before the papal visit. the biggest issue is traffic, of course. king of prussia road from radnor, chester road from matsonford road will be closed saturday and sunday to the thousands using the train station. access to penn medicine will be open. >> potentially 15,000 people walking in front of the restaurant we're hoping to get to the train station, we're hoping that will give us the opportunity to pick up some business. >> police will have electronic signs on route 30 and they'll be opening turn lanes to traffic to ease congestion. people who want to get from south jersey to the papal events. you will be able to bring your bike to philly if you walk over the ben franklin bridge. you cannot bring your bike on the patco train, if you ride the train you must collapse your strollers, all trains are expected to be

however he did lose and appointing to joking about his campaign poster. >> your campaign poster is just jab with the j and exclamation mark. >> i have been using jeb since 1994. it connotes excitement. >> how many of us when we get excited just go jab! >> in florida they do when they see me out of happiness or d ben: a little humor. juliet: jeb is not exactly george w.. he had a pretty good sense of humor, pretty wicked sense of humor. ben: are you saying jeb is square? juliet: yes. you probably identify with him, don't you? steven colbert's debut coming. you should hear what he said to me early in the morning. still ahead on "good day early call," a very hot day. ben: can i complain about this? too hot. juliet: their egos, two days out of the the after our loss. ben: audrey has the complete forecast and kentucky county clerk out of jail today after a judge set her free. issue a marriag [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the sa

>> the posters say it was captured in time lapse. the video you see a bunch of different perspectives of this eruption that actually happened back in august, but this is a new video that shows these different three foe nominal angles. >>> how do you make a trip to get food exciting? take a motorcycle and sprinkle cameras all over the place, that's what skipster did on his youtube channel. took his girlfriend along, too. he and his girl are wearing helmets and com systems they can communicate with and that records on camera. he's being funny, doesn't like what she's say so long he's controlling the volume of her voice by drowning her out with the engine. >> my god, i'm offended by this video. >> he's splitting lanes and doesn't sound like she's too enthused about it. >> look at that. >> yeah. >> not everybody had the courage of youtube to ride a bike. >> even in australia, that voice. >> wow. so suddenly i don't feel so bad. >> the story behind the video it got the media attention, some of the media saying he was terrifying his girlfr

the group says the posters highlight the shared jew day yo christian values of both fates. >> from posters to banners and very first world meeting of families banner are now up. look at this one here thanking in front of the cathedral basilica of saints peter paul kicks off the largest installation of banners in philadelphia since the 2000 sand republican national convention. about 550 will fly across the center city area mark historic moment for the city and archdiocese. >> today is the moment that truly marks the beginning of our countdown to the pope's arrival in our great city, and our archdiocese. this moment, this event, three years in the making is here. >> organizers say they hope the banners will remind us all how special the pope's presence in philadelphia will be. >>> got update we're really excited to share with you. back in march we introduced for a father of two looking for work in a unique way. this dad's perseverance finally played off. >> like most people in the morning, rob crozer gets dressed season out the door. >> track number four. >> comes here, 30th street station a

tell us about some of your posters that we have here today. >> most of the posters here are four specifichows or tours. i am hired by the bands or the venue. >> what is the inspiration behind these posters? >> no, disease of the related to the bay and, of course. music -- it is related to the band, of course the musical content or isn't related to the bed. album covers can come from anywhere. ♪ ♪ >> class actress was great. we have been having so much fun. i did not realize how beautiful the cal academy looks than that. what other events take place here? >> we do corporate events that night on a regular basis. but nightlife is your best bet to come in as a regular person pharmacy the academy at night, and visit with friends. calacademy.org/nightlife. we have details for the next few weeks. you can get tickets online in advance or at the door. >> thank you so much. thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv. good morning today is september 8, 20 freen. welcome to san francisco transporeitation authority. our clerk today is steve stamos and todays meeting is brought to us by leo[inaudi

-- are here in support of kim davis, they are posters quoting verse and chapter from the bible.n the road a group of people are singing hymns and praising god. as you said, 90 minutes has gone bye by since the case opened. no word of when we'll hear what decision is handed down. but there will be a news conference from both sides afterwards. >> what do you know about the possible legal consequences that kim davis and her fellow clerks may face? >> reporter: well, prison time is the worst of them, although that is generally thought to be unlikely. most observers seem to think there may be a hefty fine to pay. or alternatively the colleagues have brought hear as well, and it's possible the judge may try to broker some sort of deal. where marriage licenses can be handed out, but without the direct involvement of kim davis. >> i saw that there are some clerks who share her religious beliefs but are also abiding by the constitutional duties of their office. has anyone made that argument to her or those who support her? >> reporter: almost everybody here who opposes what she says whic

the poster is spelled incorrectly. so he says "bring the poster up."ected the grammar to "you are." >> the contraction. >> and tweeted the picture and she thanked him for correcting her grammar. um -- look, i know when i read something -- that's incorrect i don't love the whole like "no, no, no, apostrophe." it's in front of a million people. >> once in a while it's fun. i try to avoid it, too. but you get nasty things once in a while and somebody says "you're such a hypocrite. but hypocrite was h-i-p." and i said "by the way, it's h y-p." so if you can help someone with their spelling it's a nice thing. >> all right. >> it's not hypocritical. >> no, it's not. >>> dwayne johnson better known as the rock saved two newly adopted little puppies from drowning. he adopted these little french bulldogs. >> and he decided he was going to let them go in the backyard so they could learn how the do their business like big boys. so he opens the door, the two dogs go racing out. well, he has a pool and his pups hobbs and brutus jump into the pool. one of them swam

. >>> he went for a run and never returned, a frantic family passing out posters and searching for clues. good evening. i'm maurice debois. kristine is off. tracee carrasco following this developing story, live in massapequa park where his family last saw him. tracee? >> reporter: maurice, michael was last seen here going for a run down 1st avenue, and the street he lives on here in massapequa park, family members saying he never returned. 3 days later after the frantic search, they are getting desperate to find him. >> what could have happened to him? i don't know. >> reporter: tonight distraught family members are combing through michael bryant- adregna's personal documents searching for clues. they have no idea what may have happened to him. the 27-year-old's grandmother says she last saw her grandson on sunday night here at the massapequa park home they share. >> we had dinner together, and then he went downstairs, and he was going to clean up his room, and then he came back and had another snack, and then he went to sleep. >> reporter: a neighbor saw him early monday morning as he l

and -- loved they know that for a long time there is a travel agency poster image of rio and brazil. bin said to look at these complexities. >> looking at the other aspects recently and said police killed a lot of people last five years and that number goes back and forth for the security forces. so why is rio's such a violent place is the representative as though whole? >> i think it is representative as whole of brazil unfortunately. we'll has elements that make its vitamins particularly based out of rio including the fact since the early '80s drug-dealing gangs have come to dominate a great swath of the landscape. but part of the specific brand of violence one the police is just another faction. and then the police itself for the last five years sifting hundred people killed this isn't just the ngo to call attention to but at the same time it is an improvement and in 2007 there to thousand 330 people killed by a police didn't rio de janeiro just 2007. >> i thought it was a symbol to the attitude that is the special forces of the police. and that is what they're wearing the patches

kennedy: what was your most embarrassing 12 -year-old poster?akeup. >> i'm not that embarrassed of it. a strong career. seminole in the punk movement. part of the bromley contingent. some of the later stuff might have been a bit cringe worthy. >> my most embarrassing, i had a living color code personality. kennedy: i don't think any of this is embarrassing. my richard pryor help cover is on the other. recently an interesting photo of tom brady's locker surfaced. there were no pictures of giselle in a burqa. look at that, a donald trump presidential campaign hat. this is not a surprise to donald. >> tom brady is a good friend of mine. he is a great guy. kennedy: and a finea fine american. he has confirmed as much during a radio interview on the morning show. >> i have known them for a long time. he always calls me on different types of motivational speeches at different times. now that he is running for president he sent me a hat. it found its way to my locker. kennedy: he just got himself the sweet ambassadorship to narnia. also a supporter. >>

crucible for the nation to look at its soul and ask itself, how shall we bear ourselves to eternity and posterity with respect to our way of living in this nation? people standing in the great hall, in this huge building that holds our museum, looking out across the ohio river into the state of kentucky, can turn around and behind them see sleeps the only authentic in on exhibit in the nation today that was in use -- slave pen on exhibit in the nation today that was in use for many years. we have stories about the people bound in that building. that was inilding the area of maysville, kentucky, used to hold african american men and women, boys and girls, until they could be sold into the deep south. some of my relatives from north carolina and virginia were sold to the man who owned that building whose work it was to sell those people into the deep south, mississippi, louisiana, alabama. we have the names of the people in that building the last time it was used. we have begun to find their descendents, so people become acquainted with all aspects of engaging of freedom by these particular, specif

and jeff sent me posters, and t-shirts, and swag and all this merch and my son became a "bones" superhat i thought. >> seth: so real jealousy. >> yeah, so i decided i'd give it a shot and try to do a comic for kids. >> seth: that's nice because i would have gone the other way. i'd just say, "alright, fine, read the batmans, what do i care?" [ laughter ] and now have they read it? >> yeah. >> seth: and? what are the reviews? are the reviews in? >> biggest fans ever. >> seth: alright, nice, that's exciting. >> no, they are. it's really cool. [ cheers and applause ] i highly recommend doing things for your children. because when they actually like it, it's better than drugs. >> seth: yeah. >> it really is. and they're, ya know, really well behaved after that. >> seth: yeah. i like that i feel if i met your kids i would say like, "hey just so you know your dad loves positive feedback." he has to go out and face the world the more nice things you can say to him. do they give you feedback -- do they give you specific feedback on the books, do they give you ideas, suggestions? >> they're pit

in his office staring at a picture of his brother the way michael keaton stared at the old movie poster [ laughter ] and now, just like "birdman" he's gonna strip to his tighty-whities and wander around time square wondering where it all went wrong. [ laughter ] let's see how this thing ended. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's the party i believe in. reagan and bush. >> seth: that's right. he showed them an old campaign t-shirt. [ laughter ] jeb, we need to get people excited. any ideas? what about an exclamation point after jeb? we tried that. that didn't work. i got it. in that case i'll grab my vintage t-shirt. [ laughter ] also, i'll make sure the mic's here and then i'll take off the shirt and the mic will fall off. it'll make for a great big moment. [ laughter ] reagan and bush. [ laughter and applause ] make america great again. but i don't blame jeb. times are tough for a one-time front-runner. times are tough for anyone who doesn't have a monogrammed helicopter which should make tomorrow night great. a bunch of desperate candidates trying to out-trump trump. they'll be trying e

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the twitter account posting this picture with the caption we had fun with the college republican postersht. let us know if we missed any, guys. the college republicans say they only posted the fliers two hours before the tweet was sent out and the posters were taken down. american university says there's no au justice league on the campus. the tweeter account has been deleted. >>> attention walgreens customers your prescriptions could be delayed. lauren simonetti from fox business here to explain. lauren? >> if you are planning on heading over to wall screens to get a prescription it may take longer because of issues with the data base. as a result they have been filling prescriptions by hand. customers at all 8200 wall screens stores have been affected. >>> if you are planning a vacation, when booking your hotel room be sure you are doing so either directly with the hotel's web site or a valid vendor. often folks are tricked with a bogus site looking like the real thing. they lose out on perks. 15 million of us each year are dup duped. >> 40 under 40 mix. taylor swift, tonight host john

now, your poster and your campaign poster is just jeb with a "j," "e" "b" and exclamation part. why the jeb. >> because i've been using jeb since 1994. it connotes excitement. it connotes -- ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: jeb! how many of us, when we get excited about things, didn't just go jeb! >> all in florida they do when they see me, most of them, either out of happiness or deep anger. ( laughter ) >> stephen: let's talk about families for a second. your mom said maybe we shouldn't have another bush or another clinton. >> she was just joking. >> stephen: she was? did you call her up and say, "mom, you're embarrassing me." >> i did. >> stephen: please drop me off a block from the white house. i'll walk from here. >> i saw it on nbc, the "today" show, she was-- without telling me, she did the "today" show. >> stephen: i bet she didn't tell you. >> no, it was a little embarrassing. >> stephen: let's talk about family for a second. a lot of my family are here. my brothers and versus out there in the audience. that's my wife and kids, and in front of them, that guy in the

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. >> pretty much lilly was the virginia flaggers' poster child.federate hats and shirts and bibs. i don't see her playing with toys in any picture. i see ammunition. he's allowing my daughter to play with live ammunition. i spoke to megan about it, and it was, oh, well, you know, take me to court. [ gunshot ] >> robert baumann came in to me, very concerned about his daughter lilly. i told him he needs to establish formal paternity and also request custody. >> i got to know robert very well as a parent. he asked me to write him a character reference to take to court. it was about lilly's best interest. so siding with robert was the right thing to do. >> the mother's own mother was prepared to testify for robert. and the mother's own sister was prepared to testify. now that is a total oddity. usually blood is thicker than water. >> it was going the be her way or no way. the baby was not going to go to school. she was not going to socialize. she was not going to get vaccinations and not going to learn anything but about the confederacy. and something

antislavery society that call the district the slave market of america when it issued this particular poster. position as's nation capital make it an important target for the slave those whowell as fought against slavery. here we have an early masthead of william lloyd garrison's the liberator and for a time he detected the sale of enslaved men, women and children on his masthead.

i guess i'm kind of a standard or poster girl for bernie sanders. i don't see a bite in the running until he says heller crashing. beckett will happen. he spent the weekend campaigning. with fellow outsider. it's a marathon. it's not a sprint. it will continue to be an interesting presidential race. time now is 418. you are watching and the roads now. and we are looking at the bay area roads here to make sure that you can get to work on time. this is a look at interstate 880. you can see it's a nice-looking drive you no major problems there. also looking at the commute here. it doesn't look good. no major problems. traffic continues to look very nice into san francisco. i want to mention the south a commute right now. there is a football game from levite stadium. for in 19:00. let's go to state. i think we are already from the but of a change here. there were be good news and bad news. maybe some very late reina could all. the ground is so dry the fires are unprecedented how fast that they had spread. good 25 degrees already for some. it's going to

he's designed this poster, showcasing the pope's u.s. tour for pilgrims who want a visual reminder of the historic trip. >> we're marketing as the premiere keepsake for the papal visit. >> this is where they're going to get out? >> this couple is running a hotel shuttle service. their business is essentially a pop-up, launched for this one major event. >> there's opportunities here for some business and to make some money. >> we salute their entrepreneurial spirit. >> leaders expected a pope economy to develop around the visit. >> but today the world meeting opened its own pop-up store at 11th and market. and officials hope pilgrims will gravitate toward official memorabilia. >> this is helping with the expenses. as you can imagine, is a really expensive undertaking. >> virtually no way to measure how big the pope economy is or how many local entrepreneurs are taking part. whether it's a shuttle service, keepsake posters or anything else, demand may not peak until the event itself. >> how are bookings, how was business? >> it's good, i'm

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he did not have the sense that jefferson did about wanting to keep records of everything and that posterity was going to want to read all of it. or else, he didn't want us to. >> give us a quick bio of him and his family. cassadra good: he was born in virginia, he grew up mostly raised by an uncle, because his father died. he went to the college of william and mary, he was there during the revolution and he joined the continental army at a very young age. he was still a teenager at the point he goes to war. he was wounded during the war and ended up in and out of military positions for the rest of it. the rest of his career he was in public service until he retired after the presidency, still had some public service in virginia and then died in 1831. >> why did we enter the war in 1812? -- of 1812? cassandra good: there is disagreement among historians. plenty of people in the u.s. did not want america to do war with great britain. a lot of this was feelings of frustration and not getting respect that the country deserved. historians tend to talk about the cause of impressment, sailors kidn