again it's ramsey stopping prosise, fourth down.ne play. 17 seconds left. >> herb: ten seconds on the play clock. >> chris: golson rolls, fires, touchdown! a flag is down. hold on. there's a flag on the field. >> herb: they might call an offensive pick here. it might have been offensive interference with a pick. >> referee: pass interference on the offense, number 7, 15 yard line penalty. replace fourth down. >> chris: the robinson touchdown taken off the board. a flag fuller. head sets, stuff went flying on that notre dame sideline after the call. >> herb: i think it's prosise, he's just blocking, that's what jalen ramsey puts his arms in the air. c.j. prosise is just blocking. >> chris: now florida state spends a timeout. fourth down again, but the ball is all the way back at the 17. they converted a fourth and 18. can they convert a fourth and goal from the 17 for the win. >> herb: brian kelly is fired up. when he sees it on film, he'll realize that was the right call. took guts to call it in this environment and with everything

again it's ramsey stopping prosise, fourth down.ne play. 17 seconds left. >> herb: ten seconds on the play clock. >> chris: golson rolls, fires, touchdown! a flag is down. hold on. there's a flag on the field. >> herb: they might call an offensive pick here. it might have been offensive interference with a pick. >> referee: pass interference on the offense, number 7, 15 yard line penalty. replace fourth down. >> chris: the robinson touchdown taken off the board. a flag fuller. head sets, stuff went flying on that notre dame sideline after the call. >> herb: i think it's prosise, he's just blocking, that's what jalen ramsey puts his arms in the air. c.j. prosise is just blocking. >> chris: now florida state spends a timeout. fourth down again, but the ball is all the way back at the 17. they converted a fourth and 18. can they convert a fourth and goal from the 17 for the win. >> herb: brian kelly is fired up. when he sees it on film, he'll realize that was the right call. took guts to call it in this environment and with everything

and then later this week -- gordon ramsey will be on the show! hey!plause ] [ laughter ] [ gordon ramsey impression ] pick it up! >> steve: what? god, why are you so mad? yeah. >> jimmy: pick up the markers! you donkey. [ laughter ] donkey? what are you talking about? >> steve: we're having fun. >> jimmy: he's like, "oh, no. i'm just watching 'shrek'." >> steve: oh. oh, you're talking to donkey. oh, i get it. >> jimmy: yeah, donkey. yeah, yeah. [ laughter and applause ] gordon ramsey in the house. i love that guy. and kevin spacey is joining us. >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: the spaceman. >> steve: when is the spaceman going to be here? >> jimmy: the spaceman's going to be here. we're gonna do some stuff with him. it'll be fun. >> steve: sweet. >> jimmy: but tonight, we got a a great show. this guy is so -- he's one of the coolest dudes out there and he's super talented, and he's making his broadway debut in a play called "the real thing." ewan mcgregor is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] [ scottish accent ] "i'm doing broadway. ewan mcgregor doing br

. >> jim ramsey has >> jim ramsey has ruffle forecast.your full a windy day to day and a windy morning tomorrow morning. except for the fact that we're going to see another push of cold air. we're going to have temperatures in the '50s for saturday and sunday. beyond that it does not look too bad. we will share all of that information a bit later. right now time lapse cameras caught the few clouds over the chicago area that have drifted east coming in behind it. some patches of clear sky. it has been nice to see some time for a change. after what amounted to about 4.5 days of nothing but clouds around here. some of our forecast models are putting some hours, around 7:00 tonight. keep them in mind.that in mind. >> most of the chicago area has partly cloudy to marci, the conditions at this hour. you're also watching out west. noticed more clouds coming in. really represents the main surge of cooler air that is coming in for the next couple of days. it is not going to be a major temperature drop probably on saturday about the best we can hope for is low 50s. forecast model showed the clou

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mayor nutter around charles ramsey and other officials broke ground on $250 million public safety services campus. police headquarters move into the old life insurance building at 46 and market. and nutter thanked the residents in supporting the plan and what it means to this community. >> you called out to us on many occasions about this site and building. what it was and i would suggest what it can be. >> the building will house philadelphia's medical examiner's office the morgue and the department of public health. >>> news on ebola have forced two students that spent time in africa now to spend time away from school. >>> jamie apody with an injury update as the eagles come off of their bye week. cecily. >>> once the unsettled weather moves it moves out. >>> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a

. >> she was with celebrity chef gordon ramsey promoting a new cookbook. posed for a shot.aded it. standard social media fare. jenner uploaded the same pic a few days later. her version looked more edited. >> no wrinkles. using filters. when an original already exists out there there's some backlash. i wonder if gordon likes the softer look. >> if our next story is about what a woman looks like, i'm leaving. >> it's about barbara walters. >> oh, sweet spirit. no, this is not about appearance. she retired from "the view" back in the spring. in a couple months she's returning. her ten most fascinating -- we always look forward to this. >> last year would be it for her specials. she didn't want to pass up the opportunity to interview a current lineup of guests that includes neil patrick harris, chelsea handler, scarlett johansson and even o-o-oprah. with more to be announced. >> let's get through these celebrity birthdays. big day for doc from "back to the future," christopher lloyd. >> fellow actor jeff goldblum is 62. brian boitano, 51. >> and "modern family's" jesse tyler f

ramsey. i thought that was fascinating, on what a small proportion of the student athletes end up going into pro sports, that's most likely not going to be their career. they have to have that ability to pursue, and if it's supposed to be 20 hours, then we have to find some way to measure that and enforce is. >>> to me this hearing so far has been a lot of talk about a lot of things which have been around for an awfully long time, which we all think should be solved, but they're not solved, and i think there are very clear reasons for it, and that is decision-making is flawed, fragile and useless. florida, which has -- everybody recruits from florida, they have a law that transparency, how money is spent, has to be made public, because they have a law. and so, you know, in the contributions and when ncaa comes in, only a small portion goes to education and all kinds of things go to the stadium, that is all available to the public. so i commend them for coming from a state like that, and i jus

commissioner ramsey has suspended allen with intent to dismiss. >> a proposed smoking ban in wilmington has gone up in smoke. city council rejected the bill 6-5. the legislation would have made it illegal to light up at passion and playgrounds and public plazas and transit facilities. >> you're watching the storms out to the west, it had been severe for some communities how about when it gets here, will it lose it's punch? >> reporter: we're not expecting severe weather here, but thunderstorms, and expected rainfall. storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region we're dry right now, the concern doesn't come until the overnight hours. let's go on outside and show you what it looks like, sky6 live hd at philadelphia international. we have issues with fog to the northwest, but not at philadelphia international you're looking good. temperatures, 60 degrees, the dewpoint, 56. the winds are calm and we are pulling in always on seven day on the side of the screen. satellite and radar showing no problems during the daytime proximate. we have clouds and sunshine. it's a nice afternoon ahead

this year's honorees seth williams and police chief charles ramsey helping to reform the system thatvestigates child abuse cases. they partner with children's hospital to help improve the lives of the community's most vulnerable. i was happy to emcee that event and nbc 10 happy to be a sponsor of danny pommel, what's up in sports. >> looking good over there, jim. >>> the flyers get bit by the injury bug yet again. >>> the eagles get set for the cardinals on sunday. that's all coming up, next in sports. ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions in government contracts to his campaign contributors -even as he cut funding for child abuse prevention. in congress, only trivedi will do what's right for you. i'm manan trivedi, and i approve this message. at the bottom in job creation. massive cuts to education. and higher property taxes. under governor corbett, pennsylva

he's now suspended for 30 days and commissioner ramsey says he'll likely be fired. 76 million households were impacted. jp morgan chase says there's no evidence information was stolen. the computer hacking happened in june. it was reported in july. >>> new at 11:00, a huge landfill will bring in tens of millions of dollars. nbc 10's george spencer has been studying the sale tonight and joins us live from the arch diocese headquarters in center city. george, some neighbors already concerned about development possibilities for that land? >> reporter: yeah, jim, some are. after afterall, this does involve one of the largest parcels in delaware county. these land sales will create critical income. income that should help sure up shaky balance sheets. >>> through the window of our news van tonight, you get a sense of this 200 acre expanse in broomall. since the '60s, the property has housed disable sills. is the sale is shuddering that home and opening up the land for commercial and residential development. no matter what it's going to be some big changes? >> it will be. a lot of times, you c

joes plans to honor hall of fame coach ramsey this season. he pass away in april. hawks wear a jr patch on their uniform this year defending atlantic 10 champs hosted season on november 14. college hoops how about that? we can't wait, rick. >> great time of the year, thank you, jamie. >>> it's monday night what better way to kickoff the workweek than weapon dancing and drama. way to kickoff the tonight's prime time kicks off with two solid hours of all new dancing with the stars. then at 10:00, it's all new episode of "cassill" when a web sell he ebbty is murdereled they explore internet fame and the game changes when the killer posts pictures from the crime scene on a photo sharing site. >> next murder. >> just posted to net slayer's account. >> what's this? >> wrong suspect nypd i'm still here what will do i next? >> so eitherer he was framed. >> or pulled it off to make it look like he was framed. >> the suspension is kill on " "cassill" at 10. be sure to tweet along with us during castle. >> you like castle not white castle. castle. >> we'll be back we thought

and gordon ramsey. and, we have a lot. watch next. >> madison bumgarner made giants' fans proud. imagine how it made his father feel. mad bum's dad, dad bum sent this text message to his son during last night's game right before the ninth inning. it read "omg, you're so much more than awesome. to see you work on the mound remind me of watching you in high school. you are willing yourself to perfection and dragging the team along with you. i couldn't be more proud of your baseball accomplishments." pretty incredible from mad bum's dad. watching at home in north carolina. by the way that text was shared with "the new york times." >> mad bum mania is going underground or at least underneath. with limited edition underwear. a mad bum after all. lucky fans will actually get some of these undies thanks to one of kind underwear issued by jockey. don't go looking online. they went have it. 2,000 pairs of boxer briefs were made the they will be handed out to fans lining tomorrow's parade route. and if you don't get a pair tomorrow, well then, that's a bummer for you. >> yes. >> bring me -

commissioner ramsey has suspended allen with intent to dismiss. >> and in north philadelphia, community members gathered tonight to reason a woman gunned down while working her dog saturday night. family and friends consoled one another and lit candles in her memory. she was killed execution style as she walked along moore street in strawberry mansion with her 13-year-old daughter. we confirmed mother pled guilty to recent drug charges and law mep are not saying if that played a role in murder. >> city council rejected the bill by a vote of 6-5 this evening the legislation would have made it illegal to light up most parks, playgrounds, public plazas and transit facilities like incloseded and the bill was defeated. from newsroom in new jersey kim quadanos in the hospital after suffering serious injuries this morning she fell from her bike riding sea bright and broke her wrist and elbow. >> still to come on "action news" tonight the bank hack that affected 1 in four americans and we have the details on what was stolen and what you should look out for. and plus, stop and smell the roses. o

commissioner ramsey has suspended al and will with intender to dismiss. >> the interim director of the secret service has deep ties to our area. tonight those who know joe clancy best say he's the right man for the job. >> he grew up in havertown delaware county am he takes over for julia pierson who resigned over security lapses at the agency. he once taught at father judge high school in 1983. those who worked with him said he made a quiet an impression. >> he was a quiet guy but he had a certain presence about him. he knows what has to be done and he'll do it correctly. >> i wish him all the luck in the world and i will keep him in my daily prayers 'cause he'll need prayers, believe me. he has a tough position to fill. >> he retired. he went to work as head of security for comcast. >>> trenton new jersey is getting more help to bring down its crime rate. today federal lawmakers gathered at city hall to announce a $1.5 million grant that will enable trenton to hire 12 more police officers. the police department's new director says he hopes to restore some bike and foot patrols so off

. >> jim ramsey calls the fog and drizzle the rain. we have a live picture show you. this is looking north along the lakeshore drive. what do you think of that? >> you're looking a low clouds and fog. probably a little drizzle as well. we still have some lingering showers and a few spots. some of the showers may get really really impressiv the moment you can see is a big system. we're in a relative quiet area right now. some showers popping up that do not amount to much at all. a lot of rain fall. the center of the storm is located in the center of the storm. >> a louis staying put. will move into central illinois and maybe north. it is associated with a large cut off that does not move with . but if pushed off to the east. we can finally get in on some afternoonshinun. that is still a coup some of it is very heavy rain. the to the gulf of mexico through georgi ohio and michigan. the backside the precipitation teston parts of southwestern wisconn. the hardest-hit area today has been down through central georgia west and south carolina. that is where the heaviest rain

ramsey. i thought that was fascinating when you look at the numbers that dr. emmert gave us on what a small proportion of the student athletes end up going into pro sports, that's most likely not going to be their career. they have to have that ability to pursue -- if it's supposed to be 20 hours, then we have to find some way to measure that and enforce it so it's across the board. that's one of the things i'm interested in hearing the follow-up in a year. i thank you for bringing that to our attention. thank you. it has to go down as we discussed, dr. emmert yesterday, to the high school level so that we put some of this in perspective. i do think there's ways to change cultures. we have changed cultures in this country before and still have great sports games. thank you. >> thank you. i want to say something. to me, this hearing so far has been a lot of talk about a lot of things which have been around for an awfully long time which we all think should be solved. but they're not solved. an

. >> ramsey illinois in madd tomb. hillsborough. a one- 2 in. already done. gives you an idea of what is on the way. >> cloudy breezy and warmer this afternoon. severe weather threat later today. a couple of these active storms could sneak up into parts of the chicago area. downpours will be the big issue. a high of 79. tonight showers and thunder alledownpours. the load center 60 the morning because of start cooling at that point. from their temperatures will fall during the day. >> saturday downright chilly day. very little prospect of sunshine. that over does it with the icon. a cloudy day with little showers at times. 46 degree high temperature. the real taste of autumn coming in here. we'll have more on the weekend forecast. >> looking into next week coming up. time for today's trivia and honor of the prestigious american ballet theater. which of these ballet companies is the oldest? >> the answer is still to come. your midday winning lottery numbers for thursday october 2nd. first game is pick3. 1-9-5 moving on to fireball for pick3. that number is 3 fi

mayor nutter and charles ramsey and others were on hand of state of the art public services campus.the campus will house new police headquarters, the city morgue and the department of health laboratory. >>> a recipe for childhood wellness was part of unless blue crosses foundation to aim to curb childhoo childhood obesity. >>> if you like today -- >>> you have to fast-forward to friday or saturday. you know what in the middle of the week we will see wet weather. live on sky6 the clouds are moving in. 62 degrees. not bad temperature-wise. the dewpoint 40. we have the southwesterly winds at 11 miles-an-hour. in northwestern chester county the leaves are turning a golden color in the foreground. and the winds at 10 miles-an-hour. the southerly wind warmed us from sunday afternoon. we are run an average of 5 to 10 degrees above where we were before this time. the showers will come cool temperatures. we'll talk about that drop and let you know wha what the upcomg weekend has in store. >>> as the rain moves in, you can visit 6abc.com/weather for the hourly and seven-day forecast. and the

coms -- commissioner ramsey has suspended allen with intent to dismiss. >> police are looking for yourelp to find a man who attacked a woman near wissahickon park in dhut hill. the -- chestnut hill. police say the man approached the woman from behind demanding money forcing her to the ground before trying to choke her. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> 6:27 on the clock we're following several developing stories including a violent crash in delaware, two men who were fleeing police caused the he 00 caused it. >> a monster storm that caused a path of . >> developing now on "action news," two people in delaware seriously hurt when a car fleeing police slams into their vehicle. >> another american tests positive for ebola. we're monitoring the latest efforts to contain the crisis. >> powerful storm front is pummeling the south and midwest as the heads our way. >>> good morning, everybody, tam is off, david is off and we have karen rogers and matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we have lots of low clouds as you step outside this morning. we'll see some s

this is ramsey's farm.he kids, trick or treating, you never want to cover up those adorable costumes. >> sounds like you don't have a choice. >> i have seen pictures of snow on pumpkins before. >> we refuse. >> oh, boy, all right, we'll bundle up for it. glenn, thanks. >>> it's always nice to see children doing really great things in the community. a 13-year-old in delaware is well on her way to helping solve some of those problems. >> she's one of five winners of the peace first prize, a national award given out today at the national press club in washington. the award honors young peacemakers across the country who work to make lasting social change in their communities. the winners get a $25,000 fellowship allowing them to continue their grass roots work. >> somebody taking recognition in my work and i can go on. my goal is to have a chapter in each state, to go all around the state. that's what my dream is, that everybody can get a chance to see what this program is about. >> she founded 100 men reading

they throw out examples like who killed jonbenet ramsey?where is flight mh370 and what happened to db cooper? and where did i leave that house boy in 1989. it was either a greek island or under my kitchen floor board. either way, rip, pedro. speaking of mysteries, what's in the box? >> what's in the box? >> what's in the box? >> what's in the [bleep] box? >> fantastic. alan, what would your -- if you could get any mystery over your lifetime would you like to see solved? >> clearly john f. kennedy. i was a law clerk on the supreme court. when that happened i served on the warrant commission. as woody alan there will be the nonfiction version of the warren commission. >> do you believe we don't know? >> i believe we will never know because i think the cia made it impossible to know. it is very possible that the right conclusion came out, but it was a deeply flawed process. we will never have complete confidence. i know several presidents as soon as they became president said now i can find out. and they could. >> that's not fair. first i want

. >> i have a lot of them, zodiac killer, even jonbenet ramsey, however let's get historical.yn monroe, a lot of theories about how she died, was it a suicide? was it accidental, was he murdered? >> i'm not sure, i don't 100% buy the suicide thing. >> maybe she was murdered. >> by who? >> somebody that loadeder up with bash brbiturates and it's h to stay awake to keep taking them. >> here's a text to go. >> how much was the mafia involved in fact in jfk's assassination, not that i believe that the warren commission was fairly accurate about what happened, but the mafia clearly was involved in funding the west virginia primary against humphrey on behalf of kennedy, i would like to know how much money -- the second thing i can answer is people say, what's before the big bang, and then the scientists say singularity, that's their institute. the answer is god. that's the answer. >> that's the mystery you don't have to worry about. no, you have faith. bob's been avoiding sweets for the last two weeks, can we hold out during our halloween party? that's up next. it's a fresh approach

because once, like i said earlier, once commissioner ramsey gave us the go, and the green light, thesede that they wanted to put it on their dogs, i thought it was cents fantastic idea. >> we love it. since we had the first ronald mcdonald house charities in philly, we have to represent. so let's get more people out here wearing these socks, show us your socks all day today. and we will be right back. with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years? one deposit a month waves sothe monthly maintenance fee. he's so good to me. mom! this is amazing! i know. no fee. no. brian at citizens bank. he gave you a special deal? he's into you. sounds like it's time to get back out there. honey, anyone ca

another people remembering, the guy from cleveland, charles ramsey, known as chuck, he was one of thewho was there when those three women were found in cleveland. >> ♪ that girl in that house she said please help knee get out, yeah ♪ ♪ >> dead give away. that's what everyone remembers him saying, charles ramsey, he said if you really know him, you call him chuck. he has had his on statue, his own hamburger, his own t-shirts, now written a book, guess what the name of the book is? >> what? >> dead give away. >> dead give away. here's bunch our favorites on fox 29. you know him. you love him. you love him even more. >> tan dad? >> the only one summer with the phillies, there goes employs demonstrating what i said hitting us, all right, there you go. here comes another one. >> steve! >> oh, my gosh. >> four plow trucks, four plow trucks. >> that went all over the internet and on late night talk shows. >> steve keeley, if people are wondering where he is, since 6:00 a.m.: he's not gone. to the letterman shop. did he not, you know, go out and sit with jay leno. he didn't do any of. that wi

somebody said, you know what, let's march on ramsey clark, the attorney's office. so we're like let's march to the attorney general's office and demand amnesty for us. we said, yeah, let's do it. we marched on ramsey clark, they had a delegation saying give us amnesty, i already have a warrant for me. so we were outside, and corky, i don't know who else went in in, i don't know if you know who went in -- they came out and said ramsay said, hey, cool, but he's got no jurisdiction, but we said we're going to sit in outside, by that time the young people are like, we like abernathy, we like jesse, we started to relate to the young blacks and the young puerto ricans, so we said we're going to have a sit in at the attorney general's office. we started the sit in. and yeah, we're going to sit in, all blacks, we started our sit in, no preparation, no nothing. so then a little while later, they send jesse, this is where i learned my lesson about classes. i just have some pictures that i have continued to work in the community in the struggle with black liberation movement

. >> i'm talking about the jonbenet ramseys. >> sounds like "the view" commercial break.rds. say girls shouldn't be assessed by the size of their butts, et cetera. go after the entertainment industry. go after the amusement industry. >> the message here is there are issues of domestic violence as we know with ray rice and that conversation -- >> what does that have to do with this? >> if you watch this ad that's what the girls were talking about. yes, it was a message -- >> little girls don't need to know those words. >> i'm not defending it, sean. i'm just saying they've ruined the message. that there is a message here. >> let me play with you monica lewinsky's first appearance in more than a decade. it's been getting a lot of chatter. watch this. >> thanks to the internet and a website that at the time was scarcely known outside of washington, d.c., but a website most of us know today called the drudge report. within 24 hours i became a public figure. i was patient zero, the first person to have their reputation completely destroyed worldwide via the internet. >> if you

amended quickly to ensure that american fighting men and women would not be disenfranchised. , robert ramsey a democrat from west virginia, introduced a national voting rights bill, despite opposition from southern states concerning states rights and poll taxes. the soldier voting act of 42 passed both houses by a good margin. franklin roosevelt signed it into law. trying to see in the minds of americans 150 years ago is challenging task. the soldiers of the union and confederate armies underwent an asiane time of public as -- of politicization. politics was central to the development of soldier morale, unit organization, unit cohesion, officer quality, fighting style, and the nature of the evolving relationship between the military and the home front. politics began the war, and ultimately political decisions were responsible for the lives of america's citizen soldiers. after three years of slaughter, they demanded the right to vote. almost 80% voted for lincoln. the men who did the fighting voted by a far larger majority than the folks at home to finish the job they started. they had a goo

feel the hamptonality >> he's helped his listeners get free, now dave ramsey helps them take the nextinancial journey. and then, meet a doctor who was kidnapped by the taliban, and hear the heroin story of his rescue. plus...a muslim who was headed to the united states bent on jihad. >> i'm here to fight and die for the god that i worship. >> on today's "700 club." ♪ >> pat: well, ladies and gentlemen, to this edition of "the 700 club." two weeks from today there is going to be an election for the united states congress. one-third of the senate, all of the house of representatives. a very important election. and it's focusing in on control of the united states senate. because the leader is the most -- one of the most rf

that's not the dave ramsey day, for sure. but that was the only thick i can could do.y option i had. i didn't have an investor. i had great credit and paid off all my bill and had a little bit of savings. i thought if i went to a bank because i've been in business since i was 15 cleaning that they would, you know, for sure give me a loan. that wasn't the case. so i decided to max out my credit cards, $100,000 and just went for it. >> you sure hit the gold pot there. how did you get the idea for cupcakes? as i look at the pictures i'm thinking it's the frosting that makes them so different from the others. what settelse is put in them? >> we put a lot of love in them. it's my great aunt's my grandmother's mom's mine. i combined our cake recipes into a cub cake. they're baked with love. the frosting is amazing. it's piled high and most women love lots of frosting. that's why i did that. >> that's great! i know you have almost 100 locations. you have this across 19 states. you plan to open stores in south korea. give me your sense of the key to success for others who want

financial guru dave ramsey says the bible doesn't shun those with big bucks. >> it says the diligentsper. you haven't done something wrong and that doesn't imput from heaven. >> heaven, here i am! >> financial blessings are the only blessings we apologize for. we fleed to understand that god owns it all. we're just managers for him. >> in today's top trender, miami heat. >> officials in the city of south miami approved a resolution that called for splitting it in half. >> the attitude of the northern part of the state is they would love to saw the state in half. upon. >> that does it. >> let us float off into the the caribbean. >> take it away. southern florida explores secession from the sunshine state. >> walter harris believes that officials in tallahassee aren't doing enough to protect south florida when it comes to rising sea level. >> here's what florida is estimated to look like in the year 2100. three-foot sea level rise? see you, maim mime. >> south florida would be better off making its own rules. >> joining me tonight is walter harris, he is the vice mayor of south miami,

and later this week, gordon ramsey will be here.cey will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] kevin spacey, i love that guy. and music from she and him. so, you don't want to miss it. it's a big week. [ cheers and applause ] but first, tonight we have a a bunch of fun people here. he's one of our favorites. a talented guy. his new movie "horns" is out friday. daniel radcliffe -- >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: -- is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: a delight. he's a delight. >> jimmy: they love him. >> steve: they love that man. >> jimmy: plus, we love it. he hasn't been here since our very first show, our very first "tonight show." we love it when this guy stops by. mike tyson is dropping in! iron mike tyson! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: iron mike! >> jimmy: i would never do this -- i would never do this around mike tyson. >> steve: no. one hit, you can fly like a a thousand feet. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. it'd be silly. i'd just go -- [ laughter ] yeah. but mike tyson, we're going to -- i'm going to see if mike is up to

increase in heroin overdoses in minnesota in the first half of 2013, 91 people died in just hennepin and ramsey county in the twin city area. why? well, we've heard the heroin is more pure, it's coming up on 35w corridor, mostly out of mexico. 50% of the heroin in the u.s. is grown in mexico now, 60% is transported through mexico. because of that and other reasons, including sex trafficking, i led a trip down to mexico last month with senator senator hicamp and cindy mccain, the wife of senator john mccain. and we focused on two issues, sex trafficking and heroin. we met with the head of the federal police in mexico, met with the attorney general. coming out of those meetings, i came back with this. i think the mexican authorities are more devoted than ever to do something about the violence and drugs in their country. they want to be part of this new economy in north america, they see getting rid of these drug problem and the violence is the key to that. they have gone after el chapo the head of their long time powerful drug cartel, but there's much more work to be done. this includes eradicat

francesca ramsey made a video, a viral video, called "[ bleep ] white girls say to black girls" using humor to talk about an issue that is incredibly difficult and pervasive. it was a viral success. humor also motivates us. it helps get people off their asses. sometimes they need a little extra push and they're more likely to do something if you make them laugh about it, rather than yell about it. we all remember the great schlepp. and there's a science to this. they did a study of all their content that performs the best on the internet and you will not believe what they found. [ laughter ]. people love stories they can relate to. they like stories that have a hero and a villain. they like an underdog that emerges a superhero. they like to be shocked. and they like a goch-ya moment. the next time you're thinking about making content for your cause, think about how you can connect on a human level? what is something that happens every single day that you might be able to connect with somebody on? this is an example of a video that we did with the aclu on reproductive rights. this is a

we marched on ramsey clark, they had a delegation saying give us amnesty, i already have a warrant for me. so we were outside, and corky, i don't know who else went in in, i don't know if you know who went in -- they came out and said ramsay said, hey, cool, but he's got no jurisdiction, but we said we're going to have sit in outside, by that time the young people are like, we like abernathy, we like jesse, we started to relate to the young plaq blackses and the young puerto ricans, so we said we're going to have a sit in at the attorney general's office. and yeah, we're going to fit in, all blacks, we started over sit in, no preparation, no nothing. so then a little while later, they send jesse, this is where i learned my lesson about classes. i just have some pictures that i have continued to work in the community in the struggle with black liberation movement consistently all my life. so jesse shows up, young elegant speaker, black power, yeah, yeah, yeah. i said, okay, he's going to be solid there with the sit in, and he gets everybody riled up, what we're going to do now, we're go

francesca ramsey made a video, a viral video, called "[ bleep ] white girls say to black girls" using humor to talk about an issue that is incredibly difficult and pervasive. it was a viral success. humor also motivates us. it helps get people off their asses. sometimes they need a little extra push and they're more likely to do something if you make them laugh about it, rather than yell about it. we all remember the great schlepp. and there's a science to this. they did a study of all their content that performs the best on the internet and you will not believe what they found. [ laughter ]. people love stories they can relate to. they like stories that have a hero and a villain. they like an underdog that emerges a superhero. they like to be shocked. and they like a goch-ya moment. the next time you're thinking about making content for your cause, think about how you can connect on a human level? what is something that happens every single day that you might be able to connect with somebody on? this is an example of a video that we did with the aclu on reproductive rights. this is a

increase in heroin overdoses in minnesota in the first half of 2013, 91 people died in just hennepin and ramsey county in the twin city area. why? well, we've heard the heroin is more pure, it's coming up on 35w corridor, mostly out of mexico. 50% of the heroin in the u.s. is grown in mexico now, 60% is transported through mexico. because of that and other reasons, including sex trafficking, i led a trip down to mexico last month with senator senator hicamp and cindy mccain, the wife of senator john mccain. and we focused on two issues, sex trafficking and heroin. we met with the head of the federal police in mexico, met with the attorney general. coming out of those meetings, i came back with this. i think the mexican authorities are more devoted than ever to do something about the violence and drugs in their country. they want to be part of this new economy in north america, they see getting rid of these drug problem and the violence is the key to that. they have gone after el chapo the head of their long time powerful drug cartel, but there's much more work to be done. this includes eradicat

>> i think russ ramsey is doing a great job. i think this is an iconic american city, a city that represents our nation. i think our other three cities are equally as good. [laughter] >> you have touched on this in your remarks to an earlier question. why should d.c. residents want and pay for the 2014 olympics? >> i think the olympic games are especially important to us now, as we as a nation seem especially divided. i think the olympic games cross all religious lines, all political lines, all economic lines. they are about coming together to do something other than focus on your disagreements. it is something that focuses everybody's attention on what we have in common, as opposed to what makes us different. there is healthy competition, but is in the spirit of all of us, every country, every 204 countries that comes to compete, being the very best we can be and moving forward after that competition. i think the great benefit for any city hosting the games is that they can be a part, again of making the world a better place. b

francesca ramsey made a video, a viral video, called "[ bleep ] white girls say to black girls" using humor to talk about an issue that is incredibly difficult and pervasive. interpersonal racism. and it was a viral success. humor also motivates us. it helps get people off their asses. sometimes they need a little extra push and they're more likely to do something if you make them laugh about it, rather than yell about it. we all remember the great schlepp. and there's a science to this. they did a study of all their content that performs the best on the internet and you will not believe what they found. [ laughter ]. people love stories they can relate to. they like stories that have a hero and a villain. they like an underdog that emerges a superhero. they like to be shocked. and they like a gotch-ya moment. the next time you're thinking about making content for your cause, think about how you can connect on a human level. what is something that happens every single day that you might be able to connect with somebody on? this is an example of a video that we did with the aclu on rep