when i went to russia with the miss universe packagents, he contacted me and was so nice and i mean, the russian people were so fantastic to us, i can say this, they are doing -- they're outsmarting us at many terms. their leaders, whether you call them smarter or more cunning or whatever, but they're outsparting us. if you look at syria and other places, they're outsmarting us. i really think we should not be knocking that country with all of the money and all of the guts they put into it and, hey, i'm a fan of our country. but we have to get along with people a little bit and -- >> i think you're right.

and it's just so nice.inally, andy roddick was playing in a tennis match in alabama this week. and he got a little more than he bargained for on one serve. take a look at this. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: can we -- slow motion. can we see it in slow motion? and whap! oh, there you go. and from now on, he'll be making zero love. we have a great show tonight, you guys! give it up for the roots, right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have got a a fantastic show tonight. he is one of our favorite people, one of my favorite comedians of all-time. and tonight he'll be our very first stand-up comedian on "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] i hope he does well in this business. >> steve: i know. >> jimmy: maybe we'll talk to him, as well. jerry seinfeld is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] also -- also joining us tonight, the talented, the hilarious, kristen wiig is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] and we have an amazing, amazing, amazing -- another amazing performance -- musical perfor

. >> yes, i'm a bay area girl as it was nice to be in seattle, but so nice to be home.he warrior steph curry and the west, couldn't top the east, but it's time to ship the focus back to golden state in the sports minute. andrew bogurt has not plaid since they faced the wildcats on february -- played since they faced the wildcats on february 4th. he is listed after not responding well to a cortisone shot last week for the left shoulder. warriors are in sacramento on wednesday night. >>> giants and a's getting ready for the cast this week as we'll be there too. vern glenn will be in arizona all friday. be sure to tune in with the latest. the unlikely duo of colin cepper pack ask exeven -- the colin kaepernick asked the same question and they seemed to be okay. ♪[ music ] ♪ dancing through the fire because i'm the champion and you're going to hear me roar." [ cheering and applause ] [ booing ] >> yeah, i think that is a thumbs down on that one and i apologize. i should have told you to put ear plugs in before the sports minute. but that is colin kaepernick. i have never se

when i went to russia with the miss universe packagents, he contacted me and was so nice and i mean, the russian people were so fantastic to us, i can say this, they are doing -- they're outsmarting us at many terms. their leaders, whether you call them smarter or more cunning or whatever, but they're outsparting us. if you look at syria and other places, they're outsmarting us. i really think we should not be knocking that country with all of the money and all of the guts they put into it and, hey, i'm a fan of our country. but we have to get along with people a little bit and -- >> i think you're right. everything you live your life by deadline and they weren't finished. they had seven years. i don't think you're going too far to comment on it. >> yeah. but you know with a? wonderful opening ceremony, and they did a have problem with the rings and that was fine of the because lot of people thought it was magnificent. when they put their guts into it and they put the tremendous amount of -- in all fairness, a ridiculous amount of money, but they put all of that money and hard work a

les, so nice to see you. what is truly collectible? what will increase in value?ere are tchotchis all around here. what is valuable on monday? >> the stuff you see on the streets is not going to really gain interest and get you to make money on the merchandise. what will be valuable? if you can get your hands on a super bowl ring, that will be collectible. anything that was worn during the game, helmets, shoes, shirts, pants, doesn't matter what. that is the stuff that will be valuable and give you interest on your money. >> so i don't know if you can see me, les, i'm holding in my hands two actual super bowl tickets. the most valuable thing you could have is the ticket. you cannot make others. there are only a certain number of tickets. how valuable is the ticket stub? >> there are. i have one around my neck that i'm showing. we went to the indianapolis game. as you exit the stadium, people are spending $25 -- there are people in the parking lot trying to buy the tickets for $25. a lot of people are selling them. you know what? the shirts, hats, isn't going to in

i still get back to the number of people, "the five" fans, so nice, so nice to hear you all and talk it was wonderful. >> great people. halftime. >> i complained about how bad it was going to be on friday. i have to say, bruno mars did a great job, but they couldn't leave it alone. they had to wheel out those oily half-naked corpses called the red hot chili peppers. >> stop it. >> you don't give dolly parton an extra breath. just go out there with what you got. >> bruno mars was fine. >> i wanted to point something out. after the most well behaved fans i have ever seen, the broncos and seahawks. >> there was a house divided at casa perino because my brother-in-law and peter went to the game for the broncos, seahawks and broncos, and they said everybody at the game was so cordial and nice to one another. great sportsmanship. for me, it was like watching the harlem globetrotters run around the washington generals. >> kg, how was joe namath as a kiss snr. >> i told you, man. it's bob. >> nothing over me. >> we'll have to leave it there. by the way, a great night. last night broke the re

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i think i did -- i went through every emotion in the book, crying, so happy, then just got to hang on to my family which was nice. i get to come down and talk to you, and it's been great and medal ceremony tonight so i'm really -- i don't think that's really better. >> reporter: congratulations to maddie. she had such a great night. she spent the night with her parents at their hotel room, so it was really fun for her. you know her best friend is also a half-pipe free skier, brita, she came in sixth but was so happy. and they continue to be very close friends. maddie heads to new york to do press there, then heads back to tahoe. she says she can't wait to go skiing at sierra at tahoe. you've been getting a lot of snow and we're missing out so we're excited to get back. janelle wang. back to you. >> she's going to come home to fresh powder too. thanks, janelle. >> our coverage of the game continues on our website nbcbayarea.com. you click on the olympics tab, you find more about bowman and you can hear from san jose's polina edmunds. >> it's 5:26. federal officials give us a better indication today of the state o

much. >> nice to meet you. so, i want to get a little quick tour. >> right here, we're in the buying office. >> okay. >> when we buy the vehicles, we sit the customers here. this is where we negotiate all the deals. >> where do you sit, then? right there? >> yeah, they sit here, we sit behind the desk. >> wow, okay. i like the mascot. >> yeah. >> he's awesome. how many square feet do you have in total? >> uh, i think 4,500. >> which is this garage... >> yeah. >> and this? >> yeah, that's it. >> and that's it. >> and we do have a small office upstairs also. >> what's the rent here a month, 10 grand? >> [scoffs] ov--well over 20,000. almost $30,000 a month. >> almost 30,000? >> yeah. >> yep. >> space is very expensive in manhattan. having a large overhead, well, that puts a lot of pressure on a business. are both of you here every day? >> six days a week, yeah. >> you're the general manager? >> yeah, that's right. >> and your role is? >> marketing, internet, social media. >> what's your biggest challenge today? >> g

so nice to see you today. the other side, you know i just want to meet you all not yet having the pleasure to work with you. i apologize for missing the first part of the agenda. it was my attention to hear the first report. i apologize for that. i'm here now and once in a while i want to call to your attention and request that you pursue is the option of medical marijuana for cancer patients primarily. the option to choose which pain medication would be most beneficial to you or if you have exhausted all other options to try something new to carry on with your life. there are other options when you consider our perspective. why we have not worked in the past, i think there is room for movement of the future. for example in the state of washington where i live now having the availability of many options, eating options. can binnide which do not have any thc component. there are option for people. there are options for people who want to experiment with this herb. their hands are tied because right now marijuan

alienation and frustration with the euro project could be said the new right is really the old right so wearing a nice suit. our own song. little roads. between two and three hundred million guns united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from them. the causes. you know teaches them a lot of sponsibility and see. if we can do it for our children. twenty fourteen winter olympic games marked with phenomenal athletic performances conclude with an enchanting spectacle the night sky of sochi littering as the world's eyes are glued to the breathtaking. with the olympic flame extinguish we look back at the competition the sensations of the games as well as top notch support from the spectators. and the other top stories ukraine edging closer towards splitting apart the opposition dominated parliament appointing its own ministers and president of the southeast refusing to bend head of state nowhere to be found.

he's just so nice. he loves comedy. talking about comedy and comedians and just obsessed. like he knows everyone's acts, like top to bottom. i think he's going to go do stand-up. i think he's doing stand-up today. i think he is. like, after the show he's flying to florida and doing a gig. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: the guy's unbelievable. so anyways, go see him if you're florida. jay leno is now performing. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: i'm going to go see him. >> jimmy: he's a good guy. i love you, jay. thanks, pal. we have a fun show tonight. this guy is a giant movie star. we have a bunch of nice guys on the show tonight. i love all these guys. he has a new movie coming out on valentine's day, so it's a good date movie. just saying. >> steve: he's a heartthrob. >> jimmy: called "winter's tale." colin farrell is here. [ cheers and applause ] plus, this guy is great in everything he does from "parks and recreation." now he's in the "lego movie." chris pratt is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] colin, chris and i

if these stabilizers are so wonderful and worked so nicely in 14, why didn't they stop the great depressionthe 1930s? because government was playing a much larger economic role than it had been 20 years earlier. this was what keynesians of the time were advocating. i, john fitzgerald kennedy, do solemnly swear... that you will faithfully execute the office of president. that i will faithfullexecute... the bright promise of that day blinded many. john kennedy had managed only a razor-thin margin of victory. he was taking over as leader of a country stalled in a recession and beset by problems. the new president promised to get the country moving, but he had no definite program. over the years, john kenneth galbraith had provided john kennedy with economic answers. i went through several stages in my friendship with kennedy. in one, he would ask me what i thought he should do. this was when he was a senator. later, he would ask for the economic reasoning. then he acted on his own and didn't bother to call. many predicted that galbraith would join the administration. instead, he became the amb

if you have dynamics, it changes in mood, and when people are about say, "oh, this is so nice."teachers really insist that you play exactly like them, and that's their style of teaching. my teacher, leon fleischer, seemed to impart more ideals and principles that could guide us into further understanding the music. through all of that, whether consciously or unconsciously, you end up sounding like your teacher. [thundering piano chord] jennifer kim has been taking piano lessons with me since she was five years old, and she's playing very advanced repertoire now. she is understanding it on a really deep level at this point, and i'm kind of guiding her almost as a coach. i give her a little more space. i hear so much thumb. (kim) i think that when i was around five or so, my main goal was trying to get a sticker on my page. to say, "yeah, by october 22nd, i got this piece right." the ear is going to hear this [plays] right? (kim) i think very recently i looked at music on a totally different level where i dissect the piece first in my mind. and then i try to work it out in my hand

amazing i mean i'm so blessed and i'm so happy to perform you tonight it's super nice it's so impressive what rush so she put up here and i'm just in front of the olympic park and it's amazing i am very excited seed and i'm going to have a great show so i hope a lot of people going to come and look at it yet we will talk about your show and your outfit in a little bit i want to find out over sleep we're not at the attention will be mostly on the flat sick of it and what do you know about what's happening answer attainment wise in salcha right now what's happening there now and perhaps what's coming up. right now a lot of people are hers of course and i just heard that new jackboots new truck goes going to see you know the big big oprah saying. i'm not sure but that's what people say and of course a lot of people trying for soul because i'm on stage from folks bobbing through and favorite verse all the time i've reverse all the time and we are very very excited. because let's hear a little bit about your first impressions of the city saw what the think about the accommodation the services

it was so nice to hear and feel.adn't heard her or felt her like that in a long time. >> aside from the fact you know you have done something wonderful everyone is talking about already, were there other takeaways for you? at the conclusion of this project? you know you can still sing, and you know you have a great record , but since you were on the verge at one point of walking away from this, were there other that youns you had feel a little better about? >> i am better. it's not 100% because it's a process. i like my voice again. tavis: is there a time you didn't? >> yes, i thought it was out of style and dated because that is what i was being told. true.ght, that's not i like my voice. i used to love my voice. that's one reason i wanted to be a performer. i love singing. i think sometimes artists lose sight. sometimes i see other artists and i am like, they are so huge. look at their success. i forget my contribution, too. you can get lost sometimes looking over the fence at other people and forget what you have

it's just so nice to have everybody back there supporting me and believing in me. >> reporter: i talkedyour family, friends, friending from russia. you have a big group out here supporting you. >> i had my mom come to the olympic village a couple days ago and she was so happy. my dad came today and i walked him through it. he was really impressed as well. tomorrow my brothers and my best friend is coming. >> reporter: what's next, 2018, south korea? >> definitely. i would love to come back to the olympics. i have four years to go, so i want to keep building up my strength. right now i can't wait to train for worlds. >> reporter: we will be following her the whole way. i asked polina about the stuffed animal she holds up. they are her good luck charms. tonight's teddy bear was given to her by her coach, and the pink hedge hog from a little girl in the bay area. she had two other stuffed animals she brought in san jose, from her high school. the other one from her friends at sharks ice. polina edmunds has a mandatory meeting right now. after that she's going to enjoy olympic park and spen

important it means you can pay your bills simply by pretty money i mean other countries can't do that so nice and so to happen for the u.s. . so and so the power of the united states and its financial good cinema over the world depends on the dollar having this role but if they keep printing a. billion dollars every year to bail out the banks it's going to undermine that role of the dollar and the exchange started all collapse and the power of the united states will decline sharply so the bats fly what i think as the fed same thing about quantitative easing. if it's not really causing the banks to get well it's merely keeping them afloat that it's dealing with symptoms and not causes but it's threatening the dialogue then the policy doesn't make any sense so it's possible that the fed is thinking that way i don't know that they are but i've been pouring this out to them for several years now and they may have noticed and that it may have entered their mind and they may be saying well this would be a very serious situation in other words a dollar failure would be worse than the banks failing n

amazing i mean i'm so blessed and i'm so happy to perform needs and i it's super nice it's so impressive rushed so she put up here i am i'm just in front of the olympic park so i'm in the black sea the same day as you can drive up and out against the best slopes in the world. and no one really believes me and i hope that everyone be able to experience it somewhere and see all the big names talk to was great to see him as well as it is probably more to come to over the next three weeks or so. precious autograph or photograph for you to be busy over the next couple of days so what else do we do and can you do between the competition three months got into the turismo to explore sochi from their perspective. you've bought your tickets flown thousands of kilometers below hundreds of the globe and now you are in sochi for the twenty fourteen winter games so when you know watching the skiing hockey or skating what else is there to do well the purpose of a winter games in sochi is a tropical coastline on the black sea beaches and parks alongside monuments and museums allow you to take in a bit o

the beef heart or the chicken heart, the texture is so nice. >> all right. i'm maxed out.licious. >>> the city lies about 400 miles northwest of lima, peru's fourth largest city with over a half a million people living there. it's our next stop, the staging area for our trip to the mountains to find our cocao. chocolate. we know we like the stuff. how is it made? where does it come from? columbus was the first european to encounter cacao beans off the coast of honduras. he's said to have grabbed both crew and cargo and brought them back to spain. a few decades later a spanish conquistador was said to have found the drink of the gods and the european royalty did their best to keep what was fast becoming a craze for hot chocolate to themselves. but it soon found its way to america. in 1765, the first chocolate factory opened in new england. chiclayo's main market is a massive one stop shop for all things chocolate, as well as just about everything else under the sun. >> oh, you have your animal skulls. that's tempting. haircut? >> i'm good. >> wow. >> this is the raw beans?

so we have nice, chopped-up mango. look at you! >> i'm trying here. >> you're rocking it. you're doing really good. >> learning from the best. >> so, i've got some pineapple here, too. now, you can buy this -- because this recipe doesn't use what you get in a whole pineapple, you can use canned pineapple as long as you get it in the 100% pineapple juice. don't get the heavy syrup, okay? because it's much healthier for you that way. and you can get either crushed, or i got it like this, and then i chopped it up a little bit more. >> mm-hmm. >> right here. so i've got some chopped pineapple, and then i've got to chop up my jalapeÑo, which we talked about, making sure that we don't rub our eyes. we don't rub our nose after working with a jalapeÑo. >> 'cause that will burn, right? >> that would really burn. so, we're gonna chop that up, and then i've got some cilantro, which i've already chopped up, which we used. and we're gonna just mix it all together. so, now, i'm gonna take the jalapeÑos. i'm gonna cut them really small, as well, because we're gonna have -- see how we do n

marcus, but he is unfazed. >> hello. >> reporter: and still wants to keep his date with maria. >> so nice to meet you. hello, maria. >> hi. >> my name is marcus. >> hi, marcus. are you hungry? >> yes. let's go. >> reporter: unlike a lot of first dates, the chitchat starts flowing immediately. >> do you go to the theater? >> yes. i love the -- >> reporter: right away we notice the body language. maria doesn't just push in closer. she touches marcus on the arm, on the hand. she is not shy. we catch her hand wandering his direction ten separate times in the first 20 minutes. >> oh, my gosh. you have the same bracelet? you're kidding me. wow. that's spooky. i tell you what. >> reporter: they even have the exact same bracelet on. it's all smiles as they wrap up. >> all right. there you go. >> you look happy. >> it is nice. >> yeah. >> it's the same. >> it's the same one. >> reporter: after lunch amber wants more than just gossip. she wants details. >> whatever you do, you're very good at it. >> reporter: we pull marcus aside to get the lowdown before he has to catch a flight on business. >> ho

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and then a comment on the legal it was so nice to see the comment in your budget there will be less need for such a large legal team in the future and to repeat words of your council the long haul they're looking the long haul people say we have this need and the other and sometimes you cave and hopefully more often than not you'll not >> the council's report mr. weathers is not here. this is - members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda we'll start with howard followed by john >> howard. a week or two ago i saw the roll outs for the inner suspect they were doing so many great things and preparing to copy the negligent fold when you look at that you don't need long bulbs known can drive through the pedestrian standing open a bulb and the riders can get on the more reading ones it will work the short ones. one more thing that happens moving some of those stops to the far side and stop consolidation very useful stuff i sent my comments in you should stop consolidate on the 48 because it will be shar

it's boum you've gots got the technology oh, san francisco is so nice but if they knew what you are doing to use black people. this is unacceptable. any other speaker cards >> there are no speaker cards. >> thank you very much. this is we'll have a lot more discussion on that item any specific questions. one quick one. the six months preservation that's the current - >> yes. the premeditation and deliberation projection through the rest of the year based on the data. >> okay. thank you very much for the wonderful presentation. seeing no comments on the administrator budget it is not an action item and the next business is 5 d the workshop on the recognized payments

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