>> never -- >> he's a new big thing here in soho. no? >> jimmy: i don't know,o. >> do you know him? >> fred: i don't know him. >> well, you must have seen the advert. >> jimmy: i haven't. ♪ jean claude jacertie put your jacket on jeaclaude jacertie put your jacket on ♪ ♪ jean claude jacertie put yourackeon jean claude jacertie put your jacket on ♪ ♪ jean claude jacertie put your jacket on jen cladue jacertie put your jacket on ♪ ♪ jacket on jacket on jacket on jacket off ♪ ♪ oh, stylish oh, what aan run around paris with on your back ♪ ♪ look into the future with a telescope drawing on the pocket with an eagle claw ♪ ♪ ele claw whoa eagle claw, gle claw whoa ♪ ♪ eagle claw, eagle claw whoa gle claw, eaglelaw whoa ♪ ♪ eagle claw, eagle claw ba-ba-boing, boing take it to milan take it to japan ♪ ♪ take it to the man th the black pattern jacertie ♪ [ heers and applause ] >> jimmy: i never heard of it. [ laughter ] >> no. >> mainly goes in ris. >> jimmy: but the show, "the mighty boosh," here it is right here. it's on adult swim.

>> never -- >> he's a new big thing here in soho. no?mazing. i love it here for shopping, yeah. >> yeah, you do. >> there's a new shop here, actually, by the french fashion designer jean claude jacretie. do you know him? [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: jean who? >> jean claude jacertie. do you know jean claude jacertie? >> never -- >> he's a new big thing here in soho. no? >> jimmy: i don't know, no. >> do you know him? >> fred: i don't know him. >> well, you must have seen the advert. >> jimmy: i haven't. ♪ jean claude jacertie put your jacket on jean claude jacertie put your jacket on ♪ ♪ jean claude jacertie put your jacket on jean claude jacertie put your jacket on ♪ ♪ jean claude jacertie put your jacket on jen cladue jacertie put your jacket on ♪ ♪ jacket on jacket on jacket on jacket off ♪ ♪ oh, stylish oh, what a man run around paris with it on your back ♪ ♪ look into the future with a telescope drawing on the pocket with an eagle claw ♪ ♪ eagle claw whoa eagle claw, eagle claw whoa ♪ ♪ eagle claw, eagle claw whoa eagle claw, eagl

>> i partnered up with morgans hotel group, and we're launching the new mondrian in soho.jimmy: it's a big deal. [ cheers and applause ] when is that going to open? >> it opens in march, 2011. >> jimmy: how many people you got? at the hotel? >> it's got 300 rooms. it's gonna be -- >> jimmy: you're gonna have some drunk guy calling for room service going, "can i get another whiskey smash?" >> right. and i'm gonna give him your number. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you can give him my number. >> some pickled melons. >> jimmy: okay. yeah, sure. wow. >> good, right? >> jimmy: i don't understand. >> so, it's vinegar -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a watermelon -- >> it's a watermelon with acid. so, all it is it's vinegar, sugar -- >> jimmy: wait, this has acid in it? oh, my god. [ laughter ] "yeah, totally, man. hey, you're on fire!" [ light laughter ] >> yeah, right. really easy to pickle a melon. all you use is vinegar, sugar, ice water. >> jimmy: i would never think to ever do that in my lifetime. it tastes so good. >> exactly. good, man. >> jimmy: that's what makes you the pr

>>reporter: a normal looking restaurant in london's soho. fusion asian menus, check, bustling and busy lunch time service, check. interactive touch screens that take a customers order-hang on a minute. >>: diners at this high tech establishment, simply select a meal from a menu which is presented to them via an interactive display projected onto their table. a flick of the finger and food and drinks orders are relayed directly to the restaurants kitchen andbar. the table can even play games, project local area maps or order a cab. >>hunwick: well my business partner danny and i were out for dinner one day and we were trying to attract a waiter's attention to get another drink. hopeless. and we suddenly thought wouldn't it be great to reach down, tap a button and your drink arrives. >>hunwick: we spent a good couple of years working with an industrial designer and a couple of software architects to flesh out the hardware for the system and the software. so we came up with the notion of a projection system from above, and we used a series of v

when i met tracy morgan in soho on the street, he was with a rather attractive young lady. don't know was his wife. >> you could have broken that story. >> i could have broken news weeks ago. >> would have been a first on this show. would have been really, sighting. >> our own scoop, which has never happened. >> this next story, you guys have probably heard about joseph brooks. he sang that song "you light up my life." >> he wrote it. >> he has been charged with raping 11 women. now the madam who was involved in sort of arranging a lot of these escorts is speaking out and painting a very ugly picture. her name is madam kristin davis. she says he was awful to deal with. she said he would call relentlessly, especially when she alleges he's on cocaine. he said sometimes when the girls would show up, he would take their cell phones. she said a lot of the girls would come back from appointments with him and be in tears. he promised these women they'd have movie roles, nothing would come of that. she said she eventually banned him from calling her service. she put of warnings on

window shopping, trendy streets of soho. for her, it is bliss. for him -- >> josh! josh! >> reporter: not so much. >> too lemony. >> reporter: it is not perfect. let's face it, guys don't always get the pure joy of shopping. even when us girls are shopping for them. instead of pulling clothes we find ourselves pulling teeth. well, ladies, help is here. except it actually wakes up here in the northwest. smack dab in the middle of -- bend, oregon. meet joanna, a young entrepreneur who until recently had plans to develop high-end fashion outlets in five cities around the u.s. but with the downturn in the economy, she lost her investors. so she created the trunk club. >> i would say the trunk club is a private men's clothing club in which men never have to shop in a traditional store ever again. >> reporter: the trunk club, a web cam virtual clothing business for men has quadrupled in size in the last six months. now serves over 1,000 clients. if you are a guy who wants to dress well but you don't have the time or the patience to shop, this is for you. duncan was once that gu

>> i partnered up with morgans hotel group, and we're launching the new mondrian in soho.om hotel. it's a big deal. >> jimmy: it's a big deal. [ cheers and applause ] when is that going to open? >> it opens in march, 2011. >> jimmy: how many people you got? at the hotel? >> it's got 300 rooms. it's gonna be -- >> jim

it was in soho. it was a great neighborhood but the apartments are not that great. >> but what about your sense of direction in general? >> i have to have a navigation system in my car no matter what kind of car i get. and now it's great 'cause you can buy them for about 50 bucks or so navigation systems. and, you know, i always -- my girlfriend and i tease each other because we always were old w me like everything old-fashioned and i always kind of wished -- i'm always -- i've always loved history and been curious what it was like to grow up, you know, 100 years ago or something but there's no way i could have survived because i can't read a map at all. >> well, you have trouble with the months of the year, too. >> yeah, i have trouble with the months of the year. what i've done on my desk is run out the months of the year and have numbered them because i have a hard time -- i can say eight months but i need a visual for them. which is one of the reasons why i got the iphone because it has visual nu

window shopping the trendy streets of soho. for her, it's bliss. for him -- josh!h. >> reporter: it's not per expect. let's face it guys don't always get the pure joy of shopping, even when us girls are shopping for them. instead of pulling clothes, we find ourselves pulling teeth. well, ladies, help is here. except it's actually way up here in the northwest. smack dab in the middle of bend, oregon. meet joanna, a young entrepreneur who, until recently, had plans to develop high-end fashion outlets in five cities around the u.s. but with the downturn in the economy, she lost her investors. so, she created the trunk club. >> i would say the trunk club is a private men's clothing club, in which men never have to shop in a traditional store ever again. >> reporter: the trunk club, a web cam virtual clothing business for men, has quadrupled in size in the last six months. and now serves over 1,000 clients. if you're a guy who wants to dress well but you don't have the time or the patience to shop, this is for you. jay was once that guy. and here's how the self-proclaim

we're made in long island, brooklyn, and we're in soho. >> we got it done.eck of the weather and see what's happening all across the country. >>> we're looking at tropical depression claudette, currently moving over the southern alabama area while tropical depression ana moving through the northeast caribbean. meanwhile, we have hurricane bill, which is just continuing to brew, and that is working its way towards the north and east. we'll continue to track that. thatted can be a serious hurricane. landfall still a huge question. and days, days, days away, if indeed it winds up working towards the shore. that's a quick look at >>> good morning. take a look at the forecast for the day we're calling for a high temperature of 95 degrees. we're in the low to mid-70s right now. hot and humid. it's a warm and stuff i didn't morning. tonight partly cloudy overnight, charm and humid. 70. tomorrow much the same as today. looking to look like august. high of 94 tomorrow. a cool front moving through with the thundershower wednesday eventually gets us into the mid-80s by

but to have the solution of peace in darfur as a group but that is what we are building in soho there prohibited and movements are restricted and that is one of the problems we are looking for the piece where everybody is at peace is the only solution for darfur and sudan cement that is encouraging but with their groups in darfur but it on location and this is obstructive by the government and these meetings and reconciliations are frustrated? >> that is what we are trying to do because even the people instead displaced camps have their leaders and release negotiate together and that is our echoes for the people and darfur. >> professor, i was intrigued with your thought that nabors of sudan, even recognizing the referendum about two o occur as well as other phenomenon, all things considered, will buy 2c1 united sudan as opposed to a southern function or another split. you even suggested in the worst-case analysis there may be more than two. there could be a vaccinated country of first of all i am just curious why would other countries worry about that? why does this affect their fore

but to have the solution of peace in darfur as a group but that is what we are building in soho thereprohibited and movements are restricted and that is one of the problems we are looking for the piece where everybody is at peace is the only solution for darfur and sudan cement that is encouraging but with their groups in darfur but it on location and this is obstructive by the government and these meetings and reconciliations are frustrated? >> that is what we are trying to do because even the people instead displaced camps have their leaders and release negotiate together and that is our echoes for the people and darfur. >> professor, i was intrigued with your thought that nabors of sudan, even recognizing the referendum about two o occur as well as other phenomenon, all things considered, will buy 2c1 united sudan as opposed to a southern function or another split. you even suggested in the worst-case analysis there may be more than two. there could be a vaccinated country of first of all i am just curious why would other countries worry about that? why does this affect their forei