questlove and david spade, everyone. that was unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] guys, let's get to some sports here. i saw that the u.s. open kicked off here in new york this week. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. that's right. two weeks of tennis balls going back and forth, or as my dog put it, "if you need me, i'm out with my friends." [ laughter ] good tickets. and finally, here's a local story. a watein the musical "cats" to cancel a a performance. or as every guy in line put it, "oh, no." [ laughter and applause ] we've got a great show! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! that's how you do it. that is harmonica master fr?d?ric yonnet sitting in with the roots! oh, my gosh, that is awesome. his latest album, "ree available now. thank you so much for being here. good to see you again. >> thank you for having me. good to see you again. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: last time we hung out was the "snl" 40th after party. >> oh, that's right.

david spade is on the show tonight! >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: he's always -- >> steve: always funny. >> jimmy: he's the funniest dude. i love him so much. plus, from the most-talked about show of the summer, the very talented kids from "stranger things" are joining us. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they're so good. and they're so cute and so nice. i just love these kids so much. they're awesome. i mean, if you like kids. [ light laughter ] we have some fun stuff planned with them, including a a brand-new game called it's should be fun. and we have great, great, great music from tove lo, everybody, is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: tove lo. >> steve: tove lo. >> jimmy: yeah. guys, as i said, we're so excited to have the kids from "stranger things" here tonight. i can not wait for season two, they just announced it today. because, to be honest, there's still a few questions left to be answered. is the demogorgon still alive? what about eleven? >> steve: right. what happened to everyone's favorit

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. >> peyton manning burning asu during the roast, poking fun at david spade. and kate married david spade's brother, she also graduated with a degree in journalism. not too bad. "it's halloween time my frightful fiends, and disneyland is ours!" "boo!" (screams) halloween time at the disneyland resort means there's wicked fun in both parks... and make sure to see the twilight zone tower of terror before it's final check out. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- clint eastwood,

same thing with kate spade.s another stock that goes nowhere as there's a circular rotation from one name to the other as they're perceived to have the nets next greatest thing. >> that's why exactly i jumped into kate spade. it's not just a recent trade, as jim knows where. >> because you carry your bags yourself. >> exactly. >> it's called a man purse. no, i jumped into this kate spade on the big selloff. if coach had a big selloff, jim, i would jump into that. it's not had. 88 cents. come on. when kate spade went from the low 20s to 15, judge, or $14, that's when i jumped in. still hold it today. >> they only have two sells. this call becomes one of those. they have 19 buys and 13 holds among the analysts who follow the space. >> it has a fat yield on it. if you are looking, which you don't typically see in retail, other than some of the broad lines, look, we had numbers come out from hermes, and the numbers were good from last quarter, but going forward the guidance was squishy. mont blanc -- >> coach in the

call your agent, david spade. doesn't hillary look like david spade? >> they both look like david spade. >> enough of that of snap chat is more than silly filters. this week the company announced plans to release spectacles. the $130 frames will record 30 seconds of video and up load it to the app at the touch of a button. some people are concerned. a former vp of my space tweeted snap chat has gone full circle from a private space for teens to a full blown surveillance state. wow. what do you think of this? how is this different from what people are doing with their phones every day? they are sticking them up and filming everything, right? >> it is the dumbest thing in the world. it is a further corruption of what it started as. it was a sexting app. you september something i will lis -- you sent something illicit. it is like e-mailing hillary. it is there and then it is not there. i think it is the stupidest thing in the world. i am amazed they tracked down the former vice president of my space in his uber cab. >> the people who had google glass, rem

. >> we can call a spade a spade. profit is part of being a farmer whether you are growing cannibis or tomatoes. >> maybe so, but it's illegal to grow or sell cannibis. >> every cannibis cultivator lives in fear of law enforcement. having their children taken away and having financial ruin. >> 2300 people have come forward to register with the new program, but according to the local sheriff, only a fraction of the county's pot goes to patients. >> i lds say 95% of the marijuana and possibly higher is actually going to the black market. >> the sheriff targets the biggest and most damaging marijuana grows. >> the evidence is found in a marijuana grow that has been seized by the sheriff's office. these are processed marijuana in one-pound bags. we have the typical farms that are eased. the assault weapons and the rifles, this is what they use to protect the marijuana. >> some growers can now protect the plants with permits instead of bullets. >> they help us determine the good from the bad. we served about 30 search warr

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>> we'll have david spade.cially launch on saturday. the cause of the blast is not clear and nbc news also confirms nobody was injured. we'll continue to follow the equiti explosion. the founder of spacex is elon musk, also ceo of tesla motors. >>> pain and grief for those mourning the loss of two youngsters in the north bay. the girls died after the mom lost control of the car they were riding in. police are conducting an investigation right now and looking to speak with witnesses. you can follow the latest on our twitter feed. >>> plus, former stanford student brock turner is set to be released from jail sometime tomorrow morning. protests are already in the works. >>> and the afghan women's soccer team is here in the bay area to take on a local team. it symbolizes freedom for a group long oppressed in that country. we'll see you again in 30 minutes with more news. come on... dogs just won't quit. neither does new frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30

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of spades. >> seth: stop. woah! >> pretty good, huh? >> seth: that's great. >> look, they're not all ace of spades. [ laughter ] there are many, many cards. >> seth: well, i tip my cap to mr. sigler? was it mr. sigler? >> yeah, satchel sigler. >> seth: well, since we saw how good that is, can you do a bird call for us? i -- i don't have. he -- i don't have the bird calls with me. >> seth: okay. >> it wasn't like with my mouth. he had a little -- >> seth: oh, gotcha. >>calls that i would use. >> seth: well that seems like a little bit like cheating. [ laughter ] >> yeah. we had actual birds. >> seth: yeah, oh okay. another thing is, well you're riding horses. >> yeah, i'm riding a ton of horses. >> seth: is this a skill you had previous to this film? >> oh, gosh, no. i've been -- i'm bad, bad. i guess that's how i would describe my -- >> seth: okay. >> horse riding skills. >> seth: would the horses agree? do t >> most definitely yep. >> seth: okay. >> those horses, they can sense. and they see me, and i'm a big

>> we'll have david spade.ur neighborhood forecast with bill henley. >> rosemary, plenty of cloud around and showers too. this is a live look across the delaware. center city, which is seeing rain at the shore, you can see breaks in the clouds. a little bit of sunshine, but i'm still tracking some showers in the area. a light shower just moving into cape may right now. atlantic city is seeing scattered showers. inland, some steadier rainfall moving through philadelphia, the suburbs and into the lehigh valley, but it's actually already starting to dry out a little bit in allentown. farther north and west, you'll see clearing skies. tomorrow will be beautiful, but today, keep the umbrella handy. you may see some breaks of sunshine, but most of the day it's going do be cloudy skies with occasional showers and a chance of thunderstorms. that's going to limit the warmup for 1:00 this afternoon in wilmington, 78 degrees. into the low 80s for philadelphia. and at the shore, breaks of sunshine, 80 degrees is the high t

>> we'll have david spade. 9:00 hour on this thursday september 1st. i'm erika gonzalez. a check of the roads with first4traffic melissa mollet. >> good morning. still have the problem we've had all morning here in bowie. 450 shut down on racetrack because of that crash with the wires down, still have not been able to get that out of the way. sier wabash way all lanes closed because of an earlier crash. on the beltway, green, causing red. that green is rain. >> speaking of which we will get a check of the rainy forecast with chuck after this. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. still a loong way to go before we have to deal with effects of hermine. latest forecast track favorable and off the coast. the cone of uncertainty comes to the lower parts of the bay late saturday night into sunday morning. this is going to have to be something we watch very, very carefully. going to expect over the weekend if we're going to get heavy rain and wind most likely late saturday night into sunday. several inches of rain and winds near 40 m

>> we'll have david spade. a new show out and we talk about what happened last night to all three of us. >>> this is 9news. >> i'm gary shapiro with this 9news update. a denver post reporter has died after she washit and killed last night by a driver. the post says colleen o'connor was hit at 1st and downing. police found the car seven blocks away near the entrance to the denver countr that car's windshield was smashed and an air bag deployed. according to o'connor's twitter page, she was a cultural friends food and lifestyle reporter. police have not released any more information about the crash this time. she worked at the post for the past 12 years. >>> marty joins us now with the weather forecast. it's going to be fairly nice today but pretty foggy out there. >> it's been foggy out during the course of the morning, without question. we'll get rid of that by the time we get to lunchtime, thunderstorms in the mountains, mountain and foothills areas will be the favorite locations for storms today, so if you do

>> we'll have david spade. a new show out and we talk about what happened last night toll >> same thing? >>> good morning. i'm gayle guyardo. >> i'm gene ramirez. time now 8:59. leigh spann is tracking tropical storm hermine. >> exactly right. and i know we've had this reprieve from the heavy rain of yesterday but look in the gulf of mexico. this is deep tropical moisture rotating around tropical storm hermine which is why you see the green shaded counties, just about everybody touching the coast under a flood watch. anymore more rain will lead to the more flooding. and we will see the winds get stronger through the day today. and citrus, hernando and pasco, under a tropical storm warning meaning you could feel tropical storm-force winds within 36 hours but i believe you will see them as early as this evening. farther to the north, the red area is a hurricane warning where they could feel hurricane- southeast up to 23 miles per hour in st. petersburg. lighter once you head inland. and we have stronger gusts, up

. ♪ >> on this day, it's tchaikovsky's opera, the queen of spades.way from the choir to soloist performs. ♪ >> translator: i'm simply overwhelmed to be a part of this festival. performing on the same stage with world class artists gives me motivation to strive even higher as a sing er. >> a prima ballerina during the soviet era. she's decided to attend the festival. her choice is the romantic ballet giselle, one of her favorite roles as a dancer. >> day 8 of the festival the cast of giselle goes through rehearsa rehearsals. the role of giselle will be performed by star ballerina hannah o'neill of the paris opera ballet. eldar aliev is the director of the ballet company, for 13 years, he was principle of the kirov theater, the predecessor of the marinsky theater. >> translator: it's my conviction that possessing a unique identity is essential to the development of a theater. >> this theater happens to be the european theater closest to the country's of asia. a copy can never be as good as an original. that's why i have no intention of duplicating what

he looks good in sigh suit, hearts, diamonding spade -- diamonds and spades and clubs. she is a tony voter. wonder if she voted for robbins or danza. and he was a recess appointment in the bush administration. i believe that put him in charge of tether ball. next to me, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and fox news, contributor john bolton. let's start the show. >>> the terrorists are listening to what we say, and they find donald trump very rude. that's according to hillary clinton who on monday accused trump of putting the u.s. in danger with his campaign rhetoric. in the aftermath of bombings in new york and new jersey clinton said the gop nominee has helped isis frame their attacks as part of a war between islam and the west. >> a lot of the rhetoric we have heard from donald trump has been seized on by terrorists. in particular isaac. they are looking to make this into a war against islam. >> clinton then implied trump has committed treason. >> the kinds of rhetoric and language mr. trump has used is giving aide and comfort to our adversaries. >> on mon

let's call a spade a spade though. you roll into the work the next day, yeah, good night, travis, what time did you leave the bar? >> smells like a frat house right there. >> if it helps you sleep, whatever it takes. if you missed anything on today's show, head to the doctors tv.com. did you have a good time? >>> president obama made phone calls today to the two police officers who were wounded in linden, new jersey. he also called a minnesota police officer, who stopped a stabbing rampage in saint cloud that left nine people wounded over the weekend. the president said the two cases dean reynolds is in minnesota. >> reporter: as a knife-wielding assailant roamed the walk ways of the crossroads shopping center. >> reporter: his violent episode brought to a sudden end by offduty police officer, jason faulkner who happened to be in the mall at the same time. saint cloud mayor, dave kleis >> the officer fired. he went down. he came back up again. he fired again. three times this took place. before the officer actually had

it featured comedians like david spade , rob riggle , and jeff ross. but also a few ?surprising jokesters, including peyton manning, jewel... actor ralph macchio... and political commentator anne culter. and by the end of the night, most of the jokes were actually aimed at culter. most of the jokes on morning t-v. no laughing matter for actor chevy chase this morning. the national lampoon's vacation star... has checked into rehab. a rep for the actor says he is now getting treatment at a facility in minnesota. his people call it quote... a "tune up." this isn't chevy's first time in rehab. he also spent time at the betty ford clinic back in the 19-80s. the 72 year old actor is still making filming now, with burt reynolds. and now... to another accomplishment, for an already legendary singer. barbara streisand has just broken her ?own record. she already had the ?most number one albums of any female singer in u-s history. and now... she's padding the stats. her latest album... "encore: movie partners sing broadway" tops the billboard charts right now. the second most nu

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but in spade low dash spade double-digit complainant will dash of employment disenfranchised young people. i don't know how that will play out. stake than the company start to realize that just is optimizing. >> here at world affairs this has been inspiring. shaping the future economy i am specifically interested in economics satis the kid is possible to restructure the economy to a channel of problems you are talking about? and as well as handle the environmental challenges greg. >> this something that comes to mind is the cooperatives with this march energy grid there must be people like california that i am not aware but if everybody is paying into the energy grid with the cooperative companies where weber was owed by the child of the firm said that is the fastest way to deal with climate change but what of the issues is that chided is on board with this. so that environmental degradation of the economic threat i am optimistic about the possibility. >> i had the same thought that rescues from the wtf economy. so that will soak up the flagrant catalyst -- capitalist. somebody else? >> m

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our friends on the plains will share in this in spades. clouds dissipate and get up close to evening before things start to move out. if you do get one or two storms in the area. >> so my car just went to the shop for hail damage we had a month ago. >> so all you vethe is sneak out a little early or park underground. thanks, marty. so, today firefighters are apparently getting a better handle on the starwood wildfire in larimer county. it's about 35% contained. we now know it was lightning that sparked the flames to 350 acres near red feathers lake. i guess that's helping. we've got 35% containment. the chain itt educational campuses. just days after the u.s. department of education banned it from using new students who use federal financial aid. the company that operates vocational schools announced in a statement today that it's ending academic operations at all of its more than 130 campuses across 38 states. the company which is based in indiana said its move would have an impact hundreds of thousands of students and 8,000 employees. it

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use the spade to pry up. come on little squirrel. dig your way out of there. >> i think he heard both of you. watch this. life springs forth from this fountain. >> boom, sucker. >> it ran a 50 in about two >> for these videos we will head to the united king.com. this first video. sweet shot. oh, you're staring at that. all four of them in fact. the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. watch as they go around enjoying five finger discount. >> kids are getting bad lessons too early. >> see all out there and put is it in his pocket. definitely a curly wirly. goes tragt in his pocket as well. in the background you can see junior junior picking all the different things he wants. mom has something. she manages to hide that down in her bra. then these guys suck so much. literally all of them. dad picks up the entire jar. >> no. >> and then they just stroll out the front door. this video up on the facebook. 2.5,000 shares. and as such the police got a good look at them too no, but dad walked back in to the shop and made a whole bunch of whe

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