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howard stern is here!portions of "jimmy kimmel live in brooklyn" are brought to you by smirnoff number 21. the world's number one vodka. welcome to maxx you. you stand out in a crowd. and are pulled together. you follow your own lead and show your strength. always comfortable in your own skin. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx >>> hi, there. wing back with howard stern. cardi b is on the way. howard. >> oh my god, and look at jimmy. he grew up in brooklyn. when did you leave brooklyn? >> jimmy: when i was 9 years >> when you were 9 years. because nobody thinks of you from brooklyn. i say, jimmy's like a carpet bagger, wherever he goes, he's from. >> jimmy: you grew up in las vegas. coming from a man who this very morning was talking about his tour of duty in vietnam. [ laughter ] even though you were a teenager when the war essentially ended. >> it was such a great war. oh my god. there were no rules of engag

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it sounded quite like a german last name, stern. rob stafford: mark stern. whenever he was in town, this mark stern seemed to be a fixture on the nearby slopes by day and a cafe presence by night. no one seemed to know where he slept exactly, until late 2008. here on the left, we have the agency. rob stafford: that's when he walked into this real estate office and signed a lease. this is where he rented his apartment. yes. rob stafford: it looked as though the rich american intended to stick around for a while. here in italy, it's not a very affordable price. rob stafford: the apartment he rented was in a convenient spot near the center of town. whatever you would need is right here. just a few steps from the lift at the bottom of the mouth that carries skiers up to the slopes, and just a few yards down the block from a local grocery. and he would shop in here? yes. rob stafford: handy enough for a single man just off the slopes to run in and grab a few supplies and something simple to heat up at home. the stranger might well have lived on indefinitely as co

stern. the rest of the panelists have agreed to not make opening statements so we can go right to questions and so that's what we'll do after dr. stern. thank you for being here. dr. stern: good morning, ranking member pallone, ranking member conyers and distinguished members of the committees. it is indeed a great honor to participate in this forum today. since 2008, my research has focused on the long-term consequences of repetitive brain trauma in athletes including this neurodegenerative disease, c.t.e. as you heard from dr. mckee, at this time c.t.e. can only be diagnosed after death through postmortem examination. several important questions about c.t.e. remain unanswered. such as how common is it? why does one person and another person does not? and how can we differentiate c.t.e. from other similar diseases and conditions with similar symptoms? to answer all these and other really important questions, the ability to diagnosis c.t.e. during life is the critical next step. our group at

to the british it was simply the stern gang. the fate of falcon bernadotte would be determined by these men. they wanted the british out of the middle east the germans wanted the british out of the middle east so decided to make common cause with the nazis tried to make contact with them in istanbul the nazis weren't interested nothing came of it. it was a mixture of stupidity and fanaticism they thought that they who should join the enemy of england in order to obtain help for the girls in palestine which was just stupid they were very brave and very stupid people. in february one thousand nine hundred forty two during his arrest in tel aviv by the british. after him stan was shot dead. on the sixth the november one thousand nine hundred forty four left he commanded now by yet sack shania struck back in an unexpected place. cairo. two assassins killed lord moyne the british minister resident in the middle east outside his home. it's hard for me. was a terrorist and not just he but the other members of the stern gang defined the

host: ken stern joins us. >> ben stern is a former ceo of "national public radio" and the author of republican mike me how i left the republican bubble. good morning. you open the story, the book with the story taste in your neighborhood and it sets the stage iv what you talk about. could you tell that story and why it's important? >> i live in washington d.c. 93% democratic wardan and it's a lovely neighborhood. we have a number of block parties and the beginning of each annual porch fest is a parade with all the kids in the end each year with the pledge. one year the pledge when all are welcome here you gay, straight, white or black everyone but a republican. he was meant as a joke but it really wasn't a joke. you know how deeply it affects us and that moment was so tavon ah-hah wake-up moment where you say listen we need to start thinking about it differently and this journey is my piece of it. >> host: you are a self-confessed democrat. what was your reflection? >> guest: the "washington post" did what is called a work class. they asked democrats give me one word to describe republicans an

host: ken stern joins us. >> ben stern is a former ceo of "national public radio" and the author of republican i left the republican bubble. good morning. you open the story, the book with the story taste in your neighborhood and it sets the stage iv what you talk about. could you tell that story and why it's important?

wack pack which is a bunch of people stern regularly features on the show they're all pretty crazy like they have funny voices and many of them have either physical or mental disability they're all great and jimbo kimball had gone on to join a bunch of times and had fun with them so jim bill kimball was on stern just a few weeks ago and wendy was on it too and they talk about how she poops her diaper and whether or not she's having sex with a helping hand worker at wal-mart symbol actually asked wendy who is literally a special needs woman if she knows how babies are made and they use the words that trump gotten so much trouble for the p. word over and over again and jimbo kimball is left and derek lee but whole time then later in the show it gets even more un-p.c. they start talking with ronnie the limo driver another stern regular about is that they talk about rings for gentleman to wear on their sex organs and how they're great for punching her with your deep and then jimbo actually talks about his own wife's private parts calling it over and over again molly the c. word except he do

ken stern joins us now. explain this project that you did. >> i was concerned by actually some of the clips that you just saw there the country is pulling apart. we really hate the other side in ways we never did in the past. it's part because we don't know the other side there was actually an incredible poll that the "the washington post" did during the election. they asked trump voters in virginia and a divided state they asked trump voters whether they had close friends or relatives that voted for clinton. asked the same for clinton voters. and over 60% of both didn't have any close friends or relatives on the other side. steve: did that include you? >> it did include me. did i not know any trump voters. not in my family. not any close friends. brian: so, did that bother you, and is that what spurred that project? >> yeah it bothered me a lot. if we don't know the other side. it's what was said in "to kill a mockingbird."

stern, thank you very much.appreciate your time as always >> pleasure to be here >> i wonder about the exclusion there. shares of amazon up 34% to more than $1,000 a share. as the company pursues the next big thing, it pushes the stock even higher. is it spreading itself too thin. speaking of which, we are live in seattle with a look at how amazon is trying to improve alexa. hey, deirdre >> reporter: it may look like we are just hanging out in my apartment today. we are on the 30th floor of amazon's corporate headquarters. after the break, we are going to tell you why this is nothing like your apartment. >> alexa, go to break. at baird, we approach your wealth management strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how

issuing a new stern warning to the u.s.rd with new attentions. our recent online sales success seems a little... strange?nk na. ever since we switched to fedex ground business has been great. they're affordable and fast... maybe "too affordable and fast." what if... "people" aren't buying these books online, but "they" are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it's william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground. >> welcome back. iran issuing a stern warning to the u.s. if the trump administration decertifies the iran nuclear deal as early as this week. let's bring in our international correspondent. what is the threat or the warning from iran? >> the warning comes from the iranian revolutionary guard corps, the elite military force and they are saying you better stay at least 2,000 kilometers or 1600 miles clear of iranian territory if you are going to declare this a terrorist organization. that's how far they say their missiles can go. the medium range missiles and the threat c

jimmy's guest, howard stern. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. >> jimmy: sorry, mike piazza, guillermo hit that. >> impressive power. >> jimmy: actually, you know what? i -- i hit the ball. it was me. with the power. >> shut the hell up, kimmel. >> jimmy: thanks. >> guillermo: nice guy. >> dicky: from brooklyn it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, howard stern, and music from cardi b, brought to you by smirnoff, with cleto and the cletones featuring paul shaffer. and now hit 'em with the

. >> david stern says marijuana should probably be removed from the league's list of banned substancessays sports leagues are now appropriately focused on players' physical development and that marijuana should be a part of that conversation. >> and finally houston the vatican is calling. pope francis plans to speak with space station astronauts this morning. international space station is expecting a call around 9:00 a.m. nasa tv plans to broadcast the chat live online. this will be the second time a pope has spoken with astronauts at the space station. back in 2011, pope benedict made the first call to space from the vatican library in rome. >> amazing how they can call space and yet the street and i can't call you. >> i know, exactly. >> just saying. >> but you know what -- >> yeah. >> maybe god's line is secure. >> could be, could be. >> and strong. coming up on fox5 news morning, bike sharing in our region is about to take a huge leap forward today. >> and sears is reaching into the past to try to woo shoppers back into its stores. >> as we head to break let's look live across the

now on jimmy kimmel, howard stern. >> have a good night. >>> who hit this ball?llermo hit that. >> impressive power. >> jimmy: actually, you know what? i -- i hit the ball. it was me. with the power. >> shut the hell up, kimmel. >> jimmy: thanks. >> guillermo: nice guy. >> dicky: from brooklyn it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, howard stern, and music from cardi b, brought to you by smirnoff, with cleto and the cletones featuring paul shaffer.

they start talking with ronnie the limo driver another stern regular about is that they talk about rings for gentleman to wear and their sex organs and how they're great for punching her with your deep and then jimbo actually talks about his own wife's private parts calling it over and over again molly the c. word except he doesn't think the word he says the actual word in thought and keeps cracking up over it like he's practically crying with laughter say his wife's work and then not even a month later he just sent don trump jr a link to his father saying the p word to remind him of what his father is like and i guess his father supposed to be bad because he used this word even though he just . to use the p. word over and over again with a special needs woman he even used this the word about his own wife now i'm a thing jimbo interview when stern wasn't funny i'm saying it was. but him getting all self righteous after and being so vulgar himself that is not so funny the biggest irony there is that also in the interview jim bill says he's not going to get political i was so happy when he

host: we are getting the experience from ken stern, the author of "republican like me." if you want to know what he learned, republicans on (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independent callers, (202) 748-8002. how did your friends respond to what you are about to engage in? guest: it was interesting. i learned not to talk too much about it inside my house. my family, like a lot of democrats, have a concept of what i would find. and as i came back and shared stories. they were interested but they

a cotton farmer from the us called john barton has a stern warning for brussels he's fighting cancer and he's trying to prove in court that his disease was caused by the weed killer roundup like thousands of farmers worldwide he used the pesticide for decades and was always told it's safe and i expose my sons to round up when i was born you know i would give more backpacks and you know they would go out in the field and spray johnson grass so now it's a father i'm thinking my god. did i harm my own children in the class action lawsuit representing five hundred people comes as the e.u. is deciding whether to renew the license of the controversial weed killer the license expires at the end of the year the use food safety watchdog has declared that life was saved the key ingredient in roundup is safe but barton's lawyers claim pesticide maker months i'm told is deliberately hiding evidence about the safety of clyde for say forty years ago we were seeing studies that smoking tobacco was good for you that's what we saw big tobacco did that for years they bought scientists and monsanto has

the polar stern took measurements in some previously unresearched regions like a large glacier known as seventy nine north because of its coordinates on the map scientists found that water warmed in the atlantic was a road in the ice shelf close to the mouth of the glacier. is eats away at the ice underneath until the ice shelf breaks off and contributes to rising sea levels. it's predicted that greenland will contribute a minimum of six to ten centimeters to global sea levels by twenty one hundred but some of the processes accelerate the melting of the glaciers are not included in the model. that means that the polar bears territory would shrink drastically on sea levels would rise much more rapidly than previously forecast to sailing now where american skipper charlie and wright lead his spanish team of best eleventh hour racing from the country to a first leg victory at the volvo ocean race they had to battle strong currents as they arrived in lisbon portugal but managed to maintain an eighteen kilometer lead over spanish rivals map for who were the pre-race favorites the next leg

in an interview with howard stern in 2014, weinstein denied stern's suggestion that movie producers use their power to get close to actresses. >> don't tell me it doesn't work that way. >> howard, i wish -- i wish -- the movies are too expensive. the risks are too great. it doesn't happen that way anymore. >> reporter: while weinstein denies any allegations of nonconsensual sex, more than two dozen women have now accused weinstein of harassment, abuse, or rape. just today, actress kate beckinsale wrote on instagram that she was summoned to weinstein's hotel, where he offered her alcohol. she says she was only 17. "he opened the door in his bathrobe," she said. "i left uneasy, but unscathed. a few years later, he asked me if he had tried anything with me in that first meeting. i realized he couldn't remember if he had assaulted me or not." for some of these allegations that occurred decades ago, those would not be able to be prosecuted. but now, in new york and california, there's no longer a statute of limitations for forcible sexual assaults, david. >> linsey, our thanks to you again t

ken stern he did it too for an entire year he decided to pull out then you're out from my overwhelmingly democratic neighborhood and engage republicans where they live work and pray now already to me it's kind of think the money is than just method of their own in the parade to stereotype all republicans as christians which isn't true and he also goes through more stereotypes like hunting and guns but after reading through the whole article i was pretty much left with the feeling that stern actually did manage to open his mind a little and to realize that there is more to the truth than what c.n.n. manufactures because actually expresses regret for not opening his mind while working at n.p.r. think he learned just how grossly skewed the media really is and that he regrets being a part of that he also said he's skeptical the rest of the media like silverman will actually be genuine about listening to people who disagree with them because he also recognizes that the media is gaming from their left leaning bias through increased viewership but it's conclusion i applaud the most he writes th

now on jimmy kimmel, howard stern. >> have a good night.

the polar stern took measurements in some previously unresearched regions like a large glacier known as seventy nine north because of its coordinates on the map. scientists found that water warmed in the atlantic was a roading the ice shelf close to the mouth of the year is eats away at the ice underneath until the ice shelf breaks off and contributes to rising sea levels. minin modifiable it's predicted that greenland will contribute a minimum of six to ten centimeters to global sea levels by twenty one hundred but some of the processes that accelerate the melting of the glaciers are not included in that model and. that means that the polar bears territory would shrink drastically and sea levels would rise much more rapidly than previously for cost. for its news in formula one germany sebastian vettel will start in pole position in sunday's mexican grand prix but all eyes are going to be on lewis hamilton he only needs to finish in fifth place or better to take the title faddle in his ferrari pulled out all the stops to grab pole behind him in second place next fresh top and of lead

his stern words for the white house next. >>> and coming up at 6:00, stealing from a charity that helps people do you know on thedown on their luck. how police hope to catch the croom. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. >>> is the department of justice doing its job in philadelphia's mayor saying the city will not be coerced by the federal government. he is stand buying philadelphia's sanctuary city status. lauren mayk is live where the mayor just spoke in the past hour. >> and big money on the line here. grant money for figt crihting c right? >> reporter: yeah, this is about grant money for police here in philadelphia. the department of justice has jus

with a stern—faced theresa may alongside, the leader of the commons promised a new complaints systemtaff and vowed the parties will work together. our constituents will be rightly appalled at the thought that some representatives in parliament may have acted in an entirely inappropriate way towards others. parliament must take action in days, not weeks. a new support team for staff is planned but how to tackle the more complicated question of culture? no woman, or man for that matter coming to work in this house should be subjected to unwanted sexual advances from those in a position of power over them. no—one should have to work in the toxic atmosphere of sleazy sexist or homophobic banter. don't think for a moment that much of this is really new. this place is about power and it's been an open secret for years that too often it's used for the wrong reasons. suspicions are running high once more but it's too early to say if this is the start of a turning point or refrain of the same old story. concerns about westminster‘s boozy culture where alcohol, ambition and long hours collide

. >> howard stern as only he can put it on the winestein scandal, he was on fire on kimmel last nightt's just say only he can go there and say the things that a lot of us are probably thinking but can't really say. >> there's something about howard stern the way he phrases things. pwe're going to have more on that, but we have a big show tonight. will and grace with deborah messing and dave mccormick. >> i can't wait to see tonight's episode. >> i'm on

but we're looking for interesting guests. >> jimmy: i heard you asked howard stern. >> yeah, i thinkems to be nervous about it. and any time you can get howard to be nervous, i think you've accomplished something. >> jimmy: you mentioned you would welcome donald trump and the pope together woflt that be together or separate? >> i'll tell you who we got. you know the whercommercial whe the guy saw as boat in half and we've got >> so we're all set to go. >> jimmy: this event at kennedy center that's happening, are you feel more comfortable now? accepting more accolades? >> no, no, it is a fixed fight. they have to have somebody show up and i'm not doing anything. so i said i'll be there. and by the way, thank you for your participation. >> jimmy: thank you for asking me. i would have been devastated if you haven't. i almost felt like you asked me because you knew how upset i would be if i were excluded from the event. >> that's true. you're not thinking about it. >> jimmy: this network? eventually, sure. >> how long have you been here? >> jimmy: almost 15 years. it will be 15 years in

making their own deadlines with their provocative actions and president trump wants to take a very sternt it was telling also and want to remind the audience who told them i also expect broad military options were needed at a much faster pace. kind of letting these guys know listen step it up. >> oh, absolutely. i think it was a surprise to many people when secretary mattis had testified that he supported the iran deal; however when he had testified for his confirmation hearings, he said he supported it so it's not a surprise; however president trump assured us that that was a absurd deal that the united states came out with the shortened and i find it's going to be very difficult for him to back talk that and suggest that we're going to stay involved. the united states benefited nothing out of this and basically legalized iran's capability to pursue nuclear capability. when it comes to north korea i agree. we have to be able to be firm and strong because right now, we are at risk in the middle east and north korea and they're joined up paired up completely and that's where iran is getti

lewis hamilton went into sunday's us grand prix with a chance to seal the championship but he faced a stern challenge from closest rival sebastian fettle on the boston track. a fourth world title was just fifty six laps away for lewis hamilton if only he could manage to hold on to pope position. but ferrari driver sebastien fattal who would also have to finish outside the top five for hamilton to lift the title took the lead on the first corner. but it was short lived for the german driver hamilton managed to regain the top spot on lap six. the mercedes driver who is battling for his fifth win in six years at aston never looked back he held a clear speed advantage before winning the race ahead of fettle hamilton who was awarded the us grand prix by former president bill clinton will have to wait until this weekend in mexico to try and win this year's championship. and finally for me a french t.v. crew captured the moment present money and mccraw was rudely interrupted during a ministerial meeting by his dog the pair to his name is the most sorted into the room and shall we say he relieved h

host: ken stern joins us. the former ceo of national radio.radar -- public you will open the story with a story based from your own neighborhood. and it sets the stage for what you tell that story? guest: sure. i was in mount pleasant in washington, d.c., in a 100% democratic household. a lovely neighborhood with a lot of teams. in the neighborhood. there are a number of block parties. the biggest is called porch best. at the beginning of each porch best is a parade of the kids and it begins with the street clutch. every year, the pledge is different. one year it went something like this -- all are welcome here. men and women, gay or straight. anyone but republicans. it was meant as a joke. but he really wasn't a joke. as you peel into the data around polarization, how deeply this has affected us -- in that moment it was a wake-up moment for me to say, listen. we have to think about this differently. host: you are a self-confessed democrat. what was your perception of democrats before you did the book? guest:

ken stern, former ceo of national public radio, and echlgtd written republican like me, how i left theal bubble and learned to love the right. welcome, thank you for coming on. i said america begins with the vehicles people guy bye and drive. in america, the top three selling vehicles are the ford f-150, number one, number two, chevy silverado, number three, dodge ram. having said that, you left the land of priuss to venture out into america. what did you find in the land where pickup trucks are the vehicle of choice? >> i left my crowded streets of washington, d.c. where you couldn't even fit a ram or a ford pickup truck. and i spent a year traveling from churches to pig hunting. and i met lots of people who i admired, lots of people who led interesting lives, lots of people who voted for people i would never have voted for, and i shared lots of ideas with, lots of ways to help each other. and i met people who weren't all that different from me, and i think that was the revelation which was we're divided by red and blue, but all in all we're actually a country of moderate people if yo

ken stern, former ceo of national public radio. and he has written "republicans like me, how i left the liberal bubble and learned to love the right." finished the book today. thank you for coming on. i've always said america begins with the vehicles drive and buy. in america the top three selling vehicles are the ford f150, number one. number two dodge silver rado, number three dodge ram. you left bike rentals to venture out into the land of america. what did you find? >> i left my crowded streets of washington, d.c. where you couldn't even fit a ram or a ford pickup truck, and i spent a year traveling from churches to pig hunting, and i met lots of people i admired, lots of people that led interesting live, lots of people that voted for people i would never vote for but i shared lots of ideas with, lots of ways to contribute to their community, lots of ways to help each other. and i met people who weren't all that different from me. and i think that was sort of the revelation which was we're divided by red and blue and we're a co

jimmy's guest, howard stern. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight.