. - who is steve martin? - yeah. $1,200, kowalski.first showed up as jacob kowalski, a friend of newt's in this magical film from 2016. james. what is "fantastic beasts and where to find them"? yes. film, $800. james. - who is george clooney? - he's the actor. film, $400. rob. what is "a streetcar named desire"? you got it. what's the big idea? $800. rob. - who is chuck jones? - yes. places that became words, $800. rob. - what is shenandoah? - no. megan. - what is limerick? - limerick. yes. tea, $400. james. - what are pandas? - yeah. dates, $400. megan. - what is 15? - yeah. climate, $400. james. - what is weather? - weather. right. places, $400. this breed takes its name from a valley along the river aire in yorkshire, england. james. - what is an airedale terrier? - yes. and now the last clue... rob. - what is calculus? - correct. and that brings you up to $8,400. impressive. megan impressive also with $12,200. but james more impressive. $41,612. final jeopardy! coming up. let's take a look. national anthems is what we get to deal

the iconic television tower it stands 368 meters tall and has a revolving restaurant at the top steve martin yes a rich knows the t.v. tower well and explains some of the features here including a color nerissa proletariat burgling the curry forest but this time served with a champagne. the few champagne the slight spiciness of the curry and a subtle acidity in the potato salad cut off it's great together you have to experience that. ok if he says so the current worst is quite tasty and it's also my calling area. and that wraps up my perfect weekend in the city i now call home. to the girl back to. life story. with exclusive. must see concerning. your. curious. why. do we care so that workers. subscribe don't. that's right and if you subscribe you will have a chance at winning some wireless headphones from both is that right in our next report we're staying in berlin and now as you may have heard this it is pretty much a planet of its own there are lots of courageous people here who have dared to leave their home countries to build a new life here in the german capital we feature some of the

steve martin used to live in his car and do comedy at nights in san francisco. if legislation 2 doesn't pass, he would have gotten a ticket for sleeping in his car. [laughter] but, you know, thank you so much for sponsoring this. all of you. we really appreciate it. [bell ringing] this will help us save the punch line. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is brooke heineken and i want to thank you guys for the opportunity to pursue my personal love of interim zoning moratoriums, as well as my love for comedy and being here today. [laughter] so i live in district 5. i am obviously here to encouraging you guys to support this piece of legislation. i understand that like the sexy names are gone, chapelle is not here any more and the local comics from here on out, the people trying to grow their careers and you see the punch line as the best, most promising place to help grow and start a career in comedy. they invest so much in local comedians and the local scene. that can't be easily replicated anywhere else. i want to thank especially supe

. >> steve martin, sunnyside neighborhood association president, i'm also part of the veterans affairs commission and a firefighter in chinatown. when i first heard about this project, we were sold on about 500 units, and i thought, okay, i'm okay with that, that sounds reasonable, then the number crept up to 1100, and now we are possibly looking at 1550, plus another 500 units for city college student housing. it started to make me really nervous because the things i'm concerned about, overcrowding and traffic are becoming very real. i know we are in a housing crisis right now, i get that, we have to remember a couple of things. one project will not solve the entire city's housing crisis and second thing is, cramming the maximum of number of people into a space is not wise or is it safe for urban planning. i get the fact that we are in a declared climate crisis, i think that by reducing parking and, you know, gas stations, there is little to reduce the carbon emissions. because as people stop owning cars, that doesn't mean they will stop using cars. ridesharing is actually increasing

i'm not playing if the role of steve martin after the president said sure, we how ohe would takn interference in an election. who wouldn't? what do you do when the president completely trifl yalizes. the you really wait until 2020? she's facing more pressure as another top house democrat joins the pro-impeachment crowd. >> if the president is invited foreign interference, why is that not grounds to move forward with impeachment? >> everybody in the country should be totally appalled by what the president said last night. should be totally appalled. however, what we want to do is have a methodical approach to the path that we are on and this will be included in that. >> if you're a republican, what do can you do? we saw some republicans criticize what the president said. >> if a foreign agent approached me with anything, including but not limited to dirt on my opponent, i'd call the fbi. i think most people would. >> the first phone call i'd make after that occurred to me would be fbi. >> the appropriate action to take is to call the fbi. >> i would send it to authorities, yes. >> so for most

martin's. this is steve w. news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes they watch as they fill those people were happy to death with machetes and their holmes burnt to the ground we'll hear from the congolese people now displaying stuff that interests me violence in the region this as the u.n. save that same violence has seen 300000 people flee the country just in the last 2 weeks. and kenya's counter terror tactics the country has been known to react to terror attacks with its sister force everything from arbitrary arrests to forced to disappearances but it is making the country safe from external threats. i'm christine window while come to news africa i'm glad you're choosing day and we begin today with a warning from the u n of a growing humanitarian crisis in the democratic republic of congo the un's refugee agency says more than 300000 people have fled their homes in the past 2 weeks off to a new outbreak of interesting exciting the most recent flare up off islands in the d.r. sea is centered on if to res

qualified for the first set of democratic debates, three candidates did not make the cut, steve bullocc, seth martinthe candidates are back on the trail. jessica dean has the story. >> reporter: 2020 democrats are on the move today and throughout the weekend. senator kamala harris is headed to nevada for two days, a state that's increasingly important to her campaign. mayor pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren will also be on the record. beto o'rourke and cory booker will make a trip. buttigieg works to connect with and grow support within the african-american community, a group of voters he's struggled to gain traction with so far. all of this as we await to hear details about the first democratic primary debate that will take place over two nights later this month. the dnc will say who will be grouped with who, they say a drawing will be held and each qualified candidate will be allowed to have representation present. the big question there, what will the mix of candidates be on those two nights and how will that affect the debate's dynamic and the candidates' dynamic with each other. >>> let's che

australia were 46 for 3 when martin guptill produced a stunning catch to remove steve smith for justaja top scored with 88 as he and alex carey put on 107 for the 6th wicket. butjust as australia wanted to add some late runs — trent boult took a hatrick in the final over as australia made 243 for 9. new zealand haven't exactly been motoring in their reply. martin guptill and henry nicolls fell cheaply. kane williamson has been dropped twice. a short time ago, the black caps were, 103—3 from 26 overs. let's get the latest from france now where the line up for the semi—finals is complete, england facing the usa of course on tuesday, but it will be the netherlands against sweden in the other. the dutch were in the first of today's quarterfinals, it wasn't the greatest of games, but the european champions made their way past italy 2—nil in valenciennes. rhia chohan was watching. qualifying for the quarterfinals in 20 years, italy had been the surprise package in france. the lowest ranked squad to reach the quarters, the ressurgance attracted millions of domestic viewers with the skill an

australia were a6 for three when martin guptill produced a stunning catch to remove steve smith for just usman khawaja top scored with 88 as he and alex carey put on 107 for the sixth wicket. butjust as australia wanted to add some late runs — trent boult took a hatrick in the final over as australia made 2a3 for 9. new zealand have moved onto a2—2 after 13 overs. england will face the usa on tuesday but in the next hour or so we'll know the full line up for the women's world cup semi—finals. the netherlands have booked their place in the last four. they beat italy 2—nil in valenciennes. it wasn't the best of matches but two headed goals in the second half saw the european champions come out on top. rhia chohan was watching. qualifying for the quarterfinals in 20 years, italy had been the surprise package in france. the lowest ranked squad to reach the quarters, the research attracted millions of domestic viewers with the skill and their passion. and this was already beginning to show in the opening stages against the dutch. with the first real chance. it was the first half devoid of fre

steve cornetky was just mentioned the debate between martin o'malley, bernie sanders, and hillary clinton had about 13 million viewers tune in. i can't help but believe that's going to be the momentum in which a lot of these folks begin to tune in. and i want to introduce you to one student here at the campus that we just met at unlv. i think she's evidence of how these debates are going to be important. i'll let you listen to part of our interview with her. >> which of these 23 candidates are catching your eye? >> i they're elizabeth warren. >> why? >> she seems to care about our communities especially when it comes to issues that matter to college students like myself. just looking at all the policies that she has passed, she's really fierce when it comes to going after anyone that is doing wrong or anything like that. >> any other candidates? >> i would say as of right now perhaps bernie sanders or even kamala harris is catching my eye. >> how certain are you on elizabeth warren? >> i'm still deciding. i want to see after the debate and then perhaps i'll have a certain decision. >> are

vehicle, you can see that is improving, done martin bridge has been moderate, and we haven't heard much from the peninsula today. 7:17, let's bring in steve. >>> thank you. all right, a big change from yesterday, some locations started to cool down yesterday, these were the highs yesterday, they are still above average, even though the city came down. normal was 66 in san francisco. santa rosa, came down 11 degrees, but not today, the onshore wiup to 37 miles per hour. travis, and look at the big- time temperature change. sfo, -12, and 100 today, it'll be 60s and 70s and mainly low to mid 80s, a lot of the temperatures are coming down a good 10 to 15 degrees. all it takes is a system coming by, that is what we have. you can see the dip in the jet stream. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, much cooler than yesterday at this time, we have some very warm air, that has been wiped out. the fog is in place, it came roaring up the coast yesterday. it visited monterey first, then took the turn into the city, that is when things really started to cool off. temperatures are on their way down, they will continue to go down, all the way into saturday.

steve, no clouds in west san jose, saratoga, gorgeous morning. we were talking about saratoga yesterday, remember? why? because of what winery? cinabar. thank you for that, amy. 54, san martin, and gilroy. 52, boulder creek and scotts valley. campbell, 56, where it is sunny. and up to the north, it is beautiful at 53. santa rosa is up because of a north wind. campbell, going up to 83, there is a little bit of a southerly breeze but livermore up six degrees, and palo alto up to 82 degrees. mostly sunny, we have some clouds but there are some breaks in the clouds already. at 60s, 70s, and 80s on the temperatures, the cloud deck has taken a march up the coast, it'll start to peel back pretty soon. there is snow in the rockies already being reported, some rain in the pacific northwest, that is pretty impressive. napa airport, 51, mid-fifties and upper 50s and a few low 60s already, 34 in truckee, 57 and 63 in sacramento. yesterday was about 35 to 40 miles per hour, east wind at the napa airport. here is where it gets tricky, northwind at hayward, south wind at sfo, mountain view, and at the airport, it is not strong, but it is still south. eventually that northwind is going to

martin count. the 10, 10, 10 rule, call 10 people to vote and not dispositive. saying it doesn't is silly politics. ainsley: it is 90 degrees. dan: it is hot. steveine, why are they there? >> we love our president and we love what he is doing for our country. >> i have never seen a president that has done so much in so little time. >> more people employed than ever. he has to be able to continue the growth. >> keep america great. >> we're trump sisters, we love president trump. >> he is not looking out for the bureaucrats. looking out for common people that work every day. steve: when he was running for president, he said look, if you elect me president, i will do my best to do this, this, and this. we're sure you're going to hear a lot of that tonight. dan patrick, lieutenant governor of the great state of texas said it is all about keeping promises. watch this. >> i guess we're not going to run the sound bite. ainsley: you know what the president said? he said expect record crowds. we're building large movie screens, he used word building outside. there will be food trucks, calling it the trump tailgate event. starts at 10:00 this morning. a bi