. >> first item i'm doing i'd like tooz give an update on the water supply steve ricky pursue. >> the general manager if i could have the slides this is a regular update on our water supply conditions here at the puc our total reservoir storage is 3 hundred and 6 of architects the water bank we talked about is working for us in terms of having the supply the precipitation at hetch hetchy is normal we don't expect any more water this junior year. the demand response is variable for the 10 percent reductions. this table shows the current reservoir storage the two are hetch hetchy is almost 91 percent at the capacity which is a again thing the reason it is so high we have served the needs of the turlock with the water banks you see 42 percent of maximum capacity it's working the way it should with hetch hetchy as normal we're not out of the drought, however. this is the precipitation chart i've shown you see the 2014 level is approaching the 2007 level closely and the snowpack is gone for the year it's running off into our reservoirs. the delivery slide the green diamonds that show the l

his previous role is angela's best friend ricky on "my so-called life." [ cheers and applause ] >> steveknow a lot about that guy. >> jimmy: i love him. next, we have tim howard. position, goalkeeper. [ applause ] shampoo, nair. [ laughter ] mission, to study human kind and learn their ways. and finally, we have aron johannsson. his hobbies are reading, swimming, and destroying you with his mind. [ laughter ] his parents are kevin bacon and draco malfoy. [ laughter and applause ] i did not know that. i wouldn't have known that at all. that's his parents. team usa players. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] let's see what else is going on. in a new interview, hillary clinton said the bible is the most influential book she has ever read. now some people think she might be pandering to southern christian voters. then she said, "come on, y'all, little 'ole me?" [ laughter ] i'm getting the vapors. my word. >> steve: i do declare! >> jimmy: i do declare! >> steve: i have not declared yet. >> jimmy: last night was another episode of "the bachelorette," america's favorite show. [ scattered a

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rickie fowler tomorrow at pinehurst. so kaymer will be dealing with that. but a 72 has him in command through three as we send it down to steve. >> dan, thank you. martin looking at the scorecard after the birdie at the last. 72, compared to the 65s thursday and friday. lucky you. >> it's good. i didn't play as good at first today. i kept it very well together. i played like today, 25 feet, or 30 feet on evergreen, playing well. the usga put the pins in very, very tough positions. on 18, birdied today. >> how satisfied are you with that 72? >> yeah, very. i mean, i made a couple bad swings on the first nine. to put me in bad position. i only made one bogey, which is okay. one birdie and one eagle. >> the u.s. open is supposed to be tough. thanks, martin. >> johnny, this will be an incredible trifecta at the u.s. open championship at whistling straights. the player last month and pinehurst here pretty good stuff for martin kaymer. >> he's trying not to think. he slept on the one lead. the one tomorrow is going to be easier, i think. >> really. >> i really do. he shoots a 72. another 72 is probably going to win it for him nine

. >> 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 -- ricky gervais, ansel elgort, musical guest miranda lambert, and featuring the legendary roots crew. and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: looking good. [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show" everybody. here's what people are talking about. a huge sports story here. former microsoft ceo steve ballmer is buying the los angeles clippers for $2 billion. some are saying he overpaid and may never get his money's worth. [ light laughter ] and then microsoft customers say, "welcome to the club." [ laughter ] too zune? too zune? [ laughter ] yeah. ♪ >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: a little too zune, yeah too zune, yeah. that's right, donald sterling sold the team for $2 billion after he originally paid 12.5 million. it's good news for the nba and great news if you're a racist. [ laughter ] i can make $2 billion. how much money did i make? i want to say congrats to