stewart opens his home to a couple interviewing him.he true reason behind the visit begins to emerge. we uó('+ with a scene from "match," and then our conversation. >> absolutely, i remember gloria renaldi. >> you do? >> yes absolutely! >> well, what do you remember? >> what do i remember? oh god. i haven't seen gloria renaldi for oh more than 40 years. >> but you knew her? >> yeah. she was a part of our community. >> did you know her well? >> we all knew each other well. and she was one of several pretty intense relationships if you include helen escava, ralph chavez -- >> were you sleeping with her? >> how many times do i have to soothe your worried sex-obsessed brow? everyone of sleeping with everyone! yes i slept with gloria renaldi. we exhausted ourselves with sex. that woman had more basic positions than barishyakov. >> i saw the clip before the film. seeing this clip, i said, i got to this. that's hilarious.ifbwñ there is more of the same. >> yeah. >> in the movie. [ laughter ] >> it's rare that i get to have opportunities to do

when did jon stewart become the play guy? ( laughter ) what does jon stewart think of "oklahoma?"'s sad? my kids see that on the top of the cab, and they go, "oh, can we go see that?" and i'm like no. "you said it was great." "no." >> i lie gld i lied. it's no good pup can't go. you can't go. what is it for you? what is the experience like for you? you know as a stand-up you're always in front of the audience. >> yes. >> jon: so you ?efer actually experience your own work. >> i've never been to a chris rock show. >> jon: exactly! >> i hear they're pretty good. ( laughter ). >> jon: can i tell you something? they're great. >> thank you. >> jon: a little overpriced, but great. ( laughter ) but as a director, so you get to experience with the audience your work. what does that feel like is there is it subversive? is it weird. what does it feel like? >> it's subversive. it's weird. you know the thing. it's like you're a comedian. you come up with a joke in the afternoon. you tell the joke at 8:30, 9:00 at night, and you get it, immediate. and when you're doing a movie, you come up wit

my name is jon stewart. guest tonight jill leovy is going to be on the show. she is the author of "ghettoside." but as you can see, our great city still stands! ( cheers and applause ) tonight, we are moist but unbowed. surviving the only story that mattered, the one that happened in our region-- blizzapocalypsegeddon 15 the white-erdammerung. it all began yesterday when elected officials got news they hoped they would never hear-- it was going to snow.

martha stewart, my dear friend, martha stewart, she is here tonight.d she's here. [ applause ] this just happened. i -- she said, "where were you for new year's?" i said, "i was in iceland." and she said, "did you stay at the president's house?" [ laughter ] and i said, "no." and then she said "oh, that's where i stayed the last time i was there. where did you stay?" and i said, "oh, i don't want to tell you now." [ laughter ] because it's not as nice as that. can't do that when someone says they went on vacation, you just name the nicest place in the country. i saw a lot of beautiful things in iceland. i saw beautiful glaciers. beautiful shorelines. waterfalls. beautiful water falls. we had a tour guide. i saw his full genitals. [ laughter ] i feel like i can just move on. maybe i'll tell you why. we went to a hot spring, we walked to a hot spring and we got to a hot spring, we all had to strip down and put on our swimsuits, and i think maybe because of we're americans, we are a little shy about that stuff. my group was a lot like quick changing and,

good to see you again, stewart. welcome back. >> good to see you, sue. >> do those numbers, the expectations in general on wall street do they match what you're looking for? >> yeah they do. hopefully that's not the change. we look for about 250,000 increase in payroll jobs. november was over 300,000, but if you're getting 250,000, that's a strong report. it will cap, you know, 2014. when you add them all up close to 2.8 million jobs. yes, i agree the unemployment rate likely to move down to 5.7 and buried in there, i think we'll see good data. full-time jbs, not part-time jobs and i think we'll see a little better wage boost. maybe not the four tenths in november but two or three tenths with budding or wage gains for middle america. >> is there anything on the horizon, stewart, that could fly in the face of this good jobs momentum? basically what i'm asking what do you expect for 2015 the whole year? >> well we're actually expecting a lot of good things. we've got economic growth around 3.25% for gdp. we think we a

jon stewart showed a picture of a naked woman with her legs spread and the holy family in between. that's not mel brooks satire. i don't mind edginess. >> nobody is threatening killing jon stewart. >> i'm saying, though, i don't want to take this moment to say the artists need to exercise restraint. self-sensorship is in order, don't hit below the belt. >> in your "snl" days, you would have ticked off everybody. >> i should have been dead ten times over. >> can you go too far? >> you can say what you want when you want. >> no matter how pornographic or obscene? >> any religious satire. >> pornography, should that be freedom of speech child pornography? >> there's a law against that. >> according to you, there shouldn't be. you believe everything should go. >> i don't disagree with you. we are in the same boat. i don't think you are satirize any group. to say the guy that ran the magazine should be killed -- >> i didn't say that. >> he didn't say that. >> he drew a line between things journalistically and things that go too far. >> satire. bill you are not wrong. you can't marginali

kristen stewart is here.t to talk to her. [ cheers and applause ] from one of my favorites, the fantastic hbo show "girls", andrew rannells will be stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have stand up comedy from phoebe robinson. it's going to be a great show tonight. we'll be right back with more "late night". [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (announcer) don't settle for 4g lte coverage that's smaller or less reliable when only one network is america's largest and most reliable 4g lte network: verizon. with xlte, our 4g lte bandwidth has doubled in over 400 cities. and now, save without settling. get 2 lines with 10gb of data for just $110... ...or four lines for just $140. and get a $150 bill credit for each smartphone you switch. hurry! offers end february 4th. only on verizon. [bassist] two late nights in blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend days booking gigs, then we've gotta put in the miles to get there. but it's not without its perks. like see

stewart scott was 49. >>> coming up, our scott reidçuw)mpu takes a look back at scott's life.man he once worked with. >>> the obama's are back in washington dc. he won't be spending too much time at home. the president is scheduled to hit the road wednesday for a trip to michigan, arizona and tennessee. on the president's agenda executive action on issues as far as housing and higher education. the white house released a statement saying that president obama looks forward to looking with the controlled congress. a line of the fan was drawn. the president will not let congress undo -- in areas of health care and wall street reform and the environment. >>> two tea parties conservatives stepped forward saying they plan to challenge john boehner. lewy of texas made his announcement time. he criticized speaker boehner for passing a bill. he's open to the challenging -- for challenging the speaker. a speaker for banner -- >>> continuing coverage on air asia flight 8501. there were tears and prayers for the 262 people when the plane went down 8 days ago. as julie reports search crews

stewart here? >> good afternoon. i'm actually speaking on behalf of the john peck from the gladstone institute that's a resident transit rider and a mta board member we're here today. >> state your name. >> i'm wendy with the mission bay t m a to ask you to wave the 2 hundred and 50 days penalty per day for not meeting the shuttle pilot program next the fox required in the format that is used by the transit parties their not business owner be able to convert it to the new format and they can't do so until january our inability to push the data to you in this new format is the only reason we're innovate in compliance with the program the reporting is for one stop the caltrain the fin of $250 per day we're here because your policy meeting isn't instill mid january our third over all expense is charpg community services like ours that are acceptable to the city transportation goal is counter productive and step in the wrong direction and reducing the caltrain is not a good solution for the mta or ourself especially 0 di

this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) >> jon: hey welcome to the daily show, my name is jn stewart. big one tonight. first of all from the fill song one, the delightful anne hathaway is going to join us. i can't condition taken myself. ladies and gentlemen i'm to the going to lie to you that is not what i do. last night was the state of the union address. in my time here at let's call it the anchor desk i have covered probably 62 of these. it's become as much as january ritual for me as my midday four-hour seasonal effective disorder nap. so to be honest i'm a little over it with the promising and the clapping and the-- wait is that one of the-- hold on a second. is that-- is that one of the actual founding fathers? sam [bleep] adams, is that you? what? huh? (cheers and applause) so going into last night, i got to tell you less than excited. until i heard what was going to happen. >> this is the biggest night of the year in american politics. >> tonight's the big night in washington. >> president oba

my name is jon stewart! our guest tonight-- oh, man is this fella talented, incredibly talented fella-- oscar isaac, from the film "a most violent year," is going to be here, but first-- ( applause ) that's for all the young kuwaiti kids who might be watching. ( cheers and applause ) that's all natural right there. ( laughter ) but first, america's election campaigns have become insanely expensive, but there's no need to pretend to reach for your wallet anymore. someone else is picking up the tab. >> the political network led by the koch brothers, has put a price tag on its spending plans. >> $900 million in the 2016 cycle. >> that's a lot of money. >> jon: now, you may think to yourself, oh, that's ( bleep ) up. ( laughter ) aren't those guys going to want something in exchange for spending the gross national product of many countries on one election cycle? and is the thing they want control over the levers of our democracy or would they settle for hand jobs? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) well, rest

president jon stewart new orleans time pick union. i have one question for you being president for six areas in washington d.c. for ten years why would you still think that? (laughter) it's amazing. (cheers and applause) >> jon: you've been in washington d.c. how do you still have that hope. you live in the city america invented for the sole purpose of sending its most pelty most partisan argumentative assholes, a plague evidently so ferbl the house of representativeses who sole purpose is to have representation will not allow it to be represented. look at these people you deal with every day. look at them not react to what under normal human circumstances would be unanimous applause lines. >> this congress still needs to pass a law that makes sure a woman is paid the same as a man for doing the same work. >> 11 million new jobs. a stock market that has doubled and health care inflation at its lowest rate in 50 years. (applause) vote to give millions of hardest people in america a raise. (applause) >> jon: what is that? are you sittin

kristen stewart is here.t to talk to her. [ cheers and applause ] from one of my favorites, the fantastic hbo show "girls", andrew rannells will be stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have stand up comedy from phoebe robinson. it's going to be a great show tonight. we'll be right back with more "late night". [ cheers and applause ] ♪ new and improved i can't believe it's not butter! 100% taste, 0% artificial preservatives. made with a blend of delicious oils, purified water, and just a pinch of salt. two, please. new and improved i can't believe it's not butter. it's time to believe. you need a team. how does animation work? working together. doing all kinds of jobs. and the best place to find any job, in any industry, is on the world's #1 job site. indeed. how the world works. ♪you better pledge ♪ your allegiance♪ ♪you're not the only one ♪listen up forefathers ♪let them have some fun ♪some fun ♪some fun. you know how she keeps it she mixes it up. with nice'n easy, you can shift a shade and still

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stewart scott was 49. >> >> sharing condolences, from hair son barns tweeting -- coming up in sports wrap, a look at his inspirational espy speech. >> >> president obama is set to get back to business after his two week vacation in hawaii has come to an end. the press corps reported one of the last stops on the obama vacation was a trip to pearl jam singer eddie vetter's house. president obama is slated to hit the road this week with trips planned to michigan, arizona and tennessee. the white house said is he planning to outline both new executive actions and legislative proposals. >> the commander in chief there face challenges ahead of him in the new year. dan springer was traveling with the president and has more on what is waiting for him in washington. >> reporter: he will be greeted by a new congress. house and senate controlled by republicans. one of first items is a new vote on the keystone pipeline. an issue the president has been critical of. experts say a keystone vote may be a wasted effort. >> they have control of congress, but they don't have the 67 votes needed for a m

welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. my guest steven brill is author of the health care expose american's bitter pill. but first i would be amiss if i didn't-- all right, here we go. hey, welcome to the daily show! 2015 in the house. >> 2015 is just hours old but all eyes are looking ahead to 2016. >> 2015 means it's 2016 decision time. >> 2015 is really the start of 2016. >> (laughter) [bleep] (cheers and applause) >> jon: i buy my novelty glasses by the decade. so-- but you heard rate. the race for the white house is officially begun. our nation's highest office up for grabs in a freeh for all most thrilling ritual of american politics in tonight's mock-up 2016 t begins! who has got first? >> former virginia senator jim webb became the first person in either party to announce an exploratory committee. (laughter) >> jon: okay. jim-- jim webb. charlotte's brother jim. (laughter) well he's in first. you know what i mean. at least he's coming in clean blank slate no way they can take jim webb down this early-- really that

attorney stewart wrote there wasn't even the appearance of a conflict.ut the sugar house casino which will compete for business with the new gaming house appears unconvince. it's filed a petition to review the award with the pennsylvania supreme court along with the other losing bidders. but sugar house wants to know if that personal relationship between diebert and stewart had an effect on who got the casino license. former head of the watch dog group the committee of 70 says, a fundamental question has to be answer. >> the real question is, did she engage in any kind of activity as an employee that influenced in any way the selection of the licensee for the second casino? >> reporter: allison diebert works in consume mr. protect for the pennsylvania attorney general according to his bio mark stewart once work there as well. both were unavailable for comment friday. the gaming board says it will provide a court response to all the petitions from all the losing bidders in the future. jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> leopard in i

>> stewart died yesterday after a seven year battle with cancer.in 1993 and helped launch sister network espn two. he often networked iconic show called sports center, monday night football, he was every where. just last year stewart was a an ordinary with the jimmy v award for perseverance at the espy awards and gave a great speech. >> when you die it does not mean you lose to cancer. you beat cancer how you live while you live and in the manner in which you live. >> unaudible. >> oh, man it was just so emotional. stewart was 49 years old. he leaves behind those two teenage daughters, 119, 114. he was great. as cool as other side of the pillow. >> yes. >> great man. >>> coming up on 6:50. new jersey housewives teresa guidice heads to a new home this year if you want to call it a home. >> what does it look like, is what the decoration. >> there is bars there. >> bars. >> reality stars scheduled to be in her 15 month prison sent tones day. guidice will serve time for conspiracy and bankruptcy fraud charges. >> orange is new black or has she gone bac

officer stewart never had a chance to draw his weapon. suspect used that weapon to kill himself. >> you're at gunpoint. >> reporter: body cameras, part of a growing arsenal of technology in policing giving us an intimate view of a cop's life. from the challenges to the life and death choices. this officer devastated in front of a dash cam as he discovers the suspect he thought was armed was not. the suspect died after the officer shot him, a police shooting determined to be justified. as hard as this is to watch, technology in policing. >> in the past, officers never had the ability to see this, so now we're learning from the mistakes or really just finding out if the officer has done the right thing. >> reporter: not just after the shooting, but before. >> have multiple subjects fired, one down in the arcade. >> reporter: this is henderson police officer, kohlman. in 11 years, never had to shoot a suspect but has to train to do it and know when not to. this is a 300 degree simulation created by bertra used by 200 law enforcement agencies

it's ideological, especially if it's stewart.art understands the point that i'm making and huckabee is making. i know he understands that point. >> that's an important point. >> right. >> even when they understand it, even when they privately say, i don't want my daughter hearing this stuff. >> right. >> they won't say it out loud. >> no. >> because that's giving ammunition. >> and it's not cool. >> to you and huckabee and christian conservatives. one other thing very quickly. barack obama has publicly said that he's embarrassed to be in the same room to listening to beyonce with his daughters. okay? but that's a typically liberal position. he doesn't go on to the next step, which is why is he totally embarrassed? because he doesn't want to hear lyrics about how the guy monica lewinsky'd on the girl's dress. that's what he doesn't want to hear. if he doesn't want to hear it in the same time and same place with his daughters shouldn't he wonder, bill, if it's okay for his daughters to hear it? and if it's okay for 14-year-olds and

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i'd like to welcome john stewart here who will be swearing all the newly elected supervisors in today as well as our new district three supervisor as well. with that i'd like to ask madam clerk if you can please call the role. >>supervisor avalos. >>present. >>breed. >>present. >>supervisor campos. >>present. >>supervisor, christensen. >>president. >>cohen. >>present. >>farrell. >>present. kim. >>here. >>supervisor mar. >>here. >>supervisor -- and president tang. >>present. >>supervisor wiener. >>present. >>yee. >>present. >>all members are present. >>thank you ladies and gentlemen. will you please join me with the pledge of allegiance? >>> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stand, one nation under god indyivisible with liberty and justice for all. >>and now i'd like to take a moment to acknowledge the many, many many department heads staff of our city family who are here members of our city commissions. as we all know we can't do all our work alone. we depend on many of them who are here today, so i want to recognize those

with jon stewart. [ applause ] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show" my name is jon stewart i'm excited we have good show i'm excited about my guest, sell ha director ava duvernay you have to see it. very excited to have her. first, you know -- i think we'd all agree 2014 was not a great year for people. and you hope now that 2015's we get a respite for us. our hearts are with the families i know very few people going to comedy as an act of courage namely because it shouldn't have to be that. it shouldn't be an act of courage it should be taken as established law. but those guys, they were killed for their cartoons. most part the legislators and journalists institutions that we gather are not in any way the enemy. for however frustrating or outraged can become go back and forth a conversation amongst those on let's call it team civilly sake. this time of violence only clarifies that but of course, of course our goal tonight is not to make sense of this because there is no sense to be made of this. our goal as it is always is to keep calm and carry on or whatever version of that saying i

is the "daily show" with jon stewart. [cheers and applause] >> jon: my name is jon stewart. we have a program for you tonight. my guest jennifer lopez will join us to discuss a variety of topics. [cheers and applause] >> jon: of course obviously tonight was the state of the union address. i won't go over in detail right now. it was all pretty predictable. obama took the stage. did his usual, america bad. america's enemy right. burned a flag, biden mooned, dropped the mic that was it. the real question is who has next. that's the subject. premature elect =stph-fplt ulation. i can't wait to see. very exciting. what fresh new faces 2016 has in store for us. >> mitt romney apparently back onboard after two losing campaigns. >> is mitt romney going to win again in 2016? [laughing] >> jon: woo, that is the stupidest -- question, yes he's doing again. the once but future not precedent revealed his possible plans to runish last week at the winter meeting of republican party members. >> there is a question whether i'm to embark. let me state unequivocally i have no intention to run f

attorney mark stewart i was not available for comment. the offices of the attorney general were closed friday. we left a message on allison diebert's phone. the gaming board will provide written comments to the supreme court on all four appeals made by the losing casino bitter in the future. iain, back to you. >> thank you. >> two police officers are recovering after a wild shoot out on a west virginia highway and check this out. that is not all. this thing is bizarre started around 4:00 o'clock yesterday when police pulled over driver of a stolen suv. that's when police say the driver of a pickup pulled up and opened fire. police say the shooter is the father of the guy driving the stolen suv. investigators say they found the bodies of two elderly people inside the suv. cops say the suspects broke into that couple's home early new year's day set it on fire and took the couple along with their vehicle. the two men are in jail tonight. the officer is expected to be okay. >> ice on the ground, flames in the air and accident on icy roads in

my name's jon stewart!ght, allison williams of "girls", the remarkable daughter of one very unremarkable newsman. (laughter) >> jon: i just want you to know tonight, out of respect for new mass transit ordinances here in new york city, i am blind my desk, i am actually man squeezing. (whistling) (applause) >> jon: i have been informed there are some gentlemen on the subway who believe that a ride to work is the time to ventilate the boys. i think that's -- you know, i think that's an incorrect -- you know, once you get to the office, let 'em loose. have some fun. but on the way to work, i can understand why you may want to keep it tight, keep it clean, let other people sit there without watching you smuggle plumes into the subway system. but, folks -- (cheers and applause) and you know it's actually good exercise. but let's begin with new senate majority leader mitch mcconnell! beneath his hardened exterior and love of all things lettuce -- (laughter) -- and seasonally-driven, sand-based spawbing spawning r