>> all right. >> stephen: jon stewart, what&-?, jeez -- >> stephen: we're not playing here. >> you can't answer it in terms of a particular sandwich. the best sandwich is one that understands the bread-to-ingredient ratio and does not -- so i can't say to you -- >> stephen: you can't do a hoagie? >> can't do a hoagie? are you an american? of course you can do a hoagie. >> stephen: that's a big bun, man. >> it's not a big -- stephen, have you had a sandwich? what kind of -- >> stephen: i've had a few. okay. whether it be a po boy, a hoagie, kaiser, muffuletta, it doesn't matter. what matters is the ratio of ingredient to bread and the addition of your liquidity, whether it be a condiment or -- >> stephen: a pickle, i'd say. a pickle is -- i mean, that's a bold addition. what's nice about the pickle is you're getting a flavor addition, but also a textural jolt, if you will. >> stephen: sure. that breaks in. so what happens is your mouth comes through the bread generally fresh, somewhat soft. so in your mind you're, like, oh, i've go

stewart? a guy who i believe is making a lot of calls to doug, he looks a lot like. doug he could pass for. doug we did not want him to know that we were. coming >> please pay a surprise visit to this mystery. caller >> how do you know that? story >> through xbox live. >> and he's gotta hit spinning some parts of his own? the go see his wife. >> okay did he say why? i. >> to hide or. when dateline continues to months in here's where things stood in the investigation into the disappearance of venus stewart. the western michigan mother of two had gone out to the mailbox in her pajamas one morning in april 2010. and hadn't been seen again. investigators suspected her extreme hunts been dug was behind. it is one solid alibi that he'd been elsewhere, was now on shaky ground. cops theorized that he maybe had a stand in virginia so he could sneak off to michigan. but could be. private to find out detective chain krekor, and chuck christiansen, drove from michigan to an upscale mid -- amber delaware t

. >> reporter: the steel worker was stacy stewart.sexual relationship with michelle and said the defense stacy stewart appeared to be the very man kevin tubbs saw with michelle in the early hours of september 12th. >> there was a blond woman out there and a young gentleman, you know, in his early 20s. >> reporter: tubbs identified that man from a photograph. >> his physical appearance, his facial hair, his height, his age, and the type of vehicle he drove. >> reporter: tubbs said the man he saw was standing beside a black truck. stacy stewart owned a black truck. same kind and it's a new model and it's a chevy. you look everything up and it's all coming together. >> reporter: stacy stewart has denied any involvement in michele's disappearance and he has denied he ever had a relationship with michelle. he said he was never even alone with her. still cal's side was convinced that stewart and a friend of his played some role in michelle's disappearance. in 2015, trial number three opened to the town of schohaire a change necessary said t

have to net wall comedian john stewart. have to get wall street _ comedian john stewart.treet open to make i get wall street open to make the country feel safe again, but there is a price for that and we are paying it stop the united states government certainly let us down it should not have taken people likejohn stewart to shame them, you know, because that is the only way that this legislation got past, was shame. figs way that this legislation got past, was shame.— way that this legislation got past, was shame. as rob battles with his health, _ past, was shame. as rob battles with his health, his _ with his health, his sister—in—law kimberly is nursing a different type of pain. herfathervincent nursing a different type of pain. her father vincent never came home from work in the twin towers where he was a vice president at cantor fitzgerald. to having notjust die at work, to having not just die at work, but disappear, in the whole physical— but disappear, in the whole physical sense, he isjust physical sense, he is just gone, _ physical sense, he isjust gone, and thatju

his name ronald stewart. family and friends are looking for ronald stewart in west oakland.y say the 58 year old was last seen at this convenience store on 12th and market streets. thursday night around 7 30 just blocks from where he lives. he's from the neighborhood. he grew up here. relatives tell me he stays at this home with his mother, who is in her eighties and that he has wandered off before that they've been able to locate him in a matter of a few hours. until this time, we're very worried because he's a diabetic on top of being mentally disabled, and he hasn't taken his his diabetes medicine. family members say. stewart is autistic and doesn't speak. they say he's not violent, but it's best not to approach him. he's unlikely to respond to a stranger. stewart is being described as five ft. 10 and £180. we just wanted to get him back home to his mom. and. and get him the help that he needs. stewart was last seen wearing a white t shirt, grey shorts and slippers. been looking for him. if you guys see him he's standard than this picture. family and friends say they've b

jon stewart, it sounds like you have it all. bing i was looking for a good little ending how do you like that as an ending >> it's nice. >>> i thought it was a good ending thanks, jon. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, covid numbers are low, so can we take off our masks? >> whether they get rid of it or not, i'm going to still wear mine. >> san francisco could be ending its indoor mask mandate. will this help small businesses? >>> thousands of families could be evicted beginning tomorrow, as the state's moratorium sex pyring. tonight, what you need to know if you're facing eviction. >>> how do we teach kids about racism? a school district bans a book written by an asian-american author from the bay area. she's fighting back and joins us tonight.

stewart kind of casually dropped in there.ealized it's within a long time since i last asked you, do you think it is for real, with your knowledge of the former president and the scene right now, do you think he is as good as in the race? >> i think right now it certainly appears that he is. and, you know, it's a long time until 2024, things can change but it looks like he's going to be in the race again. and the anti-democratic movement which is kind of what the republican party has morphed into due to the big lie and adherence to the big lie about the election. it is not just trump. it is being abetted, aided, fa sill talt home run tated, enabled by elected public officials who should know better who one thought maybe did know better but who are making possible the kind of democratic rupture in this country that we got more than a glimpse of on january 6th but that we thought was impossible. i thought it happens in the countries that i cover in south america many years ago. i didn't think it happened here yet i have to belie

this sunday, he and jon stewart are putting on a show called "nyc still rising after 20 years: a comedyat madison square garden pete davidson is here tonight! >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's our dude. >> steve: that's my man. >> jimmy: plus, she stars in the new film "vacation friends" on hulu. meredith hagner is here. [ cheers and applause and we've got a great in-studio performance tonight from baby keem. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it's awesome, by the way. i saw rehearsals, and oh, man, it's great guys, did you ever see a photo in the news and think that headline could be much better? i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "news and improved." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ news and improved ♪ >> jimmy: for example, check out this first photo the original headline was "biden directs federal aid." the headline could definitely be improved, because if you only looked at the photo, the headline could have been "man drops corn cob right before his first bite." [ laughter and applause chomp. let's check out this next photo. the regional headli

jon stewart really to make his big return to tv after six long years away >> how did it feel to be back in front of an audience >> because of the covid, i still like -- i'm still not very pleased when anybody exhales >> our exclusive interview today, wednesday, september 29th, 2021 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >> and good morning, everybody welcome to "today. it's so good to have you with us on this busy wednesday morning >> it is we are going to begin with the countdown to the shutdown. if lawmakers do not come to an agreement by the end of the day tomorrow, the government shutdown will begin. how does it affect you it affects everything from national parks to loan applications >> and that looming deadline is one of the reasons stocks fell sharply yesterday. nasdaq down 2.8%, its worst day since march. >> both are major concerns for the biden administration which is facing new fallout over the chaotic end to the afghanistan war. day two of a capitol hill hearing looking into that withdrawal >>>

jon stewart, it sounds like you have it all. bing i was looking for a good little ending how do you like that as an ending >> it's nice. >>> i thought it was a good ending thanks, jon. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other good night ♪ ♪ ♪♪ been trav'lin' these wide roads ♪ ♪ for so long ♪ ♪ my heart's been far from you ♪ ♪ ten thousand miles gone ♪ ♪ oh i wanna come near and give ya ♪ ♪ every part of me ♪ ♪ but there's blood on my hands ♪ ♪ and my lips are unclean ♪ ♪ in my darkness i remember ♪ ♪ momma's words reoccur to me ♪ ♪ surrender to the good lord ♪ ♪ and he'll wipe your slate clean ♪ ♪ take me to your river ♪ ♪ i wanna go ♪ ♪ oh go take me to your river ♪ ♪ i wanna know ♪ ♪ lord oh please let me know ♪ ♪ take me to your river ♪ ♪ i wanna know ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! give it up for my band y'all! [cheers and applause] that was "river" by leon bridges, cassidy requested that s

overturn the 2024 election and restore trump or some version of him back in power with me now is stewart stevens, senior advisor for the lincoln project. stewart, i want to start with you because you spent a long time working in, you know, normal era republican politics and i just wonder what you made of the argument that what we saw was not just a rag tag band of losers ransacking the capitol and defecate all over the mace we saw a practice round for overturning future elections that actually continue to be extended with the fake recounts and changing election laws do you agree with that basic premise? >> 100%. i read robert's article and i said hallelujah. there is a need for us, a lot of us to believe that we live in a normal time, we have a normal president, there is such great tension over the last four years of trump but that would be a huge mistake and it is exactly what the autocrats who have become the republican party want us to do they are very patient. they're very well funded they have buffoon archaracters t front. what robert said is so dead on and we have to take this seri

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his name ronald stewart. family and friends are looking for ronald stewart in west oakland.y say the 58 year old was last seen at this convenience store on 12th and market streets. thursday night around 7 30 just blocks from where he lives. he's from the neighborhood. you grew up here, relatives tell me he stays at this home with his mother, who is in her eighties and that he has wandered off before that they've been able to locate him in a matter of a few hours. until this time, we're very worried because he's a diabetic on top of being mentally disabled, and he hasn't taken his his diabetes medicine. family members say. stewart is autistic and doesn't speak. they say he's not violent, but it's best not to approach him. he's unlikely to respond to a stranger. stewart is being described as five ft. 10 and £180 were just very concerned. i don't want to be emotional. we just wanted to get him back home to his mom and. and get him the help that he needs. stewart was last seen wearing a white t shirt, grey shorts and slippers. been looking for him. if you guys see him he's thinn

as described by john stewart.hink that they are already demonstrating that they alone are up for the fight, especially in the halls of congress, where you have both mccarthy and mcconnell vote against the -- that was available to get to the truth of what happened that day on january. six so democrats are full of seats to launch a selection committee. i think they're already doing that. and i think what comes next comes critical. to the success of what we can discover in the still looks committee, and that's why representative schiff's already said, we're jumping straight to subpoenas, because we're not trying to waste. time with people who would be resistant abiding by respondents subpoena, and schiff knows what he's talking about based on the response he got to subpoena issues, previous impeachment trials were trump admissions just ignored it essentially. and so now with this white house this emoji is already encouraging, trump officials to cooperate with congressional inquiries. hopefully we get somewhere and as

"the problem with jon stewart" begins streaming on apple tv plus.c each episode. the first show looks at issues involving u.s. military veterans. the secretary of veterans affairs will be interviewed. >>> it's ready, set, action for a new museum all about movies. the academy museum of motion pictures opens today in los angeles. the 300,000 square-foot museum features items from some of hollywood's biggest films including the "wizard of oz," "citizen kane," and "star wars." it was supposed to open in 2017 but was delayed by budget issues and then the pandemic. >>> and come on down for a primetime special celebrating 50 years of the legendary game show, "the price is right." tonight's two-hour special looks back at some of the show's biggest winners, never-before-seen outtakes, and a salute to longtime host bob barker. he was replaced on the longest running game show in television history by drew carey in 2007. >> i think one of the biggest things about "price is right" as far as its longevity is that it's average people having a big day. >> what othe

stevens, stewart, what do you make of this dustup over general milley who truly was encountered with colonel kurt situation, and whether his enemies want to admit it or not, was the human guardrail in the pentagon which was without a senate confirmed defense secretary. but >> as you pointed out earlier in the, show something similar happened when nixon was falling apart. look, nixon on his worst day, was socrates compared to donald trump. this is a guy -- what do you do with a lunatic who has nuclear weapons? i think maybe you put the country first. that seems to me what happened here. i have absolutely no problem with it, all and i think the majority of americans, the idea that there was a stabilizing force at a time when a government itself was under attack by and not being defended by the president. i think most americans would find it reassuring. >> eugene as i said earlier, twitter users may not like, it but the truth, is chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and their counterparts overseas, have had a running dialogue for decades, that has largely kept the world safer. and, it'

stewart is that a real word prospect giving your knowledge of the currency? i have a lot of confidence in this biden administration. the people around him are incredibly solid, incredibly experienced unstable. smart people. and i think that they understand how the process works, and this is actually a place where i would be optimistic. i think that biden will be able to put together to steal. i think my plea to democrat is to understand what is at stake here. the problem king george has is that he couldn't imagine the creation of the american democracy, and we suffer from the same problem, we can imagine the ending of the american democracy. but it can happen. and we have to just realize that the one six, wasn't an isolated event. it was part of a larger pattern. and when you look at the easton memo, it's not a legal document, it's a plan to overthrow the government of the united states. it's written by a lawyer. look at these bills that are being introduced across the country. this is methodical. it's steady. and republicans are doing it because they realize

. >> stewart, how important is it that they are taking over the grass roots and republican party position in the states? >> look, you have exactly some successful political governors out, they're very successful, very popular. phil from des moines, charlie baker in massachusetts, larry hooker in maryland. i worked for all of these. guys i love. them but here's the thing, they are so out of touch with their own party, they can't take their state party chairman. and you know for years in

stewart hit the red carpet at the venice film festival.ser trailer last week. the film follows princess diana as she navigates a holiday with the royal family amid her crumbling marriage to prince charles. at a press conference stewart said playing diana made her feel more free, alive and taller. the role is already earning stewart rave reviews and oscar buzz. some folks calling it incandescent, brilliant. are you ready for this one? >> i've got to tell you, i'm ready. i will say i think it's tough to step into such a famous iconic shoes, right? everybody knows princess di. everybody also knows kristen stewart. >> the girl in the crown looks so much like her, it's hard to imagine anybody else playing that part. >> and we're so used to her playing that role now because of "the crown." >>> finally another record-setting year for bts. the k-pop super group will hold a whopping 23 records and a spot in the 2022 edition of its annual hall of fame. among those records are most streamed groups thanks to ar. most viewed music video in 24 hours wit

including spencer, the latest take on the life of princess diana played by hollywood star kristen stewart. ♪ >> i am phil gayle, welcome to the program. taliban forces in afghanistan have been battling to capture the only province not under their control. remnants of the afghan army and fighters loyal to former president are in the valley surrounded by mountains, making it difficult to capture. despite this, tell events spokesperson -- taliban spokespersons claim it will fall but it has not been confirmed. let's go to a journalist and couple. -- double. -- kabul. >> there has been no official taliban claim they have taken the region, but many have claimed it as well as other accounts. to verify is difficult because telephones don't work there at the moment or not calls did not go through. afterwards they sent a video message to tv stations in which he saihe is still in the region and there is fighting going on but they are resisting. there has been fighting and advances, what exactly happened is unclear. it seems the taliban in kabul thought the region is conquered because there have been

and she goes, "yeah, but james stewart is what jimmy stewart was billed as. everyone at the same time. so, i'm telling certain people jimmy. certain people james >> jimmy: then people think you don't like them. >> people think i'm not a nice person >> jimmy: yeah, they go, "hey, what's this? why can i -- i'm not in the jimmy club." >> yeah, "why does he get to call him jimmy, and i have to call him james?" >> jimmy: yeah, you actually have them start saying your middle name as well. that's really rude i got to assume you get recognized a lot because i know you from a lot of big things -- "mad men," you were great in. "watchmen," "billions. >> thank you >> jimmy: do you get recognized a lot? >> yeah -- i mean, it's like -- not like you it's not -- you know, there's no - >> jimmy: "yo, james!" >> yeah, right [ light laughter ] i kind of get like the look, like, "is that my cousin why do i know that guy?" [ laughter ] or like, "was he at thanksgiving was he at my aunt's thanksgiving?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: was he at thanksgiving >> "why is he smiling back at me

people like jon stewart to shame them, because that is the only way that this legislation got past, wasshame. nada: as new yorkers collectively grieve on this anniversary, the command to never forget takes on new meaning. for those born after september 11, how will they be shaped by the stories and lessons of that day? nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. laura: before we go, tomorrow will be an emotional day here in new york city and across this country. here at the sight of where the world trade center once stood, six momes of silence will be observed, marking the times at which each of the twin towers was struck by the hijacked planes, the moments when they collapsed, the time when a plane slammed into the pentagon, and the crash of flight 93 in jacksonville, pennsylvania. the names will be read out at a ceremony attended by family members, survivors, and first members. president joe biden and the first lady will be here also. tonight, a tribute. a new york tradition as twin beams reach high in the sky, honoring those killed on 911, marking the resilience of new york city 20 years on fro

and stewart stevens is a veteran of five republican presidential cam pains.rk chris christie's gubernatorial 2002 race. stewart, i'm going to start with you as someone who's running a lot of races. one thing is there's who wins and loses. if you are trying to look at trends, there are losses that are good losses. if things swing eight points, you can say, hey, we made ground. jon ossoff's first election down in georgia, he didn't win but clearly there was movement. i don't think you can find a single result for this party, you know? >> it wasn't that long ago where california was the beating heart of the republican party. it was the ideological heart. it was the electoral college sentinel. independents knock it down to third place. departing doesn't have any role in major decisions how to govern california. you do crazy stuff like this. it's really a classic race about neoism. there was nothing this race was about except, what, newsom had done too much to protect the citizens of california? so sort of like a referendum on death? i'm glad death lost. what does

elizabeth: okay, congressman chris stewart, great to have you back on.n. >>> later this hour more on how the impact of the border crisis is being felt in america's heartland. drug gangs slamming law enforcement thousands of miles away from the border. the murder rate yes did jump a staggering 29% in 2020. up next former white house covid task force leader he is dr. brett giroir. a potential looming shortage of health care workers in new york. they don't want to get vaccinated. they will get fired. the governor calling in the national guard. this is a story that may play out across the country. stay with us. you're watching "the evening edit". elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show former hhs assistant secretary. he is dr. brett giroir. good to see you back again, doctor. okay the president is going to go to chicago on wednesday to talk about vaccine mandates on businesses. we haven't seen the osha rules yet. now we see here in new york state health care workers getting fired for not getting vaccinated. the governor is calling in the national guard. wh

we will have more on this story with chris stewart who is on the house intelligence committee.ntime the taliban is expected to announce a new government in afghanistan next week amid nationwide economic instability. meanwhile qatar and turkish teams are working to restore operations at the kabul airport as a resume in that country. trey yingst is live in doha. >> good evening domestic flights have started in afghanistan and as the qatari's and turks work to get the airport operational again. there are ongoing discussions to determine who exactly will run the airport and for how long. we do know according to qatari sources that it'll be on evacuation and humanitarian aid. >> this is our first light yesterday we went to iraq and spent the night on their then we took the passengers and then we traveled to kabul. >> this comes as a television works to get civil services up and running again under their new islamic system. video shows lines of a number of banks while others indicate other facilities have closed. the united nations is scheduled to hold a conference on september 13 to

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professor of political science charles stewart iii.ight. thank you for taking time to be here. >> it is great to be here. thank you for having me. >> let me first ask you if i am asking the right questions and looking at the right universe of concerns, the kind of framing that i put on this and the way i set this up. do you think it is the right way to look at it? >> well, i mean there's a big concern here, which is the undermining of american democracy. look, i mean it is a commonplace but it is fundamentally important to note we are a, you know, nation of laws, not of people, and we have ways of running elections. those are set in stone and we run elections by those laws. you know, we've done this for hundreds of years, a couple hundred years. that's how democracies work, especially american democracies work. what we're seeing right now is an attack on the rules by which we run our elections and a systematic attempt to call into question the outcome based on what? based on no evidence. based on violating the rules on which the electi

carol >> caller: hi, jim boo-yah to you this is carol, home of the orange and the awesome brianna stewart. >> yes, that's right that's right and good air conditioning company. what's going on? >> caller: well, i wanted to ask about isrg a few weeks ago, there was something in a write-up where mark rubosh sold 1.2 million dollars in shares, and marion c coret sold $4.6 million. brought the stock down about $40,000, and i was wondering what's going on? is anything wrong? >> let me answer this one. there are people who sell for many different reasons we don't know, and that is a disturbing pattern the stock is down. i know this. intuitive searchable is one of the great stocks of our time i have been recommending it literally for 900 points, and i'm not backing away one bit the machines work. it's a great company can we go to new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim boo-yah. >> boo-yah >> caller: i am really so thankful to you that you took my call, and i am a new investor. and i am a novice investor because i just started recently. and on september 24th, i bought bank of america shares at $41.25, and

katie, stewart, thank you both, that was great.e recall effort was obviously a disaster for the republican party and trumpism. we will take a look at what the blower results mean in california, specifically for covid. next, specifically for covid. next are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align every day can help. align contains a quality probiotic developed by gastroenterologists. it adds more good bacteria to your gut to naturally help soothe your occasional bloating, gas and abdominal discomfort. support your digestive health with align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. try align today. and try new align fast acting biotic gummies. helps soothe occasional digestive upsets in as little as 7 days. under the little secret about the effort to recall democrats california democratic kevin. usman said it started before any of the punitive reason it said they were doing this. later the recall effort got on their way in february 2020. before covid had taken h

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and it will be talked about for decades in the future of what stewart has done with social media ands a problem for the marine corps. while stewart broke the chain of command, general mckenzie and general milley and secretary austin broke the chain of trust and confidence of the american people. for that, they should be embarrassed. >> they it should their rank and resign for that. >> today's hearing showed they won't accept accountability for the mistakes they made. they wanted to blame everybody else -- the afghan military and the weather. i am telling you, they should resign. >> laura: shouldn't they are fired? >> you and i both know joe biden is not going to fire them. >> for my son we have to get word out to the american people about what is going on. he needs our help. we are asking the american people to write their congressman to say it's not all right with them. we want them to resign and we want stuart released. we would like him to have his pension reinstated and his military benefits that he will need. if they won't do that at least release him and let him out of the mari

justin urquhart—stewart there. now on to the uk's biggest trade union, the tuc. needs to be better prepared for future economic shocks. the tuc�*s general secretary believes "covid is not going to be a one—off". frances 0'grady will also tell its annual congress later today that "climate chaos is here already and the longer we put off getting to net zero, the more disruptive it will be". they are also calling for lots of action on the part of government to support workers. joining me now is kate bell, who's head of economics and employment rights at the tuc. kate, good to see you this morning. give us your take first of all on this government announcement that it's going to do all that can do support 425,000 jobs a yearfor do all that can do support 425,000 jobs a year for the next four years. with various measures. is it not good news? good morning. it is of course good to see the government talking aboutjobs but so far, it's not quite clear from this announcement whether this is new money, it's not clear the period over which it will be spent and unfortunately,

jon stewart adding, no one could make you break like norm mcdonald. and conan o'brien saying, i will never laugh that hard again. norm mcdonald was 61. mcdonald is survived by his son. he was on "weekend update" on "snl" for three seasons. the story goes he got fired because he refused to go easy on o.j. at the time. >> we did see the clip. he was not going easy on him. you saw him once live? >> i did get to see him live once. i didn't know that would be the last time i would be able to see him out in new york. something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn how homeowners are strategically using a reverse mortgage loan to cover expenses, pay for healthcare, preserve your portfolio, and so much more. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. with a reverse

stewart has been at alta bates hospital for five days now, because stewart cannot communicate. he hasn't identified or wasn't identified until a nurse saw our report last night and called police. his family is in the process of bringing him home now. also in oakland, police are on the lookout for a woman with alzheimer's disease was missing. 53 year old kimberly cooper was last seen at nine p.m. saturday on san pablo avenue near 61st street. cooper is five ft. 10 inches tall and £155 with gray hair and brown eyes, a san francisco sheriff's deputy accused of making threats during a drunken rampage made his first court appearance today are crime reporter henry lee here now with the latest henry. well, julie that deputy entered not guilty pleas today to a number of charges, including some felonies. san francisco sheriff's deputy dominic varsity, now a criminal defendant in an orange jail jumpsuit. in court wednesday his attorney entered not guilty pleas on his behalf. we were not allowed to show his face authorities a varsity while drunk and off duty at a partner said potluck grop

the united states government certainly let us down, and it shouldn't have taken people like jon stewart his health, his sister—in—law kimberly is nursing a different type of pain. her father vincent never came home from work in the twin towers, where he was a vice president at cantor fitzgerald. to have him notjust die i at work, but to disappear — in the whole physical sense, . he'sjust gone, and i think that just really took away any hope of closure for us. l as new yorkers collectively grieve on this anniversary, the command to never forget takes on new meaning. for those born after september 11th, how will they be shaped by the stories and lessons of that day? nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. cbs news correspondent bradley blackburn is at ground zero. an extremely emotional weekend across the country, but particularly where you are. across the country, but particularly where you are-— where you are. absolutely, and emotional— where you are. absolutely, and emotional particularly - where you are. absolutely, and emotional particularly for - where you are. absolutely, and . emotional

leicester ended up sixth but greater things are expected now and freddy stewart soon burst through. line. the try was ruled out and that ensured leicester would end the half leading 20—5. no promotion or relegation again this campaign which could see greater risk taking, exeter threw caution to the wind and were rewarded with a penalty try. but the tigers roared back and nick dolly secured the bonus point winning try on his first premiership start, but he was not done. minutes later he struck again, exeter did not manage another try but the contest was over, a commanding leicester victory. there were also wins for northampton saints and worcester warriors. and sale sharks held on to beat bath 20—19 in a thrilling late game. australia have got a second successive win over the world champions south africa in the rugby championship. len ikitau scored two tries as did marika koroibete here — he struck twice in six minutes — to seal a bonus point victory. the wallabies winning 30—17. they're third in the table, one point behind the springboks in second place. meanwhile, the boks will be

leicester ended up sixth but greater things are expected now and freddy stewart soon burst through.igers conjured another store as harry potter crossed the line. try was ruled out and that ensured leicester would end the half leading 20-5. no leicester would end the half leading 20—5. no promotion or relegation again this campaign which could see greater risk taking, exeter threw caution to the wind and were rewarded with a penalty try. but the tigers roared back and nick dolly support the bonus point winning try on his first premiership start, but he was not done. minutes later he struck again, exeter did not manage another tribe of the contest was over, a commanding leicester victory. there were also wins for northampton saints and worcester warriors. sale lead bath 17—16 in the five o'clock kick—off. australia have got a second successive win over the world champions, south africa, in the rugby championship. len ikitau scored two tries, as did marika koroibete here — he struck twice in six minutes to seal a bonus—point victory, the wallabies winning 30—17. they're third in the ta

. >>> jon stewart is back. new show "the problem with jon stewart" debuts at minight on apple tv. he jokes nobody can find him because he's on apple television. my parents watch apple tv. i think anybody can find him. >> but it's late night? >> it drops late night but then you can watch it any time you want. >>> a slower pandemic recovery in california that ultimately outpaces everywhere. 62% of the 7 million jobs lost when the pandemic took home. this year the job market is predicted to grow only half as much. next year jobs in california should jump about 5% versus 3% across the u.s. >>> today is the deadline for small businesses to get state relief during the pandemic. here's what you need to know if you apply. applications are being evaluated based on the impact from covid. to qualify, small businesses need to have between 1,000 and $2.5 million in yearly gross revenue. >> they need to present documents proving that they were operating before june 5th, 2019. they need to have on hand the tax return for 2019

i want to bring in anna stewart. these coalitions are quite different. do they like what they see? >> reporter: interesting. on day one, isa, european markets are higher. it's germany that is leading the way. it was up over a percent. it's fallen back a smidge. no surprise here. speaking to analysts, the biggest risk was the left party was having some role. that risk is clearly off the table. as. >> fred: was saying there, we're looking likely at a three-way coalition. that has some really interesting implications for businesses because many policies pull in directions. you have very interesting specific sectors like the green policies wanting to ban combustion engines. big implications there. looking at markets today, there is no one sector that's standing out. i think that's because we are looking at compromise. this is day one as you say coalition talks continue for weeks, possibly months. i'm sure there will be moments of uncertainty that investors are not buying. >> indeed. anna stewart in london, fred pleitgen, thank you for joining us. >>> family and friends in the u.s. hono

keep going, stewart. >> go ahead, stewart. >> i think it's a party that followed senator romney whenf 2016 when he voted for impeachment. the country would be in a much safer place and the party would be on a path to redemption. it's an absolute failure to meet the moment and this is how democracies end, not with tanks or tv stations anymore, but at the ballot box and in the courtroom and that's the path we're on. >> steve? >> lincoln talked about this in 1838. he said all of the great armies of europe together marching on america, they could be transported here, that they would never take a sip of water from the ohio river. that if our lot is to be destruction, it will be by our own hand. it will be a national suicide. and when you think about president obama in the previous subject and what an amazing facility that will be and how transformative it will be to the economics of the city of chicago and to the south side, it is also a monument to democracy. the only country in the world that barack obama ever could have risen from the circumstances of his birth to become the leader of

an idea that women don't have to knock themselves out or you brought up martha stewart.ry's basic ways to do it. that is some of what home economics does or did. >> i think they were just very good at zeroing in. what's necessary? what's not necessary? it's the opposite of this 50s mindset that you have to have the cleanest floor and the nicest drapes. >> why do you think, is that why you think it declined in the 60s? point that out as a time when holcomb home economics went into decline. we did a very traditional economics, sewing and cooking really basic stuff. it was exactly what my cousins who were older had taken before, it wasn't changing at that point, at least where i was. i know a lot of things change in the 60s for a lot of social reasons but is that why home economics wanted to decline? >> i was looking at my spreadsheet the other day. has a dozen tabs in it now which i was working on my deadlines and due dates and i saw the point at which my due dates went off the rails. that would be when what was supposed to be chapter 7 about the 50s became chapter 7, augu

to women who were home of commerce and business, the big business group, they can't stand martha stewartbecause she does this property time-consuming and expensive stuff, they were about get dinner on the table. get dinner on the table and move on. richards, one of the founders of her home economics my first whimsical and mighty, public health research, a chemist, she said something like what is necessary for a house to be a home? she wanted you to be what was hygienic, but maybe your house feel like a home and the rest was just like let it go. make it easier, pay somebody else to do stuff, she believes in take-up. she thought it was ridiculous that people just all looked for themselves. she said something like i grant that every family has a taste for its own particular kitchen bacteria but that's projects back be solved with education. [laughter] >> i love it. >> she's amazing. >> your description in the other, margaret washington, we'll talk about her as well. i'd love to hear you go on about her. >> they were both extraordinary women.h he was so famous when she died in 1925 i the pre

alongside comedian jon stewart this was lou shortly before he died. >> i should not be here with you, made me come. i will not stand by and watch as my friends with cancer from 9/11 like me are valued less than anyone else. >> reporter: the 9/11 victims compensation fund was set up just 11 days after the attack. its original goal was to help victims and their families. in january of 2011, a new act was signed, it re-opened the fund extending eligibility criteria and extending the deadline to file a claim until october 2016. now rescue and recovery workers could begin to get medical help. but in 2018 word of potential funding insufficiencies, that's when lu and stewart went to congress. >> your indifference cost these men and women their most valuable commodity, time. it's the one thing they're running out of. >> reporter: finally in july of 2019 the deadline to file a claim was extended until the year 2090. >> we realize there was a need for this sort of help and this sort of aid, if you will. >> reporter: bridget's father was a firefighter who died in 2017 from cancer his family beli

you don't have to knock yourself out like martha stewart.that's some of what home economics does. >> yeah. i think they were just very good at zeroing in like what's necessary and what's not necessary and it's the opposite of this mindset of you know you have to have the cleanest floor and the nicest place. >> is that why at the time when home economics -- that's when i took it in 1970 maybe so a was a very traditional economics sewing and cooking and really basic stuff and it was exactly what i cousins who were older had taken before and i wasn't changing at that point at least where i was so i know a lot of things changed for a lot of social reasons but is that why home economics wanted to decline? >> e. it's funny i was just looking at my spreadsheet the other day. my w spreadsheet which has a don tabsbs in it right now working n my deadline to my due date and i saw the point in which my due date really went off the rail and that wouldtete he win chapt7 about the 50s became chapters seven, 8, 9 and 10 in chapter 8 became chapters 11 and 1

. >> jacqueline stewart is pets in needs. >> it's really incredible that we were able to be there for her in that way. >> reporter: the money lindsey have given them will help more people find the pets not only they want but sometimes need. >> having little creature holding up to you and knowing that it loves you no matter what you do and who you are, that's just reassuring and makes you feel really good inside. >> aw. >> love, support, comfort. so much. >> the support of pets in need continues. after adopting parker and having it being a success, she became foster family. they have been taking more animals and helping them find their forever homes. >> what a beautiful story. all this week, nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are helping to clear the shelters. we have great rescue stories all week long. it leads to our big adoption event leading to saturday. you can find information on our trending bar and that's on the top of our home page. >> so cute. >> it's so cute. makes me think of lucy, your forever friend. >> i know. >> we miss her so much. she's probably enjoying this weather. she

the problem with jon stewart, that's on apple tv on september 30th jon will be releasing a companione the conversation with each episode of that also you, savannah, will sit down with jon, as i understand it, next week. >> exciting. >> oh, stop. >> you don't want to know. >> no, this is not -- i know i started it, but stop. >> enough! >> right >> what's up next in pop start, carson >> peyton manning. he made some pretty bold accusations during monday night football. it's him and his brother, eli. he was doing that and telling his brother the other day that he believes the patriots bugged the locker room held in indy, peyton joking that he had maybe gone to extreme measures or had to to protect those team conversations. here is what he had to say >> every time i played against new england, i used to go and talk to my receivers in the shower in the far corner i'm like, don't talk about a play next to my locker because i know it's bugged i know it's got a hot. >> mike: hot mic in there. we were in the shower, very strange to see seven guys hanging out back there in the shower, but take