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it's my pleasure to introduce stewart i know you know stewart is harvey's envelope he was a teenager he has taken on harry's mammal tell he travels around the world spreading harry's hope thank you global level to working tirelessly to inspire hope in others who wouldn't have it otherwise. stewart (clapping) i'm not sure this everyone got to hear the loudspeaker announcement when the chorus was introduced let me tell you again they're first public performance was at the amazing seaman's candlelight vigil to this day is humanities eloquently voice so, please join me in giving them another routinely they put this together in a week's notice (clapping) it's such an honor to be here in san francisco city hall with the type of diverse carl served with my usage on the board of supervisors is here my usage did a lot of causes that people thought were losing causes he ran a couple of times and lost but in the 11 months he challenged a lot of existing fierce of what could be and dreams of what we can co- create so when a man a fellow brown naming gordon decided to run for president of the boa

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last week stewart and are were at the white house for the stamp dedication it was a inspiring dedication but to both which us it's more important to do it here this was harvey's home and city hall he loved the most. (clapping.) i wanted to introduce our mayor, mayor ed lee who is going to speak to you and give some opening remarks we're lucky to have mayor ed lee represent us here in the city of san francisco we really understands obviously civil rights issues by understands the kinds of principles that harvey also talked about we as individuals don't have the same kind of superdelegate or power when we collaborate together and minority groups and disables individuals and lesbian or gay straight whatever with we come pathotote with w we have become the majority so mayor ed lee thank you very much >> (clapping) thank you, ann well to the people's palaces another wonderful occasion to see all i have you but also a unique one. i want to begin by tang ann and stuart for your wonderful leaders when i saw the pictures from d.c. and i've been there before on anothers cargos this was pretty uniq

we also had patrick stewart here.reat actor patrick stewart was here talking about x-men which was very exciting. and one of the things we do on the show when we have a band like we did last night, is while the band is setting up, it takes a while. so i'll go into the audience and do a q and a. i'll just see if anybody in the audience has something to ask me. so the first guy asked a question. 'cause i will say usually the questions are very similar. this was a question i had never heard before because it was very specific for patrick stewart. "hey, what are you doing? you got captain jean luc-picard and you didn't ask any star trek questions." [ laughter ] he seemed really hurt. so i politely sort of told him, you know, that wasn't really what he was here to talk about. and he's done so many other things, it would have been rude to talk about a thing he hasn't done for a very long time. and then i started asking other people some questions. then i got curious and i went back to him. and i said, out of curiosity, what

i'm jon stewart. man, do we have a good show tonight. my guest tonight on this very night we have -- you want to hear this. my guest tonight is richard gervais. he is a comedian of note from the united kingdom. very exciting. first very big story broke concerning our now teenage war in afghanistan. teenage years are tough for everybody especially wars. let's see what happened. >> breaking news a good news story u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl who has been in captivity in afghanstan for about five years was released by the taliban. >> across the board this is a magnificent wonderful story. >> jon: yes, this sounds like the perfect time for a brand new segment "a magnificent wonderful story." [cheers and applause] >> jon: you know it's so rare. this is why it's so amazing. it's so rare america gets a story like this, magnificent and wonderful. if it's okay with everyone here i think we should ride this patriot train to [beep] junction. >> everyone is rejoicing he's safe. going home to his parents. it's a complicated case. >> jon: it's a m

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thank you stewart and ann and mayor ed lee thank you and the post office is proud to pay tribute to one person of change harvey milk. i have to say thank you harry we really are to bring cool back to the post office he think with the stamp we're going to do that there's a lot of reasons to admire him its unique ability to bring folks together look at the crowd here. it started in the early 70s when he joined forces with temperatures to work on anti labor and anti gay practices. soon union truck drivers and lgbt t people were working together soidz towards a common person on harvey milk would have made things possible. in the years that followed mr. anything expanded his coalition to include senior citizens and young people and ethnic minority and more. there was practical reasons, of course, mr. milk was a politician. and he knew he needed folks whether or not we could find them but people from different backgrounds that got to know each other discovered how much they had in common the most important alonzo lesson he taught everyone has something that makes them different and one group

thank you (clapping) i'm stewart imagine i've been going on known a envelope of harvey milk (clapping) and my friend ann and i are could hosting we're splitting back and forth on introductions. two years ago we were invited by the post office there would be a harvey milk stamp and the team is are volunteers they've been living and breathing the post office we had to keep it secretary no one can know you can't tell anyone anything but we had an amazing group even if people leads lift ev'ry voice and sing by miriam working with an incredibly talented team of people so if someone asked me what quasi governmental intermits that have amazing talented and highly engaged and prospective modern be prospective folks i wouldn't have immediately thought of the post office by those folks have been trembles most people are proud and the design was by the post office folks we were honored to have the post office general in d.c. and equally happy to have rose marie he recorded to the chief of human resources in her roll she's responsible for the united states post office talent and training and deve

but krnz anchor simon hawk made a breath taking comment after columnist james stewart on the air thereare lots of gay ceos, but a number of them wouldn't talk to him about that. >> not one would allow -- >> well, i think tim cook is pretty open about the fact that he's gay as the head of apple, isn't he? oh, dear, was that an error? i don't know. >> an error? try mind numbingly stupid. you cannot speculate about someone's sexuality on national television, period. >> coming up, are steech colbert >> coming up, are steech colbert and jon stewart lose iing basketball softball cannonball which sounds most fun to you? ♪ i'll be back at the top of the hour for your top headlines. >> america has never been a soccer country, but there's been a huge surge of interest as the world cup has advanced to the second round. and the media coverage exploded when luis suarez bit a player from the italian team and was suspended. joining us now, jim gray. jim, this bite definitely disgusting. i think we can agree on that. but it's not like the first time it's happened. is the coverage been a bit overboard?

jeff stewart on the southern side is the most famous cavalry leader. one of the characteristics of all of these guys is they are relatively young. jeff stewart commands all of robert e lee's cap lori. he is 28 years old. he is a lieutenant in the regular army cavalry and decides to go south. he is killed in 1864 at yellow tavern. arguably, that is the significant of the battle of yellow tavern which is the most capable of the seven cavalry leaders is lost to robert e lee. of course, some historians would say that was an emotional or psychological loss. in the south really needed their cavalry at gettysburg, stewart was leading a cavalry raid and was effectively out of the battle. so, maybe his loss was not as significant as the moral blow that it was to the south. phil sheridan, top left, becomes the cavalry corps commander opposing stewart, beginning in 1864. he is 35 years old. or 30 years old. at the beginning of the civil war. did not really matter what branch you were. because almost all of these guys with the exception of nathan bedford forrest a

but krnz anchor simon hawk made a breath taking comment after columnist james stewart on the air therere lots of gay ceos, but a number of them wouldn't talk to him about that. >> not one would allow -- >> well, i think tim cook is pretty open about the fact that he's gay as the head of apple, isn't he? oh, dear, was that an error? i don't know. >> an error? try mind numbingly stupid. you cannot speculate about someone's sexuality on national television, period. >> coming up, are steech colbert and jon stewart lose iing unlimited cash back. let that phrase sit with you for a second. unlimited. as in, no limits on your hard-earned cash back. as in no more dealing with those rotating categories. the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase, every day. don't settle for anything less. i'll keep asking. what's in your wallet? help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile food. with special crunchy kibbles and great taste, it's a happy way to a healthy smile. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. if yand you're talking toever

thank you stewart. thank you, thank you. (clapping.) frail i want to say it's wonderful to be home. thank you stewart for your leadership to keep harry's memory alive and ann you inspire us to keep the hope alive. that's extraordinary thing that is associated you've got to give folks hope when he spoke those words it was an extension of what he authenticity in his heart and soul and mind he saw it as a verb it meant action hope meant action so that was the life that harvey milk lived. he lived a life that was about recognizing that through that action he would be a voice for very voiceless and often voiceless and often helped less people. harvey milk was somebody who understood the strength of holding a position of public trust in those public offices and embodied was it meant to be encouraged in doing work that need to be done unburdened by popularity of the work at hand and in that way i know i speak for myself and all the elected and leaders here in saying we like this stamp are part of harvey milk legacy. (clapping.) and it has been mentioned but i think it needs to be repeated

we also had patrick stewart here. of the things we do on the show when we have a band like we did last night, is while the band is setting up, it takes a while. so i'll go into the audience and do a q and a. i'll just see ifnybody ithe audience has somethi to ask me. so theirst guy asked a question. 'cause i will say usually the questions are very similar. this was a question i had never hearbefore because it wary specific for patritewart. "h, what are you doing? you got captain jean luc-picard and you didn't ask any star trek questions." [ laughter ] he seemed really hurt. so i politely sort of told him, you know, that wasn't really what he was here to talk about. and he's done so many other things, it would have been rude to talk about a thing he hasn't done for a very long time. and then i started asking other people some questions. then i got curious and i went back to him. and i said, out of curiosity, what would you have asked him about "star trek?" and immediately could i tell that he had not put any thought in

jcpenney's relationship with martha stewart will be more brief than that of macy's.mpanies have done, certainly the martha stewart partnership did not give jcpenney any sort of edge. the company has really been struggling. in its most recent quarter it did see a rebound in sales. we will see if that continues. macy's has remained an out performer on a relative basis when it comes to other retailers. >> thank you so much, julie hyman, our senior markets correspondent. he is a look at the top technology stories. parts toans to sell smart watchmakers. the world's largest watchmaker says it will not make its own smart watch right now. the ceo says his company has all the technology it needs to make one, but is waiting to do so until there is more demand. its firstl unveil foray into the smartphone market tomorrow at an event in seattle. seven years after the iphone, jeff bezos will announce a handset capable of pushing access to its online store. the device is anticipated to feature 3-d viewing capabilities that do not require glasses. alibaba's fourth-quarter revenue gr

certainly stewart and colbert. and every one of them is maniacal about the show. >> of course. >> they give it its driving vision. the big things -- >> david letterman was the same way. >> for sure. one of the big things he's to say all the time is if you take your foot off the throat of this show it will get up and walk away. that is 100% transferable to what i am doing now. you have to be on it all the time or you will look back and what you needed is gone. that is why being a comedian is so perfect for me. no comedian walks away from a gig going i feel fully satisfied by that experience. it did not fill the hole. it did not fill the hole. >> what is the hardest part about this program for you? >> is all hard at the moment because we have not done enough to be in any kind of rhythm. >> seven shows. >> we are still working out the process and even the show itself. >> how would you define what you want to show to be? >> i don't know. on a week i week raises it is changing. towardsrappling tackling things that are d

my name is jon stewart. we have a a show for you tonight. my guest tonight, the former iraq ambassador to the united nations, hamid al-bayati, will be on the show tonight, author of the book "from dictatorship to democracy," which i imagine for the paperback there will always probably be an addendum, depending on where it goes next. but first, you know, sometimes a legal ruling comes down that makes everyone say, what? we're just getting around to that now? like when mississippi finally ratified the 13th amendment banning slavery. [laughter] um, last year. laughter or when the supreme court ruled recently you can no longer use kittens for skeet shooting. [laughter] [audience reacts] before you, oh, that cat does look like it's attacking. i'm just going to give you the visual that. does not look like happy kitty. but these legal decisions are the subject of our new segment " jon stewart." [cheering and applause] i had said we shouldn't do that one some if we can just... i don't think that that... i don't think that that... i don't think that

. >> still to come, america's tweets and america's most trusted news anchors include jon stewart?> i woik lo say happy father's day to my father in wadell, arizona. >>> here are your top tweets and why the media ignored eric cantor's race until he was beaten by a virtual unknown. >> beltway inslayerity. beltway inattention and antipathy to talk radio noise. >> steve said they had written off the tea party and were buying all the polls. >> all you u.s. media drink from the same fountain and don't cover news anymore. rather just chase ratings. >> like 20 years ago when they chase that had bronco. it does not change. >> would have been good ratings if anybody knew cantor was in trouble but since nobody covered the race. >> nobody knew. >> finally good news for jon stewart and bad news for msnbc. in a new survey by the left-leaning brookings institution and the public religion research institution, 25% say fox news is the most trusted name in news. by the way, fox leads not just amongst conservatives but among independents as well. 23% picked broadcast news, 17% cnn and 12% public tv.

he was just trying to get it back out in play safely and go from there. >> not only did payne stewart find the right rough on the hole on his way to victory, he did as well. >> a little angle to the right. >> they go through the fairway to the left and try to cut it and overcut it right. >> 97 yards, a little further back at 135. >> i would imagine he is probably going to aim 10 feet left of the hole just to sort of get it up there and get it on the green putting. >> a little left of the hole underneath. nice. >> to the birdie last night. martin kaymer finished with another one tonight. a great way to finish and match the par that payne made all those years ago with another layup kind of shot. >> why? >> a big old tee shot. see if you can take advantage of t a good shot. martin kaymer, the line. maybe rickie and mcilroy in the hole. >> the rookie. it has been a tough day. work this one much for martin kaymer. >> fowler, also plus 2. martin kaymer. he is going to be a popular man in germany, i'm gonna tell you that. victory on mother's day last month at the players. and on father's day

like stewart grand, one of the great colorful characters. he created the well, an early online service. he helped do the mother of all demos which is when doug chose a computer system for the time. he was there with so many things like ken with the acid test. and he read the whole chapter and said he was there, here who was at the home brew computer club, here is what we did when starting the well. and others say i was at the home brew meeting and it was more like these type of people. so the wisdom of the crowd helps to crowd source. and i put a lot of that in the book and obviously gave them credit and said here is what stewart brand said when he read the early version of this chapter. >> it is tough to write a book like this when we are in the middle of what is a continual innovation period? >> no, because of the wonderful art and trojectory where there a couple themes and theme one is the creative people that understand the heart and the humanity connect their imagination to the machines and technology and that happened in the 1830's and

but krnz anchor simon hawk made a breath taking comment after columnist james stewart on the air theres of gay ceos, but a number of them wouldn't talk to him about that. >> not one would allow -- >> well, i think tim cook is pretty open about the fact that he's gay as the head of apple, isn't he? oh, dear, was that an error? i don't know. >> an error? try mind numbingly stupid. you cannot speculate about someone's sexuality on national television, period. >> coming up, are steech colbert and jon stewaing coverage? and the oddities of the world cup. i'm your buddy. i'm your team mate. i specialize in what i do and i care about my clients. call us today for a mortgage experience that's engineered to amaze. smoking with chantix. for 33 years i chose to keep smoking... ...because it was easier to smoke than it was to quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed

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--hink people are worried the judges are more worried about somebody like john stewart jon stewart.s i said earlier, been on your programs, even back when you were hosting "w journal," and i have been amazed over the years, stewart,u mentioned jon how you have been able to remain bipartisan in this world. c-span was first, and then you have fox news and msnbc, these other entities that are out there, and then even on journal," you have got the democratic phone line, the republican phone line, the independent phone line. you are bending over to accommodate. how do you do that? >> in my case, i am brain-dead. just our job. we believe so strongly in our mission. tavis: but it is the news networks' job too. getting criticized for leaving a certain way. >> it is only their job because they say it is their job. they can do whatever they want to do. we have just said in our mission statement that we are going to get out of the way. like it when i people tell me what they are thinking. i would rather have it that way rather than masquerading that you're totally unbiased, because you are in