>> my man tariq is on the show. >> jimmy: no. >> "the deuce." >> jimmy: no, tariq. >> he is the scariestplays -- his -- >> i'm not kidding, he's -- he's a pimp of an actress. >> jimmy: look at this. >> there he is -- reggie love. >> jimmy: reggie love. [ light laughter ] >> his -- one of his ladies is played by kim director and last night she was telling me this story. in the opening, in the pilot episode, he has this whole amazing scene where he and this other pimp, c.c, have this conversation about nixon's war policy in vietnam. it's an incredible scene. while they're also like, looking for new prospects for -- ya know, to turn out. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> and maggie gyllenhaal saw that it was on the show. and she's amazing in the show. she saw the -- the dailies of that and she goes up to kim and she's like, "oh my god, you got the best pimp." >> jimmy: you got the best pimp. [ laughter ] >> you got the best pimp. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: no, i heard the voice and i go, i know this voice. >> yeah, he is amazing. my man, reggie love. >> jimmy: i know him real

>> tariq: actually, "it" is based on a book. >> jimmy: but not "what happened." >> tariq: yeah. happened" is just a lady lashing out at other people. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kind of like "look what you made me do." [ laughter ] >> tariq: i didn't make you do anything. >> hey, hey, stop. "it" is a movie that's based on a movie that's based on a book. "what happened" is a book about an election and "look what you made me do" is a song. and this is us. [ bell dinging ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, kamal. i get it now. thank you. hey, this is pretty amazing. i saw that a robot in italy actually conducted an orchestra performance. yeah. while a roomba in the back of the theater was like, i should have followed my dreams. [ laughter and applause ] get this. a new study found that younger americans are having less sex because they spend too much time checking their phones. [ light laughter ] then ted cruz said, why not do both? [ laughter ] >> steve: ho! hey! ♪ >> jimmy: guys, it is the end of the week and since there's too much to talk about, instead of g

we met pakistani immigrant tariq in 2006.e were impressed then with what he had grown, but that's nothing compared to now. today his company is a household name. edible arrangements. tariq had owned a flower shop but had a vision for a cut fruit bouquet. along with members of his family, he launched a store in connecticut. and by 2001, they opened their first franchise. within five years, they had opened nearly 400. >> how do i know we're not growing too fast? i don't think in business there's such a thing as growing too fast unless it gets out of control. >> they're now a global brand with annual revenue at almost half a billion dollars. you were one of the early people on the show here, and you had 400 franchisees. now you have 1300. >> 1300 stores. thank you. >> we're looking for about $5 million. >> do you know who this is? when they first came on the show to do an elevator pitch, almost nobody had heard of the company. they were pitching a new coconut product. it's called vita coco. both the company and category grew sub

i hat—trick helped warrington to beat tariq, too.t week. friends are into the final of the davis cup after beating serbia 3—1. jo—wilfried tsonga fought back from a set down against his opponent to own a 3—1victory. the a set down against his opponent to own a 3—1 victory. the hosts went into the date needing one victory from the final two singles rubbers againstan from the final two singles rubbers against an understrength serbia missing novak djokovic. and france will face... belgium in the final. they came through 3—2 against australia. darcis won the decisive rubber. belgium beaten by great britain a couple of years ago in the final. cycling and team sunweb won the team trial double after their victory in both the men and women's events. bmc racing settled for silver while team sky came third led by chris froome. in the women's event, sunweb set the early benchmark, with all others failing to better their time. ellen van dyke beat 26 winners by 12 points. that is all from sportsday. you are watching bbc news. the palestinian grou

to talk about that in the studio now with me tariq i will shaadi political scientist from berlin's humbled university tarik coalition talks are always difficult but if you look at the so-called jamaica coalition between the greens the f.t.p. and the c. the uses you they seem to be impossible are the differences too big you think and so as a couple of people have said today it's a long way to jamaica but i think in the end this will be the governing coalition for the next four years and america has quite some experience now with forging coalitions and i think this is these parties will come together in the end specially everything that we've heard and seen today they really signaled that they are going to do it they want to do it and in the end the supporters will likely come around especially for the smaller parties when there will be concrete policies where the party leaders can come back from the negotiations and say if we're in government this is what you're going to get if you're not in government you want it looks like the under machall c.d.u. even though the strongest partner in this

doctor tariq who is president of the coexist foundation and hers both of princeton in islamic train scholar. sure sir john jenkins whose career in the middle east on behalf of the british diplomatic service i cannot begin to list them all but they include jerusalem, iraq, syria, libya, saudi arabia, everywhere you would want to in the region. as well as leading the u.k. review, he's currently a senior fellow at the jackson institute. fortunately an ambassador was not able to join us at the last minute. i think we'll still have a next line panel moderated by graham woods, correspondent for the atlantic. i'm sure you've read his excellent article that was circulated in every part of washington last year on what isis really wants and his book. with that, graham. >> thank you very much. thank you to the bipartisan policy center and congratulations for this report. i encourage all to read to create a bipartisan report that takes into account the ideologies and especially difficult task, but this is a contentious, highly politicized issue slick trying to produce a bipartisan report on the yankees

. >> that's tariq of the grammy-winning band, the roots. he's teamed up with visit philly.eas focuses on a dicfferent area of the cit. they include history, shopping, outdoors, and of course, food. >> don't be putting no kale on my cheesesteak, i don't want none of that. >> the goal of the new campaign is to attract more african-american visitors to philadelphia. and just looking at the background, i have a feeling they're in jim's steaks. >> does look like it. >> on south street. i noticed that black and white tile. >> oh, that looks good! >> i've been there a few times. >>> speaking of food, sometimes you just want a break from cooking. how about tonight? >> sometimes, how about all the time? >> right, exactly. >> nearly every night. >> this is great because nearly every food truck in philly will be parked on main start at manayunk starting at 5:00, and that means everything from meats to sweets at the fall street food festival. it serves as the kickoff to manayunk street food week. >> philly is sometimes a tricky spot to be operating a food truck in. so when these events

then questlove, tariq, and kirk for the roots from will award you a score from 1 up to 10.lause ] whenever you're ready, kevin. >> can i -- can i speak? can i -- >> steve: yes, you can speak. >> jimmy: you set the scene. >> steve: yeah, you set the scene. >> all right, dad, i'm going to go wash up for dinner. i'm going to go wash up for dinner. no problem. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, my goodness! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is a master! >> steve: my goodness! can we -- may we see that again in slow motion? >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. look at the -- oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my gosh, such mastery. >> jimmy: you didn't realize it was ten steps. you get up -- i'm coming right down, dad. here you go. >> steve: oh, my god. the fosbury flop. beautiful. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: and now for the scores! judges? nine, seven and nine. >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ cheers ] >> steve: that's 25! that's 2-5. jimmy, you are up. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that's tough to beat, man. >> steve: hard to beat. >> jimmy: ugh. >> steve: set the scene w

what about you, tariq? what's in your bag?k, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah, that's cool, that's good. what's in your backpack james? >> my smaller backpack. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's inside of that one? >> my even smaller backpack. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: what's inside of that one? >> a tiny little backpack. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a tiny backpack right there. what's inside that one? >> oh, goodness. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: take a look, open it up what is it, man. [ laughter ] >> that's a good one. >> jimmy: greatest hits cd, that's james's greatest -- greatest hits, james. it's his greatest hits cd. all his hits. [ applause ] >> steve: that's what he keep -- that's what he keeps in his tiny backpack? >> jimmy: all those hits on one c -- compact disc. >> steve: one cd. >> jimmy: yep. >> steve: they all fit on one cd. [ laughter ] that's what he keeps in his tiny backpack. wow. >> jimmy: this one is from ron bell. "hey jimmy, it seems like no one knows how to pronounce the sparkling water 'lacroix.' is that t

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