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>> tariq: yeah. >> okay. >> tariq: do i say -- i say what it is, right?. >> tariq: okay, it's like a -- like you do it. [ laughter ] it's an action. >> an action. >> jimmy: like you do it. >> like you do it. >> jimmy: oh, my, ridiculous. here we go. [ laughter ] >> okay. oh, christmas tree? decorating a christmas tree? trimming a tree? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's so silly. trimming a tree and banana boat. okay. it is time for the final round. it's going to be a showdown. okay, here's what's going to happen. i'm going to draw. if kate guesses the clue first, we win. if tariq or patton get it then they win. >> okay. >> jimmy: okay. what number? i'm just assuming -- five. [ audience shouting ] [ laughter ] >> what is it? >> jimmy: it is a phrase. you ready, pal? >> yeah. >> jimmy: great. >> yeah. i'm feeling good about it. >> jimmy: okay. here we go. and -- here we go. >> okay. [ light laughter ] >> a cow -- [ laughter ] no. >> jimmy: sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. sorry, where am i? >> wow. >> united states. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> the country

. >> reporter: entrepreneur tariq fareed has a reason to celebrate. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> reporter: his company, edible arrangements, has mushroomed into an interna sensation. >> how much total revenue? >> a little over $600 million. >> reporter: it's a success that stems from humble beginnings. at 12 years old, tariq and his family came to the united states from pakistan, settling in 1981 in west haven, connecticut. he and his siblings had to get business, fast, because money was tight. >> my mother kicked us out of bed and said, go work hard. >> tell us about your earliest days as an entrepreneur. >> a lady living down the street from me, i would cut her grass and help her with the lawn. she said, honey, if you keep working this hard, you'll be a millionaire by 35. i liked the ring of that. >> reporter: within a year he took a job with a local norse where he leveraged the importance o servi and creative design. when an opportunity arose to buy a defunct floral shop in east haven, connecticut, tariq moved past. with $6,000 borrowed from his father's boss, he became the owner of fa

>> tariq: no, no, i'm, like, fine with driving.'s that i'm -- i, like, did bumper cars when i was a kid and -- [ light laughter ] i, like, had a traumatic experience. [ laughter ] i -- i was doing bumper cars, and i just remember getting trapped in the middle and everyone just kept hitting me, and i was just crying, and i hated it. [ laughter ] i kept hearing that song -- [ singing circus tune ] [ laughter ] and the mirrors and the lights, and everyone just kept hitting me and hitting me and i just remember being, like, so alone and so scared. [ laughter ] >> questlove: you'll do fine. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. thank you very much. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] that's tariq and questlove. ladies and gentlemen, tariq and questlove, right there. that's it. thank you, right there. that's good. more than enough. thank you. that's -- that's more -- thank you very much. thank you very much. there we go. [ laughter ] that's tariq and questlove, thank you very much. guys -- the news for travelers here, i read that british airways is

tariq and i are about to face off in a new game called "quiplash."irst we're going to need a few more players. [ drum roll ] and we found some good ones. she stars in the new movie, "proud mary", which is in theaters on friday. please welcome taraji p. henson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: my goodness! oh, i love you. >> hi. >> jimmy: also, from "saturday night live", it's michael che, everybody! right there. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: nice to see you. now, here's how the game works. on our phones, we're each going to get a couple of fill-in-the-bank style prompts. like, a good name for a singles bar for pirates is blank. then we each secretly type in the funniest answer that we can think of. and when we're done, two answers will go head-to-head on the big screen. and the other players, along with the roots, will vote on which one they think is funnier. but you don't know whose answer is whose until after you vote. okay, let's all take our seats and grab our phones. here we go. and let's start this game up. let's go. quiplash! let's do

. >> i told you tariq khan's money is good money.ariq, i want folks to know, he's like the babe ruth of movie predictions. his record is unbelievable. so tariq, thank you. >>> in washington, attorney general jeff sessions, he's putting states that legalize pot on notice. giving the green light to enforce federal laws against marijuana. what do the folks in the legal cannabis business say? a live report from the state. the eighth one to legalize recreational marijuana. >> we certainly intend to keep on with our operations. we are a state licensed, locally supported, fully compliant cannabis business. . arthel: what is believed to be the world's most expensive bottle of vodka has been found unbroken, but empty. after it was stolen from a bar in denmark. the bottle, listen to this, made of gold and silver, with a diamond-encrusted cap. it's valued at $1.3 million. it was on loan to a copenhagen bar. it turned up at a construction site nearly a week after the thief was caught on camera making off with the prized russo baltic vodka. eric:

tariq and i are about to play a a game of catchphrase.rmance in "lady bird." please welcome saoirse ronan! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, you're feeling strong? >> yeah. >> jimmy: look -- let's see the confidence. >> see the confidence. >> jimmy: see the confidence? she's confident and she knows it. she's a winner. tariq's partner is an incredibly talented actor who stars in "call me by your name." give it up for timothee chalamet, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming back. >> allht >> yeah, yeah, yeah. whatever, whatever, whatever. yes, we are. all right, all right, all right. >> jimmy: all right, guys, enough small talk, here's how it works. timothee, you're going to start the game by pressing start on this buzzer and drawing a clue from the top of the pile right there. you have to get your teammate to guess the clue as quickly as possible, then hand the buzzer off to the person on your right. >> fantastic. >> jimmy: all right, you can make any physical gestures and say whatever you want, but you

tariq mahmoud, rachael hiden. i think at this point if anyone is in the overflow room who wishes to address the board if they could come upstairs. my understanding is there were two people down there only who wish to address the board. >> good afternoon, directors. i'm nancy reuben and i've lived and worked at 16th and taraval for almost 16 years now, i know the neighborhood very well, and even though i don't use the 17th avenue stop very often i could tell you without a doubt continuing to plan to eliminate that stop on the corner of 17th and taraval in front of safeway would be a very bad thing to do. right now people with children and groceries hanging off of them only have to cross taraval street and get to the corner of 17th and they can take this streetcar. if you really remove this stop they can't do that. they will have to choose between crossing taraval at 17th and trudging up two blocks and it's pretty straight up hill with kids and packages in toe to get to the streetcar at 16th. or if they can't walk u

isn't that the best, tariq?riq: that's -- that's classic. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i thought you'd like that, yeah. [ laughter ] hey, check this out, a a 1969 cadillac that was converted into the world's fastest mobile hot tub sold at an auction, but the bidder wants to remain anonymous. because if you're riding around in a hot tub cadillac, the last thing you want is attention. [ laughter ] yeah, you don't want any attention on that. [ laughter and applause ] and finally you guys, i saw that this week, former first lady, laura bush was on hgtv show "fixer upper." [ laughter ] while, the current first lady asked if she could appear on the show "wife swap." >> steve: oh! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much, everybody. happy friday, everybody. >> yeah! >> jimmy: happy friday. [ cheers and applause ] we're all excited here at "the tonight show"

you're already writing it for tariq.ate. that's easy, man. [ light laughter ] okay, guys. we have our pal, bobna. okay, and she is from new york. hell's kitchen. >> whoop-whoop. >> jimmy: in the house, yeah. woo-woo -- [ laughter ] you kind of gave up. you kind of bailed on your woo-ooh. you're like woo-ah -- >> no one else joined me. >> jimmy: okay, good. yeah. i've got your back. her resolution is to meditate. she wants to get a little head space. a little love for the brain. a little time for herself. so this first one, this week marks the 50th anniversary of the recording of johnny cash's album, "at folsom prison." it's a classic. [ cheers and applause ] roots -- can you guys do a a johnny cash kind of song? ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, that's it. ♪ ♪ hey bobna don't you worry because in a new york hurry i'll drop it like a flurry but every january ♪ ♪ when i try i'm just like bobna when she tried ♪ ♪ to meditate on levitation i shake my head and cry ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. not bad, right? yeah, the

of rape and sexual assault a french judicial official says two lawsuits have been lodged against it tariq ramadan who denies the charges french media reported last year the two women had filed complaints against from of them for an alleged rape in two thousand and nine and the assault in two thousand and twelve. are rare a celestial event known as a super blue blood moon is gracing the night skies yes the three part lunar eclipse means the moon appears much bigger much brighter and redder than usual the spectacle can be seen in north america the middle east russia india and australia from predators was of the griffith observatory in los angeles. large crowds of people gathered here on a mountain top above los angeles the site of griffith observatory to see a rare and stunning celeste below vent the total eclipse of the moon as the earth's shadow fell across the moon it dark and people waited anxiously and then there were. dozens of gasps of delight as the lunar eclipse reached its point of totality the moon turned a eerie shade of blood red and stayed that way for the better part of an ho

dollars in aid with nothing in return but lies and deceit pakistan has rejected those accusations tariq peers advise a political analyst he says pakistan has already been shifting towards closer ties with china but china is a very you know this is a partnership which is called strategic cooperative partnership with china we are building everything from the fight. to the sea to the million investment of sixty billion dollars that china is making in pakistan there is everything is happening on the basis of partnership between pakistan and china so basically this strategic direction has already shifted from washington to building just that there is a certain mindset still in islam about that maybe we still need to be connected with washington and maybe at a limited level so was as the time goes by and if the u.s. sanctions continue i think pakistan should the united states might lose pakistan for a long time to come. russia says it hopes talks between north and south korea will lead to agreements that settle tensions on the korean peninsula after years of silence pyongyang and soul are set

in france, o oxford professor ad renowned islamic scholar tariq ramadan has been detained in paris after he w was accused by two women of rape and sexual assault last year. ramadan has denied the accusations. and gene sharp, a lifelolong advocate of nonviolent resistance, has died at the age of 90. gene sharp was most famous for his book on non-violent struggle, including the influential book "from dictatorship to democracy: a conceptual framework for liberation." he was also the founder of the albert einstein institution, which is dedicated to advancing the study of nonviolent action. this is gene sharp accepting the right liveliho a award i202012. >> nonviolent struggler nonvlent actionncludes ree one,ori of method -- the method of nonviolent prott. sysymbol actions, rching dow the street, dilaying ctain colors also inclus mu more powerful method of ncooperaon, such asocial boycotts ecomic boycotts, lartrikes, litical ycotts, civil disedience, and thily, the metho off noiolence, interveioion a diuption, su as citizens to sit-ins. amy: gene sharp died sunday at the age of 90 in hisis ho

derrick, frederick, rodrick, limerick, maverick, business quick, brunswick, derrick, fer i can, his tariq, generic, and clear glike cleric. that is my password, business quick. >> oh, is it? >> not bosco but which is quick. >> you love biscuits. >> mike, free april, could be with the eagles and could you adopt him. >> i would love to. >> his name would be jerrick jerrick. >> i've been following his career because every his first name jerrick. but i'll tell heart-warming story after young manny man with a first name jerrick. that will will be later on in the show. >> okay. >> heartwarming to me. >> what a tease. we can't wait to hear. >> yes. so facetious. >> did he adopt you? he is the one making nfl money, unless that anchor money is that great. >> when do they lands, probably friday, probably? >> i have no idea. >> we'll try to get jeff i can on the show, it will be jerrick and jerrick. by the way, we're changed name of the pep rally. i like this better. >> we needed something inspiring. >> and we needed some c's to go along with chicky's. >> chase for the championship, tomorrow morning

. >> tariq: yeah. >> jimmy: how did -- how did this come about? do they -- did they call you?ey say do you have an idea for a song? >> questlove: they asked us if we had an idea. you know, the movie takes place in the late '60s detroit. so, we decided to -- there's a a studio in brooklyn that has an 8-track machine just like they did back in hitsville, for motown. and we created a song that sounds like it was made in '67. >> jimmy: it really does. i go, this is beautiful. i know you had a song in the movie, i didn't know that it is the song. >> questlove: the song. >> jimmy: at the end of the main -- it's "the" song. >> questlove: "the" song. >> jimmy: you guys did such a a great job. i'm so -- i don't want to say proud, but it's like they're my sons. [ light laughter ] i'm proud of you guys. i love you guys and i'm just so psyched for this. and it's a beautiful performance tonight. so stay tuned for that. and congratulations again, the roots. [ cheers and applause ] "it ain't fair" is the song. guys, as we all know, a lot of news organizations rely on polls to determine how r

david: dan, i don't want to add to the hysteria, there is enough his tariqs in beltway we don't need more panic but the media will speculate that mccain, mccabe was forced out by the white house even though the white house is saying that is not true, could that being a sell rate the hysteria? >> the media in the washington deeply in the russian collusion narrative, no doubt about it. as far as the white house goes i think the president would do himself a favor stop tweeting about people like andrew mccabe and let the process unfold because those tweets undermine the idea there is really nothing going on there. at the moment, that appears to be the case. so why make it easier for them to run a narrative that this, someone like mccabe is being forced out by the white house, when in fact that is not what is happening. david: dan, and liz, we have to leave it at that thank you both very much. appreciate it. melissa: we're waiting results of a big vote on capitol hill, the house intel committee deciding whether or not or not to publicly release a damning memo under the fbi under the obama

tariq, higgins, if you guys want to do it. or you at home.ance called "the ding dong daddy." i'll give you the description. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: and here we go. all right. so it says intro -- first of all, wait eight counts. clap knees twice. clap hands twice. slide right hand over left twice, palms down. slide left hand over right twice. pound right fist over left fist twice. pound left fist over right fist twice. touch palm to left elbow twice. touch left palm to right elbow twice. repeat all of the above, one through 16. [ laughter ] make swimming motion with right arm then with left arm. make swimming motion with both arms twice. make motion of twirling a lasso with the right arm four times. twirl lasso with left arm. make hitch-hike motion with right arm, thumb extended, hitch-hike motion with left arm. make motion of catching a fly. place the fly on opposite hand. swat the fly and blow it away. [ cheers and applause ] and that is how you do. ♪ come on baby let's do the ding dong daddy ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's all i have for this editio

. >> jimmy: tariq, you'll do it. >> so, what we'll do is we'll all line up just like this.terscotch? [ laughter ] >> you'll see. so you remember last time that little bird that we had, that little toucan, that's so cute. >> jimmy: yeah. >> this animal i think is even cuter. this is the cutest animal on earth. this is butterscotch. so, ready? let's put out our hands. okay, come on out, butterscotch. [ cheers and applause ] oh, isn't she gorgeous? hey, mate! oh! so butterscotch is a burmese python. how incredible is she? hey, mate! >> jimmy: that is insane. >> oh. hi! and it's amazing, because this burmese python, it's albino. >> jimmy: you feel that? >> questlove: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so they've got that beautiful kind of yellow coloration. they're normally kind of a dark brown. but this one is really beautiful yellow, and they're found all throughout southeast asia. >> jimmy: how big is this python? >> well this one -- they actually do get quite a a bit bigger. they'll get up over 20 feet in length. isn't that amazing? they're the third-largest snake ever. how cool is that

allegations of rape and sexual assault a french judicial official says two lawsuits have been lodged against tariq ramadan who denies the charges french media reported last year that two women had filed complaints against from of them from the alleged rape in two thousand and nine and the assault in two thousand and twelve the scholar has taken a leave of absence from oxford university where he's a professor of islamic studies he's written several books on the face and on the integration of muslims. british business leaders of kicked off a three day trip to china by signing thirteen billion dollars worth of trade deals they're being accompanied by the u.k. prime minister to resign may met the chinese premier. in beijing for talks about a possible free trade deal after the brics it earlier mrs may and a husband were treated to a performance by traditional dancers in the central eastern city of new. the french president the man well the crowd has warned the turkey against launching a full on invasion of a free in northern syria turkey has been attacking the kurdish region for more than ten days and

tariq malik space.com managing editor is with us now. do you share that concern?rise putting astronauts into space. it used to be a public enterprise. are you worried about this. >> what is a bit surprising that the concerns these companies, spacex and boeing may not meet nasa guidelines for safety for astronauts themselves. they have to be certified to be able to fly, astronauts and customers too, private customers and tourists to make sure they are safe. nasa says they are not there yet. the risk nasa will accept is one in 270 chance of someone being seriously injured or god forbid a loss of life for astronaut. that is stricter than nasa's own space shuttle risk. it is a high bar they set. they're not there yet. stuart: was it a play by nasa to bring the entire space business back into the public domain and take it away from private enterprise? >> i don't think that is the case at all. i think right now nasa says we have to meet these guidelines to make sure our astronauts are safe, your customers are safe, you're making a safe spacecraft. now these companies ar