i think what tinder has done is open people to more possibilities.ate dating harder or worse? of the day,e end you still have to meet for a beer or coffee and see if there is chemistry. emily: but now you know you have 30 other people -- 30 million other people in your pocket. well, if you get divorced and 45 and are working, how are you going to meet? has created an opportunity for people to meet that they literally never would have otherwise. are 50 plus app, where are you going to meet people? my goal is opening up those opportunities for every age group. people's views of online dating are directly correlated to the level of success they have. some people have said i have been on match for 10 years and it has not changed. where is the innovation going to come from? mandy: we are constantly innovating on all of our products. lastyou have seen in the three quarters, we have launched location on match, missed connections where you can see crossed paths and on tinder. launching video units, seeking get a better sense of who people are. we feel like o

match group owns the dating apps tinder, match, okcupid, plenty of fish.hares fell more than 10% on that news, but the company says it is not worried about facebook putting the moves onts busine. according to data, millennials are using twitter more than any other dating app. joining us, mandy ginsberg, match group ceo. why aren't you worried? mandy: we have been in the dating business for 20 plus years and our philosophy is we come to work every day and if we can deliver great products and deliver what people are looking thento connect and meat, we should not be worried as a market leader. i think for our biggest growth engine, which is tinder, which is geared at twentysomethings, there are two facts. i'm not sure twentysomethings are going to go to facebook to date. i don't think it will get infected. and two, people really do want to separate their dating life from facebook. emily: you put out a pretty snarky statement when facebook announced this. i know you have been an important developer and worked with facebook on dating features in the past. do yo

i think what tinder has done is open people to more possibilities.n it make dating harder or worse? mandy: at the end of the day, you still have to meet for a beer or coffee and see if there is chemistry. so i think that that doesn't change. emily: but now you know you have 30 other people in your pocket. mandy: not just the millennial dating, but for people, matches, ages 30 to 50, and if you are get divorced and 35 and working all the time, how are you going to meet people? i think it is a create -- it has created an opportunity for people to meet that they literally never would have otherwise. you mentioned our time, which is our 50 plus app, where are you going to meet people? my goal is opening up those opportunities for every age group. emily: now people's views of online dating are directly correlated to the level of success y have. i fully understand that. some people have said i have been on match for 10 years, and it has not changed. where is the innovation in online dating going to come from? mandy: we are constantly innovating on all of o

little bit of tinder like this. little bit of cotton ball.oof it during this race. you're going to need to waterproof during this challenge. >> noted, noted. >> there is going to be water obstacles that might involve snakes. >> oh, man. snakes? i am terrified of snakes. >> you're going to have to make fire. fluff it up like this. this is a fire striker. strikes like that. creates a spark even when it's wet. go on, strike. really hit it. there you go. good, you got it under pressure. here we go. she's going. go, go. you have got the spirit of a survivor, i love it. >> reporter: loaded up with tools we were each given in these backpacks, ready or not, here we go. okay, i guess we're really doing this. first up, some obstacles and a whole lot of running i thought i was in better shape than this. uphill, downhill, into raw chaos. >> when you get shot at, it's going to cost you a point if you get hit. >> reporter: ducking and squinting. through a simulated war-torn village. >> oh, man, this is really bad. >> you're dead! >> reporter: on the other

but we were just chatting and he's bragging about his tinder and he's got 4,000 matches and he goes onnd on and on like 100% success rate. >> hey, jordan. >> what's up? >> 4,000 matches? >> oh, that's not -- >> that's a good -- come on. >> okay, yeah, thanks. good for you, david. that's a bitch move. you're a bitch. >> jimmy: well, life is a bitch. [ applause ] then jordan, who i'll remind you again is a model and not just any model, a wilhelmina model, laid into david while all the other guys just looked on in delight. >> david, let me tell you something, buddy. if you think you're sending me home, you're not. >> we'll let becca make the decision. >> i feel sorry for you. you are the skeleton of a man, david. >> oh. the model and the chicken are fighting. [ laughter ] >> your reality is not the same reality as mine. i think you need to chill out, have a drink, and stop talking to me. >> what's the look i'm getting from you right now? is this like the pensive look? is this the clint eastwood? [ laughter ] >> i'm a wilhelmina model. i don't think you know what that means. i have an imag

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firefighters hose down the tinder dry land. and fire engines race to respond. the scene unfolding in the low hills has the makings of a major wildfire response, today it's just practice. the grass is super dry, we are already seeing increased fire activity, obviously throughout the state. >> santa clara county fire is holding the drill for agencies throughout the county. in this practice there is also assimilated injury to a firefighter. >> we'll have to prioritize resources to figure out how to address getting the firefighter treated safely but also putting out the simulated fire. >> down firefighter has been extracted, care has been transferred. >> firefighters on the ground are hearing right now, they are practicing their radio track in the event of a real fire, this is real, this is how they would speak to each other. the only thing fake there is no flames. with fire season here and parts of the state already burning it's not only fire crews that have to be prepared. >> all of the resources as they come in. >> fire officials today are reminding resident to

but he's just going to make that his profile pique on tinder. >> trevor: so if i understand what youengage at all with this guy who looks like how tuna smells. >> i'm afraid so. in fact, i broit a chart to help explain, okay. so now look, here are people who think they can shame stephen miller into changing his mained. and here are people who think they can insult people into changing his mind. what they don't get is stephen miller as my chart explains is actually above it all, okay? see what i mean? (applause). >> trevor: he looks like a huge dickhead. >> what i did just say. >> trevor: i'm still learning, michael kosta, everybody. we'll be right back. what if water were as active as you? ♪ with gatorade electrolytes and no sugar, propel is how gatorade does water. something's coming. [ beeping ] [ roar ] genetic power has been unleashed. run! you can't put it back in the box. yeah. move. holy! rated pg-13. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® your friends invite you out, and you're always busy. eventua

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but he's just going to make that his profile pique on tinder. >> trevor: so if i understand what youit is really best not to engage at all with this guy who looks like how tuna smells. >> i'm afraid so. in fact, i broit a chart to help explain, okay. so now look, here are people who think they can shame stephen miller into changing his mained. and here are people who think they can insult people into changing his mind. what they don't get is stephen miller as my chart explains is actually above it all, okay? see what i mean? (applause). >> trevor: he looks like a huge dickhead. >> what i did just say. >> trevor: i'm still learning, michael kosta, everybody. michael kosta, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ studied. tested. ♪ proven. for the world's best athletes, nothing beats gatorade. gorrr bears!!! indecisive? try salty and sweet snickers® yea i got it, what the hell is it? irritable? try espresso snickers® could light up the room? aveeno® positively radiant sheer daily moisturizer. lightweight hydration for positively radiant skin that lasts. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results®.

such a good business >> well, first of all, tinder is dating it's hooking up.ge. it's all of those things but love and relationships is important to everybody it's a fundamental part of life. it's a fundamental part of everybody's life so you think about the addressable markets of singles, there's hundreds of people worldwide. and for people to have tools which we provide to make that process better, more efficient, easier to get together, find the person that's right for you. that's something that we found people are willing to pay for. if you deliver that service. >> that's exactly what i was wondering. how much they are willing to pay for that versus it being free. when you look across your platforms, does it have to be pay? can you be free online and exist anymore and advertise without types of models? or does the customer have to pay up >> look, i think there's a mix we generally bias towards pay models i think both of them work. the key to what you're doing is you have to be able to offer a compelling product to your users. i think that what we found in o

african-american women have eebeen -- it'sn established are the highest vote turnout of any race and tinderdemocc party voters. i already said one of four democrats are black. i think her politics representt e majority of the democratic party, the silent majority of the democratic party. i think it would be amazing, not only jcust historiut what the party needs. i cannot understate the fact that this kind of leadership is the only kind of leadership the democrats can look to do actually prove to be a counter point to the republicans who are 90% of the time agreeing with trump, the ones in congress, and the fact tha the supreme court may be pro trump policie means there is not a counterpoint. so we're going to cross the sle to me not as important as being an important counterp to the trump administration. >> how much is the democratic party being hurt by, you know, what we sawlay out thiweek, which is sort of this lack of civility, right? then you have congresswoman maxine waters over a megaphone telling people to publicly confront trump officials. she was criticized by party leaders, but th

little bit of tinder, like this.u're going to need to water proof during this race. there are going to be water obstacles that might involve snakes. >> reporter: oh, man, snakes? i am terrified of snakes. >> this is a striker. creates a strike even when it's wet. >> reporter: ready or not, here we -- first up, obstacles and a whole lot of running. ducking and sprinting through a simulated war-torn village. on the other side, some physical and logical challenges. a little more than an hour, we're only halfway through, and then a break of sorts. snack time. yes. those are crickets. crunchy. back on the course and straight to the obstacle i have dreaded since bear dropped that hint. i am terrified of snakes. that was fun. there were no snakes. you scared me for nothing. reinvigorated, i take on one last challenge, starting a fire from tinder and a flint. >> all right, you got a fire. great job. >> woo! >> reporter: smooth sailing to the finish line. i'm marci gonzalez, and i survived. woo! >> woo! >> go marci, good for

beautiful and of course tinder dry and making it easier for fires to start. >> absolutely. here is the latest drought monitors. 85% of california is currently in some form of drought. that compares to 23% years ago. quite the change. >> live over the area where this has been burning. all of that charred area the red, the fire retardant, and they have been able to keep the flames away from the subdivisions. one there on the right side of your screen. >> i want to point out, you can see how many homes are in the area. the area of the old town of cowell, crystal ranch subdivision. and heading up clayton and lots of homes in that area. i mean, just ringed with hundreds and hundreds of homes. very populated areas. >> how long would you say those home haves been there? >> cowell has been around quite a some time. >> we will definitely keep an eye on the firefight here. and if you see smoke, we do want to let you know, we would love to see your perspective, if it is safe to do so, post photos and videos using the >>> now people in the north bay know the danger of grass fire as wel

. >> you said the washington post said the president takes, this is a quote, a blowtorch to the tinder of the culture war on race and ethnicity. is this part of that? >> sure, it is. so is his policy separating children from parents but so is his original announcement in june of 2015. been down the escalate ror. again, this is the threat that goes through. he's inconsistent. he vol la tiles. there is a malicious thread and it comes back to race and ethnicity. that's the new culture we were. years ago the culture war was race is the original sin. it's been able to be dealt with more consistently. donald trump says it's coming back to him. that happens. what we've never had before is somebody who is so intentionally malicious and, yeah, he does it all the time and he does it within an inview tugs into society. so it's not a surprise that america is fractured. >> scott, i just want to remind everybody how the president describes this. >> they're bringing in some very bad, bad, bad people. you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these aren't people, these are animals. i refer to the

evacuations of dozens of homes in a report some subtle with more in northern england an unusual heat wave tinder dry undergrowth and gusting wind created all the conditions for an inferno in the green hills of saddleworth have been turned black by the flames with the smoke affecting the city of manchester ten miles away the more has burned before but not as badly as this all really smoky dry windy because there's pockets of fire everywhere wind direction change is dangerous why is it so difficult to fight this particular fire . because the it just keeps popping up in different areas so you think you've got it and then it comes in the lead to meet up somewhere else on tuesday night the blaze was officially designated a major incident in the nearby housing estate evacuated you never seen no. twenty say for flames coming straight towards. this back we were going to leave because the smoke was really really sort of dense and you could hardly breathe pleasure eyes were burning as well some people believe we were just giving must away to help others to breathe more than one hundred firefighters from a

if you want to use tinder or spotify, you need to have a facebook profile. senators, consumers consent to what they do not read or understand, nor practical for them to do otherwise. lastly, senators, the privacy harms at issue are incredible remissive. while this information is not sensitive, photos of our cats or happy birthday and father's day updates users feel quite the opposite. time and time again we see stories emerge from individuals who are convinced facebook eaves dropped on them through their smarts phones to target ads. in consumers eyes facebook was so intrusive could only be the result of a company monitoring their private conversations. while i and other researchers found from little evidence to support claims of facebook's accessing microphone without permission the claims themselves shed light how invasive behavior can be immediate. it's equivalent if not greater than what might be possible from eavesdropping on a private conversation. it provides little or no protection for or online behavior data. these problems won't simply not vanish. c

i feel like a weather reporter here.e tinder fire sparked 27th in central arizona marked the first large-scale wildfire of the season in the west. there are now several significant active fires, including massive blazes in aeady forcing evacuations.at are already this year, almost 24,000 wildfires have burned about 1.7 million acres across the country. and this is just june 5th. the number of wildfires andacre 2018 depends not only on wildfire potential and forest conditions, but on the timing of lightning strikes and human-caused ignitions. nationwide, people are responsible for starting 84% of the wildfires, and by starting so many fires, many through human carelessness, people are essentially lengthening the fire seas into the early spring and later fall times of the year when lightning just doesn't have a major role. the eagle creek fire that raged through the columbia river gorge in oregon in 2017 started by a teenager that was messing andwi many examples. so, with the 2018 fire season plea to people everywhere --h a justle srt about fire. we can make a measurable difference in what this

sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over the bay area are up here hayward, berkeley, alameda, san jose. today a new advisary warning evacuation, meaning be ready to evaucate any moment, went out for colusa county east of the walker ridge area. the fire jumped a damn near there and is spreading east david shows us on their fire map, which was printed a few hours ago but is now outdated.. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the fire jumped this river and damn and is spreading here to the ridge - tomorrow we will have to make a new map " cal fire says roughly 300 people right now are evacuated most of them are here camping outside the mooselodge which is located just a few miles south west of the fire. sound from daylon clausen - "i just want to go home" daylon clausen echoes what many are feeling here t

today there was an incident in the tinder lawn which an officer assaulted solo officers was assaulted by unknown person who threw a bottom th bottle and hie head. he was taken to the hospital and he is doing well. i spoke to him before the meeting today. we don't have a suspect in custody. i know there was a story of interest. l of people wanting to know how the officer is doing. he is doing well. we are still investigating to try to determine who the suspect was who threw the bottle. just one other incident to report. this was from an assault that got quite a bit of media attention couple of weeks ago on may 24th. about a month ago. when a 38-year-old homeless man was lying down on the sidewalk by mcallister. the suct approached him and slyouicked him in the face and head area. it was captured on a surveillance video and it was shown on the news. we do have a person in custody on that case. 58-year-old male and our investigation revealed that he also participated in another provoked attack that happened on may 29th. both of those cases have been filed by the district attorney office.

in the tinder box that is our political environment, i think it's extremely dangerous and reckless andsn't do credit to congress and her. i filed a motion to censure representative waters. charles: what does it mean? what are you trying to express here? what would it mean for her? would she have to be accountable for something? would they be punished? or is this a congressional acknowledgment to point out the harm? >> it's an official reprimand and it's the sense of congress that you acted outside the what is appropriate for a representative, u.s. representative to act. it's an official reprimand. it doesn't remove her from committees. but it whrets her know that you crossed the line. and there are some democrats who agree with us that she crossed the line, and some are standing by her. this is the outrageousness of the milieu that we are in that somehow this is okay. charles: considering the things that occurred during maxine waters lifetime, the atrocities from mob mentality, it's scary that anyone would open that door, would even crack that door and feign ignorance of what could com

certainly does not help this area is full of tinder, dry brush and weeds. the cause of the fire is unknown. arson investigators we're told will be looking into this. live in concord, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> an abc 7 news update. >> more resources soon coming in the fight against the pawnee fire. it has already burned more than 10,000 acres in lake county. today the lake county board of supervisors will vote on an emergency declaration. mandatory evacuations for the entire community. so far the fire has destroyed 22 homes and buildings. for many of the evacuees, though, staying at the red cross shelter, the sheriff delivered some good news. >> i think the bhuk of the evacuation is behind us. it's burning in a direction not very populated at all. >> my house is okay they say. whatever that means. i'm beginning to think of the whole enormity. >> last check the fire is 5% contained. officials expected to release an update later this morning and we'll bring it as soon as we get it. >>> pawnee fire in the center of lake county. take a look at this map th

sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over the bay area are up here hayward, berkeley, alameda, san jose. today a new advisary warning evacuation, meaning be ready to evaucate any moment, went out for colusa county east of the walker ridge area. the fire jumped a damn near there and is spreading east david shows us on their fire map, which was printed a few hours ago but is now outdated.. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the fire jumped this river and damn and is spreading here to the ridge - tomorrow we will have to make a new map " cal fire says roughly 300 people right now are evacuated most of them are here camping outside the mooselodge which is located just a few miles south west of the fire. sound from daylon clausen - "i just want to go home" daylon clausen echoes what many are feeling here t

sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of thefire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over the bay area are up here hayward, berkeley, alameda, san jose. today a new advisary warning evacuation, meaning be ready to evaucate any moment, went out for colusa county east of the walker ridge area. the fire jumped a damn near there and is spreading east david shows us on their fire map, which was printed a few hours ago but is now outdated.. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the fire jumped this river and damn and is spreading here to the ridge - tomorrow we will have to make a new map " cal fire says roughly 300 people right now are evacuated most of them are here camping outside the mooselodge which is located just a few miles h west of the fire. sound from daylon clausen - "i just want to go home" daylon clausen echoes what many are feeling here there

it comes ahead of the weekend where the ingredients are there to turn parts of the bay area into a tinder box. >>> residents are raising the alarm over fires that a homeless encampment. hear from the councilman who is calling out caltrans. >>> while the uproar continues over the separation of migrant children and parents, president trump invites is affected by violent to the white house work ? these are the stories that democrat desperate democrats and people that are weak on immigration do not want to discuss, hear or see. >>> this comes ahead of the weekend high fire danger. it also comes weeks after seeing investigators playing the equipment for sparking some of the fires that hit the area. >>> there is a red flag warning being issued for the weekend, the utility company has been monitoring the conditions. there is a possibility of power outages due to the heat. we are live in santa rosa with details. >> reporter: this is the first red flag warning of the summer. temperatures could possible reach triple digits this weekend. residents of montecito heights are ready. >> a few years ago w

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who would have thought two giant companies that met on tinder would end up together?he other big story this week is something we kind of missed because of north korea and all the attention that got. and that is net neutrality. net neutrality rules, which are the rules that give everyone equal access to the internet, more than 80% of americans support net neutrality. so of course trump's commissioner of the fcc decided to end it. so without net neutrality rules, big corporations like verizon and comcast can control the speed of your internet connection. make certain pages fast, others slow, depending upon how much those pages pay them. which could have a major impact on companies like netflix, which rely on speedy internet connections to stream their shows. but net 36, they're no dummies, they know what they're doing. today netflix released a new show that actually makes the most of and welcomes the end of net neutrality. [ silence ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i would definitely watch that. when we come back, more on my basketball showdown with the

the world is a tinder box.there are all sorts of very serious things going on. >> i think we should assume that at some point hostile intelligence services -- >> they could hack our system, call the president. >> if they haven't done it already they're certainly going to do it now. it just shows the unbelievable sloppiness with security that you see throughout this administration. you see it in the way donald trump uses his cell phone. you see in the use of private e-mail accounts, which is the reason purportedly that we have this catastrophic presidency in the first place. it's so blindingly obvious that these -- every day these people are in charge of the american government we are all in serious per sxl that's going to get worse and worse and worse as more and more and more people who are at least semi-competent head for the exits. >> this is an interesting point, chris lu. that there is danger to this. we often talk about the white house drama and a lot of people say i don't care about the white house drama

the ground around here has been tinder dry now for several weeks, which has made things worse. i was up which has made things worse. i was up on the moors yesterday with the firefighters, the wind constantly whipping up flames from nowhere. you can see it is smoking a lot behind me, they are trying to beat it out, hot, heavy work for the firefighters. before you came to us, more flames erupted on the ridge behind me. this is only a small section of the land affected, a huge area of moorland has been devastated. it's a site of special scientific interest, so the whole thing looks like it will pose an ecological disaster for this area with rare flora and fauna and animals affected by the fire. as you say, more than 30 homes in the area we re say, more than 30 homes in the area were evacuated last night. people went to stay with friends and relatives, a local church opened up if they needed it. but certainly this emergency showing no signs of resolving itself yet. we can see that. dave guest, thank you very much, thank you, we will be back with you later. the government has scrapp

so we have a lot more fuel than a couple months ago and now with things so tinder dry which it will befor the foreseeable future, plan on the fire danger being high to extreme the rest of the summer and yes, i know summer just began. highs were cooler today by 20 degrees in livermore, 83 the high, concord 82, san jose 81, hayward, santa rosa 70s, 63 in san francisco. look at this, folks. we don't get much rain in the summertime. we have to go back to mid-april the last time it rained officially in san jose. that is now 70 straight days without rainfall and obviously nothing in the foreseeable future for you in san jose tomorrow, another sunny, pleasant day, some morning clouds, 83, 79 for a high coming up toward the middle of the week. we have a different weather pattern now. we still have a ridge of high pressure way down to our south and west. this promotes a breeze from the ocean. the the ocean has been just as chilly as it was on saturday, but now temperatures will be kept in check close to average. patchy clouds overnight. regardless of what we do during the day, most often we coo

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trump's lies are starting to sound like the tinder profile of a russian scammer trying to catfish youame is kelsey, i am 21, beautiful, humane strong. you send bank routing number, now please?" this policy -- this policy is monstrous and morally repugnant and it is being done in our name. any elected official who doesn't call for an immediate end to it is complicit. and anyone associated with it should resign in disgrace or as trump would put they should go -- >> bing, bing. [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ we'll be right back with jesse tyler ferguson, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ 1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2 ♪ this goes out to you, to you, to you and you ♪ ♪ if i can do it, you can too if i can do it, you can too ♪ ♪ see life, life is a moment oesn need ♪ if i can do it, you can too the writer's involvement ♪oo ♪ ♪ so edit this for me ♪ don't embellish and twist it, please ♪ ♪ don't embed it in mysteries ♪ edit this for me ♪ 1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2 rewards me basically aeverywhere.om so why am i doing goat yoga at this mountain resort? because hotels.com lets me do me. ahh

blow torch to the tinder stoking racial tension is a feature of trump's presidency.uried in here, he says republican pollster, in a government of the people by the people and for the people it hopes to have a majority of the people behind you when you are trying to do things like this. and he didn't. >> he didn't. and depending on the details of the order, we have made progress this week. our better angels have had a pretty good day. and i'm not saying we therefore have a party for him. but it seems to me that reason requires us to acknowledge that the political class in this country just spent two weeks, whatever it's been, object sissed with this. >> uh-huh. >> and -- obsessed with this. >> uh-huh. >> if in fact because of what the president has done to correct a mistake he made, if these children -- if it's really about these children, if they are going to be back with their parents then this is a good day. >> can we -- >> go ahead. >> can we get back to realism here.to the point about that la sentence, up to this point, trump didn't didn't need the we the people.

>> i met him on tinder. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but were you guys just in the same studio, or are youh him. >> he just walks onstage. >> yeah. >> during "roxanne." >> jimmy: what? [ cheers ] during "roxanne?" >> i thought it was sean paul. [ laughter ] >> but -- >> we had a good rapport, and then, i had a a track that i called -- which was the first single. and i asked him to come on it. and he came -- he walked in singing it. and i was like -d th he did -- >> jimmy: but you just -- as you said -- >> people we realized our voices really blended. >> they do blend. >> jimmy: and you recorded the album in new york and jamaica? >> no, new york city. we went to jamaica in the middle to play for -- >> charity. >> for a hospital that he's been involved in for 15 years. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good for you. what charity is it? >> it's the bustamante hospital for children. it's the only children's hospital in the english speaking caribbean. and we packed the house with about 50,000 people and made close to a million u.s. >> jimmy: you guys always show up and perform. i love the recor

yesterday the contra costa county district demonstrated what happens when tinder dry grass and fireworks meet. it was not a pretty sight. even a common sprinkler ignited within seconds and all fireworks are illegal in every part of contra costa county. >> we're seeing the low clouds all over the bay area. if you're going to be heading out to at&t park today for the early afternoon giants game, it's going to be in the low 60s. we will start to see some clearing then and then throughout the rest of the afternoon very nice as our skies clear not only there but at the also alameda county fair. you bring in a clothing donation, you can get in for free and the rides are a dollar. it's going to be in the upper 70s for early afternoon. but it will get warm, up to 80 degrees by 3:00 today and cooling down nicely with breezy winds for the evening. in martinez, we'll start out at 61 degrees at 8:00 but reaching the low 80s there as well and we're getting ready for triple digits in the forecast. i'll have more on that in a few minutes and mike you're checking in now with the north bay. >> you showed

> tariq: i got a notification one day that said "congratulations, you've reached 4,000 matches on tinder >> questlove: what do you think your matching percentage is? >> tariq: well, i think if i swipe right on someone, they'll swipe right on me. >> questlove: so you're 100%? >> tariq: eh, pretty close to it, yeah. >> questlove: mm, seems high. you know becca will be able to see through all that stuff. you're the skeleton of a man, david. [ laughter ] hey. cheers to you being a bitch. [ laughter ] >> questlove: jordan, i think we came here and said -- >> tariq: it's been a pleasure. no matter what. it's been a pleasure. david, you're living in a world of fiction in your own little head, so i think you need to chill out and stop talking to me. >> questlove: what's this look i'm getting from you right now? what's that one called? the clint eastwood? [ laughter ] >> tariq: you think i'm a joke? i'm a wilhelmina model. and if you're trying to tear down my image and my three-year contract with them, you're failing at it. because guess what, attached to me is professionality. and if you're tryi

, you said to "the washington post" if the president takes, and this is quote, a blowtorch to the tinder of a cultural war about race and ethnicity, is this part of that? >> sure, it is. and so is this policy separating children from parents. but so is his original announcement in june of 2015 when he came down the escalator and implied that mexicans coming across the border were primarily rapists and murderers. again, this is the thread that goes through. donald trump is inconsistent. he flip-flops. he's volatile, but there is a malicious thread that runs through his presidency and rhetoric, and it comes back to race and ethnicity. that's the new culture war. years ago the culture war was defined by issues having to do with abortion, gay rights and so forth. that's not the case now. now it has to do with race and ethnicity. remember race is the original sin in american life. and it has been the most consistently besetting sin. and trump keeps coming back to it. the country has had presidents before polarizing, that happens. what we've never had before is someone who is so intentionally

. >> a blow torch to the tinder, stoking racial tension is a feature of trump's presidency.is calculating playing to people's fears he can turnout maximum supporters countering criticism on the democratic side. his own base could abandon him if he's deemed too weak on immigration which was the center piece of his campaign. there is a through line through the worst moments and policies of the administration. the travel ban, charlottesville, puerto rico and family separation at the border. >> that's true. and he has to pitch it always to his base as a fight, that he's under attack. elise mentioned earlier a lack of confidence in the government's ability, the administration's ability to deal with the crisis. and we're wrestling with is it okay, is it a good thing he met with kim jong-un? is it okay that melania trump went to the border? these things other presidents we would give credit to. what i have arrived at recently is trumpism evokes a lot of dislike. there are a lot of people that like trump. his behavior evokes a lot of dislike. but there is a difference between dislik

things will work out, maybe they won't." [ laughter ] we're talking about nuclear weapons, not a tinderaughter ] "maybe it will work out, maybe it won't. either way, i get out of the house for a while." [ laughter ] second, north korea hasn't agreed to denuclearize. when he announced his decision to temporarily suspend missile tests, kin jong-un went out of his way to call his nuclear program a powerful treasured sword. ugh. that sounds like a passage your weird aunt highlighted in her copy of "fifty shades of grey." [ laughter ] and you know as soon as he heard kim jong-un had a powerful treasured sword, trump went out and bought one for himself. [ laughter ] he probably spends all night in the white house basement waving it around like a lightsaber. [ laughter ] trump is apparently so optimistic about his budding relationship with kim jong-un that he is now openly complimenting him as he did yesterday at the white house. >> we are going to be having a meeting with kim jong-un, and that will be -- that will be very soon. we have been told directly that they would like to have the meeti

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this is interesting, tinder's parent company match group is introducing new dating app that's callede a game. kind of like a march madness bracket. every day you are given 16 matches and then you pick, you crown one over the other until you are left with one love interest, once somebody told you crown them, they can choose to start chatting with you or take a pass, parent company match group describes as dating, encourages to use quality versus quantity. you can't maintain all of those swipes. dagen: better than going into a bar, i reckon. [laughter] dagen: nothing wrong with a good dating app. coming up next, using technology to teach, how one university is revolutionizing the way students learn finance with some very interesting technology. remember minority report? you better stay tuned how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com start retail. today. under pressure like never before. and it's connect