lemon twigs! [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? ?? ? why do i have to follow you ? i have enough previous worlds to know which one i'm in ? ? these words these words mean nothing to my soul ? ? these words these words serve only to fill up a hole ? ?? ? why can't i flow softly downstream without the violent surf ? perhaps i'd know my worth ? ? these words these words mean nothing to my soul ? ? these words these words serve only to fill up a hole ? ?? ?? ?? ?? these words mean nothing to my soul ? ? bum bum bum bum bum ? ? these words these words save only to fill up a hole ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. thank you, my friends. oh, thank you, thank you, thank you! thank you, thank you, thank you! come on over. hey, thank you very much! the lemon twigs! the lemon twigs! [ cheers ] thank you, buddy. fantastic. catch them this wednesday here in new york city at irving plaza. we'll be right back. lemon twigs! [ cheers and applause ] colleen loves helping the environment. ...and da

the lemon twigs! the lemon twigs! fantastic. catch them this wednesday here in new york city at irving plaza. we'll be right back. lemon twigs! [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to samuel l. jackson, gina rodriguez. the lemon twigs, ladies and gentlemen! and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope i see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody! ? >>> live, from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, ni night". with will forte, and mandy moore, and david ortiz. featuring with 8g band with danny carey. ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. how are we doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. we are live right now.

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the lemon twigs! the lemon twigs! [ cheers ] thank you, buddy. fantastic. catch them this wednesday here in new york city at irving plaza. we'll be right back. lemon twigs! [ cheers and applause ] what kind of person would misuse the topic of rape paign? joe heck, that's who. the truth is, as attorney general, catherine cortez masto led the fight against crimes like sexual assault and worked with republicans and democrats to make sure rape kits were administered for victims. but in washington, congressman joe heck voted against funding for rape kits. joe heck. lying about rape. part of the problem in washington. i'm catherine cortez masto ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to samuel l. jackson, gina rodriguez. the lemon twigs, ladies and gentlemen! and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope i see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >>> live, from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night". forte, and man

>>reporter: trees snapped like twigs, cars crushed beneath them. this crystal springs neighborhood was hit hard by >>my house was shaking. >>reporter: tiffany and john are doing all they can to sell to what they have left. scrabbling to replace the ceiling that no longer exists. jared is doing the same. >>this is the roof that was on the house. wind gust some reportedly as high as 60 miles per hour through the area around 8:00 thursday night in seconds the debris. aluminum found in trees also covering this field, all of it ripped from a nearby farm. they are trying to put their life back together doing it with generators power is out tonight. >>the trees were like twigs. >>reporter: his home was spared but his neighbor was not lucky. treasonous the hospital and his truck into scrap metal, despite the damage he like many of his neighbors is grateful everyone made it out alive. >>thing god nobody >>reporter: in crystal springs abc action news. >>> the cleanup is still happening right now is seminal heights. one of our viewers sent us this picture of

. >> reporter: tree snap like twigs and cars crushed beneath them. the crystal springs neighborhood in zephryhills hit >> the house was shaking and my husband told me and my daughter to get in the bathtub. >> reporter: they are doing all they can to shelter what they have left. they are scrambling to replace the ceiling that no longer exists. jerry is doing the same. >> this is all of our roof that was on the house.>> reporter: wind gusts dasiah 60 miles an hour rips through the area at 8:00 thursday night. littered with debris. >> it was loud and almost deafening.>> reporter: aluminum found in trees and all of it ripped from a nearby barn. those trying to put their life back together doing it with generators. power is out tonight. >> on real. like the trees were made of triggs.>> reporter: this man's home was spared but his neighbor weren't lucky. trees miss the house but turned his truck into scrap metal. despite the damage he is grateful everyone made it out alive. >> thank god nobody got hurt. i'm cameron polom abc action news. >>> stay with abc

the floodwaters washed pieces of mulch and twigs from nearby businesses into the road and storm sewers. and this is what it looked like on miller park way last night after the heavy rain hit. west milwaukee police blocked off part of the road and directed traffic to try to make sure everyone made it through the flooded streets safely. toya: classes are scheduled to resume tomorrow at st. john's lutheran school in mayville. school's basement. the street outside the dodge county school flooded yesterday, forcing public works crews to put up sandbags and concrete barriers to try to contain the floodwaters. parkview elementary, which also closed yesterday because of flooding, did hold classes today. classes could be cancelled again tomorrow in richland center. while the water has receded on some roads, the flooding is getting worse on others as the flood waters flow downstream. some roads are so damaged from the flooding, school buses could be forced to take detours. >> if we have some good receding rates and we don't get any more rain, it's a possibility that we may be open for school tom

>> one shoe, one twig, one flimsy chair. >> something happens it's that than he cared to learn. >> people will say things like, you know, you really open my eyes to things i didn't see. >> it all started on a night with john kerry he'll never forget. >> thank you very much. >> and we'll never forget. >> thank you for cutting my mike. >> he asked a long winded question. got on a soap box and got angry. then he got pled and way by guards. [clapping] >> what are you doing? get off me. help. help. >> and then he got stunned. >> don't tase me, bro. >> as he way somehow he got tased. >> and it triggered a viral wave across the nation. ? ? >> don't tase me bro. ? don't tase me bro ? >> andrew meyers started to describe. [singing] ? don't tase me bro ? sno songs in protest and commercials like this one for a-o-l. >> i haven't done a thing. . i want some chips. don't tase me, bro. >> leave him alone. >> a lot of people what they took from it was, you know, police brutality or freedom of speech. >> but as the years passed the world missed the rest of the story. >> i was just learning. >> this is an

fruit does, twigs, limbs, leaves, accordance. >> we know what grows on trees do. we, your honor?'m saying is why do athletes have to bring politics into sports. >> i think because we started doing the national anthem at every sporting event. >> that's when it happened? >> yeah, i think that's when it happened. >> that's awfully convenient. >> siri, order me popcorn shrimp and baked potato. >> i think you said find ingredients with tomatoes. >> what's un-american is protesting someone protesting the national anthem. >> are you calling me un-american? >> yes. >> you're a white dude. you have privilege coming out your ass, you can do whatever you want, when you want without consequences, even right now in this courtroom, you're getting a pedicure from an 08d -- old asian laidy. >> it's still sandal season. >> i'm ready to rule. jordan is right, the flag is sacred and it's disrespectful tore disrespect it. my december cigs, we won't play the national anthem at sporting events. we'll save it for special occasion like quinceaÑeras and when home boy gets released from prison. at footbal

trees snapped like twigs and crushed the cars beneath them. it was strong enough to rip some roofs off of the houses >> sounded like a freight train. >> i don't want to experience it again. >> when hermine came on shore, it did damage to this road, alligator point. up in some spots. >>> the cleanup still happening now in seminole heights. one viewer sent a picture of the tree following from his home to another person's home. big potholes opened up. that's not going to be kind to the undercarriage of your car. some 5,000 holes appeared after last summer's flooding. the city council approved a water drainage. >> it's not inexpensive. we get that. i'm just not willing to sort of stick my head in the sand and pretend it doesn't exist when people are being affected and >>> hermine dumping heavy rain and flooding in south carolina. we have this video from charleston. you can see people walking along the peer. as it heads up the east coast, business owners along the jersey shore are preparing for the worst, learning from superstorm sandy. as of now,

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. >> trees snapped like twigs the neighborhood hit hard by roofs from houses. >> the house was shaking. my husband told me and my daughter to get to the bathtub. >> they're doing all they can to shelter what they have left, and scrambling to replace the ceiling that no longer exists. >> this is all of our roof that was on the house. >> wind gusts, some as high as 60 miles per hour ripped through the area around 8:00 thursday night. in seconds littered with debris. >> it was loud. >> aluminum found in trees and ripped from a near by barn. those trying to put their lives back together doing it with generators, power is out tonight. >> unreal. >> his home was spared but his neighbor wasn't so lucky. it turned his truck into scrap metal. out alive. >> thank god nobody got hurt. >>> the cleanup is still happening now in seminole heights these photos of a tree that fell from the neighbor's property into his property. watch out for potholes thanks to the rain we're talking some big potholes too. here's i-4 east. about 5,000 after last summer's historic flooding. so you can get an idea of what

look at all of these branches and twigs that were brought from upstream. the water is low right now compared to what it is supposed to get to. right now it is 14 feet. this is the first while that will stop -- first wall that will stop the water. as you can imagine, at about 4-5 feet clear this wall. we will almost certainly see water coming up over this embankment in the next few hours and then it will start heading towards newbo . we will take one last look at this. this is the first piece of real flooding we have seen on the bike trail. it gives you an idea of how high this is just a few feet below where the railway is. this could potentially be very dangerous in a lot of ways. we will move to a new place in the newbo and will check in with you again at 9:30. >>> we do have a lot of as people prepare for the high water. >>> right now people in the flooaffeed neighbor with -- neighborhood are under a curfew until 7:a clock a.m. 7:a clock a.m. cedar rapids schools are closed until wednesday. that is the latest information that may be updated. district lea

the thunk about this app is that it is parent you can't friend your child if they are on twig. you can't check their account or messaging. this is an anonymous app and it's wildly popular with teenagers. 40% of american teenagers use kick at least once a months. parents like me, i had never heard of this app until earlier this year. i checked my own son's phone it was. that's something that you have to watch. >> peter, you are so right. i consider myself a very savvy social media person, but i had never heard of kick before. >> i heard the kick chat app about the accountability in the case. what did they have to say? >> we wanted to talk to the ceo, ted livingston and there are real su require safety features? a child molester can get on without verification. they can get to the young children within a week. they can have a face-to-face meeting. we wanted to ask the ceo, what did you want to do? >> they have a safety guide. takes a few clicks within their website. enormous user population and bad things will happen. but there is a greater call on kick from the parents of nicole

. >> coming soon birch beer spirit made with birch twigs out of pa. >> i love birch beer i salivated. it's so cool. people must love tasteings. >> walking distance from the market frankford line. >> which is a good remind to always drink responsibly. past time, water break. >> say you want aid drink combo that works great as comfy couch on eagles game upgrade city wide special to locally sourced shot and beer. >> we want to introduce the philly-wide special and that's a nice pour of yards and nice light multi-beer and glass of red brick craft disstillry whisky. >> to you guys and red brick and football season. thanks, guys. >> thanks for coming. >> if i can get up. >> torrey, oh, my, won't be long before folks are drinking a hoteddy though. >> spice latte there. >> feels like fall in the area. >> will feel like fall tomorrow morning. chilly in spots. you need a light jacket or sweatshirt. i know a couple of new hoodies and jackets for the kids for the school year and we have not been able to break them out because it's been hot for the first few weeks of school and tomorrow you may ge

we have alex regalado, the cofounder of twig how to.com. and i had the pleasure and honor of being one of the judges for the f word contest winner and i voted for her video to be number one so i was really excited that the will of all of the judges also came to this conclusion because it was the right one. and also angelique roche who is also just been sister colleague friend of the movement and i would not want to be in the trenches with anyone else but angelique, spent a very negative 22 degree weathering the primaries together with her not that long ago. i'm really pleased to be with this group and to dig into our discussions. first we're going to talk to kelley and hear what feminism means to you and what brought you to this conversation and what excites you about feminism. >> thanks jamia and thanks panelists. is this on? can you hear me? >> that one is on. >> there we go. thank you. so it's great to be here. i have been to all 12 of the 12 blogher conferences over the years and so it's -- i met alisa and lisa way back before they got

if you need a good reason to not look with the flood water it is disgusting it is stagnant with the twigs and sticks and leaves. and so that is a good reason to water. you don't know what is going on. so we will try to gather more information out here. >> it is 7:43 and we are looking at traffic for you as you are headed out. we are looking at i-380 let' chug in and see the traffic. there is -- check in and see the traffic. it is going a little bit slower than normal. >> that left lane inside ne 0 >>> welcome back, fox 28 morning live and continuous coverage this is a live look at the traffic cam and you see in the foreground all of the rain that is rushing up, i shouldn't say rushing up there and our bridges are still closed this morning. and we have a traffic back ups on 380 and it is moving. but it is moving slowly. so bear that in mind and the inside lane, if you know someone who is traveling just pass on the word. we know there is lot of folks traveling through cedar rapids and iowa city don't know what is closed down to emergency traffic only. they will be fining people andticting p

. -- twigs coming down. we have concerns down the shore, there's a tropical storm warning from rehoboth beach through the jersey coastline we're looking at gusts especially later tonight and tomorrow getting up to 40 to 50 miles per hour and today and tomorrow we're looking at the time extremely dangerous rough surf and dangerous rip currents most lifeguards will prevent you from getting in the water, we recommend that you take that advice now and forget about getting if the water today or tomorrow. we're looking at severe coastal flooding. the worst of that will be tonight with high tide late this evening, and again early tomorrow morning where we can be looking -- we could be looking at moderate to major coastal flooding, both the delaware beaches and along the jersey shore. that has not changed. the rain picture is improving. some models keep us largely dry tomorrow, although we'll allow the possibility of some rain building in along the coast. we'll be back with the top stories. >> reporter: and you'll d

it's like that moment in lewis is surprised by joy when his brother makes the plane of moss and twigs, something about the timeliness appealed to him so i said it's got to be a nice thing to do with my daughter so i get this thing and we're building this little house and then i realize you know what? there's up on, paul revere's ride by longfellow, i never really read that poem because when i went to yale for example, poems that rhine were sneered at. only stupid people would want poems to ryan, right? most people what really elliptical obtuse poems that mean nothing and you never read them. so i picked up the poem and i started reading it and most of you know little snippets of it, right? listen like children and you shall hear of the midnight ride of paul revere on 18 april in 75, hardly a man is now alive who remembers that famous day and year and i started reading it and i realized i hadn't really gotten past that much. as i read through it i said i haven't heard this and it was so beautiful and so moving that i was stunned. i was absolutely stunned by the beauty of the poem and i

and those are from twig and arrow at lord & taylor. ten bucks. >> who would be wearing this? where would you wear -- patches and all of this? >> great segue. a lot of it we're going to see on denim. and you can wear it as outer wear and we're going to move along here. you can also wear it casually. so we're going to show you -- now we're moving on a little bit to embroidery. so you can see here. this might be a little bit more an entry point into the tr this is from the gap. you can see we have a bunch of gap jeans. this is the buy it option. these start at $30. and really, you can wear this with anything. we put tatiana here. >> we only have 30 seconds. >> we want to get to the made well, totally on top of their denim game. this costs $10, you can put anything you want on here, nine letters. >> online? >> 18 colors. do it online. we have 1a, 30 rock and some for you. >> vail. "today" show anniversary. and finally, the diy that could not be easier if you're going to do one thing. this is from fossil. $25, add a bag charm. >> everywhere -- this creature. i see it everywhere. >

parker and quigley in the twigs of an ash. rizzo, schubert, torres and upjohn. secrets in the bowl of an ancient maple. names written in the pale sky, names rising in the updraft amid buildings. names silent in stone or cried out behind a door. names blown over the earth and out to sea. in the evening, weakening light, the last swallows, a boy on the lake lifts his oars. a woman by a window puts a match to a candle. and the names are outlined in the rose clouds. vanicor and wallace. let the x stand, if it can, for the ones unfound. young and zaminski, the final jolt of z. names etched on the head of a pin, one name spanning a bridge, another in a tunnel. a blue name needled into the skin. names of citizens, workers, mothers and fathers, the bright-eyed daughter, the quick son, alphabet of names in a green field, names in the small tracks of birds, names lifted from a hat or balanced on the tip of the tongue. so many names. there is barely room on the walls of the heart. i yield back the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced po

. >> president is twig out of five days before election to campaign for hillary, so he is not focusedry is and how to create jobs, but he is going to be focused on hillary, who takes off two out of five days? just saying. >> i mean what i would like to ask a quick question, stuart, you do known a longtime experimental attacks to exponenshal that is what happens when people are wrong on facts, so do you think this will ever become part of the narrative in the election the middle class, and the staving of the middle classifies. >> -- middle class. >> i hope it is will it become an issue in the election yes, i think it will, because some point it does come down to money. that is what fox business is all about, after all, doing very well, it is all about money, so i do believe that at some point in the next 48 days, we will get to the issue of prosperity frankly i think we should have been there already. >> dagen one of the topics that is one of the topics of the moderator american prosperity right. >> choice comes down to stuart, do you expect the government to take care of it? you haven