so, joel wasn't the only crybaby in the house tonight. i've been going through a lot right now with my mom. she's been battling colon cancer. and when i listen to his words, i remember that god's in control and that i have to stay positive and just always be enthusiastic about what god has. i'd pretty much given up on churches out here and then i saw joel on tv. and all he talked about was good news. i mean i'd strayed a long way away. so, he actually helped resave me. lord, we shake off everything that's holding us back. and father, we say august 6, 2011 is a new beginning. we're not looking back. i've been going through a lot right now with my mom. she's been battling colon cancer. this is a tough time and a tough city. he just gives me more strength. he's always positive. greater things to come in this city! god is always working for you and on your side. life changing. i can be closer to god without feeling like i'm too young for this. and it was really moving. and everybody together under one roof. what more could i ask for? i'm a co

good morning to you, joel. ooh. wakey, wakey, eggs and bakey. [ smooches ] [ joel meows ] another late night, huh? oh, i'm sorry. did i wake you when i came in? no, but i can tell exactly what you did after you got home. you poured a glass of wine, you had some popcorn... ...and fell asleep watching the tv. [ joel meows ] oh. ha. let me ask you a question. are your shoes afraid of the dark? no. then could you put them in the closet, please? and is it too much to ask to at least put your dirty dishes in the sink after you use them? i worked a 14-hour day yesterday. i was really tired when i got home. i'll straighten up now. why are you so mad? i just told you. [ sighs ] the house is a mess. [ scoffs ] but you seem extra upset. [ briefcase latches ] [ sighs ] [ cellphone ringing ] one second. wait, i -- wait! wait! wait, wait! don't... [ sighs ] ...walk out. [ ringing continues ] [ sighs ] [ knock on door ] come in. sorry, will. i -- oh. captain raydor. hi. chief johnson. thanks for taking time to join us this morning

. >> i'm joel. >> i'm josh. >> no one knows that better than the stanley brothers. their family business is pot. and if you look at these clean-cut guys and what you see surprises you, don't worry. they've heard it all before. >> when we round the corner they're like, oh, wait a second. did you finish high school? >> they all not only finished high school but also college, and in some cases graduate school. now they are some of colorado's biggest growers and dispensary owners. they produce up to 600 pounds of medical marijuana a year. and much of that marijuana is high in thc. but here, on their remote farm at this undisclosed location in the mountains -- >> it takes a lot of plants. we're allowed to grow six per patient. >> they have been growing something different. something they call revolutionary. >> so greenhouse one. >> greenhouse one. yes. welcome to paradise. >> behind closed doors and under tight security, we enter what the stan his call the garden of eden. >> there's nothing like this in the world. this plant's 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took yea

withdrawal issues. >> joel's been clean now for six months. but these kinds of risks, they don't scare off charlotte figgie's parents. >> people ask us that a lot. lining how did you make that decision? it wasn't a decision. >> it wasn't a decision. >> it was the next viable option. >> and some would say, a radical option. marijuana for a 5-year-old. but it was an option they hoped would change her life forever. >> hi, baby. >> when we come back, matt and paige figgie, finally give their charlotte, marijuana. the results are shocking. [ male announcer ] pepcid® presents: the burns family bbq. guys, you took tums® a couple hours ago. why keep taking it if you know your heartburn keeps coming back? that's how it works. you take some tums®. if heartburn comes back, you take some more. that doesn't make any sense. it makes plenty of sense if you don't think about it! really, honey, why can't you just deal with it like everybody else? because i took a pepcid®. fine. debbie, you're my new favorite. [ male announcer ] break with tradition, take p

i talked to the roast master himself, host joel mchale. breaking news about the fifth season of "community." >> start with huh? jonathan banks in breaking sad about on the show. >> taking dead aim at his favorite tabloid target, the kardashians. >> i like how kim now says she has to get back to work. yeah, just existing and then someone recording it? >> it was really hard. >> she appears. >> grandma now. >> singer tiffany, one of the stars appearing in joel's "what would you do for a klondike" celebrity challenge. sunday on facebook, he will he will be awarding celebrities the best challenge. >> clondy award, not to be confused with the emmy awards. >> won't see a twerking milely on the show. >> love her haircut. i can't tell the difference between her and justin bieber. they are both very pretty. >> for more on joel's very funny klondike campaign go to our facebook page. >>> all right, so, mario, i am a woman of my word, i said i would post a self-no makeup on on twitter today, like all the stars are doing. here it s >> just as beautiful,

i'm joel. and i have lived in for the last 40 yearss i was born in san mateo. i spent a lot of time grouping in san francisco. i know went to school in the west and east coast. i developed a life experience for the gary corridor. i've used the 38 for 35 years out of the last 40 and 38 limited as well. and i've come to what would you say have a vision of what might happen. it's not a vision that i want to promote but in terms of the whole process needs to be develop a collective opinion about what to do but my background is i'm is an architect and an urban designer and i'm degreed in all those categories. when i was in boston i was on the - i was a key member of the boston transportation planning view i was a ground breaking project that established the participatory projects in the department of san francisco and it's a model for transportation planning. i have about 10 transportation projects under my belt and i think that i would approach as a candidate and member i'd approach my work in a way that represented a collaboration that focused on the safety compac

. >> hello, i'm joel i live in san francisco on golf and gary which is district 5. i take the 38 on a regular basis i take the go giants bus. i'm applying to be on the committee because i'm obviously a user of the corridor and do errands and work downtown am in the software project manager and take the bicyclist to bike share bus and i'm excited to contribute whatever i can. i think i've lived in other cities king important and copenhagen where they have higher transit and i want to make it happen here thank you >> was is joel. >> oh, sorry. >> commissioner breed and i want to make a comment when you give your name be clear and we need a minute to make sure we get the right name for the right materials so for the future speakers thank you. >> o fret. >> next speaker >> good morning commissioners i'm peter. and thank you for the opportunity to speak and your consideration for the tenderloin and dentist seat on the c ac. i'm a resident of the turned out and i live at the are corresponding of gary. i'm a transit rider don't own a car and rely upon the 38 and i'm famili

pastor joel, i would like to start with you, is there a push back that you're getting from your peers? i imagine you all go to conferences. you all talk to your peers, and then they find out that you're doing this interfaith work. due get push back? or how do you deal with it? >> you get questions. are you compromising your faith? is there a line that you've crossed? but rabbi joel is right, if we can eliminate the barrier, and as you have talked about, to use a different tool. tolerance has been tossed around lot. i'm not huge with tolerance. tolerance is what i use with the tsa agencies at the airport. my friends deserve more than that. they deserve friendship. there is not a pastor in my association who believes you can't get there unless you worship god. we need to have these open discussions and respect each other. >> we asked this question of the community. are people more open in interfaith work at times of crisis. >> thellie said, i had limited success back in the south pointing out the similarities in the abrahamic religious. we have the largest number of hate groups in ameri

>> but my point to joel in a nice way was, joel, look, i could be wrong. let me start amateurish ago i could be wrong. i'm doing the best i can. it's tough. but, joel, here's my point about come we are doing the same thing every single poll and our numbers are changing a point or two. .. >> poll to poll to poll there's enormous stability in the data. and you can correctly, and you should, push them and critique whether they're doing it right, but the data's stable. there are other very well known national polls that have been incredibly all over the map, and those, to me, are worrisome. if you're getting that much variation in a world where the world's this locked down, it means you are doing something poll to poll to poll that is not replicating data, and that is an

somehow. >>> next alexa ray joel singing one of dad's hit. we have joel 2.0. next. >> closed captioning and orr considerations for "access hollywood" provided by -- >>> final 45 time. the next generation of two iconic musicians george harrison's son and billy joel's daughter are helping with their back to blue campaign. we were behind the scenes of the classic and new take. >> i had a handful of dad's songs to choose from. but i chose "just the way you are" because it's so romantic. ♪ ♪ ♪ he said keep it simple. this is a simple love song. so keep that tenderness and simplicity. but the best thing he did to help me was to teach me all the chords. >> awesome. and earlier this week, elton john headed back to school before performing at usc when he treated students to a song to his new album. it's out september 24th. and he told why he chose elton as the stage name. >> it was a no brainer. my real name is reginald dwight. . recapping the pick three game: , . and . now for five card cash-- nine of clubs, four of spades, queen of diamonds, eight of hearts and

. >> you know, joel accomplished something that was really unmatched in post -- joel accomplished something that was really unmatched in post season history. i think joe will be one of the premier quarterbacks in the history of the national football league. i have said that many, many times. in the end of that statement will prove to be correct. and all the naysayers out there will be wrong. >> that is a confident head coach right there. won theods fedexcup. no major titles for the fifth straight year. championship, second round, woods, great start. he was rolling, and then it all fell apart. lets you know where it is going. a triple bogey. tiger at 26. 14 shots back of henrik stenson. the suite is dominating outside of atlanta. 10 under for the tourney. that is it for sports. stay with us. one more check of the forecast with tom coming up. it's going to rain tomorrow at m&t bank stadium or the terps. >> here is a look at what we are working on for 11 news tonight. a call for peace. a baltimore city official calls for a stop to the violence as the mayor and governor debate crime-fighting st

joining me now joel ruben, former state department officer. joel, good morning to you. can you put all of this in perspective. ask the magnitude of this be overstated? >> it cannot. this was a historic week. a real break through. we're living at the hinge of history right now. and this phone call this past week, the negotiations that secretary of state kerry and the iranian foreign minister held, this changes the entire dynamic of the u.s./iran relationship. what we are going to see going forward now is an intense issive set of diplomacy. we have meetings already scheduled for next month in geneva about iran's nuclear program. the president spoke about seeing a nuclear deal. president rowhani was in new york speaking many days about this. we are witnessing a change that truly is unique and historic and very hopeful in terms of trying to avoid a war and an iranian nuclear bomb. >> joel, why now? why didn't this happen before? because of the role of the iranian people? was it because of leadership? what has changed to profoundly? >> the significant changes have been throu

it is corroborated by a completely different book "damascus countdown" by joel rosenberg. i mean, what are the odds? (laughter) and here is his proof that the syrian conflict may bring about the end of the world. >> in the novel "damascus countdown" in which i imagine a scenario that those prophecies come true in our lifetime. >> stephen: yes, he imagines a scenario. (laughter) which qualifies him to be interviewed by an imaginary newsman. (laughter) now, folks -- (cheers and applause) i believe this means that if we want to see how the world ends all we have to do is flip to the end of his book. okay, here we go. "she wondered what life lay before them, what would come next. but instead of asking questions, she simply laid her head on david's chest. she looked at the engagement ring on her finger and said right out loud "bless the lord oh my soul." (laughter) folks, if i'm interpreting the book of rosenberg correctly -- (laughter) -- the world ends with a wedding! (cheers and applause) magical! folks, don't even bother with the gift receipt because crate & barrel will not

joining me now, "daily beast" special correspondent and former state department officer joel rubin. let's pick up where chuck left off regarding credibility. in his estimation, this is not just the credibility of the administration, it's also members of congress, especially those on the right who traditionally would be behind effort using the military and now saying that they will not support this president, which brings us back to this typical partisan, if obama's name is on it, whether it's obama care or this effort, there's an instant no. >> exactly right. the arguments that chuck just laid out are exactly the ones -- i think he laid them out very well -- they're exactly the ones the obama administration has to make. this isn't about barack obama. it's about the united states. it's about this century old taboo. it's about how we act as a global community. i don't know how far that's going to travel, though, in right-wing tea party circles. it's just going to be automatic. a certain number of house republicans are just going to be against it if obama is for it. talk radio hosts ar

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here to join me, joel fuhrman and a doctor from one medical group. good afternoon. how are you today? >> doing great. >> i want to start with you, natasha. you're pregnant. tell me about coffee are and pregnancy? you're pro coffee? >> i am, well, not necessarily pro coffee. weigh the risks and benefits. being pregnant i can't have my coffee and it's difficulty not to have it. >> why can't you? or why shouldn't you? >> it's super controversial. every month there's a new study, you can, you can't drink coffee. the party line at this point is one cup of coffee in preg snanaa day is probably okay. i decided better to be safe than sorry, a personal choice. we're talking about 8 ounces of coffee. not starbucks coffee. >> exactly. no double express oh in that one little cup? >> exactly. 8 ounce, normal coffee, if you can find it these days. >> exactly. can't find even a normal cup anymore. dr. joel, we spoke before, and you are on the fence about it, because you say there are some benefits, but there are some detractions from drinking coffee. why don't we start with the de

joel foreman, dr. susan bachman, jeffery grossman, executive director of the integrated nano mechanical systems at u.c. berkeley. paul [speaker not understood], director of the material science division at the lawrence berkeley national lab. dr. andrew nelson and our local person, dr. kim [speaker not understood]. it also includes new jersey deputy health commissioner, the connecticut attorney general, as well as abel maldonado who sponsored the california synthetic trip study and today can be found to be most vociferous debunker of its findings as

joel landy loves movies, and here he runs the show. the movie theater, the entire building, all of it, is his. it was once a detroit public high school. >> many people saw the schools as a one-purpose, one-use. it's a school and tear it down. when i walk in, i see a great space that can be used for almost any purpose. >> reporter: he's invested hundreds of thousands of dollars buying up several shuttered detroit schools. one is now a charter school and another a music school and residential lofts. >> the rewards are the influence it has on other people. >> reporter: joel isn't alone. over the past four years, all told, the city has sold 46 school buildings. >> detroit is hot right now. >> reporter: tammy dean runs the detroit public school district's real estate office. >> everyone is looking to see what's going to happen with the city, what's going to happen with the school district and all the property. there's lots of property. >> reporter: sales have generated over $18 million, money that goes back into the budget of the city's cas

the joel loves movies, and here he runs the show. the movie theater, the entire building, all of it is his and it was once a detroit public high school. >> many people saw the schools as a one purpose, one use, it's a school, tear it down. when i walk in i see a great space that can be used for almost any purpose. >> reporter: he's invested hundreds of thousands of dollars buying up several shuttered detroit schools. one is now a charter school. another a music school and residential lofts. >> the reed wards are the influences on other people. >> reporter: joel isn't alone. over the past four years, all told, the city has sold 46 school buildings. >> detroit is hot right now. >> reporter: tammy dean runs the detroit public school districts real estate office. >> everyone is looking to see what is going to happen with the city, what will happen with the school district and all the property. there is lots of property. >> reporter: sales have generate overruled $18 million. money that goes back in to the budget of the city's cash-strapp

well right now let's get more on these developments from joel rubin he's director of policy and government affairs apply all shares of fund. joel president obama said that he was ready to meet rouhani if tehran did indeed signal that it was serious about giving up its nuclear weapons program the alleged nuclear weapons program i have to add do you think he really is ready to do that. well what we've seen in the last several days is quite remarkable it's clear that there is time and space for diplomacy it's clear that the same sheens that the international community the united nations russia the europeans the united states have put on iran have really gotten the iranian leaders attention and the recent election of president rouhani with a mandate to engage it is something he's following through on and we'll see and i believe that the president's view is how to test this new gauge meant to see if there really is the chance for a diplomatic deal on the nuclear program and there are indeed signs of cooperation from iran just how far do you think it would go to in effect make peace with washing

i was preaching for joel osteen in houston. joel's got a great work there, he and victoria. and his mother dodie and john had been long-time friends. i've preached years ago when i was in my 30s. i was preaching for john osteen. he had a little book called the place called there. and he mentions how elijah woke up one morning and the brook had dried up, because the place called "there" had changed. and god says, "now go to zaraphath. i've commanded a widow woman to feed you there." wherever you're supposed to be, divine prosperity is there. money is anywhere god wanted you to be. "well, mike, there's no money where i'm at." can you get the message? picture jesus standing on the shore, and he's hollering at the... disciples, "children, have you any meat?" they said, "we fished all night and there's no fish." and jesus said, "they're not over there; they're on the other side of the boat." [laughter] provision is the confirmation you are in the place of your assignment. money is anywhere god wants you to be. it's called the law of place. got time for a couple more? >> sure you

let's go to joel in new york. joel. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. this is joel from fayetteville, new york. i'm the jealous husband. i wanted to ask you advice on keycorp. >> i had to do a little ring the register. that company does not do well with the yield curve as it is even though it's got a terrific ceo. let's go to marsha in nevada. >> caller: yes. thank you, jim. i'm really interested in clzx. do you buy, sell? >> i was going over it, where we should take the double and go so to speak, because we did recommend it dramatically lower, and ken assures me that the actual stuff in the pipe is so good that we should not tell people to sell. we say hold on celldex. let's take warren in north carolina. hey, warren. >> caller: beast of the east from wilmington here. how are you doing? >> beast of the east. >> caller: boo-yah, boo-yah. i read your book. >> thank you. >> caller: it's great read. the foray book -- >> i we've got a new one coming up in january. go ahead. >> caller: i'm calling about xone. >> that's a 3-d play. remember how we rank them.

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let's go to joel in new york. joel. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. this is joel from new york. i'm the jealous husband. i wanted to ask you advice on keyco keycorp. >> i had to do a little register ring. that company does not do well with the ship of the shield curve as it is even though it's got traffic ceo. let's go to marsha in nevada. >> caller: yes. thank you, jim. i'm really interested in clzx. do you buy, sell? >> i was going over it, where we should take the double and go so to speak because we did recommend it dramatically lower and ken assures me that the actual stuff in the pipe is so good we should not sell. we say hold on celldex. let's take warren in south carolina. hey, warren. >> caller: beast of the east here. how are you. >> beast of the east. >> caller: boo-yah, boo-yah. i read your book. >> thank you. >> caller: it's great read. the foray book -- i we've got a new one coming up in january. go ahead. >> caller: i'm calling about xone. >> that's a 3-d player. remember how we rank them. stratuses first, ddd and then that. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conc

joel in new york. joel. >> caller: boo-yah to you, jim. this is joel from fayetteville. >> oh, man, fantastic. i was out there the other day. what's up? >> caller: a couple things. first of all, i wanted to thank you very much for the advice that you've given my wife and me. we try to make good use of it. >> thank you. >> caller: and second of all, i think my wife has become infatuated with you. she schedules our social events around your show. and i'm getting a little jealous about this. anyway. in the meantime, what can you tell me we should know about rbs. >> well, when i first recommended people made -- i heard the calls, i heard the boos. i heard people saying -- you know what, that stock used to be rampant. that company is worth $14 a share. it's masquerading at $11. i say -- buy, buy, buy, even here. paula in california. paula. >> caller: yes, i'm here. >> what's up, paula. >> caller: well, i inherited 1,000 shares of walmart stock from my late uncle and i've got to know, hold or sell? >> walmart is fine. it's not going to be five b

joel in new york. joel. >> caller: boo-yah to you, jim. this is joel from fayetteville. >> oh, man, fantastic. i was out there the other day. what's up? >> caller: a couple things. first of all, i wanted to thank you very much for the advice that you've given my wife and me. we try to make good use of it. >> thank you. >> caller: and second of all, i think my wife has become infatuated with you. she schedules our social events around your show, and i'm getting a little jealous about this. anyway. in the meantime, what can you tell me we should know about rbs? >> well, when i first recommended people made fun. i heard the catcalls, i heard the boos. i heard people saying -- you know what, that stock used to be rampant. that company is worth $14 a share. it's masquerading at $11. i say -- buy, buy, buy, even here. paula in california. paula. >> caller: yes, i'm here. >> what's up, paula. >> caller: well, i inherited 1,000 shares of walmart stock from my late uncle and i've got to know, should i hold or sell? >> walmart is fine. it's not goin

>>víctor recuerda que la gente que visitaba el parque solia cruzar al lado mexicano y divertirse, joel es una de las decenas de personas que partieron. > estuvimos trabajando en ranchos para sobrevivir >>ahora esta de vuelta, y feliz, en la actualidad viven aquí 35 familias, solo se puede llegar cruzando en lancha el río bravo, este puerto volvió a operar después de muchos años. >>además de ayudar a la economía la parte cientifica a ambos lados de la frontera por su gran variedad de fauna y flora >>cruzan 100 personas en el área, ayudando economicamente a la comunidad. >>ahora tienen oportunidad de compartir nuevamente este pedacitos de frontera pero con un enorme significado para esta parte >>estamos preparandonos para recibir el turismo en octubre >>en boquillas del carmen coaguilas, univisión. >>algo positivo para estas comunidades que dependen tanto la una de la otra, así cerramos el noticiero mañana llegamos a usted desde el paso >>muchas gracias, maría elena, y buenas noches, a usted, nos vemos mañana, muchas gracias. ♪. >> creo que en verdad me estoy volviendo loc

all right, joel, david, and colby, good to see you again. good luck, also. e categorieshere come goodthe categoriesain. for the jeopardy! round. starting off with... don't let the spelling wou. don't let the spelling worry you. you have to name the surrounding body of water for us. alex: joel, you start. let's start with great briton for $200. colby. who is chaplin?arlie c- correct. $400, great briton. answer -- daily double. just like that! [ applause ] but you can risk up to $1,000, though you have but $200. i guess i'll have to go with $1,000. you don't have to, but you are choosing to. here's the clue.

i talked to the roast master himself, host joel mchale. breaking news about the fifth season of "community." >> start with huh? jonathan banks in breaking sad about on the show. >> taking dead aim at his favorite tabloid target, the kardashians. >> i like how kim now says she has to get back to work. yeah, just existing and then someone recording it? >> it was really hard. >> she appears. >> grandma now. >> singer tiffany, one of the stars appearing in joel's "what would you do for a klondike" celebrity challenge. sunday on facebook, he will he will be awarding celebrities the best challenge. >> clondy award, not to be confused with the emmy awards. >> won't see a twerking milely on the show. >> love her haircut. i can't tell the difference between her and justin bieber. they are both very pretty. >> for more on joel's very funny klondike campaign go to our facebook page. >>> all right, so, mario, i am a woman of my word, i said i would post a self-no makeup on on twitter today, like all the stars are doing. here it s >> just as beautiful,

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of me with davy jones and mom put it in her scrap book, and did the perfect writing "jane and billy joel". >> jimmy: well, at least she got your name right. >> she got my name right. >> jimmy: davy jones, billy joel, a little bit of similarity there, but really not enough. >> not enough. >> jimmy: well, we're going to take a break here, because that is what we do from time to time. jane lynch is here, her show "glee" will be back. we'll be right back. the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is brought to you by sony. ♪ $5 ♪ $5 footlong ♪ any any any ♪ five ♪ $5 ♪ $5 footlong [ male announcer ] footlong nation rejoice! right now at subway, any regular footlong is a $5 footlong, all subtember long! like the subway club, sweet onion chicken teriyaki and even the italian bmt. with tons of $5 footlongs, we need an entire month to celebrate. so hurry in! ♪ at subway we need an entire month to celebrate. i've been claritin clear for 12. i'm stilldays!itin clear! when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking one clinically proven claritin every day during your allergy season f

he tells joel, "joel, you need to preach more on repentance." but you know something? under law, you have to repent first before god can bless you. but under grace, god blesses you first and he'll receive the blessing in his goodness. the goodness of god will lead you to repentance. there's been a change. so why don't we just open up the people's hearts and let them receive god's goodness anyway? when they receive god's goodness, they will change, not because of their willpower, but because of his goodness. amen? you know, every sunday from this pulpit, repentance is going on in the church because as joel preaches, the greek word for repentance is metanoia. changing of minds is taking place all the time, all the time. repentance is not beating your breast shouting, "jesus, jesus," in the altar call. you understand? you can do all that and go away unchanged because you have not heard something that will change your life. but every time you hear the word of god, you hear the good news, you hear how wonderful god is and his plans towards you are plans of good and not evil