>> tariq: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: developing some shows. >> tariq: yeah, we got a couple shows. we have one thing. i'm not allowed to mention -- can i mention other networks? >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> tariq: all right, we got one show on amc. >> jimmy: don't say the amc. [ laughter ] >> tariq: it's a show that we're ep'ing, executive producing, it's called "the rap yearbook." it's based on the best-selling book by shea serrano. >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> tariq: it deals with the impact of iconic hip hop songs on the culture at the time that they came out. sort of thing. >> jimmy: you did "hamilton" mix tape? >> tariq: yeah, yeah, we executive produced the "hamilton" mix tape and the original cast recording for "hamilton." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, come on, that's what i'm talking about. and then i got to just give a a shout out to bilal and your song "it ain't fair" on the "detroit" soundtrack. original song. [ applause ] honestly, dude, i mean, best original song. that's what i'm talking about. that was amazing what you guys did on that. >> tariq: thanks, man. i'm rea

>> tariq: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: developing some shows. >> tariq: yeah, we got a couple shows. we have one thing. i'm not allowed to mention -- can i mention other networks? >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> tariq: all right, we got one show on amc. >> jimmy: don't say the amc. [ laughter ] >> tariq: it's a show that we're ep'ing, executive producing, it's called "the rap yearbook." it's based on the best-selling book by shea serrano. >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> tariq: it deals with the impact of iconic hip hop songs on the culture at the time that they came out. sort of thing. >> jimmy: you did "hamilton" mix tape? >> tariq: yeah, yeah, we executive produced the "hamilton" mix tape and the original cast recording for "hamilton." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, come on, that's what i'm talking about. and then i got to just give a a shout out to bilal and your song "it ain't fair" on the "detroit" soundtrack. original song. [ applause ] honestly, dude, i mean, best original song. that's what i'm talking about. that was amazing what you guys did on that. minutes freestyling but i was

>> tariq: yeah. >> okay. >> tariq: do i say -- i say what it is, right? >> jimmy: kind of, yeah. >> tariq: okay, it's l you do it. on. >> an action. >> jimmy: like you do it. >> like you do it. >> jimmy: oh, my, ridiculous. here we go. [ laughter ] 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.imm just assuming -- five.dience shoutin >> 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 ] [ laughter ] no.sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. sorry, where am i? >> wow. >> united states. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> the country -- >> tariq: take the bull by the horns? >> jimmy: oh, my god. here, wait, sorry. >> take the bull

>> tariq: yeah. >> okay. >> tariq: do i say -- i say what it is, right? >> jimmy: well, kind of, yeah. >> 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. >> ji

eat you. >> tariq: dragon. >> jimmy: crocodile. >> tariq: crocodile tears. crocodile. >> jimmy: croc -- "crocodile rock." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ talking over each other ] he has it! yeah, we got it! yo, that's how to do it right there. zendaya, right there. the champ. [ cheers and applause ] billy crudup. tariq trotter, right there. we're talking to zendaya after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that's the new rockstar. hurry in to old navy for up to seventy-five percent off storewide! that's up to seventy-five percent off and this tuesday only, get fifty percent off all jeans at old navy. oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon squeal) it's ver... sfx: (balloon squeals) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good right? yeah. lactaid. the milk that doesn't mess with you. ♪ (christmas marching band music) (drumsticks click) ♪ ♪ give joy with 25% off nikejoy! and get joy with kohl's cash

eat you. >> tariq: dragon. >> jimmy: crocodile. >> tariq: crocodile tears. crocodile. >> jimmy: croc -- "crocodile rock." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ talking over each other ] he has it! yeah, we got it! yo, that's how to do it right there. zendaya, right there. the champ. [ cheers and applause ] billy crudup. tariq trotter, right there. we're talking to zendaya after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [♪ ♪] that's the new rockstar. hurry in to old navy for up to seventy-five percent off storewide! that's up to seventy-five percent off and this tuesday only, get fifty percent off all jeans at old navy. how's your cafe au lait? oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon squeal) it's ver... sfx: (balloon squeals) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good right? yeah. lactaid. the milk that doesn't mess with you. ♪ (christmas marching band music) (drumsticks click) ♪ ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra

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eat you. >> tariq: dragon. >> jimmy: crocodile. >> tariq: crocodile tears. crocodile. >> jimmy: croc -- "crocodile rock." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ talking over each other ] he has it! yeah, we got it! yo, that's how to do it right there. zendaya, right there. the champ. [ cheers and applause ] billy crudup. tariq trotter, right there. we're talking to zendaya after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ let's get the big guy in place. the ford year end sales event is here. i can guide you in. no, thanks , santa. i got this. santa: uh, it looks a little tight. perfect fit. santa needs an f-150. that's ford, america's best selling brand. hurry in today for 0% financing for 72 months across the full line up of ford cars, trucks and suvs. for a limited time, get an additional $1,000 cash back on top of 0% financing for 72 months. get these exclusive offers during the ford year end sales event. get these exclusive offers toasting dad: i'm not one but here's to... to many more years of friendship. and feasts! crowd: [laughing, cheerin

eat you. >> tariq: dragon. >> jimmy: crocodile. >> tariq: crocodile tears. crocodile. >> jimmy: croc -- "crocodile rock." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ talking over each other ] he has it! yeah, we got it! yo, that's how to do it right there. zendaya, right there. the champ. [ cheers and applause ] billy crudup. tariq trotter, right there. we're talking to zendaya after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [♪ ] that's the new rockstar. hurry in to old navy for up to seventy-five percent off storewide! that's up to seventy-five percent off and this tuesday only, get fifty percent off all jeans at old navy. oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon squeal) it's ver... sfx: (balloon squeals) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good right? yeah. lactaid. the milk that doesn't mess with you. ♪ (christmas marching band music) (drumsticks click) ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra. give joy with 25% off nikejoy!

eat you. >> tariq: dragon. >> jimmy: crocodile. >> tariq: crocodile tears. crocodile. >> jimmy: croc -- "crocodile rock." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ talking over each other ] he has it! yeah, we got it! yo, that's how to do it right there. zendaya, right there. the champ. [ cheers and applause ] billy crudup. tariq trotter, right there. we're talking to zendaya after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ let's get the big guy in place. the ford year end sales event is here. i can guide you in. no, thanks , santa. i got this. santa: uh, it looks a little tight. perfect fit. santa needs an f-150. that's ford, america's best selling brand. hurry in today for 0% financing for 72 months across the full line up of ford cars, trucks and suvs. for a limited time, get an additional $1,000 cash back on top of 0% financing for 72 months. get these exclusive offers during the ford year end sales event. toasting dad: i'm not

tariq. tariq trotter. >> tariq: how you doing? >> steve: famed entrepreneur. >> tariq: yup, yup. >> steve: country singers. >> tariq: yes. >> steve: they often been singing about what? >> tariq: we often sing about -- >> steve: we? [ laughter ] we? >> tariq: the line between country and hip- [ laughter ] >> steve: you're right. blurred lines. >> yeah. >> i'm gonna say, trucks. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: trucks! let's see trucks! ♪ oh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, my gosh. you guys won that one. >> jimmy: all right. they got one. >> steve: now we're gonna start again. jimmy. >> jimmy: what was the last answer? >> steve: let's see. what's the number four answer? ♪ dog. >> jimmy: yeah, dog. >> steve: all right, jimmy and tariq, get up here. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] all right, ready? speaking of dogs. >> come on, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: why do dogs blank. why do dogs blank. tell me when you are both locked in. internet search. people queried the internet. ask jeeves. what does jeeves have to say? [ l

. >> entrepreneur tariq fareed has reason to celebrate. his company, edible arrangements, has mushroomed into an international sensation. how much total revenue? >> a little over $600 million. >> 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. since money was tight, he and his siblings had to get busy, fast. >> my mother would kick us out of bed every day and say, 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 the lawn. she said, honey, if you keep working this hard, you'll be a millionaire by the time you're 35. i liked the ring of that. >> he took a job with a local florist, where he learned about customer service and creative design. when the opportunity arose to buy a defunct floral shop in connecticut, he moved fast. with $6,000 borrowed from his father's boss, he became the owner of fareed's flowers. >> who is going to s

pero lo que pasó luego fue horroroso, según las víctima sot tariq wali/empleado víctima tariq dice que el sospechoso lo empujó, lo tiró al piso y lo golpeó hasta sangrar.. mareado, golpeado en la mandíbula y sangrando por la nariz .. milagrosamente logró salir de la tienda para pedir ayuda sot frank landrun/portavoz policía de berkely en ese momento, según la policía, el ladron trató de robar dinero de la caja registradora pero no la pudo abrir... el terminó huyendo sin dejar rastro y la policía lo busca. tendría unos 30 años, de raza afroamericana, mediría entre 5'8 y 5'10 pies y pesados entre 160-170 pulgadas esta es primera vez que tariq... originario de afganistán, sufre un incidente así en el país...y solo pide justicia.... as que recuerde si usted ha visto a este individuo, llame annimamente a las autoridades... puede marcar el 911 ---una mujer de 47 aÑos murio el dia de navidad cuando fue hallada con una grave herida en la cabeza esto en fremont. --la señora fue trasladada al hospital donde sucumbio a sus heridas. --de acuerdo con las autoridades, la muerte de

. >> tariq. >> jimmy: tariq trotter. dude, tariq plays reggie love. [ applause ] yo. tariq is fantastic in ?the deuce.? >> and i've been seeing questlove all over the place. >> questlove: yeah, and all these other -- >> we're new, like -- we?re like party buddies, right? >> questlove: yeah, pretty much. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. you just hang out with every -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just stay here. just come here every night and hang out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: because we love you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but then "the disaster artist.? you told me the last time you were here. you were like, ?dude, i'm filming this movie and it is awesome. it is so fun.? and you're getting crushing reviews. >> thank you. >> jimmy: so congrats. what a great, great, great year. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you deserve it. hosting "snl," "saturday night live.? is this the fourth time hosting for you? >> fourth time. it feels like the fifth. i made a documentary. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> when -- yeah, yeah, when -- >> jimmy: how did you get to do that, by the way? because lor

then a few when tariq —— wintry showers but a fine, cold day. quieter as we had to tuesday, we are in between weather systems, a cold frosty start the watch out for ice again but generally speaking most ice again but generally speaking m ost pla ces ice again but generally speaking most places will be tried with plenty of room for sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at ten... the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. some roads will be better than others, and with any forecast, it can change, so keep an eye on what is on the media and we will do our best to keep what we can open, but there will be problems. borisjohnson meets iran's president this morning as he continues efforts to win the freedom of the british woman, nazanin zagari—ratcliffe. students could save thousands of pounds on tuition fees with a proposal for shorter, two—year degree courses. and we will be following the lives ofa group and we will be following the lives of a group of young people w

tariq admits that he's guilty but he's still asking for help from his native country. so. it's not likely that he'll get it. like france and britain the belgian government opposes capital punishment but it does not want to assist terrorists even if the suspect is their own national. germany takes a different stance if the defendant faces the death penalty in such cases the foreign office says it would try to initiate talks with the corresponding government. as us linda w. is in the care of the german embassy in baghdad. she could be allowed to return to germany soon she's had some harrowing experiences including watching people die. if it does create psychological problems. as a juvenile linda can expect a light sentence in iraq she's due in court in the next few months. no one can see inside her head is she a victim does she regret her actions or is she still a jihad asst and therefore a security threat. why do elephants need this. how does a plastic model turn into a paving stone why do algy make it clear. good idea can work in the where and there are people developing s

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

tariq admits that he's guilty but he's still asking for help from his native country. so. it's not likely that he'll get it. like france and britain the belgian government opposes capital punishment but it does not want to assist terrorists even if the suspect is their own national. germany takes a different stance if the defendant faces the death penalty in such cases the foreign office says it would try to initiate talks with the corresponding government. linda w. is in the care of the german embassy in baghdad. she could be allowed to return to germany soon she's had some harrowing experiences including watching people die. it does create psychological problems. as a juvenile linda can expect a light sentence in iraq she's due in court in the next few months. no one can see inside her head is she a victim does she regret her actions or is she still a jihad against and therefore a security threat. to. kick off life we take football personally. from bundlers league a stock to out cost and his band that's here he donates money to a charity german authorities say is linked

my name is tariq. we believe our city, our countries should be well prepared to respond to emergency and natural disasters. that's exactly why we're opposed to urban shield. approving urban shield you're approving programs that support violence against minority communitied. in germany, they killed 8 people by police, and the u.s., by cap ird ta ita is hundreds. paragraph prf urban shield is built on the belief that we are at war with a domestic enemy that must be neutralized. we have seen how this results in police treating our communities as the enemy, particularly black people, arabs, muslims, and poor people. urban shield is supposed to exclude international teams from countries that with the documented rights violations. this should be extended to u.s. teams from departments with documents civil and human rights violations. people, we people in the bay area are actually afraid and scared to just walk by police when we are in kaffia, the picture that you saw, we wear it all the time, and i am proud

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- benicio del toro, ruby rose, tariq trotter,

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- benicio del toro, ruby rose, tariq trotter,

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- benicio del toro, ruby rose, tariq trotter, musical guest michael mcdonald

we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers tariq naafi tarak according to the washington post's calculations in his first three hundred eighteen days in the white house donald trump has tweeted about fake news one hundred fifty five times that's roughly once every forty eight hours and it turns out he is not the only american who sees the u.s. news media that way clearly not richard the third on media trust by points out has found that nearly half of americans forty four percent say that the media fabricate stories about donald trump if you talk to trump supporters figure rises to seventy seven percent and more than two thirds of americans sixty nine percent say that the media tend to favor one thought but here's the part that sounds slightly contradictory same figure sixty nine percent of american faith that the media helps keep politicians check points of the overrule the trust in the media has probably increase. fifth term came to office and that could be because of the renewed interest in the role that the media plays as a watch

. >> tariq. >> jimmy: tariq trotter. dude, tariq plays reggie love. [ applause ] yo. tariq is fantastic in ?the deuce.? >> and i've been seeing questlove all over the place. >> questlove: yeah, and all these other -- >> we're new, like -- we?re like party buddies, right? >> questlove: yeah, pretty much. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. you just hang out with every -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just stay here. just come here every night and hang out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: because we love you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but then "the disaster artist.? you told me the last time you were here. you were like, ?dude, i'm filming this movie and it is awesome. it is so fun.? and you're getting crushing reviews. >> thank you. >> jimmy: so congrats. what a great [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you deserve it. hosting "snl," "saturday night live.? is this the fourth time hosting for you? >> fourth time. it feels like the fifth. i made a documentary. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> when -- yeah, yeah, when -- >> jimmy: how did you get to do that, by the way? because lorne doesn?t even -- >> i don?t

to quell this reaction to the trunk declaration but the anger is deeply felt and the protests go on tariq will sit out as era okie parties to some are also violent confrontations along the israeli gaza border alan fisher was at a demonstration that the ambulances evidenced by all afternoon ready to treat the injured and the wounded and there have been a number of them you can see the clashes that been going on down close to the border about two hundred meters from where i'm standing the thick smoke is no just clearing that's tires that were set alight to stop the israelis targeting people on the side of the border and this scene has been repeated in seven sports across the gaza strip. we've seen the palestinians throw stones over the border the israelis well they have used bullets and they have used tear gas we've seen several volleys of tear gas come into this field people had to be treated for both for the gunshots and for the tear gas in fact the man i saw being carried into an ambulance at a bullet wound to the neck i suspect he will be in a critical condition. we saw a massive rally

tariq wali has worked at this chevron for nearly two years. he says the incident has left him constantly looking over his shoulder.tariq wali/robbery victimi feel really bad in here also in my home also every time i go like this this when somebody have like this jacket i'm very scared in this timethe attack and robbery happened last thursday around 8 at night. and wali says it's the second time in the past year that the store has been robbed while he was working. customers we talked to were disappointed b by the incident but say they're not surprised.michael brown/customer:it's really unfortunate tha the did that i think that it looked to me that the dude was really angry like he's got some issues that he needs to work out and it's really unfortunate for this guy he has to deal with that type of trauma. yeah he's going to need to see a professional for that you know. i've been through things like this. many of may family have it's just part of life here. it doesn't surprise me. i've seen it all my life ( darya ) new this morning... the f-b-i s

. >> tariq: they invented that genre. >> jimmy: any of you want to boogie? ♪ the boogie the boogie boogie nights ♪ ♪ ♪ anybody wanna boogie the boogie the boogie boogie nights ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, that's it. but it starts out because it's like -- ♪ and then it goes like -- ♪ ain't no doubt we are here to party boogie nights ♪ ♪ come on now let me get it started ♪ ♪ dance with the boogie get down dance with the boogie get down ♪ ♪ 'cause boogie nights are always the best in town ♪ ♪ got to keep on dancing keep on dancing ♪ >> jimmy: all right, boogie. that's it right there. boogie music. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. the roots. the roots right there, everybody. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] i love that song. heatwave! that's a great jam. guys, come back on monday. we have got keegan-michael key coming to the show. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have claire foy. [ cheers and applause ] and we are unveiling "sports illustrated's" 2 2017 sports person of the year. >> steve: ooh. >> j

after the last speaker, i've got a card from tariq saman, mohamed -- i'm sorry, i just can't read your writing. woods irvin, mohamed check, it looks like, eleanor levine, laura kiswani. >> thank you, chair and supervisors for giving me the opportunity to speak. i'm just introducing myself.

after the last speaker, i've got a card from tariq saman, mohamed -- i'm sorry, i just can't read your writing. woods irvin, mohamed check, it looks like, eleanor levine,

after the last speaker, i've got a card from tariq saman, mohamed -- i'm sorry, i just can't read your writing. woods irvin, mohamed check, it looks like, eleanor levine, laura kiswani. >> thank you, chair and supervisors for giving me the opportunity to speak. i'm just introducing myself. i'm shawn sex ton. i'm a captain with the alameda sheriff's office, and i had significant roles in urban shieldth

. >> the clerk: tariq mahmoud and the last person to turn in a speaker card under this item. >> thank you. i'm a taxi driver. i have a question about a sign to put on the cabs to take the people for $30 from city to sfo. the first day i put the sign one of the people, mr. peters, standing on the sign looking at the people on the bus stop and said it's a violation of the code so and so. i told you in the last meeting that yellow has 200 cabs with that sign for two years and they're not in violation but i am in violation. this is the way you are running the taxi industry. coming to that, 400 cabs are moving in the city which are legally required to have the top light connect with the meter but 400 cabs have a different meter not connect with the top light. a very serious incident happened one cab was driving his light was on but the customer in the cab. the customer in the cab somebody flagged him and said i want your cab he said i have a customer and he said your light is on. he said it's a switch system and not automatic. the customer on the street pulled the gun on te driver. he has

. >> tariq: they invented that genre. >> jimmy: any of you want to boogie? ♪ the boogie the boogie boogie nights ♪ ♪ ♪ anybody wanna boogie the boogie the boogie boogie nights ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, that's it. but it starts out because it's like -- ♪ and then it goes like -- ♪ ain't no doubt we are here to party ♪ come on now let me get it started ♪ ♪ dance with the boogie get down dance with the boogie get down ♪ ♪ 'cause boogie nights are always the best in town ♪ ♪ got to keep on dancing keep on dancing ♪ >> jimmy: all right, boogie. that's it right there. boogie music. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. the roots. the roots right there, everybody. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] i love that song. heatwave! that's a great jam. guys, come back on monday. we have got keegan-michael key coming to the show. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have claire foy. [ cheers and applause ] and we are unveiling "sports illustrated's" 2 2017 sports person of the year. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. [ appl

we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers tariq naafi tarak according to the washington post's calculations in his first three hundred eighteen days in the white house donald trump has tweeted about fake news one hundred fifty five times that's roughly once every forty eight hours and it turns out he is not the only american who sees the u.s. news media that way clearly not richard a survey on media trust by points up has found that nearly half of americans forty four percent say that the media fabricate stories about donald trump and if you talk to trump supporters that figure rises to seventy seven percent and more than two thirds of americans sixty nine percent say that the media tend to favor one thought but here's the part that sounds slightly contradictory same figure sixty nine percent of americans faith that the media helps keep politicians check points of the over rule the trust in the media has probably increased since trumka into office and that could be because of the renewed interest in the role that the media . the wa

tariq malik, managing editor at space.com. why now? >> stuart this, is the trump's administration first official policy what president trump wants nasa to do for american leadership in space. they had a national space council meeting in october. their recommendation was, we need to get back to the moon and use it as springboard to explore the solar system this directive makes that official by the president. nassda's new direction is go to the moon. stuart: it is official now? >> that's it. starting in 2019 we should see that reflected in nasa's budget. stuart: why don't we send robots? they can do just about anything that we can do, human beings, so why not send them. >> robots are capable, scientists said having people on the planet of moon and mars they can do something better. there is the national pride aspect of doing that the president made the announcement 45 years after the last person walked on the moon, harrison schmidt, gene cernan, american astronauts. no one has gone back since. stuart: you have to have the human content.