here. [ cheers and applause ] well guys, it is official, football season has begun. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is it! but this is cool. i saw that the patriots will play a game in mexico this november. yeah. and once they're down there, the rest of the league will say, "okay, build the wall. quick. i mean -- we have a chance -- we have a chance!" [ laughter and applause ] "we have a chance." meanwhile, i saw that the -- the new york jets are 1,000 to 1 long shots to win the super bowl. [ light laughter ] that -- that means that if you -- if you bet just one dollar, you will lose just one dollar. [ laughter and applause ] i mean -- that's it -- it's just one. what's one dollar? let's get to some news here, congressional leaders are still upset with president trump's decision on the daca immigration plan. they called it brainless, heartless, and cowardly. all trump needs now is some ruby slippers and he's off to see the wizard. [ laughter and applause ] some big tv news, abc just announced the next "bachelor" is going to be arie luyendyk jr. [ light laught

. >> steve: what's on the a whole lot more than that, but it's about the black diamond trophy, which virginia tech has had for the last 12 years, because they haven't played. west virginia definitely wants to take that back to morgantown. 6:30 to go. out of the end zone as usual by slye. and the touchback. so, there's a twitter handle, blackdiamondtrophy. june 6th, 2015, it started. and they update it every single day. that's 2016, and today, it's updated. virginia tech has held the black diamond trophy for 4,719 days. they're verified, and you're not, griese. the blue white, goes up, can't bring it down. alexander thought he should have intercepted the pass. >> brian: i think this is going to be the strategy through the rest of the game for grier and spavital. test the secondary for virginia tech in man coverage, downfield. they're dropping. alexander, with a great play there. how much do they have left in the tank? >> fr >> steve: from the 25, grier to jennings. gets about five yards. west virginia has not started beyond their own 27 all game. they've been dealing with a lon

applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- reese witherspoon. bono and the edge. musical guest u2. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 732, jersey! yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! oh, welcome! [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here, everybody. thank you. welcome to "the tonight show!" this is it, you made it, you're here. [ cheers and applause ] well guys, it is official, football season has begun. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is it! but this is cool. i saw that the patriots will play a game in mexico this november. yeah. and once they're down there, the rest of the league will say, "okay, build the wall. quick. i mean -- we have a chance -- we have a chance!" [ laughter and applause ] "we have a chance." meanwhile, i saw that the -- the new york jets are 1,000 to 1 long shots to win the super bowl. [ light laughter ] tha

. this is just over 30 minutes. steve: linda mcmahon, let's begin where your story begins, growing up in north carolina. an only child? ms. mcmahon: an only child. that is right. my parents realized they had perfection, and they stopped. [laughter] steve: what role did that have shaping your political views and ideology? ms. mcmahon: not so much my political views, but my parents were honest, hard-working people. who were employees at cherry point airbase. we lived about 15 miles from the airbase. both my mom and dad worked there. i had a fantastic upbringing and childhood. my paternal grandmother lived with us most of my life. so i had that dual advantage of having an older person's perspective, as well as having my parents' perspective. steve: i read that you were a tomboy? ms. mcmahon: i was a tomboy, yes. i guess i still am a tomboy. i still like to play sports. i played baseball with the boys at recess. i could never jump rope. it was something i could not do. the girls seemed to be very involved in jumping rope. since i was my father's son and my mother's daughter, i learned how

ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. . steve: everything is changing around us. all political division is shifting. technology torn down barriers, and across the globe, power is turning to the people. from outside the beltway, you get a different perspective. the age of elitism coming to an end. i've seen it upclose. from inside government while running campaigns, and starting my own business. people are looking for a new brand of change, and the place for business populism is here. "the next revolution" starts right now. tonight drain the swamp special on "the next revolution." notorious lobbyist turned anti-corruption campaigner jake abramoff here to tell us the dirty secrets of the d.c. swamp. we meet the man inside corporations literally write the laws the rest of us have to live under. and there's hope, we talk to two congressmen, one republican, one democrat, working together to drain the swamp. evening everyone and welcome to "the next revolution." i'm steve hilton and this is the home of positive populism. when we started this show, we promised to kee

tonight show starring jimmy fallon is up next. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests, kevin james, ilana glazer, musical guest rudimental featuring james arthur and the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 740, ohio! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: whoah. oh. that's what you want right there. looking good. looking good out there everybody! welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] this is it! you're here. you made it. here's what people are talking about, you guys. president trump gave his big speech at the u.n. general assembly today, and at one point he threatened to totally destroy north korea. [ cheering ] yeah. he said he has a -- he said he has a good plan to do it too. he's going to run for president of north korea. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he's already got the hats made. he's got the hats made and everything. trump's speech actu

] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jake gyllenhaal, dr. jane goodall, musical guest yo gotti featuring nicki minaj, and the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 737, austin, yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. this is a hot crowd. [ cheers and applause ] a beautiful, good-looking hot crowd here tonight here in new york city. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." here's what people are talking about. i saw this morning, president trump tweeted that his border wall is going to be built out of old fences. [ laughter ] which explains why today millions of americans walked out of their homes and said, where the hell's my fence? [ laughter and applause ] i'm building a chain link fence. trump also went on twitter to criticize hillary's new book. so she responded by saying she'd send him a copy of her children's book instead. [ laughter ] trump was like, got anything shor

be televised. fighting republicans over healthcare. fighting for a tax plan and even fighting steve bannon in the alabama senate race. we will break down present drums. we cut. plus, all the tech giants getting dangerously big and powerful. we meet the man who wants to cut them down to size. the google boss who crushed a critic. we expose how big tech big money can sink tanks into corporate student. steve: welcome to the next revolution. on steve hilton and this is the home of published populism. big news today is growing protest in sports and beyond following the present remarks about nfl players taking a knee at the rally in alabama on friday. with a roundup of days event let's go to marion lafferty is outside the la charter stadium. >> steve, several nfl teams decided to stay in the locker room during the national anthem and deal with the controversy. the process started early during the first game of the day. the jaguars ravens game held in london with players on both teams taking a knee. more than 100 players at games held across the us also kneeling. the intense controversy be

steve jobs theater at apple's new 175 acre campus. apple unveiled new models for the iphone 8 and iphone 8 plus. it also introduced the iphone x. a product that marks the 10th anniversary of the original iphone launch and costs $1000. >> the first iphone revolutionized a decade of technology and changed the world in the process. now, 10 years later, it is only fitting that we are here in this place on this day to reveal a product that will set the path for technology for the next decade. charlie: the screen eliminates the home button and uses facial recognition software to unlock. they also introduced apple watch series three and apple tv. joining me is the editor and chief of back channel which appears on wired.com. and the ceo of business insider. and emily chang, the host of bloomberg technology. i will begin with emily, set the scene today and the reaction in cupertino. emily: it was pretty powerful. you can see the steve jobs theater behind me. the sight of it is breathtaking. you have a glass wall, walking down four stories deep into the theater, and they opened today's pres

, and featuring the legendary ots crew. >> questlove: 734, michigan! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, thank you very much! thank you very much! welcome. thank you very much. welcome, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. you look good. new york city, baby. let's get to some news here. i saw that president trump spent the weekend at camp david with his entire cabinet. [ light laughter ] not for meetings, he just didn't want to be alone after seeing the movie "it." he was like -- [ cheers and applause ] john kelly. have john kelly check under my bed again. [ light laughter ] meanwhile, education secretary betsy devos is going on a back to school tour this week and will visit wyoming, colorado, nebraska, kansas, missouri, and indiana. [ light laughter ] betsy says she's excited because she's never been out of the country before. [ laughter ] really excited. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be great. last night, steve b

. steve: everything is changing around us. all political division is shifting. technology torn down barriers, and across the globe, power is turning to the people. from outside the beltway, you get a different perspective. the age of elitism coming to an end. i've seen it upclose. from inside government while running campaigns, and starting my own business. people are looking for a new brand of change, and the place for business populism is here. "the next revolution" starts right now. tonight drain the swamp special on "the next revolution." notorious lobbyist turned anti-corruption campaigner jake abramoff here to tell us the dirty secrets of the d.c. swamp. we meet the man inside corporations literally write the laws the rest of us have to live under. and there's hope, we talk to two congressmen, one republican, one democrat, working together to drain the swamp. evening everyone and welcome to "the next revolution." i'm steve hilton and this is the home of positive populism. when we started this show, we promised to keep watch over president trump's pledge to drain the swamp. ove

plan to voters with a little help from the other side of the aisle. steve: 6:01 in new york city. straight to a fox news alert. hurricane irma the most powerful hurricane in history making landfall in antigua overnight. it is how heading for florida. abby: florida now bracing for massive storm. manual da tore evacuation ordered in the keys and miami set to begin as early as this morning. >> president trump issuing emergency declaration as the monster storm packed with 180 miles per hour inches closer. steve: former governor rick scott national guard and urging millions in its projected path act now. >> every family needs to have a plan. have a disaster preparedness kit and be ready today do. not sit and read and wait. get ready now. abby: this as we see heart-stopping video take a look at this as we see a pilot flying through hurricane irma shaking. pete: no thank you to that job. adam clots tracking hurricane irma's path and joins us live with the latest. good morning, adam. >> this is a real monster as we are talking about winds still at 185 miles per hour this morning moving w

california. it was the first keynote in the steve jobs theater at apple's new campus. apple unveiled new models for the iphone 8 and iphone 8 plus. x.also introduced the iphone the product marks the anniversary of the iphone launch and costs $1000. the first iphone revolutionized a decade of technology and change the world in the process. now, 10 years later, it is only fitting that we are here in this to reveal as day will set the path for technology for the next decade. the screen eliminates the home button and uses facial recognition software to unlock. it also introduced apple watch series three and apple tv. are our guests. i am pleased to have all of them. set the scene for us today and the reaction there in cupertino. >> i have to say it was powerful. you can see the steve jobs theater behind me. it is breathtaking. , walkinga glass wall down for stories deep into the theater, and they opened today's presentation with the voice of steve jobs talking about what it means to make wonderful products and share them with the world, with humanity. his wife was in the audience. tim co

. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. tonight the search is on for two men who assaulted and robbed a woman. it happened around 11 p-m wednesday night near bryant street and el dorado avenue in palo alto kron-4's charles clifford talked to people who live in the area- --surprised by the brutal attack. well, bryant street here in palo alto is a very quiet street but late wednesdya evening one woman discovered that problems can even reach this quiet area. according to the palo alto police department, on wednesday just past 11pm, a woman in her 60s had parked here along bryant street outside the home of a relative. as she was unpacking items from her car two men approached her on foot. without warning one man hit her in the stomach and pushed her to the ground. the assailant then grabbed her purse and the two suspects fled south along bryant riding bicyclesduring the confrontation, a male relative of the victim emerged from the house and chased the men on foot but fell to the ground. both he and the victim received minor injuries. sot my frist thought was ,"oh? in this neighborhood?"s

. she showed up an hour late for her own book signing. steve: in the heat. brian: how can you be late for your first book signing. steve: do you know what she said when people got there what happened? brian: that's true. i didn't know it was 500 pages. steve: it's very long. ainsley: she has a lot to say. a lot of people to blame. steve: thank you very much for joining us on this very busy wednesday. of course, on this wednesday, we are looking back at the destruction over the last week. brian: right. and it starts now with florida. hurricane irma leaving 12 people dead. millions without power. and nearly 100,000 people in shelters across florida. steve: tomorrow president trump will get a firsthand look at the devastation in the state of florida. ainsley: ellison barber is here with more on his trip and plan to sell tax deduction. >> president trump is set to travel to florida tomorrow since the very first time since hurricane irma made landfall. >> fema administrator long is traveling to the affected areas today and the president will be making a trip to florida on thursday. the pre

. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- megyn kelly, dave franco, musical guest fergie. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 742, ontario. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my! man, wow! that is a hot crowd right there. a good looking, hot crowd. great new york city crowd. welcome, everyone, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] you made it, you're here. this is a great night. it's a great show. i love you, too. here's what people are talking about. some good news for president trump. a new poll shows that his approval ratings just rose three points. that's right, it's now at four points. [ laughter and applause ] but it's -- >> steve: that's good. that's not good. >> jimmy: the u.n. general assembly is still going on. and did you see this? north korea's foreign minister said trump's speec

president and the vice president, then we had gary cohn and steve mnuchin and some of their staff. it was all the right people to have the type of conversation we had. we had a lot of the details of what they are thinking. we had a lot of good interchange, exchange back and forth. we first started out talking as dinner was being presented about infrastructure. we talked about infrastructure and what needs to be done. we talked about public-private. my input on the public-private was that a lot of people are concerned when we talk about public-private that private companies -- they could be private corporations or private countries -- those other countries outside of the united states that might own some of our infrastructure. that gave us a lot of cause for concern. but i said, if you look at public-private as i've known it, charlie, from being a governor of the state of west virginia, you can use that and use the public-private concept to accelerate these public projects. and that's where i think that they understood and where they seemed to say, we've knowledge knowledge that and we

children's future is bright ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ hey ♪ steve: on top of studio f here mezzanine level. ainsley: the vice president is going to join us at 8:00. we also have bill cassidy a senator who is also a doctor who has written with senator lindsey graham. steve: key give me a flu shot? ainsley: he probably could. it is that time, isn't it? brian: bit concerned about the imagine dragons. ainsley: how many people are in the band? brian: some people there. how do they get paid? like elo some people in the band they couldn't make a profit. ainsley: how many people are in the band? brian: four it seems like more. ainsley: what do you think about? brian: do you hear how crowded they sound? steve: are you worried that the imagine dragon can't make a payroll. brian: music industry has never been more difficult. i want to see them succeed because i enjoy their work. steve: we figured at the end of september we would be talking about tax reform there is a move in congress to do something about that. ineffectively a hail mary play the republicans are trying

] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- madonna, camila cabello. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 744, mexico! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! thank you very much, everyone! welcome! welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it, baby. [ cheers and applause ] you're here, you made it. you're at the right show. here's what people are talking about. well, we had a bunch of big football matchups yesterday. you had the eagles against the giants, you had the patriots against the texans, and you had the president against everyone. [ laughter and applause ] yesterday trump tweeted that players standing with locked arms for the national anthem is okay. incidentally, people standing with locked arms is also the plan for his border wall. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: "red rover, red rover. [ laughter and applause ] don't let anyone come over." that's right, tru

but we love our weekends, too. steve: what's not to love. we love the fact that you have tuned in today to find out what's going on. and our first political story is something we touched on a little bit yesterday. the president of the last week when he met with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi on the debt deal and run the government and that -- the flood funding invited them over to the white house. they showed up last night. they wound up having dinner for round of table for 11 in the blue room. the first topic was china and china trade. so they had chinese food. ainsley: how appropriate. they talked about tax reform, immigration, infrastructure, trade and healthcare. brian: but the big news to emerge from this is on daca when it comes to immigration and the so-called dreamers that came here younger, now a young adult in many cases. what's going to happen over the next six months to work out a deal. i was a little surprised to see evidently they were friendly to come out but they weren't together when it came to their closing statements. steve: they disputed it. brian: they dispute

weather empties school playgrounds ... and fills the bay area's beaches. (steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. (pam) and i'm pam moore. extreme heat .... shattering records across the bay area... as triple digit temperatures soar.(steve) and it's not over yet. (steve) kron-4's gabe slate is live in the newsroom with how people coped in san francisco---that saw it's hottest day ever on record. but first chief meteorlogist brittney shipp is here to break down today's scorcher ...and look ahead to the weekend. (brittney) kron-4's gabe slate was out in the peak of the heat in san francisco. he joins us live from the newsroom. ((gabe on camera live - lead)) if you were in san francsico today you were apart of history..the hottest it's ever been. since they started keeping track. the previous record was set 17 years ago in the summer of 2000. and it only reached 103 that's nothingtoday san francisco got to 106so how did the fog dwellers hold up???not so good. rapid continues sound from san francisco people out in the heat: "it's muggy it is so hot it's like the desert ou

toward the kids. i always had this great affinity for young people. steve: what can you tell us about the study of the brain? what did you learn? dr. carson: well, the human brain is incredible. it has billions of neurons, hundreds of billions of interconnections, can process a -- enormous amounts of information in a split second. the very fact, think about all the people that have two eyes, a nose, mouth, two ears, how many variations can there be in that? and yet, your brain is able to distinguish one from another in thousands of people. in a split second. it's an amazing organ. and a person with a normal brain is capable of doing almost anything. you hear people say, i am not good at math. no, you just weren't taught math. anybody with a normal brain could be good at math. steve: how many surgeries did you conduct over the years? dr. carson: about 15,000. steve: was one more successful than another? dr. carson: well, there were certainly some that garnered a lot of attention, but to me, it was more the fact you are intervening in somebody's life. and you have an opportunity to give

pull them off, i'll go for it. >> go for it. bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ray ramano. ruth negga. musical guest camila cabello. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 698! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the "tonight show," baby, this is it. thank you for being here. i'm your host jimmy fallon. you guys, we have ray romano on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he stars in the new movie "the big sick" which is also the name of the republican health care bill. [ laughter and applause ] very interesting. that's right, the senate health care bill came out today, and i saw that -- i saw that it would cut a tax on indoor tanning. [ laughter ] which is the biggest proof so far, that trump was actually working on the bill. [ laughter and applause ] "that's a fact. i'm sacrificing." this is prett

stand for the flag. >> he's back. house majority whip steve scalise returning to capitol hill and both parties overjoyed. >> when i was laying out on that ball field, i just started to pray that at that point it was in god's hands. i'm a living example that miracles really do happen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ steve: i like to watch that scene right there because can you tell who is going to be on the show, geraldo is going to be here and tommy lahren is going to be here. welcome aboard. abby: it's friday. i mean i'm here all weekend but everyone else has made it to the end of the week. brian: we will not put that in front of you all day that we're off saturday and sunday for now. but i will say this, this is one of those weeks i think you guys would agree it has been on hyper speed. steve: they all are. brian: feels like yesterday was monday. it just has felon flown by. abby: so much happens every minute of the day. constantly changing every time we wake up and sit on the couch. steve: sure. abby: there is new developments to the stories we have been talking about. steve: absolutely.

four news in prime time. (steve) several (steve) several fires raged inside a san francisco park today. they burned near homes on this hot, dry and windy day.(pam) all the fires were very close to one another leaving fire investigators to question .. if they were intentionally set. (pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. kron 4's justine waldman is live in john mclaren park tonight . that is just south of 280 in the excelsior district where these fires burning today. justine.. justine:the fire department had to put out 4 fires here today.and with no witnesses. it is raising questions on if someone set these fires on purpose. and they are being considered as suspicious. pkgthe smoke could be seen for miles.its thick cloud rising into the sky over san franciscoit alarmed many drivers in the city on 280 and 101. enrique roman sot we are driving home and i seen the smoke and i tell my wife lisa look there is a fire!and she is like oh its by the house by the house!the fire department rushed quickly to john mclaren park.. around 11 wednesday morning.

... killing at least 230 people. (pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. grant lodes is here tonight with some of those rescues still underway at this hour and the threat facing first repsonders trying to save a child. (grant) that new threat tonight...is...like the quake...mother nature. heavy rain has been falling in mexico city. it's making things more slippery...and it's a dicey situation at this collapsed school. wooden beams are now propping up the rubble...making sure it doesn't crush a little girl...who is alive...but crews have yet to reach her. that's just one of 16 schools in mexico city that suffered serious damage. at least 25 people, including 21 children...died at the school where the girls is trapped. classmates describe what it was like yesterday. . <"pues estaba yo sentada copiado yo la tarea de ingles y pense que alguien estaba pateando mi silla, pero nadie estaba pateando. y luego la maestra de ingles dijo que esta temblando y nos saco del salon y bajamos las escaleras, pero cuando justo cuando ibamos a empezar a bajar, se cayo

last month of so. i'd say people are pretty upset and angry.>(steve) outrage after this. a racist message of hate scrawled on the oldest synagogue in the east bay. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. (pam) and i'm pam moore. this happened while it was still dark this morning. temple sinai in oakland was targeted in this hate crime. sadly--- this is just the latest act of vandalism in a rash of hate crimes in the bay area.(steve) but as kron-4's terisa estacio reports ---- although the temple's members are shaken...they are determined to overcome hate with love. estacio - extra patrols like you see right there. are now here to watch over this site, afeter this hate crime occurred this is all that is left, you can some what make out the writing on the wall. this the second day of the holy holiday of rosh hasahanna - following service, we spoke with temple members about how they were feeling about this attack at this sacred site. (estacio reporting) kia simon. it is distressing that some people would that that this is acceptable for such racists speech. strong and poignant rea

tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- seth macfarlane, elisabeth moss, fallonventions, musical guest thomas rhett, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 731, west tennessee! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's what you want! i love you guys. hey, looking good. welcome, everybody! welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it, baby! [ cheers and applause ] oh, my goodness. well, here's what everybody's talking about, you guys. some good news out of washington, you guys. today, president trump announced a new plan to fund the government for the next three months. [ laughter ] that's right, trump's going to pay his taxes. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, i know, it's a a good idea. it's a good idea. i think it's going to work. it's so crazy. did you see this today? dennis rodman offered to straighten things out

are going to use your platform to further divide the country. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ steve: live from new york city. if you are wondering why challenger the eagle is here and a bunch of kids and they are waving today it is constitution day on our plaza. 1789 the u.s. constitution was adopted. and today we are celebrating with nick adams who has written a great version especially for kids. brian: his organization flags just put out is released today on "fox & friends." student's constitution takes that sacred document signed in philadelphia and makes it come alive for kids so they can understand. ainsley: we can learn a thing or two out of this book. this is absolutely fabulous. i want to take this home for my daughter. pete: i think you can. ainsley: one of the best thing about being a parent you get to learn all this over again. steve: if you were in a hurry the first time as we all were. brian is off today. pete is. in ainsley great to have you back. ainsley: i went down to south beach for the weekend with a group of girlfriends. we had that planned for weeks even before this hurricane. everythin

. steve: well, good. meanwhile, let's talk about taxes. we saw the president earlier in the week. we know he is going to go out and make a speech to the national association of manufacturers as some loud equipment drives behind you there at the white house right now. the message to the folks is you're going to cut the taxes for people in the middle class and you are going to make it simpler, right? >> yeah. the two primary things for the president. number one folks in the middle class will pay less and it will be easier for them to pay. i don't think nearly enough folks have been talking about the fact that almost 90% of households, not businesses, ordinary folks pay somebody else to do their taxes. they won't have to do that anymore. you will pay less and be easier to pay and won't have to pay somebody else to do it for you. that's number one. number two is we really are focusing hard on corporate tax rate as we try to give companies incentives to invest in america again. brian: mick, even though the house and senate and white house on the same relief on the through is turbulence wi

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- benedict cumberbatch, savannah guthrie, musical guest, andy me featuring lunchmoney lewis, and the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 738, higgins. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at how great you look. welcome, everybody. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show!" this is it, baby. you're here. you did it. [ cheers and applause ] here's what people are talking about. i saw that amazon is removing ale hillary clinton's new memoir "what happened." [ light laughter ] but to be fair, they're also removing all the 5-star reviews that hillary gave herself. [ laughter and applause ] "i -- i mean, she is very relatable!" did you guys see this? it came out that trump called attorney general jeff sessions an idiot, and sessions responded by sending a a resignation letter to the white house. [ light laughter ] but no one

four news in prime time. (steve) smoky skies, rising temperatures, and fire danger. a heat wave moves into the bay area...and it is already breaking-records. (steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. (pam) and i'm pam moore. we will see triple digits over the next few days... creating dangerously hot conditions. kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the heat wave in all four- zones. brittney how hot will it get? éa significant warming trend is then forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. (pam) another big story we are tracking tonight. as wildfires ravage california...and a major fire burns in oregon. smoke is filling the skies. from the ponderosa fire in butte county.. to the pleasant fire in nevada county... smoke is drifting down to the bay area.(steve) and it could be seen and smelled by people in the north bay, east bay, and san fra

mainstream media wants to do is to destroy donald trump. charlie: can i remind you -- steve: there is nothing he can do to make the people happy. charlie: can i remind you, a good catholic, that cardinal dolan is opposed to what is happening with doc ayako -- daca? steve: the catholic church has been terrible about this. officials have been terrible about this. by the way -- you know why. unable to come to grips with the problems of the church, they need illegal aliens. they need illegal aliens to fill the churches. that is what the entire catholic bishops are condemning. they have an economic interest, an economic interest in unlimited immigration, unlimited illegal immigration. charlie: that's quite something to say about your church. steve: as much as i respect cardinal nolan and the bishops on doctrine, this is not doctrine. this is not doctrine at all. i totally respect the pope and i totally respect the catholic bishops and cardinals on doctrine. this is not about doctrine. this is about the sovereignty of a nation. in that regard, i am just another guy with an opinion. charlie:

to live forever steve: this song is on my ipod. i listen to it when i'm at the gym. steve: it makes did you go faster. brian: i was stunned the apple is tired of making ipods. it's too easy. they are getting rid of them. what i have is the ipod holder in my wrist band. i will stick it in. a wristband. i will put it in there. even the guy i bought it from at apple says you don't want this, do you. it's been revolutionary. i went into apple the other day they said we're not making them anymore. abby: that's the i watch, isn't it? >> yeah. i was using it as a prop. steve: you are going to end up with free itunes for a year. >> at least a gift certificate. steve: thank you for joining us on this very busy wednesday. abby is in and ainsley is off. abby: a busy wednesday. steve: indeed. we are going to start with a fox news alert. the taliban claiming responsibility for a rocket attack targeting defense secretary james mattis shortly after landing in afghanistan overnight. brian: 30 rockets. pentagon producer lucas tomlinson at the pentagon. he has been working this story and has brand ne

kron4 news at 9 on primetime... i'm vicki liviakis...(steve) and i'm steve aveson... in for grant lodes... the entire bay area is under an excessive heat warning for the holiday weekend as many areas saw records...shattered. we have your four zone forecast... where it was the hottest day ever recorded in downtown san francisco... with a temperature of 106. (vicki) in the north bay... marin was at 108 degrees... in the south bay gilroy was 107... and in the east bay... livermore was 109 degrees.... chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here with a loog at just how long this heat wave is going to last.... brittney? oppressive heat is forecast across the interior and higher elevations today through saturday as strong high pressure builds over the region. in addition, very warm temperatures will spread to the coast as onshore flow weakens. a region-wide cool down is forecast to begin on sunday, especially near the coast, but very warm to hot conditions will continue over inland areas through early next week. (vicki) happening now.... many schools around the bay area are taking precautionary

. steve: big and rich is going to be on the telecast later on today. ainsley: how's come i have never heard of that. big time. that's a good song. brian: have you heard this song before. ainsley: i have never heard. brian: you love it already? ainsley: i like the way that sounds. brian: so the lyrics take a bang seat to the rhythm and the music? ainsley: sometimes. steve: it's kind of a happy song. it's appropriate. big time. today, donald trump hits the big time. ainsley: first time, right? steve: as president of the united states he will be attending on the east side of manhattan his first united nations general assembly. we already know what the message is it's going to be munga. ainsley: what? >> make united nations great again. that's essentially what he is going to say. brian: is he going to be calling out north korea. is he going to be calling out iran. is he going to be talking about the need to stop the bureaucracy at the united nations and make it great and maybe even bring up the fact that he has a building across the street that's really cool like he did yesterday. ainsley

--- with a twist.. they have never seen before on bart. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. the incident happened over the weekend on a bart train at san francisco's civic center station. that's where we find kron-'4s dan kerman. he joins us live with what the police chief is saying about this unusual case. bart police have released this suveillance image of the woman they say attempted a rob another passenger saturday afternoon as the dublin bound train was approaching civic center station in san francisco.sota person behind her dropped a note in her lap the note, posted on twitter was explicit. there are 2 guns pointed at you. if you want to live hand back your wallet and phonesot deputy chief lance haight/bart police the victim in this case decided not to do that but feigned a medical emergency. the strategy worked. several of the 20 to 30 passengers on the train car came to victim's aid and bart police say the suspect ended up getting off the train at powell street but they are not advising everyone take this stancesoti will caution people if you are ev