-steve: i'm steve grafton. lemonis: i was just trying out some of your furniture. steve: nice. lemonis: who do you primarily make your furniture for? steve: interior designers. lemonis: and so a customer cannot come here and buy this stuff? steve: this is stuff that i've had from years ago, and i just put this showroom together over the last six to nine months. and what i need is to merchandise this with current inventory that we sell today. lemonis: so this is essentially a showroom that has furniture that you can't buy. they're a custom manufacturer, so this warehouse is not a showroom. it's just a bunch of unclaimed furniture. how long have you been in this building? steve: since 1964. 50 years. my dad, my dad. lemonis: oh, your dad. okay. steve: he's here, actually. lemonis: i would love to meet him. steve: i would love for you to meet him. go ahead. -papa! -esteban: hey! lemonis: how you doing, sir? -esteban: so far, so good. -lemonis: your name? esteban: esteban grafton. lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -esteban: nice to meet you. -lemonis: wow. esteban: well, i've been he

>> steve: i don't know. i put the food out for her this morning. [ laughter ] she hasn't eaten any of it. >> steve: she hasn't drank any of her water. >> jimmy: someone else adopted grandma. [ laughter ] >> steve: where's the leash. >> jimmy: the new holiday special from nbc. after "the slap." this next one was sent in by mahea villabroza in eastvale, california. she was online shopping for some deals. >> steve: oh sure. >> jimmy: let's see what she found here. "15% off quick family meals." [ laughter ] apparently, "beggin' strips" is -- >> steve: that's for grandma. >> jimmy: oh, grandma! grandma's got to eat too. [ laughter ] >> steve: come on, grandma. get in here. >> jimmy: grandma's got to eat too, right. don't give her any of that food. >> steve: that's for grandma. this is the dog food. sit. >> jimmy: give me your hand. good grandma. here's a beggin' stip. >> steve: go back to the basement. >> jimmy: probably couldn't wait to be adopted. [ laughter ] >> steve: get me out of here. >> jimmy: get me out

it's june. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: time to hit the beach. >> steve: yeah! beach it up. >> jimmy: but, before you do, you have got to do two things. you have to work on your bod, and you have to work on your books. [ light laughter ] you can't be showing up to the beach with a dad bod and a bag full of bad books. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: so as a service to you guys -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: a long set-up here. >> steve: a long wind-up. >> jimmy: i'm going to show you some books that you should avoid at all costs. that's right, it's time for the latest installment of my do not read list. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: before we start, i just want you all to know that every book i'm about to show you is 100% real. these are actual books. you can find them on amazon or check them out at your local library. they are real. all right, let's see what's on my do not read list. this first one here is a book for all you plant lovers out there. it's called, "living with fancy plants." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, wow. >> jimmy: yeah. there's miss fancy plants. she doesn't seem t

>>> news of steve hricko's death shocked friends and coworkers who recalled how much steve was looking forward to the weekend getaway with his wife. >> sometimes it's hard to get past thinking of just his last moments, but i try to get past that, especially when my family gets together. we think of the good times still. i remember just him, like i said, he was my big brother. i remember dancing with him at my wedding and -- excuse me. him always telling me he'd be there for me. there's been a lot of times i needed him, so it's been tough. >> deputy fire marshal michael mulligan was assigned to investigate the fire. the physical fire damage to the hotel room was minimal. it was so well insulated that the fire didn't have enough oxygen to spread. one cigar was missing from a new pack near the bed. it appeared that the fire started on the bedroom floor where steve was lounging at the time of the fire. >> we eliminated possible electric source of ignition. the heating and air-conditioning units were eliminated. lightning. and there was nothing else at the point of origin. >> with the most

>> steve: ah-he! >> jimmy: ah! >> steve: ah-he! ♪ >> jimmy: the number one song. [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah ah-he. >> jimmy: of course, sports weren't the only things happening this weekend. last night was the 69th annual tony awards. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. right across the street at radio city music hall. you can tell the after party got out of hand, because this morning i saw someone doing the tap-dance of shame. [ tapping ] hey, not as funny as it was in rehearsal. it's fine. [ laughter ] don't worry. it happens. >> steve: you tried. you tried. >> jimmy: it happens. it happens. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it happens to the best. [ laughter ] >> steve: that's why they call it a gamble. >> jimmy: tap-dance of shame, they were doing. [ laughter ] they didn't seem to enjoy it. >> steve: no, they didn't like it. they liked the tony awards. >> jimmy: you don't have to like everything. no, the grunts were great. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: we peaked, we peaked at the grunting and then i tried to do the tap-dance of

>> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] don't piss them off. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not a great basketball player. >> steve: why is that? >> jimmy: but he's good dribbler. ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: he's number one in my book. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: whew. >> jimmy: he's european. that's right. >> steve: didn't count. this doesn't count. >> jimmy: he's european. that's right. here's a pretty scary statistic here. according to a new investigation, 95% of undercover tsa agents were able to sneak through airport security with fake bombs and weapons without being detected. 95%. this is real. and because of this, the tsa chief melvin caroway was forced to resign. caroway himself released a a statement regarding the security breach saying, quote "i don't know what we're doing wrong. we nonchalantly shine a tiny flashlight on people's i.d.s, have them put their shoes in plastic bins, and then ask them put their laptops in separate plastic bins for no reason. [ laughter ] we proceed to have them stand in a

. >> steve: yeah. apparently. >> jimmy: next from the cavs is timofey mozgov. [ light laughter ] he was voted, "most likely to live at the top of a a beanstalk." [ laughter and applause ] rare award. >> steve: rarely give that out. twice. second time. >> jimmy: next up from the golden state warriors is andre iguodala. he was voted "weirdest knees." [ laughter ] [ applause ] next up is the head coach of the cleveland cavaliers, david blatt. he was voted, "most likely to be a lawyer in a commercial that says, 'we will fight for you!'" [ laughter and applause ] next up from the warriors is ognjen kuzmic. he was voted, "most zigiktnich." [ laughter and applause ] i just sneezed. i just sneezed. next up is andrew bogut from the warriors. he was voted, "most likely to be watching a video about how bologna is made." [ laughter ] next from cleveland is mike miller. he was voted, "friendliest guy in prison." oh that's nice. [ laughter and applause ] saved you a cigarette. [ laughter ] and finally we have the st

the terminator. >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: mark wahlberg will be here. [ cheers and applause ] benicio del toro will be here. taylor kitsch will be joining us here. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: yeah. plus performances from major lazer, morrissey and penn and teller. cannot wait. >> steve: oh! come on! >> jimmy: that will be a great week. [ applause ] but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. we love this guy. he stars in the highly anticipated new drama. [ laughter ] some things are dramatic. >> steve: very dramatic. >> jimmy: a sequel, a very highly anticipated new sequel, "magic mike xxl," channing tatum is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: time to do the walk. >> jimmy: you think you had to do the walk, that's why the shirts are off? >> steve: yeah, because they have wash board abs. >> jimmy: oh, i see what you're saying. i thought it was like, laundry day. sorry, bro, i got to take my t-shirt off. channing and i are going to do something fun you don't want to miss. it's really an interesting thing. and also

steve: no. it is not about the fact that you might get 24%, it is the fact that you might not get your money back. that changes the game. the yield misleading. investors start to train on price rather than yield. it is about restructuring in default risks. from what i can see, people are sidelining greece, they are not investing in it. they have been burned before. jonathan: the big question is what is the proxy? how i gauge the tension with greece? where do i go? steve: people are looking at measures of volatility to gauge what is going on. before we spoke about's term premium and bond markets, it is all of these relatively new concept for it yields are very low, and so if you look at it on a longer-term horizon, these markets need to adjust. that is what is happening at the moment. greece is a slideshow as far as i'm concerned. jonathan: you look at italy and spain and the german 10 year, is the pinnie 10 year 2.2%? steve: that is more interesting. if you asked me a week ago, i would've said t

>> steve: what are you doing? >> jimmy: stop poking your eyes out. >> steve: don't poke your eyes. >> jimmy: i love her, though. >> steve: no, don't poke your eyes out. >> jimmy: i want to show how much i love her. [ laughter ] i'm gonna tattoo an eyeball on my eyelid. every time i wink at her, she knows i love her. [ laughter ] >> steve: i'm gonna sew my nostrils shut. >> jimmy: i'm gonna sew my nostrils and my mouth shut. [ laughter ] >> steve: it's the only logical thing to do. >> jimmy: here's a caption from jeb bush and george w. bush. they both wrote "they pose a a serious threat to america and they must be defeated immediately." jeb bush posted a picture of isis. george w. bush posted a picture of the dinosaurs from "jurassic park." [ laughter and applause ] it could happen. it could happen, eventually. moving on, here's one from the discovery channel and national geographic. they both wrote "it carries over 100 unknown diseases, so we recommend avoiding it at all costs." discovery channel posted a a pictur

i'll be back. [ laughter ] >> steve: i'll be back. >> jimmy: i'll be back. >> steve: hasta la vista, baby. >> jimmy: it says that thing when you open it. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: open the new "muscle & fitness" it says different things. >> steve: hasta la vista baby. >> jimmy: is that elmo? >> steve: yeah, no it's tiny arnold schwarzenegger. >> jimmy: tiny arnold schwarzenegger. >> steve: it's not a tumor! >> jimmy: arnold is going to tell us all about the big new movie. then he and i are going to have the first brainstorm on "the tonight show." yeah this is where -- [ cheers and applause ] yeah, thank you. you know this. we hook both of our brains up and become one brain. yeah. never been done before. >> steve: never. >> jimmy: on "the tonight show." >> steve: two brains become one. >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: crazy. and your voice gets deeper each time. >> jimmy: plus, he's one of the funniest comedians out there. this is just a dvd of his movie that everyone should own. "sleepwalk with me." mike birbiglia is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] from "orange is the new black." "train

] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: woo! and we have governor jeb bush here tonight! [ applause ] fresh off his announcement that he is running for president. fresh off his announcement that he's running for president. we were also going to have donald trump as well, but last time i checked, he was still giving his speech. [ laughter ] it's very interesting. did you see this? in a speech from trump tower today, donald trump officially announced that he also is running for president. at least i think that's what he was announcing. >> when was the last time you saw a chevrolet in tokyo. i hire people, they do a a website, it costs me $3. the sun will rise, the moon will set. people that know me like me. does my family like me? i think so. and i promise i will never be in a bicycle race. i'm really rich. [ laughter ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: hillary would be our first female president and trump would be our first madlibs president. [ laughter ] i think that's the way it works. [ applause ] what is he saying? i t

>> steve: why would you do that? international tough guy. >> jimmy: if you want to see many get slapped by jason statham. [ laughter ] why would i do that? >> steve: why would you do that? >> jimmy: i don't know why -- >> steve: dude, it's your show. >> jimmy: why not old maid or something. yeah, yeah. something fun. >> steve: break a table or finger. >> jimmy: i don't know what's going on. plus, you know him as vincent chase from the tv series "entourage," now it's coming to the big screen, adrian grenier is dropping by! [ cheers and applause ] the "entourage" movie! it's happening. that's good too. it's funny. and she's one of the best comedians out there. i'm just so psyched that she's here. we have stand-up from elayne boosler. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she's so good. one of my favorites of all time. hey guys, tonight was the game one of the stanley cup finals between the chicago blackhawks and the tampa bay lightning. now, as you know, at the end of the series they give out the most va

>> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that looks like a a funny movie. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: plus, my man, marlon wayans and jason derulo. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how fun is that? and then we're all going to play a big game of "catchphrase"! that's going to happen tomorrow. i can't wait to play catchphrase with jason derulo. that's going to be fun. but first, i'm so excited to have this guy here. it's his first time on the show! you know how i say it all the time, they're my favorites, but he's actually one of my favorites of all time. i love the guy. he stars in the new film about brian wilson from the beach boys called, "love and mercy," john cusack is here, ladies and gentlemen! >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] he's the best. >> jimmy: can't be beat. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: can't be beat, that guy. >> steve: can't beat that. >> jimmy: plus, oh we're honored to have her. oh, my gosh. she just received her 10th tony nomination for her role in the

>> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah, he tried to -- >> steve: someone sliced his jacket. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there he is. james poyser, everybody. right there. >> steve: guess it's casual friday. >> jimmy: good to know. yeah, happy birthday, james! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ happy happy birthday happy happy birthday happy happy birthday m ♪ happy happy birthday happy happy birthday hey ♪ ♪ >> steve: 62 years young. >> jimmy: 62 years young. [ laughter ] there he is. here we go. ♪ thank you, rick perry, who famously said, "oops" during a a 2012 debate, for running for president a second time. which explains your new campaign slogan, "oops, i did it again." [ laughter and applause ] it needs work. it's a work. ♪ thank you, former fifa official chuck blazer, for looking like santa claus if he were a '70s porn star. [ laughter and applause ] very interesting combo. >> steve: chuck blazer. >> jimmy: chuck blazer. >> steve: all he wears is a a blazer. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, surprise

>> steve: is it? >> jimmy: he's not wearing a a tie. >> steve: he forgot a tie. did you forget it or did you choose -- you chose not to wear it. >> jimmy: interesting pocket square shape. looks just like he shoved a a napkin in there. [ laughter ] circular. >> steve: it's kind of tie-like. >> jimmy: it's a pocket circle almost. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: like an oval. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's not square at all. [ laughter ] >> steve: i like your pocket oval. [ laughter ] ♪ hot pocket [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, "jurassic world" for being a a tropical resort overrun by dinosaurs. or as most people call that, florida. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: get out of my way, sonny! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, lebron james, for accidentally exposing your penis during last night's cavs-warriors game and giving new meaning to the term "flopping." [ laughter ] no, that's not what that is. no, no. >> steve: that's not nice. >> jimmy: that's pretending to -- >> steve: yeah, what is that? >> jimmy: that's pretending to fall down. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you degr

. >> steve: he's got his blanky. he's gonna go to sleep. >> jimmy: anyway, we currently have 96 more left, y'all. >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: so you have to call up and get this sucker right now. [ laughter ] next from the blackhawks is

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>> i would say steve kerr. steve kerr had never coached before at any level, came to ta a team that had a special relationship with last year's coach, marc jackson, won them over in the locker room and really built championship aspirations. this team was not thinking about a championship at the start of the season, but he built that in them, they started to to believe and here they are -- >> thinking about it now. >> -- knocking on the door for a championship. >> going to disagree and go david blatt. he was hired as a cleveland cavaliers coach, neve had any experience in this league. >> in this league. >> this the nba. then you get lebron james. you have one team and next thing you know you acquire lebron james, a trade throughout the season. who does he call when he wants to lay it off? phil jackson, gregg popovich, wilkins. who does steve blatt call? >> all his former coaches are hall of famers. must be nice. all right. we've got plenty more still ahead. if you live in ohio or california, you already know abo

. >> steve: irish pirate? >> jimmy: you're gonna love me powerpoint. [ light laughter ] it's magically delicious. this one is from @vikibrownwrites. she says, "i secretly liked my friend's boyfriend. he sent me a birthday e-card. i opened it 36 times. it notified him each time." [ light laughter ] [ audience oohs ] well, now he knows. this one's from @neolego. he says, "emailed my boss, stuart, and it autocorrected to, 'thanks, i'll take care of it tomorrow, stupid.'" [ laughter ] you're fired. yeah. [ applause ] this next one is from @dissedbydabish. >> steve: dissed by the bish? >> jimmy: no. dissed by da bish. that's the new -- >> steve: dissed by da -- by da bish. >> jimmy: like dis. >> steve: dis. like dis. >> jimmy: like you got dissed. and i'm the bish. [ laughter ] where my bishes at? >> steve: yeah. [ cheers ] like you got dissed -- >> jimmy: this person got dissed by da bish. >> steve: oh, i see. now it's totally clear. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. she says, "i emailed my boss, 'got a weird e-r

>> steve: oh, hey! oh! [ applause ] everything's deflated. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, senator lindsey graham, for looking less like a presidential candidate and more like a a ventriloquist dummy that came to life. [ laughter and applause ] i want to be your friend. >> steve: vote for me. vote for me. >> jimmy: one more. that was a little harsh. ♪ thank you, activia, for not being called go-gurt. [ laughter ] could be called that. >> steve: could. thank you. that was very nice of them. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, charcoal briquettes, for being the devil's ravioli. [ light laughter ] >> steve: the devil's -- wait, what? >> jimmy: that's the weirdest joke we have ever written on this show. [ laughter ] >> steve: the devil's ravioli? >> jimmy: i kind of get it. >> steve: they're not filled with anything. >> jimmy: i know, but that's the -- >> steve: i guess they're hot? >> jimmy: but they get really hot and they look like raviolis. >> steve: they're the devil's gnocchi, maybe. >> jimmy: it's friday, have a a good

steve: take a look. there is a very large drag on earnings from the energy sector, but overall it is positive. the outlook for the rest of the year seems decent. there is not a powerful recovery. we are very late in the current one. other markets in the world are using monitor -- monetary policy. that is europe and parts of asia. this is been a preventable market for six years. it's not as easy to be bullish on everything. pimm: on a scale of one to 10, where you want to put new money? europe? steve: it depends on where you are now. pimm: you've got new money coming into your 401(k) or you managed to get something. this is brand-new money. steve: i would not allocated outside the united states. have international share market exposure. pimm: would europe be a good that? steve: i think a stronger conviction overweight for us. if there commodities -- it is underweight for us. china is an overweight for us. pimm: what about australia? steve: the problem is commodity exposure. there is a weakening currency.

steve harvey is here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: there's steve. some people call him the tanned dr. phil. and this is nice. steve was kind enough to give each one of our cameramen one of his old suits. where are -- there you go. [ cheers and applause ] everybody is looking -- looking very, very sharp. thanks to steve for being so generous. then later, it's jimmy versus jimmy. i face off against jimmy butler of the chicago bulls and our new game, "sink it or swim." it's half pop a shot, half dunk tank. whoever makes it drops the other guy into the water. and it's cold water. do you think i have a chance against jimmy butler? his free-throw percentage is like 85%. i guess we'll find out. one more thing. while we're on the subject of the chicago bulls, there's no doubt the greatest one of them all is michael jordan. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: michael jordan has six nba titles but michael faces a game we created specifically for him, it's called can michael jordan palm it? all right. listen how it goes. we will see an item and then together we will guess if

steve rattner: corporate tax. the consequence of it is that corporations do not pay their fair share. if you look at the percent of federal revenues from the corporate side, it has been going down, down, down. they need to pay their fair share. stephanie: greece? steve rattner: i think the eurozone could withstand it. i just cannot see greece doing what it needs to do. it does not feel like it is going to happen and i do not think the rest of europe is going to back down. i have a hard time seeing a path forward here. stephanie: we will have more with steve rattner: when we return. jamie dimon is now a billionaire and we talk to you about how he did it. ♪ ♪ stephanie: look at that beautiful shot. hello, london, looking sunnier then new york. we are here in new york city and talking to the very well known -- to a very well-known new yorker. jamie dimon is officially a billionaire. it has made him $1.1 billion. few bank managers at tonight that much wealth. how did he do it? matt miller is here. matt? he did not

final word has to go to steve. isn't this going to become a key element of the 2016 presidential election if you think obama care is working as bruce does or do you think it's not working? >> it's going to be key. republicans will come up with plans starting with getting rid of the employer mandate and the individual mandate and getting a real free market where you get more for less. >> last word from steve. meanwhile, the cashin in gang getting ready to roll at the bottom of the hour. what do you got? >> hi, david. is the supreme court making a supreme turn to the left? why that could spell trouble ahead. plus is america now looking to help iran with their nuclear program? cashin in. see you at 11:30. >> up here first. first it was four million. now a lawmaker saying the number of people hit by that cyber security breach could be more like 32 million. just how bad is it getting, and are we really serious about fighting it? >> you sxsd i quote, there was no information that was lost. is that accurate or inaccurate?

. >> i love steve kerr. he's one of the best humans on the planet. >> class act in every respect. >> he always knows the right thing to say says the right thing. he's actually really a renaissance man. they tweeted a photo of him reading books. i remember when they were down 2-1 in the memphis series, steve kerr was reading a book. he doesn't read the normal stuff people read. he was reading a book about a blind girl growing up in war-torn germany and i was saying, steve we're down two games to one against the grizzlies, will you read the play book, please? concentrate. he really is a renaissance man. i've known him for years. he just -- he's just the best. >> he's such a gracious guy too. >> he's going to do nothing and not do it till noon. >> you can only imagine the focus that this takes and when it's over for the coaches, the players, everybody involved, the enormous relief and the comedown from the adrenaline level of two months of playoffs and then finals. you have to be bwiped out. >> i'm sure. >> thi

steve put his finger on it exactly. this recovery outside of a few places like silicon valley and the oil patch has been lackluster. the foundation shows remarkably that fewer people are starting businesses today, and that's because aunt parenures are really burdened by complex taxes and complex regulations. if you want to make the economy boom and pay for the kinds of things that hillary are talking about, then you know lighten the load on people who would start new businesses. >> hence, steve, i'm going to take a page from john. who would you rather have holding on to that capital and using it and spending it? the government or people in the private sector who seem to know a lot more about investment than people in the public sector? >> well one thing in the private sector you're responsible for those resources. you're held accountable for them. if you muck it up you're out of a job. you don't get those projects anymore. ronald reagan was right. the closest thing to immortality is a government program. they just go on

steve: it is going to be even hotter tomorrow. hopefully they will get the power on before 2:00 a.m. look out murky it is out there. we have haze. that is what will keep temperatures down a little bit today. reagan national airport at 91. the wind out of the south at nine miles per hour. that is why it feels humid with the dew point at 70 degrees. no records broken at reagan national airport. look at the daylight hours. the sun does not set until past 8:33 they miss the record by one degree. 89 degrees at andrews. the heat index, what it feels like is at 98 at reagan national . it feels like 93 at dulles. the mountains, it is hot and will stay hot this evening. we have a cold front will to the north and west of us. 72 in detroit. chicago at 66. minneapolis it 61 degrees. it will stay hot and humid overnight. it will act as a heat on bringing more cheat and humidity in the area for tomorrow. a few clouds across lower pennsylvania, but for us we will stay dry for the overnight with a better chance for a few pop-up showers and storms

steve: a lot better. it took about six hours to get rid of the storms, and finally all of the warnings are down for the entire news viewing area. take a look for yourself. this map was originally all lit up. the worst of the storms have moved off towards the south and east of us. they will take a trip out to southern maryland where the storms are located right now. all this moves across the day. we have no active warnings out there right now and no watches. tomorrow looks a whole lot better. we will see warm conditions, lower humidity, a lot of sunshine. we will be in the lower 80's by the noontime our. highs in the upper 80's. talking about that forecast in a few minutes. leon: some of the worst hit areas are in montgomery county. jay korff is live tonight. he watched as the worst of it knocked down dozens of trees and knocked a shed 25 feet off its foundation. jay is live now near dickerson. jay: leon, a tremendous amount of damage at this farm. we believe this shot illustrates it test. check out this a

>> but steve is not out of danger yet. he's breathing but still unconscious when tiny and the other workers lift him onto the bank. >> get some blankets. >> and at that point, he lifted his hand up, and we knew he was alive. so that was a great relief. >> tiny sees steve's arm is badly injured, so he takes his shirt off and packs the arm in ice. >> you're all right. >> i think -- it's that kind of training that comes with the battlefield experience. you have certain knowledge of what has to be done in an emergency and you just do it. >> but now tiny can hand it off to the paramedics who arrive by air. >> let's get you on a backboard, okay? >> steve is brought to the nearest hospital with only a broken arm to show for the accident. victoria thinks he has tiny to thank for that. >> he didn't seem to think for a moment that he couldn't do that. it was just, okay, his foot is trapped, i'm going to have to lift this helicopter. seeing this incredible act of just instinctive heroism was quite amazing. >> in the weeks and months

steve has another name for it. >> i call it trash lasagne. you just start digging in and you get these surprises. you don't know what you will get into. >> reporter: with the help of a growing number of volunteers steve has led close to 70 clean-up missions and pulled out close to 100 tons of trash. it has been an unprecedented attempt to save a precious resource. >> we have been able to return some of these areas that were completely trashed out to almost trash free levels which is amazing. >> they have been so successful there that they are starting to branch out and work on the kay owe tee creek and the guadalupe creek as well. the work doesn't end there. working with the city and others in the future then just to maintain it. to keep homeless encampments down and they think the future looks great. >> pretty important. a little effort in the proper place. >> remember when you cleaned something and your mom said don't touch it. >> you get it now. >> we know. if you're driving down the road and you have got trash everywhere i'm with you. a l

>> steve: no, i thought it was 2019. i gotta get my -- >> jimmy: no, maybe you're from the future, i don't know. >> steve: i am, why? oh, is that leon bridges? i've known him for years. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when did you first see him? >> steve: 2015. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so weird. it's phenomenal. this guy is unbelievable, the sound, right? i mean, the only way i can compare him too is like someone from the '60s. right? adam cook or -- >> steve: yeah, ish. >> jimmy: let me give you ish. let me see it, if we can play a a little of "this is coming home." ♪ baby baby baby i'm coming home we go tender ♪ >> jimmy: i mean, it's phenomenal, this guy. [ cheers and applause ] there he is. so good. guys, before we move on, i have actually a pretty funny story that i thought i would share if you don't mind. for this weekend, i was at the grocery store doing some shopping. >> ha ha ha ha, shopping. that's great. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's that? >> come on. shopping "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon. i get it, man,

steve: hey, demetri. >> how you doing, steve? steve: how you doing? >> we're doing great, steve. very happy to be here. life-long dream. steve: huh? >> life-long dream. steve: really? play "family feud?" >> living the dream, ever since we were kids. steve: wow. wanted to be on "family feud." >> that's right. steve: look who here now. >> that's us, right?

steve: no, it is not. it is a stock market with the government has been promoting expansion and poppy stock market. tom: my problem is everybody calls a bear market it team russia 18% to 20% and ago, you have to look at the series. is china and a bear market? steve: i would throw and a second derivative. i will look of the volatility of volatility. it is a real spike up and we're getting to the point where you really start to look at it that way, yes. tom: that is a friday jargon alert. brendan: make tom happy. tom: the problem is this is the acceleration of volatility. steve: that is correct. from a fundamental perspective, china faces what we all face excess tradable goods and no pricing power. when the government tries to boost and equity market, as it goes through new growth programs and they are trying to fund it they're boosting the equity market and people jump into the marketplace, and then you get a secondary thought process -- who is the greater fool? it is a natural process. tom: steve ricchiuto

go long. >>> after steve robards unexpected death. his daughter marie transferred to a new high school and made a new friend. stacy. >> i wouldn't say we were best friends. we fell in love with each other, you know we had so much in common. >> stacey sees in marie, she sees something in marie. she sees in her in a way. she realizes that is disguised in a way. >> stacey and marie were required to read shakespeare's hamlet. and in act three agonizing for the killing of her father. >> my fault is past. forgive me my father, for murder. it cannot be since i was still possessed for which i did the murder. >> so stacey reads the line and goes isn't that cool marie? how that's written? marie's standing frozen and tears begin to stream down her face. >> she asked me stacey do you think people can go through life without a conscious? >> and there was stayscey with questions. did you do something? yes. oh my god. your pregnant. marie said no it's worse. after a while, i said did you kill someone. she nodded her head yes. >> and that's when mari

>> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, looking good! hot crowd! looking great! welcome, welcome, welcome, everyone, to "the tonight show." this is it, you're here. [ cheers and applause ] we've got a big show. welcome to "the tonight show," i'm your host, jimmy fallon. and according to a mug i got yesterday, i'm also the world's greatest dad. isn't that cool? [ cheers and applause ] i wanna thank you again for watching. then again, it's the summer, so i'm the only thing on nbc that's not a repeat or a ninja. so i appreciate that. [ laughter ] of course, yesterday was also the first official day of summer. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, finally. you can tell it's summer in new york, because people are actually excited to have that gross subway air blow on them. they go, yeah, i don't care what it smells like, it's air. >> jimmy: let's get to some political news. according to a new google data, donald trump is the most searched for presidential candidate in 47 states. unfortunatel

you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? introducing new simply raised chicken with no antibiotics. from foster farms. simply better. >>> governor jerry brown has signed a controversial bill about vaccinations. under the bill parents who reviews vaccination have to get an exemption or home school their children. the governor said the signs are clear that vaccines protect children against disease. it takes effect next january. >>> a water tax will collect signatures for a ballot proposal asking people to pay more for bottled water. it would add a 5-cent tax for municipal water collected in california. to have a label saying it is not drought friendly. here is what people think. >> i don't think getting to on the ballot will improve the situation. we need more storage. >> if the money is used toward something positive in another drought going forward then maybe it isn't a bad idea. >> it would fund maintenance, levies, dams. they need 366,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the 2016 b

leon: you got it steve. lawmakers are calling for changes to the nation's cyber security after hackers broke in the network. rebecca cooper has the investigation in the massive security breach. what do you have? what is the latest? rebecca: this is not the first time that the government computers have been breached but it may be the worst cyber hack so far. 4 million federal employees file broken into through the office of personnel management, exposing personal information, social security numbers and other sensitive data. so far officials are not seeing the information pulled on the black market. so it's still a mystery what the hackers wanted and who was behind the massive theriot. today, white house officials backed away from comments made by law enforcement yesterday that linked the attack to china. instead the white house criticism was focused more on congress as lawmakers call on the white house to act. they say it's lawmakers who have failed to pass cyber security legislation. that the obama administ