it's based on steve harvey's book. gabrielle union, kevin hartford. comedy all day long. >> what?i am. >> ms. loretta. i'm ready for the rest of the tour. >> the cast goes on and on. but it's such a great movie and it's funny and it's just cool to see these couples reading this book and trying to use all of these steve harvey tactics kind of against each other in e relationships. >> what's the problem with the men of this generation. >> ladies do you understand the mindset of the man? >> act like a lady. but think like a man. >> i'm so excited to be a part of such an amazing cast. we had kevin on set, it doesn't feel like we're on set. >> tell me about this reality tv, being host of reunion special to do your own show. what is that like? >> it's fun. et's fascinating to me that people are that intrigued by my life. >> how is it living in that hotel? >> horrible. >> it's definitely a different place, because you have to be willing to open up that much of yourself to an audience and when you do that, you have to be ready for the criticism that comes along with that. they're not goin

needless to say, steve harvey did not shake his hand.ere's -- this is a strange story out of puerto rico. apparently they've got two big problems in puerto rico. number one their economy is in bad shape. and number two, they've been overrun with iguanas. there's iguanas all over the place. so, the government has come up with a plan to solve both problems at once. they want to export the iguana meat as food. i heard that iguana tastes like chicken. it's delicious. this seems like a very american solution to me. we've got a problem. can we eat it? [ laughter ] apparently there are so many iguanas in puerto rico, they've even had to put in an emergency alert system. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you hear that, run. would have eaten some iguana wings on sunday. i looked into it. iguana meat is very popular in the united states, among latino and asian immigrants. we have both of those groups here in los angeles. we thought maybe we would give a try here to see if it catches on. we sent my cousin sal out on hollywood boulevard, with a tray of delicio

. >>> radio host steve harvey is in host this weekend for two shows. i caught up with him this morning and asked him about the death of his friend, whitney houston. >> i've known her personally, you know, had many conversations with her. i'm not a person to try to make our relationship was so special, we hung out and talked on the phone. that's not what it was. people in this business, we're often just ships passing a lot of times. but every single conversation i've ever had with her was positive and uplifting. and that's what i remember about her. she was a sweet heart of a person. i've never seen her be mean towards anybody. >> harvey will be joining the nbc family. he'll have a new talk show right here on nbc 4. he had a chance to talk to some high school students right after his radio show this morning. they got a big thrill. he came out of nowhere. >>> some bottles of infant tylenol are being pulled off shelves because of problems with a device that measures the doses. the problem is with the grape flavored infant tylenol oral suspension. some hav

steve harvey is the host of "family feud" now. and the show seems to have changed a bit. don't know if they're doing this on purpose or it's just sort of happening. i'll hand things over to the chandler family. >> name something you should never do while naked. >> i'm going to say go skinny-dipping. [ laughter ] >> well, see, if you go skinny-dipping, you're supposed to be naked. [ laughter ] >> survey says? [ laughter ] >> survey says? >> jimmy: that's a shame. hook that guy up with snooki. i think you have a couple. and let me say this, you do not come into the house of harvey and take his survey says from him. [ laughter ] here's a disturbing, new trend, i guess. there's coffee shops in new york that are now serving drinks for kids called babycinos. babycinos sounds like a 12-year-old rapper, doesn't it? babycino is described as a macchiato-like beverage. every day when i read the news, there's stories that inspire you, lift you up, inspire you to make the world a better place. and then, there's the babycino. parents are giving the drinks to kids who are as young as 2

steve harvey reflects on the death of whitney houston.lso ahead, as if designer dennis bosso reveals his inspiration behind his 2012 fall fashion line. and tonight at 5:00, quick bites. "washington post" food critic introduces us to a new restaurant getting buzz for some very unique new menu items. we have time now for a last look at our forecast for this friday midday. >> we have some sunshine now around the region. and temperatures are really climbing now as we approach the noon hour. it is into the low 50s in washington. mid 50s across central virginia. and 40s farther to the north and west. and as we look at what's been happening from space over the last 12 hours, cloud cover has been breaking up. and we have got the -- quite a bit of sunshine and we will have a clear night tonight but it is going to get cold after we reach the mid 50s this afternoon. down to near 30 by dawn tomorrow. increasing clouds on saturday and then some rain sunday morning. looks like it will clang over to some accumulating snow sunday afternoon and evening. e

john wayne, lawrence harvey, sorry, steve, i prefer the original. but in any case, what's happening here is that it's exactly as had happened in the west florida rebellion. americans had moved into texas. they had not been completely happy with the situation in texas. so they began asking for concessions to reorganize reorg that it is a separate state rather than parcelled. at the time they didn't realize that mexico had its own internal problems. there's a struggle between the centralists and the federalists. the americans in texas just get caught in that struggle. well, of course, the texas revellusion, you notice it is a revolution. it was not the texas rebellion. so it was successful, the texas revolution. and texas becomes a free and independent state. president andrew jackson wanted to annex texas. can't do so because of the slavery question. he does recognize it as a republic on his last day in office. s his successor martin van buren won't touch the texas question because of the slavery issue. it's not until the election of 1844 that james k

john wayne, richard widmark, lawrence harvey, sorry, steve, i prefer the original. but in any case, what's happening here is that it's exactly as had happened in the west florida rebellion. americans had moved into texas. happy with the situation in texas. so they began asking for concessions to reorganize the government so that it is a separate state rather than part of it. at the time they didn't realize that mexico had its own internal problems. there's a struggle between centralist and federalists. americans in texas just get caught in that struggle. the text rev laux was successful and texas becomes a free and independent state. president andrew jackson wanted to annex texas. can't do so because of the slavery question. he does recognize it as a republic on his last day in office. his successor martin van buren won't touch the texas question because of the slavery issue. it is not until the election of 1844 when james knox polk will make the annexation of texas a political issue and as he is being elected in the fall of 1844, john tyler will actually be respons

harvey weinstein. >> love him. >> steve tibbs. >> co-owner of the team. >> matt lauer was there. and just paging through -- >> john mcenroe and brian williams. >> paging through the paper and who do we see in the "daily news" but you and your old boyfriend. >> they're trying to start some trouble there for us. you know if you sit with rege, and you were at our table, frank was atur table, if you're at a table with regis, there is a lot of yelling going on. >> yelling while the speakers are speaking. >> more entertaining than anything that's going on. one of the reporters -- frank -- that was him, he was there and he asked regis, hey, you were just on the show and so i guess we're going to see more of you. what did regis say? >> i can can't read it anymore. he said, we're talking. we're talking. >> the way regis says it -- >> we're talking. but there were lots of people there. you saw everybody from piers morgan -- they gave out cookies. they were a hit. >> tell them what happened to regis. >> he jammed that cookie into his suit pocket and he was looking for the ticket to his coat

mark tweets, call it the steve pad, gets a lot of jobs done. and it's nearly magical. harveyonses. rick santelli, what are you watching out there? >> you know, not many minutes ago, cme downgraded certain aspects of the cme group. and without getting caught in the min knutia, mf global was mentioned. also another aspect near and dear to my heart. remember during the credit crisis all these derivatives -- toxic derivatives floating in the universe without a good audit trail. bringing them into a clearing apparatus like the cme is a good thing. but it's a good thing to know where everything is but it's another thing that the cme knows how to margin something so digital in nature. think credit default swaps. gary, weigh in on this. >> i did -- herb greenberg mentioned to me this s&p downgrade a few moments ago. i think it gets back to that earlier conversation in nat gas as well. the credit markets, always smarter than the equity marks. who knows what's going to happen there? but i know the mf thing will not die with people that you and i talk to, although many others want to ki