proving my theory people love them some david hasselhoff cutouts. >> it's crazy. offing -- they come in -- we probably get customers probably every night asking to buy the hasselhoff poster. >> people are not only asking to buy the hasselhoff poster, some are brazenly stealing them. at apparently such a rate of frequency that convenience store clerks have semiseemingly come to expect it. >> it ain't going to last for the night. but it's still there. >> the company even gave a statement about this to our affiliate whdh. >> cumberland farms says although we are flattered our customers have become attached to our iced coffee ads, we do not encourage theft. the hoff is there for all to enjoy. >> that's right, people, hands off the hoff. he's there for all to enjoy. not unlike the sun, like the stars and the gentle spring breeze. the point is, would you steal a rainbow? no, you wouldn't. well, maybe if you were in college and your friend's nickname was rainbow, then you'd have no choice really. >> one of my friends, his nickname at school is hasselhoff so we saw this si

when you think of david hasselhoff what immediately springs to mind? you think of one of his television shows? "america's got talent." maybe you think of his legendary popularity in germany. forever first and foremost a singer. ♪ ♪ looking for freedom ♪ and the search goes on ♪ i've been looking for freedom ♪ >> fabulous '80s song stylings aside, think we can all agree when it gets right down to it, the name david hasselhoff is n synonymous with one thing and one thing only. with the varietal army of life-like cutouts. why they missed an opportunity to call it iced hoffee is beyond me. they're disappearing faster. proving my theory people love them some david hasselhoff cutouts. >> it's crazy. they keep -- we probably get customers probably every night asking to buy the hasselhoff poster. >> people are not only asking to buy the hasselhoff poster, some are brazenly stealing them. the convenience store clerks have seemingly come to expect it. >> it ain't going to last for the night. but it's still there. >> the company even gave a statement about this t

proving my theory people love them some david hasselhoff cutouts. >> it's crazy. ly get customers probably every night asking to buy the hasselhoff poster. >> people are not only asking to buy the hasselhoff poster, some are brazenly stealing them. at apparently such a rate of frequency that clerks have seemingly come to expect it. >> it ain't going to last for the night. but it's still there. >> the company even gave a statement about this to our affiliate whdh. >> cumberland farms says although we are flattered our customers have become attached to our iced coffee ads, we do not encourage theft. the hoff is there for all to enjoy.

. >> in mitt romney's own words i quote, "a david hasselhoff concert should be required for all american's still on tour? >> jimmy: you didn't know that? >> steve: i didn't know that, but now i do because i saw it's boiled down to the essence of what i should see. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: so they should call that like "anderson cooper 3-6," because it's not the whole 360. >> jimmy: just 3-6. you take out like, 36 degrees. name your five favorite concerts. >> steve: my five favorite concerts are probably the beatles at shea stadium. maybe the who and jimi hendrix at woodstock. hasselhoff. [ laughter ] can i stop it at three? >> jimmy: it counts for two. it counts for two. thas

. >> okay, not to condone theft, but you have to kind of admit, a life-sized cutout of david hasselhoff holding an iced coffee, that is one sweet decoration for a dorm room or for e riduculist. >>> well be counting down the top five riduculist crimes all week. you can still vote for your favorite at ac360.com. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> romney's pick for vp wastes no time. and current vp joe biden makes a campaign stop and accuses romney of planning to chain the audience. did his comment go too far? and a marvel of technology. why it may be crucial to the defense of the united states in the future. let's go "outfront." >> the clean cut vp presidentialal candidate is in sin city tonight for what the campaign is calling a finance event where he'll come fies to face with the highest of high rollers, shell madison. the man who has put the most chips on the table during this campaign by the far. an unprecedent amount of cash is expected to be spent on this election. about $2.5 billion. according to the senator for politics. much of that is coming from super pacs. only 100

. >> reporter: when you think of a lifeguard, you might conjure up images of david hasselhoff and pamela anderson in baywatch or a teenager working their first summer job, but a new life saving device could change that. meet emily which stands for emergency integrated life saving lan yard. >> it's a remote controlled floatation device similar to a jetski, but in a much smaller version. it's powered by thrust from the water shooting through the internal jet. it's remote control. it will go at a speed of approximately 20 miles an hour. >> reporter: the small watercraft is fitted with a floatation device and can get to people in distress much quicker than a human. it can't bring swimmers back to shore, but it can keep them safe until rescuers can get there. >> victims can hold onto emily until a swimmer can get out or multiple people can hold on and be pulled back to shore safely. >> reporter: emily is being used by a handful communities around the country. last month it was used in its first rescue in oregon. >> emily runs about 15 minutes on a fully charged battery. it goes out in just ab

. >> this is david hasselhoff, we had serena williams. >> jimmy: did they do the thing with the hamburger they did. wow! >> they did. and he was delightful. >> jimmy: there's another show you have, interesting actually this week -- this is a show dedicated to all about a band that you love. and this week that band broke up. this is a show i was on with you. >> i remember. i'm glad you came on because the show didn't last long. it was a tribute. >> jimmy: i have a clip of that which i would like to show, if you don't mind. it's weird because this band happened to break up this very week. >> it was sad, yes. >> jimmy: okay. let's take a look. >> welcome to chum baa wum baa show. i'm your host fred willard. my special guest tonight is jimmy kimmel. come on out, jimmy. hey, chum baa wum baa. >> jimmy: too you too, fred. >> would you like a drink? i have a whisky drink. i have vodka drink. i have a lager drink and a smirnoff ice. just kidding. a cider drink. >> i'll take a side drink. thank you. >> i don't know if you've seen all these concerts. this one was my favorite. what a killer. maybe m

given him his choice of pictures and images to look at and he'd rather look at a picture of david hasselhoffve dose of the voltage that we're currently allowed to administer under the law. >> uh-huh. >> he'd rather look at that than a picture of you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's very funny. who do you have coming up this season on the show? >> minnie driver. she's so funny. and victor garber plays fiona's husband. alan cumming is in it. i think -- >> jimmy: you created your own show out of nothing on the internet. >> basically nothing. >> jimmy: congratulations and good luck at the emmy awards. lisa kudrow, everybody. "web therapy," monday at 11:00 on showtime. we'll be right back with rosemarie dewitt. [ pistol fires ] ♪ [ male announcer ] didya know quarterback robert griffin iii was a world-class hurdler and when training, he always runs to subway for his favorite protein-packed turkey breast just loaded with all the veggies the bread can hold. [ rgiii ] subway. the official training restaurant of robert griffin iii and athletes everywhere. because vitamin d3 helps bones absorb calcium,

. >> in mitt romney's own words i quote, "a david hasselhoff concert should be required for all american still on tour? >> jimmy: you didn't know that? >> steve: i didn't know that, but now i do because i saw it's boiled down to the essence of what i should see. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: so they should call that like "anderson cooper 3-6," because it's not the whole 360. >> jimmy: just 3-6. you take out like, 36 degrees. name your five favorite concerts. >> steve: my five favorite concerts are probably the beatles at shea stadium. maybe the who and jimi hendrix at woodstock. hasselhoff. [ laughter ] can i stop it at three? >> jimmy: it counts for two. it counts for two. this last one is from the host of "the dr. phil show," dr. phil. >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: we love dr. phil. he always has a lot to say. we stripped away everything. [ laughter ] >> steve: so, this is like a whole week of shows? how much dr. phil did you strip down to get to this perfect, boiled down, genius essence? >> jimmy: not important. [ laughter ] not important. >> steve: it doesn't matter, because this is th

life-sized cutout of david hasselhoff holding an iced coffee, that is one sweet decoration for a dorm room or for the riduculist. >>> well be counting down the top five riduculist crimes all week. you can still vote for your favorite at "a.c. 360".com. we'll see you again one hour from now at 10:00 p.m. eastern. piers morgan starts right now. >>> tonight, your money, your vote. >> if we get this economy growing like we know we can, we can create 12 million jobs in four years. >> we may get knocked down but we always get back up. >> i'll ask rick santorum as a member of president's inner circle on economics who's got the plan to put america back to work. veep wars it the uproar of joe biden saying this. >> they're going to put ya'll back in chains. >> also, conspiracy theories. you know him as a detective on tv's "law and order." taking on real-life conspiracy theories. i'll get him to square off againsmaster of political satire p.j. o'rourke. plus, you've got to have hope. solo that is. my prime-time exclusive with hope solo, the olympic golden girl with the troubled past. >> i have a

>> the one and only david hasselhoff doing what he does best, running to save a life on the '90s classic thing that probably never happened to the hoffs, a hospital bill after the rescue. well, that's exactly what happened to my next guest. 17-year-old john clark said he had a headache after saving a boy from drowning, saving a boy from drowning, all right? so, he has this headache, jumped on an ambulance to get it checked out with the boy he saved, and this all cost him about $2,600. checking out the bill now, according to oregon affiliate koin -- more than $400 for the er, more than $200 for the physician and nearly $2,000 for that 15-mile trip in the ambulance. john joins me now from portland, oregon. john, good morning. thanks for joining us this morning. take us back to the rescue. how did this happen? you weren't even working, right? you were just on a trip in that area? >> yeah, my family and i were just vacationing in the area. that day i was on the beach flying kites with my girlfriend and my nephew, actually, and i heard some screaming and i looked out towards the water, and th

she's david hasselhoff shoes not involved in the process but it is inconsistent with documents she attended meeting with department officials. seen drafts and advance and excepted the invitation to serve on the oversight board. i have to question the ability to be impartial that having direct knowledge including interaction with the political appointees with the matter being investigated. this is not the type of role they are to serve. this is a bigger question whether the ig key and truly be impartial well openly expressing desire to be the permanent ig which is dominated by the president. to be clear it is not investigation of those in the office but the leadership and administration of the office. the testimony seeks to provide a defense over certain actions but it raises more questions. it is hoped direct answers are forthcoming although we will take necessary steps to ensure we received all of the facts. now rank eight -- recognize the ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman chairman. i give my remarks today while the be peace built camp. not because i like watching millions of barr