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, nah, nah, nah, nah.ng to him and it's, "holy [bleep]!" >> i'm thinking that probably this isn't the first insult you've gotten, neil. so i'm wondering...wow! neil, why are you here? >> he told me he was quitting. >> are you waiting for that? >> i'm not firing him. >> why not? >> 'cause i don't deal with him every day. he does his job. >> he adds value as an employee. >> he adds value as an employee. >> okay. so you don't have an intention of firing him. >> i never did. >> there's just a difference of opinion about a lot of things, and, quite honestly, it's his responsibility... >> to what? >> to make it work--not his. neil, i'm sorry. is there any way we can move past this? how hard is that? >> well, maybe we'll do it another time. >> why another time? >> because maybe it--it'll be real. i don't want-- >> you don't need to use marcus's words--you use your own words. >> let's go ahead--i'll help you with dinner, neil. talk to andrew. he needs to learn that it's okay to say, "i'm sorry." who's gonna teach

. >> tariq: nah, nah, kamal. you're way off.ot this one, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. >> tariq: when harry said sally -- >> jimmy: when harry met -- sorry, "when harry met sally." >> tariq: uh-oh, grammar police. whee-oo, whee-oo! lock me up! anyway. "when harvey met sandy." this is the one where billy crystal meets meg ryan at the top of the empire state building, and they get it on. it's real nasty. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is also incorrect. >> no, no, no, no, no. you guys both have it way wrong. i'll take it from here, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you, mark. >> "when harry met sally" is a a classic romantic comedy. >> jimmy: that's right, mark. finally! >> and in it, tom hanks and helen hunt get stuck on a a desert island with a beach ball named william. >> jimmy: i don't know how you managed to answer -- kamal and tariq, everybody. and the roots. [ cheers and applause ] let's move on. well, now, this is a weird story. a man in san francisco was arrested last week after he got drunk at the airport, and then tried to pose as a ts

>> developing news in japan, a fisherman is missing and ten are hurt after the typhoon pummeled oak nah-nahnd downgraded from super typhoon but there were strong winds and heavy rain and large waves. according to the japan meet logical agency it could be the strongest to hit japan in decades with waves up to 46' high and 500,000 people were advised to we evacuate and all domestic flights to and from okinawa are canceled and same for ferries and schools and ferries closed. it gave a scare to mire birthplace, taiwan, as will with. >> that is what mike was saying. >> the last 24 hours on taiwan as a super typhoon it made the last-minute jog to the north skirting taiwan with the weak of the side of the hurricane and now it is a category three with 125 miles per hour wind gusting to 155 and still formidable but the good news heading north it will run into elevation and wind shear and cooler war. that is all going to create a weakening friend so it will hit the tip of southern japan as category two and move across the southern parts at category one and exit as a tropical storm on wednesday night

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including children wounded in the attacks paula slee reports from the israeli palestinian border or nah. well forty thousand israeli reserve soldiers have been called out but this comes as the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu instructs the i.d.f. to prepare for a possible ground offensive into gaza now no confirmation as to if or when this will happen but certainly the need on the ground is that it could possibly happen in the coming few hours the only thing we've heard from natanya who is a warning to his soldiers to prepare for eight long operation drop the course of tuesday more than one hundred fifty rockets were fired from gaza into southern israel more than eighty palestinians have been injured a number of them have been killed in what israel says are targeted assassinations but as is always the case there are women and children and innocent people who get killed in these strikes i'm standing on the israel gaza border which as you can imagine is very tense behind me is gaza and almost every fifteen twenty minutes there is a war plane dropping its deadly cargo there have a

i said nah, that's not him. >> no, that's not him. >> three years earlier, he was making a name for himselfantonio. due to the popularity of his barbecue restaurant and catering service. >> he kind of had a barbecue and i thought i would check it out. the food was delicious. his brisket, whatever you name, he did it. >> narrator: officer moore's brother who is also a deputy at the jail was a fan, as well. >> he came to my home and catered my kid's party. came over, you know, he barbecued it. everything was wonderful. it was beautiful. like i say, he was a pillar in the community. >> everyone knew me and loved me. and i always showed up to the neighborhood. >> i believe that god allowed me to come here. i am definitely an innocent man. and just sad to say a tragedy happen. and it cost me to lose everything. >> narrator: fames is in jail on capital murder and concealing a human corpse. prosecutors say he was part of a drug deal gone bad. while fames has pled not guilty, his codefendant recently confessed to a double murder in the case and was sentenced to two consecutive life terms. >> that w

>> nah! >> there was more to the story.oung fella. >> i didn't want the picture that bad. his vodka company is doing okay. >> i'm not buying that vodka. charles: don't believe the hype. it was fantastic, i hope you missed me a little yesterday. we missed you. >> we, of course missed you. charles: guys remember we're on every night at 6:00 p.m. we're here to make you money have fun, cut through the clutter. you can't watch it dvr the show. lot of news the best guy to take you into the weekend, though lou dobbs. stay right here. lou: good evening, everybody. president obama's efforts to contend with the border crisis of his own making has run into stiff resistance from house republicans and senate democrats. and a new report based on the government statistics proves that an overwhelming majority of the illegal immigrant children crossing our border will not be sent back to the country of their origin. we begin tonight with both houses of congress republicans and democrats rejecting the president's proposal to ease the humanit

>> nah! >> there was more to the story.ul young fella. >> i didn't want the picture that bad. his vodka company is doing okay. >> i'm not buying that vodka. charles: don't believe the hype. it was fantastic, i hope you missed me a little yesterday. we missed you. >> we, of course missed you. charles: guys, remember, we're on every night at 6:00 p.m., we're here to make you money, have fun, cut through the clutter. you can't watch it, dvr the show. lot of news, the best >>> good evening, everybody. the israeli military confirming just moments ago that one of a barrage of rockets fired into jerusalem from gaza made it through the so-called iron dome defense, and struck a heavily populated area. the rocket hit a home in an israeli settlement in the suburbs of jerusalem. the government will not divulge whether anywhere was hurt. sirens are ringing. earlier in the day, five hamas gunmen tried to infiltrate by sea. as you can see on your screen. they were intercepted. they were killed trying to invade from the

. >> nah. we just found out my mom is pregnant. she's like a whale. my dad's been working.e's been working for a week and he has $64 total. >> definitely not a good time to have a baby, but i don't believe in abortion and... >> or adoption. financially, we're going to be in a lot more trouble. >> financially, we'll be strapped. >> good lord. >> are you okay, mom? is the baby hurting you? >> are you going to be alive in ten seconds? >> oh, my god, i'm having a hot flash. >> it's just fanning you, logan. i think it would be difficult for the baby to grow up here because we don't have a lot of money. toasted oats, cheerios, apple sauce, some fruit. milk. beef stew. beef lasagna. we don't have the money to buy diapers for it and food for it. and the good part is that my mom's happy, like my family's happy. i don't really care if i'm happy or not. i just care if my family's happy. >> we always manage, don't we? >> mm-hmm. >> you know why? >> why? >> we're survivors. struggle, survive and smile. >> how come we smile when we struggle and survive? >> because it helps us from going

. >>> president obama signed a nah executive order that will better protect billions of gay and transgender workers. it prevents people from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation. the order protects all federal workers. >>> governor brown signed a bill limiting full contact youth football practices. this is in response to parents' concerns about concussions. nearly 50% of those concussions happen during full-contact practices rather than the games. most coaches are already abiding by the rules. >>> in 2011, governor brown announced his realignment plan to end overcrowding in state prisons and satisfy federal courts once and for all. so has it worked? larry gerston joins us. at the beginning we heard a lot about prison realignment and the implementation of it, so has it worked? >> implementation. that's always the tough part. under brown's realignment plan, thousands of non-serious, non-violent, non-sex offenderle felons would be sent. but it just hasn't worked. the counties complained that the costs haven't been covered by the state. so the result many say is that the overcrowdi

>> nah, i ain't nervous him.w he is going to hold his ground, stay to his health and get home, like i want to get home, to his family. do anything you can to keep out of trouble. you know? >> coming up, a fight to keep a 12-year-old out of adult prison. >> he has never had a juvenile referral. i've never heard of such a thing. 12 years old, we're going to treat him like an adult with zero juvenile referrals. it's just ridiculous. use head & shoulders shampoo and conditioners. it keeps us 100% flake free. so i just have gorgeous hair. head & shoulders. the world's #1 shampoo. ♪ [ female announcer ] unlike ordinary diapers pampers stay up to three times drier, so babies can sleep soundly all night. pampers. >>> i was kind of, like, scared, because i didn't know where i was -- where my body was going to be and everything. >> 12-year-old paul gingerich is one of the youngest kids in indiana history to be sentenced as an adult. paul was a friend of colt lundy when the two boys fired four shots, killing colt's stepdad

nah we with are making progress. we have now seen nearly 10 million jobs created. >> this is the fifth straight month of job gains. above two hung thousand. alley, take a moment here, walk us through this and what it means. >> even other month i am sitting here, half empty, half full, and the one with month where this is a overflowing glass of water. >> kind of muted. >> look, this is the way -- no way to look at this other than the fact that america's mojo got a major boost today, the report was stelar. unemployment fell to 6.1%. that is the lowest level since sent of 2008. that was with back when the financial system is. the recession was about to get worse. for once, tony, the unemployment rate fell for the right reasons. work force participation, labor force participation, didn't drop, it stayed constant. been three months now. so this time, a lower unemployment rate, really means job gains. now the more important figure is the capitol hill multinumber. probably tired of me saying this, forget the 6.1%, look at t

. >> and if that's the case, i can be firm enough about it to say, nah, this is not -- not a situation deal. i may have to answer to a chief pilot. chances are with my airline, it would never be questioned, but these are -- this is the kind of stuff you deal with dismatch. >> miles, quickly, your pilot quickly, does this change the game in terms of looking at your flight plan? >> i don't ever want to be on a plane where the captain can't veto the flight plan because he is concerned about safety. period. commercial interests are important. the airline needs to stay in business. safety should always be first. and the honest to goodness truth is day after day, it isn't always that way. >> miles o'brien, richard quest, les abend, thank you for your expertise, bring you on later in the show. appreciate it. >>> meantime, the top five questions we have on the shoot down of mh-17, we are going to break them down, straight ahead. y for over 19 million people. [ alex ] transamerica helped provide a lifetime of retirement income. so i can focus on what matters most. [ female announcer ] everyone

i was like nah, there's a misunderstanding or whatever, his trial's monday, i ain't telling on this guy. he said yeah, you are. he drew and grabbed a pistol like this. so immediately when he did that i kind of shook to try to grab him. he shot at my leg, and he ripped through my pants. i got a graze mark from my knee. it had fragments. it was bleeding. it's trying to heal now. >> let me just play devil's advocate for a second. that whole scenario that you explained is motive. >> yeah, it's motive. i mean i'm supposed to be a suspect, but there's no motive because if i had motive, i knew where to go at to kill her whole family. if i was going to go get her son, i knew where to go to get her sister, her mama, her brother, and even her daughter. >> though mallory says he's innocent, he finds himself in a precarious position. in jail those who hurt or kill children and those who give information to the police are perceived as the lowest of the low. mallory is accused of both. and because of media coverage, inmates already know who he is. >> for one, he's a rat. >> he's a rat. >> scum of the

like jose nah poalian napoleon duarte in el salvador. >> turning our head the other way when they went about doing their death squads and killing tens of thousands of innocent people. >> mostly civilians were killed by soldiers and right wing death squads. many families tried to get away from the bloodshed seeking refuge in the u.s. >> we drove hundreds of thousands of people out of their countries during that time. >> their prime destination: los angeles. salvador salabria is head of a organization. >> los angeles is the modern americans. this is the capitol of the central american diaspora in the world. >> former gang member alex sanchez's family fled central america at the time and settled in the pico neighborhood. >> central america is always going to be remembered as those dark ages. >> in the barrios of la young refugees encountered criminal gains and formed gangs of their own. sanchez formed a gang as a teenager. he now helps ex-gang members form new lives. >> i wanted to feel accepted. i wanted to feel acknowledged. irwanted to feel like i was valuable. >> reporter: the central

>> nah. >> in another context, in another environment, it might be a parent saying to their child, iflove you. with duker it was, like, if his son didn't end up being a crip, he would still love him. ♪ >> my children. i was born into it, you know what i mean? you're going to end up in prison or in a casket. you know what i mean? ♪ >>> coming up -- >> i'm part of a pretty intimidating group. when we're on the yard, we're 20, 30 deep. pretty big white boys. nobody really challenges that. >> a gang leader with a twist. >> i was expecting this mean, tough hardcore guy. and instead, it was this tommy that we came to know. da(???? >>> it's been said that inmates in maximum security prisons live their lives based on the three rs, respect, reputation, and revenge. the same could be said of prison gangs. >> no matter where we're filming, whether it's the united states or around the world, gangs are a big problem for prisons. it's a secret society with a code of silence. but when we went to a prison in colorado, limon correctional facility, we met a gang member there that seemed to be dif

. >> nah. whoopi. whoop.er ] >> jimmy: whoop is fine. >> that would probably be the easiest thing for her to say. she has no teeth. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ye, she's a baby after all. and you're the coolest great-grandma because you're in "teenage mutant ninja turtles." >> i love it man. >> jimmy: who do you play? one of the turtles? >> no, i wish. [ laughter ] please, i wanted to have an affair with one of the turtles. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: again, to the animal rights people. she didn't have an affair with one of the turtles. >> i did not. >> jimmy: it never happened. >> but, wait 'til you see. these are the buffest turtles you've ever seen. these guys are big, their shells are big i mean -- and they don't play. >> jimmy: no, they don't mess around. they love pizza. >> they don't mess around. they love pizza, i love pizza. >> jimmy: me too, i love pizza too. >> they like being under ground. sometimes i like being under ground, not all the time. [ laughter ] but it's really great. so, i'm april's

>> nah, i ain't nervous him. i know he is going to hold his ground, stay to his health and get home, like i want to get home, to his family. do anything you can to keep out of trouble. you know? >>> coming up, a fight to keep a 12-year-old out of adult prison. >> he has never had a juvenile referral. i've never heard of such a thing. 12 years old, we're going to treat him like an adult with zero juvenile referrals. it's just ridiculous. volkswagen turbo. so why are we so obsessed with turbo? because there's nothing more exhilarating than a powerful ride. and you can get that in places you might not expect. like the passat. and also in the fun-to-drive jetta. in fact, volkswagen has sold more turbos than any other brand over the last ten years. that is a lot of turbo. hurry in and you can get a $1,000 turbocharged reward card when you lease a new 2014 passat s for $219 a month. >>> i was kind of, like, scared, because i didn't know where i was -- where my body was going to be and everything. >> 12-year-old paul gi

con -- seeing congressmen vote, "whoa" or "nah, bro." [ laughter ] part of the new political process.world. >> jimmy: pro -- visiting d.c.'s many new attractions. con -- like the smithstoneian, the pentabong, and the washington marijuanument. there you go. >> steve: washington marijuanument. >> jimmy: the marijuanument. pro -- just because marijuana has been decriminalized, that doesn't mean it's legal. con -- that's only going to confuse stoners more. that's a brain twister? what? has this plane taken off yet? >> steve: look to the right. >> jimmy: and finally -- pro -- some well-known politicians are now speaking out in support of the law. con -- bill clinton said, "screw it, i did inhale." there you go! that's the "pros and cons." we'll be right back, everybody, with dwayne johnson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ vo: big wave surfing has always been about bending the rules. now i have the tools that bend them even further. somewhere in the world, a massive wave is waiting to be found. with technology this versatile, finding it is easy. dropping in, that's another story. ancr: help ian d

. >> nah, i'm standing here waiting to get my picture taken so i can send them out to my people.i got a friend out there, she's been writing me off and on for the last three years, so i'll send her one and probably my grandma and my mom and dad. >> all the housing units get them once a month. >> for any inmate willing to pay $1.22, recreational coordinate mark cardinal will take a digital photo and deliver a set of four prints that can be sent to friends and family. >> what's the biggest challenge for you, take all these pictures? >> trying to please them all. they all think they're "gq" material. >> four pictures on one sheet, so it ain't too bad of a deal. other prisons you get one picture for it. >> tim harris is one inmate who never misses picture day. >> every month. this one right here is actually a photo that i took that last month's pictures, which you can see it has a different background. we took this one inside of rec. so i got my fro out in that one, it's looking a little bit rough. so i didn't send these out too much. i passed these ones out to the guys that i hang a

if you tell your kids, here's an resp they will be like, nah, but if you tell them you're taking themo a place like disney -- >> no. >> yes, you're taking your kids to a magical place in california, kristine. >> i've never been able to take my kids anywhere. >> how sweet is that? >> that's unbelievable actually. >> one toronto blue jays fan got to meet star player jose but a teesta and throw out the first pitch of the game. i'm wondering if the folks at bank of america, wells fargo are kind of getting the hint guys. >> great idea. step up. >> let's step up and step out. meteorologist sandhya patel looking ahead to the weekend. >> weekend always on our mind. let me show you the live doppler 7 hd and what's ahead for your friday. fog at the coast and typical pattern. looking at the national highs for friday. low 11s from dc to new york to boston and certainly the possibility of thunderstorms there. st. louis there and if you're traveling to seattle 86 degrees and cooking in phoenix. 106 degrees. statewide there will be some triple digits, from chico to sacramento, yosemite and look at f

. >> nah. can i say bad words? >> jimmy: no. >> okay. >> jimmy: what were you going to say?laughter ] i'm looking over at our judges, they said no. yeah. all right. our experts said you can't say that. but you -- you said screw it and you go -- 1550. >> yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> no, you didn't get a 1550. >> jimmy: i was in the 900s. 1080p, is that something? i don't know what my score was. so then you get into -- i heard the story that you had a demo of your music. >> yes. >> jimmy: and you broke into prince's house. >> i did. okay. >> jimmy: how do you break into prince's house? >> it was so easy. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, it's different. >> i mean, probably since then. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how'd you break into his house? >> i, like, cruised up in my dead grandpa's car. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait. my condolences, by the way. reindeer? >> reindeer. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. sorry. >> so i get out and there's a a gardener in the front yard and i was, like, "here, five bucks, and just don't make a a thing. and i'm just gonna slid

>> nah. >> in another context, in another environment, it might be a parent saying to their child, iflove you. with duker it was, like, if his son didn't end up being a crip, he would still love him. ♪ >> my children. i was born into it, you know what i mean? you're going to end up in prison or in a casket. you know what i mean? ♪ >>> coming up -- >> i'm part of a pretty intimidating group. when we're on the yard, we're 20, 30 deep. pretty big white boys. nobody really challenges that. >> a gang leader with a twist. >> i was expecting this mean, tough hardcore guy. and instead, it was this tommy that we came to know. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. ♪ let's close the gap between people and care. f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... ...incites envy... ♪ ...and unleashes wrath. ♪ temptation comes in many heart-pounding forms. but only one letter. "f". the

by the way, i'm not so impressed with some of the nah. look at the russell 2000. here's a two-year chart of this thing. that's not really breaking out in any dramatic new way. germany has been underperforming. look at this, in the last few months. i notice europe is underperforming, but it's not nothing. international events still can matter. >> since you're bringing up the subject of international markets and events, it's interesting even though europe, what i've really noticed this past month, maybe even a bit more is the outperformance suddenly of emerging markets. >> yes, and an important think is suddenly we see indonesia pop up, brazil pop up. one of the things that's important is look carefully. a lot of these countries are having elections. brazil is going into an election. indonesia, the stock markets in these countries tend to rise. i think that's a factor. >> i'm sure it is. we'll get back to you later. >> 30% of the s&p companies have reported earnings, more than two thirds actual le beat. what does all this say about the markets? let's bring in alan g

you're the only guy that doesn't have to book artists. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nah. >> like, "jimmy, they'relow you on twitter. you're @fluffyguy. >> yes. >> jimmy: that's it, you got that name. so if you want that name, he's got it. >> that's right. >> jimmy: @fluffyguy. you're very active. very active on social media. >> yeah. you know, social media is the reason why i have the success i have overseas. because they don't have comedy central, hbo or nbc. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. they don't have that. they have youtube. >> yeah, every time somebody sees me out of the country, they say, "yeah, i saw you on the youtube." they call it "the youtube." i don't know. "the youtube! i saw it on the youtube!" [ laughter ] "it's crazy, the youtube!" >> jimmy: but, all over the world, right? >> all over the world, the same thing. weather we're in saudi arabia, or norway or the scandinavian countries. australia. >> jimmy: really? norway? >> oh yeah. i'm like the david hasselhof of norway. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's awesome. >> i go over there it's like, "fluffy!" >> jimmy: yeah, fluffy! >> globally

did exactly as they did in the semifinal despite being outnumbered in the stadium, ar general toon nah fans flooding the streets here. they stepped up and it's them going home with the trophy. >> what an amazing, amazing match. i want to go to matt bressler now, who was just what, last week, two weeks ago, was in brazil, playing for the u.s. team there, until we lost to belgium, unfortunately. i'm sorry for that. you guys should have been there for that. matt, watching this game, these guys looked like they were about to pass out on that field. how tough was this match? >> yeah, it was a bit odd to be watching from back home, because i felt like i was still in brazil. you know, i had the buzz of still being in the country and it did feel like we still should have been there. so, watching on tv was a little bit different, but nonetheless, you could definitely see the exhausting levels of the players and especially since the game went into extra time. we certainly experienced that in our match against belgium, falling a little short. >> i can't imagine how tough it is on you guys and the

. >>> at the top of the hour, believe it or not, more draum nah the herbal life saga today.to here. bill ackman giving a presentation he says reveals by herbal life will collapse, but the stock is in the green after yesterday's big drop. tackling up a the moves with one investor saying herbal life is it's biggest stock made hooef he's ever made and is buying it aggressively. >>> trading all the name inside the health care and insurance space, that and much more straight ahead on the "half." carl, see you in about 15. >> scott, see you then. >>> over to the cme group for the santelli report this morning. >> hi, carl. an old adage we've repeated many times. at least a couple of months ago, related to the equities market. sell in may and go away. i know may is in the rearview mirror and that whole notion is completely wrong, considering the level of equities. but one market has a very big hook into may, and the saying's a little different. coin this saying -- the range in may is what to play. and it's true for treasuries and it's kept many traders on this floor who look at that

. >> seth: nah, go back to [ bleep ]. it's better, yeah. [ laughter ] >> but, yeah, no.lly be sad if you have to have clothes taken in. but when you're literally comparing a picture what you looked like at 25 to like -- okay. and that's what's left. i mean, you know -- >> seth: yeah. >> an amazing blessing. i have two beautiful children. and, you know, they did their jobs. >> seth: but they stole something from you. >> well -- [ laughter ] they fulfilled their -- you know, their destiny. their destiny, in my humble opinion, was never supposed to include going back to recreate, like, cup size for cup size exactly what i look like as a 25-year-old. but that's fine, you know? >> seth: that's true, and that's accurate. >> and audrey fisher, who's our costume designer, and i had about four or five fittings where we figured out kind of architecture old system to somewhat make it look like it. including lots of the taking of the dress in. >> seth: that's great. well, i was completely fooled. so congratulations to both of you. >> yeah. but we did, in fact, not shoot that season

. >> nah, but in a way, especially since -- i've been struggling with an addiction. like crystal meth, man, that is a hell of a drug, man, and i'm new to it, you know. i've seen my brother crying, looking at me like, you're a dope fiend. at times, he plays the big brother role. there's times he would steal clothes and put them on my back. >> if i was addicted to heroin or whatever, my brother's going to take care of me, period. that's my brother. >> take care of my back like his. i named two of my kids after him. one has his first name, ezekiel, and one is justin. that's my brother. i've got his name across my back, the only tattoo on my back, and i leave that for a reason, that's the only man that got my back. i am my brother's keeper. we've lived by that motto since we was kids. >> the last connection i got blood relation to my father. i'm my brother's keeper. know what i mean? i am my brother's keeper. >> before i met ezekiel, the way gabriel used to talk about him, i just assumed the two were twins. and then when i actually saw them together, the way they were to

. >> nah. >> do you believe it?'s the biggest. >> no, it's absurd. >> bigger. >> "honeymooners" make mess laugh more. >> does it really? >> well, i can't -- >> i'm sitting here watching you laugh at loud. >> let's see if it's funny in 50 years like the "honeymooners." let's see. >> grossing $3 billion since the first episode in 1998. it's still funny. >> yes, it is. >> happy fourth of july. >> happy fourth of july. >> happy 238th birthday, america. be sure to tune in to "cbs evening news with scott pelley." as we leave you let's take a look at the last week. have a great weekend, everybody. >> i believe that we can win. i believe that we can win. >> and the referee blows time. >> and america's world cup dreams ended in a desperate effort. >> belgium goes through. >> we hope the momentum we created we can sustain that and push forward. it's been amazing. >> the current has created all sorts of problems. >> chicago's tallest building was hit repeatedly. >> we're being kidnapped. >> israel is vowing to retaliate for th

they were on the montana side of the border for a while, and brian hoffman's the one who said, nah, i've got a good feeling about north dakota, let's go there. and brian hoffman sold all his shares in 2007 because he didn't even believe what they were doing was going to to work out. it was still kind of a question mark. but they progressed. and from 2007 on, they made progress. and today the bakken area, both harold hamm's area and others, ruses about $1 million a day of the close to 8 million the whole nation does. and harold hamm's whole life has been transformed. today this guy who didn't have new shoes growing up is worth, believe it or not, $17 billion. he's one of the wealthiest men in the world. he's worth more than the state of -- the estate of steve jobs, he's worth more than all kinds of people. and he's so wealthy that he's, unfortunately, going through a divorce right now. but his wife is going to walk away with more money than oprah winfrey. [laughter] and it's a real american rags-to-riches story. there's one last individual i'm going to talk about before we get to the down

nah. maybe in metal. negative. this plastic thing? not quite. this one? way too big.ow about a reusable grocery bag? forget it. but on the last aisle, there it was. the perfect container to fit joe's head. >> ah, yes, container nevana. we happen to have the official squawk container right here. why don't we take a look inside. >> have you been -- >> i've been to the container store, yeah. i've been to that container store, in fact. >> well, that's nice. the complete idiot's guide to the federal reserve. i can give this to liesman. it would help, i think. the "squawk box" blue chip book award. that's nice. >> there's one for you. >> wall street, at least it's wall street won. this might be for you so you understand other references. and then timely -- heard of this one. too big to fail starring william hurt -- main street took the fall -- main street but wall street got the check. yeah, that's what happened. the true story behind the 2008 -- okay. >> i wanted you to have that. >> and wow, oh, my god. whoa, look at those eyebrows. there we go. that's nice. look at you.

few times, once what nah while we see a hint of sunshine.get strong gusts. to my left is the huge level of beach erosion we got early this morning when the winds were coming in from the easterly direction. the ocean was up here and now from a north or westerly direction those winds are going back down or the waves are going back down into the ocean. that is just one side here of the outer banks. on the opposite side of us of course we have the sound so the opposite is happening there, where you're seeing the wind or water waves really piling up. remember the sound is shallower water. this is key, guys, when it's shallower the water rises even faster and higher. we're already hearing reports about five feet of storm surge and about less than 20 minutes so that's one of the concerns there and power outages as well. at least 20 counties here in north carolina now in a state of emergency. hurricane arthur making landfall at 11:15 thursday night. cnn's rene marsh camped out at atlantic beach when it hit. >> the winds are extremely strong. if you

nah needs to stop.at to stop, europe has to stand with the united states and so does asia and the rest of the international community. and we have to go forward with the type of leverage that only putin will understand and respond to. until we do that, he will continue to create this chaos. >> mr. chairman, it's wolf blitzer in jerusalem. as we speak right now, the secretary of state john kerry is on his plane, flying to cairo, trying to get some sort of ceasefire. is that doable right now? do you have confidence in the secretary of state that he knows what he's doing right now? >> i have confidence that this ceasefire is the way to go. as you indicated, the arab league is on board, egypt is on board. who isn't on board is hamas. i remember my discussions with you, i was in haifa, you were in jerusalem during the second lebanon war. and at that point in time there were hundreds of rockets coming into haifa. 600 people, israelis were in the hospital there in the trauma hospital where i had visited. i can

ar general toon nah guys sobbing their eyes down, breaking down, foaming at the mouth, the german guyseplay. it wasn't even close. >> he was like i did it. come on. he didn't know. >> this guy fixing his hair, he appeared to catch a glimpse of himself. >> he looked up. oh, where he. >> he looked up. oh, it's a mess. >> it looks exactly the same. great hair. >> he fluffed the top. the top got a little -- >> he's a fluffer. he is a fluffer. >> we like that. >> we took a lot of nose dives in the game from germany. >> apparently, spent more time on the ground than playing, right? >> he did get a lot of attention for his theatrics, but, anyway -- >> that's not theatrics. we keep is showing the bloody eye. >> apparently, they were coming at him because they targeted him as one of the better players, and that's what happens. >> they were just trying to head the ball, and someone's head went into someone's face. that's what happens. okay? that's how it rolls. >> so, anyway, for the fourth time, germany did win the world cup. >> we have some breaking news. we might as well just get to it. it's

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. >> nah. >> ripped. great figure. she is pretty. >> gabriel union?gabriel union; >> amy polar. >> back to jennifer garner. >> the point of this segment. >> look, she is the architect for 42. it's true. girls, of course, faster -- boys reach their peek when they're seniors in high school. women it takes a couple more decades. >> for me it's been all down hill since high school. it's been plummeting. so my wife, she is in mid 30's now. i have a lot to look forward to. >> i had a chance it to meet sophie, i will who he you a picture. look at her. kimberly guilfoyle obviously on the right-hand side. she is stunning. she is just as pretty in person. >> that is quite a picture there. >> i'm impressed. >> if you have pictures, send us your pictures if you are 42 years old. send us your picture. >> i don't have any pictures like that to be totally honest with you. >> i will give you mine. >> please. keep sending them. in. >> you are fabulous. friends@foxnews.com. put them on our facebook page ff weekend and share some of your 42-year-old photos. >> 30's are