in itself an accent. skip ahead to 2007. hillary clinton: it's totally off base. it's hard to understand. what people are talking to me about is not that. >> we are almost pass the heartland into sarah palin territory. it does sound like she gets ever so slightly folksier when she is running a presidential campaign. obviously, she is not the first person to modify an accent for an audience. me and my mate were bloody knackered. ain't nothing wrong with that. mark: we will be right back. ♪ mark: tomorrow, john boehner. john: we will see you tomorrow thanks for watching. as we say here, sayonara. ♪ pimm: i am pimm fox. this is what i am taking stock of. a quartet of important earnings. first, facebook's sales in the first quarter. they said advertising revenue was lower because of the stronger u.s. dollar. the stock is lower in late trading. ebay shares are up by 5%. the company provided a profit forecast, they are also selling off the paypal unit. the selloff will take place in the third quarter. shares of

>> i find accents really difficult. i have to work really, really hard. flatmate in london, he can do accents like anything. so, it was actually helpful living with him for a while. i have to work really, really hard. i have to work with people. one of the things i found quite helpful bizarrely is i find, i go to the area. i go find a podcast from a church near the area where i'm trying to get the accent. because priests, when they're doing their sermons, they obviously have to sound conversational, normal speaking. but they also need to be understood. one of the problems doing northern irish was on my first day on set, i think i went too far with it. people were like, yeah, but it needs to be english. [ laughter ] >> seth: so, do you record -- you're just on set listening to podcasts? >> yeah, so i get in the trailer in the morning. i put the thing in my ear and i got to know it so well, so i repeat the phrases and it's about god. >> seth: sure, yeah. most of them are, yeah. >> that was quite amusing. i was aware at some point after like the first four o

but we have an unusual accent. when the president was in japan prime minister abe toasted him in conversations that followed, references were made that in the prime minister's prefecture there are excellent saki breweries there. the president thought he would bring saki in from one of the finest saki breweries in that home area, and we serve that as the toast for this evening. that's a personalized touch. the saki name comes from the fact that in saki brewing you take the rice and you refine the whole of the rice down to the center to bring out the starches which are the fermentable parts. this is down to 23%, basically 67% of the right is hulled off to give you this pure essence. it's a gorgeous saki. we'll be serving that as the toast this evening. the wines that we have are very nice. the white wine is a winery out of sonoma. the one that follows is from a jpss lady from tokyo, as an exchange student, fell in love got married doing her masters at stanford. visited wineries when they went overseas, came back and

>> it's a tough accent.re of a -- i can't -- i mean, i lived right next to it my whole life. >> can you say -- >> the accent? >> we don't want to hear -- >> a brooklyn expression? >> i just want to hear -- >> not for nothin'. not for nothin'. >> that's brooklyn? >> not for nothin'. >> not for nothin'. >> not for nothin', but i could really use a little more wine. not for nothin'. no, no, no. >> nothing nothing. >> not for nothin'. >> not for -- all right. >> shanghai chef jackie shu prepares a meal of a style that will become more and more in demand among those who can afford it. and more and more people every day can afford it. >> what is it? >> so we have tomato and potato, and that's it. >> what else do we have? >> australian wagyu beef, a massive perfectly cooked tomahawk chop. coming in the door at up to $150 a pound, that includes bones and fat. this is about $1,000 worth of steak, bitches. even if tim wanted to serve good old usa beef, still the finest on earth, in my opinion, he can't. china has bann

] "yeah, i've got to get rid of my accent here. apartment. and the guy is like, "now, repeat after me. a." i'm like, "eeey." "b." beeey. [ laughter and applause ] and after a while, it's kind of gone, right? >> seth: no, it's totally gone. when you did the phone thing, was the first time i thought "oh, yeah, you were from minnesota you probably had it." >> oh yeah. >> seth: i've got to get my hands on those tapes. those are great. i want to get the ones for minnesota so i can go the other way. [ laughter ] >> it's a sexy accent. it really gets the girls. >> seth: well, in your case it didn't because you called it back -- >> not so much. >> seth: you know what it did though because you lost your accent that's why she wasn't interested. >> that's what it was, dude. oh man, i'm going to call her tonight! [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: thank you so much for being here. >> good to see you. >> seth: sean william scott, everybody! "just before i go" opens in select cities friday and we'll be right back with the very funny emily heller

you didn't notice they have pittsburgh accents? scranton accents. kennedy: which is a beautiful accent. >> it's lovely. like the west of france. and the second thing about that is they always throw the family under the bus, elizabeth warren did the same thing. they told me that. they're the ones that were lying, it's not me. kennedy: i was listening to the family lore. kirsten, which is worse? >> you have to put it in context. the republican side, the videos coming out announcing, they're so fake. they're so phony. and the thing and all politicians, they live in the d.c. bubble, they don't get out and they just listen to campaign advisers and don't speak and talk like real people. everyday americans they're campaigning to. >> what are real people? >> falling all over themselves to say what a wonderfully accessible candidate she is, and you're not accessible if you're not talking to people. >> keep in mind, let's keep in mind. >> like 1996 or something. >> devil's advocate. i talk to real people all the time. they're jerked. they yell ba-ba-booy, is

[ laughter ] [ spanish accent ] i hear you are susceptible to foreign espionage, yes?s and applause ] no? i love you. i hate you. [ slap sound ] [ laughter ] i love you. [ laughter ] i also heard that rand paul is taking a week-long break from talking to the media to spend time with his family before he officially announces that he's running for president. because nothing motivates you to be on the road for two straight years like a week alone with your family. [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] all right, honey, i'm ready to go. another potential candidate for the republican nomination is wisconsin governor scott walker, but now they're saying his dog allergy could make him less likable. [ laughter ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: you think they are overthinking everything? what's wrong with people? they're saying that his dog allergy is going to make him less likable to voters. that's just the best. i mean, i don't know, might be right. let's look at this scott walker campaign ad i saw, watch. >> my name is scott walker, i'm the governor of wisconsin, and i

as looking at slow traffic through hayward a 80 southbound accent at a street is gone.ntinues to climb for the corridor. i set all open road here northbound 30th street off reps still on the shoulder. traffic so backed up for the northbound 101 ride. drive time continues him as to the comet since watching that accent 26 minutes north bound to.. cried the bridges with the bay bridge and commute here solidly backed up to macarthur maze even at a 80 approaches backed up. look there's still just a very little movement out at the toll plaza jammed up across spent and big rig over an hour ago cleared and then here's a look at your approach the cemetery bridge there are really biting down on this as the drive times are pushing and the 22 minutes plus from the san mateo. >> reporter:today marks the eighth anniversary of the virginia tech shootings. it remains the deadliest shooting rampage in modern u-s history. on april 16th, 2007. 23- year-old seung-hui cho college campus in at the school. >> mark: a federal bankruptcy judge may have saved general motors billions of dollars.

alex: michael. [ massachusetts accent ] let's start with i'm all about that bassist for $800. greg.. michael. what is a kangaroo? right. 5-letter "w"ords for $400.

north koreans have a distinct accent that makes it difficult for them to relay subtle nuances to southcenter helps with communication and allows defectors to talk about their personal issues. the center was founded by a group of south koreans and defectors to help others. imu who works as a counsellor here is also a defector. [ speaking foreign language ] >> around 20 people visit and gather at the center every day. it's been open for a year. sometimes defectors bring their favorite north korean dishes. they enjoy talking about their homeland together. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> these defectors cannot easily return home to north korea unless the political situation changes. but they have more freedom to choose how to live their lives now. the woman who became popular on the tv show met a south korean m man. he's been an immense source of support for her, and they got married seven years ago. when they got married, she told her husband about her tragic life. the punishment she received when how she and her daughter were trafficked during their escape and got separated. [ speakin

let's take a look. [ cockney accent ] >> thus with the dickie bird's john dowry, swith's me blistersghter ] >> oi, he's sellin' porkie's, in' it? pish posh, pegs in me flowery down. sold all the ones and twos. >> ah, your uncle nipped the jordie barrel. went boot up with his barney rubble. >> oi! didn't know that, didn't i? >> really, mate? you and your gods of israel betta piss off. >> he's a ride for ya. and his bikey's got a rusty helmet. >> snaky snaky, eggs and bakey. >> snaky snaky, eggs and bakey. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's "deep google." we'll be right back with taraji p. henson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ america! new yorkers love all-natural snapple and we want you to love it too! snapple's born in new york. it's one tradition that's never going out of style. snapple is more than just a drink. it's got simple ingredients: real sugar, real tea. salud! every time i open this and i hear that pop. (mouths: i love that pop!) new yorkers love it. you're gonna love it too! snapple, made from the best stuff on earth. i bring the gift of the name your price

you have a different accent. she started giving me a little bit of that accent. she said, no. do not believe that is you. stuart: you are a great actor. >> thank you for having me. record ratings for killing jesus. on the national geographic channel. if you missed it, you can see it starting tonight. 8:00 p.m. and playing all weekend on the fox news channel. another homegrown terror plot. two new york state women arrested. homegrown terror is spreading. how will we fight domestic terror? more on that after drake. ♪ ♪ ♪ the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... from the smallest detail to the boldest leap. healthier means using wellness to keep away illness... knowing a prescription is way more than the pills... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. realizing cold hard data can inspire warmth and compassion... and that when technology

she toured her attention to may. >> stanley roberts: since some possible them exit is what accent you would have been on the road for quite awhile >>: you got me really bad i'm unemployed so now get a big talk ticket and you really showed our >>: so it takes for videotaping me a good bit beyond tv nell so why are you changing it so you could say me some more >>: how come the driver of the shoulder is because there was a huge accident of down here and i wanted to get off the freeway i cannot believe it in the sense that i was doing anything wrong. >> stanley roberts: so she finishes her cock a conversation with the officer. >>: so this is a citation for depriving it and undesignated laying cost is $367.10. on your driver's license >> stanley roberts: in richmond stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam moore: still ahead shocking burial of disabled vets. shocking abuse of disabled back veterans 7 >> reporter: welcomed back is looking relatively dry across much of the bay area of things will be changing up with a light activity in the east bay. six east of walnut creek south of concord. thing

or fake black accent. this solves all that. >> why social media? why, ann? >> probably because she's 120, and just -- >> oh, come on. you are discriminating against her because are you? >> i think she's specifically using twitter to seem useful. she doesn't know which dialect to use, and she doesn't want questions from the press. >> you mention that she's beating most in the polls. >> you have rand paul beating her in iowa? >> it's a smart decision to make because she was weak in the caucus there in 2008. she wants to run her campaign like she has a competitive caucus. she doesn't, but she's running scared, which is the right dexz decision. >> scandal after scandal, she's still dominating the field. do you expect more scandals, and how does she survive? >> yes, with hellry you can always expect more scandals. i mean, we'll see what happens. i don't think -- i don't think i'll defer to doug on this, but i think the left is wildly enthusiastic about her. certainly not like they were for obama. there is joe b

>> you know that wasn't my accept she was -- accent she was doing. >> she was doing madia. >> don't you think these guys they don't care about the way they look? >> and i don't know why they do. it could be because of the optics. they are too busy to care but it takes two seconds to hire a stylist. it is thought that difficult. you could have the best dancers in the world but if you don't look presentable if you don't look good in that swimsuit you are not going to win it all. i say dress for the job you want and not the job you have which is why i look like a very lonely trophy wife. >> you have the look in your eye. from the neck up you look that way. >> the problem is they hire a stylist but who are they hiring as their stylist? >> washington, d.c. is i think the only place left in the country where men have a hard part in their hair style. everyone else in the country stopped doing that i think a decade ago or maybe 20 years ago. but it hasn't reached dc yet. it is another reason why dc is an awful city filled with awful people. fox news employees aside. you had one guy who was a go

we created a accent wall that also the anchor for the entire room.nday night's 7:00 p.m. on the live well network. >>> we have another hour of "action news" coming up. children's toys are cruised to create a beautiful colorful garden. >>> a new test for breast cancer, how they are trying to make this test accessible to everyone. those stories and more in just a moment. >> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., saturday, april 25. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," we'll have the latest on our breaking news, the cawrkts -- casualties are growing in nepal after a powerful earthquake. >>> we have frost on the grass this morning first let's head outside to chris sowers with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast chris? [no audio] >> we'll have the latest on breaking news, a powerful earthquake has hit nepal's capitol leaving the himalayan nation in ruins.

wait contradictions of government navenlts failure to provide services and accent wait conflicts of foreign fighters and locals there. has been a lot of media reporting that isis is weakening. what is right in the initial an at sister. and second whether or not the internal contradictions are actually appearing. are they significant? thanks. this is very important for isis. we will have to understand that every member of isis has the comply of the sort of eyology that isis will endorse. and ideology that the top leaders believe in. radicalism. and they have the ex-communication of muslims and have narrowed the firn of who muslims are. and you can't say that would you to other islamic that you pray five times a day or, so on. so they would not accurate set that as evidence. that you are not a disbeliever somehow. they have different standards of labeling and have so the ideology. is important. and every member has to comply with it. and no member will kill without a fatwa from the clerics unless they in the battlefield or declaring a war against you know. other people. they would not

that allows us to accent our common humanity accent the overlap.don't ever want full unanimity and agreement with my dear brother. that's the last thing you want because she wants a variety of different voices. you want a jazz orchestra rate everybody lifting their voice. you don't want just at those. just their voice. that is what democracy is about. everyone having the courtesy to listen to let their voices and see where the overlap is and the conflict in the contention. it has to be mediated with respect and a willingness to learn and that's only by doing. it's only by example. >> i suspect there probably some folks in this audience and we don't want to leave out -- to am i talking right? in my telling the truth? absolutely. the great gospel vocalist of the early pentecostal holiness church the azusa movements. all we have are a few crackly recordings but one of the great gospel singers very much of course in the church of god and christ the largest black pentecostal church in the united states, very much a kind of a foundational figure in the w

you don't look funny. >> reporter: new york. >> he can definitely do accents pretty good, too. for joining us. i'm isa soares. join us for another 94 of "cnn newsroom" just ahead. . >>> terror group al shabaab kills nearly 150. we go live to nairobi in just a moment. >>> iran says it can be trusted when it comes to a nuclear deal, but everyone is convinced. >>> viewers are fondly reme

. >> i had this, like, so mid-atlantic accent. of my cleveland accent, i would never get an acting job. i said, i think it's her! i remember -- somebody said it to me on youtube. i was like, what am i doing. i'm like madonna during her english period, you know [ laughter ] although i am married to a brit. >> jimmy: no excuse at all. wow. that's interesting. i'm going to youtube that myself. >> i should never have said anything. >> jimmy: i heard that you have an interesting fan. a fan in space in fact. >> this is one of the wonderful things about being in this business. i just feel lucky i have a job. but it turns out that one of the fans of "the middle" is the captain of the space station 100 miles above us. he asked if we could do a skype with him. so just last week, we're talking to the captain of the -- it's like captain kirk. like, this guy -- first of all, he's really educated. worked with the air force, but the french air force. it's one of his favorite shows. he has them send it to him while he's on the treadmill. they hav

that was quite classy and richie benaud was one of the last to have that slightly british accent.instead of saying the score was two for 222. >> they said put your brain into gear. if you can add to what's on the screen do it otherwise shut up. >> let me give the time call around the world. in sydney it will be 5:32. >> i love it. thank you for taking the time. >> still to come here on cnn newsroom, apple is giving people a chance to test drive its new smart watch. we will go live to one store to see if people are lining up. >> dangerously high pollution levels in the uk. we will get the story on that from derek. stay with us. technology gives l and now technology gives you home security and control in a new and revolutionary way. introducing plug & protect from livewatch security, an easy to use wireless security system, customized just for your home. control from any smartphone, tablet, or computer and monitored by professionals 24/7. go to livewatch.com to get plug & protect interactive security delivered to your door. arm or disarm your system from anywhere. lock or unlock you

she described herself as that. >> jimmy: that's right, hillary clinton seems to have changed her accent. people are pretty mad. jeb bush is like, "can you believe this, chica?" [ laughter ] speaking of hillary, she just finished a campaign road trip through new hampshire this week meeting with several local business owners and she seemed to really enjoy the trip. she even reviewed some of the local businesses on yelp. take a look at these. first one is for a bed and breakfast called the wayfield inn. hillary wrote, "i had a lovely stay and it was great chatting with the owners chuck and deborah, they are some of the nicest votes -- i mean people i've ever met." [ laughter and applause ] this next review is for steve's coffee shop. hillary wrote, "i thought the black coffee was okay but personally i think america's ready for a bold, confident female coffee." [ laughter ] [ applause ] seem you agree. they seem to agree on that. finally, this last review is for ann taylor loft. hillary wrote, "when i walked in somebody whispered it's the chosen one. and everyone started chanting my name. a

and he has a bit of an accent. you'll see. alex and ashley, welcome aboard, and good luck to you.ardy! round. we waste no time today. here are the categories for you. you have to name the earlier show. the oxford english dictionary. alex: michael, start us. [ massachusetts accent ] let's take authors for $1,000. [ beep ] and the author is sinclair lewis. michael. authors, $800. alex. who is ayn rand? yes. sojourner for $200 please.

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and he believes this man is from north africa judging by his accent he said he was giving the weapone in the crime and given 10,000 and ammunition and also he said that i.s.i.s. wanted to use him in saudi arabia and asked him to stay there because of his expertise and explosives making also in a shooting and he said that burgess drove the car while he himself shot at the two policemen. also after further investigation the ministry in a statement said they were able to identify the man who is known by burgess and his name is shariff known as sammy and they put a bounty on his head $1 million to be given to anyone who can help find him. and that is basically the gist of the statement but also it indicates that saudi arabia now is being somehow punished by i.s.i.s. i.s.i.s. has warned earlier on that it is going to strike back against any country that participates in the campaign against them in iraq and syria. >> thanks mohamed. and more air strikes by the saudi-led coalition against houthi targets in yemen and forces loyal to the president abd rabbuh mansur hadi gained control over la

. >> with a southern accent and a smile on your face?t's not the dress that makes your butt look big. she's so skinny she could hewitt ahoop in a cheer i don't. she's got more issues than "better homes & gardens." can you believe i have to buy another bridesmaid dress. >> the only -- is a decent -- >> whoa! i like that one. >> oh, that one hurts. >> jo discriminate. i flirt with everybody. i i done talked my lipstick off >>> you see busting through the gate of that primary school is a buffalo. it's closing time, kidsing -- home and that busts into the playground. the good things is no one was hurt in this instant. where did it come from? >> really, really wanted to learn, man. >> this isn't something you expect to see in brussels belgium. those right there are three escaped zebras. they were venchseventualry corralled into an area actually this is what you do when they run down the street. you take out your camera. you could see the police using to corral the -- >> hanging out. >> with the zebras. >> now this happened at the omaha zoo. t

i had mentioned at the beginning that i was accenting the award on behalf of my colleagues. i wanted to just by name mention self raffle them. the general council colleague from the legal and the trust and safety team of california, del harvey. amy keating and jeremy kessel as well as the twitter team of washington who are here in the event. will caridee. jessica pham here as well. i want to publicly acknowledge them. their work and recognize that this is accompany wide commitment to the issues. again i thank jenny slown. the constitutional project for the introduction. thank you very much. [applause] so we are almost done. i am chair of the board. my job is to thank all of you for coming tonight to support their work and to support our three honorees. our friends have arranged for the fabulous venue and great weather. and the thing that i like most about the event is that as jenny and her team in the constitutional project do in all of their work they bring together people from across the spectrum and find agreements and the remarks that you heard tonight from the three hon

seth, this new isis video, horrific masked man speaking english with an american accent.ou have some christians being shot to death and beheaded in different locations. all this video released at the same time from isis. why is this important that, again, in a libyan video you have the man doing the talking, speaking english, with an american accent? >> well erin since the overthrow of kadafi in 2011 libya has deteriorated into a sort of miasma of jihadist groups. isis now controls territory, including places like that is encouraging americans to come over there is interesting. this actually comes within 24 hours of major fbi arrests, boat in minneapolis and san diego of six individual who were trying to join isis. thissis this is an effort to get people to come over to isis. >> this point about different locations you have some being shot some being beheaded in different places. this shows a control of more territory, it shows coordination it shows something much more sophisticated in libya than a lot of people expected. >> let's talk about the shift we've seen in recent

sparking the whole tyrant at one point the detective myfoxphilly the uber driver's accent and brokenong have you been in this country. >> almost two years. >> almost how long. >> two years. >> two years. the only reason you're not in handcuffs going to jail and get summonses in the precinct is because i have things to do. >> this afternoon new york city police commissioner came out condemning the detective's behavior. >> no good cop can watch that without a wins because all good cops know that the officer just made their jobs a little bit harder. that kind of encounter anger like that is unacceptable in any encounter diss courtesy like that and language like that is unacceptable. >> uber released a statement saying the behavior in the individual joe is wrong and unacceptable and the company appreciates the nypd investigating the incident. the commissioner says the detective has now been placed on modified duty and will be transferred. >> misunderstood eating disorder affecting millions of americans has forced people to pay out of pocket for treatment. but no longer. the american psyc

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. >> and you think that the accent is a problem with south african talking to americans about politicsnderstand him, and he laughs in the case. >> i sound like a north jersey guy on the "sopranos." >> and john oliver does, too. >> and he sounds like he is from "lethal weapon." >> yes. and it is mad that no americans seem to be getting the jobs anymore, and nobody from buffalo who can get a gig like this. >> and no women. >> and when he talks fast, it is hard to understand the punchline at times like with a cockney accent with the brits, it is hard. >> but he can't hold back and you can be a great joke teller, but you have to be a very good truth teller as well. >> and did you see the bieber roast? >> and look at that martha stewart stewart. >> go ahead and play it. >> i hate your music more than bill cosby hates my comedy. you released so many horrible and unwatchable videos you should change your video to -- and you said that anne frank would have been a belieber and if that is true she would have left auschwitz. >> well, some of the jokes had no point, and they were mean. and that jo

your next question is, "what is it like doing a british accent?" let's be honest. very few people are honest with you on this show. >> jimmy: what? that's not true at all. >> and that's why i'm breaking it down for you. you're not a good friend. you don't support me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that doesn't mean anything! that is ridiculous. that does not mean anything. just because i haven't seen -- >> it means everything. it means everything to me. >> jimmy: i don't live in england. >> jimmy: every night i watch this show. i watch you, and ahmir, and the kids. >> jimmy: but we air in america! that's the difference. "mr. selfridge" airs in -- >> zimbabwe. >> jimmy: yes, zimbabwe! [ laughter ] "mr. selfridge" -- you're out here, you got to promote. it's a pbs show, so there's not that much money in promotion. >> there isn't anything. but, i couldn't be more proud of the show. it's -- yeah, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's fantastic! >> yeah. >> jimmy: you play a city gentleman. >> i do. turn of the century gentleman that goes from the m

he berated the uber driver for three minutes even mocking his accent. >> any encounter like that is unacceptable. >> the detective had been part of the department's elite joint terrorism task force but he's now been transferred. the incident marks the 13th time the police review board has investigated charity. >>> it's 12:11. we have a beautiful forecast from allison. >> it is absolutely beautiful out here. a little breezy but i think the stun shine and warm temperatures no one is complaining. i'll have a look ahead to the holiday weekend and we're talking rain but warmer temperatures all ahead in the seven day. >>> a dire situation until california forces governor jerry brown to order residents to cut back on water use by a full 25%. omar villafranca has more. >> reporter: from above it's easy to see. the drought is draining the state's reservoirs. leading bridges once provide vieding easy passage over massive bodies of water now touring over dry park. researchers say it will take 11 trillion gallons of water to recover. >> the black is the 1977 measurement. >> reporter: frank came to this part

leghorn. [ laughter ] i say, i say, i say, what's the matter with your accent?plause ] have you guys -- have you guys seen "sex box"? [ scattered cheers ] it's a reality show on wetv. you guys heard of wetv? [ laughter ] on "sex box," couples have sex in a soundproof box and then discuss it with a therapist. you've got your executive producer, your associate producers, and then in in the end, it says "special thanks to: clorox wipes." [ laughter and applause ] here's the classic credits from the long running nbc show, "law & order." i couldn't believe that this is someone's job, actually someone's job. there it is right there. dun dun-er: dwight kruger." so, this is pretty cool. we actually have some footage of dwight live at work, behind the scenes "dun dunning" in the "law & order" sound booth. let's take a look. [ clears throat ] [ dun-dun ] >> how's that? is that good? are we all set? [ applause ] >> seth: that was great, dwight. job well dun-dun. [ applause ] >> seth: moving on, i'm ashamed to say i do sometimes watch "maury" and on a recent episode i caugh

. ♪ >>> philadelphia underground now one particular building accents the landscape between the schuylkilleum like something in an old world masterpiece. but few people know the historic fairmount water works struggle to survive and even fewer have ever ventured inside it. well tonight we'll take you under the waterfall of the water works. >> 215200 years sin the water works opened. >> and still standing. >> this is certainly one of the oldest in the country. >> state of the art then -- >> originally the only pumping station when it opened in 1918 supplying drinking water to the city. >> marvelous mill house and dam so elaborate and says full it became the gathering place for visitors community folk alike. >> it was really interesting to the public to see all the mechanical gear lined up eight water wheels with eight pump it was really quite unusual to see that. >> and it work. for almost a century. >> yes. and it was not a good thing by the end of that time because the river was polluted and we were actually very effectively pumping disease causing organisms into the city. ♪ >>> this pump