inmate schilling got 60 days on this write-up. >> with schilling about to leave for prison to start hiseteran officers, lieutenant collins, hopes to get through to him so that he might some day learn from his mistakes. >> how old are you now? >> 20. >> you're 20 years old, man. you know, you continue down that path, it's just going to go back and forth. you're going to be in the system. and you know what recidivism is? >> no. >> it's just you keep coming back, keep coming back. but you're only 20 years old now, so you have an opportunity to get your mind right. you see what i'm saying? >> yeah. >> you got any kids yet? >> no. >> you want some? >> yeah. >> you want them to see you going in and out of jail your whole life? >> no. >> well, it could follow you, but if you get a chance now to get your life back on track. you have opportunities left. you're only 20 years old, man. >> yeah. >> don't fall into this trap, all right? you've been in prison yet? >> no. >> you're going to see, man, it's big boy stuff. >> yeah, but i'm a criminal, though. i can't -- i don't feel i can live out in the

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome taylor schilling! dressed up for you. >> jimmy: i appreciate that, thank you so much. you look gorgeous. >> gold lame. >> jimmy: exactly. come on, gold lame. i know, aziz almost wore the same thing, then he decided not to. [ laughter ] >> i know. we texted about it. >> jimmy: can we talk about this? i so excited for you. you're on the cover of "rolling stone" magazine, pal. i mean, come on, that's awesome. that's the best! >> it's a big deal. >> jimmy: what does it feel like? are you excited is the family excited? >> yeah, everybody is really excited. you know, my grandmother sent out an e-mail. she let everybody know. >> jimmy: no. how many people's grandma know on e-mail? >> i don't know, there were like 12 people, maybe. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: 12 people are now buying the issue thanks to grandma. >> yeah, she wanted to make sure everybody knew that it was happening. it's exciting. >> jimmy: it's a big deal to be on the cover of "rolling stone." you can never say -- i was never on the cover of "rolli

we got ourselves taylor schilling. taylor schilling is going to join us. (applause) >> i don't even know where to start. last week was amazing! all right we all know country's been in a bit of a rough patch latly. the [bleep] i believe it's referred to. (laughter) but then all of a sudden out of nowhere confederate flags start coming undo supreme court decisions supporting health care fair housing marriage equality. it was a display-- (cheers and applause) >> jon: stunning in its-- it was a display stunning in its a lack rit and its completenessment traditionally victimized communities granted the legal dignity that had been denied them so many years. truly a moment of joy or or or-- (laughter) to put that another way -- >> today some of the darkest 24 hours in our nation's history. (laughter) boo! >> jon: they're not booing they're saying clue! why what-- what is wrong the darkest 24-- what is wrong-- the insurance exchanges remain open sir and committed same-sex couples can form lifelong stabilizing life long legalizeed bonds truly voldemort has risen an

taylor schilling, james taylor.es? >> yeah. >> seth: no accent. no boston accent. >> none. >> seth: did you ever have it? >> no. not really. no. [ laughter ] >> seth: congrats. >> thanks. >> seth: i mean, that's the better outcome. >> thanks. i don't really think anybody in my family does. my brother when he was very young he had, like, a little boston thing going on. then he grew out of it. and now, i just sometimes pretend i have one. when i get there. and everybody's like, hey, how you doin'? hey, how's your mother? how's your father? >> seth: right. because if you ask anybody like, how is your mother and your father, they won't know what you're saying. >> yeah, how is your mother and father -- no. >> seth: i don't have either of those. >> yeah. how's your mutha, how's your fatha? how's your mutha? how's your fatha? and nobody outside of boston has that greeting from me either. >> seth: yeah. >> yo, seth, how's >> seth: and right away, aggressive. aggressive, like if anything is wrong with your mutha or fatha, it

. >> reporter: not just any press soon but the set of "orange is the new black" which taylor schillingme the grand tour. >> we welcome you in and show you what's going on. >> commissary? >> this is thesome tear somesome somesome commissary. >> coke zero i feel like that's new. >> this is healey's room. >> no one's going to mess with you here. >> i want to draw your attention to ambition anything is possible when you reach for the stars. >> because that is isn't annoying to see when you're in prison. >> no. >> reporter: loosely based on a true story taylor schilling plays piper chapman. >> strip. >> reporter: a preppie connecticut girl who gets sent to prison for a drug tasking offensive. >> hi. i'm chapman. >> j. crews is around the corner. >> reporter: it as soap opera behind bars complete with steamy love affairs, violent catfights, illicit guard/prisoner romances -- >> will you marry me? >> reporter: a lot of stomach-churning prison food. the show is ground-breaking in its depiction of race sexuality, gender identity. >> after all i went through to be me -- >> reporter: laverne cox

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and the bloody towel will join kurt schilling's bloody towel. and c and kanye, notices the camera, now i'm angry. let's play this again in reverse. he's very upset. then, oh, my goodness. what -- something is going on there. oh, yeah. that would cheer anyone up. who could blame him? lebron james has made $21 million playing basketball this year. and $44 million from endorsements. sprite, nike, upper deck, a watch company i can't pronounce, duncan doe nkin' donuts and pow. and our own security guard, guillermo, has his own endorsement deal. let's look at his commercial, you've probably seen it. >> good luck next time, losers. hi, i'm guillermo rodriguez. i reach for tequilade. so damn good. it's full of vitamins and chemicals and minerals and stuff that makes you drunk. >> it's the number one sport drink for electric life. electric lights, whatever it is, this thing has it. so, drink it. >> consult your doctor before drinking. see what he says, he may be totally cool. >> that's why teqilade is a three-pointer. >> take a shot. tequilade. [ applaus

." >> "the overnight" is a movie where taylor schilling and i play a couple brand-new to los angeles.ttle. we don't know a soul. run into jason schwartzman at the park. he invites us over for like a play date with our kids/pizza dinner. we go over to their house. the kids go to sleep. they convince us to stick around and hang out. and then stuff gets super weird. >> seth: super weird. and from the clip we can tell sort of, there's some sex, some weird sex stuff going on. >> there is weird sex stuff going on. >> seth: your produced this film with your wife. >> that's right. >> seth: so your wife is on set every day for the weird sex stuff. was that awkward or super cool? [ laughter ] >> for some people, i feel like it would just be the coolest thing in the world. >> seth: right. >> but for me, it was like a really weird dream where you're in a bed with taylor schilling pretending to have really bad sex while your wife is seven feet away watching on a monitor. >> seth: yeah. >> it couldn't have been more a nightmare scenario. >> seth: you also get to do a scene where you and jason schwa

that will join curt schilling's bloody sock in the disgusting sports memorabilia hall of fame. you know who's having a good time on thursday? kanye west. watch this, you can see kanye smiling, enjoying himself, until he realizes the camera's on. and then, now i'm mad again. now i'm angry. let's play it again in reverse. start with -- you see he's very upset. well, then -- oh my goodness. well. something's going on over there? oh! that would cheer anyone up. who can blame him? this is shocking. lebron james made $twurch million this year playing basketball, $44 million from endorsements. lebron has endorsement deals with sprite, mike, upper deck, a watch company whose name i can't pronounce, dunkin' donuts and power ade. every major athlete seems to have a deal with a sports drink. i think there are more sports drinks now than there are sports. it's a multi-billion dollar industry. it's so big our own security guard guillermo has a sports drink endorsement deal. [ cheers and applause ] let's look at guillermo's commercial. you've probably seen it. >> good luck next time, losers.

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i think you ought -- i think i will keep an eye on hotel schill -- shilla.ou can have hotels and airlines. >> i think it will shoot up 50%. [laughter] a, we have been here before. focus today because skymark it is in focus. japanese discount carrier, it is not the preferred partner according to intrepid. it is looking for a sponsor ana. than an a -- they are saying that they are the preferred partner. to has the girth, really, help stein mart secede. -- succeed. let's talk to the nikkei to 25 of the group. streak.est winning longest rally, longest winning streak. what do you got? and sellerfacturer of baby products. angie: everybody loves babies. just came out yesterday and look pretty good. baby foods and maternity clothes, they do everything. first-quarter operating profit up from a year ago. sales up 16%. beating estimates. domestic --g this declining birthrate, they are doing more. branching out, they have childcare facilities and babysitting services. angie: and we are contributing to that causes well. thank you. all right, that's it from the stock exch

what's weird is that we play these two guys who, jason schwartzman and his wife enjoyed us, taylor schillingd and hang out with us. and like any good dinner party, eventually the two dudes pull out their penises. so we had to be naked. but the weird thing is we had these prosthetic penises that we had to attach to our bodies for these scenes. and it was really, like we were super nervous about it. but then once we got these things on our bodies, we felt, we didn't really feel naked, i mean, it's all we had on. so for all intents and purposes, everyone was seeing exactly what we look like naked, but there's this psychological barrier with this fake penis, so we felt totally at ease and conferrable. >> jimmy: i see. >> and we're just like hanging out at the catering table, snacking. at one point, i, i just had jason stir my coffee with his, with his penis. >> jimmy: you're hanging out without actually hanging out, which is nice. >> exactly. exactly. >> jimmy: now we should explain the reason for the prostheses wasn't modesty necessarily. >> right. >> jimmy: they all the say nudity is important

austrian schilling maker, big decline. 21%. fault of its 2008 on the report it lost a contract that supplied parts for the iphone and watch. the biggest gainer in europe today. most of its profit comes from asia, a british bank. first day on the job for the chief executive. he says he is pledging to eliminate west -- a limited waste. it is along with other greek lenders declining. aggregates cut the estimate to 2013 estimates. did not benefit from the late news on greece. back to you in new york. mark: china's second-biggest nuclear operators surged in the shanghai trading debut. the listing comes as china hopes to boost nuclear power generation and cut production. -- pollution, excuse me. pc as become the first nuclear power operator and mainland china. and the list say the company has as distinct advantage and that power market and strong earnings potential as the country expands in a new their power industry. the listing itself is an indication of china's nuclear ambition. the company aims to more than double the nuclear cap

the skies last night in schilling ton after the storm. and it certainly is.the sunset, just reflecting against the clouds a lot of butte any weather, but as we discovered yesterday, a loft destruction, as well. 69 degrees right now with 7-mile per hour winds 75% relative humidity, sunrise happening at 5:33 this morning. and, your satellite radar picture shows the last of the storms clearing the coast of north carolina, they're down around the outer banks this morning. and we are finally clearing out the clouds. they are still hanging out in southern delaware, southern new jersey, but we will see a pretty day today with a lot of sunshine. we had enough sun to get us to 95 degrees yesterday. before the thunderstorms hit. so steamy, then it was stormy, and we ended up being 10 degrees above average, and also, that made it an official heatwave. because that was our third day in a row of 90 degrees or above. planner for today cooler start than yesterday. we were already in the upper 70s, at this time, not as humid, 80 degrees by lunchtime. and about 86 or 87, so p

schilling has, that is not a starter for the imf and germans. tom: we will rejoin you at the top of our next hour. i met at pimco discussing what is a haircut. this is one of the great spirits of ubs, let me turn to the terminal and read this for our guest. the greco german crisis when i was a small child, i would regularly screened for an hour every evening, my mother's strategy was to shut the door, and ignore me. from your prism of the united states, should americans focus and be aware of what is going on in greece? >> we have to be aware of what is happening. i think the practical consideration for the stock market is that while economists believe a greek exit is something that can be handled, there is still this uncertainty factor where no one can be sure that there will not be a fallout in peripheral countries like spain and portugal. probably, it can be handled there are firewalls in place. it is this uncertainty that is hanging over the market. tom: i have talked about the massive success of ireland in confronting this versus what we see

today, star of "orange is the new black," taylor schilling.hael at the co-host desk. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] now, here are michael strahan and erin andrews! [cheers and applause] ♪ erin: thank you. hi, guys! yeah. michael: hello, hello, hello

development of dispatching systems and impacts to operations and funding constraints in regard to him but schilling has been working through many challenges to secure approval of the spectrum we entered into 2010. currently metrolink is trying to follow procedures under which the wireless telecommunications bureau recently granted amtrak application. for a partnership of the frei brothers, metrolink has been fortunate to execute a spectrum from ptc to 20 llc. this enables us to meet near-term needs. however the long-term needs we attempt to acquire them. our current ptc program cost the agency $216.4 million. to put that in context is roughly equivalent to the entire annual operating budget of 221 million great majority of the ptc funding about 85% came from state and local sources. the investment in our ptc program has been significant for the agency. however priority of the boy and funding partners to implement the life-saving technology. moving forward the agency will be required to continue to prioritize funding as we transition into operations. the ongoing costs for consultants and vendors to

. >>> what does mike tyson have in common with antoine walker and kurt schilling?n common? they are fantastic athletes and are broke after retirement. 50% of nba players are broke within five years of retiring. deciding something needs to be done he wrote a book to help you and help you keep the money in the bank, especially if you strike it rich quick. the author of "winning the money game," adonal foyle is here. >> part of the difficulty is a lot of players come from a difficult background. they want to help people. >> some of the athletes we see antoine walker he had 70 people on his payroll, buying houses and he was a fantastic player for the celtics and a fantastic player coming out of college. >> think about that where comes from. that comes from a positive people. you want to help people that you grow up and knows you and help you along the way and there's a question not so much of why did they do it? because it comes from a good place, but the question becomes how do you do it effectively and do it where it could be sustainable over the course of your caree

and, you know, to work with him and you know, we play these couples he and taylor schilling come overkly determine they don't have friends in the area and invite them to my house for a pizza party, but a pizza party can quickly turn into something else. you see in the movie -- >> jason convinces us to put the kids to bed and convinces us to stick around and stuff gets real weird real fast. >> this is being released on father's day weekend. >> exactly. >> i hasn't thought about that. we made the movie in ten nights. >> is that right? >> yeah. 12 days and ten of which were nights. it's amazing -- and our crew was 15 people. you have more people in this room than worked on our whole movie. it's a great way to make a movie. super fast and kind of intimate. you know what i mean? everyone is there for each other and especially with the subject matter like this. it does get -- there are some big funny moments but there's also at the end of the day a sweet movie about couples and making friends. like how you know, is it ever too late to start making friends your life? it was wonderful to work