steve martin for stopping by to do that opening with us. >> jon: man! ys an honor. >> jon: steve is the man. >> stephen: a lifetime comedic hero of mine, and that master class in comedy that he's doing is real. what do you go to masterclass.com. $90, lifetime-- lifetime access. i don't know if it's lifetime or steve's lifetime but it's lifetime. >> jon: that's important to figure out. somebody has to figure it out. steve and martin short are touring "an evening you will forget for the rest of your life." they're going to tour 40 cities. for info go to stevemartin.com. check that out. now, one other thing-- i would go see that if someone will get me some tickets. jon, i understand you have a special guest in the band tonight? who do you have over there? >> jon: yes, we've got the rock 'n' roll hall of famer with the band journey, neal schon. >> stephen: welcome, neal. >> thank you, stephen. >> stephen: good to see you. i understand that you and the lads, as we call you, are being inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame this friday? >> that's correct.

steve martin. >> seeff: steve martin. >> logan: joni mitchel here-- two, three, four, five. >> seeff:gan: fleetwood mac up there. >> seeff: fleetwood mac. >> logan: van morrison. >> seeff: yeah. >> logan: norman said it'll take close to half a million dollars to develop it all. >> seeff: that's great. >> logan: he can't be sure it's survived the years, until he brings to this post-production facility in l.a., to be processed. >> seeff: would you mind putting a little sharpening on this? push it. let me see how far you can go. nice. >> dave cole: let's try to reduce that a little bit. >> logan: he's working with experienced colorist dave cole to slowly recover every scene. >> seeff: the sharpening etches the blacks, which i like. see, it looks sharper. it's looks as if-- >> cole: there is contouring. >> seeff: yeah, that's great. do you still dance? >> bob fosse: yeah, sure, not like i used to, but, sure i dance. some shots of you dancing. >> fosse: no. >> logan: norman seeff sees himself not as a photographer, but as an explorer, of some of the world's most creative people, like chore

i'm signing up right now, and master. >> hi, i'm steve martin.atching this, it means i am dead. >> stephen: what! oh, my god! >> oh, sorry, that's a different video. yeah, so you want to be a master comedian. >> stephen: yeah, i do. >> you've come to the right place. i'll tell you everything you needs to know about comedy-- setups, punch leans, funny consonants like "k," as in kaka. do you have any experience. >> stephen: i host "the late show"" on cbs. >> we c

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. >> no, when he was very young you worked on the smothers brothers show with steve martin. >> yeah,21. >> i was about to ask you, rob, how you were never intimidated by this greatness around you, but if you were starting that early you were not intimidated, you never had to fight that battle. >> i was completely intimidated, all the time. he was nice to me. when i was a teenager he would let me come down during the summers when i was off to go and watch them do "the dig van dyke show" when i was 14, 15, 16, and i would sit there and watch them create the shows and it was brilliance. it was cutting-edge television at that time. i would go to his office -- i don't know if you knew this, but he would be on the stage working out with the actors or making changes in the script, and i would sit up there and i would sit behind his desk and go, there's no way, how do i ever -- i can't compete with this. you know, this is a guy that won 12 emmys, he wrote in the first few seasons, he would write 20 to 25 scripts a year just by himself. i mean it was, you know, the one thing that i love about

planes, trains, automobiles with steve martin. remember that when he has encounter with the lady at the counter. a rent-a-car person. really funny. what we want, we don't want that anymore. we want whether it's a rental care company or a grocery store or -- doesn't matter. our doctors, our healthcare providers. dr. dao has four children that are doctors. okay? it's service. it's service. it should be service with a smile. it should be, as i mentioned -- i think to stop the over overbooking. they need to have more statistics to figure out, okay, how many tickets can we really overbook or how many seats do we have to keep available in case some crew members have to get somewhere else? >> [question inaudible] >> i only know what i've read. that is that each of these four individuals had from louisville flights taking them hither and yon the next morning. yes, sir. >> [question inaudible] >> yeah, we're going to keep his professional life -- that's not the purpose of this conference today. >> [question inaudible] >> i won't elaborate

when steve martin came along it changed.d what you can do on stage. when does this take place? >> it's about that time. and it's really the start of-- remember, the boom was really in the '80s, you know. and we got so much stage time because every place had a comedy club, you know. and this takes place around that time. i actually-- i know this is going to be shocking-- i play an older comedian. ( laughter ) >> stephen: mm-hmm. you know what they say, "comedy is an old man's game." >> that's right. and i'm an old man. >> stephen: what's the dumbest name of a comedy club you played? i'll tell you my dumbest. my dumbest-- >> mine-- go ahead. >> stephen: my dumbest was in baton rouge, louisiana. it was called "the grin room." it was the dumbest place. >> the grin room? >> stephen: the grin room. >> i mean-- oh, god. mine has to be "ha-ha's." i'm not kidding, "ha-ha's comedy club." that's like naming a comedy club l.o.l.s. >> stephen: or a restaurant yum-yum. judy, it was lovely to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen

i think, boy, what was the name of the movie, planes, boats, trains, automobiles with steve martin. anybody remember that? he has his encounter with the lady at the counter. it was a rent a car person. it's really funny. and what we want, we don't want that anymore. we want, whether it is a rental car company or a grocery store or a -- it doesn't matter. our doctors, our health care providers. dr. dao, by the way, has four children who are doctors. it's service. it's service. and it should be service with a smile. and it should be, as i mentioned, i think they have to stop the over overbooking. i think they need to have more statistics to figure out, okay, how many tickets can we really overbook? or how many seats do we have to keep available in case some crew members have to get somewhere else? >> [ inaudible ]. >> i only know what i've read. and that's the four individuals had flights from louisville taking them hither and yon the next morning. yes, sir? >> [ inaudible ]. >> we're going to keep his professional life -- it's not the purpose of this conference today. >> [ inaudible

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reporter: the law even made a reference to the comedy, planes, trains and automobiles, in which steve martintravel hell. >> i want a [ bleep ] car right [ bleep ] now. >> may i see your rental agreement? >> i threw it away. >> you are [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the moral of the story? >> and it should be service with a smile. >> reporter: instead of service that left dr. dao with his smile missing two teeth. cnn, new york. >>> thank you for joining us, anderson is next. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us tonight, american forces dropping the largest non-nuclear bomb in their arsenal in the largest target in afghanistan, and the president leaving it unclear if he authorized it. whether it did, we have had these significant weapons, this has never been used in combat. why now? how does this massive bomb actually work and what is the use of it in afghanistan, after nearly 16 years when americans went to war there. cnn's barbara starr has more. >> good evening,

"planes, trains, automobiles" with steve martin? anybody remember that, where he has his encounter with the lady at the counter? it was a rent-a-car person. it's really funny. and what we want -- we don't want that anymore. we want, whether it's a rental car company or a grocery store or, it doesn't matter, our doctors, our health care providers. dr. dao, by the way, has four children who are doctors, okay? it's service. it's service. it should be service with a smile. and it should be, as i've mentioned -- i think they have to stop the over-overbooking. i think they need to have more statistics to figure out, okay, how many tickets can we really overbook or how many seats do we have to keep available in case some crew members have to get somewhere else? >> -- was that he had to get back for? >> i only know what i've read, and that is that each of these four individuals had, from louisville, flights taking them hither and yon the next morning. yes, sir. >> i'm andrew tangen from the "wall street journal." could you elaborate on the

reporter: the lawyer even made a reference to the comedy "planes, trains and automobiles" in which steve martinhrough travel hell. >> i want a [ bleep ] car right! [ bleep ] now! >> may i see your rental agreement. >> i threw it away. >> well you're [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the moral of the story -- >> and it should be service with a smile. >> reporter: instead of service that left dr. dao with his smile missing two teeth. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> i wonder what they were saying when those things were -- >> i know. this is morning tv. the quality of difference between webeing dragged out of plane and not having enough overhead space. those things may be different. >> fair enough. you don't think dao is now just the code word or any frustration? >> maybe you're on to something there. >> he's going to get a lot of depth now. >>> time for "cnn newsroom" with poppy harlow and a man i like to call the upgrade dave riggs. take it away. >> everyone is replaceable in this business. that is important for everyone to know. >> especially me. >> story of my life. just trying to fill the shoes of john

>> i don't know if i was on them, i wrote for the oscar twice when steve martin it was host.i don't know that i was ever on camera at the oscar. if i was, it was some horrible mistake because i'm supposed to be backstage although i did have a tuxedo. >> is he part of the temporary rock bottom remainders? >> steve has been on stage but steve is a really good musician and he's a really smart guy, he knows better than to stay on stage with the rock bottom remainders. we have had, however, on stage with us roger mgwin of the birds many times, he performs regularly, what's his name? the guy, bruise -- bruce springsteen and lauren used to perform with us a lot. we had some real musicians. it never rubs off on us, though. >> where did the name come from? >> the remained ner the book business is a book that doesn't sell, a hard-cover book and they have a lot left over because they almost always do, they print more than they need and they put it in the ben in the front -- 19999 it's 99 cents, those are called remainders and so roy came up with the name. >> wayne in georgia. hi, wayne.

. >> i don't know that i was on them but i wrote for the oscars twice when steve martin was the hostn't know that i was ever on camera and if i was it was as horrible mistake that i did have a tuxedo so maybe they just thought i looked good. >> is he part of the temporary rock bottom remainders? 's's >> he has been on stage with us briefly but he is a goodis a r musician so and he's a smart guy so he knows better than to stay on stage with us. we had on stage with us roger many times he performs with ush regularly and bruce springsteen played with us one time. we have had some real musician but they've never rubbed off on us. >> where did the name come from? >> the remainder in the book, business is a book that never sells.ov it's a hardcover book and they have a lot left over. they print mor so they put it in front instead of $19.99, it's 99 cents. those are the remainders.so so it's making fun of ourselvesb >> can you share with us your address and have you ever been to georgia and if not, why not?y >> my web address would be dave barry.com. i don't know, i've been to georgia. does

. >> and i'm wisdom martin in for steve chenevey. welcome to fox5 news morning. all right.s morning where it's going to be a jam packed week. congress goes back to work and president trump look looking fa big legislative victory. >> fox5's melanie alnwick live from the hill with the latest. mel. >> reporter: good morning and talk about a vacation hangover after a two week recess s-it could be a very tough return to work

. >> and i'm wisdom martin in for steve chenevey welcome to fox5 news morning.her. >> fast moving storms which swept across the region caused serious damage to buildings and vehicles in adelphi maryland. fox5's melanie alnwick is live in adelphi this morning. sh

. >> and i'm wisdom martin in for steve chenevey. welcome to fox5 news morning. all right. we're taking a look at capitol hill this morning where it's going to be a jam packed week. congress goes back to work and president trump look looking fa big legislative victory. >> fox5's melanie alnwick live from the hill with the latest. mel. >> reporter: good morning and talk about a vacation hangover after a two week recess s-it could be a very tough return to work congress. the white house is already trying to tout president trump's accomplishments as he nears the 100th day mark of his presidency. >> the president signed over 28 bills already. healthcare may happen next week. it may not. we're hopeful it will. so, he is fulfilling his promises and doing it at break neck speed. >> reporter: some democratic analysts believe though, the president isn't satisfied with the first three months. >> the hundred days yes, it's an invented thing but it is something that matters a lot to him and when people say obama got the stimulus, bush got the tax cuts look at fdr for instance you know

. >> and i'm wisdom martin in for steve chenevey welcome to fox5 news morning. right off the top this morning at 6:00 we're talking about the weather. >> fast moving storms which swept across the region caused serious damage to buildings and vehicles in adelphi maryland. fox5's melanie alnwick is live in adelphi this morning. sh latest. morning, guys. yeah, you know, as people are waking up this morning after they were hunkering down last night they come and they see this kind of damage and they're literally just incredulous at the number of trees that are down here all around this area in adelphi. you can see this tree looks like it's almost been twisted down and we're going to come out this way a little bit so you can see the resulting damage. these are big trees here and if you take a look, we've got a couple of cars now trapped underneath these two trees and as we were further down the street and you can see up here the taller branches also broken off as well. further down the street there's at least two or three other trees that are down, a similar situatio

i'm maureen umeh along holly, steve and wisdom martin. >> what a great night it was. talk about the weather before we dive into the winningness of d.c. we were winning with the forecast yesterday. today -- >> not as much. >> artistic look with the drops on the lense. >> two days ago. yesterday was cloudy too. i think we song. >> why? >> we just winning. >> how can you be bringing us down? come on. it was ws all around. >> we're cooler than that. >> okay. >> maybe we'll -- >> how about last night i took an l and today i bounced back. >> i like it. big sean, right? >> yeah. >> here we go. >> i'm just saying. i'm working with you. >> i appreciate that. i often don't make sense. any time anybody works with me i appreciate it. reagan national 60 degrees. we got showers out there at the moment these will move through quickly it won't be a rain out today but we got quick moving rain showers we'll get break here kind of midday. and that's with a little sunshine i think we'll see here. that's when we'll start to really warm things up and we shall be in the low -- yesterday we

jones, this morning, representative elijah couplings had strong words for steve ban none, he is speaking about martinjr., on this the 49ing anniversary of his assassination, listen to this. >> in a way, he would be pleased to have seen the first african-american elected president to the scene, for people like me and others who need opportunities that would not have had them back then, but at the same time, when we see a guy like bannon pull as far as i'm concerned a white supremacist-type person sitting in the white house sitting in the white house and i'm paying his salary. i think he'd be very disappointed. i think he'd be disappointed with all the hate talk that we saw and the climate. >> what do you think, right on? too far? what? >> he's speaking for an awful lot of people. there is a deep concern about bannon's background, yet, this whole thing, we now politely call the alt right, which is a made-up marketing term for white nationalists and white supremacists. bannon has had a relationship with those people through his publication and that is just very, very disturbing. i can't imagine if there

i'm steve chenevey. i'm wisdom martin. 8:00 a.m. this monday, ap april 18th.nu for fox5 this morning. >> the military and maryland investigating another crash. the second involving aircraft this month. this latest one deadly after a black hawk helicopter went down during a training exercise. >> plus a scare in the district as the manhunt continues for the facebook murder suspect overnight reported sighting of steve stephens police rushing to local hotel. >> also ahead as president trump nears his first 100 days in office the it will tow chicks are weighing in how he's doing so far and they have a new book out. >>> live look outside right now nice spring day on tap. temperatures climbing into the low 70s today. >> first up 8:00 o'clock developing overnight d.c. investigating a stabbing that left a man in critical condition it happened last night on first street northwest. the scene just cleared about 20 minutes ago. suspect described as a bald man wearing blue jeans an red t-shirt. police say the victim its and the suspect did no each other it has been a busy m

i'm maureen alongside allison seymour, steve chenevey and wisdom martin. morris has the morning off. >> that is great song. >> bicycle. >> i'm shocked you actuall >> okay. >> ♪ >> wisdom coming alive. >> also ahead this morning remember those muddy jeans that we showed you yesterday? this morning there's a new denim disaster that everyone is talking about online. we'll show it to you and coming up we'll talk about this whole mess. >> isn't that the denim disaster. >> i thought that was the denim disaster. >> we'll see. >> like i said i can beat that price and give you something that looks just like that. >> can't wait to hear the next chapter in that story. >> first of all let's talk about the weather it has been muddy out there. we'll go from spring to summer now in 24 hours. bring on the heat and the humidity just have to deal with a couple of lingering raindrops first. tuck is back with first check of the forecast. >> maybe winter a couple days ago. >> right. >> we were in the 40s to summer by saturday near 99 degrees. >> maureen, haven't cleared yet. w

steve chenevey. >> i'm wisdom martin in for allison seymour. 8am on this april 17th and here's what's on the fox5 menusituation in fairfax county. it has been 12 hours now since a man refused to come out of his house at the quest of police. to make matters worse, there's blieved to be young children inside. we're life on the scene straight ahead. >>> plus, a senseless and random murder posted to facebook this morning the family of elderly man who was target asked speaking out. we also have new details about where the gunman could be headed several states are now on alert. >> 139th egg roll underway this all new to president trump the first lady their first welcoming thousands of kids to the south lawn. we're life in the middle of all the fun. >> and later, know before you buy. sugar substitutes are ever everywhere. we'll show you how to spot artificial sweeteners in the grease restores and tell you which ones to avoid. >> live look on this monday morning. traffic is not that bad there. weather and traffic at 8:05 few scattered showers out there. tuck will give us details in just a minute. >>> developi

brian: i can see people getting tickets and martin wars. steve: really?money because the more kids, the merrier. steve: all right. meanwhile. ainsley: next on the run down, the subordinately left shuts down free speech at berkeley with violent riots happening at other schools where you are sending your kids. so how do we get to this point? dr. phil is here live. steve: but first, let's check in with shannon for a preview of what happens on the channel in 13 minutes. good morning. ainsley: good morning. >> good morning, guys. all right. is the house about to vote on a new plan to repeal and replace obamacare? and why are conservatives now onboard? we've got two key players joining us live from the freedom caucus congressman jim gordon and tom macarthur, the one that has been very busy. plus, the senate is about to kick off on north korea. we're going to talk to senate jim who was inside that briefing yesterday. both sides came out and called it grave and sobering. also, is the president going to scrap nafta? bill and i will see you at the top of the hour b

steve, he's half danish. the list goes on. mr. h. dutch bart. martin, i know you like the opera. arthur. julianne from cyprus. paul, you wrote me simply saying a jell-o comment. how can you tell if there is an elephant in the refrigerator? footprints in the jell-o. thank you very much. and also through the years, many of you writing in and just contributing with your really bright, bright comments. that's been so appreciated because it helps to make all of our days that much more interesting in here and the show that much better. many brains are better than one. it wouldn't have been the same without you. if i haven't mentioned you by name, it's not my fault. it's my boss's fault. because we don't have time. gentlemen, anything in particular you want to say before we round off. it's a pleasure having you in here. and how things have changed. i knew many of you before the financial crisis. >> thank you very much. it's a pleasure and honor to be here on your final show. we appreciate that. >> i'm wondering where is the euro/dollar going? >> definitely going lower. our forecast is parity. w

thursday, april 23 are, wisdom martin, holly morris, maureen umeh, steve chenevey.re all here. >> the caps take on the pittsburgh penguins. if you want to be there to cheer them listen closely and keep your twitter closer starting now like right now 9:00 o'clock the team is kicking off another rock the you can win play off tickets. mike thomas down near the verizon center looking for clues. we'll check in with him a little bit later on. >> first though we want to talk about the weather. because when those clouds burn off this morning, it is going feel a whole lot like summer temperatures could top 80 degrees and really that's just the beginning for details tucker is back with first check of our forecast. hey, tuck. >> hey, holly. got to burn this fog out. it's been pesky all morning once we get rid of it we should see temps in the mid 80s later to today. hit 71 yesterday. we'll jump 15 degrees from yesterday. 65 now and low lying cloud cover fog of course were aloft moisture with the rain we had the last couple of days we'll burn that off and we should off and runni

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i'm wisdom martin alongside allison seymour, holly morris, steve chenevey we're all here.as the morning off this morning. >> also ahead this morning busy night as wisdom just mentioned for caps and wizards fans. d.c. sports fans in general. caps in win or go home against the maple leafs essentially. the wizards taking on the hawks at home. hoping to get it two-zero preview both big games come up later. the wizards will play on but they're in a bad spot if they don't get it done tonight. >> first at 9:00 let's talk about this weather. because the sunny skies they're gone now. and instead we've got a mix of clouds and rain on the way for most of the day. details though with mike thomas >> no. >> we do need rain, right. >> we were spoiled yesterday. we do need the rain. it's just a few showers out there as we head farther and farther through the day today. they'll become less and less. there's some good news for you but cloudy and cooler today especially compared to yesterday. with temperatures this afternoon holding in the 60s. we reached the low to mid 70s around the region

martin luther king - civic center park. that's where kron4's lydia pantazes is live tonight... lydia? ((steve))happening now...major problems for bart in the east bay appear to be over.trains are now going to the pittsburg/bay point station. bart says there's some sort of problem with the tracks between north concord and pittsburg/bay point.bart says it is working on pinpointing the problem and getting it fixed.since late this afternoon..shuttle trains were taking passengers between the two stations.we just got off the phone with bart..they say the shuttle service has stopped.they are now testing out regular trains áwith passengers..but they are not yet confident the problem has been solved.these aerials courtesy of our partnership with abc 7 news.a similar track problem happened in the same area last year.a propulsion problem knocked out power to 50 trains.this is video from that incident.it took bart several weeks before trains were running between those two stations. (pam) another big story we're tracking... a increasingly volatile situation on the korean peninsula. right now, in north kor

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president trump's top aide, steve bannon, here we have cnn political commentator simone sanders, this morning, congressman elijah cummings had strong words, he spoke about martinuther king jr., on this the 49th anniversary of his nags. >> -- assassination. >> in a way he would have been pleased to have seen the doors open for people like me and others who would not have had opportunities back then, but at the same time when we see a guy like bannon, who is as far as i'm concerned a white supremacist type person sitting in the white house and i'm paying his salary i think he would be very disappointed with all the hate talk that we are hearing now and the climate we find ourselves in. >> van, what do you think? right on, too far? what do you think? >> he is speaking for an awful lot of people, really a deep concern about bannon's background. this whole thing we now politely call the alt-right, which is just a made-up marketing term for white nationalists and white supremacist, bana bannonhas had relationship with them in his paper. there is a publisher for the people in the hate movement in the white house if anybody would have stood for that. and so people who

steve bannon such an important strategist for the president. >> this is going to be a fascinating evolution. >> pepsi is canning its controversial ad. >> you crushed it. >> the daughter of martin luther king junior weighed in. >>> in a bi gone era, this might have been the head story, history is about to unfold. mitch mcconnell sets the wheels in motion to rewrite the rules, republicans won't have the votes to stop the gifilibuster, so th are going to use the nuclear option. if all goes according to plan a full senate confirmation vote is expected tomorrow. >>> a group of student journalists at a kansas school have done their homework and now their principal is out of a job, amy robertson, their interview led to questions about her kre did -- credentials. days after the article was published robertson resigned. she says she's proud of her students who working very hard to uncover the truth. journalism not dead. >>> dow futures pointing slightly lower, s&p dropping, stock markets fell, london a little bit of trouble. shares in asia closing with losses, the meeting with president xi has investors on edge. check out the wild day for stocks yesterday. the dow shot up 200 points at

treasury secretary steve mnuchin telling reporters the president trump is working hard to keep the government from shutting down. plus, turner broadcasting chairman john martinies are moving advertising boat -- dollars back to tv from digital. more for my interview with him later this hour. let's get more context and numbers. julie hyman, it was up at the start of trainin

senior vice president and restaurant analyst at maxim and dean martin, managing director at commerce street capital. welcome, guys. steveo else is looking like a takeover target now that panera went private? >> i think you fall into two camps. first looking for a multi-concept operator on the lookout for a concept growing in the u.s. that may be in early stages of growth overseas and may fill a hole in terms of the concept coverage. the other thought is that there may be some of these casual dining names that might have been beaten up in price but still have some sound fundamentals. what we're looking at are names line dunkin brand, who was down today on the -- basically on the thought that jab hold ijs ers i longer interested in them. we still think there's a possibility they might fall in someone's portfolio as a brand that's certainly growth in the u.s. and overseas for them. they might be a good possibility. >> down 3% today. one second, joe. going to ask gene the same question. cheesecake factory was up today. you know, is that a logical candidate for you here? >> yeah, it absolutely is. i mean especially when you

treasury secretary steve mnuchin telling reporters the president trump is working hard to keep the government from shutting down. plus, turner broadcasting chairman john martin says, companies are moving advertising boat -- dollars back to tv from digital. more for my interview with him later this hour. let's get more context and numbers. julie hyman, it was up at the start of training. perception not only the macron will be victorious, but also that she is the best outcome for markets, lowers the risk for brexit associated with the marine le pen victory. all major averages up yvonne man 1%, the best single day since march 1 when first one all major averages were at record. the nasdaq is at a record today. the other two have not quite gotten there. we are seeing this cyclically red -- led rebound. the banks, financials certainly helping lead some games we are saying. bank of america, jp morgan, morgan stanley all higher. financials are best-performing. this despite the fact that the 10 year yield which scarlet just is now up to intro basis points. it's interesting that even as we have seen the sign in the treasury market, and yields not up as much -- financi

. >> steve: yeah, but the third one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know where this one's going at all. but alright, let's see, i guess. >> well, right now, martin remains in jail. police say, he got really high, got naked, and broke into the mobile home behind me because he was looking for sesame seeds for his hamburger. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: it's an honest -- >> steve: he was naked. >> jimmy: i don't see what the problem is. >> steve: he needed the sesame seeds for his buns. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hamburger -- his hamburger buns. >> steve: oh, yeah, hamburger. >> jimmy: now he's in prison. >> steve: yeah. so, open sesame. [ cheers and applause ] woo! >> jimmy: open sesame. steve higgins, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ guys, one of the reasons that we're here this week is the opening of our "tonight show" ride, "race through new york." [ cheers and applause ] this is very cool. universal actually released a a time lapse video of the ride being built. it's pretty amazing. check this out. ♪ look at this. nothing was there. there it is. nbc. wait a second, could you -- can we slow that down

steve in. >> thank you sal. we do have our system is now falling apart but it left behind some pretty decent totals. lakeport 2/3". now has 90" for the season. mount st. helena. martin100 and redwood city 24/100. now there's another report from occidental. there's pretty good rain around martinez to bay court. dublin a quarter. and san jose picked up 12/100. the big news continues to be santa rosa. they'd already gone bas 82, 83. they did go over 60" for the water year. october 1st was 17/100 last night. that puts them at 60.05. that's a lot of rain since october. that's 17% of normal. oakland 28.45 and san jose 18.4. for san francisco, now again, the wettest year was 1861-62. the atmospheric rivers. we are now the 19th wettest and we're 12/100 away from the 18th tying the 18th back in (1) 883-1884. that's all our system has left and like that it's gone. and there's just nothing there. a little bit down towards san juan batista, hollister. the system did go. it did pretty well up north and you saw it did produce briefly some snow. 40s for a few. but 50s for many: although i think we'll get some cooler temperatures. some low clouds in place but mostly sunny today. th

martin joins us in studio. here's over story. >> yes. >> what's up wiz. >> what's happening. stay up and watch the draft. >> can i say something first. >> go ahead, steve. >> the draft was in philadelphia. >> yeah. >> at least the first four times the commissioner went up to announce a pick the philly fans trued to form booed the commissioner. >> they expected him to get booed. >> this is part of the whole thing even when it was in new york and chicago he got booed. he's not very popular guy. >> he was with those draft picks. >> was he really though? >> did you see the bear hugs he was getting. >> they always do that, though. they turn right around boo the commissioner he turns around and fines them and it turns into this big thing. they're just excited they're about to get paid. they'll hug anybody. hail hug you, steve, mack the cameraman, chris on the floor. i digress. let me get on with the story then. >> the draft as you guys just mentioned was in philadelphia for the first time since 1961. by the way the first eve draft 1936 in philadelphia. cleveland browns they didn't shock anybody. they picked texas a and m defensive miles garr as the top choic

age, but martin sorrell said amazon is the biggest threat to his industry, and he's joining us in a moment to explain why. first, let's begin with the reaction to the president's tax proposal. steveeisman at cnbc headquarters to look at the economic impact has. eamon, you first. >> bill, one of the questions here has been over the past 24 hours or so coming to the president's tax plan has been whether or not they'll make changes to 401ks and tax treatments. i asked sean spicer in the briefing, over after the briefing, i spoke to an official here who clarified they are not planning on making changes at all to 401ks in terms of the tax treatment. that remains the same. put that one to bed today. also, today, treasury secretary mnuchin was on the "today" show and asked if the plan would be revenue neutral. here's that moment. >> mr. secretary, would you be willing to raise your right hand and look at the american people and say, i, steven mmnuchin, promise you this is revenue neutral and deficit neutral? >> again, our objectsive, matt, is to pay for this with economic growth. >> so the treasury secretary there not making a statement saying they want to pay for it with economic growt