and his book "buddy babylon: the autobiography of buddy cole" is available now.: welcome back, scott! >> thank you! >> seth: i'm so happy to you have here. >> i'm thrilled to be here. especially 'cause i'm alone and the other four kids in the hall aren't here. >> seth: that's true. last time you had to share the couch with your four old colleagues. >> i did and i felt that they got in the way of our chemistry. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i did it, too. >> didn't you think so? >> seth: yeah. >> weren't you just going, "can't we just get rid of those other guys?" >> seth: yeah. >> because i have to be honest. can we get this out of the way? >> seth: let's, please. >> i've had a crush on you for a long time. >> seth: oh, i'm so -- [ cheers and applause ] >> i mean, people -- >> seth: thank you. >> i mean -- and i don't think you get -- you don't get enough credit for your looks. >> seth: oh, that's -- we'll thank you. [ laughter ] >> because people just talk about your wit and your warmth and your intelligence. but they don't focus on what really matters, that you'r

. >> reporter: your dad's your buddy?yeah. >> reporter: and tonight his buddy may have a few stories to tell daniel. the stratton was on the hunt for drug traffickers when it got the kind of orders to change the kind of attitudes, latitudes and clothing hiding to rescue in the bearing sea. >> get all our wind and parkas. but when you transition up there, it's different because of the safety factors. >> reporter: the stratton is unique in that it's testing an on board drone for the coast guard n this case, eyes in the sky pulled three different people to safety from three different vessels. >> these folks offered their fishing vessel and took them into shore for higher level care. >> reporter: but on this date, the crew was mostly focused on seeing their loved ones and holding them close. >> the coast guard said it was the first time they used it in such rough conditions like the bearing sea and it worked well. >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> ar

buddy carter will join us to talk about congress's role in stemming the opioid crisis. watch "washington journal" friday morning. join the discussion. >> today, representative conor lamb was sworn in. he won a special election to fill the seat of tim murphy. electl representative lamb and the delegates present themselves? themselves in the well? all members will rise and the representative-elect will please aise his right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties on which you are about to enter, so help

i mean, everyone that i talked to, a lot of my actor buddies were like, "ah you got your whole days freeit's only two hours at the theater." but it's two hours. it's such a focused two hours. you leave the theater and you're spent. you just want to go back to bed. >> seth: i want to ask about your mustache.

offset, you're across from me buddy. dude, are you good at this?nd we will begin the game. >> here we go. >> jimmy: mm-hmm. >> can i grab this at the same time i press the button? >> jimmy: yep, you're going. >> oh, i'm going. [ beeping ] this is what people wear on their heads in texas. >> hats. cowboy hat. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: wait, that was great. all right, good. >> cheer! [ cheers ] >> chop, chop. >> rain drop. >> yeah! >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, white girls wear this to look like black girls? >> bikini? [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: don't guess. don't guess. you're on my team. >> trump did this a lot. >> toner? >> like a -- [ indiscernible ] >> spray tan. >> there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: uh -- someone -- >> take your time. >> jimmy: you're gonna need one to watch the child when you -- >> babysitter. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right! [ cheers and applause ] >> it's a thing, when you pierce this. >> your tongue? tongue ring! >> yep. [ cheers and applause ] [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: zombie! >> if we got -- sle

buddy: the boobs. steve: the boobs. buddy: yeah! yeah! bennetts: play! play!a play. now underway in syria. president trump announced the action about an hour ago. the combined american, british and french response follows let's listen in. the latest on cbs sf dot com.

so -- >> jimmy: ingenious, buddy. hey, congrats, "snl." that's your third time. >> it is.e on the first one. >> jimmy: i was. absolutely. yeah, man. >> back in the '80s. >> jimmy: back -- exactly. [ light laughter ] it was me and eddie murphy. yeah, absolutely. yeah, a great cast. are you doing any sketches? >> you know, i asked -- i sent over to mulaney, 'cause i heard that he was an altar boy was a a kid too just like me. i said, "you know, we should write a sketch where we're both altar boys." i don't know if he has, though. >> jimmy: i was an altar boy too. >> you were an altar boy too? >> jimmy: yeah. i loved it. >> all right. >> jimmy: i was really into it. were you into it? >> we're supposed to do the secret handshake? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i mean, we're frals. >> we're old frals. >> jimmy: i loved it. i think that was -- i think we had bill maher on the show and he was saying, "maybe that was my first experience performing onstage was being an altar boy." >> yes. because no -- you probably know -- >> jimmy: i know. >> nothing's funnier when you're not suppos

his buddy came along. >> she is working. >> yeah.t's why we are doing it together. i love youchlt. >> he makes sure she is able to join them together on the mountain. >> you to get that mandatory shop with a gorgeous mountainous background. >> you do so well. >> did you notice? >> yes. >> did you notice that? >> literally have cold feet? >> maybe. it won't stop him from his real intention behind this trip is. >> you to go for it. >> come on. >> would you get on with it? >> eventually he dust muster the courage. down on one knee he goes. >> that background is ridiculous. she ends up saying yes. they traveled to vancouver once before. they decided that's where he wanted to propose. when this work trip came up for her he came up with a trip. >> he pulled it off. >> will it work? >> it worked beautifully. now there is this video to share with friends and family and now our viewers. >> that's >>> tonight, breaking news. president trump, the mueller investigation, and what we've just learned about his legal team. the new move tonight. >>>

at this school they have the best buddies program where she started spending time with michael and they became very very close very quickly. this is also a little bit of a revenge pay back almost because this is the third promposal these guys have been through. the believe use two have been a surprise for michael. one for disney world. you can see him there bunch of princesses. >> will you go to prom with me? >> yes. >> and the next year he was on stage in front of everyone and erica comes out from the side and asks him. >> will you go to prom with me? >> makes his way across the stage. this was it for his senior year he wanted to do something for her so that for once he could turn the tables. >>> there's nothing like going on a safari and seeing a giraffe rubbing up against a tree getting a scratch. but that's not what's happening. it's caught in a trap. somebody put it there. a team was called in to help get this giraffe free. >> wlhat were they thinking the were trying to catch? >> what do you want giraffes for? >> it's big game. people want big game. they were able to tranquilize th

it's your buddy matthew hegarty."hink he's played the game before. >> steve: yeah, many times. >> jimmy: thank you gum. [ laughter ] >> steve: gum rules man. >> jimmy: he says, "i'd have the power to turn my legs into ghost legs so i wouldn't have to get up when someone was trying to walk past my seat at the movies or an event. just walk through me, bro. it's cool. i got ghost legs." [ applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: just ghosted out. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this one is from @madisonganglof. she says, "i want the power to switch bodies with my cat so i can lay around all day and he can take on some responsibilities for once." >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this one's from @kristoffer. >> steve: er. >> jimmy: "@kristoffer." >> steve: er. gosh. >> jimmy: should be @kristoffer3491246. >> steve: 3495678. >> jimmy: he says, "i want to be able to turn every alexa's voice into christopher walken's." >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: "the weather today will be --" this last one i

was that good buddies or emasculating?f this translate somehow into policy, zach? >> i think good buddies often wipe dandruff off other people's shoulders. good buddies rarely do it in front of cameras in the oval office. i think that's the big difference here. yes, there was a lot of touching, a lot of handshaking and hand-holding. was fascinating to watch. is that some dominance thing? i think somebody wrote in the "washington post," i like that. you know, is it -- trump is always trying to dominate people with his handshake. clearly macron is trying to one-up him and come in and do it, too. there's a lot of armchair therapy or psychoanalyzing we can do from that. i think it -- you know, the bottom line, is macron going to get him to sign on to the iran deal on may 12th, that's probably a larger question that's not going to be sealed with a handshake like this. >> she's always cleaning me up. i've got loads of issues, the hair, the tie, you name it. >> you look great. >> her, just lipstick on the teeth on occasion, on oc

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your buddies are there cheering you on. lift the weight. run down the beach.agedy in the philippines. there's so much tasty food. >> the belly does not seem to be going down. >> now, they go back in to test the shirt. did it work? can it go on? no. so you got to hit those stairs. get to working out. skip those meals for now. >> we go through all this for weddings all the time. i'm glad y'all have to deal with this, too. >> he just sticks to his workouts. he sticks to a diet. he's trying everything and anything. will he make it? ♪ this is the moment of truth. now, we are inside the church. >> does he make it? can he get in his shirt? >> hey. >> yep. brennan did, in fact, make it into his shirt. ♪ >>> as you know, i subscribe to the idea that you should spoil your pet, but some pets are just picky just because. like fat tiger right here. that's the name of this tree frog. and fat tiger has millions of views on the internet because apparently he is kind of a food critic. let's see his review. >> get out of here. >> wow. >> yeah, you saw that. he's grumpy. >> yeah

i will say hey good job buddy, you really did it. then i read in the paper they are divorced and he was a bad person. i started being skeptical with some of the messages. >> that's a great point. what if the guy turns out to be a serial killer. >> or asks for an alibi. this is tyrus, you were with me last night from 12:00 to 3:00 a.m. there are a lot of potholes in this thing, but it is already out. it is already out. >> jim, what do you make of this? >> i did something similar too. it was some other service before that one. [laughter] >> i was skeptical. the guy was like you can be at your pool and make money. i'm like i don't have a pool so i don't know what you are talking about. i remember calling one guy because his wife set it up. i called him, he goes this isn't jim. i said yeah, it is. he goes what's going on with your career? are you okay that you have to do this? and then i just cancelled the service. [laughter] >> $10 i got. [laughter] >> 65. [laughter] >> what about you, mark? >> i'm like the only one here who can't be re

"me and a buddy of mine ran over there and we got there just as those kids were coming off that balcony. it was really a traumatic scene" >>> students clinging to a balcony, the kids had no choice but to jump to survive. >> my buddy just got there. it was a traumatic scene. >> it happened in new jersey. 15 girls treated for only minor injuries. >>> tonight, no word on what started the fire. >>> a san francisco police officer is blowing the whistle on his own department tonight. joe vasquez says he is accusing fellow officers of attacking him based on his religion. joe? >> reporter: he reported the behavior to the superiors, and that's when he said the colleagues started to call him a rat. >> these are events that occurred in the last two years. >> reporter: public defender says the san francisco police officer does not want to be identified. he is muslim, originally from afghanistan. the cop says his fellow officers made racial comments about his heritage. >> they would ask how is your family? and would say, right afterward, is anyone in your family a terrorist? do you know any terroris

. >> come here, buddy. i got him. oh, little buddy. he's biting me. >> they get the bird again, they put it in a crate. >> wait until my wife gets home. there you go. and let her take a look at him. >> well the good thing is that they were able to warm the poor little bird. they even gave it some food. >> look, he understands the world around him. he arouunderstands the balance the ecosystem, where he sees a problem he's going to fix it. i like this guy. >> i'd like to think we'd lend a hand. this case he's lucky he has a vet sitting at home. >> i put him in a little bird cage and my wife thinks that his wing is broken. >> oh. >> yeah and after analyzing it, they believe that his wing was broken, so they ended up taking it to the blue ridge wildwife center, they're going to care for it, rehab it and release it back into the wild. >> a really pretty bird. i don't know what happened. >> king fisher, he's hurt. >>> sure spring may have sprung but other people are still clinging to the winter wonderland in their respective countries. i bel

buddies cannabis says they usually get 400 people through their doors a day. but this week it is seeing up to 700 a day. >> we are still in the earlystages from transitioning to a legal market. some folks still need to know what the rules are. >> reporter: the first to receive a state license to sell recreational marijuana was notified via e-mail. the bureau of cannabis control sent this warning to legal dispensaries. they could face fines if they participate in unlicensed temporary events, away from their stores. the bureau has issued specific licenses to groups that are limited to holding marijuana celebrations on county fairgrounds. >> obviously the state is interested in tracking and tracing all sales of cannabis, so they don't want to have these free open events where there is a lot of sales that are going on without consideration for taxes. >> reporter: every year san francisco's biggest unofficial cannabis celebration happens at hippie hill in golden gate park. it is a long-time tradition that attracts at least 15,000 partyers. >> i'm going to smoke a l

. >> next, affleck's buddy hanging with another bro. damon hit the beach in byron bay, australia, with chris hemsworth for some surfing. their wives are there, too. the foursome is super tight. >> we convince them to come to australia and spend some time with us. >> matt recently debunked a report he was moving his family down under, and yesterday he still looked like a tourist, wearing a shirt to the beach. but if you have to stand next to thor, well, we totally get it. >> my wife doesn't like it when chris has the beefy body either. >> yeah. >> it's just too much. >> and finally, is kristen bell's hubby ruining her vibe? >> he was like, my wife's dancing with j-lo. that's so cool! >> today on "ellen," kristen said dax got in the middle of her lopez dance-a-thon at degeneres's 60th birthday. ♪ >> i'm freaking out. i'm like, i'm dancing with j-lo, i'm dancing with j-lo. i'm like hitting her butt. it's amazing. she didn't mind. it was consensual. but then my husband sees, and he came over, and he kind of [ bleep ] blocked me. >> no. >> s

hi buddy, how are you? hello. whoa! how are you guys doing? i'm in shock. she deserves it. - you do too! - but you do, too. i mean you-- - you do. - this is your fantasy. - no you do. no, really. it's just, it's paying it forward. you guys continue to pay it forward every day with what you do and who you are, as social workers and bringing these boys in. and i know your kitchen could use a little love. and i'm here to bring you guys as much love as i can fit through these doors, all right? it's crazy. oh my god, i know. all right, let's see what we're dealing with. and now, to get this rescue underway, we have returning "george to the rescue" alum lavette shrem on design and the one and only paul lopa as our general contractor. so paul, lavette, welcome back to the rescue. this is the family's kitchen that is in dire need of some rescuing. this is a well-loved kitchen. well-loved. this has been used, abused, and i think is ready for a makeover. 100% i would really love to update this space. i mean, it's their house and there's artwork and love and attention

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it means big business for dispensaries across the bay area including buddy's here in san jose. they say they usually get 400 people a day. but this week, it is seeing up to 700 a day. >> we are still in the early stages of transitioning from a black market to a legal market. and some folks still need to know what the rules are. >> reporter: buddy's, which was the first to receive a state license to sell recreational marijuana was notified by email. the california bureau of cannabis control sent this warning to legal dispensaries. they could face fines if they participate in unlicensed temporary events away from their stores. the bureau has issued specific licenses to groups that are limited to holding marijuana celebrations on county fairgrounds. >> obviously, the state is interested in tracking and tracing all sales of cannabis. so they don't want to have sort of these free open events where there's a lot of sales that are going on without consideration for taxes and inventory. >> reporter: every year, san francisco's biggest unofficial cannabis celebration happens at hippie h

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buddy carter will join us to talk about congress's role in stemming the opioid crisis.atch "washington journal" friday morning. join the discussion.

laura: congressman buddy carter, thank you so much for joining us. rep. carter: thank you. laura: in other news, an algerian military plane has crashed near the capital, killing 257 people onboard. the aircraft came down just after taking off west of algiers. an investigation into the cause is underway. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, syrian refugees hoping to bring their families to the u.s. s a slow process, and tonight we hear from those longing to be reunited. a memorial service has been taking place in south africa for anti-apartheid campaigner winnie mandela, who died at 90's ago at thewage of 81. shone of the leaders in the fight -nine days ago at e age of 81. she was one of the leaders in the fight against minority white rule when nelson mandela was in jail. reporter: a sendoff fit for the mother of the nation. hundreds gathered here in solidarity with the woman known to many as simple he mama winnie . >> she was the best, she tried comanche was a great fighter we all -- she tried, she was a great fighter. we all loved

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buddy they really rolled out the red carpet for micron's visit and it appeared that the two leaders seemed to be getting along but mccrone did not come away with any statements from donald trump that he was going to remain in the deal as we've heard he's called it the worst one ever so it's going to remain to be seen whether america can pull out a last minute play and change his mind we. are popular in the us there likability their approval ratings are much higher. last night george washington university spoke at a town hall event no i want to get your impressions on there but first i want to listen to a student she asked. for his advice about a broken american two party political system many young people here have fired by your progress and they're probably going to marsh and i'm wondering what advice do you have for us who might be frustrated by this or struggling against a two party system trying to push these ideas that we can gather people from the left in the right to have a new progressive view for the country trying to address this critical challenge of . on the economy on d

click ok buddy when really really what i do and that whole name drop you just conveniently leave out my all women constipation awareness group. i had no idea we need the press the only thing slower than our cash flow is our balance. unlike other patient advocacy groups like the american diabetes association that got two point nine million dollars from eli lilly lilly is a multi billion dollar pharma company that makes insulin to. that's is i circle is sean hannity's sole third ok that's impossible since he never had one but it makes sense they get money from the companies making the drugs keeping them alive even when we is just one of fourteen companies that gave patient groups one hundred sixteen million dollars and twenty fifteen alone plus if it's unethical than congress would have included them years ago in the physician payment sunshine act a law that required payments to physicians from drug makers and devices to be registered on the public website but patient groups weren't addressed in the bill so this is more like an act of charity like voluntary get a soup kitchen or cather

and that wasn't a wet t-shirt contest, that was catching up with my buddy jumbo, way, we went to high school together. and no jumbo is not the elephant, he just took the picture, yeah, come on you think i went to school with elephants, they don't go to high school, they go to college automatically but while we were off the air president trump had this wild, crazy adventure. and it all started with this. >> president trump has been sounding the alarm about a surge of my grants heading to the southern border including a caravan barreling for the u.s >> now the caravan which is over a thousand people coming in from honduras thought they were going to just walk right through mexico and right through the border. >> we are preparing for the military to secure our border. >> trevor: yeah, folks, this is serious. because if america doesn't stop these illegal immigrants, they are going to come through meksz co, through the border and trump will have no choice but to hire them at mar-a-lago, right. he can't turn down a good 2k50e8, he really can't. but for real, trump was talking about this car

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also, congressman buddy carter will discuss congress's role in the opioid -- stemming the opioid crisis watch live 7:30 eastern friday morning, "washington journal". join the discussion. >> c-span on sundays "q&a", cooper institute and author neil the squaren his book " and power." >> what was striking to me when i interact with people -- facebook is their sense of powerlessness. if you think about the events of 2016 to take an example, not many members of the supposedly world government planned would leave the europe -- that britain would leave the european union and donald trump would become the president. then for example, take the financial crisis. in 2018, -- the builder berg meeting -- we need to discuss the crisis. , on c-span. >> today president trump talked trade policy with governors and lawmakers from agricultural states. before his meeting, president trump said a new deal on the 24-year-old north american free trade agreement is getting pretty close. here is more from his meeting at the white house. president trump: this is a group i like very much. we are here to discuss ag

. >> jeff is a buddy of mine. >> you all have the same tone, you don't believe the other side is an enemy of the american people? >> i don't. when i speak to young groups all of the time, do not fall for identity politics. that's what i always tell young people not to do and here a's t problem. it was a craft of the left -- >> it's now practiced on the right. so my concern going forward if i have to be one of these people saying here's my concern of our politics in the state of america today, we should stop playing identity politics. >> james comey, a man of integrity? >> as far as i know. i don't know him very well. >> at his word, would you trust his judgment? >> i'm not going -- >> i understand that, but there's going to be questioning of his integrity and stuff. >> i don't use words like that, and i don't speak like that. you're just going to help him sell books. i've met him two or three times in two or three briefings and i don't know the guy and i'm not trying to be evasive and what i don't want to join some food fight and some book-selling food fight. i don't see value in that. >>

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also buddy carter will talk about congresses role in stemming the opiate crisis. watch "washington journal", 7:0. join the discussion. >> the senate has finish work for the week. senators confirmed the deputy labor secretary and the deputy epa administrator into judicial nominees. mitch mcconnell and ron wyden talked about a builder introducing. >> a number of us have been working on legislation and another important respect. as the tobacco industry has changed, some farmers the states like kentucky are searching for crop that can grow their agricultural economy. many believe they found a product, industrial hemp. mr. president, it's time to change that. that is why some colleagues and i are introducing the bill to explore this promising new market. i think my fellow congressman, my good friend and colleague, senator wyden for their leadership on this issue. as well as senator merkley for his support. i stood with kentucky's agricultural commission to announce my intention to introduce new legislation on the subject. were introducing the hemp farming act of 2018.

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