well, you're a guy. i'm not just a guy. i like to think of myself as a guy and a half. what's up? how importantis sex to a guy? well, i'd say it has a certain importance. on a scaleof 1 to 10. 35. that's what i thought. why are you asking me this? i'm justmaking conversation. this is not conversation. conversation is "how you doing?", "looks like rain", "care for a waffle?" there's something going on here you're not telling me. wait a minute, mallory. uh, has rick... asked you to visit his tepee? you meansleep with him. yeah. yeah. has he? well, yeah, he has. when you said you wouldn't sleep with him, you let him down easy, i hope. i said yes. uh, just a moment. are you crazy? is this the wayi brought you up? cut it out, alex. you're makinga big mistake. you're 16.that's too young. well, have you ever? have i ever what? had someone visit your tepee. me? of course i have, but i wasmuch older than you. you're 16. and a half. i was 17,8 months, and 3 days. you're babbling, alex. look, youjust can't do this. it's wrong.you're not ready. why weren't you wrong? that's different.i'm a gu

a littte bit superstition. >> theee are definitely a lot of guys with those. >> reporter: so a clean slate for super bowl 50? >> reporter: we'll be back >>> welcome back, it's game day. tens of thousands of people have come through this wwek. competition and here it is. >> you guys are wearing jeans for the agility contest? >> reporter: who cares gotta focus. >> reporter: mojo. >> reporter: first %- competition. field goal kick. nice. >> reporter: barely, but yeai. >> reporter: now it's my turn. >> reporter: oh, eric, look, >> huh, where? >> reporter: i got it. good. >> reporter: challenge number two, the crucial catch. >> reporter: omaha. it's in, baby. i knew it. >> reporter: all right. it lisa's turn. oh, eric, you got a call from the producers. >> reporter: i did? yeah,. i made it just as far as you did. >> reporter: i guess it's the final challenge. >> reporter: strength to performance. >> reporter: 3-2-1. >> reporter: i'm gonna win. >> reporter: yes, i won. eat that, eric. >> reporter: i want to thank my mom, my dad, all of my fans, the popro

see, it's guys like this -- and he's a nasty guy. lled him a nasty little guy but i wouldn't say that because -- he's a nasty guy. and we don't need nasty. we don't need nasty. honestly, there's no place for it. you know, there's no place. he said specifics on obamacare. let me tell you something, we're going to knock out obamacare. remember this, when we get the insurance companies who are taking care of all these people. i'm self-funding my campaign. i'm putting up my own money. so when the insurance companies come to me -- by the way, they're making a fortune. in texas, there's a practical monopoly. because companies aren't allowed to come in very easily. they practically candidate come in. they said, oh, be more specific. i don't have to be specific. what's going to happen is you're going to create open bidding by getting rid of the borders around each state and the lines, restrictive lines around each state. you are going to have so much competition. you're going to have so much bidding, that you can't really say it's one plan, y

hanging out at a bar and a guy sends you a drink. we ladies find ourselves in this situation quite often. it seems like bar tenders are pretty slick on how it should work. >> how difficult can it be to send her a drink? >> if someone wants to buy someone a drink, i assess whether or not they are going to >> i ask the woman across the bar if she would like a drink. >> if i sense the woman doesn't want to talk to this guy, i'll forget, be too busy, make myself unavailable. >> you are the bartender. you take orders. >> i don't like to operate like a dating service. i put the ball in her court. i don't want to create an uncomfortable situation for another guest to make another guest feel uncomfortable. >> i didn't realize there was this much thought into it. >> i do appreciate that instead of bringing it up and make you have to decide whether you want to take a drink or not. >> that never works. >> the last girl i bought this for didn't want it so here. >> people offer to buy somebody something to drink when they already have a drink in

it can't be a guy. doesn't work. >> jimmy: wait a minute, you're a guy. >> i know. in the great words of one disk jockey, he said, penny lover, lionel's a cheap lover, the worst. >> jimmy: i assumed penny was the girl's name. said oh my god, lionel was eating a bowl of cash. >> jimmy: yeah, right. very well put. >> i was laughing so hard backstage i had to bring that up. >> jimmy: you were laughing so hard, coins were shooting out of your nose, gold coins. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] deserved. >> i set that up. >> jimmy: this is one of my favorite albums. this is right in the heart of my -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what became of the outfit? do you still have that? >> i still have the green sweater. >> you do? >> oh yeah. one of these days long down the road somewhere there's going to be a lionel richie museum. either that or my son's going to sell it. >> jimmy: you better get that -- >> i mean, i have that. >> jimmy: what about this? [ cheers and applause ] thanks for all your love, lionel richie. when i got this album, oh, he signed it for me. >>

a great story. we spent some time that this guy. who is stuart bray? kit: he is a very interesting guy. lly is a likable person. he is very driven, very passionate. he is fundamentally a city guy who spent a career in banking. he is very clever, capable, and passionate about things that matter to him. it so happens that one of the things that is important to him was tigers. he spent 10 years of his life, and a huge sum of money, try to -- trying to rescue this rare species of chinese tiger. carol: they are considered extinct at this point. what is the process been for him to do it? it involves money, south africa, it involves chinese officials tell us a little bit about that. , kit: the south china tiger is functionally extinct. what that means is there are probably not any animals left in the wild. the doesn't mean that aren't any animals left. there are 100 left in zoos in china. what he had to do was persuade the chinese government to give him some south chinese tiger cubs. his plan was to rear them, raise them and breed them in the , center in south africa and increase their numbers,

you see a guy walk in. he stays back. he waits approaches the teller. >> it just looks like a normal conversation. not even the other bank tellers turn around. what we don't see or hear isis hand in his pocket and he is letting the teller know that he wants the money and he wants it now. >> there may or may not be a weapon in >> i am going to guess know but you can't take that risk. >> exactly. you see the teller lean drawer, take the money out and hand it off to the guy and he leaves. >> what? >> he was patient, walked in like a normal human, walked outey in his pocket. >> it happened in broad daylight attempt. soon, you will see a man eframe, leaps over to the fence, heads over to the boat, started tugging at the paddle board. he is trying to get it, trying it, hits the ground. >> once he hits the ground, he goes, you know what, ive this here. >> he realized paddle boarding was not his thing. he can't even carry >>> when it comes to sending ladies drinks at the bar, these bartenders are here to -- here is their advice to

this is a guy who portrays himself as a tough guy. he's not a tough guy. there is a guy who inherited $200 million. and had it not been for that, he'd be selling watches in times square. so my point to you is that we're not going to let someone like that take over the conservative movement. after everything that this party has gone through and this country has gone through, the last thing we sneed a cneed is as president. >> i have to get out. [ inaudible question ] what is your plan of attack? why should oklahomans vote for you? >> the twi grow the economy is to make this place the easiest and best place in the world to start a new business or grow an existing one. we're not that because we have the highest corporate tax in the world. i have a plan to lower that, lower the tax rate and allow businesses to invest in their inve investment. we have to cut back the growth of regulations. i have a plan to do that. we need to deal with social security and medicare so we can save the programs and bring our fed under control. we outline and plan to do that. we ne

hanging out at a bar and a guy sends you a drink. we ladies find ourselves in this situation quite often. it seems like bar tenders are work. >> how difficult can it be to send her a drink? >> if someone wants to buy someone a drink, i assess whether or not they are going to be receptive to it. >> i ask the woman across the bar if she would like a drink. >> if i sense the woman doesn't want to talk to this guy, i'll forget, be too busy, make myself unavailable. >> you are the bartender. you take orders. >> i don't like to operate like a dating service. i put the ball in her court. i don't want to create an uncomfortable situation for another guest to make another guest feel uncomfortable. >> i didn't realize there was this much thought into it. >> i do appreciate that instead of bringing it up and make you have to decide whether you want to take a drink or not. >> the last girl i bought this for didn't want it so here. >> people offer to buy somebody something to drink when they already have a drink in their hand. >> the first thing

he has his chin, and, you know, normally a guy gets so excited that he can't find a punch, you know, hit him on the chin ain't a thing to get panicky. so, he advise me wherever you can hit him; on top of the head, on the foot, you know, hit him. [ laughter ] so, uh-- >> just hit him, huh? >> so, then my manager, you know, thought maybe i'd hurt my hand, but it came to the point where he would hide everything, so i hit him on top of the head you know, he went down. so, thanks to archie moe. >> so, fighters can actually hide what you call-- hide-hide their chin? >> yeah, that's the button. if a guy protects his chin, he's a good professional fighter. >> yeah. >> i always say. >> i would do that. i would hide my chin in a locker in scranton. [ laughter ] leave it there during the off season. whatever that means, i have the slightest idea. uh, what was it you said to joe? did-- you went over and talked to joe frazier's manager, what was it, between the fifth and sixth rounds? >> no, the fight didn't go but two rounds. >> w-w-when was it? you walked over and said-- oh, after the knockdown

not exactly a signature, danny. come on, this guy knew why we were picking him up. esn't qualify as confession. we don't need a confession. mrs. caruso picked this guy out of a photo array! which is not admissible in court. not to mention... you don't have to mention anything! he killed a cop! i know that, which is why i pulled rank to get this case. i want him as badly as you do. but i cannot put that lineup in front of a judge! you cannot or you will not? excuse me? this guy's a cop killer, and you're worried about your batting average? you seriously think that i am worried about a loss on my record? reid is our guy. then give me something i can use, and i will charge him. until then, he is free to go. (door opens) (sighs heavily) you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. this little guy is about to make his first deposit. we'd like to open a savings account for him. yes yes. great thanks to mom and dad and their safe driving bonus check from

if a guy protects his chin, he's >> yeah. >> i would do that. i would hide my chin in a locker in scranton. [ laughter ] leave it there during the off season. whatever that means, i have the slightest idea. uh, what was it you said to joe? did-- you went over and talked to joe frazier's manager, what was it, between the fifth and sixth rounds? >> no, the fight didn't go but two rounds. >> w-w-when was it? you walked over and said-- oh, after the knockdown, or something. >> yeah, after the-- >> after the fifth knockdown, i think. >> after the fourth knockdown i told him, you know, i told him he better stop because i'd kill him-- exaggeratin'. >> right. >> but, uh, he took me serious because he-- joe frazier couldn't protect himself at that point. >> right. >> i went out and knocked him down again for the fifth time or sixth time, or somethin' like that. he eventually brought the towel up to save him. you know, he didn't have to get killed in the ring. he had made lots of money and made a good impression on the world. >> right. >> he didn't have an

a guy who likes to talk some trash. not in a mean way but just as it is also backing it up on the field. >> there are a lot of similarities between the two of them. >> i am pretty sure that either denver has a large is homeschooled population in the country or a lot of kids are missing school today. >> and the teachers are bitter saying, why did we have to come to school? are you kidding, we are here and no one else is. [laughing] >> this is a great field day for the kids to be out here. i understand some of the catholic schools in town even moved some exams around. take a look at that sign. that is a great reminder that while we talk about denver and colorado bronco's extends the state. i think about the fans of that come from the dakotas, montana, utah, they drive on sunday to come watch the game. >> from nebraska, wyoming and all of these other places, it is so cool. >> i know a bunch of you folks out there are watching this coverage, let us know on facebook or twitter where you are watching from so we can give you a

you judge a guy in the time he played. >> still a pretty intimidating guy. i shook his hand after the ring of honor ceremony. >> great gentleman, john lynch. thank you so much for your time. >> you're welcome, guys. >>> coming up on the other side of the break, lots more highlights. we'll check in with the usf walmart set out on a mission to to do that, we first had to find the best orange growers. we logged the miles, put in the hours, tasted a lot of fruit, and shook a lot of hands. but we did it for a reason. so that here you'll find the best oranges we've ever had. they're even backed by our 100 percent freshness guarantee. try them for yourself today at . >>> merrick stamped on the brakes and the pc car goes right up into the air, three wheels off the ground there, and the driver of the pc car that was coming, apart from saying hang on, for goodness sake! >> for goodness sake! once again, the delta wing car has trouble at the rolex 24 at daytona. we just had driver catharine legg visit us at the tampa newsroom this week. she was really excited about the

wherever the ball is, this guy finds a way to get to it but a little short, he's one of those guys we would classify as a tweener. emmanuel belmar is a little taller so i think he can roam, a little rangier guy who can get sideline to sideline so both of those guys are going to be big editions the next couple years. this weekend a lot of these players were in blacksburg, any defensive players that we think are on the fence and will flip and sign tomorrow. i think tomon fox, the 4-star defensive end, is teammates with belmar down in collins hill outside of atlanta, probably the biggest name guy with a possibility. jaquan bailey, a 3-star defensive end from raines, he's already decommitted so he would be so much of a flip but we are talking about a guy who can fill that role of dadi nicholas and that vacancy he has so it'll be interesting to see but they've got a few on the fence right now that are already committed somewhere so they've got somewhere if they don't choose virginia tech, but i there you have it, jason stamm of hokiehaven.com and rivals.com and i'm alyssa rae in blacksburg

and now the press will write trump is a mean guy. i'm not a mean guy.t a guy that doesn't want to be pushed by animals. these are animals. [applause] so there won't be anymore fords going mexico. there won't be anymore different trades. i don't eat nabisco. i don't eat oreos which is a good thing not a bad thing. when they announced they're moving their plant to mexico, it's not going happen. it's not going happy. karl icon he endorsed me. we have some of the most important deals we're making now are trade deals. to me security is the most important thing always, ok? just so you know. just so you know. cnn did a pole and they said -- poll and they said trump for the military is the best. trump for the economy is the best. i don't mean by a little bit. i mean by so much, you wouldn't believe it. 40 points. trump for so many things. trump for leadership is the best. [cheers] trump at the border is the best. rue. this probably had to do with sheriff joe. we have people coming in legally. but we are going to be strong at the border. nobody's going to have a

this is a guy who inherited $200 million. if he had become a teen or adult child would be right now? this guy is a choke artist and this guy is a liar. >> you have many different plans. your competition. >> now he's repeating himself. >> can somebody attack me, please? >> i will actually give my return. i'm been audited for two or three years so i can't do it until the audit is finished. >> if he's elected he will cut deals in washington and he is right. he's given hundreds of thousands of dollars to democrats. >> u.k. $5000. >> they will have a lot more flexibility. you could buy a concierge practices of thousands of dollars left over. let me just finish because i didn't get to talk that much. >> we are strong, job friendly, don't raise taxes. the president does that in america to come look at the economic growth and that's what this country needs. jobs, jobs, jobs. >> several dealmakers on the states can build the one up to both parties fighting for the american people against the washington deals. >> this is robin hood over

i've dealt with much tougher -- a guy like rubio's a baby. but a guy like ted is tougher. ll you he's actually tougher and smarter in all fairness. lou: quite a confession from the front-runner. executive editor from the weekly standard and fox news contributor fred barns and former white house advisor kathy lynn taylor. good to have you both here. >> thank you . >> thank you. lou: and the great news of the day was the stunning endorsement from chris christie of donald trump. your reaction. >> well, i think it gives chris christie a job in the private sector at the end of the day. and i don't think it's as notable as folks are making it out to be. chris christie is coming off a campaign with pretty unfavorable ratings at home. lou: uh-huh. >> and he's an establishment gop, and i think he figures i'll align myself with the front-runner. if it works out well -- lou: i thought you bushies were all compassionate conservatives. >> from some point of view of course he doesn't deliver much. he doesn't deliver a big delegate state, i don't think it does a whole lot for trump someth

a great story. you spent some time with this guy. stewart bray? >> reporter: he's a very interesting guy. he's a likeable person. he's very driven, very passionate. he's fundamentally city guy who banking.areer in very level and capable. and very passionate about things him. just so happen, one of the things that's very important to him now is tigers. years of his life and huge sum of money trying to rescue the chinese tiger. >> they're beautiful. considered extinct. what's the process been like for him to do it? money and it involves south africa and chinese officials. that?s about >> reporter: the south china tiger is functionally extinct. aren't any more animals left in the wild. hundred or so left this zoos in china. what stuart have to do to persuade the chinese government some south china cubs. his plan is to raise them and breed them at the central in africa. increase their numbers. eventually he would return them back to wild habitat in china. >> he's doing that. he's already brought some to china? >> reporter: he hasn't brought any back to china. his reserveimals at in south afric

a woman thing, right? are you seeing more men in your practice. >> definitely. i think the guy who was driving the truck probably could use a little work! we're doing more stuff on guys and men are generally more aware of how their appearance affects their overall state of happiness in their life. >> what is the number one thing you hear when a guy comes into your clinic. >> well, think the two most common things we are seeing now are guys more interested in the appearance of their skin and the facial appearance and body contour stuff, love handles and little areas of excess fat they are not happy with. >> whar some of the more common ones, you talked about the love handles and obviously, men get work like women around the midsection and is that the most popular thing, botox. >> botox is the most popular because it is simple to do and an office treatment and takes a few minutes and doesn't take a lot of time out of your day. but, you know, we are doing a >> john: it seems like i haf ve seen a lot of guys who work out a lot when they were younger and can't keep it up and now hav

a dad? do you embarrass them? >> they are, and any guy that comes within 500 meters of them. >> jimmy: oh, right. >> oldest started driving. as you, do i couldn't wait to get out in the car, go crazy. we bought her a car. then i did something bad. i feel bad. >> jimmy: i'm sure. >> because you have a first lesson. she came into the house. he was going through the manuals. i sneaked into the car. >> jimmy: into the back seat? >> into the back seat. this tiny [ bleep ] car. i sneaked and got down. got my son to lock me in. meg came out 25 minutes later. sat in. indicators, mirror, left, right, horn, et cetera. and then, right, megan, start the car, we're about to go. seat back. crushed me right in the nuts. >> jimmy: was she driving a car or a karma? [ applause ] >> she got really upset. >> jimmy: she got upset? that she hurt you? >> no. upset that i was in there. >> jimmy: oh, right. >> i was just trying to give some back-seat advice. didn't go too well. she didn't pass the test, i don't know. >> jimmy: probably not a good learning to driv

mike tyson: no no, i'm not a confident guy. i'm not a confident guy, but i get the job done. i found out that the greatest fighters, the greatest fighters, have low self esteem but they make it happen. they've got big egos. though, you know what i mean, and that weird combination balances it out. after hitting rock bottom, tyson began the long climb back up, aided by his conversion to islam. and the steadying influence of his wife. he showed an unexpected flair for comedy.... the one man show was a hit in las vegas, then broadway, then famed director spike lee made it into a film. he praised tyson's courage as an actor for confronting the most embarrassing parts of his life. audiences respond to that. but iron mike refuses let himself off the hook. i've gotten comfortable with being who i am in life. i'm confortable with being are. listen, um, if we truly are christians and muslims and we truly believe in god, why should we care about what anyone says about us? is the success of the show a form of redemption? i can't be redeemed. i've only changed my way of living. is he comf

right here, there's a guy on a bicycle with a bus approaching from behind. clips the bike and that guy's head just barely misses getting run over by the rear tires of that bus. watch it again. maybe the handlebars just get clipped by the side of the bus. the guy topples to the ground. boom, just misses getting run he was taken to the hospital for observation but the guy did not suffer any serious injuries. thankfully. >>> helping with the yard work. >>> a staircase, a great place to show off this pet. >> oh. sugar glider. >> it's a southern flying squirrel. >> same thing. >> michael hunt posted this video. >> is this a pet? is he a guest? >> i think they purchased this fellow. >> i'm going to get one and name it jeb corliss. >> he would love that. >> that's perfect. >> what's great about this video is the landing. >> he went into the shirt? >> yes, he did. >> i love the angle of this video, it's coming right at you. >> strap a gopro to that thing. it's a red bull video. >> but that thing is about as heavy as a gopro. this picture is what happened >> oh. >> ni

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it is guys like that. he is a nasty guy. lled him a nasty little guy but i wouldn't say that, because he is a nasty guy. and we don't need nasty. we don't need nasty. honestly there is no place for it. there is no place. he said specifics on obamacare. let me tell you something, we're going to knock out obamacare. [cheering] and remember this, when we get the insurance companies who are taking care of all these people, i'm self funding my campaign. i'm putting up my own money. [cheering] so, when the insurance companies come to me because they want to keep it the way it is because by the way they're making a fortune, because it is like a monopoly in every state. i was watching in texas there is practical monopoly. companies are not allowed to come in very easily. they can't come in. be more specific. i don't have to be specific. what will happen you will create open bidding, getting rid of borders around each state and restrictive lines each state, you will have so much competition, you will have so much bidding, that you can

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saddam hussein, he was a bad guy. has a foothold in libya which can be a testing ground, an operational strength, stronghold for them in terrorist attacks. so here's the point. all of us agree you have bad people running countries around the world, but it's not good enough to say assad is a terrible guy, he is. what happens the day after assad is gone? what's the best way to transition to democratsy. hillary clinton and i have a difference. it's not just the war in iraq that she supported, i opposed. i am more cautious in ter regime changes. >> you're sitting in the white house and you're reading "the new york times" or the wall street journal -- >> you got it. >> the you need coalition. you need coalition. especially when you're dealing pens when a good organization comes forward and says these people deserve a trial. they're on u.s. territory. >> i actually visited and all i can tell you is that gitmo sends a signal to the entire muslim world, the united states talks a good game about democracy, but look at gitmo. >

, never wanted to be a lawyer or an astronaut, i wanted to be the guy standing of a dead guy in the middle of the street trying to figure out who killed himself really had no choice, so writing kind of took me by surprise. 20 years of police work, gives you plenty to write about. sometimes writers get mad at me, this will ridings in this happen by accident but i paid my dues, 20 years out in the street in new york city you pay your dues and i didn't know it at the time, that is where i was doing my research, in the back of my head i was recording all these things that i saw and all these things that i did and it gave me plenty of stuff to write about. i guess i feel lucky. i feel lucky because when you write like that, it stirs something in your soul, it gives you -- once you leave the police department my life was in the end writing filled the void. it was good to think back because you forget all the things you did. i worked a lot of busy places and i remembered being a desk sergeant in this busy precincts. the neighborhood was insane. my first night i is looking in the desk and the buil

a good time on. you watch, you will notice the guy with the helmet cameras caught a few of his buddies going up to the front of the boat and going straight between those two boats to jump there way through. >> so cool. >> so cool. >> now, it is this guy's turn. gets way out ahead of the boat, turns around, heads right back to shoot between them. >> here is exactly what happened. of the video had noticed that one of the other jut ski thaers just passed through the wake had fallin off. hit attention was on the guy who had fallen off. he was headed straight for him. watch it again. >> oh, new york's where is his jet ski? >> thankfully, that guy wasn't hurt. looks like there may have been a little bit of damage to the jet ski and the boat. >> you can get another jet ski. you can't get another you glchlt is when you are out on the field as the reporter p so many things can happen. you get so into t`e story, you doing. so he is holding a microphone in one hand and a musoom in the other hand. what the heck is he doing with a giant mushroom anyway. >> this happened in 2014 but it is just now trending. >> i am

> chris knows this is a dangerous situation. guy jumps out. you see him tee up with that bat taking a big swing at chris' cars. chris jukes left to get around him. yep. he comes speeding back by. looks like he tries to stick the bat out the passenger window to the chase continues. >> this is road rage at its finest. >> soon after that last swipe, the video ends. thankfully we have the driver, chris santana via skype right this minute. what the heck started this? >> i was driving through l.a. trying to get home. i made a right turn and i noticed a guy in the rav4 stops his vehicles and jumps out with an aluminum baseball bat and starts charging at her car. the look on her face is just pure horror. i said what are you doing? i motion like i'm going to record you with my cell phone. he noticed i started recording. he said hell no. he starts charging at me with the bat. if i hadn't hit the gas and gone forward maybe 50 feet, he probably would have taken a swing at my head. i would have been gone. >> did he ever hit the girl's car or no?