it's about apple juice and specifically what's in it. tests found arsenic in samples of ordinary store-bought apple juice and some of the levels they found are raising concerns about the risk of cancer. our report here tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it's yet another warning about potentially troubling levels of arsenic in both apple and grape juice. inorganic arsenic has been linked to skin, blood and bladder cancer. 88 juice samples were tested and 10% had total arsenic levels higher than the limit set for drinking water by the fda. that limit is 10 parts per bill for a 154-pound adult, not a child. >> children don't need that much to reach their daily arsenic. >> some of the best known brands in america have arsenic in their apple juice. >> reporter: it was just two months ago that the dr. oz show raised similar concerns about arsenic in apple juice. at the time the fda questioned the findings. >> the sum total of the data says the arsenic we have in the u.s. apple juice supply is at very low levels, levels that don't ca

the latest study from "consumer reports" may scare some parents about the safety of apple juice. l arsenic levels that exceeded federal drinking water standards. unlike water there are no federal limits for juice. >> it's a product everybody feeds their children and infants and i don't understand why there could possibly be such a thing in something so natural. >> if it's to the point where it's causing harm to her development, definitely. i would stop. >> reporter: this isn't the first time apple juice has been in the headlines. >> i'm worried about it as a father of four. >> reporter: in september, dr. oz announced findings from his own study of arsenic levels in apple juice. >> some of the best known brands in america have arsenic in their apple juice. >> reporter: an independent lab found one-third had levels higher than what the epa allows in drinking water. the fda took issue with dr. oz's findings saying the study did not differentiate between the two types of arsenic, organic and inorganic. now "consumer reports" says its tests do make a distinction, adding "most of the ar

in september, they insisted apple juice is safe. >> that lot of juice has such a small amount of arsenic in it, it's no concern what so ever. >> reporter: the fda stands by that. now, they are conducting more tests to see if a level could be established. meanwhile, the juice products association says it's committed to following federal guidelines as it has for decades comparing apple juice to water is not appropriate. there's lower thresholds for drinking water because people consume larger amounts of water. what can you do as a parent? dilute apple juice with water for kids and try to limit it to no more than 12 ounces, if you have a child over the age of six, four to six ounces under the age of 6. wendy and jim, best plans -- back to you guys. >> thank you. that's an interesting report. >>> stay tuned to "nightly news" for tom's full report on this study. it comes on after news 4 at 6:00. >>> after "nightly news" you can watch the live lighting of the famed rockefeller center christmas tree. here's a live look at the 74 foot tall norway spruce. the tree came from a family in pennsylvan

they said the type of arsenic in apple juice was the safe kind. turns out it was not.ey published results online so we could look at it. the problem is, they withheld eight results that were very highly. >> reporter: the fda released this statement: a small percentage of samples contain elevated levels of arsenic. in response the fda has expanded surveillance activities and is collecting additional data. consumer reports found 25% of the juices it tested had lead levels higher than the fda standard for bottled water. the juice)gtú products associatn says juice is not water. to compare the trace levels of arsenic or lead in juice to the regulatory guidelines for drinking water is not appropriate. consumer advocates hope this controversy leads to better guidelines. >> we need to pay attention to the results of that process which is setting a limit and telling manufacturers of juice look for these levels and don't exceed this number. >> reporter: in the meantime, dr. besser's advice to parents limit how much juice your child drinks any way because it is linked to obesity.

and it's not just found in apple juice. ey also tested grape juice, actually a large number of fruit juices list apple juice as their primary ingredient. pediatricians already recommend that infants under 6 months don't drink any and children under 7 drink no more than four to six ounces per day. but many children drink much more than that. >>> would say the typical kid drinks more juice than water. >> reporter: the fda says its confident in the overall safety of juice. but admits they found some samples with higher arsenic levels than they first revealed. right now, the government has no standards for arsenic in juices. so, we asked the industry today why they don't act on their own. just to help parents breathe easier, rest assure that it's safe, why not just limit it yourgs? >> arsenic is a naturally occurring element that occurs in trace levels in our food, our water, our air. trace levels of arsenic are not a problem. trace levels of arsenic are safe. >> reporter: the juice makers say the government needs to set the sta

apple juice has arsenic. now a new consumer union report says that apple and grape juice may need more scrutiny. out of 88 brands tested, 80% had levels higher than what is allowed in bottled water. >> where does your food come from? then you have to kind of dig deep, dig deeper and find out where, is it organic, is it, where has the food been produced? >> the health program director says that food is sourced from many different countries about regulations vary from country to country, the use in fertilizer may not be practiced in other countries, reading levels is more important than ever but the healthiness of the product. >> with small children, they have small body sizes. the toxic amount could be lower for children. children are the people in the society that consume the most apple juice. because the amount of apple juice that people consume in the country is the reason why we should be concerned right now. >> reporter: if you're a parent, what do you do? new recommendations is that children under the ag

they said the type of arsenic in apple juice was the safe kind. turns out it was not.they published results online so we could look at it. the problem is, they withheld eight results that were very highly. >> reporter: the fda released this statement: a small percentage of samples contain elevated levels of arsenic. in response the fda has expanded surveillance activities and is collecting additional data. consumer reports found 25% of the juices it tested had lead levels higher than the fda standard for bottled water. the juice)gtú products associatn says juice is not water. to compare the trace levels of arsenic or lead in juice to the regulatory guidelines for drinking water is not appropriate. consumer advocates hope this controversy leads to better guidelines. >> we need to pay attention to the results of that process which is setting a limit and telling manufacturers of juice look for these levels and don't exceed this number. >> reporter: in the meantime, dr. besser's advice to parents limit how much juice your child drinks any way because it is linked to obesit

juices your kids may be drinking. "consumer reports" tested dozens of samples of apple and grape juice. we'll have the ruts of the test and dr. mehmet oz. he sparked controversy with testing commissioned for his show. he'll be here to weigh in. >>> we begin on wednesday morning with herman cain reassessing his presidential campaign. nbc's senior investigative correspondent lisa myers has the latest on this. >> good morning to you, matt. cain acknowledges the cascading allegations have taken an emotional and political toll. he says he'll spend the next few days reassessing. meanwhile he sent out a fund-raising appeal, attacking his latest accuser calling her a troubled woman with a fabricated story. herman cain predicted business as usual, in a foreign policy speech in michigan tuesday night. he made no reference to legislations by atlanta businesswoman ginger white that they'd had a 13-year affair. he did mention his wife. >> i was sitting in my favorite chair in front of the tv next to the kitchen. she was in the kitchen preparing dinn dinner. what? that's what we do at our house on su

says it's committed to following guidelines as it has for decades, adding comparing arsenic and apple juiceo water is not appropriate. regulatory agencies have set lower standards for drinking water. >> consumer reports does not suggest you stop serving juice to your kids. the american academy of pediatrics suggests you dilute the juice with water. >>> well, there could not be a fourth accuser in the sex abuse scandal surrounding bernie fine. a man claims fine molested him when he was a teenager. three men and including two syracuse ball boys also accuse fine of molesting them. last night the basketball team played its first home game since fine was fired. and afterwards, the head coach, jim boeheim, addressed the allegations. >> i have absolute say of what they do in the basketball program. what people do outside the program, i have very little, if any, control over adults. >> syracuse fired fine when a third accuser came forward, and an audiotape also surfaced. one of the first accusers reportedly reported a phone call of fine's wife saying she knew about the abuse. >>> this just in to ou

for parents and giving apple juice? do we take it away? >> and can you use it and low amount of it and to get a small box. and children older than six, adults can get the two small boxes in the 8 to 12-ounce rainfall and diluted with water so it goes forward and dilute others like orange juice and to let the fda run the studies but get it done as soon as possible. >> okay. >> and thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> escalators at union station in foggy bottom are back in business. this is the beginning of the $150 million secure effort to fix the rundown escalators and sherri ly hasreporter: metro mo several escalators and replaced three and that is 10 out of 153 in need of overhaul. and so riders will feel the pain for years to come. sorry rounded by metro workers and with help from george washington, the university mascot, metro cut the ribbon on its newly-completed escalators at union station and foggy bottom. >> and last week, i noticed they were working and that is so noticeable. >> reporter: in february, steps on one of the

>> well, they looked at apple juice and grape juice.back as a parent and say something. that perhaps parents reach for juice way too often and pediatricians say this. juice can have a lot of sugar in it. and you want to think of it from that perspective as well as the potential arsenic perspective. here is what consumer reports suggests and the american academy of pediatrics suggest. no juice under six months of age. six months to six years, four to six ounces a day. that's not that much. for older kids, 8 to 12 ounces a day. really limit the amount of juice that they have. >> moderation, moderation. >> exactly. >> elizabeth cohen, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> and now, forget

they say the type of arsenic and apple juice was the safe kind. it turns out it is not. >> children 4-7 at should have no more than 4-6 ounces per day. as for the industry, a leading interest groups responded to the latest findings this way. >> we need to pay attention of the result of the process, which is hopefully setting a limit. telling the manufacturers to look for these levels and not exceed this number. >> in response, the fda says there collecting additional data. >>> vitamin d may do even more good than we previously thought. a study of 11,000 patients found that giving patients cut their risk of dying in half. the study does not prove though, that a lack of vitamin d causes those problems. experts claim there is little hard evidence. >>> there? county leaders say the tree house can stay. mark grapin built the tree house in his front yard to fulfill a promise to his sons before he deployed to iraq. after 10 months of debate and a 1600-signature petition from neighbors, officials approved of duran's that allows him to keep the tree house.

>> well, they looked at apple juice and grape juice.back as a parent and say something. that perhaps parents reach for juice way too often and pediatricians say this. juice can have a lot of sugar in it. and you want to think of it from that perspective as well as the potential arsenic perspective. here is what consumer reports suggests and the american academy of pediatrics suggest. no juice under six months of age. six months to six

juice. "consumer reports" did its own investigation, testing both apple and grape juice. they tested 88 samples. among them, america's favorite brands. 10% had arsenic levels greater than the federal standard for drinking water. what's more, 25% of them also had lead levels higher than the fda standard for bottled water. the juice products association spochded by saying, juice is not water. to compare the trace levels of arsenic or lead in juice to the regulatory guidelines in drinking water is not appropriate. in a statement to abc news about the "consumer report" data, it said a small percentage contains elevated levels of arsenic. in response, fda has expanded our surveillance activities and is collecting additional data. >> it's movement. that's encouraging. we want to see the agency get to a point where they figure out the right level. >> reporter: just over a week ago, the agency released the results of its own testing of apple juice, most made right here in the u.s. they found 8 samples out of 160, had arsenic levels that exceeded the fda's current level of concern

apple. >> did you have to put lemon juice on your apples to make sure they don't brown. >> you are cooking them any way doesn't matter if you work with it get it done right away and put it in the own you have at least 30 minutes -- put it in the oven you have at least 30 minutes before you have a problem. >> all right. >> so we will work on this i will pass it off to bill. >> oh, bill you can take the dish washing gloves off and come on over. >> my favorite dessert is always ice cream, always room for ice cream. >> exactly. >> so we have a really nice ice cream dish here, five ingredients, vanilla, we have bittersweet chocolate, we have some cream, we have a premade, pecan pie. >>> i like that. thinking outside the box. >> finally bourbon. >> i love to cook with bourbon some times i even put it in the food. >> kidding. >> so we are going to put the -- bittersweet chocolate in there, put it in the microwave. >> don't burn the chocolate that is easy to do. >> exactly you want it just to melt a little bit and get the chunks out as that melts down we will add in the cream, whisk it all togethe

. >>> the fda says watch if you drink apple juice. new tests show a small number of samples have high levels of arsenic. in september dr. oz sparked debate when he said the popular drink contained high levels of the heavy metal. the fda recently tested 160 juices and found 95% were safe and 8 samples mostly here in the u.s. they tested positive. the fda says it's working to set new guidance for apple juice manufacturers. >>> it was an electric atmosphere and there were cheers for newt gingrich herman cain and mitt romney as they walked in. debate was focused on national security and foreign policy. first questions went to newt gingrich who lead most of the recent polls and it was on the patriot act. also john huntsman the former u.s. ambassador to china went after mitt romney and michelle bachmann took a shot at texas governor rick perry. >> if you are not an ally of the united states, don't expect a dime of our citizen's money. >> with all due respect to the governor, i think that's naive. >> you said your views were highly naive. >>

why we're getting all juiced up over what is in the juice. >> reporter: the new study shows that the levels of arsenic and lead in apple and grape juices maybe higher than folks thought. it started when dr. oz says it showed high levels of arsenic. now the report finds out 10% showed higher levels than allowed in bottled water. the company is recommending new studies of this product. experts say it's a latest in the war of words over the healthiness of the food supply. >> i think people are starting to get concerned about what is in the food supply. it comes back to food politic abs -- is it safe? we're trying to feed our children. children are smaller bodies, toxins, do you want an acceptable level or a safe -- level? >> new recommendations say children under the age of 6 months should not get juice at all and children should get 4-6- ounces per day. >>> thank you. the fight about what exactly marriage should be in maryland now has a new organization fighting to preserve traditional marriage. the marriage alliance announced that it's forming and stated that their mission going to be to preserve the definition of marri

. >>> arsenic in apple juice spark a debate between two doctors and now an independent investigation.safe to drink. >>> a new accuser saying that jerry sandusky sexually abused him. >>> first tonight, are your kids having apple juice with dinner? a new study may make you want to take a lose closer look at the label. tests of apple and grape juices are showing levels of arsenic and lead that is higher than what is allowed in bottled water. now we have the latest. >> po

consumer reports now found high levels of arsenic in 10% of apple juice and groape juice it tested. the study comes a few months after dr. oz announced on television his own study that found high levels of arsenic in apple juice. they criticized that study and said it's still safe to drink. the federal agency says it still stands by that claim but is now conducting more tests of its own. >>> michelle obama will push her pledge to fight childhood obesity. she's the keynote speaker at the building a healthier future in northwest washington. it's boosted by the partnership for a healthier america. the partnership is working to bring together private and government programs to improve family and children's health. mrs. obama started her own campaign called let's move to fight childhood obesity. >>> the obama administration is trying again to get cigarette makers to put graphic images on cigarette packs. the images would have included photos of dead and deceased smokers to warn about the dangers of smoking. the requirement was supposed to go into effect next year, but a judge blocked it

still to come researchers said they have found potentially dangerous chemical in nearly all apple juiceuld be a cause of concern? and republicans accuse president obama of being soft on turkeys. tonight's medical watch a warning about apple juice test show contains arsenic food and drug administration released the results from samples bird virtually all contained samples of the deadly medal. five percent at high levels. typical experience sleep it off new research from university of california at berkeley finds more time a person spends in deep sleep last time it takes to recover from a painful situations rem sleep stress chemistry shut down given the brain the opportunity to process emotional experiences in turn takes the edge off difficult memories. dream state is like instant therapy for people with post-traumatic stress disorder sleep cycles are interrupted didn't little chance to recover. what you choose first exercise routine or diet? combination key for preventing obesity but a new study shows by increasing physical activity automatically improve in your diet. exercise increases

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facing global pressure to end the military crackdown. >>> new details from the fda about arsenic in apple juice. dr.oz started the debate. the fda said 95% of the juice samples between 2005 and 2011 had low levels of the heavy metal. the agency now says there were eight samples, mostly from the u.s. that can contain high levels of arsenic. fda also made an about-face saying the arsenic they found was mostly inorganic, the exact opposite of what they had first said. >>> thanksgiving in addition to your traditional turkey and meal also manes the macy's parade. up next being, we'll show you some rehearsals as they get ready to go tomorrow. >> i look forward to that par -- parade every year. >> the christmas tree with the golden touch. it is worth millions of dollars but not even close to a record. we'll explain and show you this wonderful tree coming up. plus, we're checking your weather and traffic. stay with us. we'll be right back. [ male annou  the chicken marinara meltt is the featured $5 footlong™ of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty cheese served toasted on fresh

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. >>> a new study prompts action, what the fda is doing about claims of arsenic in apple juice. >> stayith us the five-day- >> stay with us the five-day- forecast is coming ,,,,,,,, >>> wow, it is pretty gray. i hope you enjoyed 11-11, november 11th -- or november the -- of this year is going away after today. >> yeah. >> tomorrow will be 12-11. >> yes. >> wow. >> and we have had one of the warmest novembers we will start talking about that tomorrow, but for right now the temperature trend stays even. 52 tomorrow, 54 on friday, 52 on saturday, 56 and 60, so december picks up where november left off with temperatures heading back up into the unseasonably mild range. >> nice. cbs primetime highlights the hottest music acts tonight. tune in for the grammy nominations concert live at 10:00 followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >> that ought to be good. we all know that santa takes to the sky for christmas but how about a flying christmas tree. several balloons were tied to a tree for decoration. it was originally tied to the ground but it got loose and away it went apparently never to be se

it tested 88 samples of grape and apple juice, and 10% had arsenic levels above the federal limit that is set for drinking water. the juice industry insists that its products are safe, but the f.d.a. says it will review its safety standards for juice. is there a connection between college sports teams and violent gangs? what a cbs news-"sportsaners. illustrate" investigation found >> pelley: for young people in tough neighborhoods, college sports can be a ticket out, but some student athletes have a hard time leaving their trouble behind. cbs news chief investigative correspondent armen keteyian and "sports illustrated" magazine have been looking at the influence of violent gangs on college sports. >> reporter: in 2007, brandon johnson charged straight out of dominiquez high in compton, california, and into the starting lineup at the university of washington. today, the 22-year-old johnson sits in a southern california jail, facing murder charges in connection with the shooting of an 18-year-old suspected gang member this summer. johnson, who has denied all charges, is accused of being

juice she lets her daughters drink. there are other serious reasons for concern. consumer reports tested 88 samples of apple and grape juice and found both with arsenic and lead. >> we think that's especially important for children whose young, small bodies are growing and much more vulnerable to those exposures based on the frequency on how much they consume juice. >> 10% of the juice samples had arsenic levels above what is allowed in drinking water. specifically inorganic arsenic, which raises the risk of cancer. and 25% of the juice samples had more lead than what's allowed in bottled water. consumers found it jarring. >> that is not a good thing. i would not be happy about that and i wouldn't purchase it any longer. >> crazy, i would never have guessed arsenic or anything would be in there. definitely don't want to be drinking that, obviously. >> the government has rules about arsenic and lead in drinking water, but for now, those limits do not apply to fruit juices. the food and drug administration says it is confident in the safety of apple juice, but they say that some samples contain a higher level

juices, but there are new concerns about what is in them. manuel gallegus reports for wjz from new york with the troubling results. >> reporter: consumer reports tested 88 samples of apple and grape juice and found both arsenic and lead. >> we think it's especially important for children whose young, small bodies are growing and who are much more vulnerable to those exposures, based on the frequency of how much they consume juice. >> reporter: 10% of the juice samples had arsenic levels above what is allowed in drinking water. specifically, a type called inorganic. and 25% had more lead than what is allowed in bottled water. what do you think about lead and arsenic in these juices? >> well, that's not a very good thing. i wouldn't be happy about that. and i wouldn't purchase it any longer. >> that's crazy. i would never guess that arsenic or anything would be in there. you obviously don't want to be drinking that. >> the government has rules about arsenic and lead in drinking water. but for now, those standards don't apply to fruit juices. >> reporter: since some samples contain higher levels of arsenic, the fda says it is expanding surveillance activities, to help dete

juices. dr. oz conducted his own study that found high levels of arsenic in apple jois juice. the fda criticized that study and says it's safe to drink. they now stand by that claim but are conducting more tests of their own. >>> first lady michelle obama will speak at an event urging more american families to fight childhood obesity. she's the keynote speaker at building a healthier future summit. the organization is working with government and private programs to improve family health. mrs. obama started her own campaign called let's move to fight childhood obesity. >>> the obama administration is making another attempt to get graphic images on cigarette packs. it's appealing a judge's ruling that blocked a requirement to make tobacco makers use the pictures to warn about the dangers of smoking. the requirement was supposed to go into effect next year but they want the issue resolved first. >>> a d.c. agency ruled that catholic university does not discriminate against students by forcing them to live in male or female dorms instead of co-ed dorms. a professor at george washi

fresh herbs key and let this simmer down and to add a little sweetness, holiday flair i add some apple juiceple cider. >> apple jacks. >> or honey nut cheerios as matt likes, whatever you like although those will cause a few lumps. >> yes. >> you switch from a spoon to a whisk, a little salt, and then add a little pepper right at the end. if you want you can take chicken and dip it in there. >> you've got butter. >> you'll finish it with butter once this reduces. i don't want to add it until this settles. it gives it a sheen. just like this. >> nice, ooh. everybody together, ooh! >> you're not going to taste? >> yes, i am. >> otherwise just like this unless you want to taste that. >> i lo of my job. i love my job. what are we doing? >> i told you i would do it if you dared me. so the second kind of gravy is from turkey drippings, which we all do at thanksgiving. >> sure. >> i think a lot of people get stressed out about defatting it. >> yes. >> so what you want to do, if you have time put it in the fridge for 20 to 30 minutes the fat will separate and it's easy to defat with a little spoon.

a little bit of apple juice. two kinds of cheese and tortillas.here you go. >> reporter: her, her husband and 2-year-old son will have to hold on for six more days until the first of the month. it's when they get the cash to go food shopping. it's the same story for james and jessica. they live in the same idaho town. they are also out of food and waiting for the moment they learn there's money in their account to feed themselves and the children in their blended family. >> we are calling the quest card line to see what our balance is. >> reporter: finally, they get word. >> your balance is $691.00. >> a great big haa. >> reporter: it's 12:01 a.m. now they can go shopping. the money they have been waiting for isn't from a paycheck. it's a month worth of government assistance from the food stamp program called snap. the number of people who rely on food stamps has gone up 37% to 46 million. so many people are shopping the instant they get their assistance. it's changed the way walmart does business. >> a few years back, we started seeing customers

>>> arsenic and apple juice. a new study from consumer reports getting a lot of attention tonight. it's about the juice kids drink and the risk of cancer. >>> a stunning fall from grace for a well-known law man who was once sheriff of the year. tonight he's in a jail named after him following the shocking news of his arrest and what he's accused of doing. >>> hinckl t

. >> just water, bacon grease for the dogs' food, and a little apple juice.fferent kinds of cheeses and tortillas. there you go. quesadilla. >> reporter: bekaa, husband t.j., and 2-year-old son miles will have to hang on for six more days until the 1st of the month. that's when they'll get the cash to go food shopping. it's the same for james dougherty and jessica postma. they live in the same idaho town, nampa. they're also out of food and waiting for the moment they learn there's money in their account to feed themselves and the five children in their blended family. >> we are calling the qwest card line to see what our balance is. >> one moment please. >> reporter: >> reporter: they get word -- >> your balance is $691.00. >> a great big like, ah! >> reporter: it's 12:01 a.m. and now they can go shopping. the money they've been waiting for isn't from a paycheck. it's a month's worth of government assistance from the food stamp program, now called s.n.a.p. the s.n.a.p. money had struck the account at 4:12 a.m. that's when she shops for that precious milk for

new details from the food and drug administration about arsenic in apple juice.emember dr. oz started a public debate. the fda said 95% of the juice samples between 2005 and 2011 had low levels of the heavy metal. the agency now says there were eight samples mostly from the u.s. that contained high levels of arsenic. the fda also said the arsenic was mostly

seemed to be cyanide, which found its way into gastric feeding tubes and iv drip lines and even apple juice there are more. donald's killed more than the people i just talked about. some of them, they would not charge him with, because they couldn't prove he did it. by my calculation, i believe donald harvey killed 68 people. >> after harvey's arrest, i was called in to coach fbi agents who were going to interrogate him. so i had seen him talk about his murders before and i'm going to use that to my advantage. i expect harvey to tell the truth about 90% of the time. possibly 95% of the time. but i'm going to be trying to tap into that 5%. i'm going try to get to the rest of that story. to this day, harvey still calls himself a mercy killer. but i want to know how he can justify murdering so many people and still call it compassion. i went to interview harvey at the southern ohio correctional facility. i look at harvey as somewhat of a chameleon. he's able to blend in a his environment very, very easily. again, i find myself hiding my real feelings and budding up to a serial killer. if i wan

because it was apple juice, so it was sticky. and there are these fake ice cubes. something, he could just drink some of it. >> jimmy: get a little buzz off it, yeah. how was the premier in l.a.? >> it was good. >> jimmy: oh, my, gosh. was it crazy? >> it was insane, yeah. >> jimmy: people just -- i mean, people camped out there for like a week, right? to go -- >> for yeah, a good five days and they -- it was so funny. someone sent me a video. and it's like -- rob and taylor's faces on these tents everywhere. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> a little frightening. >> jimmy: they just painted their faces? >> no. there's tents now with their faces on it. >> jimmy: oh, you can buy them? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, really. [ laughter ] i mean, i do -- i have one on my bed. i have one on my bed. yeah, yeah. >> you have a rob tent and pillow. >> jimmy: i'm team edward, yeah. team jacob, okay. [ scattered cheers ] whoever is here, i'm usually on that team. exactly. but people are screaming and going bonkers, going crazy? >> they were going crazy, yeah. >> jimmy: well, you went to -- yo

you're like apple juice with cataracts. [ light laughter ] >> steve: how refreshing. ♪ >> jimmy: thanke walking slowly in front of me, for completely blocking my path. "hello? can't you see i'm trying to stare at my phone while walking slightly faster than you?" [ light laughter ] [ applause ] [ makes air horn sound ] >> jimmy: was that a giant truck? >> steve: that was a giant truck, about to hit you because you weren't paying attention because you were looking at your phone. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] i got it. ♪ thank you, kegs, or as i like to call you, a barrel of future mistakes. [ cheers and applause ] "i shouldn't do this. cannonball!" >> steve: "and then i fought him. it was the only logical thing to do." >> jimmy: "i had to get into a fist fight with him." "it was your stuffed animal." "i know!" [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, moustaches, for not being called mouth-brows. [ light laughter ] [ scattered applause ] mouth-brows. ♪ thank you, the guy at a group dinner who says, "let's just split the bill up equally," for basically saying, "hey, i got a great idea, h