it is. >> he and his wife go on project arthur will speak to this group. and for all of it, love is there. >> 26-year-old arthur is heartbroken, and borried. >> reporter: which is why last month when head disappeared, it, shoused. a full court media it's in, social and traditional followed, until a purchased love in the parking lot of the walmart realized who they had and gave her back. >> it felt great to be able to have that support. and it felt even better to get her back. >> this is love right here. >> how does a do gooder return such a good deed in arthur's case. by keeping up the good work. >> i know that i was able to help somebody bush on and live life to the must be wish. live life to the fullest. >> now to a of story that originally not only made local headlines but national ones as well. a silicon valley ceo disappear without a trace when their plane crashes over ida low last depth. there was part of a story that wasn't exposed until now. role of 17-year-old again 500 wails a --. >> leadership -- >> yeah, it's not very far from here. >> is a qua

(gasps) arthur! arthur...

arthur: hey, d.w. hey! whoa! ( crash ) arthur: why?! dad: why what, arthur?ny outside, and d.w. gets to go to the lake with emily? because sometimes we have to do things we don't want to do. ( brakes squeak ) arthur: there's no kids! you said there would be kids! mrs. fox told me there would be. why? she probably thought people would bring them. why would she think that? oh, all these questions. sometimes you just can't know the answer to everything. and sometimes you can't know the answer to anything. yeah! wait. okay, arthur, we're only going to stay a little while. just try to occupy yourself here in the meantime. how long's a little while? why can't grown-ups ever just answer a simple question? why can't they just say, "yes, we know the answer, and this is what it is"? why? why? why? why? why? why? why can't someone give me an answer? man: sorry! just doing a little bit of packing here

colin arthur bonnett. >> shawn booker jr. can field d. boone. >> christine bordenabe. >> martin boryczewski. >> richard edward bosco. >> and my brother, best ñrfrie., the nation mourns along with the families for the victims of september 11th. this day should be a day of reflection and remembrance only. god bless all their souls and god bless america. >> and my father, christopher michael grady. i love you and i miss you so much. you will forever be in my heart. [ tolling of bells ] >> carol marie bouchard. >> jay howard boulton. >> thomas harold bowden jr. >> donna m. bowen. >> krim beryl s. bowers. >> veronique nicole bowers. larry low man. shawn edward are bowman. >> gary r. box. >> gennady boyarsky. pamela boyce. pamela boyce. michael boyle. ael friend braca. sandra cofaty brace. kevin hugh backen. david brian brady. alexander braginsky. >> daniel raymond brandhorst. david reed ganboa brandhorst. michelle rene bratton. patrice braut. lydia estelle bravo. ronald michael breitweiser. francis henry brennan. michael e. brennan. daniel j.b

green. >> james arthur greenleaf jr. >> my uncle and my aunt angela rigario.we love you and hope to see you soon. >> we love you and miss you so much. >> ilene marcia greenstein. >> elizabeth martin gregg. >> denise gregory. >> donald gregory. >> florence gregory. >> pedro grehan. >> john michael griffin. >> tewanna griffin. >> joan donna griffith. >> warren grifka. >> ramon grijalvo. >> joseph grillo. >> david joseph grimner. >> frances grow began. >> joseph grzelak. >> robert joseph gschaar. >> limbing gu. >> joe say guadalupe. >> cindy zhu guan. >> jeffrey guja. >> joseph gullickson. >> douglas brian gurian. >> philadelphia lip. the guza. >> barbara guzzardo. >> angela lynne has beenerman. >> phillip hanetzler. >> karen his i beth hagerty. >> mary lou hague. >> danny, your goodness lives on in your children. we miss and love you every day of our lives. >> my brother-in-law michael whittenstein. if you didn't know him, you missed out. he could teach you about family and about love. our family misses him everyday. he has two nephews both named michael after h

because arthur's letting me do the show opener... arthur: cut!h the viewers. okay, okay! show opener, take two. hello. my name's d.w. i'm opening the show today, and it's going to be... cut! this isn't working. we need... we need a different setting, someplace more exciting and scenic, like... the ocean! hello, everyone... arthur: cut! too much motion. we need something just as scenic, but not as distracting, like... i know! outer space! cut! this isn't right, either. it's too... listen, arthur! you said you were going to let me do this myself. now, let me do it! hello, and welcome to our show. my name is... cut! that was actually great, d.w., but we're out of time. nice job, though. argh! ( all gasping ) ( squawks ) ratburn: you kids are so lucky.

arthur: hey, d.w. hey! whoa! ( crash ) ( doorknob turning, floorboards creaking) wake up, arthur!difference there is between things that are scary and things that aren't scary? like this pumpkin. not scary. whoa! scary. not scary again. mom! arthur's playing with his food! very scary. ( eerie whirring ) huh? ( whirring ) ( alien roars ) scary! ( screams ) ( chittering ) not scary. but there's no question that what you're about to see in this show is really, really, really scary. d.w.: mom! arthur's being mean to aliens! even scarier than d.w. ( roaring like a lion )

rogers: you look a little sad, arthur.o, it's all right. ( croaking and barking ) wait! come back! ( croaks ) ( barks ) arthur, maybe you're too old for mr. rogers now but you enjoyed him when you were d.w.'s age so let's not spoil it for her. but... my mom lived in your neighborhood as a kid? rogers: that's right d.w. i knew her when she was just about your age.

johnston allison horstmann jones arthur joseph jones iii brian l.nes charles edward jones christopher d. jones donald t. jones ii donald w. jones judith jones linda jones mary s. jones andrew brian jordan sr. robert thomas jordan albert joseph ingeborg joseph karl henri joseph stephen joseph jane eileen josiah lt. anthony jovic angel luis juarbe jr. karen susan juday michael f. judge paul w. jurgens thomas edward jurgens shashi kiran lakshmikantha kadaba gavkharoy mukhometovna kamardinova shari kandell >> and my father, paul elmfiori. 13 years ago yesterday, you put me to bed not knowing it would be your last time. i misyou so much. daddy, you're my hero. i love you. >> and my father, james nicholas pappageorge. there's not a day that goes by that i don't think about you. you're one special soul that's touched my soul, which has inspired me to do many great things in my life, to respect his name and just have a good life. >> howard lee kane jennifer lynn kane vincent d. kane joon koo kang sheldon r. kanter deborah h. kaplan >> robin lynn kaplan alvi

arthur (on tv): hey, d.w.! hey! whoa!arthur, hurry up! you're going to be late for school! like you're constantly running out of time? ratburn: two minutes left. finish up. arthur: everyone's always racing around. no one ever slows down. (whistle blows) the game's over? even when you're just relaxing, you still feel... buster: arthur! you only have 15 seconds! why? i'm almost at the next level. no, not for the game. the show has to start. see? 15, 14... but... but i'm not done yet. i still have lots more to say. 11, ten... wait! you can't just start a countdown while i'm trying so say something important about the crazy pace of life. that's not fai... one! yeah! (loud feedback) principal haney (over intercom): hello? testing... is it on? oh. good afternoon, students. tomorrow we shall have a special assembly during first period.

with arthur, that's all i ever do. and i never get anything in return.ary moo cow. but since i was feeling so nice, i decided to let arthur watch dark bunny, his favorite show. arthur: that's not sharing. you lost your tv time because you talked back to dad. you had to let me watch. he's not sharing! she's lying! thank you for sharing. care to share? my favorite thing is sharing with my best friend, marina. we met because i shared my henry skreever special edition book with her, and now we share practically everything. that's beautiful. simply beautiful. now, is there anything you won't share? nothing. nothing? well... maybe one thing. what? please share. i can't tell.

he used to say when arthur burns came "here comes arthur with his kit of tools."meant his tools for dealing with the recession. at various times he got out of line. humphrey got out of eisenhower's line by saying, "increasing expenditures in a recession is really a terrible thing." he was more in the hoover image. he quickly got back into line. ike's forecast showed unemployment climbing past 6% during the winter of 1954, the highest level since the depression. millions of workers were idle. eisenhower went to the people to urge confidence. he predicted the economy would improve. he promised spending programs if it didn't. he was ready to take action, but didn't have to. if you keep tax rates stable then the revenue will fall when the economy falls because people have less income. the revenue will rise when the economy rises because people will have more income. that stabilizes the economy. some expenditures will rise in a recession unemployment compensation, for example. we at the committee for economic development coined that term "stabilizing budget policy," an

arthur: hey, d.w. hey! whoa!e he was famous, he was just a kid with a lot of questions. i have a question. d.w., can't you see i'm busy? ( clears throat ) when einstein was just three years old, he wanted to know things... like when his baby sister was born... it is nice, but where are its wheels? ( wailing ) as he got older, he asked questions that nobody could answer. could i ever catch up to a beam of light? as an adult, he kept on asking questions that changed the way we think about the universe. oh, and... d.w.: can i ask my question now? what, d.w.?! what's so important that you have to interrupt me? when's the show going to start? you've been talking forever. ( groans ) ta-dah! teacher: all right, everyone, let's line up to go outside. i go first! i'm the line leader. d.w., why don't we give emily a chance to be line leader. you were line leader at lunch.

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i aree with you, philosophically, ethically, morally, even legally, but the reality is what arthur issaying. we have basically suspend our rights to privacy. >> if you go outside, you're going to be on camera. >> twitter is suspenng all accounts ofennife lawrence and presumably others. is twitter is publisher or ist a carrier or is it some sort of intermediary? what are its reponsibilities in law, because it looks to me like a blatant interference with the right t free speech -- >> i wouldsk s, the former prosecutor, could you be considered an accomplice to a crime? this is known to be stol material -- >> let'sirst decide what they are. >> genally not because servers, sites, anything like at -- >> generally not what? >> generallyhey're not culpable, not liable -- >> how can they exerse a prerogative of control of an individual's right to speech and free expression, arthur? >> i believe they did the same thing with isis with the beheadin i believe twitter shortly ereter took the video down suspended the accounts or something. they did take some action regarding that. so at least -- >>

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tennis has been a great sport for acceptance because of arthur.e my own name, we were born the same year, arthur and i. i don't know why, but it seems like we were born the right time in history where they needed us. i wish we could count how many great people have been able to achieve their dreams. free play. it's very important. i know the sports foundation we care very much about that. that's something i started back in 1974. the attitude towards girls and women in sports was terrible. it's not great, but it's better. girls in high school are where boys were in 1971 and' 72. everyone thinks we have caught up, but we haven't. it's important that boy boys and girls have equal rights and opportunities. that's what i fought for since i had my epiphany. i knew that tennis could be the platform to achieve it. being a girl, i knew that at 12. people didn't listen to me as much as they would listen to a boy. now we are starting the billy jean king lettership and trying to stand up for social justice. it's not fun. it's the right thing to do. sometimes

donald arthur young edmond g. young jr. jacqueline young lisa l. young elkin yun joseph c.zarcoli adelle zakahare afada zalatizman robert allen zampira. >> mark zagarilli. christopher r.zagra jr. ira zazlow kenneth albert zellman martin morales zempola za zing mark scott zeppelin ji jo zo ugo zing michael joseph zinze charles allen zion julie lyn zippa salvador paul zoes joseph j.zarcolla andrew stephen zucker iglal zukelman. >> and my brother. i miss you. it's been a long 13 years. >> and my brother kevin joseph, i miss you baby brother. watch out for us all, especially baby nicholas. love you. >> peter branyan. >> thomas moore brennan. >> rodney diggens james domanico barbara mary habib philip hensler karen elizabeth pagarti stephen michael hagas richard b. hall christopher noble todd isaac dennis m. johnson robert a. lawrence jr. nancy yo juan william rivera paul v.rizza leo arthur roberts manards. spence jr. kenneth j.swenson sandra c. taylor paul a. tagamire. >> and our brother, charles anthony murphy. zbh and my loving sister, chevron mentes.

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arthur: hey, d.w. hey! whoa!h! ( air hisses ) ( rumbling ) what is that? phew! ow! ( both gasp ) francine: what was that-- an explosion? fern: earthquake? arthur: aliens? you really think so? no, but i knew you'd say that. buster: it's coming from behind that fence. uh-oh. oh, no! d.w.: cool! ( loud booming, clanging and drumming ) aren't they cute? i found the drums at a garage sale today. now the twins can play in the "summer serenade." summer serenade?

arthur: hey, d.w. hey! whoa! ( crash ) whoa! ahoy, lookout, is it clearing? surf's way up, dude.without the sun. any sign of the sun from up there? captain! ship surgeon francine, you should be belowdecks. i found him in my quarters, sir. ( squawks ) excuse me? he had this. do you know what this means, captain? it means he's really hungry. we're close to land. land? land? but where? ( all grunting )

arthur: hey, d.w. hey! whoa! ( crash ) ( laughs ) voice: hey! how's it goin'?apioca, but you can just call me "puddin'." buster saved a pudding?! why'd he do that? you're so bland! uh, i think he liked the way i wiggled. boy, seems like anybody can get into the collection nowadays. don't listen to her. she thinks she's so big because she was from the buffet at la bruncherie. now she's just bitter fruit. it was baxter day when buster picked me! you're just here because you look like argentina! i've had it with you! always going on about your potassium. put up your peels! um, i hate to interrupt, but does anyone know how long i'll be here? beats me. i don't know. i've been on this shelf longer than ray but not as long as duncan. ( coughs wheezily ) banana: and no one's been in the cabinet as long as the kernel. ( snores )

of worsening stagflation despite the message from the economic summit neither president ford nor arthurns, at the time, could bring themselves to alter the policy of fighting inflation above all else. in october the president offered his anti-inflationary program to a joint session of congress. it relied on the old formulas -- a tight ceiling on federal spending and a tax surcharge. and for the public... it bears the single word "win." schoumacher: participation in a special campaign. i will call upon every american to join in this massive mobilization and stick with it until we do win as a nation and as a people. [ applause ] schoumacher: while government concentrated on fighting inflation, gnp continued to fall, unemployment continued to rise. why was it so difficult for the government to adapt to the signs of the developing recession? the first was the tremendous fear of inflation that was all over the country. it wasn't only in washington but all over the country which really effectively paralyzed those arms of government policy that might fight recession. because those very same ar

. >> reporter: weeping openly and clutching his wife for support arthur sotloff said i want to speakmy heart, but my heart is broken. i have lost my son and my best friend. i know his passing will change the world. senator marco rubio echoed the thought. >> steven dedicated his life to unmasking human suffering in the middle east. in losing his life he revealed the true nature of evil in that part of the world and i hope woke us up to the reality before it's too late. >> reporter: sotloff's mom said i'm proud of my son for living his dream. he will always be in my heart and memories. >> our hearts are with you, shirley, art, lauren. we are with you. god bless you. >> reporter: sotloff's aunt read his words from last may. everyone has two lives. the second one begins when you realize you only have one. hug each other every day. don't fight over stupid things. >> i want everybody to remember to go home tonight if you have a son or a daughter. hug them tight, kiss them. celebrate who they are. guide them. but allow them to follow their passion and dreams just like arthur and shirley. >>

donald arthur robson michell lee jean robotham raymond j. rocha antonio a.rocha john michael rodooshgs laura rockefeller john rodak antonio j. rodrigues anthony rodriguez carmen milagros rodriguez gregory ernesto rodriguez mayra valdes rodriguez marsha a. rodriguez david bartolo rodriguez-vargas richard rodriguez >> and my father joseph, we love and his you very much. >> and my uncle and hero, john robert cruz, who lives in my heart always while his smile continues to light up my world. i love you and i miss you. matthew rogan jean destrehan roger karlie barbara rogers scott william rohner keith roma joseph m. romagnolo elvin romero efrain romero sr. james a. romito sean paul rooney eric thomas ropiteau aida rosario angela rosario wendy alice rosario wakeford wendy alice rosario wakeford wendy alice rosario wakeford mark h. rosen brooke david rosenbaum linda rosenbaum sheryl lynn rosenbaum lloyd daniel rosenberg mark louis rosenberg andrew ira rosenblum joshua m. rosenblum joshua alan rosenthal richard david rosenthal philip martin rosenzweig daniel rossetti

. >> his name is arthur.are a regular to downtown evanston, he doesn't need an introduction. . selling gumballs and candy on the streets right from his wheelchair for more than 14 years. >> sometimes i get $20. in tips. >> he has a terrible policy does not win again in this way. >> a light to make people aware of my disability, as terrible policy.cerebral palsy that theyy try to keep it going developing relationships with businesses like this hardware store. >> every time the walk out the door he gets them to the bubble machine. we take care of him we help him set up. >> that's right. every day. >> arthur's candy vending is more than just a hobby to keep him busy, part of his big plan to change the way the world looks at people with disabilities. >> i want people to except people with disabilities not seen them as a poor person. i want to be a part of society. >> also working nearby rogers park where they help adults with disabilities prepare for employment opportunities. >> arthur teaches a class every frida

we do get feedback like that from places like arthur noble and sam sam cosco and they feel that their market, that something isn't quite to their market. >> so you respond to that as well? >> absolutely. sometimes we don't change it in sometimes we do. it's really a publisher's decision to make that kind of vision. >> is very cover? his cover? his or her work you are extremely proud of her that you really worked hard on quiet >> well, the steve jobs spoke is one that i really thought -- we worked closely actually with the author on the hardcover, which has an older photographs and i was definitely a classic photo. we were fortunate when it came to paperback that mr. jobs likes to pose because it was the exact same pose some 30 years ago. we started as a marketing opportunity to get a fresh look. maybe when people wanting to have the item as paperback. >> why black and white and gray quiet the mac that just happen to be -- it all has to do with photographs and it's not a conscious decision. you have a photo you up@ >> jimmy carter, call to action, his most recent book. tonight he takes

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. >> before the dvds arrived, i saw arthur's video, and when i saw him trying to do this with crutchesought, "okay, i can do this." with ddp yoga i dropped 185 pounds, i lost 20 inches off my hips. that's never happened to me before. >> i saw arthur's video, and i was going, "man, this guy, he's lost about 150 pounds doing this." i was at 325, and doing ddp yoga, i've lost over 92 pounds, feel 20 years younger, energy level's jacked up. >> i get to the point where arthur starts sprinting through the park, and i lost it. i just wept. i must have watched that video a couple dozen times. i started ddp yoga

>> do you know what, arthur? "outnumbered" is just beginning. >> get it on. >> benghazi to hold the first public meeting tomorrow on the terror attack that killed four americans. potential fallout for hillary clinton and what some democratic groups are reportedly doing to protect her. also kentucky democratic senate candidate taking the attack ad to a whole new level as she mocks her g.o.p. opponent and tries to separate herself from president obama. and right after the show, uh-huh, catch more from the couch on the web. join us for outnumbered overtime by logging on to fox news.com/outnumbered. tell us what topic you want to hear more about. harris will provide. you swore you'd never do it. trading in your sporty little two door for a minivan? but here you are. counting cup holders and captain's chairs. not to worry. allstate can help you save an average of $3,000 on a new car. let an allstate agent surprise you by helping you get a deal on the car you might not want but really need. call 877-279-9200 now. the c

barbara mcqueary and arthur melton were taken into custody this morning.thorities say both changed answers on standardized tests to the boost scores. mcqueary is the former principal of the now closed technology high. arthur melton is the former principal of the now closedback high school. >> septa is tightening its security amid new but unconfirmed reports by the islamic state to attack subways. additional officers are patrolling tonight after the prime minister of iraq said earlier today that his government had uncovered an isis plot to attack subways in the u.s. and in france. american officials responded by saying they had no information suggesting any kind of plot. philadelphia's deputy mayor for public safety says it's a philadelphia's deputy mayor to always be on guard. >> we're always asking people to stay vigilant about things that don't seem to be right. >> septa says that if you do see something odd or out of place, say something and make sure the authorities know about it. >> philadelphia failed to before the deadly market street building colla

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and peyton will look for a couple of first downs and that would do it. >> cris: i tell you, this arthur jones has had a big game coming other from the the ravens. matching up with redding, another guy that spent time there. watch him outmuscle if offensive line. so now you're looking at second and ten and probably going to get the nickel formations. there's a lot of backup guys. josh mcnairry now in there at linebacker, number 57. who else do we have in there. jerrell freeman went off the field limping a bit ago. he is probably their best cove linebacker. >> al: and manning off play action and that is not caught, incomplete. perfect scenario if you're indianapolis. stops the clock, 3:15. sanered the intended receiver. third and ten. >> cris: you don't want to turn the thing over. this is a throw he hits almost every time a little bit on the run. wanted to be a little safe with it and i think it cost him a completion. >> al: colts' defense limiting the denver offense to 60 passing yards in this half. play clock at one as manning takes the snap. manning overthrows andre caldwell. it's the

they rallied around arthur t as they call him because he's an employer who understands that it is not the either/or thing. this notion that you either take care of your shareholders or you take care of your workers, people like arthur t reject that. people like the president at kentucky state university -- >> i think that's terrific, but as christine pointed out, profits -- the profits of big companies, they're doing just fine, but they're not increasing workers wages at all. >> in some cases, they're trying hard not to have to add workers, mr. secretary, if they don't have to. it brings me to the question, i look at something like employment of the millennials, they're going to college, they have student loan debt, they get out and don't have the opportunities they once had in the economy. what do you tell somebody to be when they grow up in a place where wages are flat and we're not creating as many jobs as we would like to. >> as someone who just dropped his daughter off at college this weekend, education continues to be the great equalizer. you look at unemployment rates. you have

. >> we're going to chesapeake, virginia, arthur is waiting there. go ahead, arthur. >> caller: i want to ask the professor about the stem cell research, are you all doing anything for stem cells, as far as -- >> arthur, you got to turn that television down when you're talking with the guest, president cross he's talking about stem cell research at the university of wisconsin madison. >> i'm not familiar with everything we're doing, but i am family with something they're doing with what i would call nondifferentiated stem cells. they're trying to take skin cells and convert them into stem cells which then can be converted into specific cells, heart, i know of one project where they're actually working on creating retina cells from those stem cells. so those are some of the broader research projects that i'm aware of involving stem cells. >> susie's next, in springfield, missouri, an educator there. hi, susie. >> caller: i have two questions. sometimes research universities have issues related to those advanced senior faculty having contact with under

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arthur as president and successor was left with finishing the job. he hated the house, thinking it old fashioned, that it misrepresented the high position of the presidency. he tried to have it demolished, first. then added on to and the corps provided him with a design for a large wing on the south and the popular richardsonnian romanesque mode. opposition to this was the first time public rejection and newspaper mockery flew in anger and to angry defiance at the changing white house. so president arthur dropped the plan and had louis comfort comfortative tiffany carry out this work. it was here where tiffany established elements, the tiffany glass screen which apparently ended up in maryland in a hotel and it burned. but people loved it. it was in murky colors of red, white and blue. and it had always been a screen there, but -- the army corps of engineers failed in an effort to greatly expand the house again in 1889 to celebrate george washington's inauguration. there's always a hook. in 1899, the corps had its foot in the door, it thought, but lo

fred tecce is a former prosecutor, arthur aidala, a fox news legal analyst.ou for joining me. you've had to deal with cases dealing with the social media. >> usually to find information about people to cross-examine them on the witness stand. but now it's taking things to another level, and what the judge is saying is it's right here the wife is, basically, hiding from the husband. the husband's trying to tell her, look, our child's 21, i don't have to pay you child support anymore, and she's ducking him. she's very active on social media. so the judge said, look, stop sending her the checks and let her know on social media that she's not getting any more. heather: so, fred, what kind of precedent does this set? >> i've actually been involved in cases where we have done this stuff. she's ducked every other effort. he's tried to serve her by mail and in person, so the judge is letting her do it by social media. >> can heather, what i don't think this should set a precedent for is you cannot start a lawsuit by serving -- >> but it's either -- >> heather, you're

his time of secretary of war, he served another administration, overlapping between garfield and arthur. the utah commission was put together. they were supposed to explore this problem of what to do with the territory of utah. people wanted to become a state. they wanted to be admitted to the union. there was a problem according to some people because a lot of the people in the area were mormon and they were practicing polygamy. the country was up in arms about that. sentese politicians were to that area where they were supposed to interview people in that area and find out what was happening and what they were doing. the committee never really did end up making any decision, utah was later admitted to the union, but people felt strongly about that issue. there are different collection pieces here and the minnesota history center. two we have, when about the doctrine of mormonism and a pamphlet dealing with plural marriage. ,o there is a lot more issues some of those issues we keep hearing about in the modern day as well. fascinating to note some of the same issues people were wonderin

he gets them by ivory -- nat cipg coal, arthur and i would just sit there and let listen to them forimagine to get with people? at the time, there was a -- a club on by down box daily. >> oh, yeah. >> i actually had two clubs to show clubs in the supportsman. we would ho -- one club and lou ross in the own e and by miasms at the show case at that time, i got to play with everybody that was tbg. they called it the -- but coming from -- you thought i was. i got to the -- play with and talk with the greatest arm beat and willie john. charles. >> yeah. i played on a record with him years ago. so is -- i heard you say that one of the most difficults thing is the travels. you don't miss that, huh? >>> no. i like to go bed in my own bred. and i -- i -- >>> and i got to meet some of the members of the band with lord price. and drp -- >> another legend. >> some of those musicians had been on the road with lord price for years. >> i bet he's still envy. >> i'm not sure. >> i think he is. and enthen say only seen their kids like once a year, twice a year. rst would come in town. ride on a bus.

good job, arthur and if the fbi pulls me out of the bed, you are the first guy to call.ut just because i was not in the courtroom that i think in my opinion there was sufficient evidence to establish beyond a reasonable doubt to he was to kill this woman. she was worried about her life. the judge spin them that relationships have ups and downs. it was not about who left the toilet seat up. she was afraid for her life. >> you can't convict on e-mail. how many times you say i wish i could kill you and i wish you were dead. >> yeah. that is no direct evidence. it is just circumstantial. 100 percent. and basically the basically a j want going to convict you to a crime where i'm going to sentence you to 25 years to life with the evidence before me. i'm going to convict you of something less and then sentence to you what i feel is appropriate. >> all right. >> she just -- >> wrap it up. >> she gives him 13 to 15 years, and i fwrae with you justice is served. if she gives him two years, have yous is not served. >> i can always bring t.c. around. got you, friend. >> it's like pu

arthur (on tv): hey, d.w.! hey! whoa!hing. okay, push me. not now, d.w. can't you see i'm busy? so? you can still introduce the show while you're pushing. (sighs) (struggles) but sometimes it's harder to tell. like with stuffed animals. when are you too old to... faster. i'm pushing as hard as i can. you're too big. you're just weak. where was i? stuffed animals. oh, yeah. is eight years old too old to play with... where's my ba-ba? i want my ba-ba! your what? ba-ba! it's baby for "bottle." boy, you're terrible at this game. so when do you know when you're too old to do something? this is empty. where's the juice? that's it, i'm throwing a tantrum. (fake wailing) i quit! just watch the show and see how binky deals with this question. (gasps) don't you say another word! what are you looking ' at? scram!

. >> hey, guys, i'm john and this is arthur. we're two writers here at "the tonight show" and we're single. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. um, so this isn't the funny comedy bit anymore, we're actually single. [ laughter ] >> and we're lonely. we work here every day and we like it, but at the end of the day, we go back to our apartments and i have a cat. [ laughter ] >> and i have a chair that i sit in. it's a really comfortable chair and it's big, but it can't love me. [ laughter ] it's just a chair. >> jimmy: hey, guys, i think you're bringing everyone down. >> please -- please be quiet. [ laughter ] >> we're also worried that we may never find love. >> i'm a little on the hairy side in my chest and belly areas. [ laughter ] also, i'm 5'6." >> and i weigh 198 pounds. last year my doctor told me to lose at least ten pounds but i gained 15 pounds. and i have an appointment next week and he is gonna be mad at me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so why are you saying this to everyone? >> because we want to let people know that if you wan