>> and bill murray was in the house to watch it. >> oh, was he? >> we reported this yesterday.roundhog day right now? >> sort of. we're wearing the same, oh, at least. >> we're not wearing the same thing, so no, no. >> however, bill murray, might be stuck in a groundhog day loop. >> yeah, because he was at the theater again last night. only to see groundhog day the musical. >> he hung out with fans, the cast and staff, and he left a nice tip, paying for a bottle of water with a 50 and leaving the change. so it looks like weather man phil connors has turned over a new leaf after all. >> the first night he was emotional. the second night he looked a little bewildered. >> he was making it rain. knowing the price of water on broadway, that may have been a pretty bad tip. barely covered the cost of the water. >>> next to will smith taking part in apple music's launch of "carpool karaoke." >> james corden takes will for a spin much like he does on his show. they get down to "boom boom boom shake a room", by dj jazzy jeff and the fresh prince. take a listen. ♪ never start to stutter ♪

plus bill murray living a real life groundhog day. is he?that way for the cast of the new musical based on his hit comedy. and she's one half of the grammy award gospel duo mary mary this morning singer tina campbell is flying solo with a special performance right here live in the loft. and then later, tucker and erin doing their best big lebowski and letting it roll. we're celebrating national bowling day on good day at 10a. right now, it is 9:29 and we will be right back. ♪ ♪♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never be

♪ >>> time to check "the pulse" starting with life groundhog day loop from bill murray. >> okay,spotted on tuesday night checking out the broadway musical version of his 1993 classic. >> but then check out what he did last night. that's him at the theater watching the musical. murray afterward mingled with the cast including andy karl who plays murray's role. the pittsburgh weatherman phil connors. >> and the bets are on that whether he'll turn out for tonight's performance yet again. i think he's playing a joke on all of us with groundhog. >>> you'll need some pretty deep wallets and pretty deep wallet to buy a piazza at ozza here. >> industry kitchen has the most expensive in the world at $2700. >> so here's why. the ingredients include cheese from england, foie gras from france, caviar from the caspian sea. flower petals in california and gold from ecuador. >> check out the f atmfans.com. >>> police in the carolinas are warning if you see bigfoot, please don't shoot. >> all right, so that's because they say the bigfoot you're seeing is probably, quote, a fun-loving and well-in

. >> robert has received lots of sport from people around the world and bill murray even visited him. >> he was kraging me i couldn't stop laughing. >> he relies on his fate when his new journey feel daunting. >> i wake up every day broken body. >> and a body that frequently spasms. robert legs shake after an intense session maneuvering the wheelchair. >> you guys want to move. >> but the spasms are also a sign he has active spinal cord. the robert can wiggle his fingers all the muscles in the upper body are firing and the legs showing heeling. >> i saw my ham string flair up. now i have something towork with. now there really is signals going down the leg. there is hope. >> encouraged by new movement the warrior gets back to work focused on the future. >> i want to get on my feet. i want to do all these things. if i give up i know that's not happening. so i have to push through that and i have to do everything i possibly can to recover. >> robert plans to stay at craig hospital until august 25th. then he will return to the sacramento area to spend time with family. he told me he even

after bill murray even visited him. >> i couldn't stop laughing. >> reporter: robert also relies on his, when his new journey feels daunting. >> i wake up every day in a broken body. >> reporter: robert's leg shakes after an intense session maneuvering his wheelchair. but the spasms are also a sign he has an active spinal cord. his hard work is paying off. robert can now wiggle his fingers. all the muscles in his upper body are firing, and his legs are showing a sign of healing. >> my hamstrings started to flare-up, and i called my mom over. it was a huge moment. i was like okay, now i have something to work with. >> reporter: encouraged my new movements, the warrior gets back to work focused on the future. >> i want to get on my feet. i want to do all these things. and if i give up, i know that's not knowing to happen. so i have to push through that and do everything i possibly can to recover. >> reporter: robert plans to stay here at craig hospital until august 25th, and then he'll return home to the sacramento area to return home to his family. he told me eventually he'd like to retu

bill murray stopping at nothing. these images may not be so funny. by the daily breeze at trump national. they show what appears to be grounds keepers in position to shoot over gofers on squirrels on the course. >> doesn't make any sense. i think it's pretty crazy. it isn't a movie. it's real life. >> it's wrong. i don't know if it's illegal but it's wrong. >> reporter: according to city officials it is illegal to quote fire, discharge, shoot or operate any gun, revolver, pistol, firearm or slingshot within city boundaries. the city can issue permits to do >>> the l.a. county sheriff department says they haven't received any reports of shots fired and they're not investigating. >> it might not be a bad idea. >>> he's back to let us know if the humidity will abate. >> it will be diminishing over the weekend. there's a lot of moisture traveling over the bay area. possibly some ice lited showers with water hitting the ground and not just evaporating in the air. overnight look for high clouds and low clouds at the coast. the muggies start to diminish int

people like bill murray.aturday night live" people started out as "national lampoon" people. >> let's do 20 face lefts. >> gilda and john did this show in a weird space, under the time/life building. >> they are the cast of the new "national lampoon" show, which opens friday at the cabaret. >> and lorne michaels came in and poached eed all these peop. >> lorne michaels pitched "snl" as cross between "monty python" and news. it will work. >> i would like to thank the city of new york for the correct combination of rejection and ail nation that keeps the comedy spirit alive. >> when something really revolutionary happens, when you first see it, it should look yo wrong. >> "saturday night live," when you first saw it, what is this? >> when you do parody, you better have somebody that can deliver it. in the writer's room and on stage. >> what made "saturday night live" different was this phenomenon that happened in the '60s, which was the youth culture and the youth market. our show was the first one to really ha

bill murray went to see the "groundhog day" musical again. so living out the actual movie. ang out with the cast including andy karl and murray was really into it. he was visibly sobbing by the end of night one. i mean, it's like your life flashes before your eyes again in he didn't want to see it end so he kept going back again. >> you know, will murray make it a true "groundhog day" and show up again tonight? >> how many days did they go in the original -- >> i don't remember. >> i just remember that song, i got you babe. >> are you going to be singing -- >> no, you set the bar high. >> maybe hold on to your hat. now to a "pop news" exclusive. john green releasing his first novel in almost six years. a look at "turtles all the way down." you know what turtles all the way down means? it's a philosophical joke that says the world is flat and we're all on a giant turtle. >> so it doesn't have -- ? i'm for real about this. >> we're not talking about the teenage mutant ninja turtles underground? >> no. >> that's where i was going with it. >> something about a woman and a billio

> reporter: robert received support from people in the bay area and around the world even after bill murray visited him. >> he was a crack up. i couldn't stop laughing. >> reporter: robert relies on faith when his new journey feels daunting. >> i have a lot of moments i wake up every day in a broken bo body. >> reporter: a body that frequently spasms. his legs shake after an intense session. the spasms are also a sign he has an active spinal cord. hard work is paying off. robert can wiggle his finger. all the muscles in his upper body are firing and legs are showing a sign of healing. >> my hamstrings start to flair up and called my mom over and such a huge moment because i knew now i have something to work with. there is hope. >> reporter: encouraged by new movement, the warrior gets back to work. focused on the future. >> i want to get on my feet. i want to do all these things and if i give up, i know that's not going to happen so i have to push through that and i have to do everything i possibly can to recover. >> reporter: robert plans to stay here at craig hospital until august 25th an

actor bill murray even visited him. >> i couldn't stop laughing. >> robert also relies on his faith.w journey feels daunting. i have a lot of down moments. i wake up every day in a broken body. >> and a body that frequently spasms. robert's legs shakes after an intense session maneuvering his wheelchair. but the spasms are a sign he has an active spinal cord. and the world is paying off. his legs are showing a sign of healing. and he can wiggle his fingers. >> i saw my hamstring start to flare you. it was a huge moment because you nigh, now i have something to work with. now there are signals going all the way down. there's hope. >> encouraged by new movement, the warrior gets back to work, focused on the future. >> i want to get on my feet. i want to do all these things. and if i give up, i know that's not going to happen. so i have to push through that and i have to do everything i possibly can. to recover. >> nbc bay area news. >> what an inspiration. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, our clear the shelters segment featuring our friends from pets in need. w

actor bill murray even visited him. >> he was a crackup.ouldn't stop laughing. >> reporter: robert also relies on his faith when his new journey feels daunting. >> i have a lot of down moments. i wake up every day in a broken body. >> reporter: and a body that frequently spasms. robert's legs shake after an intense session maneuvering his wheelchair. but the spasms are also a sign he has -- >> that was mary ann favro reporting. we'll have lots more at nbcbayarea.com. >>> our next newscast is at 5:00, the latest at nbcbayarea.com as well. have a wonderful weekend. our collaboration with pg&e is centered around public safety. without pg&e's assistance, without their training we could not do our mission to keep our community safe. anytime we are responding to a structure fire, one of the first calls you make is for pg&e for gas and electric safety. it's my job to make sure that they have the training that they need to make the scene safe for themselves and for the public. it's hands-on training actually turning valves, turning systems off, loo

that's where i was first exposed to people that went on to much bigger fame, people like bill murray.saturday night live" people started out as national lampoon people. >> gilda and john did this show in this sort of weird space under the time life building. >> they're the cast of the new national lampoon show which opens this friday at the new palladium cabert. >> then loren mike always came in and poached all these people. >> gilda radner, john bellucci and -- >> loren michaels pitched it as a cross -- >> as outstanding variety or musical series, nbc's "saturday night." >> i'd like to thank the city of knock for the correct combination of rejection and alienation which keeps the comedy spirit alive. >> when something revolutionary happens, when you first see it, it should look wrong. "saturday night live" when you first saw it, what is this? >> rule number one, if you do parody, you better have somebody who can deliver it, both in the writers' room and on stage. >> what made saturday night live different is this phenomenon that happened in the '60s was this youth culture and the you

on a fun note, i keep thinking you're going to turn into bill murray and you're going to turn into andyl this week because the weather has been the same every morning like groundhog day. and guess what. we have delays at sfo like we had all week. 1:11, the average arrival delay right now. a brighter day on the way, i promise. and a slight warming trend, even if the m is not in there. tonight, mostly cloudy. minor drizzle. extended, summer heat coming. i'm just dragging this morning. i don't know about you guys but i need some sunshine. 75 in milpitas to 80 in san jose. 74 today, afternoon sunshine in santa cruz. comfortable on the peninsula today. 72 at san mateo, to redwood city at 78. menlo park, 75. 60 to 63 along the coast. 67 to 68 in downtown south san francisco. low to mid 80s through the north bay valleys. 93 at lakeport, another chance of a thunderstorm there, and northward, like we have had the last several days. 72 to 76 along the east bay shore. inland, temperatures around 86 to 92 degrees. if you go to the jazz festival this weekend, it's going to be around 80 in the aftern

actor bill murray even visited him. >> he was a crack-up.i couldn't stop laughing. >> reporter: robert also relies on his faith when his new journey feels daunting. >> i have a lot of down moments. i wake up every day in a broken body. >> reporter: and a body that frequently spasms. robert's legs shake after an intense session maneuvering his wheelchair. but the spasms are also a sign that he has an active spinal cord. his hard work is paying off. robert can now wiggle his fingers, all the muscles in his upper body are firing, and his legs are showing a sign of healing. >> i saw my hamstring start to flare up, and i called my mom over. it was such a huge moment because then yi knew, okay, nowi have something to work with. there really are signals going down here. there's hope. >> reporter: encouraged by new movement, the warrior gets back to work, focused on the future. >> i want to get on my feet, i want to do all these things, and if i give up, i know that's not going to happen. i have to push through that and do everything i possibly can

did bill murray have a real life groundhog day moment.rews out and about working for you this morning. got the big truck out on capitol hill. cruising around. what a beautiful start to the day today. >> pretty jealous right now. >> i like it. going around the park. everybody was out there walking their doing in the morning. >> yeah. >> it's national lazy day or something. >> is it really? >> um-hmm. >> why did we just hear about that now. >> right. >> we should have heard about that hours ago. >> before the alarm went off this morning. >> cut back on my effort. hey, another nice afternoon. yes, sunshine out there early and very pleasant overnight back into the 50s and 60s overnight lows without a lot of humidity feels great out there early this morning. 72 now in washington. 70 leonardtown. let's see still 60s off to the north and west. 63 in frederick. winchester 63. culpeper i've been focused on you all morning. 64 i will be out there tomorrow with our zip trip. kevin is coming out to join me. >> i'll be there, too, tucker! >> along wit

you will recognise them, perhaps, from the life aquatic, the steve zissou character played by bill murrayat we saw in the al gore movie. it strikes me the antarctic would be a much safer place without all these film crews swarming all over it, but that's another matter. it's the odyssey and it's the most beautiful film of the summer. all right, fantastic, well, that in itself is wonderful. the dvd, goodness, a blast from the you have brought us. i know, i don't want to make anyone feel old or young because it's a film about being young. 50 years old, it is, this year, and it's out on dvd, the graduate, starring dustin hoffman and it looks like a cougar there. it is a cougar because anne bancroft is the original cougar in this film, the older woman, mrs robinson preying on the younger victim, ben braddock, played by dustin hoffman in mike nichols's epic film. it's one of the coolest films of the 605, still looks very cool and fresh today, revived for this master, and it's still got that wonderful music, "hello darkness, my old friend," by simon and garfunkel. to quote paul simon, "it's sti

bill. when they come back in september, patty murray and the mark alexander, the republican on the health education and labor committee will start holding committees on the bill that would in theory sure of the markets and provide certainty. host: carl from montana, good morning. caller: good morning. george h.w. bush pass the law where a bunch of people get health care for free. there was 1300 voices throughout united states places throughout the united states. i was wondering when you tell me about that bill. i heard it from the doctor. unfortunately i don't know a lot about that bill. you have obviously got medicare and medicaid, the two biggest government provided forms of insurance. there is a lot of concern in congress over medicaid and the expansion of medicaid under obamacare. a lot of republicans have said too many people who should be in the employer market or the individual market are relying on the medicaid expansion. there is some concern about the. host: the cbo put out an estimate about the effects of what would happen if the administration did not pay for csr's. guest: the cbo under

liz: bill murray in "caddyshack." ashley: watched the gopher. stuart: we counted.d wait on the rim there. ashley: just keep doing that. stuart: the rule you wait for 30 seconds. you have got 30 seconds for it to drop in. if it hasn't dropped in in 30 seconds you're out of luck. ashley: you have to pick it up. >> there is shadowing. you walk up to the ball, cast your shadow over it right on the lip. occasionally that is enough to get it in. ashley: you mean your shadow can push things? wow. >> change air flow what is happening in the space. stuart: if it is on a knife-edge like that. ashley: i just jump up and down a lot. stuart: he won, what did he win, 1.8 million? ashley: 1.89 million. that is good pay day. stuart: he is off and running. check the big board. where are we? the dow shy of 22,000. look at big tech names. this tells the story today. look at those percentage gains. all up 1% or more. google up .9%. that is $8 gain. apple at 159. facebook up 1.70. up two dollars. microsoft nearly a dollar higher up 1.3%. the big techs are leading the market higher and

i'm not a military expert but just reading the writings of people like bill murray at the naval war college my sense is that a lot taiwan can do to enhance its deterrent capabilities. taiwan's economic future in large part depends on what sort of choices are made. i think the degree to which taiwan is able to maintain support in the united states is largely a function of the sorts of policies you see coming from taiwan and what sort of democracy taiwan is. i think there's a lot about taiwan's future that is in taiwan's hands. [inaudible] >> sure. >> scott, i agree with you. i think the future of taiwan, the well-being of taiwan still is in the hands of people in taiwan. however, we all know there is a red line. don't cross it. if you cross that everything goes. so if taiwan move toward independence, declare independence, separate from china, that's the end of it. so that's today. that's today, okay? ten years from now it could be different, but i think the well-being of today, tomorrow, next year are in the control of taiwan, people in taiwan. >> thank you, sir. >> but ultimate, ultimate de

closing an annual political rally says he'll take a look at the bill being worked on by republican amar alexander and democrat patty murray. the bill would in exchange give states more flexibility in choosing one insurance they offer. the senate will hold hearings on the idea of november. lawmakers have a lot of other issues on their hands upon returning. federal spending and tax reform are on the docket. here to talk about the first 200 days we talked about with speaker paul ryan. i want to ask you, there's a lot of talk about the gop. i've heard -- excuse me, praising soon-to-be speaker pelosi. i want to ask you, i feel like that is putting the cart before the horse. >> is a long way off. republicans are worried about trump and some of the swing districts. they are not looking at the trump districts. they are looking at the districts where hillary clinton won or trump won by seven points or five points or three points. in though, if the election were held tomorrow with the house and play, absolutely. a long time until november 2018. they have a lot of hurdles to get through. i think they would admit so far it a heavy li

where bill murray is there he's got about 320 he's got an 8 iron a beautiful back but i mean it's no yard 7 iron. hideki hit out of the rough an 8 iron he had like 210 or something >> have you ever seen me with a 7 iron do you know how -- >> a 165 yard club for someone who -- i hit it pretty far but anyway -- >> that's about half for me. i chop the ball. coming up former u.s. comptroller general david walker is going to join us to talk tax reform plus an outlook for deal making on wall street ahead of m&a for ubs is our guest. "squawk" returns in just a moment or even trouble with recall., thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates du

. >> senator murray introduced a bill, i want to say i am with you, i hope this goes forward as soon as possible. requiring long-term in-home personal care, qualify for the aid and attendance benefits. and and directed the va to work with other agencies to track down, crackdown on these scams because it is important here. i want to have one more point and if the chair will indulge me, i come from a military family come all three of my brothers served but that is not as common as it used to be. america has the world's best fighting force but many people in our country no longer have a personal connection to our military. we often don't know the sacrifices of the servicemember or the sacrifices of their caregivers. do you think the sense of isolation felt by some military and veteran caregivers is a reflection of a broader divide between ordinary citizens and our military and do you have a few thoughts? i am really out of time here but a few thoughts you might give about how we help heal that divide? >> isolation, you are right on point on this, no question. when you realize less than

bill. for now the white house is trying to dispel the notion of fractures in the republican party. our sara murray has more from the white house. >> reporter: good morning. president trump spent much of the day yesterday railing against members of his own party including house speaker paul ryan and majority leader mitch mcconnell. despite all, that white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders insists he has a fine relationship with republican leadership. >> look, i think the relationships are fine. president trump has worked with leader mcconnell to reach out to other members and to work on those shared goals. we're going to continue to do that when the senate comes back from recess. >> reporter: they're still hoping to take on an ambitious plan to overhaul the tax system and planning on releasing more details next week. and in spite of trump's grumbling tweets, huckabee sanders says they do expect congress to raise the debt ceiling with relatively little fanfare and without attaching anything along with it. back to you guys. >> all right. thanks. >>> the president's press secretary not back

immediately after that bill, the republican repeal bill failed on the floor, senator alexander, republican of tennessee, went over to senator patty murraydemocrat of washington, and said, let's sit down and put our committee to work to write the bill that's needed. in the meantime, let's figure out how to stabilize the system. i tell you, this threat from the trump to bring down our health care system to win some political victory, he's doing it at the expense of a lot of innocent americans. we should work together on a bipartisan basis to make our system stronger and make sure the premiums don't go up dramatically. >> what do you think of the president's threat to undermine the health plans of members of congress? >> i can tell you he has a pretty good insurance plan for himself, doesn't he? what we want in congress is to make sure everybody in the country has the same health care plan we do. my wife and i buy our health insurance on the insurance exchanges created by obamacare. we go into the exchanges and buy just like every other american. that's the way it ought to be. >> oethe other thing the presidt is trying to address is the op

murray called nearby animal shelters that can look after little zeus. the animal shelter says zeus was lucky to be found unlike most abondoned dogs. rey, second chance friends says: "i live out here in the country and the ones that are just dumped along country roads and nobody ever sees....those are the ones that haunt me.">(grant) murray says zeus is a sweet dog and will make a great pet. shelter officials say zeus is doing well and once he is cleared by a veterinarian he will be put up for adoption. (grant) and after the break find out just how much tickets for the maywetaher- mcgegor fight are going for... (vicki) it is the most anticipated fight of the year...(grant) floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor face off tomorrow night in las vegas. there are still tickets available for the fight. a market analysis site says roughly 10-percent of the 20- thousand seat arena are still on sale. the cheapest ticket you can get your hands on are for around 11-hundred dollars. the most expesnive are going for around 10-thousand dollars at ringside. and if you want to watch at home... pay-per-view is for 99-dollars for h-d. up to 50 million p