bob saget will join me and talk about his new book, "dirty daddy." we will speak to an executive behind something called "vocabulary.com," and this is all right here. that is next. and now, headlines from my radio co-host, carol massar. >> we have numbers from alcoa. reporting better-than-expected first-quarter product. stock is higher in the after-hours trade. the world's are just futures market said the error prevented futures and options transactions and products, including corn, wheat, cattle, and hogs. intel cutting 1500 jobs. the chipmaker is closing its costa rica plant and consolidating testing operations. they had 2500 employees in costa rica before the job cuts. back to you. >> thanks very much. my next guest claims to lead a life of free association and random word combinations. he uses these tools as america's favorite dad. he has a book, "dirty daddy." the chronicles of a dirty comedian turned family man. why write this book? >> it is a good western. i have had this book in me and that i had surgery and i had it removed. that is the kind

we have more with bob saget. wile will get the full house ne. >> my guest is successful comedian and actor in on the author bob saget. his book is called "dirty daddy." let's -- let'sim talk about the fathers. parted ways and what goes on? >> my manager at the time told me that jeff franklin who house" wanted me to still play denny tenor. they recast it. i have a little guilt for. i flew back chile which is good as of the time i had a wife and a child. i needed a good job. house" by something that happened. we did the pilot endicott picked up by abc. i knew it was special. i am an actor so i went in and did it and loved the kids as much as i could. i had a one-year-old and the youngest person on the show was one-year-old. andother kids were four nine when it started. i kind of lived that life and have my own three daughters by hadtime "full house ha" ended. >> was there a room to go to be filthy-mouthed individual? you were able to do with it on the site where that was not allowed create >> i was a bit manic on t

i couldn't find anything else to relieve my headache, so i took a midol. >> bob saget. >> i'm going boboing with bob saget. it was me. i have three daughters, so i took a midol. i don't think you could say i thought it would work on stomach cramps. you can't say midol on a sitcom. now adays if they're sponsoring. >> you would probably wear a patch on your sleeve. >> next question, i got home to find a horse in my living room. >> got to be danny tanner. >> got to be the show. >> it was actually in my home life. i dated this girl -- no. that was danny tanner. >> i think we got them all right. check out his book. it's great. he is a very funny guy. bob sagef, thank you very much. >> thank you. good to see you. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up straight ahead. >> on the rundown next, a first look at the people accused of beating a man nearly to death while he tried do the right thing. >> plus, if she ever doubted whether her dad approved of her prom date, this picture says it all. but there is a twist. the teen and dad from the viral photo here live. smile! ♪ ♪ yeah he stinks at golf. but he wa

. >> bob saget also cemented his legacy on "full house," and then as host of "america's funniest homee is now the author of "dirty daddy." >> i had a book in me for a long time, and then i had surgery and had it removed. sometimes that comedy works, sometimes it does not. >> you will be here all week. try the veal. >> this was about death and comedy. family. my father sense of humor, which i inherited, i had during the time i did those family shows, and i was always a standup since i was 17, so that kind of humor i wanted to make sense of. it was a therapeutic thing. >> "full house" -- and you are working at cbs, doing the morning show, they decide you should part ways. what goes on? >> my manager, tells me that jeff franklin, who produced "full house" wants me to play danny tanner. they had another person cast, and they recast it, which i have a little guilt for. i flew back to l.a., which was good because i had a wife and a child at the time, we did the pilot, and it was picked up by abc. >> is there a room on the set where you would go in order to be the filthy mouth individual bec

it back with bob saget his book published today dirty daddy the chronicles of a family man turned so big to maybe a published by harper collins here we go we're going to do a game called free association understand you like this i do it do you have a good quick comment right yeah yeah rorschach got it ever comes to mind first rumsfeld. nice guy funny you know every body appendicitis he had one are you coming up with a new we're i come up you come up appendicitis. delhi. mid-terms never took him. by the cyrus midterms. crimea never been the. pork belly. it's. back here. i can't say ex-girlfriend to say that i'm right wax start aids hate i'm. never ate an egg never well i the first day threw up never it my god what i what every day food you hate eggs you know what's in every day food you have. i would say salad and i eat it all be healthy you have to have that for the club you don't like it no but you got to have a clean hoop right people are big on that they love the beats calles very popular and i like beets i like beach to read but then you think that you have your own problems have

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matt. >>> let's turn to a very talented comedian and actor, bob saget. it's called "dirty daddy." good morning. >> good morning, matt. always good to see you. >> dirty daddy, the chronicles of a man turned comedian. >> anybody seeing you in standup, left a jaup standing. >> i have a dentist that opens their jaw. >> i have a father, which is a conflict of interest when you read the title. i've always had comedy which is family comedy, whether it be a role that i played, my standup was a little more unleashed. and i do a parental thing in my work. i don't want kids to do drugs. i don't want them to go near animals in the wrong way. >> right. >> what time of day are we on? >> this is early in the morning. you were a morning show host. >> i was. >> you understand the line between what you can and cannot say. >> and i got fired from that job. >> that gives me a lot of confidence. my book is about death, come mid dis, my testicles and how they all intersect. >> it is difficult when you take the third part of that sentence and intersect it with anything. death

on larry king down america's favorite foul mouthed father bob saget brilliant and funny and a wonderful person i say that from the bottom of my sprinter heart where you are just i want to buy you think of the things that appealed to me the most are things that are very hard to get through and then how we get through them and sometimes comedy is you know it's running away it's just skating on it are you dating these days i don't know that dating anymore i mean dating is you have to sit there and eat salads and then you ask you one have children again plus you didn't want to write the full house chef to what i have a thing about not named people's names i didn't name my ex-wife and children or ex relationships and i don't know anybody unfold my name all of them. all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest is bob saget how mad of paradoxes foul mouth comedian a beloved t.v. fatherhood devoted philanthropist and now an old school and all to his book aptly named dirty babie of the chronicles of a family man turn filled to good maybe and is out today april eighth thank

and comedian bob saget also here. coming up next, publics were on full display.asey hunt is standing by. but first here's bill kairns with a check on the forecast on his birthday. bill, happy birthday, man. >> not bad. i couldn't keep up with the 30-year-olds. i'm happy to join 40. i can take most 40-year-olds. >> there you go. okay. >> what a beautiful weekend, joe. we really see jaw -- i mean, it was the warmest temperatures in six months for d.c. all the way through western new york. hopefully everyone enjoyed it. it's april. it's not going to last. you get one more day of it today. enjoy it. 73 in new york. 78 in philly. 77 in d.c. there's a chance in new york seeing snow flakes come tuesday night. in other words, it's going to get much colder in a hurry. that's snow right now through green bay and wisconsin. earlier i counted 11 states it's snowing in. the cold is in the midwest and it's going to head east. chance of isolated tornadoes in louisiana, mississippi, alabama. i don't think we'll get a tornado outbreak, but just a few storms. and as far as the for

have the pleasure of speaking with bob saget, he has a new book out and i will find out about his timecoming up at 5:00 p.m. eastern. more street smart is up next with trish regan. ♪ twists, turns, and plenty of burning rubber. speedways $1.5 billion empire. k its biggest ran and baddest racetracks. ♪ 56 minutes that they are, that means a bloomberg television is on the market. i am alix steel, let's get you caught up in more stocks ended the day th. they ended up 1/10 of one percent, rebounding from the worst three-day drop since 2011. it is still below its 100 day moving average, unable to reclaim that level. average stock is down nine percent from its most recent peak, and that is according to the spoke. the ims came out with its annual forecast this morning, and the chief economist sat down and with stephanie ruhle and erik schatzker on market makers. they asked him about his economy, and where he things it is approaching escape velocity v i do not like that term. i think the u.s. economy is in very good shape. i think the recovery is very solid. it is going to continue. >> why do

. -- bob saget will be with us. with pimm fox 5:00 p.m. this afternoon. documentary a he was trying to tell the world's dirtiest joke. i don't remember what it was but it was a big hit. >> just talking about the world's dirtiest joke? the if we actually got world's dirtiest joke. qwest coming up next -- >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." and erikkeene schatzker and scarlet fu as well. an interesting company for the morning. of cupertino -- samsung reported unaudited results for the quarter and posted a second straight drop in quarterly profit. operating rocket fell -- a little bit higher than analysts were looking for but sales missed estimates. the story here, not just for samsung but for apple, high-end product sales are slowing down because of market saturation and increased competition from lower and smartphone makers let the chinese device makers. the stalled demand lower prices. the first quarter is typically a week selling season for all tech companies. you wonder how much of this will set the tone for the rest of the year. it may just be an anom