boogie?e do this, you make your challenge. who you want to -- you have to pick three people. >> okay. i accept the challenge. i'm going to nominate bradley cooper. yeah. taraji hedison. and the big one, i'm going to nominate, prince harry. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a good one. >> if i pass out, i love you, mommy. all right? >> jimmy: all right. here we go. are you ready? >> yep. >> jimmy: here we go. [ cheers and applause ] i'm so sorry. go to a.l.s.org, to make a donation. "no good deed" opens in theaters september 12th. nicely done. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] oh, no, you can't open that. please choose one based on the cover. here we go... whoa, no test rides allowed. i can't show you the inside, but trust me. are you kidding me... at university of phoenix, we think you should be able to try before you buy. that's why we offer students new to college a risk-free period. so you commit to your education with confidence. get started at phoenixtrial.com ♪ ♪ the s

definitely make sure that they get along well. >> let's find a good home for boogie. we'll >>> the grills will be hot this holiday weekend. shirley rooker is here with suggestions that will enhance the flavor of your meat and make it safer to eat. glad to have you with us. when it comes to grilling, people are worried about health corners. is that a valid -- health concerns. is that a valid concern? >> grilling meat does not cause cancer causing compounds. it's the high heat. there has always been concerns about this because most of us like to char our meat on the grill. one of the ways to make your meat much safer is to marinade it and use herbs. rub herbs on t. you can put all kinds of different marinades. doesn't seem to matter what actually but many studies have shown this will significantly if not completely reduce those carcinogens that can form on there which can create a problem for people if you eat too much of it. again, it's the high heat that causes it, not the grill. >> marinade can make a difference. we marinade our chicken. do we marinade our beef as we

man and they've killed all the boogie men the only boogie men left are lindsey graham these two boogie men lindsey graham is a terrorist actually i want to look at some of the more manged. i mean sort of establishment media here and even they are starting to question this never ending war and what is doing to the empire let's look at these two have lines here the first one is from the new republic and they say the u.s. airstrikes in northern iraq are all about oil they mention that when barack obama was saying we're going to stop bombing iraq in order to save some people on a mountain with the one thing he didn't mention they said was oil but let that lies near the center of the american cause for intervention in iraq they say because the united states is conducting air drops to the is edis who have fled the advance of islamic state militants but it is conducting air strikes around herbal which is to the east and erbil is the capital of kurdistan the kurdish area and that is where the oil rich area is so they don't want them to gain control of that wailed member tony blair in the lead

, i got into it, you know, once i heard the boogie-woogie, i was gone.ll over for me. >> and what did your dad do? >> my dad, he is the one that loved the music so much, he would go buy the records, my mama didn't buy any records, he got the records by nat king cole, arthur prisap and i would sit and listen to them for hours. >> to the greats. how did you manage to get with people like lou rawls and bb king and go around the world with these people? >> at the time there was a club owned by don barksdale called the showcase. he had two clubs, the showcase and the sportsman. and he would have bobby blueband in one club and lou rawls in the other. by us playing at the showcase, i got to play with everybody that was big. they called it the circuit. but coming from vallejo, i thought i was in heaven. i got to play with and talk with the greatest r&b entertainers in the world. i mean, it doesn't get much better than etta james and lou rawls, arthur price, ernie andrews. so it was great for me. >> in the travels, as i heard you say, one of the most difficult th

, i got into it, you know, once i heard that boogie, woogie, this was it, it was all over for me. >>s your dad's influence? >> my dad, he's the one that loved the music so much he would go buy the records. my momma didn't buy any records. he would get them records and buy them, nat king cole, arthur price, and i would just sit there and listen to them for hours. it was great. >> how did you manage to get with people like lou rawlses and bb king and go around the world with these people? >> well, at the time there was a club owned by don barksdale, and he had the showcase and the sportsman, and he would have like bobby's club and lou rawlses at the other. and playing at the showcase at that time, i got to play with everybody that was big, you know. and they called it the circuit, but coming from vallajo, i thought i was in band heaven. i mean i got to play with and talk with the greatest r&b entertainers in the world. i mean, it doesn't get much better than that etta james and lou rawls, arthur price, bernie andrews, charles musselwhite, he played on a record with him. so it was great

now let me see you boogie. what's my name? johnny boogie. >> why you taking the snickers, johnny? you're not yourself when you're hungry. >> omg. >> good stuff.

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despite clouds it was a good day for paddle ball competition an boogying boarding and people were happy to enjoy a final taste of summer. >> it's sad to see summer go. it's beautiful. we are happy we got a good weekend here. >> unofficial end of summer provided one final push for business owners along the boardwalk hoping to cap off a successful summer vacation season. >> meantime, music fans opting to stay in the sit any this weekend. many are in town for the made in america festivities. ken was on the parkway. >> budweiser lit up the sky and the big name performers had people dancing. >> rapper j cole wowed the crowd saturday night liberty stage. mia brought tens of thousands of people into the city and it's become a tradition on this labor day weekend. >> i like it's young, old, it's fun, walking around and with my family and it's a good time. >> parkway and eakins oval filled up early for dozens of singers, fans, d.j.s on four stages and this festival is in its third year. creation rapper hip-hop artist and jay-z we spotted while j cole performed. he made the event by coastal. peopl

admittedly our job is partly just to make you boogy. make you want to dance. part of our job is to take you on a little voyage. tell you a story. but part of our job is to communicate the way town require d -- town crier did. it's 12:00 around town or, you know. i don't -- i like to do all of those things. i like to take you on a voyage most especially and most of the songs i write are about love, love found, love lost, love longed for. you know. >> what's been -- strange question. let me ask you anyway. what's been your particular and unique fascination with the notion of love as an artist? >> as an elevating force i think music is a lifting force i think love is the lifting force in the human condition. i think we see someone loving on their child and it moves you. and you can't help it. it rings a bell inside of us that elevates us as human beings. and i -- i treasure that. i think it is one of the few great things about human beings. i don't like greed, i don't like ignorance, i really don't like anger, but i love love. >> what do you have against anger? >

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this is a boogie border. high surf advisories to end this evening. >> i hope he made it. >> oh, my gosh. >> end of that one. landed on the stand. >> we would have known. >> i think so. >> yeah, that surf still running high. not as big as it's been. calming down headed to the holiday weekend. we have patchy fog. look at this remnants of hurricane cristobal and that's a system that generated big surf. now some of the clouds coming our way going to make for a muggy afternoon around the bay area. it may be cooler but feel warmer today just because the humidity level is going to be running so high. mostly sunny for the holiday weekend. except for some low clouds and some fog. high pressure looks like it's in control right now but breaking down just a little bit and this moisture going to wrap over the top of that ridge and move through our skies today and early tomorrow morning. about 102 degrees in fresno and muggy there today very uncomfortable. 93 in sacramento. 81 lake tahoe. 75 degrees and partly cloudy skies

do school work you really are the boogie woogie you believe you you you listen you person. the person who doesn't you could. here's one local mayor who was among those organizing the evacuation at the time of the intensified tain. the whole city was destroyed apartment buildings and private houses along like it's been going on for about eight days there was a pause in the shelling when we managed to take two buses full of refugees out of town then it stopped again we've got no transport fuel water we're trying to bring bread into town on the. situation on the ground remains dramatic and so you try and fortunately the phrase no any indication that it's could become any better any time soon. nato confirms ukraine's army has been using short range ballistic missiles against anti government forces and this according to a report by german news channel deutsche of ela is echo's earlier reports on c.n.n. that referred to pentagon sources here though it denies the claims charles sure bridger former british army officer thinks the use of such weapons constitutes a war crime. it's mo

and when you have the agenda 21 boogy man being used to stop the adoption of a bike path or, you know, in maine, there was a highway project that was intended to decrease traffic that ended up getting shelved because of agenda 21. not the legitimate agenda 21, the conspiracy theory agenda 21. then you're dealing with that problem. but everything else you've talking about are all stories that are told. there's no hiding them. there's no secret. it's just then a matter of policy debate. i am perfectly happy when people have policy debates. i'm not happy when half the argument is about a fantasy. and, by the way, i'm the agent of no one. i work for newsweek, that's it. my job is to write an interesting story. host: phil from indiana is next. -- we'll go to karen from indiana. >> good morning. i just had a question of the conspiracy of the trilateral commission. i have -- you can no longer get these booklets and in that booklet it says in this global effort, the industrialize democratic regions to remain unidentifiable community. their focus, however, must not be on the preservation of th

"boogie nights." >> did you do that? >> no i was in the real deal.ip sound effects for "love probe from the planet." >> you were a porn star. >> i got 50 bucks for it. cross that off the bucket list. >> well it rhymes with bucket. jaime, you have kids. what if one day they ended up in porn? >> it would upset me more if my daughter was a porn star was if she was a porn extra. i would have to say that now that i do have a dare -- a daughter, it is weird. every time -- i am not -- seriously i am not into that kind of thing, but if i ever come across it, i always think, oh my god that is someone's daughter. then i think i should try to find that lady's porn. that is more age appropriate. it would be a struggle, right? it would be the balance between the -- being ashamed and being embarrassed and combined with the. >> of not having to pay for college. >> that's true. you don't have to worry about the mortgage. i would rather have my daughter be a doctor or astronomer or at least play one in a porn movie, right? >> definitely. you have to reach for the lar

. >> we are not allowing floatation or boogie boards or rafts and keeping the bathers in to waist or knee deep water. >> this is what you should do if you get caught the rip current, there are large swells that pile up on shore, and that water has nowhere to go and that rushes back out to sea, you should not fight the rip current, resist the urge, and swim parallel to shore. then swim back to shore. the rip current will start to decrease after today. we have waves of 4 to 6 feet today, tomorrow the waves from 1 to 3 feet, so a moderate to low risk and the good news as we get into the holiday weekend, saturday, sunday and monday the threat starts to wane. the good news is that lifeguards will be on dutdy manning the lifeguard stations and 13 to 14 lifeguards will be manning the stations on labor day. if you are in the water, there is a lot of found take place, we have all the details and hot happenings down at the shore in ocean city or wherever your shore destination takes you. reporting from ocean city, melissa magee, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a lot of hot happenings an

despite the clouds it was a perfect day for a friendly paddle ball competition or boogie boarding lessonweather on the boardwalk or beach, people were happy to enjoy the final taste of summer. >> it's sad to see the summer go, it's beautiful weather, we're so happy we got a good weekend. >> it provided one final push for business owners along the boardwalk hoping to cap off a successful summer vacation season. >>> remember you can take 6abc.com with you criewp find update -- you'll find updated radar and traffic conditions before you hit the road, find it all at 6abc.com. >> here at the big board if you have a consumer issue, our "action news" trouble shooters want to help. we've been darkling a wide variety of issues for viewers this summer. >> this tells me i have five outstanding tickets. >> reporter: doory was getting tickets for a car she traded in three years ago. >> the ppa has removed all the violations from your name. >> i can't believe they did that. you guys are great! of. >> reporter: diane told me her refrigerator kept breaking down. i helped her get a refund for a new one.

despite the clouds it was a perfect day for paddle ball competition or a lesson in boogie boarding. >s sad to his summer go, but -- to see summer go, but it's beautiful weather we're so happy we got a good weekend here. >> it provided one final push for business owners along the boardwalk hoping to cap off a successful vacation season. >> this is a sad holiday weekend in atlantic city, thousands of workers are about to lose their jobs. the record town will say goodbye to two casinos over the the next two days. showboat closes today, reserve tomorrow, and trump plaza september 16. >> police are looking for a driver who hit an elderly woman and took off. the victim was hit at 54th and spruce around 9:30. police are looking for a dark blue chevy malibu heading east on spruce. >>> rams cut michael sam the first openly gay player in the nfl. he was fighting on -- for a spot on a team with a lot of the talented linemen. >> it was a football decision, it was a football decision back in may to draft mike. once again, it's been all about football. >> sam was gracious about the decision, an hou

there's a great swing your boogie board in the air vibe. the ice cream is cold. the sunscreen is flowing. hotels are packed. this has been a record-setting summer for businesses. it is more popular than ever delaware beach town. >> this is very nice. the weather was beautiful. the crowds were perfect. water was great. >> reporter: and just a gorgeous afterneen here. it's getting busy as people come off the beach and find their ways to the stores, rides and restaurants. at 5:30, up the coast. we will talk about this idea that businesses have, this idea they are trying to get you to not think about labor day as the end of summer. they say summer just keeps on going and they want you to keep coming down in september and october. we will talk about that coming up at 5:30. live in rehoboth beach, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> despite what the lady said -- they are having a good time in atlantic city. despite what the lady said in tim furlong's piece, this city is hoping you will spend the holiday weekend here. the city transformed to kick off the long weekend. there a

. >> yes, boogie nights was the on the list, that was in 1997.ake wahlberg, julianne moore, burt reynolds and john c riley. it launched john's career. >> yes. >> heather graham was in that movie. >> i'm a big fan of heather. >> what about in 1994, pulp fiction came out. >> yes, three years earlier cast included john travolta and samuel l jackson. he hasn't done anything for a long time, before this. >> then he played in an angel in michael. >> i remember that. >> did you see american hustle last year. >> i did not. >> bradley cooper with a perm. >> that is with jennifer lawrence. >> yes, she was, amy adams. >> i heard this is really good. >> i did too. >> i haven't seen it. >> i don't get out much. >> i haven't seen a move any two yearsy don't necessity if i told you this or in the but it is national waffle day. >> on sun take? we're celebrate to go day. >> we could not deciding whether to bring the truck or not, we were waffling about it. we have a waffle truck. >> yes. >> right there at fourth and market right now. >> you guys can come down. >>

and the black gi's taught me to play the boogie. the gi's played with their left on the piano. this left hand came in with a rag time classic the entertainer. operation torch as it was called freed most of the jews and unleashed a burst of music creation. luke was a friend and went on to develop a pop mexico of flamingo and wedding two styles in a a latin-arab mix. these are a result of the encounter with the latino soldiers meeting the young musicians in algeria's cafes. thank you. >> we have time for a few questions from the audience. there is a microphone over here if anyone has questions. >> i can hear you. [inaudible question] >> a couple things. i am looking at war time policies and they tend to be directed toward young muslim men. they are the threat need to be resocialized and so on. there is an aspect of this policy that hawse to do with the young woman. i talk about the promotion of sufism. i talk about the sufi movements and the culture i engage in. european officials are like this particular sufi community partly because it is a dominated by woman. it is woman who t

some boogie on and rap? what do you conceive it to be?to think it is over a glass of scotch. that would be a classy way to hug it out. maybe a little jack daniels black label. i think the two of them, toasting, hugging it out. but the truth is, look, this interview that this came from, the controversy that was stewed up about, oh, hillary dised obama, it covers up something really important. and that is, hillary laid out very clearly where she stands on a variety of different foreign policy issuees. as people look towards future elections that might or might not happen, i think the interview as a whole is a really important demarcation point. >> sure. despite the inelegant description of the president's foreign policy position boiling down to don't do stupid stuff, isn't this where a lot of americans are when it comes to foreign intervention. they agree with president obama. let's stop the playground of foreign territories and doing crazy stuff. let's just not do stupid stuff. >> look, we did stupid stuff for eight years. starting with th

an individual who works for a radio station 104.1, dj boogie d, he is providing an opportunity for theidents in ferguson oexpress themselves. want to give you this piece. his first-person view of events here in ferguson. >> saturday, unfortunately when michael brown was shot on ferguson, we started noticing on social media a lot of ground swell, let's go out and we're not going to take it anymore. we started seeing the photo of michael brown laying in the street, the photo of his step dad that said the ferguson police just murdered my unarmed child, and we decided to open up the phone lines on the radio station. >> i live in ferguson, my son stays right there where the incident happened, every day he leaves this the police is stopping him and his girlfriend asking where do they live. >> everything is coming in fast from social media, people don't really know what happened last saturday. we're just trying to keep the information going as fluid as possible. unfortunately we did have to stop the music when some of the looting was happening. this is all happening in real time so as a radio

this boogie border was thrown in the air. >>> comedienne joan rivers is in a coma in new york. healthy at this event wednesday. she stopped breathing during throat surgery yesterday. she was taken to the hospital in new york city. her daughter flew from california to be with her. she says her mother is resting comfortably. rivers performed on wednesday night. someone in the audience tells the "new york post" she joked that she is 81 and could go at any time. we should learning more about her prognosis later today. tollbooths are a thing of the past. workers are removing the booths because an automatic system has been in place for months. removal of the booths will make room for a movable median barrier due to arrive next year. >> they need it. >> let's check the roads. >>> we'll take a live look at the gogel golden gate. traffic heading out of marin county into san francisco, it looks greats. four southbound lanes are open now. the lanes change crews drove past opened another southbound lane as you can see all the head lies there getting into san francisco. a breeze everywhere

. >> reporter: the massive waves were relentless from newport beach where this boogie border was thrown sky-high to catalina where vehicles were tossed ashore to malibu where water threatened multi-billion-dollar homes and damaged a pier. it's all because of a tropical storm marie, 8 miles west of baja peninsula. even surfers like laird hamilton couldn't resi caught in this video riding directly under the pier. not only did he surf, he saved. he assisted in a rescue. >> his eyes were big and was appreciative to be back on the land. >> reporter: lifeguard jacob reed said he rescued one man caught in a current. >> he was very panicked. >> reporter: bulldozers were called in to beef up the shoreline and protect expensive beach homes. thousands of spectators stayed out of the water but not necessarily out of harm's way, snapping pictures dangerously close to the crashing waves. >> the surge comes up it wraps around the back of them and can pull them back out to water, out to sea. >> reporter: the seal beach pier behind me is closed until safety inspectors can come in check it out and give i

despite the clouds it was a perfect day for a friendly paddle ball competition or boogie boarding lessonere happy to enjoy this final taste of summer. >> we're so happy we got a good weekend here. >> the unofficial end of summer provided one final push for business owners along the boardwalk hoping to cap off a successful summer vacation season. >> this is a sad holiday weekend in atlantic city. five thousand workers are about to lose their jobs. the resort town says goodbye to showboat which is closing its doors today, revel closes tomorrow, trump plaza september 16. you can take -- take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com. >>> overseas the european union is giving russia one week ultimatum to scale back is their activity in ukraine. they said they will make it economically painful for russia to continue it's aggression. 28 leaders understand the situation is urgent and the european body must act quickly. the eu shride away -- shied away from

. >> reporter: the heavy gusts are churning up the surf, tempting some boogie borders to take hazardousgas lines are long, as provisions grow short. supplies of battled water running dry. >> all of the water is gone. >> reporter: and sandbags in scarce supply, too. a growing worry as the islands are getting their first taste of heavy rainfall. >> rain will be wringing out and wringing out. >> sandbags are sold out. i have a roll of duct tape. this will slow the water down, right? >> reporter: the governor says hawaii is in a state of high readiness. >> the response is going to be immediate. >> reporter: honeymooners-to-be, jeff and lori, say the storms won't rain out their saturday wedding. >> the plan is to get married on the beach at sunset. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, kailua kona, hawaii. >> julio right behind iselle. our coverage continues with accuweather meteorologist, jim dickey. >> we're looking at two storms over the pacific. the first moving over the big island. that's iselle. it's going to bring powerful winds. 50-mile-per-hour, 60-mile-per-hour, 70-mile-per-hour.

now, let me see you boogy. what's my name? >> johnnie jam boogie. >> eat a snickers?e than 700,000 views already. hope we made you laugh a little bit. we've got so much more straight ahead in the news room and it ahead in the news room and it starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happy labor day weekend. welcome back to the cnn news room. here are the stories we're following right now for you. the first lawsuit has been filed against authorities in ferguson, missouri. but it isn't directly over michael brown's death. and race car driver tony stewart back on track. he's breaking his silence three weeks after being involved in a a deadly accident on the dirt track. his emotional words straight ahead. plus, joan rivers in serious condition after suffering cardiac arrest. her daughter, melissa, giving new details on her mother's condition. >>> first, the growing concern over russia's actions in ukraine. european leaders described the situation as serious and possibly heading to a point of no return. a british government source says between 4 and 5,00

. >> reporter: the massive waves were relentless from newport beach, where this boogie border was thrown sky high to catalina island, where two piers were destroyed and boats and vehicles were tossed ashore to malibu where water threatened multimillion dollar homes and damaged the pier. it's all because of tropical storm marie, 800 miles west of mexico's baja california peninsula. even surfers like laird hamilton couldn't resist caught in this video riding directly under the malibu pier. hamilton not only surfed he saved. he assisted in a rescue. >> his eyes were big and he was appreciative that he was back on the land. >> reporter: one of hundreds that kept lifeguards busy up and down the coast. lifeguard jacob reed says he rescued one man caught in a powerful current. >> he was panicked he was very scared. he said i went in way too far over my head. >> reporter: bulldozers were called in to beach up the shoreline and protect expensive beach homes. thousands of spectators stayed out of the water, but not necessarily out of harm's way, snapping pictures dangerously close to the crashing

. >>> a boogie boarding florida boy spent his birthday in the hospital after being attacked.ommy, a shark bit my foot." >> it pulled me under the water. >> he came out of the water with ligament damage and had two surgeries but doctors say he may need more. >>> if you due for an iphone upgrade, and apple picked a day to unveil the iphone 6th. apple would not confirm the release. the new model is expected to have a larger 4.7 inch screen so it can compete. >> can't wait. cannot wait. >> i was going to ask, is your order already in? >> and charlie wrote it down september 9th. >> he will have it september 7th. >> a massive demonstration call zone to end a family feud. thousands of workers and can customers rallied out a store in boston. the protesters want the fired ceo to get his old job back. he was fired in june by the companies board of directors led by his cousin and choppers suppliers and many employees are boycotting the market basket. >>> trump filed a lawsuit yesterday to get his name off two casinos there. he says the company that runs trump plaza and trump taj mahal l

when we were all at meetings on innovation, big bugaboo that you always heard, the boogie man, the fda. oh, fda is responsible for all the problems, not true obviously and not what you hear now. i e-mailed some colleagues at the fda. recently i was at mass bio and i said interesting, fda is not coming up at all. what's coming up is the specter of not being able to have products be reimbursed and so i think that that's one that everybody can really sort of lean in collectively and start talking about this value equation. >> so to further comment on the economic realities. one of my responsibilities is to balance the budget for the medical school. while we get in 460 million in external funding last year, for each dollar that comes in, we spent about 25 cents and were very efficient in extra dollars that had to support the research enterprise, and that's to mr. barton's point and the importance of cms because where those dollars come from for most academic medical centers where there's a mission, not an option to invest other places, but it's the mission to do research and education. tho

and if inflation is the other boogie man, then what's that mean for stocks? >> right, and i think we had a perfect storm. i've done a lot of research on that, what suddenly came together to produce that, similar to what happened in 1929, '30, '31. again, these are not common events at all in the markets. and certainly, when i'm looking over the next ten years or even twenty years, i think it's wrong to factor anything like that. recessions, of course, normal business cycles, but that confluence of that sort of crisis i think we are just not going to see. i certainly don't think in my lifetime in many of our lifetimes we are not going to see it again. >> bankers do do stupid things, though, sometimes, don't they, professor? >> they do. and they've done it in the past and lost money. but to cause that total panic, where you know, basically, we didn't know whether any of the banks would survive, the money funds would survive, credit stopped everywhere. wow. you know, in history, we just don't have that sort of crisis very often. >> and so, with that, you know, r

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his alter ego, forget about johnny football, it's now johnny jam boogie.an aerobics instructor now. you can do it all. it's a great ad and he has a lot of fun with it but the reality of johnny manziel is right now one of the most marketable players in the nfl is a backup quarterback. he went out last night and was 6 of 17. he will remain a backup quarterback with the efforts that we've seen out of hill. he's just not there. very marketable. tremendous personality and he'll put again butts in seats. but i -- >> i saw you didn't see it on the onion, it was funny. thought it was a real story said he immediately got hazed in cleveland. johnny manziel apparently the team made him put on a cleveland browns jersey right away. so immediately were messing with him and hazing him. >> on the onion. >> yeah. >> we got to run. >> a lot more "squawk box" in just a moment. hiringg too much te and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; t