i know anthony bourdain would be so pissed off if he knew that you did that.u like -- ♪ love her today find one hundr ways ♪ >> jimmy: oh, it's such a good jam.: >> questloah, man. >> jimmy: who is that? who sings that? >> questlove: james ingram. >> jimmy: james ingram. >> james ingram, wow! >> jimmy: that's who it is, man. >> you know when i used to come out here, man, like -- i love how they play music for the guest when they come out. and i thought they were going to b came out here. time i and they started playing the gap band. i'm like, "come on, man." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you got to give a a little bit -- >> and then they did a a dave matthews song, right? >> questlove: we did -- >> you kno i was thinkin' we're boys though, man. >> jimmy: you are now. >> questlove: we did dave matthews, "the space between."ht [ la and applause ] [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: because he knows you're a fan -- >> i mean d >> jimmy: e matthews. >> they did do that "space between." and i got to say, dave matthews siap music, i'm buying it. i'm all in. [ laughter and applause

and you see bourdain would come out and be like, "you, oh my -- we're going to talk, man." [ laughter made him, in his honor, like, the ultimate 600 song yacht rock -- >> jimmy: 600 songs. >> questlove: playlist. i didn't even know there was 600 songs, but i couldn't stop doing it. >> jimmy: dude, it's unbelievable. it's on pandora but it's also on spotify. >> questlove: pandora and spotify, yeah. >> jimmy: dude, it's -- >> i got to get it. >> jimmy: you have to -- dude, it's like jams that you're like, "i love that jam!" i know anthony bourdain would be so pissed off if he knew that you did that. [ laughter ] it would be -- but it's like -- ♪ find one hundred ways yeah! you know what i'm saying, like -- >> yeah. oh, like, come on. you on a yacht and you like -- ♪ love her today find one hundred ways ♪ >> jimmy: oh, it's such a good jam. >> questlove: yeah, man. >> jimmy: who is that? who sings that? >> questlove: james ingram. >> jimmy: james ingram. >> james ingram, wow! >> jimmy: that's who it is, man. >> you know when i used to come out here, man, like -- i love how they play musi

(ken) "anthony bourdain: parts unknown" has been nominated for six emmys.bourdain -- who hosted and was the executive producer of the show -- took his own life on june 8th. the awards will be announced at the 70th primetime emmy awards ceremony on september 17th. the series was in the middle of season eleven when bourdain died, so it could also pick up some nominations next year. a couple of weeks ago when we spoke with a's president dave kaval he told us this team is a pennant race. it seems he might be on to something... the a's are not just winning games... the are standing toe to toe against the world champs. before the game... j-j watt delivered the astros five all- star representatives their american league jerseys... ahead of the midsummer classic next tuesday. bottom four... astros up by two tony kemp goes opposite field... two-run shot off chris hatcher houston up 4-nothing never count this a's team out top fifth... steph piscotty has homered in four his last five games oakland with two on... piscotty goes down the middle marvin gonzalez bobbles th

and our own anthony bourdain was honored with two posthumous nods. nominations. >>> let's get a check of cnn money. wall street ignoring trade fears. thanks to a rally in tech stocks. u.s. futures are higher. investors are waiting on corporate earnings with some of the largest banks report today. wall street expects a strong season. s&p profits should be 20% higher than last year. >>> delta plans to pay $2 billion more for fuel this year and it is not alone. all airlines are paying more as oil prices rise. u.s. crude is up more than 20%. this could mean higher ticket prices for you with delta boosts fares by 4%. american airlines raises prices 1%. >>> a build-a-bear promotion turning into chaos. michelle, families across the u.s. went nuts for a sale. the pay our age promotion to let customers pay their current age for popular stuffed animals. thousands of customers showed up forcing stores to close with long lines and turn customers away due to crowds and safety concerns. >> this is cruel. >> unusual. >> the families did not walk away empty handed.

bourdain had bgn datin accuser asia argento.ntons worked to destroy his accusers. and he said he would be willing to compromise his principles for someone who is competent. >> you know what i need after that? a morning boost. >> three brothers and a heart surprise. the middle brother, andrew, the one in the white shirt, answers the door andides behind it. he's planning to jump out and surprise his little other. what he doesn't know is their eldest brother has just come home from military service to surprise him. check it out. >> where's andrew? oh, my gosh. this hug, by the way, goes on forever. tears of jo s you can how much those guys missed each other. how whu you think you're being the surpriser and you're the >> with that bank shot they played, that was incredible. >>hanks for theboost. >> coming up, amazon prime day getting under way. what you nee to kno to take full advantage of the deals. >> plus, serena williams showing the heart of a champion after coming up just short at wimbledon. >> for all the moms out there, i was

anthony bourdain's interview with based within a month after he took his own life.his interview calmly sank the clintons claiming bill clinton over accusations over misconduct. he also railed against the couple for dismantling and destroying the lives of women trying to speak out. that is what is happening now. cheryl: what is happening right now with summer heat. it is continuing to scorch the country. gerri: i guess no surprise. it is mid july. janice dean is back and she's here with the forecasting for us. good morning. reporter: good morning, ladies. feeling like summertime with the humidity along the east coast. oppressive as the word of the day. 78 in new york, but again with the humidity it feels even more brought back. the cold front will push away this afternoon and give us potential for stronger storms. the past 24 hours as he headed towards the mid-atlantic in the northeast to come in the northeast to consider for a double come through giving us potential for very heavy rain. some cooler temperatures will cut the humidity but also give this threat for sev

say suicide rates rise following the death of celebrities, such as anthony bour dine or kadane -- bourdain end of your day, there is somebody supposed to be in my life right now. >> act contractor and director and content creator on youtube. i lost my little sister to suicide when i was 17 at the same time i knew the graphic was young girls. >> suicide is the second leading address. the texting aspect is much more familiar, comfortable. i believe they have the capability. >> you texted pain, we are there for you, you can text in the heat of the moment. you text 741, 741, you can reach us inside messenger and kick. we handle a thousand conversations a month. we expect that to double by the end of this year. we need more crisis couple counsellors, america, this is a great what i to volunteer and have an immediate impact on someone else's life. >> a missing oregon woman has been found alive. this was after her car went off a cliff more than a week ago. . >> the monterey california sheriffs officer says two people on a walk spotted angela hernandez nearly 2,000 feet down this cliff. she was ta

and sandra oh, lead actress nomination and anthony bourdain posthumously for his show, "parts unknownformers who won an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. rita moreno is in that club. >>> the boys still hospitalized after being in an underwater cave for 18 days. >>> talking about the technique that helped them survive. it's meditation. >>> plus, the >>> let's go back to the update of the breaking news happening in union city we're following. crews have been working hard to extract a man from a cement mixer. he's been trapped about 2 1/2 hours. >> they were working to drain the cement. it's unclear how he got there. this is on the property of the united states pipe and foundry company. this is an active situation. it was hard to see. you can see arms and a gloved hand and working as hard as they can to get him out of there. >> of course, concrete dries and they don't want that around him with pressure around his body, very dangerous. look at the frantic activity, trying to free this man as quick as they possibly can in union city on whipple road. he's been there about 2 1/2 hours. that's a

to hear his reaction to anthony bourdaine's death, go to our website. >>> and next week, a sunday siith 24-year-old golf phenom jordan spieth as he prepares to defend his title at the british open. we talk about his winning the masters and being a global star at , how he's trying to keep his life as normal as he can and his thoughts on the future of tiger woods. next week, jordan spieth on tiger woods. >>> at is going to hot week, all week along, especially across the eastern 2/3 of the country, we're looking at record heat possible as we go into monday, scattered storms in the ohio and the tenneee river valleys. temperatures in the mid 90s, feeling close to 100. the heat will start to build out west. by the time we get to friday, it could be 99 degrees in looens angeles and then showers will help cool things out in the southeast. >> out ourwindow, it ishazy, we have got sunny skies right now, but we have also got temperatures already in the upper 70s at this point. heat advisory beginsaf this rnoon at noon. continues until 8:00 p.m. this afternoon, it could be hotter than it was yes

institute of health, suicide rates often climb in the months after high profile deaths like anthony bourdainde. there are ways to get help and others who are struggling. here is this week's "impact your world." >> i live another day. there is someone who's supposed to be alive right now and they're not. >> i am an actor and director and contact creator on youtube. i lost my little sister when i was 17. when i first started talking about it. i was very afraid how it was going to be received. but at the same time, i knew that my main demographic was young girls and no one ever talked to me about mental illness. i am a huge advocate for crisis text line. the texting aspect is much more familiar and comfortable. i believe they have the capability to really connect with kids who want that help. >> you text us when you are in pain and we are there for you so we can help you. >> you text 741741, you can reach us inside facebook messenger and kicks. we are handling about 100,000 conversations a month. we expect for it to double. we need more crisis counselors, america, you are needed and your empath

you know, be like bourdain.is the big island of hawaii, to check out a historic fish bond at the -- national park. by the 1970s the land had fallen into disrepair and was targeted by developers. that's when native hawaiian activists stepped in. their protests not only helped restore it, but turned it into a national park. another example of hawaiians showing the world that good can triumph over evil. today that spirit lives on with ruth alua. she's a guardian of the park's historic fish bond and she works with the federal government to continue its restoration. >> so this fish bond is hundreds of years old. it's always been used to produce fish. so we can just literally jump down and hand pick the fish you would want from the fish bond. >> so this is a way for people to sustainably fish, and it doesn't require a lot of unnatural energy or resources? >> yes, yeah, that's exactly it. >> here's how this fish bond works. ruth's ancestors built the stone walls to create the pond and protect it from the waves of the o

to check out his reaction to the death of anthony bourdain, check online and the extended conversation apple pod cast or wherever you get your podcast and next week, a sunday sit down and time on the range with 24-year-old golf phenomenon jordan spieth. we talk about him winning the masters and becoming a global star at 21. how he's trying to keep his life as normal as he can and his thoughts on fruit tour uture of woods. jordan spieth next week on "sunday today." dylan dreyer back here. >> did you enjoy that steak? none of us know what it tastes like. it will be a hot week all week long across the eastern two thirds of the country. record heat month, scattered storms in the ohio and tennessee river valleys and by the middle of the week, hot and humid and temperatures in the mid-90s and heavy tropical downpours down south and the heat will build down west and friday 99 in los angeles and then showers will >>> and we are still tracking a couple of fire hazards heading into the afternoon. red flag warning extended for the yellow county. low humidity levels and a chance to see winds peeki

to the national institutes of health, suicide rates climb after high profile deaths like anthony bourdain'selp others who are struggling. here's this week's impact your world. >> at the end of the day, you know, there's someone who's supposed to be in your life right now, and they're not. >> i'm an actor/director and content creator on youtube. i lost my little sister to suicide when i was 17. when i first started talking about it, i was very afraid of how it was going to be received. but at the same time i knew that my main demographic was young girls and that no one had ever talked to me about mental illness. i'm an advocate for crisis text line. suicide is the second leading cause of death. the texting aspect is more familiar and comfortable. they have the capability to really connect with kids who want the help. >> you text us when you're in pain and we're there for you so we can help you right in the heat of the moment. text 741741, you can also reach us inside facebook messenger, and kick. we are handling about 100,000 conversations a month. and we expect that to double by the end of

someone else who had a real moment in the "me too" movement and -- was so tragic to lose, was anthony bourdainth: who was your colleague at cnn. >> yeah. >> seth: i found it heartbreaking. did you know him well? >> i knew him. i knew him okay. i wasn't one of his closest friends. but i knew him okay. and in fact, it was through the "me too" movement that he and i started talking a lot because he was so outraged. and -- and we had done a lot of coverage about harvey weinstein last year, and he would reach out and we would talk a lot. and that's one of the things. it's such a loss -- for people who are inspired by him for any number of ways. his show was about the humanity of us all. >> seth: it really was, yeah. >> but he really had -- what i -- the side that i saw of him that i loved was his passion. his righteous indignation against -- indignation against injustice and against all the people that let harvey weinstein get away with it for so long. it's not like there are a ton of people who have that righteous indignation. so, the world is much poorer for his having left. >> seth: yeah. he wil

stewart says that following the deaths of kate spade and anthony bourdain, calls to the national suicideped 25%. >> i do think there's a national discussion and understanding about mental health issues that we have not seen before. >> absolutely. i mean, look, you and i remember that morning and i was wondering what would happen to the national suicide prevention lifeline and i didn't know it was 25%, but that means something is working. if people are reaching out and calling, we should build on that as the congressman says. >> nice to see them coming together in washington. >>> georgia's house speaker is calling for the resignation of a state lawmaker who repeated to use the n word and dropped his pants on the showtime series "who is america". >> why did he do that? >> republican state representative jason spencer was pranked that he was an anti-terror expert. apparently you yell the n word and drop your pants. i guess it's something that happens. in the sketch, cohen convinces him to yell these racial slurs to prevent himself against attackers. >> in america there is one forbidden word

. >> williams' struggle back in the spotlight with the recent suicides of kate spade and anthony bourdaint successful person that i know. >> the upcoming hbo documentary, robin williams, come inside my mind. pull back the curtain. >> being in the spotlight isn't easy. >> the director of the documentary. >> it was amazing to see the energy he had. i mean, he would come on that stage and give you everything he had. >> your hair is blowing in the wind and the window isn't even open. >> i think people admire that, the courage, the honesty, the humor. the mind. the quickness. >> he and i are like this. >> we are. >> one of the film's most powerful interviews coming from robin's long time friend, billy crystal. >> i walk him back to his town house. zack, he's crying like crazy. simple on the base of the skull of the baby and zack starts to kbie et down. i hand him back to robyn. he looked at me like i was -- like a genius. that was the first time we connected in a different way that wasn't about comedy. it was about being a father and being a friend. >> as incredibly -- i was incredibly moved b

when we look at someone like anthony bourdain or kate spade, these are people who've changed millionsor change whatever's going on that's causing the terrible issue for you, but to know that you're not alone and that your life is worth something always. >> you don't have to be extraordinary to be love snoobl that's right. you're not alone ♪ when you're broken on the ground you will be found ♪ >> reporter: when the show premiered on broadway at the end of 2016, suicide rates were at a 30-year high. it's the second leading cause of death in peej age 0 to 24, the fourth leading cause in those between 35 and 54. while nearly 9% of those 18 to 25 admitted to having suicidal thoughts. >> we had no idea that the show would start the conversations that it started. and we're not experts. we quickly learned from the experts what to say and where to guide people and how to get people to the right places if they needed help. those early moves to kind of partner with those people and to get that conversation started were very beneficial to the show and kept us honest and kept us knowing the respon

that fact was evident last month when both kate spade and anthony bourdain both, unfortunately, very successful in their careers, took their own lives. it's heartbreaking when someone is suffering so much that they choose to end their own life. unfortunately, i know it in my own family when people are afraid to reach out. the national suicide prevention hotline improvement act before us today would make it easier for people wanting to connect with someone through that hotline. the bill would set up a process to give americans an easy to remember three digit code like 9-1-1 to call, when they or their loved one, is in crisis. rather than the current 10 number. the bill would also require the substance abuse and mental health services administration to study the effectiveness of the national suicide prevention lifeline. currently known as 1-800-237-talk. and the department of veterans affairs would be required to study the effectiveness of the veterans crisis line. the senate has passed a companion bill by unanimous consent. h.r. 2345 is a bipartisan, commonsense bill and i want to tha