brian wilson, the texas law hawk. hunger for justicement brian wilson, the texas law hawk. that commercial is, of course attorney brian wilson, and after seeing his ad, we invited him on the show. he said yes, fantastic. what is the main thing you tell people when they're pulled over for drunk driving? >> well, the main thing i tell them is you don't have to say anything other than handing your driver's license. that's focused on texas law specifically. but just shut up, man! the less you say the better for the most part. kennedy: brian wilson, i know you are a major league pitcher and founder of the beach boys, are you a real good attorney or fun to party with? >> i hope both, but i'd say i really focus on my clients and clients come first before partying, though. kennedy: that is giving, brian wilson texas law hawk, thank you so much. >> thank y'all so much. appreciate it. kennedy: indeed, i'm in new york, i'll get arrested and can you bail me out. >> no. y'all take care. kennedy: hopefully you have been caressed by the talons of justice. you can watch all new episodes of

desperately worried and in love with who just wants to do the best thing for her. >> you see, brian wilson's daughter, vivian, was dying. her brain continuously locked in seizures and nothing had worked. the wilsons were pinning their hopes on medical marijuana. they read about marijuana on the internet and saw stories about it saving lives. like little charlotte, whose story was told in our first documentary "weed." >> i remember i was at the gym on the treadmill and i saw a preview. i was watching the tv. i was just so excited because i knew everything was going to change at that moment. >> they hoped marijuana would rescue vivian from the virtual prison she lives in. where bright lights, loud sounds and patterns can all induce a seizure. that's why she wears that patch on her eye. >> it's everything, all these little stimuli. she can't leave the house. >> vivian, do you know this book? >> vivian and i first played together in her darkened, quiet, very controlled bedroom. it quickly became clear how tremendous a toll this the isolation takes on vivian. but also the entire family. no one he

it looks like a picture of brian wilson. that's you. that's just amazing. what a great job you did in this. and you can sing, too. >> yeah, i can sing a little bit. this was the most fun i ever had acting, i think, brian. his spirit, like he's just an amazing, amazing man. >> jimmy: did you know much about the beach boys going in? >> i thought i did. but then -- i mean, that's one of the beautiful things, i think, about the film. i didn't know his story and the fact a guy who went through so much pain and struggle made music that made so many people smile, really moves me. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. we don't -- this is your first time on the show, i don't know if you've been on the show before, but we make our guests sing, every guest. >> every guest? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: every guest does. every guest does it. ethan just sang. ethan hawke just sang. i don't know if you missed it. i can do something with you if you would like. >> i will sing if you sing with me. >> jimmy: of course, do you mind doing a "beach boys" song? >> let's do it. let's d

>> he played brian wilson. young brian wilson. >> wait, that is your boyfriend, paul dano. >> what! >> what! >> one of these days. >> all right. we are happy for you, and so ho see you. and wow, "our brand of crisis" is in the theaters now. >> i didn't know. >> and now, we will have you dancing around the house or the office wherever you [barbie] you're lost, aren't you? [ken] i am not lost. [barbie] wait, i've never seen that giant turtle before. ken, where are we? [ken] relax. it's a 45,000 square foot store full of awesome toys. i just need to get my bearings. [barbie] that's the third time we've passed those space guys. [lego] hello again! [ken singing] just looking for something familiar. [barbie] there's batman! hey batman! just stop and ask him for directions. [ken] i am not asking batman for directions. toys"r"us has great deals on the latest hottest toys in our whole store of...awesome. guys listen up! jake, put that down point it at the ground til your ready that's not the ground leo put that down when your day goes on and on, you need 48 hour odor protection that goes on

you're fantastic in this playing brian wilson's wife. >> brian wilson from the beach boys. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> you're a big music fan. you know that stuff. >> jimmy: i love this. i didn't know paul dano. >> yes. >> jimmy: i thought it was "dan-o." >> paul dano. >> jimmy: and i'm a big fan, i thought it was, "dan-o." >> paul dano. >> jimmy: "day-no." >> there you go. now we know. >> jimmy: now we know. [ laughter ] but everybody's fantastic in this. cusack as well. you had a big year because you have that then you have the "hunger games." mockingjay. this is the end. >> part 2. this is the end. it's the last, it's the end. >> jimmy: this is the big one. >> yeah, it's the showdown as we call it. president snow versus katniss. it's the war. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's no longer games. the games are real. >> jimmy: the games are real. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we can't give anything away except if you read the book it will give everything away. but, "the hunger games." [ laughter ] they're famous books. >> they're big, famous books. >> jimmy: i don't want to spoil anything. >> you can -- [ lau

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me -- you can have the next word -- let me say this, the thing that baffles me, does he have a brian wilson issue? >> yes. >> it seems like the core elements of his story are undisputable. and it's a story. why the need to embellish it like the journalists say, hey, it's a question of whether it really happened? >> one more time, these are perfectly legitimate questions that cnn is asking. all i'm asking for is consistency. joe biden when he was running said he was a coal miner. joe biden never worked as a cole miner. and hillary said climbing everett. obama was born four years before the selma march. >> but larry -- >> let me finish, those discrepancies didn't kill their candidacy, any more than these discrepancies ought to kill ben carson's candidacy. >> here's the problem with republicans. this isn't about hillary, obama or biden. this is about ben carson who hasn't just embellished, he seemed to have fabricated core parts of his life from rags to riches. i think it's a problem, like matt said, do we really want this guy to face off against hillary clinton? no, we don't. i don't predict

can you sit in for brian wilson? ♪ >> i know i haven't changed i don't think.ome, the people treat you so differently. >> he grew up dirt poor in arkansas, learned music on a sears & roebuck guitar and became one of the biggest recording stars of all time. a much sought after studio musician he recorded with frank sinatra, elvis to the beach boys. ♪ >> if "true grit" is as successful as everyone says he's going to be, we may have something going. ♪ >> the rhinestone cowboy himself, mr. glen campbell. [ imitating donald duck ]. >> people say, is there no end to this man's habits? >> there is no beginning. >> you know what the date is today? the month, day and year. what month do you think this is? >> h i -- what is it? i don't know. let's go look. >> what time of the year? are we in winter, spring, summer or fall? >> i don't worry about those things. >> don't worry about that. >> don't worry about them. >> all right. do you know the year. >> 1870, something like that. >> no, no, no. >> i don't pay attention to those things. but when it is needed i take care of t

brian. there's a wilson school at princeton.hich is the living memorial to wilson and was headed by lee hamilton, a very highly respected -- >> forgive me. i got my princeton and washington mixed up. >> that's all right. i'm a princeton mom and lee is getting the medal of freedom next week and we salute him. i think it's boneheaded to tell muslims in the world that we don't want you here because we're afraid that if you are a highly educated, responsible person growing up in syria and go through the bells an whistles to come to the united states we don't trust you. it's the wrong message. we have at least a yearlong clearance process to let people -- to grant people asylum in the united states. i understand from experts here that there have been almost 700,000 refugees entering into the united states since 9/11. three of them after they entered were suspected of funneling money to terror groups and deported. there have been no terrorists emerging from this large mass of people. and i think we should follow the regular process, p

wilson. death few days before his , he completed his arguments in the scopes trial. that is brian and that is clarence darrow. this is my supreme court section. 12 supreme court justices are buried in arlington. number one, taft. earlne, weren't all -- ren. four in a row. nobody looks. william douglass, father of the nuclear navy. hugo black. their goal marshall -- thurgood marshall. the boardbrown versus of education for the si supreme court, successfully. this is my african-american section. medgar evers, murdered by a klansman, and admitted white supremacist. pose.woulwood daniel james. the first four-star general, and original tuskegee airmen. who met him said he was the coolest guy ever met. this is james parks. james parks was born a slave, owned by, property of george washington. when the federal troops came across, he did not have anything to do, so he said, i will work for you, and he learned to be a brick mason. , andthose were all done arlington starting to become a cemetery, he started to date graves for pay. he retiredes until at age 82. he was given permission by the

brian, thanks very much. let's bring in our experts former congresswoman jane harmon, top democrat on the house intelligence committee, she now heads the woodrow wilsonenter here in washington. also joining us peter bergen and phil mudd, former cia official as well as cnn military analyst retired lieutenant general mark hertling. guys, we have a lot to assess right now. let me take a quick break. we'll gather the information. much more on the breaking news right after this. oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. ♪ you make me feel so young... it's what you do. ♪ you make me feel ♪ so spring has sprung. on location with the famous, big idaho potato truck. our truck? it's touring across america telling people about idaho potatoes. farmer: let's go boy. again this year the big idaho potato truck is traveling the country spreading the word about heart healthy idaho potatoes and maki

wilson. just a few days before his death he completed his arguments in the scopes trial. that's brian. that's clarence darryl. this is my supreme court section, 12 supreme court justices are buried in arlington. number one, taft. he was chief justice of the united states. earl warren, warren earl, and william rehnquist. on the way up to the kennedy grave oliver wendell holmes. a few feet further you look over and you see william brennan, thurgood marshall. four in a row. nobody looks. nobody looks. if this were -- see four justices buried four in a row. this is arlington. the father of the nuclear navy. arthur goldberg, hugo black. i like that he got a simple g.i. stone. and thurgood marshall. not only did thurgood marshall become the first black to serve on the supreme court, he argued brown vs. board of education before the supreme court in 1954 successfully argued brown vs. board of education. this is my african-american section with medgar evers, secretary for the naacp murdered in his driveway by a white supremacist. he was two hung juries in the '60s. finally a mixed race, mixed