please join me in welcoming broderick johnson to the podium. >> thank you. good afternoon. i'm going to try to set my book here without hitting a delete button on these screens here. if i do, i'm sorry. well, it's great to be here in ann arbor. it's great to be back on this beautiful campus. you know, when you're in washington all the time, and you get a chance to go out to a campus like this one, you feel a sense of energy, the excitement, the youthfulness. it warms the heart and back in d.c., by the way, you all should know my west wing office is filled with michigan paraphernalia to remind me of this place, but also so that i can strike up conversations with people who come and visit and they're like oh, you went to michigan and then about a half hour later, we finally have stopped talking about the university of michigan. so it's all over the place and i'm quite proud to have it there. i have really appreciated not only having gone to this school and graduated from this school from the great law school, but many, many important moments of my own life which i will get to

please join me in welcoming broderick johnson to the podium. >> thank you. good afternoon. i'm going to try to set my book here without hitting a delete button on these screens here. if i do, i'm sorry. well, it's great to be here in ann arbor. it's great to be back on this beautiful campus. you know, when you're in washington all the time, and you get a chance to go out to a campus like this one, you feel a sense of energy, the excitement, the youthfulness. it warms the heart and back in d.c., by the way, you all should know my west wing office is filled with michigan paraphernalia to remind me of this place, but also so that i can strike up conversations with people who come and visit and they're like oh, you went to michigan and then about a half hour later, we finally have stopped talking about the university of michigan. so it's all over the place and i'm quite proud to have it there. i have really appreciated not only having gone to this school and graduated from this school from the great law school, but many, many important moments of my own life which i will get to

this was matthew broderick, he plays in tech whiz teenager who hacks into the main computer at norad,e is playing a computer game, unwittingly almost sets off world war iii. the following wednesday reagan is back in the white house, there is a national security meeting not about this, something else, but he can't get this movie out of his mind. at one point he puts down his index cards and says, has anybody seen this movie "war games"? he launches into detailed plot description, people are looking around, rolling their eyeballs. he turns to his chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and says, general, could something like this really happen? he said, i will look into that, mr. president. he comes back a week later and says, mr. president, the problem is much worse than you think, which led ten months later to the first presidential directive on computer security which reads, remarkably, like the things that you read all the time now. you know, our computers are coming under -- they're vulnerable to electronic interference from terrorists, criminals, foreign agents. >> what we hear abou

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okay, so you go in to shake matthew broderick's hand. >> jimmy: okay, yeah. >> you go this way. like, he's here. okay. >> jimmy: take care, man. >> and i come in, i intercept the handshake. [ laughter ] yeah, yeah, yeah. but now look at me with horror. like -- yeah. exactly. [ laughter ] and then -- that's almost like you're going to puke. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i'm not a good actor. i'm not a good actor. >> no, no. but i like it. that's good. that's good. good. and then i just went, "good night, jimmy." [ laughter ] and i dropped the mic and i walked away. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. pleasure. wow. what an interesting story. >> thank you. >> jimmy: that's insane. >> it was insane. >> jimmy: we have met before. >> we've met before. >> jimmy: i do remember that. it was a fun party. >> it was a fun party. not for me. i was -- i was struggling throughout the party. >> jimmy: no, but look at -- >> but my mission was accomplished. >> look at me now. >> jimmy: come on, we're talking here. we shook hands. no one's in harm. i'm a fan. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i want to

plus it's fashion frid >> matthew broderick helps track >> our exclusive continues with mariah carey. we were the only one she talked to backstage in paris. everything she does is so delicious that we put together meme's memeable moments. >> i wear it at home and then i wear regular clothes when have to. >> classic. but how about her reaction to missing the american idol finale? >> i was devastated that i couldn't be there. i almost lost my mind. i didn't know what to do. i had to go home and like ice my hand. i can't help it. this is just me. i don't even know what it is. >> filming a docu series. >> i'm like cameras, i'm dressing. >> haters going to hate. players going to play. >> i haven't met them before. >> a look inside the dressing room. velvet curtains, scented candles, and wine. >> what are your dressing room essentials? >> do i hav do i get any? i think i get none. do you want to know? right here. >> those are gifts from her fans that call themselves lambs and she puts them to good use like don'avt he to. >> and coming up taylor swift's fashion evolution. our shopping spree

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. >> matthew broderick was not behind it. so when you hand over the keys, how can you make sure something like this doesn't happen to your car? abc's eva pilgrim is here. good morning, eva. >> reporter: call it naive. but most of us don't think anything of dropping car off to be fixed. it happens more than you think. the advice from experts? think twice any time you hand over your keys. a mechanic's joyride caught on camera. >> reporter: the owner of this audi shocked to find this dash cam video after he picked up his car from the shop. according to the owner, this is a worker at the palo alto audi dealership, cruising along, hitting 87 miles per hour and blasting the radio. the owner discovered the video, he posted it right on the dealer's facebook page. accusing its staff of abusing a car while it was supposed to be serviced. shame on you. >> when you're handing over the keys to your car you have to be careful. >> reporter: but it can be more than just a joyride. like the one from "ferris bueller" when you hand over the key

far more tourists than locals would like but netflix may be to blame because it one victorian on broderick street in the spotlight again. they released a spinoff of full house with the house in its opening credits since the 1980s. >> we all still look good. >> but locals near alamo square say that this time the tourist trouble is worse than ever. it's in part because some visitors want to get as close as possible to the tanner family home. >> some will come and they will -- there will be lines. sometimes they will park in the street and get out and take pictures. so there will be traffic. jump over the fence to get to the door. it's been challenging when you're trying to get home or trying to park your car. >> while the tanner family home is in san francisco, the show was shot in burbank. >>> happening today, a national pizza chain is celebrating its first california location by giving away free pizza for a year. you have to be one of the first ten people through the door at 1,000 degrees pizza on homestead road in cupertino. if you are not an early bird it's okay. anyone who comes in betw

assuming that you've all seen or remember "war games," but, basically, the kid played by matthew broderick gets into the norad computer by, he has something called demon dialing. this was before the age of the internet. he hooks up a system that automatically dials the phone numbers, and when a modem is reached, it records that number. so he breaks into the norad computer like this. he thinks he's just latched on to some new online game, and he almost starts world war iii. but the screen writers were puzzled. they said, god, is this really plausible? could somebody just -- it's got to be a closed system, right? could somebody from the outside get into norad's number? they live inside santa monica and said who can we talk to? they went in and talked to willis ware. turned out to be a very nice guy. they laid out the problem, and he, you know, i designed the software and, you're right, it is a closed system, but there's always some officer who wants to work from home on the weekend, so he leaves a port -- so, yeah. if somebody happened to dial that number, he could get in. and he says, you k

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. >> kathleen willie, juanita broderick. all of this is going to come up. all of it.e ask this question. because i think this is fundamentally to the case. hillary is a weak candidate. hillary doesn't have the ability to, i guess, energize a crowd the way barack obama has, or bernie sanders or donald trump. she certainly doesn't have the interpersonal skills of her husband, bill clinton. she's got ethical issues hanging over her head. but yet she still does okay in matchups. hypothetical matchups. a.j., will that go away? >> yes, because the american public, since we're still in primaries hasn't had a chance to sit down with two candidates, okay, we have two, let's watch a debate between the two. let's look at the two records, not 16 digfferent records of 16 candidates and see who has a good record. with women even, trump has a record of being a champion of women including in the workplace. once the american public can compare the two, hillary has no shot. >> i think donald trump doesn't have a good record when it comes to women. only 58% of women don't like hillary.

. >> kathleen willie, juanita broderick. all of this is going to come up. all of it. let me ask this question. because i think this is fundamentally to the case. hillary is a weak candidate. hillary doesn't have the ability to, i guess, energize a crowd the way barack obama has, or bernie sanders or donald trump. she certainly doesn't have the interpersonal skills of her husband, bill clinton. she's got ethical issues hanging over her head. but yet she still does okay in matchups. hypothetical matchups. a.j., will that go away? >> yes, because the american public, since we're still in primaries hasn't had a chance to sit down with two candidates, okay, we have two, let's watch a debate between the two. let's look at the two records, not 16 digfferent records of 16 candidates and see who has a good record. with women even, trump has a record of being a champion of women including in the workplace. once the american public can compare the two, hillary has no shot. >> i think donald trump doesn't have a good record when it comes to women. only 58% of women don't like hil

. >> matthew broderick was not behind it. so when you hand over the keys, how can you make sure something like this doesn't happen to your