please welcome to the show, brooklyn decker. ♪ ♪ where brooklyn at where brooklyn at where brooklyn atok gorgeous, brooklyn decker. thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: long time, no see. >> yeah, three days. it's been too long. >> jimmy: i just saw -- >> two days, maybe. >> jimmy: two days. i saw you when to this big met gala that "vogue" throws, and we were at a table together. here is you looking gorgeous. look at this. ooh-la-la, sassoon. look at that. beautiful, gorgeous dress. >> thank you. >> jimmy: tory birch. >> yes. >> we had a fun table. >> we did, yeah. >> jimmy: it was me, you -- >> ben stiller. >> jimmy: ben stiller, christine, his wife, my wife nancy. >> who was great, by the way. >> jimmy: thank you, she's awesome. >> rashida jones. >> jimmy: rashida jones. i had an awkward kissing moment with rashida. >> with -- the wife was there. >> jimmy: kiss on the cheek -- >> tried to go for one, miss, got the lip a little -- >> jimmy: no, it was weirder. there was another guy there that i was going to talk to sitting next to her. i think it was

brooklyn.>> i'm matt. i'm also from brooklyn. >> jimmy: matt from brooklyn, oh, very good. [ cheers and applause ] >> andrew from brooklyn. >> jimmy: andrew from brooklyn, what? [ cheers and applause ] >> and we don't know one other. >> jimmy: yeah. that's crazy, right? >> i'm james from new jersey. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, no, i'm just kidding. i love new jersey. when you came here today, did you know you'd be performing together? you didn't know that. >> not at all. >> no. >> jimmy: all right. very good. and you've never met before at all, even though you all live in brooklyn? >> no. >> jimmy: except for new jersey. come on. while you were backstage, we asked you to come up with a name for your band. what did you guys come up with? >> da wynnerz. w-y-n-n-e-r-z. >> jimmy: what? >> da wynnerz. >> jimmy: the wynnerz? like an extra "th"? >> like, d-a and then winners spelled with a "y." >> jimmy: oh, da wynnerz. >> da wynnerz. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. it's da wynnerz, okay. i though

. >> in this busy emergency room in brooklyn, one of the most widely prescribed drugs is the antibiotic, azithromycin. >> it generally has been a safe drug we have used for many years. >> also known as zithromax or a z-pak, it's a five-day course of antibiotics prescribed for every from sinus problems to bronchitis. there have been reports of problems with this drug with patients with heart disease. the new england journal of medicine reports researchers at vanderbilt university have found that the drug could increase the risk of sudden cardiac death in some patients. >> there's a lot of smoke with regard to whether or not there are heart problems and we wanted to see if there was any fire. and we found that there was. >> for patients who have heart disease, severe diabetes and other risk factors, the drug can cause an abnormal and even fatal heart rhythm. >> we saw a relatively small number of deaths in the azithromycin users but it was 2.5 times as many as would be expected. >> last year, doctors wrote over 55 million prescriptions in the united states for azithromycin. globally, sale

back in brooklyn, doctors still see it as an important medication. >> for my practice, i will be moreilant in looking for signs of cardiac disease for patients for whom i'm preziebing it. >> patients should talk to their doctors about considering an alternative biotic, and for those with high cholesterol, the risk factors like diabetes, high blood pressure, anything else that can put your heart at risk is a conversation worth having and a reminder, this is an antibiotic. it doesn't work for a common cold. not for viruses and a second-line drug of choice. >> this will now get the attention of all physicians. >> up next tonight, a new tipping point. something has just happened in america for the first time in our history. it changes our society forever. it says a lot about who we are. i woke up with this horrible rash on my right side. an intense burning sensation like somebody had set it on fire. and the doctor said, cindie, you have shingles. he said, you had chickenpox when you were a little girl... i said, yes, i did. i don't think anybody ever thinks they're going to get shingles.

. >> reporter: 36-year-old jessica from brooklyn also took part in the photo shoot, breastfeeding her daughter, olive, who turns 3 next month. >> i think it's really kindle of confusing to me about the reaction to this cover. take a look at any entertainment or celebrity magazine. there's definitely a lot more cleavage. >> reporter: she has no plans to wean any time soon. >> i breastfeed her in the park, i breastfield her on airplanes and on trains. >> you want to have a little bit? >> reporter: though rates are growing, less than 24% of moms nurse their 1-year-olds, something the american academy of pediatrics recommends. the world health organizations extends that to 2 years and beyond. but most pediatricians see little knew trillional value beyond that and question the emotional value of that. >> if i see a child who is still breastfeeding at age 3, i want to know why. are they doing it for the child or the mom? >> reporter: abc's richard besser is a pediatrician by training who believes breastfeeding for years opinion years could hall person a child's development. >> you can see s

>> guest: brooklyn. my image of what it was to be an american, of very robust sense of history you go through europe and that alice i land and live in brooklyn. and college i a came across a book from james goodwin and took of class and the american south. we had gone to monticello and new were lands but really never thought about a completely different kind of america. everybody by a new it was a few generations and very different ratio politics. i spent several summers in the south and after a graduated college and thought of loathsome thing i discovered is rethinking of jim crow at the southern experience. if you understand it was the whole nation. certain forms of state mandated acts a lot of the more private economic forms and that is why we have not gone as far because we define the problem that was a national problem if read have not actually figured out the rest of it. >> host: why called "the lost promise of civil rights"? >> lawyers have a sense what it could take to underline to grow lucrative

and i have voted in brooklyn when i lived in brooklyn and i really don't understand it. to me, it's like an insult. >> i know you sound like you voted in brooklyn, but that's what you get for being a registered democrat in florida these days where birtherism is running out of control. republican governor rick scott has ordered all noncitizens removed from voter rolls. it is illegal for noncitizens to vote anywhere in the country and florida officials have come up with a list of 180,000 suspects. people who they think are not citizens and are on the voting rolls. it is a list that florida's former secretary of state did not believe was credible. the first 2,600 people have now received letters saying that florida believes they are not citizens of this country. but they will be allowed to prove their citizenship within 30 days in order to stay on the voter rolls. the man you just heard, saying he's been voting in florida for 15 years is 91 years old. that's 91-year-old bill internakola. he was born in brooklyn, he was awarded a bronze star for service as a medic at the bat

>> i hope it's the brooklyn nets. i do.pe it's the brooklyn nets. >> i think they should call it the new jersey nets since the new york giants are in jersey. we can have a hypocrisy sports tradeoff that way. >> i like that way. >> i'm here for solutions. who wants to smack me now? it's very, very thrilling and it's great for brooklyn. i was one that wished the nets moved to brooklyn when they tore down shea stadium. whether there's a hooters or not, it's great for the economy and great for brooklyn. >> it's going to be classy. >> keep it classy. >> lest not have a hooters, let's have a tgi fridays. >>> still ahead on "starting point," if we can. it's like a hitchcock movie, one man fearing an attack from above. we'll tell you what happened. >>> plus the gop reacting to president obama's secret trip to afghanistan. some critics say it was just a campaign stop. governor mitt romney seemed to be okay with it. we're going to talk to his national campaign co-chairman tim pawlenty ahead. >>> and jason siegle wants hillary clinton

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you can see it from old pictures from the brooklyn bridge. you see this climbing up there and dominating the sky line. age 99, tallest building in the world, today known for j and r, the digital place. i always call it the j and r building. i'm not sure they say that. everybody immediately gets it. now, this is not new york. it cannot be. the only way you can take a photograph like this is go out of town or you're going to get killed by a taxi or bicyclist. this is i think salt lake city. a friend of mine took this many years ago. how did the designers treat skyscraper? the exterior skin. about the exterior skin, the curtain wall, was divided into base, shaft and capital. narrow base, long shaft, narrow cap ital. a three-story base, a long middle section known as the shaft, and a decorated capital. mid sentry laughed, thought it was a joke. post modernists brought back this idea and basically this is how we deal with skyscrapers today. why? because it really does answer the relationship of the sky scrape tear the rest of the city. at the lowe

>> i grew up in brooklyn. when i grew up, my image of what it was to be an american, based on my own family where we had a very robust family history, we come from the eastern europe, and you go through long island, and eventually live in brooklyn. i got to college, and i came across james goodman in a book he wrote called stories of scottsboro. i took a class on it. >> have you visited? >> i had not. i have never really thought about lately different kind of america with different race relations and ethnic generations. here is generation after generation and very different racial politics. i then spent several summers in college in the south. i spent time after i graduated from college in the south and i just thought that it was a world very unlike what i have experienced great one of the things i discovered in writing the book was that we think of jim crow as a southern experience. i don't think that's true anymore. there was a lot about jim crow was certainly true of the whole nation. certain mandates, thou

but patty's only seen the sight, a girl can see from brooklyn heights, what a crazy pair!onto socialsecurity.gov and file online. patty: what if i need to know how much money i'll be getting? cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪

brooklyn. to this jimmy ♪ wasting away again in margaritaville, searching for my lost shaker of salt ♪ >> i didn't hear it. i'm sorry. can you replay it? >> no, we cannot, mr. brooklyn. ♪ some people claim >> this is going well. we should do this every day. >> there are the lyrics. some people claim there's a woman to blame. >> isn't it funny? a great musician but made a great career out of margaritas and parrots. >> you're right. love him. all right. we have time for a couple more, kathie. >> he just sang it for us and he was right. he got it. please, mr. brooklyn. what year did the beach boys who sang "surfin' safari" and "california girl" form as group? 1959, '60, '61 or '63? >> 1961. >> wow! great. '61. >> when it comes to summertime songs, the beach boys except for some bad christmas song they had once, they were all summertime themed. they were at the beach. >> christmas is important for songs. >> christmas is unbeatable. but the sound track of your summers, you'll never forget the songs

i technical and lived in brooklyn, with access to new york city, -- i technically lived in brooklyn. it was a world of opportunity that maybe it's not as readily available to others to grow up in more or a rural community. they may have to travel further. tavis: it can work even in duluth, minnesota. your mother exposing you to the arts. what impact do you think that had? i am thinking beyond that piano and being exposed to the arts, what barry >> musica all kinds. classical, broadway shows, and then the music in my teenage world, it hit at the same time as me feeling the lower half of my body hitting, and it was a good mix, and that i wanted to get into that world, so really if you expose me to and musically, it comes out. tavis: when do you recall hearing lyrics in your head? >> my first husband, my first co-writer, who wrote all of those great hits in the 1960's. he is often not credited. it is very important to me that he be credited, because he not only often wrote the lyrics but drove where the money needed to go. after we were divorced, there is a periodti not writing with him

i voted in brooklyn when i lived in brooklyn. i really don't understand it. to me social security like an insult. >> as it happens, there's pattern emerging among the florida voters. the state is trying to remove from the voters rolls this year. the miami herald has been studying the list. they have found hispanic, democrat and independent minded voters are likely to be targeted. only 13% of the list is white even though 68% of florida voters is white. the big voter purge going on in florida right now in addition to be riddled with flat out errors is disproportionately targeting two groups that are shaping up to be for obama in this presidential race. democrats and latinos among whom president obama holds a 34-point nationwide lead. that's who is being purged. from the state that gave us a 537 margin vote victory in the year 2000 and trying to revoke voting rights. what could possibly go wrong? joining us now is michael waltman. thanks very much for your time. nice to have you here. >> great to be with you. >> having studied voting rights cases all around the

happy 129 birthday to the brooklyn bridge. have you thought about the brooklyn bridge?where did you come up with that? >> kimberly: i thought it was nice. it woke up and heard it was the birthday for the brooklyn bridge. is anybody going to celebrate that? it doesn't get good press. north dakota is a fleet weekend. it'd be careful if i were you. >> andrea: support the troops. being a woman in new y

i love to take photographs of tuesday all over the world, and this photograph was taken in brooklyn. and it was taken next to a sign, a very simple sign at a storefront. but, it was potentially, it it was so serendipitous because, what his son the chalkboard is what somebody had the thoughtfulness to do, and that is -- tuesday, good void, said. good boy. stay. they have had the thoughtfulness to write down a manual camp's rules for happiness. i had never heard can't tm's philosophy or seen it on a chalk board before. as most of you know, e-mini will -- emanuel, a great philosopher who can should be did a lot toward life and the evolution of humanity. but, beautifully he wrote some rules of happiness and this person who rode on the chop word had again the thoughtfulness to write them down in three of all it ties sentences. the rules for happiness. the first one, something to do. you have to have something to do. you have to have a purpose, to work, to be fulfilled some way. the second being, have someone to love. someone to love. and isn't that churck? and is in that true? and third,

and should i or should i go to russia basketball star andre kurylenko why it's a familiar to the brooklyn that. start there with the news that tom toms have been relegated from the russian premier league after a one zero defeat at curley. were getting the game's only goal after just six minutes rising at the far post here tom did have their chances to equalise and also had a good penalty a pail turned down for humble in the first half but sometimes the referee managed to miss this one. in the second half tom did press again but couldn't find a goal and their fate was effectively see when midfield at dennys grantee have were sent off for a second book about left and ten minutes from time to seven years spent in russia's top flight then is over korea and i two points above the relegation playoffs. so this is how the bottom end of the russian prime a league is looking at the so-called relegation groups toma dying along with about it now chick dash the third in full bottom things will enter the relegation tie off at the end of the season their current they are currently brushed off on volga k

brooklyn nets. for the euro. reinforcement the ready n.h.l. . of the russian ice hockey ahead of the world championships start. the race for champions league qualification next season is now the center of attention in russian football followings a need for attention of their title at the weekend plenty of midweek action to keep track of with seven games in all taking place on wednesday including a couple of moscow. one of them europe just the back to see this is the c.s. . the home side that didn't get off to the best of starts manuel de costa receiving a red card and then there is a goal by the leading scorer in russia see to do with twenty eight goals this season number two for the army men would come in the second half to one toss it coolly making it to nil he would score his third from a set piece maybe the flexion but the old cunt don't pay three mil a second two games. in the capital so a sports talk take on. kevin karami hoping. just three minutes in the thought was to be their highlight of t

and brooklyn lee is the best new starlet in porn. she won an award recently. the copy now. >> let's hear this. >> but, okay, there you go. so she posted -- brooklyn posted on her twitter account she won the best sex scene in her last award. i cannot read the film because that would be a no-no. but -- >> you would not be allowed back here tomorrow. >> oh, i would love to. it's a pretty funny one. you can do research and find the name of the film. but there's bill. >> we need to start a caption contest. i wonder what the -- give me one good caption. can you think of something really quick? >> of bill and the ladies? "commander in chief." >> oh, nice! >> how about that? >> the best i got is, "hope hillary is not watching." >>> all right. really quickly, anderson cooper absolutely hates barbie mom. we want you to listen to this, and then you'll know what we're talking about. >> i honestly have nothing more to talk to you about. i got to be honest. i got to be honest. i've got to just stop. >> she wants to inject botox into her child so her child stops sweating. >>

russian media reports that it will join the newly really brooklyn nets owned by. parker all for the yearly. reinforcements up the ready n.h.l. stores yet. arrived to bolster the russian ice hockey squad ahead of friday's world championship start. first head pitch side where the race for champions league football next season is now the center of attention here in russia plenty of midweek action to keep track of with seven games in all taking place and when sting clearing a couple of. the first of which we. see both teams in the reckoning for those euro places didn't start off well go for the rich man manuel de costa getting a red card here city the league's top scorer very kind of east twenty goals up the moment and then in the second half want to become to receive this monster and i think he would get the chance to make it three his brace coming. from the free kicks like the french. goods i and two games in the i. mean the couple so far to. head to head the visitors on the attack first this is only three minutes in the game kevin karami makes one. but after that t

and should i should i go to the most go star under the care olenka always up to the brooklyn nets. and use that tom toms car been relegated from the russian premier league after a one zero defeat to curlier. getting the gangs only go just after six minutes rising at the far post tom did have their chantry chances to equalise and had a good penalty appeal turned down for handball in the first half but sometimes the referee missed this incident much to tom's dispair. and in the second half tom did press hard to try and get an equaliser but they couldn't find the goal and their fate was effectively sealed when midfielder dennys. was sent off for a second book about offense ten minutes from time so tom seven year spell in russia's top flight is over korea and now two points above the relegation playoffs . so this is how the bottom end of the russian premier league looks the so-called relegation group tomba down a long with them out shake the third and fourth bottom things that led to the relegation playoffs at the end of the season they are currently rostov vulgar career just two point

owner according to the country's sports media undertaker lanka as a verb agree with me prokhorov brooklyn nets either to scare moscow forward he's currently preparing for the euro league final for has a long standing relationship with the nets and is said to be signing on with the new really katie club at the end of the european season is believe he'll sign a three year deal kirilenko return to the army man as a free agent and be a lot like deciding to play at the season in russia despite the office from the us i finally the n.f.l. has been rocked by the news that one of the best plays from the ninety's has passed away former chargers dolphins and pantries linebacker junior say-i dying in his california home aged forty three from what i paid to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest say i started his career and nine hundred ninety playing for san diego until two thousand and two he led the charges to the things i only see bowl appearance nine hundred ninety four and lost to the san francisco forty nine is sad tragically becoming a member of that is squad to die prematurely he had

all heading stateside russian media reported andre caroline goes to join the new being relocated brooklyn nets owned by compatriot billionaire mikael profit off. and reinforcements at the ready n.h.l. stars you have kenny malkin and pavel datsyuk arrive to bolster the russian ice hockey squad at the world championship which starts on friday. before football and sasco moscow have moved second in the russian premier league following a three no win a locomotive talk about saving themselves while still in the hunt for champions league football at the start of the game were down to ten men only on portuguese depend manuel de costa seeing red for a foul and say don't be the ivorian dusted himself down and come back to the penalty himself the goal of the twenty eight of the season then in the second half saw it on top which is what i'm from close finish but the visitors two goals to the good and then sealed all three points ten minutes later with a sublime free kick the three nil victory means the. points clear at the number in the race to qualify for europe from their competition seems a. well

being relocated brooklyn nets played by the hundreds billionaire mikael booker. and reinforcements up the ready and h.l. stars you're going to malkin on kaval duck supervised to bolster the russian by talkies bald head of the imminent world championships. the first football on sascoc moscow have moved second in the russian premier league following a three no when at lokomotiv the arm side themselves were still in the hunt for champions league football at the start of the gang were down to ten men early on which means that defender manuel de costa said read the foul and say don't be up the ivory and dust him self down or converted the penalty himself to go on the twenty eighth of the season then in the second half sure until such as me to work on composed finished but the visitors two goals to the good the serbian men sealed all three points ten minutes later with a super line free kick the three no victory means the only man a turn for and play off to momma in the race to qualify for europe from a competition maxim's and. had missed the chance to pull away from t

the cheerleaders could be the brooklyn es or hoes and want be jay-z hip, then go all the way. you think about the new york post writing this. >> i think it's intentionally provocative. he's trying to get a rise out of people like us, and maybe he's representing that he's uncomfortable with the language of the old hip hot, jazz and whatnot. i think it's typical new york post editorializing. >> he's not that uncomfortable with that language. he's using it pretty comfortable here and he's pushing off to jay-z who should take responsible for his own lyrics but what is pushing off jay-z what is the white audience desires. he should be speaking to the consumers. >> we have a viewpoint coming up on current. we have the sheriff of wall street, governor spitzer, tell us what is coming up on today's show. >> friday night with paul, and everyone knows who he is, nobel laureate, and a new book, "end this depression now." everyone should read it. and he's the only economist who gets it right. he's right all the time. that's why his columns in "the new york times," you must read them. it's

>> -- can you comment on washington getting his troops out of brooklyn into manhattan, and the old -- almost like a cliche out of the movies except too early. built up the fires and made it seem like the army was still there. >> yeah. that was -- he also used that after, down in trenton, where the, he had the fires built to deceive the british that they were still in position, and, but at the battle of brooklyn, he uses the clever marvelmen to get his troops across the east river back to manhattan, and, you know, by the fact that the british can were convinced come morning that they would have a victory over an american army that was ensconced on long island. and, yeah, it was another one of his deceptions. as i said, for somebody who never told a lie, he certainly stretched it an awful lot. we have one there. >> could you comment upon herk cue l hercules mulligan? >> when he comes to new york he ends up living with mulligan and that's how they get to know each other. mulligan, there's one book on mulligan that was published years ago, and identifies that mulligan had been using a bla

having stateside russian media reports dungaree kirilenko is to join the newly released page of brooklyn nets and by compadre of william m. mikhail prokhorov. and the soaring high the only night in history to fly using a jet propelled wing takes to the skies are very high. the first football and moscow have moved second in the russian premier league following a three no win a locomotive save the home side themselves were still in the hunt for champions league football at the start of the game they were down to ten men early on which has defended manuel de cost us the red for a phylum side and don't be a rivalry and dusted himself down and converted the penalty himself to go number twenty eight of the season then in the second half is not on top of his knee put work on composed finish the visitors two goals to the good the serbian then sealed all three points ten minutes later with a soup line for a kick the three nil victory means the army minutes before we are going on in the race to qualify for europe from the competition it seems a. missed the chance to pull away from the rest of the

to the country sports media andre caroline guy has a verbal agreement with mikhail prokhorov as brooklyn nets this is car moscow for he is currently preparing for the euro league final for has a long standing relationship with the net and is said to be siding on the with a relocated club at the end of the european season is believed to sign a three year deal to a lengthy return to the army man as a free agent during the n.b.a. lockout deciding to play out the season in russia is quite lucrative offers from the us. to baseball and things are looking up for los angeles dodgers fans after a new consortium including local basketball legend magic johnson officially took control of the team the move and situ mulcher his era after bankruptcy last june and johnson has big plans and what we want to do is bring their pride back to this city so this organization we want to win. on the field we want the bears to have the best fan experience they've ever had we want to make sure it's only as well as the fans of the same. now the n.f.l. has been rocked by the news that one of the best players from the

and because manhattan just isn't big enough for us, we decided to head to brooklyn to the brooklyn icetry some more! views of the brooklyn bridge and classic frozen treats are on owner mark's menu. >> we make small batch ice cream here. we only do it in five-gallon batches. all of the ingredients are top notch. >> you make that here? >> everything gets made here. >> after a long day of touring ice cream shops, there's only one thing to do. eat more ice cream! can't get enough. can i get a napkin? >> whoa. >> but i brought some back for you. i know this isn't enough for us to share so here we go. is from il laboratory. this is acai. >> hoda with can have that? >> yeah. we hope so. we'll see in a few minutes. s >>> we're back on this tuesday with "today's health and fertility." thousands much women undergo fertility treatment in the hope one day someone will call you mom. >> whether you're in your 20s or 40s, there are things you need to know right now about your fertility to protect your options later. dr. jamie griffo, nice to see you. interesting, a lot of women, they're busy with car