when you meet bubba blackwell you are immediately bowled over by his southern charm. >> hey, i'm bubball. harley davidson world record jumper. i'm making a living riding a motorcycle because the club kicked me out in alabama. >> bubba has been riding bikes for as long as he can remember and he's the first to admit jumping motorcycles for a living is a pretty cool gig. >> you know, when you are going through your routine in the dressing room, you are putting on the gear, putting the leathers on, the boots on, you are zipping them up, part of me kind feels like, you know, dad gum, this is the coolest job in the world. i'm like fonz, you know? >> all joking aside, what bubba does takes talent, skill, planning and a lot of guts. >> when i do a big jump, anything can happen. >> on july 4th, 2001, the worst happens. >> the last thing i remember is putting the bike in gear and letting the clutch up. >> bubba attempts to jump 22 cars at the del mar fair where he did in 1999. >> i jumped over 14 school buses. a really cool jump. it went great. it was flawless. i said, we got to do this again. i

not reflection of the speech, just little wine at dinner. >> she is allowed common. >> i love, that bubba, why were you sleeping? >> that was good. hey, before you walk out the door we'll update today's top stories for you also, we'll have this. >> broke her nose, i hope she has two black eyes and i hope she remembers me for the rest of her life. >> wow, that customer has no remorse after sparking this wild wal-mart brawl. hear what set her off. >> and wow, it is the steamy movie that is sizzling into theatres this weekend. we're taking you behind the scenes of 50 shades of gray, including how the stars broke the tension during some awkward scenes. we'll be back. >> no injuries at this sharon hill house fire. at the moment no word on a cause. >> no injuries in center city philadelphia either where concrete sign from a century old building crashed at the sidewalk overnight. this is the former floshine building 1500 block of chestnut street. city investigators will check out the scene this morning. >>> a huge announcement for the city of philadelphia. the democratic party will hold its nati

he said not every "bubble" or "bubba" is good or bad. >> you can go to manhattan, from all places we have a lot of altar liberals and it's not that you can define any geographic area, but i think it is generally true that the culture and lifestyles that you're going to see are very different and i was traveling and i really came to realize that when i get off that plane and i'm in new york for two or three days a week i am in a different world than the world i live in when i get back to "bubba"-ville. and so that would shock the people in new york, but i cannot someone out there with a semi automatic blowing ducks away out of jackie onassis par, that would get us into this for sure. and often i think i didn't just go to new york i planted on a different planet. and it's just because there is a vast disconnect. >> believe me if they allowed it to upcoming come i would leave the state of virginia and be back there with you. but talking about why this cultural divide is such a problem. >> i wouldn't say it's a threat to this, but the polarization is not necessarily healthy to building a

a bubba called a maricopa harvester has the most toxic in our house, we do just about everything onlineold internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. single novell. ♪ announcer: now the answer to our quiz question. what is a maricopa harvester? the bug with the most toxic venom in the world? is a killer spider, killer ant, killer bee? it is a killer ants. then a more powerful than any insect. jamie: john may died and he leaves behind a strange inheritance. many bug specimens are rare and some extent. the museum collection has been appraised between five and $6 million. but with dwindling attendance, the may family is doubtful that the museum can survive. >> since the 70s there have been a lot of changes and so i knew that i needed to increase my electric service and build new patent tables. i had a thousand things i wanted to do and i couldn't because of time and finances. jamie: the in the structur

love golf then you'll benefit from the opportunity to see some of the greats, like phil mickelson and bubba watson. and under a new agreement with the pga, the more fans show up the more money the city stands to make. harding park san francisco's public golf course will soon host the world's elite. today the biggest draws were san francisco's mayor and a group of aspiring golf pros. they were here to announce the cadillac may in april. >> all the tourists come here to participate and be part of this professional golf tour. >> reporter: they estimate a $30 million to $35 million economic infusion for the bay area plus a global impact. >> we'll be televised in 240 countries. and for the first time we anticipate we're going to hit a bill billion homes a b. >> reporter: the pga tours like this one in 2005 paid for putting on the events, but now after advice from the supervisor's budget analyst there's a new dialeal and the city has a shot at sharing some of the profit. >> if they do well enough we get additional revenue that will come back into our youth programs. >> reporter: a non-profit, fir

beef, you know, you've got your chest all puffed out like this, you know, and you're talking like bubba, you know, then, of course, you're going to have some problems. but if you're consistently working out, then people know that you're pretty much physically fit. they'll leave their hands off of you. because you don't want to end up somebody's girl, you know, something like that in here. yeah. >> as for the new arrivals, they'll have to come up with their own methods for coping with life behind bars. >> you know, it's cold, and it's depressing. and this is the worst. but you have to do it. when i go to sleep and you have nightmares about this place and wake up and i'll still be stuck in the same nightmare. you got to do your time and be strong about it. there's nothing you can do but face your fears. >>> coming up -- >> my t-shirt. >> the inside scoop on prison laundry. >> i keep my toilet fresh and clean. >> and prison ink. >> i'm really proud of it. i got the swastikas. i got the bolts. >> the tear represents several different things. it can represent the fact that you've killed some

bubba won it a year ago. of course, he'll be there to defend. brandt snedeker will be on hand, as will watney and jordan spieth and jim furyk and many others. a good crowd is going to gather there, as we head to hollywood and more sunshine. tonight on cbs "60 minutes," "undercover boss," and "c.s.i.." i tell people this story sometimes. we've been talking about brandt and you saw all the emotion. with this win -- it's his seventh win so, you know, this is not the first time he's tasted this kind of success but he was away from it for a little while but -- by his high and lofty zpwds now he's back on top and he gets to go to that tournament and sets the course for everything else that comes with it. nick: absolutely. get into the top 50. that gets you into all the w.g.c. events, all the majors and your invitation back to the masters and that's, as you can see, extremely important to him. jim: i tell this story to people many times that augusta has some of its history and d.n.a. right here at pebble beach. in 1929, the first big event the 10 year

bubba won it a year ago. of course, he'll be there to defend. brandt snedeker will be on hand, as will watney and jordan spieth and jim furyk and many others. a good crowd is going to gather there, as we head to hollywood and more sunshine. tonight on cbs "60 minutes," "undercover boss," and "c.s.i.." i tell people this story sometimes. we've been talking about brandt and you saw all the emotion. with this win -- it's his seventh win so, you know, this is not the first time he's tasted this kind of success but he was away from it for a little while but -- by his high and lofty zpwds now he's back on top and he gets to go to that tournament and sets the course for everything else that comes with it. nick: absolutely. get into the top 50. that gets you into all the w.g.c. events, all the majors and your invitation back to the masters and that's, as you can see, extremely important to him. jim: i tell this story to people many times that augusta has some of its history and d.n.a. right here at pebble beach. in 1929, the first big event the 10 year

in the bubble of new york washington and hollywood versus the people who live in the land of the bubbas. >> huckabee. raf laugh. >> he's on a book tour. (cheers and applause) >> jon: so what has ted nugent a favorite bass player and author of god gravy goba ghoul and lady ga gab, what has he been saying. >> in a business meeting that you might have in the south or in the midwest there in iowa you would not have people who would just throw the f bomb and use gratuitous profanity in a professional setting. in new york not only do the men do it, but the women do it. as we would say in the south that's just trashy. >> jon: what the? what the? you know what kind of [bleep] [bleep] is this? women in the south-- (cheers and applause) >> jon: a southern lady is a profession of class never even learn such [bleep] foulness. no. the worst thing a southern businesswoman might say is fudge. and then she would probably offer you a plate of fudge. (laughter) oh wait, unless wait i'm sorry. is the "n" word a curse or is that more just a tradition. is that-- but i'm loving huckabee's i'm just a shocked

bubba watson. you see that there. 16th hole. it's a popular one. on the 15,000.ncisco, the ace, as for the top of the leader board, martin on 11. just off the green. gets it to drop. got a three shot lead. it's at 11 under par. so you got the pga and the super bowl kind of sharing venues. >> thanks, vern. thanks so much for watching. we'll see you again at 11:00. >> with a chronic illness it's a relief knowing that i can see my doctor whenever i need to. having health insurance allows you to do what you love. sports dance, anything. i'm in. open enrollment ends february 15th. visit coveredca.com today. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mat

bubba watson endearing himself to marshawn lynch. ended up with a three way tie. one shot back. the par 4 first hole, goes in for an eagle, bogey at 14. brooks part of a wave of incredible young players, hanging around the league as he plays 13th. that close to an eagle. he took birdien 0 the hole, but an even better shot was to come, koepka has another shot. this one goes down. enroute to a final round 66, five different players held the lead in the final hour, but the 24-year-old grind it is out and wins on tour for the first time. >> >> still to come, a familiar pattern in the finals of the australian open and warriors in previously unfamiliar territory in more ways than one, wish. we'll be right back. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a

. >> the other side let's go to bubba. getting tied up with ep stein and his lolita express. island. he is one of the richest that will get you somewhere. >> we all know that former president, was kind of a bad boy from different points of time but still a rogue and very popular. and he is as far as i'm concerned one of the best political strategists. lou: i don't think it will hurt her? >> it will be a story people who already made their minds on this issue and moved away from her have done so. i don't think this is a story that can be sustained unless there are more stories out there. but it has not comfort. you can't have many distractions she needs to run her own campaign he is the most brilliant political strategist i have seen, to a certain extent he should be behind the scene giving her advice but not in the fronts. >> not his natural role. >> they can't share the stage. >> turn to the republicans and that band of rogues that you are garnering so much attention in media, and public's imagination you know electric personalty like scott walker, bonnie jindal, chris chris

. >> bubba. >> all right. that is pretty funny. i do an impression. i want to say hi to the cute chick in the back there. i know. stay away from the radio and tv talk hosts. barack obama. >> failed president. failed president. >> you know there has been such a dig debate about the issue of american exceptionism. do you believe america is exceptional and why do you love the country enough that you will go through the difficult and he trials and tribulations of running for office? >> i do believe in america exceptional. i am the kpiermchairman of a museum in philadelphia, i fell in love with the constitution being there in its presence. this president has trampled over the constitution. put aside whether or not you like his believes. i imagine nobody in this room does. the fact that he is disrespecting our history and the extraordinary nature of our country by doing what he has done is deeply disturb to me. i think restoring a love of our country and its heritage and tradition and expanding that love in a way that gives people confidence that they can r

he says bubba i'm going to teach you something to you see, this year is what we call a coors light. when the rockies are blue you know it's cold. you don't have to ask. needless to say following this serendipitous encounter, and after learning of the political persuasion and the habits of the coors family caused very rapidly became my favorite adult beverage. ladies and gentlemen, i'm looking forward to telling you a little bit about my story but can i just say i was in colorado just five months ago taking the stage at the western conservative summit, and back then you had a democratic senator. now you have a republican senator. [applause] now i don't know how much i had to do with that, but i'm hoping there's a message in there and i will be able to come to colorado if that's the result. as an intellectually curious person with a very rudimentary knowledge of spanish i was are interested to learn that color is actually the spanish word -- so i was glad that etymology and political claim has launched more a line. -- has once more aligned. exit gentleman my connection to american is

first of all, let's spend a few minutes with the bubba, bill clinton. an enormous factor in all of this. yet again, the clintons are on the brink of making history. if she is elected, we have our first gentleman which would be an interesting topic for us to write about. but in the 2008 campaign, bill clinton's role was as a best a mixed bag. what can we expect and the 2016 campaign? >> i am glad you brought it up. i think this is really fascinating, the idea of not just potentially the first woman president but the first former president's wife as a president. that actually would help the visual familiarity of them. you know, you cannot underestimate that familiarity of seeing them together. and there been many a times when she was at the podium and he was standing behind her. i think -- and i think it can also be said -- and a lot of people were said during the 1992 campaign even though a lot of people voted for him because of her, the general population, she was -- during the campaign. there were a couple of things -- >> again, the clintons are about

hey, bubba. you getting ready for the big dance? >> ready? are you kidding me, mama? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wow, slater. with those moves you could be a a contestant on "dancing with the dweebs." [ laughter ] >> yeah, laugh all you want, preppie, but i don't see your date anywhere. [ phone ringing ] [ laughter ] >> hello? >> hello? uh-huh. you've been throwing up all morning? okay. well, meet me at jimmy's locker. as a matter of fact, slater, that was my date just now. she was in the nurse's office, but she should be here any minute. >> well, that leaves you, jimmy. who are you taking to the dance? >> jimmy: guys, i actually have to tell you something. i -- i -- i'm not going to the dance. [ audience aws ] >> why not? >> jimmy: i'm moving. to new york to be a comedian. [ laughter ] >> you're leaving bayside? >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, i love it here. but i want to be on "saturday night live." [ cheers and applause ] host my own talk show. [ cheers and applause ] and who knows, maybe one day, date nicole kidman. [ cheers and applause ] [ laug

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>> bubba. >> all right. that's pretty funny.y. i do an impression. how you doing there?u cute chick in the back. stay away from these radio and tv talk hosts. barak obama? >> failed president. failed president. >> you know there has been such a wig debate about the issue of american exceptionalism. in your view, do you a believe america is exceptional and why do youce love this country enough that you are going to go through the difficulty and the trials and tribulations of running for office? and that's our lastt question. >> i do believe in american exceptionalism. i got to be the>> chairman of the national constitution center for a couple years. it's the center that honors our constitution. it's a museum in philadelphia. i urge everybody to go. i fell in love with the constitution again being there c in its presence. this president has trampled over the constitution and put aside whether you like his beliefs or not, i imagine no one in this room does -- the fact that he is disrespecting our history and the extraordinary nature of our country by doing what he's done is

. >> is there -- >> well he calls me w., and i call him bubba. [laughter] no yeah, we get along fine. we're the only two baby boomer presidents. and, you know, he was born in august of '46 i was born in july of '46. we were both governors of, you know southern southwestern states, you know? we both like retail politics. we're both, you know, we both can talk a lot. [laughter] now we're both grandfathers. and so we have, you know, a lot in common, and we both are members of this very exclusive club, and that is -- >> and you both love the same man. >> and we both love george h.w. bush, we really do. >> and i've been a witness to that. i watched a very memorable trip to the pope's funeral -- >> yeah. that was great. so we set up a delegation. you were on it, andy but you weren't the official delegation, sadly. the official delegation was laura, me tad clinton -- dad, clinton and condi. and, like, you were an alternate. [laughter] you made the plane but, of course -- [laughter] since you set the manifest. [laughter] anyway, yeah, we got along fine g

bubba watson. jason day. adam scott. the list goes on and on. (?) go tiger that was fun is that he was -- he was the person that everybody's focus is on. now there's so many players in contention. you don't know where to look. what do you say to people who believe that you know golf's best days are behind it, tiger is out earnings and numbers and eyeballs will be down? >> i disagree with that statement. if you look at golf as an entertainment sport, it's never been stronger. the pga tour the ratings are at all-time highs in terms of people on an annual basis watching the sport. the other governing bodies the pga of america, have just signed record rights deals. i think these young players and the fact that you don't know from week to week which actually good fort game. don't get me wrong it's good for golf to have rivalries. but they'll evolve. we're in a transitional phase right now. i wouldn't rule out tiger or phil either. they have stuff left in the tank. it wouldn't surprise me to see them come back as well. (?) >> these young guys are coming o

. >> bubba. >> all right. that's pretty funny. how are you doing? i want to say hi to the cute chick in the back there. the governor? >> over here. >> stay away from these radio and t.v. talk hosts. barack obama. >> failed president. fail president. >> you know there has been such a big debate about the issue of american exceptionalim? >> yeah. >> do you believe america is exceptional? and c do you love this country enough that you are going to go through the difficulty and the trials and tribulations of running for office? >> my last question kfrnlths i believe in american exceptionalism. i got to be the chairman of the national constitution center for a couple of years that honors our constitution. it's a museum. i fell in love with the constitution again being there in its presence. and this president put aside -- whether you like his beliefs, i imagine no one in this room does that he wasis disrespecting our history and doing what he has done is deeply disturbing to me. it'suheritage and expanding that that gives his people confidence that they

oh, bubba. i'm going to stop right now. except i wish you were two people.the one that i like so much. all right. i'm--i'm-- i'm not going to say anymore, primarily because i'm about to pass out. i'll walk you to the corner. you get some sleep. right now? after i walk you to the corner. come on, buddy. you were stunning today. you have someplace to go now, right? yeah, yeah. good night. good night. well i felt something. hee hee hee! i didn't think you'd make it. thought i'd see if all of you were still here. i'll go join the gang. the gang is gone. we were the last ones. oh. well, i'll, uh... i'll go have a burger. you want another burger? yeah. hey, i know how to have a burger by myself. i feel like a little solitude. i sure know that feeling. hey, terrific work today. right back to you. thanks. good night. good night. ha ha! i feel great. you sure i shouldn't get a taxi? what for? oh, i don't know. why? you have the greatest car and the greatest driver in all of washington. you look confused. i'm not. ohh! give me some of that. where's the bathroom? oh, t

first of all, let's spend a few minutes with the bubba, bill clinton. an enormous factor in all of this. yet again, the clintons are on the brink of making history. if she is elected, we have our first gentleman which would be an interesting topic for us to write about. but in the 2008 campaign, bill clinton's role was at best a mixed bag. what can we expect and the 2016 campaign? >> i am glad you brought it up. i think this is really fascinating, the idea of not just potentially the first woman president but the first former president's wife as a president. that actually would help the visual familiarity of them. you know, you cannot underestimate that familiarity of seeing them together. and there been many times when she was at the podium and he was standing behind her. i think -- and i think it can also be said -- and a lot of people were said during the 1992 campaign even though a lot of people voted for him because of her, the general population, she was -- during the campaign. there were a couple of things -- >> again, the clintons are about to m

. >> bubba. [laughter] >> that's pretty funny. i do an impression. how are you doing? i would to say hi to the cute chick in the back. stay away from tv and radio talk host. barack obama? >> failed president. [applause] >> there has been said to a big debate about the issue of american exceptionalism -- there has been such a big debate about american exceptionalism. do you believe america is exceptional and deal of this country enough to go to the tribulations of running for office? >> i do believe in exceptionalism. i get to be the chairman of the concert fusion center. it is a museum in philadelphia. i fell in love with the constitution being there in its presence. the president has traveled over the constitution. whether you like his police or not, i imagine no one in the room does. -- beliefs or not, i imagine no one in the room does. the fact that he is disrespecting our nature and country is disturbing to me. restoring a love of our country anyway that draws people confidence that they can rise up and live the american dream has to be one of the primary responsib

heard from bubba, not ther to -- not th tortoise. martinez, fog, crockett fog.you have fog, you can let me snow. it's spaulson@ktvu. fog, higher clouds. hazy, turning cloudy tomorrow. rain for most by friday. it may take a while to get to you. maybe late friday and not until early saturday. i want to tackle this tomorrow. two systems, thursday night into friday and then saturday all way into monday. it will be sunday/monday that looks to be the main one. there will be overrunning probably going into saturday. flash flood watch out in the north bay. north bay looks to be take the brunt of it. 10 inches would not be out of the realm of possibility for mendocino county. now, north of that there could be more. this looks on the old weather menu. there's plenty coming up from the hawaiian islands. that holds a lot of moisture. it sits well above average for what's coming in. 40s and 50 on the temps, on the mild side. on the peninsula, cooler. woodside tip -- dipped to 41. 43 at menlo park. same for palo alto and then 47 san mateo and also foster city. belmont sleepin

. >> bubba. [laughter] >> that's pretty funny. i do an impression.t to say hi to the cute chick in the back. [laughter] stay away from these radio and tv guys. barack obama. >> failed president. [applause] >> there has been such big debate about the issue of american exceptionalism. in your view, do you believe america is exceptional and why do you love this country enough that you are going to go through the difficulty and trials and tribulations of running for office? >> i do believe in american sex -- exceptionalism. i got to be chairman of the constitution center. it is a center that honors our constitution. it is a museum in philadelphia. i fell in love with the constitution being there in its presence. this president has traveled over the constitution and is put aside -- the fact that he is disrespecting our history and the extraordinary nation -- nature of our nation by doing what he has done is deeply disturbing to me. i think restoring a love of our country and its heritage and its tradition and expanding that love in a way that draws people

. >> bubba. >> all right. that's pretty funny. i do an impression.ow ya doin i want to say hi to the cute chick in the back. >> let me get a little bit over here. >> stay away from the radio and tv talk hosts. barack obama. >> failed president. failed president. >> there's been a big debate now about the issue of american exceptionalism. >> yeah. >> in your view, do you believe america's exceptional? and why do you love the country enough you're going to go through the difficulty and trials and tribulations of running for office? and that's our last question? >> well, i do believe in american exceptionalism. i got to be the chairman of the national constitution center for a couple of years. it's the center that honors our constitution. and i fell in love with the constitution again being there in its presence. and this president has trampled over the constitution and put aside whether you like his beliefs, or not. i imagine no one in this room does. the fact that he is disrespecting our history and the extraordinary nature of our country by doing wha

first of all let's spend a few minutes with the bubba, bill clinton. of course, an enormous factor in all of this and yet again the clintons are on the brink of making history if she's elected, we have our first first gentleman which will be an interesting topic for us to write about. but in the 2008 campaign bill clinton's role was at best, a mixed bag. what can we expect in the 2016 campaign? >> well, i'm so glad you brought that up. because i think that this is really fascinating, the idea of not just potentially the first woman president, but the first former president's wife as a president, because i think that actually would help. the visual familiarity of them as a team. you can't underestimate that familiarity of seeing them together. and there have been many a time when he was at the podium while he was president, and he was standing hindz her inging behind her. and i think it could also be said a lot of people would say that during the 1992 campaign although she certainly a lot of people voted for him because of her, with the general populati

chairman and ranking chairman bubba boxer. we need a highway bill, one that delivers highway transportation needs across the entire united states. i hope we find an appropriate way to fund it on a longer-term leases. we recognize we have got to do this as efficiently as we can. that means cutting through asthma 28th as we can. something else is we work through this in a positive way rural in durban areas recognizing that our needs are truly different in many cases. we have to find a way to keep all of us in the same game and recognize the needs of both the urban and rural in this methodology. >> thank you for that fine introduction. senator sanders. >> thank you very much. i apologize for not being here earlier, i was in another committee. thank you for inviting the governor of vermont to be with us today. i think everyone on this committee understands that to our infrastructure is in many ways collapsing. we used to lead the world in terms of infrastructure. in terms of the world economic forum we are now in 12th base. that i

. >> there wasn't a lot of love between bubba and bebe back in the 19990s, either. contrast whatever the personal relationship is with the unprecedented funding that's gone to israel during the obama administration as well. >>> in alabama there's about gay marriage there are a host of county officials at dozens in dozens of counties there who are defying a federal court order to begin issuing marriage licenses. >> they're marrying people in three of the four counties in alabama. they're wap waiting for one county mobile county there are some judges in mobile county who are not marrying people. what's interesting about this is -- this is going to be decided by the supreme court. you have a rift in the gay rights community. some of them saying taking the order from the supreme court who weighed in. supremacy clause federal court rules. saying you know essentially this is going to be settled, everybody is going to be able to get married. if you're in the 13 states that can't get married, start planning your weddings now. there's another side of the gay rights community