you buddy-buddy now. >> binghamton: i'll buddy-buddy >> mchale: friendship, captain, remember. hey, what a beautiful day to take a friend for a boat ride. >> binghamton: friend on a boat ride. all right, friend, let's go get on the boat. we'll be shipmates. here, let me hold your doll for you. [ mumbling ] >> how do you like ride, buddy-buddy? >> binghamton: oh, it's great. great. we're gonna have to go out like this more often. >> you watch now -- urulu make u-turn. [ laughs ] >> binghamto oh! >> ooh! chow time. captain urulu invite you all for lunch. fondue! fondue! parker. mchale. >> mchale: ah, thank you. buddy-buddy. not for me, thank you. not for me. it, sir. you can't offend him now. >> binghamton: oh. w-w-what's in it? >> stuffed snake and tomato. >> binghamton: ugh. >> him no like tomato? >> chuck: hey! the reef! the reef! you're gonna hit the reef! >> mchale: urulu, turn the wheel! turn the wheel! >> binghamton: ah...ah-choo! >> mchale: gesundheit. hey, you see, there's nothing to worry about, sir. the doctor said you're going to be just fine. >> binghamton: of all th

that's when kevin tells him "sorry, buddy, i can't help you, i'm moving on." then he busts out to make one last appeal. charlie? charlie: no! parker: i need you to stay calm. don't come near! charlie, listen to m! charlie! okay... okay, okay. whoa. just let me go! (gunshot pops) charlie: keep away! talk... to them! or what, charlie? i do... what i have to. eddie, he points that gun... ed: i know. i got the solution. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? wake up! what? shh! mmmmmm hey! what are you doing?! uh...kids, go back to sleep! now...where were we, hehe. hehehe. lay's. one taste and you're in love. can anybody help us? (echo) don't go it alone. (sfx: ding) this p

we'll tell you about the sherman >> buddy holly! >> if he knew peggy sue you know what i feel blue my peggy sue mollie: buddy holly and the these as we knew it. now you have a chance to relive that moment in history. tonight is our chance to see the buddy holly story in des moines. we just happened have buddy holly with us. thank you so much for coming in. tell us about this. you have been traveling all over the country. what is it like to play buddy holly? me my cousin play this character. when i was younger. inspired me to get into theater in the first place and now it has come full circle. i'm 25 years old and i'm the one playing him. i'm hoping that i have met some want to do theater and do this stuff now. that is the reason why. music. what do you like about him? what is so appealing. it's big in london. guest: there are so many factors that go into why he is so popular. there's something about his primal, simple way. it's so easy to listen to. you feel like you have noted for your whole life -- known in your whole life. there

how you doing,buddy? i'll be outside. oh, scrapper. oh, boy. something's going to happen to you that i can't do nothing about. but where you're going... really nice there to take care of you. hey, god? it's me, nicky. can you do me a favor and take old scrap here and put him under your wing, give him a lot of love? he's really good at frisbee, if you're into that kind of thing. and he's a very... very special little soul. oh, i love you, scrapper. a chemistry set. thanks, jen. what a nice surprise. ok, ok.what's next? how about a littlepin the tailon the donkey? there's really not much of a party feeling. even the lobster's depressed. where's nick? he's on his way over. he cried so hard on the way home. like a little kid. at first i couldn't hear him because alex was crying so hard. can i help you? dad, can you get this guy out of here? i'm going to have nightmares, i swear. get going, buddy. i'm going to start boiling water in a minute. come on. i'm sorry. i'm sorry it didn't work out. [doorbell rings] yeah. hey. hey! what a day. hey, buddy. t

event: buddy- the buddy holly story date: friday, february 12 time: 8 p.m. location: hoyt sherman place admission: tickets start at $31 description: buddy, tells the tale of the musical icons rise to fame and his final legendary performance in clear lake, iowa. the cast, led by michael perrie will present two hours of music with over 20 of buddys greatest classics. buddy is a not to be missed but he knows what he did wrong." the case continues for a clive man killed in police custody. what led to the case's revival, and how long his accused killer is facing behind bars. less players... the race to the oval office is getting even slimmer. hear who's pulling their hat out of the ring now... and why democrats are headed back to the midwest today. decision time... a pipeline controversy may finally be coming to a close deliberating, today could be the day landowners hear a yes or a no. it's thursday, february 11th. i-235 @ valley west i-35 @ corporate woods ellingson continues this morning. today the trooper who cuffed him will have to face a judge for killing h

come on, buddy, i just need to know you're kicking in there. please, if we force open a window, we trigger a backdraft. only you can stop this. if you hit the kill switch, we can talk. okay, i didn't know if i'd lost ya. i couldn't let that happen. 'cause when you let yourself care... simon: no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you don't get to do that! parker: you feel responsible. you're a leader, too. simon: you don't get to sleep your way through this, you son of bitch. wake up! wake up! look at me! look at me! parker: simon, what's going on? simon: get up! (grunts angrily) parker: simon? sam: they're gonna cool the walls, bring the temperature down. it buys us a little time, but there's not much else we can do. okay, beth, where arthey in there? they gotta be in the loft. and there's kill switch on every floor? beth: that's right. ed: okay, how long till the fire hits the top? not long. (flames roar, men pant heavily) (water spurts and sprays) parker: simon, i'm not here to argue with you about the guy in there - what he deserves or what he doe

good morning, buddy-boy, buddy-buddy, buddy. what are you feeling so chipper about today? i always feel chipper this day of the year. well, what's special about today? well, i'll give you a hint. it's the 28th. the 28th. mmm-hmm. of course, that's an anniversary. atta boy. sadie hawkins day. no, wilbur, it's got to do with a certain animal. a certain animal, huh? yeah. groundhog day, gee. -groundhog day! -(knock on door) mister ed? uh, no. come in. he's in there. in there? yeah, go ahead and sing. ahem! for he's a jolly good fellow for he's a jolly good fellow for he's a jo... well, where's mister ed? that's him. a horse? i've been singing to a horse? -it's his birthday. -birthday? for he's a jolly good fellow for he's a jolly good fellow (humming) here's a couple of bucks for you. well, ah, thanks, mister. yes, you're... you're quite welcome. thank you very much. and let me know when your dog has a birthday. and happy birthday, horsey. well, ed, did i remember your birthday? yeah, but you forgot my gift. oh, you're a tough customer. what do you buy for a horse who has eve

parker: buddy, buddy, buddy, what're y doing? spike: if galina's the code i can disarm the infrared and get rid of the detonator. spike, get in that harness! spike: g! a, b, c, d, e, f, g! g is four. four! there's no time, you get outta there! four, two... l! a, b, c... get outta there, spike. spike: two, l... l isive. five, i, four. n, what's "n", boss? boss, what's "n"? two, four, five, six were the keys. two and four were double tapped. eddie, you get outta there. spike! ed, get outta here! am i right, "n" is six? please, get out. "n" is six, am i right? please, please, help me. help me, please, help me. help me! help me! six and then two. six... six. two. (bomb beeps) i.r. is down, opening the box. spike, you got it? spike: no, i gotta get the fuse out. help me. okay, easy, easy, easy. okay, okay. ed: spike! eddie, you get outta there right now, dammit, right now! 60 seconds. i'm not leaving him down there. ed, one man down range. ed, one man down range. spike... alexi: easy, easy. easy, easy, easy. spike: one. spike... miche

yup, come here, buddy. let, leave room for gary. there he is. hey, gary. how are you, buddy? stay right there. all right, stay right there. now, guys, let's meet the puppies. first we have brad johnson. [ cheers and applause ] then we have kyle mcadams. mary kennedy. we have ted mooney. donna braylon. peter winston. roger blain. lisa armstrong and -- gary frick jr. [ cheers and applause ] now -- gary, gary, be a good dog. gary, focus up. gary! gary, pay attention. thank you. need you to listen up. i want no funny business, right. ry, listen to me. gary, please. thank you. i want to see a clean vote. i dod't want to see any wandering. i don't want to see any peeing or butt-sniffing. i want this to be a clean vote. okay, you got it? thank you. thank you, very much. all right, here we go. ready? let's release the puppies! [ cheersrsnd applause ] hi, guys. oh wow, landslide. landslide, landslide. laslide right there. i think it's obvious, the winners are the denver broncos! [ cheers and applause ] wow, that was a landslide right there. the puppies predicted it and they got it rig

buddy runs with the best, and he be with people. if you are interested in adopting buddy or any other animal, you can stop by the humane society in person or call the number at the bottom of your screen. now before we go, we wanted to take a moment to wish one of our own a happy birthday. tiffany lane celebrated her big day today. you can wish her a happy birthday on sunday at the homeshow. so from all of us at ktiv, have birthday, tiffany. tonight: mostly clear. low: 28 wind: sw 5-10 mph thanks f f joining us tonight.t. et is up next... don't >>> tonight, jennifer garner breaks her silence on her crumbling marriage, tellinnall about ben and the nannnn and what she thinks about his giant back struggling with the pain of the scandal, but would she take him back? out why they're still living on the same property. >>> behind the scenes kelley clarkson's "american idol" break down. >> i don't think there was a drew eye in the house. >> she takes a look back at her emotional performance. >> i am so disoriented.&- i could not stopcrying.

>> well, obviously, burl cain and buddy caldwell made this case personal.o personal to the point where they totally disregard constitution am a statutory law, ,ue process, lack of evidence and just decided that, you know, i was guilty, herman was guilty, and they would do everything they could to keep us in jail until we both died. almostnately, they succeeded, but as tragic as it was to lose herman, he died a free man. albert, can you clarify, please, this no contest plea that you entered on friday? talk about -- we have come to this point after more than four decades where you were able to come to this agreement with the state after maintaining your innocence this entire time, now you have a no contest plea. that everyone understands what that means, and maybe why you did that. so can you explain that for us? nololl, the plea contendre, to me, it was a plea for my freedom, not a plea of guilt. factor in my age. i have some serious health issues, and i wasn't getting the proper treatment for these issues. i wanted to get back to my family. my lawyers, my a

- [buddy] hi, mary. - hello, mr. adler. - [buddy] jack, nice to see you. - sit down. - oh thank you, thank you. - i'll pull up a chair for myself. - [jack] excuse me. here you are. well, you know mr. adler, i was quite elated when i found out about the idea about your studio making the story of my life. as a matter of fact, knowing that we were gonna be here, i was thrilled and excited the moment i got up this morning. - i noticed that when you walked in. - [jack]uh? - you have your socks on over your shoes. (laughter) - mary, why didn't you tell me? - i thought you got a shoeshine and was saving it. (laughter) we have everything laid out. we're going to start with the day you were born. then we're going to trace your entire career and include everyone that had a part in it. - [jack] uh huh. - from the shopkeeper who sold you your first violin, and the kindly old vaudevillian who gave you the idea of telling jokes on the stage, and everyone whose advice and encouragement have kept you before the public. - well! - nat

bed buddies do so much good in our community and nationwide. also they are a nonprofit and they help people find jobs with developmental disabilities and so much more. >> so much fun. 650? >> young people, yes. >> wow. >> and they dance like nobody is watching. because it is a place where they are all accepted and they get to do their thing. in. >> incredible. >>> she had the moves there. >> it was a wonderful time. >> shout out to every person there. i have to say they have a friendship walk in april and still raising money for. check it out. the information is on the wtsp.com. >>> that's it. >> pelley: an uber driver is charged today with six counts of murder in a saturday night shooting spree. also tonight, a top aide is fired for posting a bogus video of rubio. >> every single day comes out of the cruz campaign that's deceptive and untrue. >> drew: why did this mega-bus with 40 passengers burst into flames? >> the bus boomed and then boomed again and you see sparks and flames fly everywhere. >> pelley: and virginia mclaurin waited more than

good morning, buddy-boy, buddy-buddy, buddy. what are you feeling so chipper about today? i always feel chipper this day of the year. well, what's special about today? well, i'll give you a hint. it's the 28th. the 28th. mmm-hmm. of course, that's an anniversary. atta boy. sadie hawkins day. no, wilbur, it's got to do with a certain animal. a certain animal, huh? yeah.

heather smith is here with buddy. how old is buddy? >> buddy is one year -and-a-half old. he is a great dog. he is a hound mix. he deviley has long legs. his tricolored. he loves to be outside running around. to play with. >> mona: he is very calm. i don't see him jumping up like a lot of dogs. he is extremely calm. >> he likes attention. he likes pretty much anybody. >> mona: such a pretty face. how does he work with other pets, cats and dogs? >> not a problem. we have had no issues. he is pretty much perfect dog. >> mona: nice. that is a big title. what are things he likes to do? >> tennis balls. he is a big lover, too. once you have the opportunity to sit with him, you get the i'm not leaving and get to hairy. >> mona: what would be an ideal family for him? >> maybe not too young a child, but maybe five and want to get exercise and get ready exercise at the same time. >> mona: if you would like to adopt buddy, the number is on your screen. >>> i'm going to send it over to melissa for a last look at the forecast. >> melissa: a great look at the forecast. we will be the m

you know who's coming over, his buddy hackett. >> see, i don't talk that way. i'm talking like them. [ laughter ] >> it's true though. >> did you ever hear that story, that the guy walked into the bar and he talked like this. did i ever tell you that story? >> no i don't think so. >> a guys walks in the bar, he talks like this, he said to the bartender, the bartender said $7. the bartender had a hunchback. he says $7 for scotch and soda, how about scotch and water. he said $7. he said how much is a beer? he said $5. he said just give me a bottle of beer. bartender gave him a bottle of beer. he says i want to thank you for not making fun of the way i speak. the bartender said thank you for not making fun of my hunch. he said is that a hunch? he said yeah. and he said everything is so high in here i thought it was your butt. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> now, you got to understand, john, that i had no intention of saying that but when you start telling me about -- >> the way you talk -- excuse me, fred, i apologize. excuse me. whoever is in charge of that, but the

you're all done, buddy. open your mouth up wide.'re all done, buddy. >> try to stay on your back. you hear me? >> yeah. >> just relax. >> stay right on your back. >> bring a stretcher in. >> i think he's more concerned about my stress level, you know, than anything else. he just wants me to see him so i know he's okay. because i'm a mom and i worry. thousand times more than i should. >> right now his blood pressure is 179 over 108, so we definitely want to bring that down to his pre-op what he was. >> it just hurts so much, babe. >> so sorry. >> think about -- >> i am. >> is it getting any better? >> no, it hurts like hell. >> zero being no pain, ten the worst, it's about a ten? >> i'm thinking 11. >> okay. >> i'm giving you some more medicine in your i.v. okay? i was a little intimidated by both of them. my first impression of bryon came from the other nurses. they told me he had a lot of tattoos on his face. they didn't really know exactly what all they meant but they weren't good. i had never seen anyone with that many tattoos on

parker: she's with her friend, buddy. and you said, "eddie, it's not like... there's gonna be a sign, some kind of sign. that everything's gonna be all right." doctor: here we go. she's a girl. (quickened breaths) doctor: (monitors beep) oxygen. respiratory distress. you have to keep her safe. i promise, we'll keep her safe. what do you want me to tell her? doctor: sinuses. we're gonna have to aspirate. let's get these airways clear. but there was, there was a sign. sophie, there was. you remember? fireflies. fireflies. (whispering) on three, two... just tell her goodbye. doctor: (instructing o.r. team) (gunshot blasts, glass shatters) sam and colin: (struggling grunts) (baby cries, ed and sophie exhale, relieved) parker: gun clear. (handcuffs rasp) jules: up, up! sam and jules: (grunts of effort) 6:54 p.m., subject secure. good work, team one. team three, status? donna: flawless team three take down in the lobby. cavell is in custody, drug squad is very happy to have their evidence. that's good work, donna. donna: miracle of modern technology. i spotted cavel

hey, buddy. you have to go. please. do it for me. i love you. (car door bangs shut) (engine starts up) i love you. you're doing the right thing here, cole. he'll understand tt soon. (vehicle honks as it drives away) let me show you something. (sighs) you think that'll get their attention? cole: let's do this. cornell. come on, buddy, they don't send rejection letters in a package like that. and i was just getting used to having you around, too. (glib) hey... maybe i won't go then. parker: well, if you're gonna be a lawyer, you're gonna nd an undergraduate degree. (getting emotional) pfft. come here. (sighs) congratulations. thanks, dad. okay, tell your mom. (pats his back) uh... you know what, maybe later. parker: buddy, it's only an hour time difference, she's gonna want to know right away. dean: dad, not now. i just... i'm just way late. i really gotta get going. okay. congratulations. adam: so the brunch es to 12, the budget committee meets at 12:30. this afternoon, we have the ymca coming in, and the redistricting report to look over. drury:

you, buddy. i always love to see you, buddy. here he is the great jenny hill [ laughter ] the one and only. >> i've gone by jennifer for quite a while now actually. am a lot more adult, now. >> yeah. [ ding ] >> well i have a panda. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: where's the panda? >> aquired a panda recently. >> jimmy: where's the panda live? >> his name is ju-ju. he lives in my -- studio apartment. >> -- africa. >> jimmy: he lives in africa but everyone in the audience is going home with panda tonight! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: 'cause you guys are the best! you get a panda! >> you're getting a panda! and you get a panda! >> jimmy: and you get a panda! a panda! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was an emotional interview with jonah hill, "hail, caesar" opens tomorrow. we'll be right back with megyn kelly, everybody. jenny hill! [ cheers and applause ] the microsoft cloud allows us to access information from anywhere. the microsoft cloud allows us to scale up. microsoft cloud changes our world dramatically. it

ed: pain's good, buddy. it means your spine's okay. (honking) now, clark, i know this hard, but i need you to just slow your breathing right down for me. let's get that heart rate down, okay? it'll help you think straight, you're not gonna lose so much blood. i taught you sniper breathing, right, clark? (no response) clark? (laboured breaths) clark! i know it's hard for you to speak, but... clark, i know you can hear me. you are such a strong kid and i am so proud of you. now, i need you to stay strong. i'm on my way. (fighting tears) i love you, buddy. i love you. monica butler. parker: that's fantastic, winnie! (horns blast) parker: professor butler? my name is sergeant greg parker. i'm with the police strategic response unit. i need you to answer a few questions. uh, yes, of course. parker: where's the lab anson holt worked before he was fired? uh, that was the old casey jeffers building, but that's not in use any more. why? parker: okay, just hold on the line. winnie? i want a citywide search for anson holt. anyone who's not at a b

his buddy, not one on five but five on five. not just buddy. he had 14. isaiah cousins had 13 points, 10 rebounds, 7 assists. it's a team game and oklahoma wins again, 95-72. >>> they lit lsu up on saturday in the second half, came back. simmons and company on the road at auburn. and simmons was in attack mode. he did it all. watch him grab the rebound here. his coach said want to play rebound, dishes it to craig victor from st. augustine high school. simmons in transition, big finish, 21 points, 13 rebound, 7 assists and nearly messed around and got a triple-double and tigers, 7-2 in the s.e.c. >> big recruiting day for lsu too. >> uh-huh. >> told me about it. >> national signing day is today. >> yeah. >> that's it from here. back to you. >> thanks. >>> up next in "the pulse," lottery mystery, a $63 million winning ticket about to expire. >>> the ultimate weapon in a snowball fight. i thought activia wasn' t for me. until i realized how much our digestive systems handle during winter. 90 stressful days juggling hectic schedules. no wonder after all that

looks like we're finally done for, good buddy. but sie it is thanksgiving, i'm thankful i'm spending my last moments with you. i love you, man. - anything you wanna say to me? - yes. while we were sleeping for 28 days, i dreamt thatwe'd be saved by a man with the power of all the seasons. - huh. - his name is season man, and in my dream i also learned that he is married and has quadruplets. i'm afraid that really doesn't help us. dreams are just dreams. they're not real. not my dreams. everything i dream comes true. - ( wind howling ) - season man: turkey turkey! ( evil pilgrims scream ) - see? - season man! - ( wind gusts ) - ( grunts ) thanks for dreaming me up, axe cop. my pleasure, season man. - ( grunts ) - oh! ( laughs ) i'm dying, axe cop. don't worry, season man. next time i fall asleep, i'll dream u u the perfect father to marry your wife and take care of your quadruplets. - thanks, axe cop. - shh shh. save your strength... for dying. well, e cop, it looks like i'm going to have to kill you the old-fashioned way-- i'm goi

two weeks ago she added a fifth dog to the house, buddy a pitbull. her mother fighting through the grief says she never saw the dog. debbie brown / mother of suzanne story that said easy going good with kids." 13:36:42 the dog proved anything but easy going. wednesday afternoon, story went to clean the dog's cage and buddy turned violent. the perquiman's county sheriff eric tilley sent his deupties out. eric tilley / perquimans county sheriff c0001 13:01:21 "she had lacerations about the neck the face area it took approximately 5 to 7 minutes to control the dog." 13:01:28 by the time medics could get to the home, time had debbie brown / mother of suzanne story c0007 13:35:59 "she didnt die till they left here with her they were gonna put her on the helicopter and when they got there to put her on the helicopter she had alreayd died." 13:36:08 brown says today the rest of the family has pulled together. they'll try to salvage what they can for story's story c0007 13:39:24 "we wanna find the people that gave her the dog and told them it was good nature

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wow. >> jimmy: we can do it, buddy. it's a movie. yup. love movies. two words, yep. the titanic. [ light laughter ] second word. me. man. om, man. oh, something men. sounds like a denznz washington movie. always inside man or something. first word. ant-man! >> yes. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: ant-man. all right, now, this is the crazy round. all right. >> okay. >> jimmy: this is when me and you give clues to our partners. >> okay. >> jimmy: whoever gets this wins everything. >> okay. >> jimmy: it's worth 1,000 points. >> h hy [ bleep ]. [ light laughtht ] >> jimmy: we have never done this on the show before. >> all right, all right. >> jimmy: this is very rare when we do this. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, which number? [ audience screaming ] number t t. there you go. okay. [ light laughter ] you know? [ light laughter ] ready for this? okay, ready? all right. >> song? >> jimmy: : ah. [ light laughter ] >> digging. >> shovel. >> gold. digging for gold. >> digging for diamonds. >> gold-digger. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's your brother-in-law! it's your b

. >> jimmy: great to see you, buddy. >> great to see you, jimmy baby. >>o jimmy: looking great as always, pal. >> thank you babe, tnk you. >> jimmy: welcome back to new york. this is your city. >> i love this city. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. >> i love it hot, i love it cold. >> jimmy: you do. >> i love it any way. i love it sweaty. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i love it any way, baby. any way. >> a jimmy: last wee k it was hot. now it's cold. >> oh man, it was t. >> jimmy: it's fun, right? >> oh my god, yeah, you go what? 65, 75. >> jimmy: january. >> what? >> jimmy: exactly. >> that's crazy. >> jimmy: that's not like a a winter in new york. >> where's the snow? >> jimmy: where's the snow? wre's the snow where's the snow let it snow let it snow let it snow an let it snow let it snow let it snow [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: 'sah, that's a good one. >> he's great. >> jimmy: we did -- no. >> yeah, you are. you know how to brave the winter here in new york. >> oh, yeah. i lived. i used to sleigh ride here. [ light laughter ] sleigh ride. >> jmy: in the city? >> y

donald trump is on it. >> jimmy: hey, thank you, buddy. thank you, buddy. you signed it. you said, "jimmy, i love you." thank you, buddy. i appreciate that. thank you very much. >> and my art work is worth quite a lot. so technically, you owe me $1,000. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's not fair at all. >> you can paint me something. >> jimmy: yeah, i will, yeah. >> maybe you could sculpt me a a picture. or no, you can't sculpt a a picture, can you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can't really do much. no, no, i can talk about -- a a good talk. that's all i can really do. [ laughter ] >> i couldn't do that, now. i could make a sculpture of you with your beautiful doll's eyes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the show, what is in this? stand-up or sketch? >> yeah, i stand-up and sketch, and then animation, and then this music as well. and then second half, in the interval, i get kidnapped. [ laughter ] and then i play a new york cop who has to come out and find me. >> jimmy: you do a new york accent? >> i try do a new york accent. >> oh, this is so embarrassing. i know this is lik

you know, i got some high school buddies, some college buddies coming to the game that have been to every other super bowl that i have played in, these are guys that i have known since i was a little kid and have special friendships and relationships with, so it's -- it is fun when you call them and say, hey, got a couple seats for you, do you want to go? have a couple extra days to be able to take care of that and then get into your preparation. >> who are those guys that -- [ inaudible question ] >> eli has helped me out. he's helped me out in every super bowl that i have been in. i have helped him out as well, so it's nice having a sibling who is in the same business that can help you get a few extra tickets. >> who are the old friends who are coming? >> well, they prefer that i kept them nameless. they didn't want to draw a lot of attention to themselves on this super bowl week, but like i said, i appreciate the friendships that i have, like said from those high school and college guys and i talked to coach this week, my college coach and talked to my high tony ridge nelly -- riginell

i live only about eight blocks away. >> they are snow buddies. volunteers are shovel sidewalks front steps and dig out cars for senior citizens. >> they are elderly women about age 85, and they can't shovel snow. they are also little bit scared to have a stranger come to the door. >> that is why is nobody program pairs neighbors. you can get to know each other also. >> my old snow but he used to come back and asked me to eat fried chicken. >> the volunteers are here to work outside but it means a lot more than that to the people inside. >> when you can't get out you feel trapped. it it's reassuring to older people to know that someone is looking out for them. that someone will be by to see they can get out of the house that they need to. >> they say that makes all of >> i really hope doing this because i hope when i'm 85, somewhat shovel my walk. >> the program is run through volunteers of america colorado. they do it all over the metro area but still need about 50 volunteers for this winter season. if you are interested, you can find all of the