buddy miller was all over the place, one of the bands i saw him play in, he was the drummer. and buddy's a monster guitar player and singer and it just cracks me up that he was drumming, he can do anything. so i got to know everybody and we became friends. and julie miller as well. who was julie griffin back then. - [eric] back in the old days. - back in the old days. - now you know steve back not quite as long ago, but this relationship with steve, this record is surely born of a relation that goes back many, many years right? - [shawn] it goes back many years, although we were more or less acquainted, didn't know each other as well as we know each other now. i was aware of steve, i had guitar town. i don't know when he put it out, early 80s i believe? - [eric] you were a fan. first and foremost. - [shawn] a big fan and i met him when i opened a show for him at the iron horse in north hampton, massachusetts and i opened the show and met him down in the dressing room very briefly. that was a big thrill. he was playing solo, i was playing solo. i really didn't see much of him

oh, hey, buddy, i was just thinking about you.hinking how it might be real nice to have somebody around here who could help me out. you know, somebody i could call, well, gosh, my resident. we would do stuff together. you know, medical stuff, and it would just be peaches. but then it occurred to me that a guy who looked a hell of a lot like you used to be that guy. monica, just because you have a new buddy doesn't mean you can all of a sudden drop all of your regular duties, and, i know, i just said "drop your duties," and so help me god, if you even smile, i will crush you into 2 little newbie cubes and hang you from my rearview mirror. what do you got to say for yourself? j.d., thinking: just do it. i'm sorry. did you say something? welcome to today's lecture-- the biomechanical reaction of dr. perry cox when he's not being listened to. stage 1-- the jaw clench. grr! quickly followed by stage 2-- syllable elongation. newbie, i re-ee-eally don't have time to repeat myself. finally, stage 3-- dr. cox begrudgingly offers a little r

cox got a front-row look at li'l buddy-- oh, no!arted off great. i'm about to set a new distance record for projectile vomiting. come on. it reminds me of my sexiest kiss. our honeymoon, standing waist-deep in the ocean-- i think you were in at the bar. ok. gotta go. come on. be brilliant today. i always am. uhh! ooh. [ding] you know, i hit my head so hard, i actually saw cartoon birds. then i realized i was in pediatrics and it was just the wallpaper. stunning. look, tammy, as far as your love life goes, normally i couldn't care less who's laying your quivering body down by the fire while your lips whisper, "no, no, no," but your eyes scream, "yes, yes, oh, big daddy, yes!" but when you're dating jordan's sissy-poo, it forces me to spend time with you outside of the hospital, and i just won't have that, so s'here's the deal-- don't wanna have dinner with you, don't want to go bowling with you, and i never, ever again want to walk into my kitchen and hear you say, ♪ hey, it's waffle time, it's waffle time ♪ ♪ won't you have some ♪ w

in the best buddies program and works for the organization.hanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> it is focused on best buddies delaware. >> it is an international organization. our goal is to see more inclusive schools, more inclusive communities an more inclusive workplaces. we do it by creating one to one friendship and their typical peers and of course everybody says friendship, that's great, who wouldn't want friends? i'll take two kind of thing. it is also important because having friends builds your self-confidence. it allows you to learn important skills, socialization, netwo networking and it gives you a support system when you need friends. unfortunately individuals with disabilities are still isolated and still bullied still under employed. we hope our upcoming friendship walk will shine light and generate awareness and funds about abilities with disabilities. >> and we'll get to specific details in just a moment. you are a participant and you work for the organization. >> yes. >> tell us about your positive experience. >> i have

my buddy got shot three times in the chest. >> how is he doing?> at last i heard, i haven't been on leave here but said he was going to be good. >> my goodness, so tell us what happened in those moments afterwards. how did you get out of there? >> we -- most people started scattering and they climbed the fence but i had to stay with my buddies. so we got him over the fence once the firing stopped and slid him under a stage so we were safe. and then we -- we transported him around the back side of the event. >> how did you get him around? >> got him over to triage. there was three of us carrying him and there was a cart so we got him on the cart and we wheeled that around. >> so you were able to get him to the triage and then where did you all go next and how did you find safety? >> well, i wasn't really worried about the safety part because i was going to stay with my buddy. there were no ambulances available really because it was a fire zone. so we actually got four wounded people in the back of a truck. >> i know you got four wounded people in t

now this guy is waiting for his buddy to also take off so they can fly around together. he quickly launches soon after he elevates his canopy. but he looks behind him and notices his buddy, did you see it, wing started to collapse to one side. that guy had a little trouble launching. to not get too far away from his friend he just loops back around. >> get it together. >> now he's going to dip back down, take a nice low path. >> oh. >> okay. >> what are you trying to do. >> i know. >> this guy says he just simply forget to clear and give himself a little elevation and now he's in the drink and the water is not even ankle deep. >> certain times you don't want to forget something. this is one of them. >> his buddy can get up in the air and go get it together. >> now this looks to be a disaster right from the beginning. as this barge that already looks to be heavily overweight starts to pass by. a collision, it's a perfectly orchestrated transfer. >> oh. >> the guys from the small boat hook up with the barge and hop aboard. right after the selfie that little boat starts to

and my buddy is like i got hit. my buddy got shot three times and everybody knew there was a shooter so everybody pretty much dove on top of each other, got down. it was a lot of chaos. people trampling each other and trying to get away. it seemed like forever. but we're just trying to take care of the people that are wounded. a lot of people who are selfless and actually stayed with people. >> now you're an avid hunter and you recognized immediately this was not just gunfire but it was automatic gunfire coming in rapid burst. >> yeah. it was very obvious. whoever was shooting it was a fully automatic and they had to reload. whether it was one person or two, but there was a break between clips being shot out. >> now you describe it rather casually, but you know, your best friend, you're here on your 48th birthday trip, you're a retired teacher and you came with your best friend and he took three bullets to the chest. as close as i am to you right now. >> true. it was hard. i saw him there i wasn't going to leave him

i call him buddy. hey, buddy, have a good show tonight, buddy. >> stephen: what's he call you? ( laughter ) ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: almost like king tut. >> yeah. >> stephen: how is he as a kisser? does he have soft lips? >> we did that at the diane keaton a.f.i. tribute. >> stephen: doesn't matter where you did it. >> i don't remember what the premise was. the premise was, "hey, i really like you!" >> stephen: exactly. ( laughter ) now, you met him when you were doing "three amigos" i imagine. >> "three amigos," yes. >> stephen: do you do films anymore? i miss steve martin on camera. >> i'm so interested in what i'm doing right now, besides no offers, but-- ( laughter ) >> stephen: really? >> no, i really like touring around, being live, which is strange. i can't even believe i'm saying that. >> stephen: why is it strange? you like a live audience, right? ( cheers and applause ) >> absolutely, this is great. i tell you what it was. when i was doing stand up-- jerry seinfeld is the opposite. he loves it and thinks its great.

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. >> he's yours, buddy. >> he's probably been asking for a pet forever and finally he has a little cat. >> i like how you classify a 10-year-old wanting a kitten as forever. because for kids it feels like christmas will never get here, i'll never get that puppy or kitten. that is not the adorable cat video. this cat is called bud. bud loves water. >> you want to be sprayed? all right, it's okay. >> it's a clean cat. >> just stepped out of the litter box, get a little hose down. >> the cat actually wants to play with the water. this cat loves chasing the water spray. look like i can't take it. i want some more. >> i love it. >> when play time is over -- [ meowing ]. why you gotta stop? why you got to be that way, man? >>> we've seen a lot of odd videos, and weird behavior come out of russia, but this one kind of takes the cake. this man here is on the highway, when suddenly, he has some company. >> is he a transient? >> there's no exact information on this man's condition but i think you can gather it's not normal behavior. >> what, dude standing in the middle of the highway? >> the dri

. >>> a mountain biking park with his buddy. he's just decided today is the day.s big jump. see if his confidence pays off. >> oh! >>> and he rode his scooter from -- >> his city in china 500 miles to his girlfriend's university. >> find out why he decided to do it. >> brave man. are you totally ready? to catch an eye for sparks to fly for mr. right colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for a healthier mouth. so you're totally ready! colgate total. be totally ready for life. ...what are you doing?? i thought you had a cold? i don't need all this. mucinex fast-max can handle pretty much every symptom. even... yea - i can read, you know. ahhh! mucinex fast-max. 9 symptoms. 1 dose. max strength. let's end this. did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis

look, buddy, most of the parents i deal with are jackasses. now, don't get me wrong. you're welcome. so the reason why i've yet to see your child is because he has the sniffles. the sniffles. the sniffles! look, you're a doctor. you have what i like to call the burden of knowledge. you're gonna be worse than every parent who freaks out because their kid eats playdough. why? because you've seen too much. you've seen what can really go wrong. and if you don't get a handle on that, it's gonna crush you. you have kids? one. she hates dolls. boy, that's a bummer. tell me about it. that's horrible work. horrible! dr. kelso, i do have something to say. remember earlier you asked me if i had something to say? no. well, you did, and the reason that i came back here is because you said that bruce and i are alike, and you know what? you're right. because you're treating him the exact same way you treated me when i first got here. dr. kelso, you only judge us by these 20-minute pressure-filled windows that you see us through twice a week. you never get to know us or how hard we r

good job, buddy. >> okay, okay.obably be more cute than chilling. >> boo at the zoo is a philadelphia tradition, philadelphia zoo tradition to be sure. >> year after year the event bridges out young people, oftentimes thousands, many in costumes, for trick-or-treating and halloween theme fun with the animals. >> it is really one of our favorite weekends. >> there are bears, that's blue. >> blue. >> like in the jungle pool. >> yes, the bear from the jungle book. >> four year old and his love bird kayla were brought together two years ago to hopefully mate. they clearly love pumpkins. >> oh, he's going after the pumpkin in the back. >> their lizards, that look like snakes, by the way, terrified of snakes. >> sorry. >> , no no, no. >> when they're being chased by a preditor this can he can actual i drop their tail. it shatters into tons of little pieces. and that scares the preditor. not only do does it get them off their tail it, scares the preditor because it is so surprising. >> there is a fascination with a bat. wh

love you, buddy. bye. rich: anybody who knows jamie knows she's the type woman that walks into a room, and the room lights up. she's my best friend. she's the rock that holds it all together. you want mommy to put it on again? - yeah. - [inaudible]. this means mommy's in charge of the whole house. rich: we work well together. jamie: yeah. jamie and i go together like bert and ernie. maybe that's not the best description. peanut butter and jelly. stop saying that. hamburger. jamie: rich is just the most amazing guy. he'll do anything for anybody at any time. he loves to help people. he's a fireman, so he gives up his life for other people just in his line of work. george: the englands are college sweethearts who selflessly give back to their friends, their family, their community. jamie: we moved here in july of 2011. we were running out of space, and we know we wanted to live in the suburbs, buy a house, grow our family. what are you doing there, richie? it wasn't me. jamie: who was it? it was a bad guy. j

admitted to doing so to trigger the creation of the special counsel, who was bob mueller who is his buddy. and what was the mission of the special counsel? to investigate russian undermining of our presidential election in relation to the trump campaign. and what do we find out this morning? paul map for the is charged with not disclosing his foreign bank account. >> sean: 2006 to '14. >> right. 11 years ago. that's how far they have to dig. and not registering adequately as a representative of foreign

he says his buddy chris helped their two female friends got to safety while he and andy stayed behind to help people running from the bulletsit was an heroic act of courage by david munger and his two best bros that likely saved multiple liveshe showed me this text he received from one of the young ladies he and his friends saved it reads in part...thank you for helping to save our lives kind of a heroic thing you did bro. how do you feel about that? you're kind of a hero in walnut creek haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) you can continue to follow developments on the las

the thing that kept us going was the cohesion of being buddies. with new people coming all the time, they would get close very quickly. i think that is one of the prevailing legacies of the american combat soldier. that brotherhood. these people you see here on our screen, they were sons, brothers, husbands, uncles, nephews, grandsons of also its of people. all sorts of people. nearly all of them were special to somebody. they were the kind of flesh and s ofd, the sin use -- sinew america, particularly white america. they have, you could argue, bequeathed our world to us. most are gone now. i think they still remain with us in spirit, in memory. a profound influence over who we are and how we view our world, for onepe personally thing you will take away from this tonight is that we will never forget them. thank you. it has been a pleasure talking to you. appreciate it. [applause] prof. mcmanus: i would be glad to take questions if anybody has them. yes, sir? >> [inaudible] how do they wind up getting written up for that? that's a great question. l

all their buddies will make fun of them. you are acted like blah, blah, blah. he probably did get poked in the eye there. if it's accidental, it's one thing. jim: they had three defensive penalties call and would for the game, three personal fouls called on the miami defense. tony: looks like we're going to actually snap this ball and possibly finish this game. so i can go home. [laughter] jim: one of these days. three receivers to the left. first and goal. allen the running back. low snap. allen drops the football. it's in the end zone! and it's recovered by a raven for a touchdown! tony: it's the old fumblerooski. allen needs to hold onto the ball. an exchange problem between him and mallett and fortunate for baltimore to recover. jim: look at chris moore, though, on the spot. tony: you see how many fumbles the guy trying to recover never gets it like that? he grabs and it one, boop. tony: and he's got a touchdown for the second great straight game. he scored on the last play of the game at minnesota. from 13 yards out this time he recover as fumble in the en

you're so handsome. >> how are you, buddy? nice to see you, man. how much time?i've got 25 seconds. >> here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> 25 seconds before the show, kelly and ryan walking out. for them, that's an eternity on live tv. >> thank you very much. thank y'all. >> it's so fun to watch you two on camera. i get excited. >> i'm actually genuinely excited to see her every morning. i know in the past sometimes you didn't say hi before you go on the air. i like to say hi to her before we go on the air. we don't talk about too much. >> ryan is exactly who he is off camera and on, and he's sincere and genuine and authentic and generous with every person. >> next week, ryan will celebrate six months on live, and it's clear his chemistry with kelly isn't just for the cameras. you're hosting a halloween party together. >> yes. she's hosting. i'm a guest. >> oh, you're a guest. >> he is the reason we're having the party. so i said we are hosting it together. this would not be happening. it's on a tuesday. >> it's on a tuesday. >> i go, most people will not b

thank you for being here, buddy. he's very, very cute.et into how you did it or no? >> yeah, just definitely being at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> and i could tell you this. never, never try to drive a a four wheeler wearing slides. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> i'd like to really -- really tell you. >> jimmy: but the doctors told you don't go on tour. they said no. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you shouldn't go on tour. this is bad. >> well, yeah, even still now, you know, after seeing my doctor last week. i told him that i couldn't go horizontal or vertical. but i feel good. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i feel really good. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: can't go horizontal or vertical, you go left or right. >> it happened. it happened. i broke my leg the week of my tour. the beginning of my tour was supposed to start. i have three tour buses full of people that i feel like i'm responsible for. you know what i mean? and i just felt like it was a a lot of pressure on me to come up with some kind of solution to be abl

and we have a buddy we can visit and a place to crash will open far as it builds a large network of friends and that's a huge gift that's isn't me got me with this thing. this middle core group doesn't make feel good music. the video for the song comeback shows shocking images of child soldiers caught up in the horrors of war. h.s.b. doesn't only criticize violence and racism in their music they pay the price. you this facebook posting must be too much time with host a facebook message against nazis it cost us a few hundred fans. statement with each clear statement we make on t.v. costs cd sales. there are people who love our music but it is all political to us are totally different that that's an important part of who we are we can do without those kinds of fantasies. in twenty fifteen they won some new fans when they became sponsors of the soccer club card so i seen it and the teams jerseys are now in a worldwide demand. in twenty seventeen the band also persuaded the bakken foundation for young metal bands to join them all for a good cause. you find a tiger those of other clubs are makin

the thing that kept us going was the cohesion of being buddies. with new people coming all the time, they would get close very quickly. i think that is one of the prevailing legacies of the american combat soldier. that brotherhood. these people you see here on our screen, they were sons, brothers, husbands, uncles, nephews, grandsons of also its of people. nearly all of them were special to somebody. they were the kind of flesh and blood, the sin use -- sinews of america, particularly white america. they have, you could argue, bequeathed our world to us. most are gone now. i think they still remain with us in spirit, in memory. a profound influence over who we are and how we view our world, so my hope personally for one thing you will take away from this tonight is that we will never forget them. thank you. it has been a pleasure talking to you. appreciate it. [applause] prof. mcmanus: i would be glad to take questions if anybody has them. yes, sir? >> [inaudible] how do they wind up getting written up for that? prof. mcmanus: that's a great ques

even has people in niger in fact at one point our buddy lindsey graham said quote to. be seized that i didn't even know there was a thousand troops in niger this is from the man who sits on the senate armed services committee thankfully senator rand paul of kentucky sudden would need to be said about lindsay's apparent amnesia when rand paul tweeted out that you know you are into what he wars and what he places when even more monger lindsey graham can't keep track of anymore so what exactly is the u.s. mission in niger or the rest of africa for that matter well according to the united states africa command website yes they actually have a website the united states military is in niger because a safe stable secure and prosperous africa is and during united states interests niger is an important partner to the u.s. . because ladies and gentlemen nothing says friendship more than teaching your friends how to kill extremists and their families now let's start watching the hawks. get the. real deal with. the bottom. like you but i got. the. older ones are the harks i am tir

he says his buddy chris helped their two female friends got to safety while he and andy stayed behindto help people running from the bulletsit was an heroic act of courage by david munger and his two best bros that likely saved multiple liveshe showed me this text he received from one of the young ladies he and his friends saved it reads in part...thank you for helping to save our lives kind of a heroic thing you did bro. how do you feel about that? you're kind of a hero in walnut creek haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) stories are emerging from survivors of sunday night's ma

we got my buddy in the ambulance.ne of the young member in the back of the truck, as i was carrying him, he passed away. we got the other two in the ambulance. that young man, somebody's son, you know, passed away right there. he was not by himself. he was already with somebody. >> you are okay? you were not hit? >> i'm okay. >> i saw you had bands. that's from the concert. what were other people doing? as you said, you took cover. you had people you wanted to care for. what was the rest of the crowd doing? >> it was very chaotic. they just wanted to get out. there are people being trampled and stuff like that. it was a lot of kay yogs. >> how do you -- mike, how do you even begin to process something like this? this is the stuff you read about happening in other places? >> yeah. especially being from alaska, sheltered from it. i don't know. i don't think i've processed it yet. it's getting harder every time i talk about it. >> were you able to see the muzzle flashes coming from -- >> no i did not. as soon as my buddy

so, yes, bus stop buddy already has lunch ready to go.hough, many of them still in the 40's this morning, in the suburbs, and in the 50's, as well. so still off to a cool -- still dark. 7:00 is now our sunrise time. 56 degrees, days keep getting shorter. 75 degrees was yesterday's high temperature. delightful. today, just little bit milder. high of 78. still plenty of sunshine, sun doesn't set until 6:38. so yes, it is getting shorter on the other ends, as well. but, whether is the next chance of rain? we will answer that coming up in the seven day forecast, good morning, bob kelly. >> hey sue, good morning shall everybody, 63:00; we begin with this dump truck accident, and fire, that is shutting down the atlantic city expressway. happened about an hour ago. the truck was traveling eastbound, flipped over the concrete barrier, ended up in the westbound lanes, caught fire, right now, dealing with a fuel spill. you can see, they're trying to contain the fuel spill with crews on the scene. so leaving atlantic city, the expressway, closed. it

no, buddy, this isn't because of you or anything you did. then why?happens for a reason. so what's the reason now? well... your dad is a very smart man. probably the smartest fella i know, except for maybe you. but all those smarts, they come at a price.

my buddy and i jumped over to this police vehicle.a few people there that looked like they were possibly shot. they were bleeding. we were handle out at the police vehicle for a little bit, and then we made a dash for it. within ten feet we see this girl and she's laying down and her friend's right next to her. and she's like freaking out. she's like, she's shot in the head, she's shot in the head. and my buddy comes over to help out and he goes, oh, my god, she's shot in the head. then people came to help lift her up, and my buddy and them got her into the police vehicle. and when he did that, another just, barrage of bullets came down and we bolted for the parking lot. went to the parking lot, veered off to the right and we found these cement median. we ran over it and we were taking cover there. and we see two police officers, one fully armored with ar 15 just running like get out of here, you got to get out of here. and again, continues figure out where is coming from. we just hear -- this went on for minutes, just baba baba baba,

his buddies wrapped them up in whatever passes as a shroud. and sends him on. -- and sent him home. the first staff -- stop is when they are packed in ice at the air head. and then they are flown, usually to europe. where they are then packed in ice again and flown to dover air force base. where the remains are taken care of. embalmedinvolved -- and meticulously dressed in their uniform with their medals and then puts them on another linked up with a casualty officer. a good movie to see is, "taking chance." killed on my command right next to me. that is the process. that is happening -- a casualty officer typically goes to the home, very early in the morning and waits for the first lights to come on. and then he knocks on the door. typically, the mom and dad will answer. or a wife. if there is a wife, this is happening in two different places. if the parents are divorced, three different places. the casualty officer proceeds to break the heart of a family member. untilays with that family -- well, for a long time. even after the internment. who are these young men and women? they a

he trekked there with buddy andy cohen to ring in his big 4-0, booze-free.e went overboard. quote, i it always felt wrong. i'm glad he's doing so well. he is so talented. >>> still ahead, how george clooney bruised matt damon's ego. >> when you can't get that, you get mad. >> and his backside on the set of their new movie. >> i had one cheek that was completely discolored. >> oh, my. >>> our kelly ripa and ryan seacrest exclusive. could she j idol." >> they've been calling for kelly. >> voice of an angel. >>> closed captioning provided by. ♪ >>> in this game, we each have pumpkins hanging at the bottom of our panty hose. can you tell? >> looking good there, guys in behind those stockings, kelly ripa and ryan seacrest got into the spirit. first, i reunited with my "all my children" co-star secs before she and ryan went live. >> how are you? we're heading that way. >> hi. you are so sandsome. >> how are you, buddy? nice to see you, man. how much time? >> 25 seconds. >> here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> they're calling 25 seconds before the show, kelly

bus stop buddy has his lunch ready to go.atures still in the four's, a's, 57 degrees, right now in philadelphia. calm winds out of the southwest, and today, 78, for high. with breitbart sunshine, little bit milder than it was yesterday. tonight, we are down to 61 degrees, so it won't be quite as chilly tomorrow, even better, forgetting your flu shot. bob kelly? >> i'm getting a flu shot. i thought we were just promote that. oh, okay. 8:03, i guess i'm in line. good morning, everybody, got accident, westbound on the schuylkill expressway. it is right here, approaching 202. you got to see everything off, what he is now, off to the shoulder. but we are jammo leaving town. westbound, back up from conshy, all the way out to approaching king of prussia. again, that accident out there near henderson road. an accident on the benny, coming into philadelphia. inbound on the ben franklin bridge, ex had a testify heavy mid-span eighth and vine, accident on the blue route, southbound, just south of broomall, which is exit nine. delays dow

buddies. >> they are never going to be good buddies buddies, they are going to be co-workers.alked to mitch mcconnell about the president a number of times. is he ready and willing to work with the president. doesn't like his tweets and off the cuff stuff. is he willing to work with the president. is he a professional. and i do think the two of them can get things done together. i think tax reform right now is a priority. they need to spin issue in that up. preferablely by the end of the year. the republican party doesn't have have much to stand on in the midterm election if they can't get this done. eric: it's on mcconnell's plate right now and up to him to start doing something when he is getting down from the white house. we will see. >> yep, really up to him. eric: good to see you. thanks. arthel? art art when we come back the employment contract of harvey weinstein raises lots of questions. it actually allow ford sexual harassment as long as the company was reimbursed by mr. wine steenel for any settlement. our legal panel looks at the fine print next. mike and i are both

he trekked there with buddy andy cohen to ring in his big 4-0, booze-free.e went overboard. quote, i it always felt wrong. i'm glad he's doing so well. he is so talented. >>> still ahead, how george clooney bruised matt damon's ego. >> when you can't get that, you get mad. >> and his backside on the set of their new movie. >> i had one cheek that was completely discolored. >> oh, my. >>> our kelly ripa and ryan seacrest exclusive. could she join him on "american idol." >> they've been calling for kelly. >> voice of an angel. >>> closed captioning provided by. i love hanging out. with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well fitting dentures let in food particles just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. super poligrip free made even the kiwi an enjoyable experience try super poligrip free.

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>> there you go, buddy, get up there. >> doing that kermit the frog wave thing with the arms. >> can't get any grip. >> that's why the guy picked up his paddle. gave him a lift out, climbed up, i'll give you a ride back, but you're going to have to find a new place to ride, because that's a little unsafe for you. aside from being four miles from land. >> i feel really bad. i'm no iguana expert, but as far as i know, that's not a marine iguana. >> got him on the cooler. >> get seat belted in, we're going to go flying. >> what did you catch today? an iguana about this big. >> got the best selfie of the day, i think. they got a bit of a trek back to shore, and once they get close to land, oh, that's my stop. >> feel free to make a jump for it. there it goes. >> off into the sunset, but no, this guy tracked it down to make sure it was okay. >> bye. >> meanwhile, this while needed a rescue. this one they said had surface legions, they believe, from being up on shore, but it took about 60 people and a tug boat to rescue this 60-ton animal. >> that's the danger, isn't it? literally the weight

sorry about that, buddy. >> but you know what as the any d.c.s you are used to losing in the first round. off awe right. right, right, right. >> you know who wasn't unhappy about that? pretty much everyone in chicago including the cubbies of course in the dugout. the cubs head to los angeles now to open championship series tomorrow night. >> what a great setup though. you have houston/yankees in new york. and you have l.a./chicago. potentially really, really great world series. on the horizon. >> not too shabby. >> coming up. surprise appearance in the white house press briefing room. the chief of staff, john kelly reporters. what he had to say about all the presidential tweets. >> the flight attendants speaking out. hear what they're telling us about the increase of violence on board and how passengers with cell phone cameras may actually be compromising flight safety. you are watching "world news now". i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environ