. >> cover up your butt crack. ♪ cover up your butt crack ♪ it's looking back at me >> listen up next looking back at me >>> like us on facebook.com/rightthisminute. stay in touch all day long. now, back to the show. >> well, this is us having to run like a [ bleep ]. >> and running they are, and you'll see y.take a look at this video. it really looks like hell on earth during some recent wildfires in northern california. this is part of six wildfires in the area. this is a strike team who was in there, and imagine fighting this fire. >> go behind this [ bleep ]. >> eventually there comes a time where you have to pull the blueing and say we've got to go. >> watch the line. >> you're right. dead center of the road. >> they are on a road. highway 89. you can't see the yellow lines, can't see anything. >> there's fire coming down on them, sparks and everything else. got to be scary. >> they only suffered minor damage in this. check out this damage from the reading fire department. battling these wildfires, and can you see the damage to their engine. >> just get it on. >> trying to find a

butt massages and they started laughing at us. tammy did, our executive producer. like, what else? who would ever do that. >> she said, who gets bottom massages? excuse me. have you had sciatica? we both immediately said yes. >> i need one right now. i gave jenna a little -- >> that looks like a mom butt that you're massaging, i've got to get to the gym asap. look at your face. was it that terrible? >> you know what, tammy, you gave it -- >> look at your face. >> i ham it up a little bit. you hit that spot. i do have to go for that sciatica thing. >> when we get -- if we get a massage, we don't mind a butt massage. a butt facial? ridiculous. >> not by a man. have you had a man massage you? >> yes. i like that. strong. i like deep-tissue massages. >> you don't mind? >> no. >> stripping down in front of a strang it done? >> you put it that way. i don't mind a massage from a man mature enough to know it doesn't mean anything beyond get my muscles worked. these muscles. stop. >> how do you know what it means to him? >> believe me, whe

she spends the entire time shaking her butt and other women shaking her butts.you have to wonder, why is that necessary in this day and age? >> reporter: nicki fired back on instagram. pointing out a double-standard when it comes to body type. posting this photo of slim supermodels on the cover of "sports illustrated." >> people think the whole conversation about nicki minaj and her butt is ridiculous, but it's starting a dialogue about race and body type. >> reporter: make no mistake. this song is for the curvaceous, leaving no room for skinny girls. >> i love to keep people guessing. i never want people to think, i know what she's doing next. >> nicki has an important message. it's embrace yourself. love your curves. be proud of your body. but that's lost with all of the

she had her butt up there like oh, hey, happy birthday to my butt. and now she is like, this is bad news. >> for what she is suing for she can get some coin for a waxing salon. she looked better than any porn star, not that i would know. >> you only -- analyzed it? >> i took a good peek. i know walter did. >> it would have cost me three $1 bills in time square to see what she showed me. it was worth $5. >> i would consider that a compliment if i were her. walter, do you think she has a case? >> i think she has a big case. your celebrity career is basically over once you have seen the goods. >> kim kardashian built a career off of a sex tape. >> if you can start your career by showing the goods you can go along for awhile. >> which this girl says she was a model. okay. >> of what? >> i think something that involves bleaching. jeans perhaps. >> if i was -- if it was just the gentles. >> i think she will be adding people to the lawsuit. >> why? >> for what you just said. >> what do you mean? >> that's what happened. she goes on a show called "dating nak

i'll leave my wife, i'll put drugs in my butt for you. >> what in your butt for you?ly. >> so that was my pitch to get damon back to "new girl." i'll leave my drugs and i'll put drugs in my butt for you. >> jimmy: that would make a great greeting card. was this a moment when you realized that it was meant to be between the two of you? >> well, yeah. during the pilot, damon did something really funny. so, that was my first big job and i was very nervous. and damon was somehow less nervous. and there was a scene with zoe and max where they're doing something serious. we're in the background. you can't really laugh and clown around if you're in the background. it's important. >> no. >> but we're not on camera. we're doing the lines. i look over and damon's front looks perfect where the whole crew is. his back, his butt is out. so, i'm seeing a guy i just met two days before, his bare butt cheeks. and i can't go, like, your butt cheeks are out, man. i had to deal with it. >> i'm flexing them, too. getting little dimples in it. so, it's like my line being, come on, you can

. >> don't point your butt at the kids. >> gentlemen, start your engines, and then duck.his is at ocean speedway in california. that guy with the flag, that's keith, the flag man. >> glad you explained the guy with the flag was the flag man. i was confused. >> i know you're not a race fan, but to clear it up. >> the flag man is the guy with the flag. >> sprint car racing, he has his green flag, waving it vigorously to let the field know it's time to put the pedal to the metal, and the action is on. he's putting away the green flag and grabs the yellow to be prepared in case something goes wrong. he needs that flag and maybe a helm helmet. >> oh! >> he got out of the way, though, right? >> he did get out of the way. he was uninjured as were all the drivers, a couple cars get tangled up near the bottom of the track, and then the car driven by scott hall goes up and over, the cars known for horrific accidents. >> does he go back to the position to wave the flag. there's a car on the stand. >> use the flag to point, there it is. >> right there. >> look like he jumped down to

we had the battle of platte bridge and red butte in 1865. the goal was to get rid of the bridge. the bridge was a visual symbol, structure that could be attacked that represented all of the migration and all of these people moving west. the tribes goal was to get rid of this. early in the morning, we had the battle of platte bridge. there was a young lieutenant named caspar collins. he is passing through this fort on the day of the battle. he was ordered to leave the 11th kansas volunteer cavalry soldiers out to meet and army supply wagon that were coming back from supplying points further west. that morning he rides out. it takes 20 guys with him. they get across the bridge and not even a mile away and they are ambushed by the lakota, cheyenne, and arapahoe gathered together to get revenge for sand creek. they wheel around and raced back to the fort. casper collins and four other soldiers are killed. amazingly, the other guys made it back or it about four hours later, the army supply wagons show up on the horizon. this is called the battle of red butte and the army shows -- sees

>> i thought my butt and my hips were big to begin with. after a baby it's like out of control. >> how she's getting fit. and her plan for baby number two. >> we're trying. > >> mthenore clooney wedding news. we're hearing about the guest list and who might dress the bride and groom. >>> plus, what is up with sofia vergara's face and her hair? >> also the teen choice awards happen right here this weekend. but do you know who teens watch more than katy, j-law, and justin? it is the youtube stars versus young hollywood. this guy has more viewers than "dancing" and "big bang" combined. >> i'm a true believer. >> good for you. >> and "ncis" around the globe. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> we're with the stars of the world's number one drama. >> oui monsieur. [ speaking foreign language ] that means yes, sir, i love the frog. >> we're "e.t.," the world's number one entertainment show. but you already knew that. >>> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. we have new information behind the news that is making

he has been suspended until september 18 by the disciplinary commission investigating the h ead butt after the game in the french capital last weekend. and willred his nose find out his disciplinary fate in mid-september. a frustrating night for both french sides in the playoffs. the center went down 1-0. both with tough tasks ahead of them in the second leg. avion.mpions traveled to they visited the club they lost their first league game last season. a journey without the injured players -- they journeyed without the injured players but with the player that broke his nose in the head butt last saturday. >> he's capable of playing without any doubt. he had a fracture but without displacement. as we have seen in previous cases with this type of injury, if there is not displacement, they can play quickly. that is what is going to happen here. they are easing the world cup players back into action. the argentinian has made the most of his opportunities. >> the truth is i had to watch the world cup. for me, it was not easy to watch it at home in front of the television. particularly beca

well, some people in the crowd couldn't keep their butts in the seats. >> he just gets up and startscing in the aisle to "turn down for what". ♪ turn down for what >> oh, no. the whole wedding party. >> it turns out the whole thing was actually planned, and they all decided to just kind of flash mobbishly culminate their ceremony. we do know kevin cosgrove, he is friends with patrick, one of our producers, and they visited us on set. a reallywkrd photo with him. us more aboutthis. welcome to the show, guys. he is joining us via skype. so, fill us in. how did this whole thing happen? why was he selected to celebrate like this? >> originally it was supposed to be me who i kind of wanted to spotlight, but kevin is one of my best friends, so i asked him to just do it in the middle of the aisle and kind of surprise everybody, including our entire party because they also thought it was me who was supposed to do it, and so he was all about it, and excited. so we thought it would be a nice little twist. >> how did everybody else react to him just jumping up from the video? >> you can kind of

it looks like he had his head in a bull's butt. >> he was still clicking away. >> that's a great selfieple obviously having a good laugh because it's all really stupid. come on, use some good judgment. >> the thing's already pissed off, angry that everyone's messing with it. >> and it's also a lesson for people, be in the moment. don't get lost in yourself. he's going to have a big bruise on his butt. >> he is the star of a viral video now. >> this is a little animated video put together by a guy named adam rosenbaum. the winner is -- ♪ ooh, he meets a lady. what's up, girl? sup? >> now he's got the dig. >> he got the digits. 555 555-2-drunk. it looks like it happened in december of 2007. >> when tickets to the theater were still 9 bucks. >> still in the single digits. they're going to a bulls game, hanging out in chicago, in front of the chicago bean, no less. do they call it the bean? >> it's called the -- >> i always call it the bean. whatever. that go i recall irl is amanda. adam, the brilliant artist, created this video because he had something he wanted to say. you mean the world

but i'm in the booth and i'm making a song called wiggle, you know what to do with that big, fat butt what to do with that big, fat butt, like i'm being like abusive or anything like that. it's literally just a fun song that's not really supposed to be taken in that light. >> reporter: even though he's been on the charts for years, this was his breakout song, "what you say." ♪ how i live with myself knowing that i let love go ♪ >> reporter: it seems he hasn't managed to break into the ranks of top superstardom. and he has a theory why. >> i make pop music. besides rihanna, you don't see african-americans on the pop charts like that. >> reporter: do you think you had to knock a little louder, work a little harder, jump a little higher to get noticed because you're african-american in pop? >> yeah. still at this point, for sure. >> reporter: now, with this new album, hip-hop keeps coming up as a label. is that a fair box to put you in? >> not even close. if you call me hip-hop, you're completely just saying you're hip-hop because you're black. >> reporter: despite all of that, he says i

booty, a man's butt. it was more important -- i'm serious.s more booty -- having some booty was more important than drinking water. i like booty. >> johnson went on to tell our crew how he used to satisfy his sexual desires, especially during the 1970s and '80s when he was most active and prison security was more lax. >> when i'd see one and he looks good to me, when i go see him, i say, you come here. i say, i'm going to tell you what. i like you and i want you. and we can do this the easy way or the hard way. so the choice is yours. and it was always yes. >> johnson also had a warning for the new generation of inmates. they might be asking for trouble from old-timers. >> you know, they got this thing where they sag their pants past their butt. it's a style. they call it some sort of gangster style. you know, it's sexy to us, right? but see, they wasn't prepared for this. right? so you sag your pants in here, man, somebody will be up in your butt, you know. and it's just that simple. >> johnson even let the "lockup" crew know that when he wa

this is called the battle of red butte. they fire a warning shot with their canon, the tribe sees them as well and they attack that wagon supply train. at that one it is led by amos custard. there were 25 guys with that group. there were five in an advanced guard. they get rid of the horses an three of them made it back to the fort. the supply wagons were killed. shortly after that, because of the battles and because we have a young lieutenant called casper collins who was a son of the colonel, they changed the name of the fort. it was called platte bridge station. it is in 1865 that they changed the name of the fort to fort casper. once it becomes fort caspar in the fall of 1865 really only lasts two more years. they add a lot of buildings. there is a massive construction program in 1866 and 1867. this fort becomes as large as fort laramie. what happens is in 1867, the army determined they built it in the wrong place. so in the fall of 1867 they issue orders that they take all salvageable materials and they haul it 45 mile

it's called "look at my butt crack."ter ] that's really -- wasn't that the title of barbara bush's autobiography? anyway, it's available now on itunes, and you can see her live october 24th and 25th, in greenville and colombia, south carolina. please say hello to kathy griffin. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] kathy. how are you doing? >> i am so excited to not be jennifer aniston. look -- >> jimmy: what? >> you with the big stars. i knew when you were doing the sports at krok. and now, it's aniston this and oprah this. i'm on to you, mister. mr. high and mighty. >> jimmy: i would be friends with you, too. >> when are we doing the "suddenly susan" reunion, with the "suddenly susan" with brooke shields. >> jimmy: isn't it true that brooke shields won't speak to you anymore? >> yes. >> jimmy: if brooke wants to come we'll do a "suddenly susan" reunion. >> i have never been in a classier point of my career. >> jimmy: by the title of your album. >> i have a comedy album. >> jimmy: we made this. so, i had somet

lay my photos was so appealing in a walking with very little saw code for all the photos photos and butts of the office on trial it decided that circles were not big enough who decided that we got handcuffed the robber all to. roughly two hundred ten people have reportedly been arrested since the august tenth protest began including nineteen year old holocaust survivor hedy epstein police has and try to incite the people in ferguson of the people that come to the demonstrations. so if they become liable more violent then the police will become even more violent that will be their excuse criticism surrounding heavy handed police tactics deepened wednesday when a few miles from ferguson another black man who allegedly shoplifted from a store was shot dead by white police officers may powell was brandishing. and knife but instead of using a taser or other nonfatal methods cops fired nine shots into the twenty five year old the militarization of america's law enforcement has made front page news around the world critics say arming local cops with war weapons fuels a more aggressive type of po

. >> i was hit with the butt of an ak-47, punched and dragged into a vehicle with my hands tied behind my back. >> reporter: foley's family has confirmed his death and his mother diane released a statement on facebook saying she has never been more proud of their son. over the last two years, foley's family has shined a light in the window a symbol of hope for his safe return. now they are asking for privacy to mourn their loss. michelle sigona, cbs news. >> the white house has not yet confirmed the authenticity of the video just yet. president obama is expected to make a statement later today. >>> parts of arizona face massive clean-up efforts after torrential rainstorms caused flash floods in the phoenix area. this type of scene was common yesterday. a man trapped inside a home waving a white t-shirt to alert rescue crews. a helicopter eventually hoisted him up from the roof. deep water also trapped people inside their cars, workers at one farm say they saw hundreds of cacti swept away. >> the monsoon, yeah. 48 inches there. what's hard is the ground is so solid it's almost like ceme

photos was still occurring in a walking with very little saw code for all of the hotels photos and butts of the office on trotsky side if that's going to be good enough he decided that we've got to handcuff the real broad pool. roughly two hundred ten people have reportedly been arrested since the august tenth protests began including nineteen year old holocaust survivor hedy epstein police has and try to incite the people in ferguson of the people that come to the demonstrations. so if they become liable more violent then the police will become even more violent that will be their excuse criticism surrounding heavy handed police tactics deepened wednesday when a few miles from ferguson another black man who allegedly shoplifted from a store was shot dead by white police officers may powell was brandishing. a knife but instead of using a taser or other nonfatal methods cops fired nine shots into the twenty five year old the militarization of america's law enforcement has made front page news around the world critics say arming local cops with war weapons fuels a more aggressive type of p

. >> that i was hit several times with the butt of an ak-47, punched and dragged into a vehicle with my hands tied behind my back. >> isis is also threatening to kill another american journalist. >>> u.s. attorney general eric holder is headed to ferguson, missouri today. president obama sending holder there to bring the full weight of the federal government into the investigation of michael brown's death. the shooting of brown by a police officer has sparked nightly protests and violence which continued again last night. more now from stacy cohen. >>> reporter: funeral arrangements have been made for michael brown. the family attorney announced brown will be buried next monday more than two weeks after he was shot and killed by officer darren wilson. in yet another attempt to curb the violence plaguing ferguson, authorities urged people to stay home tuesday night. >> we want you to come out in protest if that's what you feel but please disperse by the nightfall. >> reporter: many people still took to the streets but the protests have been noticeably calmer than the past several nigh

. >>> butte, montana, 1989.lain clothes police officers are negotiating with a man who has rigged his car with explosives. suddenly, the vehicle explodes. >> i just couldn't believe what had happened, and my concern was now for my officers. i believed they were dead. >> sergeant dan hollis rushes to help one of the fallen officers when the bomber, terry rosland, emerges from the burning vehicle. >> i couldn't believe my eyes. terry was out of the vehicle. terry was actually on fire. >> the mayhem begins hours earlier after rosland robs a drugstore for valium. the sheriff quickly learns of the incident. >> he showed them an attache case and told them he had a bomb inside of it and if he didn't get the valium, he would detonate. the pharmacist did the right thing. he gave him the valium. >> minutes later, local police are on the suspect's tail and soon he's cornered in downtown butte. >> tried to get him to move out of the residential and business area in the event he did detonate and he shut down in one of the bu

in the south past everyone figured and at south pass you can see the oregon buttes and a lot of peoplei saw this, they saw they were in oregon. >> so how do you personally feel when you finally made it? >> it was a great feeling and since they had wanted to elevate the history of the oregon trail and we had done it and we had accomplished it, it was a great feeling that we made it work and we were doing it in an authentic way as well. and so we feel like we really accomplished it. >> why did you want to document your trip and about one? >> well, i think it was important to document because it was important to tell the story about what we had done and so it should have been documented and we talked about it and decided that is what we would do. >> when people read your book, what is the thing that people think most about? >> i think that the distance that we went in the timeframe that it took us, i think that was important and people think well, maybe you just go out here today but when a wagon train lasts for six months and all the experience that goes along with it, it can be really i

pat him on the butt, kick him in the butt or leave him alone.: in case, you were wondering about me, leave me alone. [ laughter ] >> i wasn't going to pat you on the ass. >> seth: i was worried -- i was worried you were going to kick me in the ass. [ laughter ] well, i want to thank you so much -- >> you don't like ostrich? >> seth: oh my goodness. i didn't even see the boots before you said that. now, i really don't. you're working with a new -- you're workign with a new app right now. a new sports app. tell us about that. >> it's called spo it's a -- it's an app for guys who want to participate every day in fantasy sports. >> seth: gotcha. >> it's a lot of fun. it's going to create a lot of fans. seven out of ten guys that participate are going to win. so it's a good deal as far as making money. and we're just trying to make it fun for everybody. make more fans, make more people want to go to the game. want to watch the game on tv. listen to the game on radio after they get through watching you. >> seth: all right, perfect. i'll take it. thank

voted a unanimous okay. >> whatever usa. >> reporter: while some are still fuming many in crested butteof it. >> this guy is having a lot of fun. maybe too much. too many bud lights. >> reporter: for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> oh, my. >> party on. >> right. >>> speaking of party, ginger zee is always where the party is and she's up in central park before we can get there. hey, ginger. >> hey, we made it in the crowd. we are all branded with brad paisley. let me see this. i want to borrow this. donna from new jersey, thank you. look at this crowd. they are so ready for some brad. a little warm-up now straight to the forecast. flash flooding issues in illinois and that is where we begin in southern illinois, marion, some 2 inches in some places, central illinois had quite a bit of rain too and now what i want to show you is not only where that rain is moving, to give you an idea what is happening for your labor day from west to east, here it is, you got the showers from kansas city up through the great lakes and i want to give you one little piece, one l

there is nothing really too crazy that i have been seen, an injury or a playoff game or getting your butt kicked on a monnight game, i have seen it all. it's going to be fun. >> the count down is on, a live look for the count down to kickoff clock, one day two hours and 14 minutes and almost exactly right there to the game, the eagles and bears can be seen here on 6 abc, before the game you don't want to miss the "action news" sports special, live here on 6 abc. >>> despite his bad back, tiger woods tried to give it a go, and it's not going well. he is showing his frustration after a tee shot heads into the water, that is not the splash you want to make, 3 shots over 9 off the pace. that is sports.e, 3 shots over 9 back to you guys. >>> dozens of delaware county teenagers are betser prepared for their futurers thanks to a program that helps them explore higher education and the workforce. >> it helps you get ready for life. >> that is why darius bond took part in chester foundation's school to career summer program. for four weeks students busied themselves with projects and it took him t

. >> and i think we're going to butt heads on the show today, you seem a little bit negative on the consumeri'm a little bit positive. but that chart does look a little ugly. looking at the daily chart of walmart, testing the support line. it bumps up against resistance. and buying a cheap put like that gets you in play. >> and you're buying something for fair value. the implied move, around 2%. that's typically what you see. i think it's a fair value trade. >> and probably everyone watching, long stocks and trades like this, you can do that. >> let's move on, because the russian stock market, having its best day since june. what are you hearing? >> well, stocks here, they may have gotten a decent move to the upside, taking off after russia announced an end to military exercises near the ukraine border. and the exchange trading fund, rose 2.5% today, igniting a ton of activity. trading three times their average daily volume. much of that, call buying centered around the august 9th expiration in the short-term. keep in mind, it's down almost 20% on the year. so, it may be too soon to call it

his initials #r* mnm and you can bet his butt he will melt in your mouth. nice hair. >> robin williams, we just found out passed away and was 63 years old. the cause is yet to be determined. we won't conjecture upon that. we will go to you, first, sam. did robin williams have been course. i met him once at the comedy cellar and every comic who met him has a great story. talked to him for 30 minutes and he was very warm. it is not what you see in the movies where he sov the wall. he was down to earth and chill. >> neil hamburger who is a frequent guest on "red eye" said he has -- he must have like 20 minutes of robin williams jokes where he eviscerates robin williams over everything in robin williams' life. after on a show robin williams came up to him and said he was a huge fan. hamburger felt like a complete a-hole. but it is a great story. i don't have any good stories, michael. >> i don't either. >> i believe robin williams great humor offset your tragic hair. >> i actually asked for a mid30s german look today. >> was there favorite movies? >> "jumanji."

i had a captain when i was a lieutenant and he said it's time to take names and kick butt. and it's time that we do that. and that is exactly what we intend to do. and still, a lot of retailers have gone by and we have to make our way every day. we have a wonderful retailer here and if you go over there, you will see all about it. [applause] and they have a made in america gallery. a lot of them are important. we are still fighting this battle and it has been a long time in doing this. but i think we're beginning to get some traction and that's the beautiful part about this book because it tells you the story of what happened and i am not opposed to globalization. but i just do want a level playing field and i want americans to turn around and go to work. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you john and thank you bat. we will walk around on the outside of the isles and collect questions in the baskets. don't be shy, go ahead and pass them around. we will be beside you shortly. while they are walking around, i was tart up with new questions. when you hear the story. >>

>> we have just crossed the river in between fort laramie and red butte here at casper. we will be traveling on, trying to get to independence rock by the fourth of july, hence the name independence rock. and again, we must travel through south pass with those wagons in order to successfully transfer to rocky mount. oregon trail starts at about 1840, with just a few travelers. and by 1870, 100,000 travelers have been on the oregon trail. if you can only imagine your father coming home and saying, i've decided we're going west to oregon, please go upstairs, pack all of your provisions that you can take in one suitcase, this is an interactive exhibit that our children will use. they have to decide what they're going to take on the trail and what they will leave behind. not everything fits, so they have to make a decision as to what will fit in the trunk and what will not fit and what they leaf behind. dad will say tell all your friends, all your relatives goodbye. we're leaving at sun up in the morning, and we will not be back. you'll probably never see them again. and oh,

the bullet exited his butt. what is interesting about the photo is the scott must have obeyed the rules of whomever his owner was. no sign of whip marks across his back. the desire to be free was so great that he observed. he was lucky he managed to get off the field at all. the bullet is only going to pass three inches from the spinal column. another former slave was george carr. the second bullet entering the middle third of the inside of the leg and passed through. freeborn charles harris, a native of new york, hit by a ball in the back leg which passed through the tibua and -- tibia and fibula. as the confederates went across killing union troops, whites realize how angry the one wrote, day after the battle and remembered many years after the battle, "white union troops will start killing black union troops as they readily admit in an effort to preserve white people's lives." the battle finally ends at about 2:30 in the afternoon. the aftermath is going to be a court inquiry and general meade picks who will

it exited his butt. interesting to me about his photo is that scott must have obeyed the rules of whoever his owner was. there's no sign of whip marks across his back. that desire to be free was so great that he served. he's lucky that he managed to get off the field at home. the bullet will pass only three inches from his spinal couple. another slave, george carr first bullet entering his thigh, the second entering the inside, middle third of the leg and passed through. free born charles harris in the 31st colored troops native of new york hit in the back of right leg which passed but the continue yulea and fibula and existed the leg in the left foot causing compound fractures. as the confederates went about killing union troops, whites realized just how angry the southerners were. white union troops will start killing black union troops as they readily admit in an effort to preserve white people's lives. the battle finally ends about 2:30 in the afternoon. the battle's aftermath there will be a court o

so i love to see how these three things sort of butt up against each other, complement each other toake this little kid called ricky become who he is. and again, the idea of the village. but we can't separate those components in and of themselves. i have all these great labels that i love, first latino, first immigrant, first gay man to read at the inauguration. all of those things sort of come together in one person, and part of the selfish reason for writing the book was to explore how those things connected and what is that unique sort of recipe that makes a human being a human being. and i'm really excited -- what really kpiexcites me about the k is it's something that's not talked about often. as you said, the machismo element, you have that combined with genophobia. my grandmother, anything that's culturally odd is also perceived as queer. so things like froot loops or american things were queer. toys she couldn't understand. anything in english was immediately suspect and went into the queer bin. so all those interesting layers to make this crazy guy richard happen. >> richard

your butt. >> my god, are you crazy, what you looking doing. >> i'm teaming to you act like a man. >> all right. >> now, this is a dinner party lets work with food, all right. >> yes. >> spread some mustard on the toast. >> don't use a spoon and use little dots of must tar. take your knife and you smear. men smear. >> that is it. >> yeah. >> that is hysterical. >> hold on for a second. >> put that pinky down, make your pinkies like i am. >> stop trembling. >> i pinch the toast. >> my favorite line in every line i pinched the toast. >> yes. >> they were having breakfast we say that i pinched the toast. >> look at the range of robin williams. >> in that movie, he sort of was a straight man to nathan lane, which is unusual. he could even do that brilliantly. >> because he is typically the the nathan lane type character >> yes, yes. >> no matter what he tried he was brilliant at it. >> this was an earlier role we talk bit all morning because it was film in delaware such a thoughtful, amazing role that he played as the unconventional teacher at a stuffy prep i boys school in dead poets soc

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over the weekend one saw approximately 18 which is a good size enough to get your butt out of the water and not want to go back in. >> i'd say. >> a shark bit a surf board causing the surfer to fall off entering the border crisis hits close to home and the help they are doing for the children trying to escape the violence from their own countries. >>> former arnold schwarzenegger is expected to do something and we have the reason he says it is worth the headache. >>> let's look at it coming up and you will see if there is anymore from the south bay or the peninsular coming up. . >>> welcome back to the ktvu news. right now there is a cease-fire from israel and the gaza strip. this is one of the hardest hit areas. the cease-fire was organized by egypt and went into effect at 10:00 p.m. our time and israel and hamas are expected to hold peace talks in cairo and its ground troops have been pulled out of gaza to honor the temporary truce. the $225 million in emergency aid will fund the country's iron doma system and that's its key rocket a hacks until the area and all but there were soldier

and once the temps are all up the butt has been stuck to arrive. uniform regulations are still a little relaxed at least for now. as the guns fall silent normal life seems to quickly resume. the man away from the trenches spend time in camp attending to various tutsis all simply recovering. on the whole they've been friendly and in general happy to pose for photos. many of us asked for copies of my pictures if i ever have the chance to develop them. to my surprise i found i'm not even the only journalist here. and show me young lady named catarina is also taking pictures for a russian magazine. she's promised to show me the latest techniques. that apply to. many of the reconstruct as a from established clubs and the time before the battle is a chance to catch up with old friends who wants. one. it's a lose lose for this. thing he does it would not help that it's under the belief that. it's. just a good at least that's what it would like. for almost everyone him military appearance is all important and that means the uniforms must be as authentic as

it's racist because she is using black women as a prop and accessories to make fun of them or show buttsat kind of thing. personally, i don't think it's racist. i certainly am not a taylor swift fan. >> there are white girls, too. >> white girls aren't twerking. >> there is one white girl twerking, but all the ballerinas are white. why to you just use the black girls? >> well, that's my point, too. i was like, i thought music videos were dead. why are we talking about this? >> and i don't know. >> i know, helen has twerked. >> we were happy about that. >> i love helen. a gold star for twerking. now you're not happy with her twerking. >> there are so many other racist things to be concerned about right now that why don't we let this video go. >> all right. moving on. >> switching gears right now, let's talk about robin williams, because he will be honored at the emmy awards. he died last week, everyone is still so heartbroken about this. his good friend is going to pay a tribute to him, which will be really nice. they have been good friends. them and whoopie goldberg. during the tribute t