[ buzzer ] ♪ >> jimmy: don't just say no, it's my show! --stop! artie! >> artie: what now? >> jimmy: now, look. now, here's the deal. >> i need a new partner. i think it's the partner. i need a new partner. >> artie: oh. >> jimmy: now, you see what happens? be careful what you wish for. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: you start up again, right now. higgins and artie are in the lead, we've got to win this one. let's go. >> canada? toronto? >> jimmy: rob ford. >> yep. >> artie: wow! >> steve: hey, i've got a a ballon full of this stuff. >> artie: helium. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: why were you italian? why were you from italy? >> steve: giada! >> oh, no. >> jimmy: if you're driving and you have a decision to make, there's a -- >> intersection? >> jimmy: no, but there's a -- >> there's a -- >> jimmy: you can go this way or you can go that way. if you have a bowl and you have pasta, you use what to turn the pasta? >> oh, there's a fork in the road. >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers ] >> artie: just get over something. just get over this. just get over something.

she keeps her hand on the buzzer like this. >> jimmy: she's a professional.hen we come back, mia will be here. she's 5 years old. we'll see how much these guys know about "guardians of the galaxy" when we come back. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >>> the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t, mobilizing your world. and, and for a family of four, its $160 a month. wow, sounds like a great deal. so i'm getting exactly what i want, then? appears so. now, um, i'm not too sure what to do with my arms right now 'cause this is when i usually start throwing things. oh, that's terrifying at&t's best-ever family pricing. for instance, a family of four gets 10 gigs of data, with unlimited talk & text, for $160 dollars a month. walked in to a mcdonald's and discovereden an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños... ...for only two dollars. within minutes, they had also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? nom nom the jalapeño double, try it now for just $2 on mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomnomc

i have no -- [ buzzer ] satan? devil corn? candy -- donkey corn? >> oh! [ applause ] >> you could have just put a a stick on the end of the corn! >> jimmy: no, no, no. he wouldn't do that. no, don't do that. don't do that. that's cruelty, yeah. that is the scariest dog i've ever seen in my life. [ laughter ] >> that's a cute dog. >> jimmy: it's a good dog. yeah, yeah. >> it's from my imagination. >> jimmy: but he's attacking -- he's attacking -- he's attacking someone. >> yeah, well, that's him barking. >> jimmy: and he's got sharp teeth. [ laughter ] i like that dog. okay, here we go. this is the final one right here because now we're going to go -- whoever wins this gets 50 points and wins the whole thing. >> oh, okay. >> so it's you and me? >> jimmy: yeah, me and you. >> you're the better drawer, apparently. >> okay. so -- >> jimmy: wiz, i want to frame this. [ laughter ] your next track should be called "corn dog." all right, here we go. now, we share the same clue. this is the last one, here. number one. okay. >> okay. >> this is an action! >>

[buzzer] >> uh, computer. [buzzer] steve: off the computer.se] [buzzer] audience: aww. >> drugs. steve: drugs. [applause] [bell] [applause and cheering] >> we're going to play, steve. steve: they're going to play. [applause and cheering] hey, alan, how are you doing? >> all right, thank you, steve. steve: see, that's pretty sharp there, got your spread collar on. >> appreciate it. i'm trying to be like you. steve: so, what do you do, alan? >> i'm a pastor. steve: really? >> yep, yep. yes, sir. steve: well, all right, then. what kind of church is it? >> it's a missionary baptist church: united temple missionary baptist church in columbus, georgia, ut! steve: ut. yeah. [applause] how--how old are you? >> i'm 33. steve: oh, that's good. you're young, man. >> yes, sir. steve: you're young. hard to be the pastor en

and the buzzer is behind the counter. the gunman tries to reach it, but luis fights him off.man fires multiple shots at close range. >> that's when he got the strength to keep attacking the guy and not letting him out. so he kept on hitting him and hitting him. and that's why he was hitting him is when he got shot. >> it's sheer chaos as luis and the gunman battle. then one of the bullets hits luis in the thigh. the robber backs off for a moment and runs to the door. but he quickly returns, leaping over the glass counter to try again to reach the door buzzer. just when luis thinks the nightmare is about to end, he has to fight again. >> when he was almost coming to the door, i think it's over now. but when he come back, i just know i hit him many times. >> in the middle of a barrage of hits from luis, the gunman manages to reach the buzzer and unlock the door. luis' brother-in-law throws a chair at the gunman. then a fire extinguisher. >> my uncle surprised me because he's very soft spoken. he's very timid. so for me to see him even move like that, it was great. >> the men ra

[ buzzer ] . false, false, false.buzz feed followed their spidey senses and discovered he was standing in front of a green screen. the log cabin was this stock photo, which obviously is not the former house speaker's cabben in the woods. but you can pretend to live in a log cab opinion you want to. he's also used the green screen in this ad. he made it look like he was standing in front of an airport security line, when in reality he was standing in front of a green screen. finally, true or false? december fight what you may have heard, while house republicans still have not been able to vote on the closest thing they have to an immigration reform bill, the house has passed a pathway to citizenship. is that true or is that false? [ ding ] true. it's true, technically. if you wait a really long time it's true. it's true if you are this guy, bernardo madrid. he's the -- was from galveston. jeff miller of florida put forth a house resolution to grant h honary citizenship. only seven other people have received the distinc

not just any buzzer beater.hat one from the other end of the floor. >> look at him high-fiving, yes, yes, i did that. no big deal. >> one of those you throw up and you typically to go far under the basket or far over and people crossed their fingers and hope. not damian lillard. >> very nice, very nice. >> i would have to granny thank you so much. for being here this morning. >>> thank you for starting your morning with us. >> our "new day" special coverage continues right now. >>> okay. moving from sports to some other really serious news this morning, and we just want to say thank you so much for being with us. i'm christi paul. >> and i'm miguel marcus in for the hopefully vacationing victor blackwell. welcoming you in from around the world. 6:00 in the morning, this is "new day saturday." >>> in the middle east, at the center of the turmoil, an israeli soldi

[ whistle blows ] [ buzzer ] [ applause ] bravo! bravo, manny, bravo!en i heard manny wanted to fence, i was like, "sure. "uncoordinated kid, lethal weapon -- how can this go wrong?" [ whistle blows, buzzer ] [ laughs ] yeah! gloria: and what do you think now? i'm proud of our little zorro. i mean, i worked with him a little, but the kid's got skills. it's in his blood. his father was a master swordsman. he was an artist with his sword.

beat the buzzer here. buzzer from 3 quarter but in the fourth. play hustle become on defense and lands right there. the pin the foot on the bottom of the stan shun the leg snachltd we won't show the replay too gruesome. decided to stop the scrimmage right there game over we are done. lacking at surgery. probably miss next season. bank of the west quarter final. serena williams against anna. if serena pop. if overhead slam but serena comes back in the second. if it's smoked. 6-3 serena second set right now they are in the third and final set vane a was up 3 games to 1 complete highlights tonight at 11:00. about tour second round the t p c the stone break classic in hay word shot of the day. franklin on the 12th hole shot 5 under par 65 and this is roland rolling rolling rolling for an ace. but he didn't know it. until he got to the greechbility never saw it. high 5 all around. 9 become of the leader. gomez who leads by 1 at 14 under. 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> excellent good. stuff. >> paul george injury was so that's why we didn't show

laid out the good neighbor policy looking at the medical issues the building and the camera and a buzzer at the door and monitoring the front of the building before and after the program closed. and keeping open a neighborhood monthly meeting that will meet the good neighbor policy for the continuance and i encourage the mission to approve this relocation >> we do have one more public speaker wendy please. i just want to address this commission. i'm a resident of concern hyde a client of the high services i want this heather it would be great great to continue on to my emotional recovery. one other thing to point out one hundred and 75 feet from the proposed site at the corner there's already private mental health services that's offered there and i don't understand the difference between public funded and private funded except as cost i was engaged in private mental health services at you know for $100 a pop well those who

[ buzzer ] [ audience moans ] >> steve: what was it? what was it?ry. that's on me. [ cheers and applause ] >> halle: good job. >> jimmy: mother puncher. how can that remotely be mother puncher? >> steve: i don't know! i was in the moment! [ audience shouting ] >> jimmy: which one? >> steve: 11! 11! 11! oh. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: caberet! >> it's a movie, okay. three words. first word. the. okay. [ laughter ] second word. tie. coat. change. change. wardrobe. clothes. change, strip! strip! take a -- [ cheers ] reveal! strip! bare. third word. gun. "the naked gun." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're going to jump up and down? you're up, higgins. at one point -- because bennie's a gun. i'm like, bennie's a gun? well, i'm into kid's books now so -- [ indistinct shouting ] >> jimmy: aha! >> uh-oh. this doesn't look good. >> jimmy: it looks easy, yeah. [ laughter and applause ] [ clears throat ] >> steve: ready? >> both: yes. >> halle: song? okay. >> steve: general idea. >> jimmy: wait. what? [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers ] >> halle: swing l

[ cheers ] [ buzzer ] is that it? >> no! >> one more! >> come on. one more! one more!awws ] >> oh. that's close. >> jimmy: come on! tiger, help me! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ buzzer ] >> that was awesome. >> jimmy: what's happening to me, man? congrats, my man. right there. we have a trophy for you right here. it's "the tonight show with jimmy fallon" facebreakers trophy. [ cheers and applause ] hold on. wait, wait, wait. hold on! can we zoom in on this? where's -- this camera here. zoom in. his name is already engraved in the trophy? [ laughter ] you have no faith in your host? who made this thing? dude, you're the champion. thank you, my friend. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] tiger. we'll get 'em next time. thanks though. thanks for the -- no, don't say that. you guys, the nike vapors are available starting october 31st. more of "the tonight show" after the break. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ take and... exhale.in... aflac! and a gentle wavelike motion... aahhh- ahhhhhh. liberate your spine, ahhh-ahhhhhh aflac! and reach, toes blossoming... not

when you hear this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- then the lightning round is over.re you ready, skee-daddy? time for the lightning round. let's start with william in michigan. william? >> greetings, jim. thank you for accepting my call and thank you for your guidance. i'm calling relating to vodafone, traded under the symbol vod -- >> yeah, it's okay. i prefer verizon. you get the good yield. and josh in florida, josh? >> caller: booyah, jim, how are you? >> i'm all right. how about you? >> caller: i'm doing well. my question today is on 21st century fox. i was curious if you thought that even though they're taking a hit recently with the time warner news if they'll rally here. >> i think they walk away the stock goes higher, the stock goes higher, i like it. susan in california. susan? >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking my call and for the books and for all the help -- >> oh, thank you. >> caller: i'll tell you, it's like getting around the table with the kids and the husband for money issues. no longer for food. just for money. >> i like that. >> caller: i'm in

paul loany, your buzzer on your desk buzzes, the receptionist says there's a couple in the outer office interested in surrogacy. what do you need to know from them, and what do they need to hear from you? >> well they are about to start on a long-term adventure. it's not something to be accomplished in 2, 3, 4 months. in texas they'll have to find the surrogate and have to go through a home study in the nature of what we could do for an adoption, and then it has got to be validated in court with a proceeding before the preg nancy occurs. if that cunt happen, it's a void crack. and essentially you are relying upon the carrier of the child to allow you to adopt that baby, and for a court to permit it to happen, are things easier if they come in with a woman ready to embark on the surrogacy with them. >> at least they don't have to go through the search process, but they have to go through a process to verify these are the kinds of people we want to be having children. they night not pass the background check. they may have things in their background similar to this gentleman in australia

. >> earthquake, very strong thicking expected in 2 seconds. [ buzzer ] >>> so after seeing the pieceat stands out is a country like mexico, japan, they have these early warning systems, yet we don't. why not? >> they had major, major yaicks that killed thousand, and then put the systems in, we are fortunate not to have a major disaster, but we want to prevent a major disaster. that's why we need technology. get out ahead of a disaster, rather than have one happen to us and then react. >> from your segment it seems like the technology that needs to be installed as a result of the system is massive. >> yet to do the long-term cost benefit analysis, what is the cost of putting these things in, versus the benefit of having them be shut down and not having earthquake. >> is an earthquake something that cannot be predicted in advance? or is there anything going on enabling us to predict happen. >> there's ground lightening. when rocks are bent and crushed and compressed, they emit a certain kind of electrical charge. it's small. if you can detect that before an earthquake, that travels at

[ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! whoa! whoa! hey! whoa!immy: higgins -- >> it's tough being an action star, huh? [ laughter ] ♪ oh, oh. >> jimmy: so close there, tapped him. then i started dancing. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow, boom. there's one. >> jimmy: oh, i actually did break two. >> steve: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: hey, not bad. >> look at that. there it is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah! there you go. >> that was your crowning moment. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: higgins, what was my score? >> steve: what's that? >> jimmy: what was my score? >> steve: two! >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about right there. ♪ thank you for playing. give it up for will arnett right there. "teenage mutant ninja turtles" opens in 3d, in theaters everywhere on friday. stick around. we'll be back with more of "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ shelly ] as a graduate of devry university and keller graduate school of management, a business career was my goal. this was my career training camp... my professors... they were also my coaches. and

and damion lillard of the blazers beating the buzzer there. a three-quarter court.lay that defined the game. it was tragic. george hustling back and watch him land awkwardly right there. it looked like his leg snapped. we won't show the replay because it is too gruesome. they decided scrimmage over right now. george likely looking at surgery and will probably miss next season. bank of the west quarterfinals and serena and ivanavich took the first set and serena pops it up and overhead slam. serena responding in the second with a forehand winner down the line. you can see how intense she was in this match. finishing it off in the third. serena advances to the semifinals, 2-6, 6-3, 7-5 and no clash there. >> that was so dramatic. >> that was so dramatic. >> safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save.

paul, your buzzer on your desk buzzes. the receptionist says there is a couple waiting in the outer office, and they're interested in surrogacy. what do you need to know from them and what do they need to hear from you? >> well, they're about to start on a long-term adventure. it's not something that is going to be accomplished in two, three, even four months. in texas they're going to have to find the surrogate, and they're going to have to go through a home study in the nature of what we would do for an adoption, and then it's got to be validated in court with a proceeding before the pregnancy occurs. if any of that doesn't happen, it's a void contract. and essentially you're relying upon the carrier of the child to allow you to adopt that baby. and then for a court to permit it to happen. >> are things easier if they are coming in already with a woman who is ready to embark on the surrogacy with them? >> oh, yes, at least they don't have to go through the search process. but they still have to go through a significant p

and damion lillard of the blazers beating the buzzer there. a three-quarter court. defined the game. it was tragic. george hustling back and watch him land awkwardly right there. it looked like his leg snapped. we won't show the replay because it is too gruesome. they decided scrimmage over right now. george likely looking at surgery and will probably miss next season. bank of the west quarterfinals and serena and ivanavich took the first set and serena pops it up and overhead slam. serena responding in the second with a forehand winner down the line. you can see how intense she was in this match. finishing it off in the third. serena advances to the semifinals, 2-6, 6-3, 7-5 and no clash there. >> that was so dramatic. >> thanks, larry. >> wake up weather. when you start off tomorrow morning your weekend plans, watch out for the fog on the coast and in the bay. temperatures are pretty mild, mid50s to mid60s and coming up at 8:00 a.m. >> thanks, sandhya. >> and that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for watching. abc news continues on vine, twitter, facebook a

nittany lions needed this 36-yard field goal at the buzzer.hey win it. 26-24 is the final. >>> early start to the game didn't stop these penn state fans from starting the college football season in style. the penn state alumni association holding a watch party at the field house in center city this morning. nothing like a tailgate that starts at 8:30 in the morning. >>> and the phillies continue a three game series in new york tonight. jerome williams on the mound for the phillies taking on the ageless colon. the phillies lost last night after a very bad seventh inning. the game tied at one, jake diekman load the bases with two outs and graze sizemore to rob the routine fly ball here and two runners score on that. then the mets execute a perfect double steal. the phillies will lose four to one. they're trying right the ship tonight. >>> state senator anthony hardy williams and local officials tipping off the ultimate back to school basketball challenge today so everyone playing and everyone who went to the game has to be donating note books, b

i found that a trend this buzzer to work with him over the last four years. i want to extend my excruciating -- appreciation to secretary lou for their contributions to this process. also, to the staffs. , that have are presented of them and the deliberations throughout the course of the year. the stats have shown incredible dedication, and commitment, expertise, as we have put this together. and the actuaries and their staff to of been incredibly constructive. a primaries possibility is to andre public analyses objectives that the use data available. they employ the most important assumptions. as chuck indicated, both he and we can provide such assurance of the public without hesitation. once again, we feel we've participated in an open issuesion of numerous that have to be dealt what each year as these reports are put together. about say a few words content of these reports. -- itttom line message differs little from those of recent reports. i add my voice. both of these vitally important programs, unsustainable over the long run and require legislative int

the nittany lions needed this 36-yard field goal at the buzzer.. >>> college football season starting in style. penn state alumni association holding a watch party at the field house in center city this morning. nothing like a tailgate at 8:30 a.m. >>> the phillies continue their three game series with the mets in new york. the phils have won just three of their last 14 matchups with mets. phils able to get on the board first thanks not birthday boy, marlon byrd turning 37 hits this solo home run in the fifth inning, his 25th of the year for a career high. phillies up one-nothing. to the sixth, the phillies open the flood gates. ryan howard sing goals right field, ben revere and jimmy rollins both come around to score. that will make it three-nothing. not done yet. still in the sixth dom brown singles to right, chase utley comes around to score. the phillies scoring five runs in the sixth. they win it seven-two. >>> we'll be right back with more >> ♪ >> well, you've heard about the taney dragons but the delaware valley has another group of young s

i don't even remember what i was doing before the buzzer went off. does it make it right? no. but i did what i did. >> did the president say anything? when haldeman spoke to you and asked you to do this? >> dick tuck-type stuff. he mumbled stuff. you've been listening to tapes. we need to have somebody to do this kind of stuff. i don't remember what he said. but he was there. he participated in the conversation. he heard it clearly and nodded. or whatever he did. shlths ag shlths. >> again, you were busy afterwards, but did haldeman check up on this? >> haldeman was clueless as to anything don did. >> did anybody ask? >> no. the guy is off. he's a launched missile. he's out there. nobody knows. >> it's a hard thing for people to understand. you have a very well oiled machine. >> right. yeah. >> everything is no surprises. >> right. >> try to explain where that fits into this. >> that's a very good question. it doesn't. it completely goes against the grain of our operation. i guess it was incumbent upon me if don digressed and got into an area he shouldn't be in to have reined

i don't even remember what i was doing before the buzzer went off. does it make it right? no. but i did what i did. >> did the president say anything? when haldeman spoke to you and asked you to do this? >> dick tuck-type stuff. he mumbled stuff. you've been listening to tapes. we need to have somebody to do this kind of stuff. i don't remember what he said. but he was there. he participated in the conversation. he heard it clearly and nodded. or whatever he did. shlths ag shlths. >> again, you were busy afterwards, but did haldeman check up on this? >> haldeman was clueless as to anything don did. >> did anybody ask? >> no. the guy is off. he's a launched missile. he's out there. nobody knows. >> it's a hard thing for people to understand. you have a very well oiled machine. >> right. yeah. >> everything is no surprises. >> right. >> try to explain where that fits into this. >> that's a very good question. it doesn't. it completely goes against the grain of our operation. i guess it was incumbent upon me if don digressed and got into an area he shouldn't be in to have reined

i don't even remember what i was doing before the buzzer went off. does it make it right? no. but i did what i did. >> did the president say anything? when haldeman spoke to you and asked you to do this? >> dick tuck-type stuff. he mumbled stuff. you've been listening to tapes. we need to have somebody to do this kind of stuff. i don't remember what he said. but he was there. he participated in the conversation. he heard it clearly and nodded. or whatever he did. shlths ag shlths. >> again, you were busy afterwards, but did haldeman check up on this? >> haldeman was clueless as to anything don did. >> did anybody ask? >> no. the guy is off. he's a launched missile. he's out there. nobody knows. >> it's a hard thing for people to understand. you have a very well oiled machine. >> right. yeah. >> everything is no surprises. >> right. >> try to explain where that fits into this. >> that's a very good question. it doesn't. it completely goes against the grain of our operation. i guess it was incumbent upon me if don digressed and got into an area he shouldn't be in to have reined

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. >> your financial buzzer usually recommends you have three to six months of living expenses saved upsort of an emergency fund. you might want to have in that 6 to 12 months. >> i would think a year wouldn't you. >> insurance is different over there. isn't that. isn't that a huge skpocomponent >> for a lot of countries they do have universal health care. >> if you're paying taxes there then a lot of times you're buying into their local health care. you might just want a supplemental policy. there are ate l lot of servicest specialist for ex-patriots. >> it is not tougher than you think. >> she did not give up her citiz citizenship. >> trying to find out the cost of living in certain countries you got to explore that. you may look great but when you realize everything costs. >> there are some good resources there. there's a great site called numbio to crowd source the prices there. you can see. there's the oanda.com. that will help you currency conversi conversion. the dollar is doing pretty well compared to other currencies where you might have a little more buying power actually. so

>> it's a. [ buzzer ] >> shez long? >> you have to write it down. >> pick one!e three choices. you said b. >> it's shez long. >> correct. it's chaise longue which is french. we say chaise lounge. >> when my grandma brought one in, who is chase. what is this pattern called? >> oh, lord. >> kathie lee, you know this. >> i'm going with chevron. >> i'm going with zig-zag. >> i like to write, it makes me happy. >> that is your final answer? no, it's not a chevron. you said zig-zag, you would think. it's flame stitch. >> oh, no. >> so i didn't learn it. >> flame stitch and chevron both have the zag design but flame stitch has the variance in sizes like a flame. that's a good way to remember it. >> we both have zero. >> i said chase longue right. >> what is the name of this table leg? is it cabriole, saber, or tapered? >> okay. >> write down the letter and guess. >> why are you yelling? >> i don't know if we got it right -- >> here we go. it's not "b," no. it is "a." hoda, you have to catch up. >> she only has one. >> no, i don't. >> is that three? i think that was thr

buzzer --at and the the desert background, says to him that he was killed in syria.landmarks, weather conditions, anything that can ident by the time and position of his murder could be important. that could be critical in the manhunt going forward. the biggest clue of all on the video is the voice. citizenis an american of your country. >> the british voice with a slight accent suggests a linguist -- to a linguist that this person is likely from london. this could be matched up against audio databases in the u k and the u.s.. it is not a shoe thing. -- a sure thing. the voice ine that the manner the video may not be the same person. >> the executioners face was covered. anything they can do with those images? >> difficult. but not impossible. he says intelligence analyst will go over every single inch of that image, the physical appearance in particular. no chance for a match, given the distance from the camera. but the eyes could lead to a facial recognition match if british authorities have a passport picture in their database. maybe it could be a match on those g

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. >> you hear that buzzer? we were doing an interview at the u.s. geological survey, and an aftershock hit. we saw it on that early warning system. but there's other technology being used, like drones. >> jeff ranieri is taking a look at the aftershocks, but we begin with scott budman with more on that detection system. >> reporter: as scientists track the nearly 100 aftershocks that have now been felt since sunday's big quake they're doing so with lots of technology. and it's technology that's helping them learn more about what's going on down below. it's a new age for tracking earthquakes, using drones to assess damage after the quake [ buzzing ] >> you are actually seeing the early warning in action. >> reporter: and at the usgs, using an early warning system to to find out that an aftershock is on the way. in fact, we caught the warning for one of those aftershocks as it happened. in this case, we had about six seconds of warning. >> the farther away you are, the more lead time you get. the closer you are, the shorter the lead time. >> reporter:

[buzzer] rashard. >> he's a--he's a murderer.kles] [applause] it's time to move, steve, it's time to move! >> he's a murderer. [bell] audience: [cheering] >> you want to play? we're going to play, steve. steve: okay, good. audience: [cheering] steve: rashard, how you doing? >> i'm doing good, i'm doing good. steve: so, let me ask you, rashard, you just ain't want to wear the tie today? >> [laughs] steve: you're just fighting that tie. >> you know--you know, i just graduated college, so...

first half concludes, there's clay leading the buzzer with a three.den will steal it and watch how steph curry gets it back to him that's beautiful. the final roster's announce those two guys on it. a little bit of a surprise, oakland's damian lilald did not make the squad. that's the sporting life. >> thank you for staying up late with us on this friday night. have a great weekend. good night. what? you expect me to stay up there all day? [ car alarm chirps ] just like you, i love everything the golden state of california has to offer. so i stay golden by managing my energy use. energy upgrade california taught me how. learn to manage your energy at energyupgradeca.org energy upgrade california i'm in.ught me how. okay, well, alex has a cello lesson at 11:00, and junior congress at noon? doesn't she also have no boys at forever? don't you have an eating disorder you need to attend to? yeah, anyway, uh, we could see the 4:00 or the 6:20. oh, actually, that's no good. i'm meeting my friend denise for a drink. denise? do i know denise? yeah, you know, m

i walked off into the middle of the yard before the buzzer went off on the yard before everybody to get off. i had blood all over my hands. i was trying to get it off, so i licked the blood off my hands to get away with the crime. >> that brutal assault was not his last. jeremy is currently held in the security housing unit for yet another violent attack. >> there was a man off a level three for beating up a child molester. the story was the child molester was going to get stabbed the next day and he let the child molester off easy by beating him up. so i was sent to stab him. so we went out to the outside concrete yard, and i had a six-inch knife brought out there through the security and all that. we knew how to get past the cop security, and i stabbed him multiple times, and he died within five minutes. that's why i'm here in the shu, so -- for murder. >> how are you getting the knives around? >> it's easy. anybody who's got a sewing needle can make a knife. a sewing needle is made out of stainless steel. and stainless steel will cut this metal that they use. so over a period of time

when you hear this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- then the lightning round is over. ready, skee-daddy? it's time for the lightning round. let's start with lee in california. lee? >> caller: hi. this is lee from california. >> how are you? >> caller: fine. i'm a new listener. and you mentioned about in your program that aent -- and you say it's a good company. and it had an excellent good quarter last week. >> i was surprised it went down. but wednesday we have sysco. maybe they'll take a shot at arista. i do like anet. arzela in ohio. >> caller: booyah to you, jim. >> booyah to you. >> caller: i'm from middle town, ohio. >> we had that caller from there last week. what's up? >> caller: yeah, i have a question about stonemor. >> i don't understand why the yield is only 10%. i wish i they'd come on the air. but i like them. let's go to mike in texas. mike? >> caller: hey, jim. good to talk to you. >> how are you? >> caller: my question is about transferring -- [ inaudible ]. >> okay. we do -- we gave up too quickly on energy transfer partners. we let the frustration re

when you hear this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skee-daddy? time for the lightning round. we'll start with lilian in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim cramer. my question -- i know you have -- building materials companies like home depot and recently you had the ceo of tripoint on "mad money." my question is, what do you think about the home builder toll brother? wait for the earnings until the september 3rd? >> i think the toll is going -- congratulations by the way. home depot will do a great thing. the thing about toll brothers, the banks today told me that things going higher. i think that the people are wrong. i think you buy toll brothers here. why? because it's cheap and everything else is moving in this market. i need to go to tyler in massachusetts. >> caller: hey, a big old boston booyah. patriots go all the way this year. >> tom brady has a good camp and kenbrell thompkins is a good eighth round pick. >> caller: i want to know your thoughts about yelp. >> i don't care where it's come from, i only care where i

is the fill buzzer constitutional? >> -- filibuster constitutional? >> i think it is. you make bad law when you saw, let me change the number now, because it's in some sense damaging to my side of the aisle. that's not a way to decide law. we'll be changing the constitution every day, every month, and the majority can control. we can't do that. >> but the filibuster is not in the constitution -- >> but has been practiced over and over. like miguel told you. >> we can cut to the chase. the filibuster absolutely is constitutional. >> necessary. >> i don't know about that. >> i think it's necessary for this reason, because it makes clear that the senate can discuss and debate and agree and disagree and they can decide who should be appointed and who should not. not just judicial appointments. >> article 1, section 8 of the constitution says each house of congress shall be the judgeful its own procedures. that the source for constitutional authority to run the business, they can have quorum rules that are insane. a case in the supreme court where the quorum rule that appli

pressed the buzzer. took us all out in the yard, inspected us and here i am.don't have a mark on me. how am i going to break somebody's jaw? i'm not even a violent person. i don't even know what to think really. now apparently they found something in my locker or laundry bag that ties me in with whatever happened? so in the office i didn't pick a fight. there ain't a mark on me on my face or my hands. >> ironically, carlton was on the receiving end of a fight similar to this one not so long ago. >> i am in the 3a gym because i got in a fight on the level one yard back in march and wasn't willing to give up who i got in the fight with. i got beat up pretty bad. so they put you in the 3a gym for people with warrants or security reasons and i was a security reason. they didn't know who i got in a fight with and didn't want it to happen again or worse. so they put me in there. i had lied to some homeboys, prison homeboys of mine and i guess i had it coming, but it was taken care of, you know, it's no big deal, really. like i said, they didn't know who i got in a f