you're going to have to tell -- wait, i'm charles barkley.y: yeah. what's the score? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: what's the score now? [ audience oohs ] shaq further away? >> it's that damn bad luck song. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not a bad luck song. you like that song. that's good luck. >> listen, i watch your show every night. if i ever hear that song again -- [ laughter ] calling you out. >> jimmy: oh my god! >> first thing smoking. i'll be like, t-shirt and what? >> jimmy: oh no! okay. okay. okay. >> say it again. t-shirt and what? [ applause ] don't miss. don't miss. [ audience ohs ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was unbelievable. that was a record shot. [ sad tuba ] oh my gosh, i can't wait. wednesday night. wednesday night. you got to check out shaquille o'neal. we love him. lily collins joins us after break. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ is that rain? [siri] yes, it appears to be raining. oooh...let's get tomato soup delivered. [siri] i found a number of restaurants [siri] whose reviews mention tomato soup and t

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i'm greg gumbel along with greg anthony, kenny smith, charles barkley. after your local news, dave has dana carvey plus the top 10. then catch craig ferguson tonight, only on cbs. coming up, our annual cbs sports tribute to the ncaa tournament, one shining moment. but first, this tournament. where do you start in you start with kentucky shooting just 27% in the second half and having to hold on. greg a.: you could sense calipari took the air out of the basketball. granted, give kansas a great amount of credit for competing and never giving up. but kentucky won this game in the first half. seth: throughout the tournament kentucky's tournament has been a lot better in the second half but this was a great team effort. i felt like kentucky eats intangibles won. their character, poise, unselfish team. they played great team basketball. a championship well-earned. kenny: they definitely played championship basketball. each game through this tournament they've had different guys, from jones, to lamb, to davis. but tonight it was lamb knocking down jump shots. w

i'm greg gumbel along with greg anthony, kenny smith, charles barkley. after your local news, dave has dana carvey plus the top 10. then catch craig ferguson tonight, only on cbs. coming up, our annual cbs sports tribute to the ncaa tournament, one shining moment. but first, this tournament. where do you start in you start with kentucky shooting just 27% in the second half and having to hold on. greg a.: you could sense calipari took the air out of the basketball. granted, give kansas a great amount of credit for competing and never giving up. but kentucky won this game in the first half. seth: throughout the tournament kentucky's tournament has been a lot better in the second half but this was a great team effort. i felt like kentucky eats intangibles won. their character, poise, unselfish team. they played great team basketball. a championship well-earned. kenny: they definitely played championship basketball. each game through this tournament they've had different guys, from jones, to lamb, to davis. but tonight it was lamb knocking down jump shots. w

someone like charles barkley who will say in house stuff and embarrass other african americans. what i try to do is write what is normally said inside that world because that's where you get into the juicy stuff. that's where the african americans were elevated at sundance and it's only because i've worked with these actors and i continue to work with african american actors who give me a lot of feedback on their characters. women always do this to me, too. there was one workshop we did, an actress, african american actress, michelle shay, said to me, phillip, an african american woman would protect her man's manhood. there's this interracial romance that happens, black man, white woman, and how this is all viewed. she said how she felt her character had to really stand up to protect her man and as a consequence it became part of the play. the african american woman will not tell earl that his wife has actually left him already and run off with another man. she doesn't tell him that because she's trying to protect his manhood. those are things i think if you are a smart playwrig

one and only charles barkley in full drag with the weight watcher's ad. he's trying to get guys on board. that was nicky monage. he said he lost 42 pounds so far. >> did it without a tube up his nose . >> he has greatarps. nand nicky, i thought it was the after picture. >> no. >> we are going to have more including opinions and reactions. check o facebook with facebook d twitter. and we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. >> we are just trying to determine if there's anything any of these reservoirs that we should be concerned about. >> the search continued into the night for missing morgan hill teenager sierra la mar now missing for a month. >> search focused on some ponds that make up morgan hill coyote creek 3 3 quairts of a mile from her home. >> developing news on the story tonight. sheriff's deputy are following new ladies obtained from crime scene analysis. lillian is live at the santa clara county sheriff's department in san jose with more. lillian? >>reporter: investigators here are keeping information very close to the vest. they say they have new lad

with andy, i hate to say that th i think you go for an honor, getting a gold medal, just ask charles barkley's is that not enough for a guy that worth millions and millions of dollars? >> i can't speak for wade personally but a lost n.b.a. players have oceans of children. after millions of dollars you are going to have start spaying child support. >> don't you think for me the money that the olympics make because of the professional athletes who make millions help the poor athletes that never become pros. ask the old track and field stars that are serving in the arena that dwyane wade is praising. isn't there a way to give back to a smaller community? >> if you want to do that sort of thing. [ laughter ] >> it's called communist -- no. the reason track and field people don't want to pay for shot put and target field. >> but you are arguing -- >> and poses they do and they win. >> by the way, why should he do it. he has the earning power and people pay him for it. >> i think he has enough money for ten lifetimes. >> you are a communist. >> yes, i am. i'm done, thanks guys. >> see you paul in a

. >> he is the charles barkley of baseball. he had a history of this in chicago.here he was the favorite son because he managed the white sox and played for the white sox and he dropped the "f" bomb and they gave him a free pass. in miami, castro is the third rail of miami politics and society and the owner of the marlins brought him back, took him to the woodshed with the press conference. >>shepard: they brought him from the road. he was in philadelphia. they said you get back here and you are suspended and he will do two things. win. and shut up. in that order. >>shepard: judge? >>judge napolitano: he can do that. someone could say what about freedom of speech? the government does not regulate your boss from punishing you for saying things that harm the product. and he made a decision that what ozzie said about castro will harm the popularity of the team with the base in miami and he can take what actions are reasonable. and he did. >>shepard: drew? >>guest: well, the community in family cannot forget in 2010 ozzie with a limited education coming here at 17 to

losing, people running, sliding in the dirt, kicking field goals, stealing bases, helmets, tennis, charles barkleyports is good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, phil. [ scattered applause ] it's time to take a look at what's happening in other countries around the world. it's time for "globe news." ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] >> hello, i'm michael fitzpatrick. early today, three men robbed a national bank in downtown tokyo. the men broke into the vault using homemade explosives. i used to steal things when i was a kid, too, like my mom's sugar cookies. i'd sneak into the kitchen in my jam-jams and steal the cookies. my mom would catch me sometimes and say, "michael, you've been a bad boy, stealing mama's sweets." and then she'd spank my little bottom. anyway, the three men were arrested and sent to jail. ♪ [ scattered applause ] >> jimmy: that was globe news. now, let's check out the poll of the day. well, it looks like 75% said yes this week. 23% said no, while 2% were undecided. now, let's take a look at the weather. how are things looking out in the world today, gary? >> not too good for

you might remember in 1992 when charles barkley famously dunked in the olympics and hit a player from the chest with an elbow. it is something that he did out of adrenaline and afterwards it was treated like a big joke, look at charles doing that. i do believe that if that was kevin durant, the same elbow would have been thrown, it would have hit him right in the chest and we wouldn't be talking about this right now. but there are three actors in this story. metta world peace, james harden, and then there is the concussion issue which is so sensitive right now in sports. there is no way this was not going to be a big story. >> you're right. and every time you look at i, it is more frightening and it looks vicious. i don't know. he says it was an accident. nevertheless, the bottom line is the nba gets the last word. should he be suspended? i do think he should be suspended even though i thinked it is an accident because it is not clear. and your history does matter. you are able to rehabilitate yourself but your history matters. >> which is sad once again. i can't think of any other at

charles. [inaudible] will buy maddest. >> to him, every senator was equal and they loved him for it. alan barclay, evidently, never shut up. one of his contemporaries put it politely. he said art we -- barkleybringing people together, a trade that his son-in-law picked up. one journalist said howard baker is able legal and cotton planter. bob was famed for his preparation and conviction. robert byrd for his command of history in senate rules. and bob dole for his timing and matchless wit. lbj, of course, transcends that categorization. he was every personality rolled into one. here is my point. every one of the men who has held this job has been very different, just as their times have been. what unites the great ones, including the man we honor tonight, isn't crude power or charm or affability, it is a devotion to the institution, and ability to listen, the character to defer or two others and share the credit, and ability to see opportunity where others only see chaos and confusion could when the moment requires it, the willingness to put the country and the national interest ahead of party interest alone. humor doesn't hurt either. if you look back over the writings of the great leaders