are you talking about rosie or chris rock? >> they both were wearing fedoras. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. you yesterday, new music from dolly parton. >> we'll get our first listen to dolly's brand-new pandemic tune "when life is good again." this morning we're getting our first look at the official video featuring frontline workers. ♪ i'll open up my doors again and hear the message in the wind ♪ ♪ forgiving all my sins when life is good again ♪ >> wait, does she have a studio in her home? >> of course, she's dolly parton, she has a theme park. >> she touches on themes of compassion and living in the moment, which she pledges to hold up when life is good again. >>> next to the premiere of one of the season's most highly anticipated tv series. >> elmo's new talk show "the not too late show with elmo" launched wednesday on hbo max. among his inaugural guests was lil nas x performing, no, not that song, but elmo's song. ♪ la la la la la la la elmo's song ♪ ♪ he wrote the music he wrote the words ♪ ♪ that's elmo's song >> also making an appearance, kacey musgraves singing rubber ducky. >>> ne

of and i want to thank very much to great new yorkers, two great performers, chris rock and rosie perezre going to join us. and i want to thank them very much. they're going to help communicate this. they're going to do advertisements for the state. and they're going to help communicate this message that it's important for an individual's health, for a family's health, and it's important for all of our health. we're one family in new york, one family in brooklyn, one family in queens, one family new york city. and do it for the good of the family. rosie, it's great to be with you again. chris, i'm so glad that you're here. >> thank you. >> i can't thank you guys enough, and wed love to hear from you, whichever one wants to start. >> ladies? >> thank you, chris. he's such a gentleman. >> what a gentleman. >> it's an honor, and it's really good to be here with my friend, my fellow brooklynite chris rock, and, our, our fantastic governor cuomo, who's been such an amazing leader during this crisis. and i'm proud to be partnering with the governor to make sure that my hometown, my borough, m

. >> we've had madonna, chris rock , leo dicaprio, many many times.now because of the pandemic, it is probably going out of business. it is not alone. >> i think a lot of the care in the city will be lost, because of other businesses like us, and i already started to see a lot of foreign rent signs up. i drove through the city yesterday and it was really sad. correspondent: other small, renowned establishments, like this is dairy, are determined to stay in business. this kosher diner which opened in 1938 says different foods. uptown, some of the most august institutions are under threat. the metropolitan opera has closed its doors with no word on when it will reopen. it was in a weakened financial state before the pandemic, but it has been active online. ♪ correspondent: it recently held in at-home gala in which opera stars performed in a live from their homes. but could this pandemic bring down the metropolitan opera? >> it is my job and the job of my colleagues and the donors and the board at the metropolitan opera to make sure it does not fail. we

bernie mac, chris rock. red fox.ave comics come over and they're note not on the wall? >> i was talking to ellen, and i lied. i said she's on the other wall that you can't see. >> jimmy: over the weekend you did something fun with your family. you guys camped in the back yard did this take place? ? ye >> yeah, yeah, man. right now you got to be creative, you got to come up with other things to do. so we ordered some tents, put the tents up. we got sleeping bags, the whole nine, and we didn't make it. >> jimmy: who put the tents up? >> you know what? >> jimmy: who assembled the tents. >> i'm not going to lie to you. i would love to sit up here, jimmy and say that i did it, but i can't live with myself after if i lie. but my security, my security helped with the tents, which means they basically, they basically did most of it, but i did a lot of it. me and the kids, we held down the, you know, the strings and rope so they could put the stakes and stuff in. it was a team effort, but the security did the heavy lifting. >

things like oh now cops are mostly good there's bad apples you know i guess the great comedian chris rock if you go into the airport and he said most about pollen and good he does have some bad apples that can't really want it. you know sometimes you can have bad apples and people aren't really then on approaching the truth and not thinking about the truth and the truth is the department is the best and needs to be. the change and so you dig up the roots of those problems you're going to continue to see the same thing and that is that is not our i've already got breath already present police officers from is not a man i have that's not just baltimore that cities across the united states of america thank you so much for the good work you do d. it's very important people learn these things always a pleasure sir. thank you you guys have a blast all right everybody that is our show for you today remember when in this world we're not told but we're loved enough so i tell you all i love the rover and i'm a mission keep on watching those hawks never a great day and night everybody. but if i tell

. >> jimmy: are you keeping in touch with your buddies like spade and chris rock and all these guys you like we're doing it right now. we have fun listening -- >> jimmy: who do you miss the most of those guys? if you had to pick one, who do you miss seeing in person the most? >> the truth is i had a mask on recently on the street and i walked past rob schneider and he didn't recognize me. and that felt good. right past him. i miss them all the same, jimmy. they're all my buddies and i love them. i love anybody who will talk to me. >> jimmy: i want to mention this movie "uncut gems." because it came out around a year ago, right? not quite a year ago -- >> six months ago or something, yeah. >> jimmy: six months ago. it is such a good movie. and it is finally at long last coming to netflix. >> yeah, man. >> jimmy: i know you get embarrassed about it. but it really is i think your greatest performance of many great performances. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and it is well worth watching. and kevin garnett is great in this movie too. >> he's incredible. i spoke to kevin garnett two nights ago, an

. >> greg: i was going to say what i said before but it kind of drives me crazy that he had chris rocklike as celebrity bells and whistles. the pandemic reveals i think the true weaknesses and strengths of our country. we found out about american unity, innovation, industry. our witnesses were bureaucracy, the media, politics, elder care. i think we need to look at revamping nursing homes to get better pay for the people that are there, to entice better personnel, tax credits for families with elderly. limit the number of people who live there so that you don't have a world war ii vet sitting in his own stuff for three hours because nobody's there. this is the finish line of life, and if you are lucky, you're going to make it to that age, only to be kicked off the planet and the most degrading way possible. your reward for making this long, for defending a country, raising a family, doing great things in this world, your reward is abuse and neglect. that is the big story, how we warehouse the elderly like they are burdens with a pulse when in fact they should be treasured and valued be

and if you stop -- >>> and you've been watching chris rock and rosie perez with governor andrew cuomo as they're trying to emphasize the importance of wearing a mask of social distancing. >>> first, we have to get to a second light of protest in minneapolis. our big story today, protests over the death of george floyd turned violent on the second night with one person dyeing, as people are demanding the arrest of the police officer who kept his knee on floyd's back for at least eight minutes, until he apparently lost consciousness. demonstrators setting fire to local businesses near a police precinct as protesters demand answers as to why 46-year-old george floyd died in police custody. officers in riot gear trying to maintain order. the national anger spreading, in fact, to los angeles and chicago. this new cell phone video appears to show the moment that floyd steps out of his vehicle and two officers restrain him, they handcuff him. security footage from a nearby business shows officers walking floyd across the street in handcuffs, no sign of any res t resistance, despite the initi

a year of peace to the theater closures spurred by covid-19 spiral, chris rock's reboot the saw franchiset from this may to may 21st 2021. that's when the next film in the john wick franchise was supposed to hit theaters. instead the honorees fans will have to wait until 5/27/2022 for john wick 4 trying to be patient in hollywood, i'm david down. >>time now why it's been making it easy to access all your favorite entertainment at home. >>of the sports world today with the passing of one of the all-time football greats, legendary dolphins head coach don shula the winningest coach, the league has ever seen 347 career victories including the postseason 2 world championships, four-time coach of the year he took over the miami franchise as head coach in 1970, 2 years later, he led the dolphins to the league's only undefeated season spent 26 years as dolphins head coach and 33 total years of coaching only 2 losing seasons, a first ballot hall of famer inducted in 1997. the dolphins released a statement saying he passed peacefully at his home this morning. he was 90 years old. the nfl announced

and we had chris rock and rosie perez and different people bringing their credibility to the situation. it's primarily difficult with young people. i think the way they first heard about this virus was that they were immune. i remember there's a video clip during the florida spring break where you had all those young people on the beach in florida, and there's a clip of a young gentleman saying, i'm not going to let this coronavirus bother me. i can deal with it. only old people have to worry about it. it's not going to stop me from partying. party on. forget covid. yeah, even if you think you're a superhero because you're young and you're strong, you can get it and then infect someone else. so it's just wholly irresponsible. and i don't see any justification not to wear it, and i'm going to try as hard as i can through every vehicle that i can to say, look, you're just wrong. you know, you can have an opinion, but there are also facts. and you're wrong. not to wear a mask, i think you're disrespectful. i think you're putting other people's lives at risk. needlessly. and those are fact

two great new yorkers and two great performers, chris rock and rosie perez, they're going to help usmunicate this message and communicate this message that it is important for an individual's help aalth and fams health and all of our health. we are one family in new york and one family in queens and one family in brooklyn and new york city. rosie, it is great to be with you again. chris. i am so glad you are here. i can't thank you you guys enough and we would love to hear from you which ever one wants to start. >> ladies. >> oh, thank you. he's such a gener gentleman. it is an honor to be here with my friends and our fantastic governor cuomo who has been an amazing leader during this crisis. i am proud to partner with the governor to make sure my hometown of brooklyn, of all of new york have their resources. they need to stop the spread of this virus and help spread the word about what we all have to do to beat this virus. in brooklyn there is a saying "spread love." i want to extend that to the tri-state area, all of americans and all the world, spreading love the brooklyn way mean

chris rock, i believe, performed here at some point. erykah badu, first nyc performance. place. but, you know, i promoted on social media that he was converting to delivery service. i called him up and said how are you doing? he said man, i got five orders today. so that wasn't sustainable. another friend at a place call graciela's, been in the neighborhood 15 years, was having customers call in and order pies on behalf of brooklyn hospital, which in ft. green. known him since he's been in business. i reached out to veto. he connected us with the hospital and we ask ed if there was something more than we could do and that was march 27th, we started with these two restaurants, providing 200 meals per day to brooklyn hospital, to augment their cafeteria, we have staff that were working 15, 16 hours a day, many not going home, staying in hotels nearby and they needed support. so from there, we grew to the point where we crossed the 1 00,000 meal mark yesterday, averaging about 2,500 meals per day. >> wow. >> we're -- we spread our outreach across brooklyn, that was -- >> you

scott, whenever, the open invitation. >> all right i'm in. >> jimmy: come back and let's play chris, you rockthanks to chris evans and scott evans. we'll be back with more of "the tonight show," everybody ♪ why we do what we do. because despite everything that's changed, one thing hasn't, and that's our devotion to you and our communities. we're working together, in-store and online, through pickup and delivery, to make sure you can still get the essentials you need. and as we move forward, know that our first priority will always be to keep you and our associates safe. ♪ is donating millions of products to frontline aid organizations like feeding america and direct relief. to get help or give help, join us at weareunitedforamerica.com. to get t-mobile and sprint to power your business. we're building a 5g network that will deliver unprecedented reach and reliability, and the highest capacity in history. with more coverage and more bandwidth to keep your employees connected, you will get the largest and most reliable network at an unbeatable price. t-mobile for business. use yogurt or milk to

like oh the outcomes are mostly good there's a few bad apples and no you know i guess the comedian chris rock if you were going to the airport and he said most of the problems and good he does have a few bad apples that can't really when. you know sometimes you can't have bad apples and people are really and then i would approach in the truth and end up thinking about the chief in the truth is that the problem is the best and needs to be. done and the really to change and so you dig up the roots of those problems you're going to continue to see the same thing and that is that is a lot of our i've already got breath already principle reason i was from is out and already that's not just baltimore that cities across the united states of america thank you so much for the good work you do d. it's very important people learn these things always a pleasure sir. thank you you guys have a blasphemer. all right everybody has our show for you today remember one in this world we're not told the real love them up so i tell you all i love to roll them for and i'm amazed keep on watching those hawks never a

i got to say no shade, but that's more than chris rock, jerry sign field and amy schumer combined.nother way, kevin, if your followers were a country, it would be one of the top 20 largest nations on earth, above england and germany. hart is not only entertaining people right now during quarantine, we want to shout out he is joining efforts to raise money for virus relief and also paying tribute to frontline workers with more than just a thank you message. he is surprising some with the opportunity to be in his next film. >> henry, i want to congratulate you. you are a winner. you have won this particular portion of the all in challenge. my man, let me break this down to you. let me get close. that's my face getting real close. henry, you will be in my next movie. >> and hart's brand-new audio book is "the decision: overcoming today's bs for tomorrow's success." a lot going on. thanks for being here, man. >> hi, man. thank you for having me. amazing introduction. one of the best i've ever heard in my life, man. thank you so much for that. >> all right. well, we're thrilled. we did

. >> new york governor cuomo teaming up with rosie perez and chris rock. >> i just got tested to comeut here. i got a 65. so just passed. >> on "cbs this morning." ♪ amazing grace >> what we've seen and the emotion-ridden conflict is the result of so much built up anger and sadness that has been engrained in our black community, not just because of five minutes of horror but 400 years. if you're feeling that sadness, that anger, it's not only understandable. it's right. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." it has been a very disturbing and frightening 24 hours. chances are things have changed from the time you went to bed last night to when you woke up this morning. and that's where we will begin in minneapolis. three days of rage over the death of a black man in an encounter with minneapolis police have left parts of that city in ruins. this is a look at a line of officers in riot gear. these pictures were taken this morning after a direct attack on police last night. protesters set fire to the police station where four officers were fired after george floyd's death used to work. oth

this pandemic you can't go anywhere >> are you keeping in touch with your buddies like spade and chris rockll these guys you used to see all the time >> the truth is i had a mask on recently on the street and i walked past rob snyder and he didn't recognize me, and that felt good. right past him >> there you go. when we're all out and about now after this, just wear a mask that way you can avoid anybody you don't want to see. good stuff from the sandman there. >>> next up, tributes for jerry stiller keep pouring in, including what he was like to work with on the set of "seinfeld" julia dreyfuss tweeting out a reel saying laughs like that happened all the time from jerry stiller. >> you got that right. what the hell does that mean you want a piece of me >> even funnier, louis-dreyfus and jason alexander actually referenced that very moment in a video call just last week. >> he did that line in the first take saying "you want a piece of me?" and you did exactly what you're doing now and i have to tell you, when you go, very few people have the stamina to not go with you. there's something abo

. >> reporter: enlisting the help chris rock and rosie perez, longtime native. >> i got the test today. i got tested to come out here. i got a 65 -- pass. >> just passed >> across the country, more signs of progress starting today d.c. will be lifting restrictions after a 14-day decline in community spread and more businesses in illinois will be coming online with limits but in kenosha county, wisconsin, it's a different story. health officials there reporting a 20% spike in cases after their stay-at-home order was lifted. hoda. >> kathy park for us in what looks to be a busier times square than usual. savannah, over to you. >> all right some good news for those of you looking to visit a national park in the near future the grand canyon is expanding access to its popular south rim entrance starting today the entrance will be open from 4:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on june 5th, next week, it will be open around the clock. the entrance was closed temporarily over virus concerns. parks and hotels are planning to reopen soon. we're starting to see the world come back a little bit. >> come back to

having a lot of conversations and we're doing ads and all sorts of ways to communicate and we had chris rock and rosie perez and different people bringing their credibility to the situation. it's primarily difficult with young people. i think the way they first heard about this virus was that they were immune. i remember there's a video clip during the florida spring break where you had all those young people on the beach in florida, and there's a clip of a young gentleman saying, i'm not going to let this coronavirus bother me, i can deal with it. only old people have to worry about it. it's not going to stop me from partying. there's a really -- party on, forget covid. yeah, even if you think you're a superhero because you're young and you're strong, you can get it and then infect someone else. so it's wholly irresponsible. and i don't see any justification not to wear it and i'm going to try as hard as i can through every vehicle i can to say, look, you're just wrong. can you have an opinion, but there are also facts. and you're wrong. not to wear a mask, i think you're diggs respectful.

rocks in the windows. and some flat tires. chris chmura has been with us. and you're ready to go, and these are graphics of where we are, to get familiar with where this is happening and where this start and where the protesters have been marching toward. if you're ready, take it away. >> ready. so that picture you're seeing at the intersection of seventh and santa clara, i can show you right here on the hmap what we'e talking about. the red arrow is seventh and santa clara, where you're seeing the police officers try to push the crowd back towards city hall. which is actually this red arrow right here. the airport is over here. this is downtown. here's 87. this is 101. the green line, i've got on this map that you might have seen a second ago, that green line is the route that the protesters marched earlier. beginning around 2:00, they assembled downtown. they marched about a mile and a half based on what i calculated on google maps. a mile and a half down to 101. when they got to 101, police took up a position, opposite them, opposite the overpass at east

chris: it's not worth anything, really. lemonis: the margins are terrible. this is a bad deal. it's obvious to me that this place has hit rock bottom, and this is really wearing on mike, and now it's wearing on chris, and i really feel like i need to understand why it's wearing on chris so much. chris: [ crying ] lemonis: hey. you all right? what are you thinking? chris: it's just... i know how hard it is. mike and -- i believe in it, and i believe in mike. and it's hard to be on the verge of feeling like... you might not believe in it. [ sniffles ] i geh. common bird.e. ooh look! over here! something much better. there it is. peacock, included with xfinity x1. remarkable. fascinating. -very. it streams tons of your favorite shows and movies, plus the latest in sports news and... huh - run! the newest streaming app has landed on xfinity x1. now that's... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity x1 just got even better with peacock premium included at no additional cost. no strings attached. just say "peacock" into your voice remote to start watching today. and it's hard to be on the verge of not feeling like... you might not believe i

. >> new jersey governor chris christie right there responding to the bridge scandal rocking his administrationsing questions about the impact on a possible presidential run in 2016. >> if the state of new jersey is being run in such a way that control of interstate assets is being manipulated on purpose to punish specific towns, that is public corruption. >> and that alleged public corruption fundamentally altered christie's political career and it raised thorny questions of political law for that former prosecutor turned governor, like what did he know. now independent prosecutors pounced. evidence emerged like an infamous email a month before this all went down by christie's aide bridget kelly saying time for some traffic problems in fort lee. kelly and another top christie appointee bill baroni were convicted on charge and conspiracy charges for the scheme. it's not going to end there. the appeals wound up in the courts and the officials took their case all the way to the supreme court, which of course as you probably know doesn't hear most cases, but they took it. and that was a sign right

i got to tell you, chris, none of this looks or feels anything like control at this point. you've got protesters throwing rocksat police, police throwing pepper balls at protesters. >> we're just going to let this scene play out a little bit as we're watching it unfold. >> reporter: obviously we are kind of where we don't want to be right now. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: -- up connecticut avenue, you see a totally different picture. >> we're going to let this video play. obviously it's very difficult to hear what garrett haake is saying. >> we see some protesters trying to breach a building there. there's a lot of ambient noise. i don't know if you can hear me, garrett. the closer you can get the mic to your face would be great. >> reporter: what we're not seeing at this moment at least is any really significant effort by npd to get control of this situation right now. i mean it's completely -- it's a bizarre situation. why are you out here right now? >> because this is a lot of pain i got right in here. i don't know what to do about it. i'm tired. seeing my kind killed constantly by the police over nothing. th

the last three years has played with one of rock's most innovative artists, beck check out his latest album, "hyperspace. and see beck out on tour this year chrisk you >> seth: our first guest tonight is a talented actress you know from "veronica mars" and "frozen" and most recently as eleanor in the critically acclaimed "the good place. the show series finale will air this thursday at 8:30/7:30 central on nbc let's take a look. >> we're finally headed to the good place it's the me of places! i got in i can say stuff like that again. >> are you sure we're going the right way, janet >> well, i've never been to the good place before. but, yes, i'm sure >> how >> because it feels like i'm on my way home. >> flying puppy! >> you're almost there just a little further! >> flying puppies? dang it, michael why didn't you think of that for your neighborhood? >> seth: please welcome back to the show kristen bell, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: how are you >> wonderful >> seth: it's very bitter-sweet that "the good place" is coming to a close tomorrow. >> tell me about it, i know. >> seth: and i was very -- i got to see - >> i'm not going t

chris jansing is covering this story. it's the same thing where i am. small, local businesses would like to be open. meanwhile, you can rock up to home depot and lowe's and buy the same stuff in bulk. i want to turn to catie beck in virginia. the businesses where you are can open but nearby cities like richmond are still shut down. what's going on? >> well, governor northam did give authorization for much of the state to open but there are several areas where he said you're just not ready yet. local leaders asking the governor to have an exemption. northern virginia make s up abot 25% of all coronavirus cases in the state of virginia. they've not been seeing the numbers trend down the way the rest of the state has. and just in the 11th hour yesterday, the mayor of richmond also asking the governor for an extension saying the city of richmond also is concerned that their numbers have not been trending down in the way they'd hoped. so those areas are going to have another two weeks to stay at phase zero and work out some of these kinks and see if they can see those numbers trending down. in the meantime, the rest of the stat

rocks. we're off to a good start. >> that's my friend and neighbor and former journalists, former journalists chris. [laughter] >> we walk our dogs together when we can. i guess not right now. we're not walking our dogs together right now. >> got to take any support you can get anywhere. >> amen. where are you right now? >> i am in my parents in law's house in kennebunkport, maine. usually live in new york city. my wife has asthma and reduced lung capacity so we left the city as the covid outbreak was spreading so we're here in maine and safe and well. i talked to a lot of my friends in new york who are still there and i'm very worried about them, but things look like they're getting better. seattle set a good example of the country in flattening its curve. >> in many ways it has, that's true, i'm glad you guys got to be in a place where you're more comfortable in all the ways that you need to be more comfortable. >> yeah, we're lucky. >> it's funny what you said about seattle because here is what i was thinking and we could start with this. when the protesters yesterday, day before yesterday came t

chris jansen. ♪ >> reporter: every couple has it. a shared song. a favorite movie. or maybe a special place. steven sharp says for him and his wife, jody, this was it. two rocksorming a lover's chair on the edge of a cliff. >> that was our spot. we would bring a couple of lawn chairs, a cooler, and she would bring her work from graduate school. >> reporter: they had been escaping to this magical place for years. ever since they were newlyweds in a starter apartment in new jersey. up here, the air was fresh and the views seemed limitless. >> it sort of framed by trees that you can look down to the light and see the view of george washington bridge. >> reporter: what they couldn't see from here, of course, was the future. had they caught even a glimpse of what was to come, surely they would have abandoned this place. forever. they met in the late '70s in georgia. he was in the army, a bookworm who loved the civil war. she taught history. theirs was a meeting first of minds. then hearts. how would you sort of describe those early years, were they loving? were they exciting? >> yes. they were -- you know, we were in love. ecstatic. >> reporter: from there, marria

rocks so we're off to a great start thanks to you. >> host: that's my flipped and neighbor and former journalist. chris. we walk our dogs together when we can. i guess not right now. not walking the dogs together right now. >> guest: have to take any support you can get. >> host: amen. amen. where are you right now? no i'm in my parents innages in house in kennebunkport, med. i usually live in new york city. my wife has asthma and reduced lung capacity so we left the city at the covid outbreak was spreading. so we are here in maine, and we're safe and well. talk to my friends in new york who are thrill and i'm very worried about them but looks like things are getting better. seattle set a good example for the country in flattening the curve. >> host: in many ways it has, that's true. i'm glad you guys got to be in a place where you're more comfortable in all the ways you need to be more comfortable. >> guest: we're lucky. >> host: funny what you said about seattle. we could start with this. when the protesters yesterday, day before yesterday, came to olympia, to complain about the infringements on their

rock and roll. a man of fearless and raw talent who has had an immeasurable impact on the world of pop music. little richard died this weekend at the age of 87. abc's chrisnelly is here now with a look back. chris, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan. the electrifying performances of little richard would be life-changing experiences for a generation of music superstars. his influence on them was unmatched while his voice and that beat could make a believer out of anyone. ♪ ready, set, go ♪ go man go ♪ i got a gal that i love ♪ so thrilling singer and live performer, little richard was an undisputed pioneer of rock and roll. ♪ >> reporter: with such hits as "ready teddie." and "lucille." ♪ his astonishing voice and exuberant theatricality. driving fans into a frenzy. smashing stereotypes and defying boundaries. an influence on performers who would follow him. >> a big favor to ask, little richard. >> reporter: the beatles would cover his songs and open for him in germany. ♪ >> reporter: prince, elton john, david bowie and many more all grateful inheritors of his joyful flamboyance. ♪ he was the biggest inspiration of my early teens,

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john krasinski and the rock posting about their workout and telling others how to get involved. >> last year i did the workout with chrish me. >> first of all, it's my gym, and i'm dwayne. >> let's get it. >> we have just completed the murphy challenge what an honor it was to drop sweat in honor of lieutenant mike murphy. want to thank the men and women of the military and their families we love you and we thank you. >> what a cool thing there you can see krasinski looking a little more winded than the rock the challenge, if you don't know consists of a mile run, 100 pullups, 200 push ups, 300 air squats and to top it off another mile run all while wearing a 20-mile vest i'm exhausted just explaining the murph challenge, let alone doing it >> let alone john krasinski did it. >> that's impressive carrie underwood on "pop start." the current superstar as you saw a few minutes ago, as we tweeas it, her and he husband mike fisher unveiling a new project of theirs. they have been working a film series, i am second, mike and carrie, god and country which promises an inside look at their life and relationship. here is a little