>> credence clearwater. ♪ i left a good job in the city ♪ ♪ working for the man every night and day ♪ lost a minute of sleeping worrying about the way things might have been ♪ ♪ big wheels keep on turning. proud mary keep on burning ♪ ♪ rolling ♪ rolling ♪ rolling on the river >> yeah. [ applause ] >> so good. so good. >> breaking it down on the >> i recently played this sound for you. [ baby crying ] >> and you all have a baby in your face. you'll be surprised to see this grown man making this noise he claim with his nasal cavity. >> i thought he had a toy beside the camera microphone but this wasn't coming out of his nasal cavity. >> it's pretty questionable. i thought we would bring him on skype right this minute and see nate right off the bat do it for us. sit real? >> absolutely. >> hold your hands up. show us that there's nothing in the room there that you're doing this noise and now let's hear it again [ crying ] >> that's pretty definitive. >> it's still freaky. >> i know. it's not really a talent i'm that proud of. it's like, yeah, i can do that but i don't want to. >> do you

have relatives in clearwater.s you brought with you here? >> this is my dog mojo. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: aww! hey mojo. how are you, buddy? hi, mojo. >> i have a little surprise for you. let me go get it. this -- >> jimmy: oh, is this the invention? >> yes. it's called the "puff-n-fluff dog drying system." >> jimmy: puff-n-fluff dog drying system. >> yes. okay. >> jimmy: do you have a treat for mojo? >> yeah. >> jimmy: mojo, sit. [ audience aws ] [ applause ] hey, i need a dog. all right, so what do we do here? >> okay. so you're going to take his paws and put them through the holes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. so it's like when he's wet or something like that. he just came and jumped in the pool. >> yeah. and it gets them dry and also eliminates the wet dog smell. >> jimmy: so like it is raining outside or something like that? [ laughter ] can he breathe? can he breathe? are you okay in there, mojo? mojo! [ laughter and applause ] are you all right, buddy? mojo, are you okay, pal? he wants to run away. no, n

this morning's top spot, the clearwater sugar and sand festival in clearwater beach, florida, and ouriate wfla. during this ten-day festival, you can see 1,000 tons of clearwater beach's sugar white sands carved into iconic movie scenes. you can try your hand at sculpting in a friendly competition on the beach. and if i competed with that, mine would absolutely lose and look nothing like that. erica? >> come on, dylan, don't sell yourself short. >>> just ahead this morning, the interview of a lifetime for one high school student. so, how do you prepare for your 20 minutes with first lady michelle obama? well, we'll ask the young lady who spoke with her, but first, these messages. with the quicksilver cash back card from capital one, it means unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase, every day. it doesn't mean, "everything... as long as you buy it at the gas station." it doesn't mean, "everything... until you hit your cash back limit." it means earn 1.5% cash back on every purchase, every place, every occasion, all over creation. that's what everything should mean. so consid

they were on spring break when their plane went down in clearwater more than a week ago. francis cardinal george was back out in public for a second straight day, after a week-long hospital stay. the cardinal made an appearance at temple sholom in lakeview for the 19th annual "joseph cardinal bernardin jerusalem lecture". he was recently treated for a stomach infection brought on by his cancer treatment. he says he's still keeping a busy schedule. and in spite of chemo treatments, the cardinal says he feels pretty good. the cardinal says he's still i feel good. i'm still pretty weak. the fill you with all kinds of stuff. but other than that, i am ok. the big thing is a really scared me in terms of infection so i need to be careful. >> planning to travel to rome next month for the canonization of pope john paul the second. opening day at the cell worked out for the fans. the weather was nice, and the white sox won too. fans gave an ovation to paul konerko for what will be his last opening day. but before all that, the parking lots were packed with tailgaters. that looks pr

at that time, macando was a village of 20 adobe houses built on the bank of the river of clearwater thatn along the bed of polished stones, which were quite an enormous like prehistoric eggs. the world was so recent, that many lacked names. in order to indicate them, it was necessary to point. >> that is isabel allende routing from gabriel garcia marquez's, "one hundred years of solitude." obviously, one of the big influences on his life was not only his own family upbringing, but the political climate in which he grew up from the time of the infamous in columbia were over 300,000 people were killed in the civil war much later on enormouswars, the dislocation of colombian society. talk about his political views and development and how he showed them through his literature. >> he was a leftist. he became friends with the dell castro very early on -- fidel castro very early on in the revolution. he was adored in cuba. he lived there and visited cuba many times. he formed the film institute in havana. views brought him a lot of trouble in columbia. he could not live in columbia. his life wa

host: let's go to fill in clearwater, florida. caller: good morning. great show. as a former land owner and farmer, if i saw one of these over my house, i would shoot it down. that is all there is to it. what do you think about that? i know americans will not put up with this. host: professor? guest: well, you are not the first person to suggest that. there is a congressional candidate in montana who says he would do the same thing in his campaign videos. that is dangerous. the vehicles that are in their, they are there legitimately. sophisticatedy vehicles. if you shoot at one, it will not operate to where it is supposed to. it may pose a danger to people on the ground. the concern over -- i gather that your concern is that the reason the vehicle is there is to invade your privacy. that is a policy concern. jon,rmer colleague -- addressed that issue as well. host: we showed our viewers a poll that came out yesterday. of their study of technology and the next 50 years. at the public is largely unenthusiastic about these of nonmilitary drones in the country. 63% of

host: let's go to fill in clearwater, florida. caller: good morning. great show. as a former land owner and farmer, if i saw one of these over my house, i would shoot it down. that is all there is to it. what do you think about that? i know americans will not put up with this. host: professor? guest: well, you are not the first person to suggest that. there is a congressional candidate in montana who says he would do the same thing in his campaign videos. that is dangerous. the vehicles that are in their, they are there legitimately. sophisticatedy vehicles. if you shoot at one, it will not operate to where it is supposed to. it may pose a danger to people on the ground. the concern over -- i gather that your concern is that the reason the vehicle is there is to invade your privacy. that is a policy concern. jon,rmer colleague -- addressed that issue as well. host: we showed our viewers a poll that came out yesterday. of their study of technology and the next 50 years. at the public is largely unenthusiastic about these of nonmilitary drones in the country. 63% of

clearwater, florida.ant to tell you as an independent i am actually disappointed in both parties. on top of that, we were just talking about the health care. -- first ofmy views all, they are not interpreted either way because both parties are very biased. and there's a lot of finger-pointing and name-calling that it's very unnecessary. what we need is someone who can get -- we need actually a third party that can go in and take the best of both the republicans and democrats. and keep in mind it is we the people who are suffering. we the people. ok? both parties, democrats and republicans. everything seems to be focused on money, and that's wrong. we need to focus on the people. about a am not sure third party and how well that would work in florida. i will tell you, i am focused on the health care of people as opposed to the coverage of the president's approach. i ran a program in wyoming call the wyoming health fairs, medical director for 25 years, bringing low-cost health screening all around wyoming.

we have industries that exist in communities in my district like clearwater beach and st.s beach, communities across the country whose jobs and economic growth, local economy relies on international visitors and visitors from around the country. in florida alone, we will more than double visits to our beaches as compared to visits to all u.s. national parks combined. it takes jobs and employees to support those visitors, and it is critical to our local economy that we continue the investment in beach renourishment projects. and so i rise today with a sense of urgency. when this house, this body considers the water resources reform and development act, it passed a responsible bill but one that did not include continued authorization for important beach renourishment projects. that legislation is now in conference, and i am here today to ask my colleagues that we not let this provision slip by. we must re-authorize these programs. and so i would urge the conferees on the water resources, reform and development act to strongly consider bringing back language that re-authorize