we shot with the cleveland browns' permission at their facility and with the actual cleveland brownsof it, and they don't like football. they have no interest in it, and they actually loved the movie. so if you're a guy, you're going to like it because of the football, but women are going to like it as well. you know, like "tin cup." because "tin cup" -- i hate golf. i think golf is the stupidest sport ever invented. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i like golf. >> golf sucks. [ laughter ] golf sucks. let's be honest. golf sucks. the clothes suck. golf sucks. [ laughter and applause ] golf sucks. golf sucks. golf sucks. golf sucks. ♪ >> jimmy: oh, i get it. oh, my gosh. >> you know, if you see -- i saw "tin cup" like five times because it's a great movie about -- >> jimmy: the acting and all that stuff. >> yeah, it's great. >> jimmy: all right. well, here's a clip. here's denis leary in "draft day." take a look. >> i'm sorry, sonny. is this a bad time? >> i've got to go, mom. >> this is the draft analysis we've all been working on for the last two months. >> fire! alley! fire! alley, fire! >>

the movie is about draft day, and it's about the cleveland browns. in real life, i could probably do a better job than what happened last year. >> seth: sure. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> but it's one of the reasons -- [ crowd booing ] >> you're going to boo me for the browns too? i love the browns. i love cleveland. >> seth: if i -- if there's any city that deserves the decade boston just had, it's cleveland. >> it's cleveland. [ applause ] >> seth: i would love for cleveland -- >> we have to say this. we have to say, cleveland, definitely. because browns fans, cleveland fans are fantastic. but also, let's say the cubs fans. 'cause -- >> seth: yeah, your'e right. >> how bad was it when the red sox won, finally in 2004. then the next year, the white sox win? >> seth: oh, it's awful. >> i mean, for the cubs fans, it's the worst. >> seth: awful. >> but the most amazing thing at the browns facility -- we used their stadium and their training facility. so we had the real players during the ota's in the summertime before the camps opened. and to watch -- we used

point out in that clip i have very short hair and i'm ming the coach -- playing the coach of cleveland browns that's correct. >> and now i have very long rock 'n' roll hair because i'm currently playing a rock star because i have great acting range, jon. >> jon: you do. is that the hair was. i thought you were doing the ron dugay story. remember the rangers? rnch they making that? i bring it up, jon because you made a movie this past year that you directed that i'm not in. >> jon: well, because i was making a film, not a movie. >> oh. [audience reacts] >> jon: i was trying to class it up a little bit. >> with serious actors. >> jon: just actors people when could act. >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] can i go back to the hair quick again. i do a lot of my acting with my hair. >> jon: let me ask you a question. how long did it take to you get a perm? what did they -- >> it's like deniro in raging bull. you have to grow it out, okay? >> jon: sure. >> for months at a time. you have to really let it go. >> jon: or walk into like a sauna, i guess could you do. >> and then you have to go a hair salon. i

you play the owner of the cleveland browns. you went into it not being a football fan.hat was your takeaway about the ugly world of football when you finished filming? >> my takeaway was, since i am a very cynical person, the same as my field. so much of it is about money. even my facetious remark about money is not true. it was really for affection for ivan. an absurd amount of money being paid to people who are talented but so outsized , actors and athletes, that it distorts the excitement of what creativity should be, what a creative football layer should be or a creative artist should be. tavis: did you enjoy playing? >> i did very much. i enjoyed kevin. he is very easy and very smooth, especially in sports films about which he is very smart. tavis: i was thinking if this movie has a big opening, it's possible a few days from now you will be in three movies in the top 10 at the same time. "ou are in "noah. >> i am in there as an 80 foot monster. tavis: you are in there. the muppet project is out. >> i am a priest. tavis: you go from monster to priest. you do it all.

and breathes football. >> her job is born of her passion for the cleveland browns.ern and works her way up in the organization. they sent her to law school, and she is now running the salary cap. which is a big, big job in the front office of a franchise, and not one that used to be, you know, you didn't used to see the front office populated by women. and we're creeping in bit by bit. if i do my job and we haven't spent more than $125 million on players by the time the season starts, i get excited. >> reporter: these days, jennifer is very excited about the work she's doing as a philanthropist for save the children. >> and specifically for the u.s. programs for kids growing up with poverty in the united states. and i see the difference that you can make in a life if you start early enough, and if you start smart enough. and i see the difference, and it just makes me so hungry to effect that change for as many kids as possible across the united states where one in four kids are growing up in poverty. >> reporter: jennifer feels great about that work, and she's very

. >> you play the manager of the cleveland browns.real life, that is not a job that everybody is clamoring to have and you show that at the beginning of the movies, right. >> i think all of these guys are hanging. oh, you want to be the general manager, maybe you won't have a job tomorrow. you have to want that job and understand that it is a -- i just made a trade with jacksonville, i'm on the clock. it's me. >> why do you think that sports movies do such a good job of telling the bigger stories of america? >> the truth that i don't think they do. i think they can. we can be disappointed in sports movies but once in a while they also ring the bell to where we go this is what i love about them. come see this, right. >> you got to use real nfl players, names, teams in this movie. i was speaked with eli manning recently and he mentioned that you met he and peyton when they were kids in new orleans. >> yeah. i was making jfk. and his father and olivia asked me to dinner and it was really thoughtful and i was away from home. they were jus

he's trying to turn the cleveland browns into a playoff contender.s is something that he inherited. but that's going to be the challenge. for microsoft to be successful, obviously, it's cloud, it's getting away from pcs, but they have got to be successful on mobile and nokia is front and center there. >> look at the past couple quarters. they have been really solid. it feels like microsoft is operating as best they have. to me, at 14 times earnings given the fact all their businesses seem to be working now, i think the stock is still cheap at 41 bucks. >> i agree. you have to separate it between the core business. really getting away from some of the pc head winds. t you have got a glass half full situation. it's talking the talk and walking the walk. we're definitely in a much better situation than we were on the bomb error are. i think investors are starting to see the benefits of nadella. bomber never got within five miles of the conference call. >> what happens when we start to segue more into future growth with cloud? what happens to mar jgins t

kevin costner's newest sports movie puts him in the n-f-l -- as the new general manager of the cleveland browns on his first draft day. dean says, even for non- football fans, "draft day" is great when it sticks to the thrill of the deal... but goes "off-sides" with the "something for everything" play with too many sappy-sub-plots. it's a dean's list "c plus." if you liked the first "rio" movie... dean says, you'll like this new story with many of the same blue macaws and tropical birds -- heading into the rain forest for new adventures. he calls it an okay story... but the look is big and colorful, and loaded with great music along with a nice environmental lesson. the morning for this friday we have a warm temperatures. high in the mid-60s later this afternoon. to local high is 57. how about tomorrow? 73 degrees is our high. dry for much of the day. showers and thunderstorms will bring it to an end by saturday afternoon. the rain will move in and drop our temperatures. 39 degrees monday morning. and into the afternoon we barely reached 40 degrees. >> we have some traffic out there still deali

during those turbulent times jim brown was earning a national profile with the cleveland browns, and hing himself as the greatest running back in nfl history. but he was more than a player. brown was also committed to advancing civil rights. like many other outspoken african-american athletes criticized rather than celebrated for his stance. after refiring from football in 1966 brown spent time trying to help black-run businesses working in urban neighborhoods. he found the group amer-ican. good day to you. >> good day to you. >> thanks for joining us. >> that's quite an introduction. >> i richard you coming on. so when you think about where things were 50 years ago and think about where we are today, we heard president carter say, we can't rest on our laurels. it's not over. what do you say to that? >> he's absolutely right. in fact, president carter gave a wonderful speech the other night. question & answer session. if we took that tape and put it in every school in this country we'd be doing the youngsters a great favor. we've come a long ways at the top, and the masses of people h

it's not that i'm a cleveland browns fan or a barkevious mingo fan. seems like a very nice guy as well. so that's always good. but i think, you know, his mum made that name up. [ light laughter ] and i think his brother is hughtavious, i just think it is the boldest thing to do. just, like "oh, yeah this kid looks like a barkevious to me." [ laughter ] you know, that's amazing. >> seth: so you're paying tribute to the mother. >> yeah, and i would like to say, this is not, i'm not being ironic. i genuinely think it is a brilliant name. and my friend has the best fantasy name though, which is like -- there's a player called dwayne bowe, for anyone that doesn't know. and his team name was somewhere over dwayne bowe. >> seth: that's very nice. [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm very happy that barkevious mingo's name finally got said with a british accent. -- it's less so than usual. also it does sound like a name that was in harry potter. >> actually it sort of does, doesn't it? yeah. >> seth: it seems like the next books is harry potter -- "harry potter and the

." >> the cleveland browns select -- >> shooting during the emotional, real nfl draft. >> this movierozen" for big tough guys. >>> now the celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. >> kim kardashian's trending tooshie. you were at "dantsing with the stars last night," a lot of attention. >> yes, julianne hough not so sweet when critiquing max. >> i'm going to say this because i'm the brutal julianne that i am. i felt like this week was need todd be phoned in so you could get back with meryl. >> i have done this 30 years. >> being older doesn't mean being wiser. >> julianne told me she is

. >> lucky for me, megan rogers is the capologist of the cleveland browns. where we shot. she is just the coolest lady. and i copied everything. i copied what she had in her hands. i copied the way she dressed. i kind of want to be here. >> i hear you have a little experience with football from before? were you the water girl? >> my senior year, i was the water girl. and the george washington patriots, whatever year that was. if you don't see this movie this weekend, you're in trouble. i know who you are. >> we watched it with the family last yigt. ali and the girls. you don't have to be a huge football fan to love this movie. >> i didn't know much about baseball when i watched "bull durham." it was one of my all-time favorite movies. now that i do love baseball, i should watch it again. it's a fun movie with football on the periphery, to talk your guy into taking you. >> you watch "bull durham" years ago and then get to work with kevin costner. first time, right? >> to get to do a sports movie with kevin costner, no one does it like he does. he owns this whole world. >> h

the cleveland browns, denver broncos and lions had nine arrests.als and vikings have had seven players arrested. the oakland raiders have had four arrests. >>> 8:09. autopsy results could be available as early as today on a menlo park woman who disappeared while walking on mount tamalpais. the body of 33-year-old magdaleno was found on saturday in a steep ravine. hikers found her. she kiss appeared on -- disappeared on march 30th. her body showed no obvious signs of trauma. >>> there is another problem on the new span of the bay bridge. it's rust. the sacramento bee reports bust has been found on steel strands and the rods that connect to the lone suspension cable that wraps around the bridge. the chamber is supposed to keep out water and the salty marine air. a bay bridge spokesperson said there's no concern about corrosion. now, the designer of the new span reportedly warned caltrans some of the wemeds could crack. parts of the -- welds could crack. parts of the sections made in china didn't fit exactly together once they were delivered. the chro

let's talk about draft day on the day of the nfl draft cleveland browns' general manager calls are carefullylling to sacrifice hulk and work all six of the other gm's pre is believed and not have no idea what that means. because of kevin costner and suburbs and partly so well with some desolate. is not all and i fault folks can be in the movie crews sometimes as refreshing to learn. i now feel i know more about the whole draft thing to consider it nothing before that's pretty good. we're questions come up wise what he wearing sunglasses also was deford garner so boring. and what should of been interesting here for such a short time. rosen also has of the floor appeared as guest analyst jackie robinson what great actor. he then this. process in stage seven drafted. sometimes an infomercial for the nfl. as i with a tie with a good date we movie as well. and when will be pleased about one and all of sports. it's a good way to get a guy with you a game. >> : i learned something that i had a hot like it is possible. now get ready is false is called the lobby is a fair statement came to eden. one

so you're dealing with real nfl teams, cleveland brown, buffalo bills, and the problem with this movieegative note, the movie is a little bit cliche and very predictable. the first half is overall just didn't feel like it worked and blended well together. but you're dealing with the nfl. so it feels a little disconnected because you're dealing with fictional players. the second half really does work. the second half is where the movie really blossoms. kevin costner deliver has fantastic performance in the second half and the movie becomes a movie that you become engaged in. overall, i gave it a three out of five. it's a decent matinee. mediocre. but i expected more. it feels more like an advertisement for the nfl versus a movie that you really want to see. >> it sounds like your message is skip the first 45 minutes. walk in about halfway through. you did talk to kevin costner would a lot of people who watch this show do love. >> right. i want to ask you guys this. i asked mr. costner if there was some type of hypothetical movie draft and they were to draft all of your movies, which do

the browns brought me to cleveland so that everything could get one of these. >> how is it that the ultimate sport ever invented is a piece of jewelry. >> jon: that has you to hurt. we will dom jennifer garner. >> what happened there. what have you got? >> a piece of jewelry falling off. >> it's borrowed so i mean, you know. still -- >> jon: can i tell you something. here is what i do if i'm jennifer garner. i pocket that (bleep). i don't give it back for a second. [laughter] this is perfect my appropriate on this perfect day. our good friend stephen colbert. >> so exciting. >> jon: is being elevated to truly one of most distinguished positioned in all of television. you have a unique relationship with stephen colbert. could you please describe it for us. >> you ready? >> jon: i'm ready. >> i used to babysit for stephen colbert's kids! >> jon: boom! boom! here is what is weird about that. stephen colbert has to be weird about that. he is 20 years older for you the fact that you babysat for him -- >> we were guest stars on spin city forever ago. i had maybe six lines and he had four. we had a

real teams and kevin costner plays the gm of the cleveland browns to rebuild his team.lf is very cliche, very predictable and a lot of things are disconnected. roger goodell, the nfl commissioner, showing up as himself. and then nfl players playing fictional characters. it was off the cuff at the type, but overtimes it gets really good. kevin costner carries the movie and it becomes engaging. if you are not a sports fan, you can enjoy the second half of the movie being suspenseful. i gave it 3.5 out of 5. the nfl took a certain issue with a certain film in the movie and had it removed from the script process. you are taking away from the art form of the movie. you are becoming an advertisement and not a movie. and the scene they took out was the sequence where kevin costner's character was hug igi another member. >> that is weird when they go back and pick and choose what to see in the movie. tell us about this. >> this is interesting, i'm a movie guy, obviously, so i wanted to ask mr. costner, if you had a hypothetical movie draft out of all the movies and characters y

. >> the browns brought me to cleveland so that everybody could get -- one of these. >> how is it thatause ] jennifer garner. "draft day" is in theaters friday. dave grohl and krist novoselic join us next. come on back everybody! ♪ ♪ led to the one jobhing you always wanted. at university of phoenix, we believe every education- not just ours- should be built around the career that you want. imagine that. he says when something's good, why change it? what if you were to try something different? [ chocolate laughs ] [ male announcer ] it's a whole new way to love peanut butter & chocolate. smooth and crunchy butterfinger peanut butter cups. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ ♪ [ cheers