. >> we talked about cologne. >> jimmy: we did talk about cologne. >> we did.d somebody, and they had a lot of cologne on. now, i smell like that guy's cologne. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so, i'm rocking this guy's cologne. but you smell very nice. >> thank you. >> jimmy: so, i tried to hug you a little bit too long, so now i smell like a mix of you and that guy. >> but i smell like you, yeah. [ but, you know, i'm not very good at setting up clips. scatter brained. i'm aunt clara from "bewitched." so, you know, when they want you to set up a tv show, it's just difficult. so, i just decided to do it where i felt more comfortable. so i did it at home, backstage. >> jimmy: yeah, in a peaceful setting, and i think it might have worked out. we have the clip. here's amy setting up the clip and setting up this whole netflix series. it's great. >> my name is amy sedaris, and i'm part of an exciting new animated series called "bojack horseman," which debuted tonight on netflix. netflix is a fast growing subscription based streaming service available through the int

one of the important roles that panama played a especially in panama city and in cologne was the u.s. tolerated the creation of red light districts. bars, saloons, gambling, prostitution because officials like goethals knew that his workers would need a kind of a chance for escape for letting off steam, sort of as a safety valve. those red light districts became a very important part, sort of the disorderly counterpart to the orderly world of the canal zone. as employees and military personnel from the u.s. dominated canal zone would go to let off steam in panama city or cologne, a lot of times there would be trouble. the u.s. folks were known for causing trouble for getting drunk sometimes and as a result sometimes fighting in the riots would out between the two groups. >> host: julie greene tell us about the city of balboa. >> guest: the city of balboa was the city created by the u.s. to house the administration. >> host: the way workers? >> guest: yeah and it was a very, a lovely town. it's the images that are remember from it depicts very much a town that represents the u.s. empir

>> it wasn't some cheap owe stuff, like you loaded up on old spice. >> hey, did you find your cologne? you had been looking for it, it was discontinued? >> no, no, eve saint laurent can't find it anywhere. something said you can find it on fragrance. com. ya, i don't want to get thrown off the plane, show up dior. back to school time. you want to get your kids looking good, right? we're doing this every year, our quincy hair kiss set you to a free haircut this morning. this is what you need to do. go over to the original pretty boys barber happen 6800 block of ogontz avenue. right now, i'm going to start doing this. in about four minutes, at 7:00. so again, it is 6800 block of ogontz avenue so west oaklane, ya, between now and 10:00 o'clock. >>> speaking of spending, one state in our area has been ranked among the least tax friendly states. i'm sure you can guess which one. where we landed and where you can seymour taxes on certain things in certain towns in the state. hey, caitlin's in. >> good morning, how are you? jacket-less today. >> i'm jacket-less. getting ready for the big par

. ♪ world's largest videogame convention is taking place in cologne, germany.are expected to attend. amongst the fans are some of the world's top professional gamers fighting it out for thousands in prize money. how vain games can make you a millionaire. -- p laying games can make you a millionaire. beach. is turtle they are named after their sponsor. a hardware company which pays these guys to play halo, x-box's blockbuster. the boys are here at games com in cologne, germany, where 350,000 gamers are expected to stream through the doors. they are playing for 10,000 euro s in prize money, but that is the tip of the iceberg. >> during my career, there was hundreds of thousands of dollars our team could win. you can actually become a millionaire playing these games now. 9 >> andy is an ex-professional gamer. he works for microsoft. you might not recognize him, but around here he is a celebrity. one fan cannot help but ask for an autograph. big business. 10,000 people packed into seattle's key arena to watch the games tournament in july. the winner went home with

the world's biggest video game affair with more than 340,000 visitors expect did in cologne, cologne.pected in the battle is still on between the main consoles. they have even had to set up a tent village because there are so many people about to descend on the city that they cannot get hotels room. it's like a festival there with tents and camping. that the console makers -- sony with the and microsoft -- with the xbox one have done with the market. demand is huge. they have more than 10 million sold. that is basically more than double microsoft xbox one's numbers. get feeding the frenzy to into new games. sony is selling off metal gear solid. a stealth game, i tell you. [laughter] one everythat saturday. quantam break. it's kind of a bit like timetam leap" to do with travel and and an experiment that goes wrong. xbox viceo microsoft president and he is telling us the amount that this market is exploding. >> the good news is the industry is continuing to grow strongly. there predict thing $900 billion in annual sales within the next two or three years across all formats. this is crea

i researched what kind of cologne he wore. it was the same with edison for me. a lot of the process of analyzing comes from looking at the writings. i love the look of handwriting and i can sort of deduce the movement of the hand that wrote those words. photographs are immensely important to me. it's very important we know exactly what they looked like and the things around them. so the first curiosity manifests itself visibly, audiblely in terms of sensations. once i feel i have the person in my field of knowledge then i can begin to tell the story of the life, analyze the mind. >> speak of biography, i wanted to talk with you about presidents. obviously you know two very with. i wanted to round out a video clip we did with robert dallek, talking about a series of meetings with obama. before we show this have you met with president obama? >> yes. >> in one of these meetings? >> i went to a meeting there. >> we talked about a great variety of things in those interviews or those dinners. of course there were roughly 12 historians. i wasn't the only one there and

. >> so it wasn't body odor, it was he had doused himself in heavy duty cologne. >> yes. >> people have complains about that, before. up from have allergies? >> caitlin? >> well, people are seeming to be more offended by cologne than regular old body odor, go figure, that's fine, sit on the plane if you haven't showered in weeks, just don't put on that dior perfume on. >>> speaking of flying, no problems this morning. we do have air quality alert in effect, that's for most of the area through today. shouldn't affect any travel out there. just due to hazy weather and the pollutants moving in. so sensitive groups to that will knotts it, the rest every us probably won't, you will notice the hot weather again today. >> big difference yesterday, felt the strong sunshine, we hit 09 degrees. today, 74 for the drive in, 85 by lunchtime, and 92 front comes through tonight, bridges us quick relief. that's a look at your wednesday planning forecast, we go to the pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension, southbound lansdale construction that has the right lane block right there. >> numerous point

commented. >> so, you know, caitlin, kerrey, you guys ever go on a date, guy puts on way too much cologne? was it a deal bridge breaker? >> yes, need to stop with one spritz. >> you spritz into the air and you walk into it. >> ya? or you walk away if they've done too much. >> it is obnoxious us it, will give you a headache, it is overpowering, much moreover powering. >> specially on an airplane in a confined space on an airplane. >> yes, forget body odor. dior perfume so much worse. no, i think body odor s anyway it is all bad. you just want to smell good out there. >> today is one of those days, may want to lay err up twice on the deodorant. it is hot enough to smell bad. (laughing) i know, that's my advice for today. when it is hot, just take care. seventy-four for the drive in, 85 by noon, 92 the high temperature later today. it will be bit humid, too. so it is a sunshine and humidity, looking at lower air quality, that alert is in effect all through today. >>> that's your wednesday planning forecast, in bellmawr, 29 at northbound, between 42, 76 and route 30. we have construction ther

i want to go to be at all from here from athens and then drive to cologne and then like see my boyfriend and. stay there as ma says it's needed. this is the sign they want us to to go to crane but still i have time to go to be truthful one day. so now this is the decision i have to have to make go to be to see here my support him like that would be enough and one day more than an hour and then i go to ukraine and craig and maybe by the time we finish with ukraine i may be he will be released. this is the ideal scenario. so i want to work hard. to make it come. well. now though we've made friends on the type. of hi dave basically the photo ops. we're going to get them drunk get them celebrate a birthday with one of them so it's gonna be good and of course we're going to film it so i want to lead by you know to get some rest you know. ways maybe get his t.v. and then some rest and then all week i'm up a little bit late as you can do this with us. but there's never a dull moment with tabby. and i keep them on their toes you know once i think you learn everything is ok i'm not going. to get

did they spray a cologne on it? he just decided, hey, sneak attack, it's here.ust an exhibitionist. >> what we don't see any of the -- just, oh, this is shiny. >> like, this is the private moment between the squirrel and gopro. >> it was, but it was captured on video because when you do that with a video camera, sometimes it's on. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my, that is spectacular. >>> two couples go head to head in a race. >> one of the couples have been together for ten years. the other one? they've just met. >> see who wins in the battle to build. >> are we say anything or why to go there because you can see it. >>> well, it's called bouncy hill for very good reason. watch the video because this section of the adventure off road park in tennessee is taking names and cashing in because every single buggy crashes. >>> this is from mad ram 11 production, this is a come pielation of crashes. one after the other, nobody can make it up the hill. >> you'd think it's no big deal for the. i can't believe they struggled that much. >> i can. look at that boulder. >> does an

. >> jimmy: you smell nice, too. [ laughter ] new cologne? as you. [ laughter ] >> steve: that new cologne you got is sweeping the nation. >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. so we do those things and we're doing one that's premiering tomorrow. it's very good. it's our newest original. check this out. "house of cue cards." [ laughter ] this is happening. it's gonna air during tomorrow night's show. during our program. and it's really funny. it's got a lot of celebrity cameo surprises. >> steve: ooh, intriguing. >> jimmy: so that will be tomorrow night. so set your dvr. [ laughter ] is that what you do? you don't do that anymore do you? >> steve: do you? i set my betamax machine. i have it on a timer. >> jimmy: my dad still has a a vcr, so he'll set the vcr. >> steve: will he really? >> jimmy: yeah. he tapes everything. i don't even know where he gets tapes. [ laughter ] i think he's using the same tapes from the '80s. he taped over all the shows, yeah. >> steve: this is "beauty and the beast." >> jimmy: guys, it's monday, and we're excited to be back. w

in the moment. ( laughs ) >> simon: he agreed to meet with us in cologne and took us to a small woodentside his home. he volunteered to show us how he works. he was forging a max ernst, the german surrealist of the early 20th century. beltracchi was painting on this wooden bridge because ernst had done much of his work on a wooden floor. what do you think this max ernst would be worth? >> beltracchi: this one? >> simon: yeah. >> beltracchi: $5 million, i think. >> simon: $5 million. and you can do it in three days? >> beltracchi: yeah, oh, yes, yes, sure, or quicker. >> simon: beltracchi estimates he has done 25 max ernsts. he is not copying an existing work; he's painting something he thinks ernst might have done if he'd had the time or felt like it. so you would be doing a cezanne that cezanne never painted, but that you thought he might have wanted to paint. >> beltracchi: yes, exactly. >> simon: so, in a sense, every beltracchi painting is an original. he just lied about who painted it. he says he has forged a hundred artists and can do just about anyone. could you do a rembrandt?

military jets rocket launchers and according to some reports even ballistic missiles and it's just cologne which is if not hundreds of meters from the russian border sheryl's flew into want territory more than once so we have every right to secure a border however we think is necessary. meanwhile care doesn't seem all that bothered over the whereabouts of a russian photographer missing in the country for two weeks now the interior ministry has said it doesn't want to be bombarded with questions over under a stone and. it did issue a search warrant and blamed anti-government forces for holding him captive ukrainian officials have repeatedly gone back and forth admitting then denying they had him sent in disappeared or with the fifth in eastern ukraine where he was covering the military crackdown on the region you can get all the details on our website at r.t. dot com. coming up later in the program the u.s. steps up its offensive in iraq american warplanes support kurdish forces in an assault on the country's largest dam that's while the british prime minister calls for even more involvemen

earlier we actually talked about this and we saw shares of justin bieber cologne down 25% in one single. but there's one thing that hasn't changed that we know and this is a celebrity culture. one hot business is willing to bet this was how much we love it. so let me blow the whistle early. let's open up the investment playbook. under armour has made the reigning mvp team and offer and they want them to endorse everything and he's going to have to endorse everything. over the next 10 years this is going to completely change the game. we are talking $285 million in the deal amounts to 10% of under armour's marketing budget. if you think about it a lot, try this. the footwear was only 13% of revenue after and basketball revenue and sneakers, 1%. 12% and 13% from where we were before. and so you get the picture. basketball is not there. and he is a unique kind of guy. he's known as something of a cool geek with his unique dress style. he has this low-key manner and i don't know if you guys saw it, but his acceptance speech and the way that you think that his mother sealed the deal to repre

to end military sources in israel claims that hamas fired a rocket that hit a building in hot ash cologne hamas has denied those accusations the latest incident came as a surprise though to all parties involved in the negotiating process we'll keep you updated as more details become available since the beginning of the israeli occupation in gaza back in july more than two thousand people have been killed and ten thousand wounded and more a u.s. airstrikes in iraq u.s. military officials say a u.s. drone destroyed an armed truck operated by islamic militants in northern iraq earlier today militants from isis taken over much of the western and northern regions of iraq they've trapped thousands of iraqi refugees on a mountaintop without food or water this comes as one hundred thirty more american troops arrive in the country defense secretary chuck hagel confirmed the deployment while speaking to marines at camp pendleton california. we're not going back into iraq in any of the same combat mission. dimensions that we want we're going in iraq very specifically this is not a combat boots on th

earlier we actually talked about this and we saw shares of justin bieber cologne down 25% in one singleere's one thing that hasn't changed that we know and this is a celebrity culture. one hot business is willing to bet this was how much we love it. so let me blow the whistle early. let's open up the investment playbook. under armour has made the reigning mvp team and offer and they want them to endorse everything and he's going to have to endorse everything. over the next 10 years this is going to completely change the game. we are talking $285 million in the deal amounts to 10% of under armour's marketing budget. if you think about it a lot, try this. the footwear was only 13% of revenue after and basketball revenue and sneakers, 1%. 12% and 13% from where we were before. and so you get the picture. basketball is not there. and he is a unique kind of guy. he's known as something of a cool geek with his unique dress style. he has this low-key manner and i don't know if you guys saw it, but his acceptance speech and the way that you think that his mother sealed the deal to represent the

"that's too much cologne." "that's how girls end up dead." "don't talk black to me."ppropriate because she's your teacher." how do you even talk black? like, end words with "izzle"? alex: it's talk back, you idiot. oh. "act more like an adult." what does "act more like an adult" even mean? [ laughing ] look at you. you're soaked. that is so lame! you're the one who wanted to do it! what are you two doing? i picked up one of those water weasels. you hook it on the end of the hose and it flies around in the air. just...like a weasel. [ laughing ] yeah, look at how awesome. he's so wet. i put the weasel in my pants. [ laughing ] he totally did!

the world's biggest gathering of video gamers is taking place in cologne, germany.d him about the next big thing. >> the leadership of sony has been very clear that there are three killer businesses which on tos going to rely generate profits and cash flow while it mends itself, and those are game, digital imaging, and mobile. and those areas of the business are subject to investment and in our case generating the tofitability that sony needs get itself back to health. it is a heavy burden of responsibility, but one that we are happy to see. >> when you combine the development budget, the marketing budget, and often the talent you are bringing into these experiences, yes, it can be measured in the tens of millions. some companies have announced publicly that it is over 100 million to build a blockbuster game. that does not concern me. it does not matter to me if the industry continues to grow. the good news is the industry is continuing to grow strongly. billion predicting $100 in annual sales within the next two or three years across all formats. what that means is

. >> if we can just, cologne her, it would make the work of it that much easier. 3,000 people we deliver too. and if we don't do it, who will. >> lisa says sharing her story is her way of advocating for the poor, and a the hungry. if you would like to help jewish relief agency wants to hear from you, go to cbs philly.com and search for brotherly love. i'll see you in the morning. i'm ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> at 6:00 a crash outside a chester county grocery store has claimed life of the long time township supervisor, we're live with the details on the investigation, and how that victim is being remembered. >>> plus, rolling out the red carpet, from cheese steaks to history, city leaders blew representatives from the democratic national committee in hopes of landing 20916 democratic convention, kate. >>> we are drying out across the the area as cooler air moves in from the the north and west, we have very pleasant conditions to get us through the rest of the workweek but does it last through the weekend? i w

. >> it is a crime solving cologne. >> tonight's episode, imy-mini, miney, murder. even know what is going on at this point. >> i am working in how to buy silver. >> time to take a break. don't leave now. there is man service on the way. not cool. order at am amazon.com. >>> they will serve with verve. a san francisco start up is giving women a chance to wait on on men hand and foot. it includes a waiter, bodyguard orca ban gnaw bow. who needs words when there is a commercial. commence you drone. >> ladies, if you hate your friend or yourself get her a stripper. if you love your friend, get her a man service. >> sad unmarried women, apparently. and these are man servants and not sex slaves. the code of conduct states a man servant keeps his penis in his pants. clearly h is something that could take place -- as always to help us out in this discussion we brought in a studio audience. welcome, everyone and thank you for being here. how many of you will be staying staying in my rompa room tonight? i may need to buy extra tarps. it will be a fun one, sherrod. first time

>> was it offensive odor or cologne? >> as jerry seinfeld, beyond bo. >> how embarrassing, he's filed discrimination lawsuit. how is he discriminated against? >> discriminated against his st fifth. k. >> american airlines has not commented. >> now, i have sat next to stink i people on planes. >> yes, they take their shoes off. oh, it is awful. >> ever have somebody take their socks off, too. >> you can see all of the tow jam. >> let's move on. well, dangerous surf brought on by hurricane marie, is it hurricane marie, i thought only to up cristobal. >> pacific. that's the one in the pacific. >> oh, pacific storm, expected on southern california beaches today. oh, it is so tempting for everybody to come out and surround. >> well, they always do, category two storm, spinning off mexico pass itch i can coast, not expected to make landfall. but the beaches are going to see huge waves, and of course rip currents, as well, swimmers, surfers, they are being told to stay out of these dangerous conditions. some of the surfers say

they are also spending less time at the mall meaning less time walking past those loud, cologne-filledquestion tonight, do you go to the movie theater anymore? we asked the question on gerriwillis.com. 70% of you said no. huh. 30% said yes. sort of my life too. taking nutrition to a creepy level, what better way to get people to drink more water than having the water fountain talk to you and thank you for your patronage. look at this. the drink up campaign created the fountain which talks to someone when they start drinking. check it out. >> i ask you a perm question? a personal question? are you a sipper or a gulper? anyway, keep drinking up. ♪ ♪ >> water helps keepour teeth nice and clean. no wonder i was so mesmerized by your smile. >> you're feeding over one trillion thirsty cells right now. water can boost your mood. [laughter] gerri: well, the weirdest part is first lady michelle obama is praising this weird technological development. her group called let's move calls the fountain splash magic. and coming soon to a google talking shield to encourage people to exercise. coming up

even to the fact that one of the officers recognized that he had cologne on and he had his watch on. >> as if he'd been out all night or something. >> or at least up. >> another officer reported the hood of adam's car parked in the garage felt warm to the touch as if he'd just been driving it. >> being warm kind of lends it to being driven. >> and when the detective looked in the bedroom, did his eyes deceive him? or was one side of the bed undisturbed. as if it hadn't been slept in? so what was adam's story about how he found his wife in the bathroom again? turns out, it was a little unclear. >> he told the first captain that he went into the bathroom and saw her slumped over the toilet. >> uh-huh. >> after that he made a statement where he said that she was slumped over the magazine rack. >> the other way. >> yes. >> strange. isn't that what guilty people do? change their story? but more than anything, it was something on lena's body that just might tell what happened to her. some nasty looking bruises on her neck. those and other signs of trauma suggested that lena's death wasn't

. >> it is a crime solving cologne. >> tonight's episode, imy-mini, miney, murder.even know what is going on at this point. >> i am working in how to buy silver. >> time to take a break. don't leave now. there is man service on the way. not cool. order at am amazon.com. hey. i'm ted and this is rudy. say "hi" rudy. [ barks ] [ chuckles ] i'd do anything to keep this guy happy and healthy. that's why i'm so excited about these new milk-bone brushing chews. whoa, i'm not the only one. it's a brilliant new way to take care of his teeth. clinically proven as effective as brushing. ok, here you go. have you ever seen a dog brush his own teeth? the twist and nub design cleans all the way down to the gum line, even reaching the back teeth. they taste like a treat, but they clean like a toothbrush. nothing says you care like a milk-bone brushing chew. [ barks ] >> test test >> test >> test >> test >> test >> test >> test >> test >> test >> test >> [ kevicameron, zach, and cl. we have a serious hairball issue. we clean it up, turn around, and there it is again. it's scary. l

you and i, in cologne. in those days, you burnt their towns. that is what you did. there were dreadful things that happened. of course, it is all dreadful. that is how you fought wars in those days. >> two questions back here. the gentleman sitting down and then the gentleman standing up. then i will come over here. >> we have a close connection with our canadian friends. my question is, how much of madison's had an impact on the decision for the canadian campaign, and was the purpose to eradicate british north america, gain more land for the united states, or a combination of both? if the canadian campaign had not occurred, what was the impact on the bladensburg battle or the war of 1812? >> if we can keep the answers short, we will try to take as many questions as possible. >> the main point is this was the only way that the americans could really fight the british. they are u.s. navy -- it is pretty miniscule at this point, less than about 20 major vessels up against 600 vessels with the royal navy. the easiest way to fight the british was up in canada. that is w

hate the cologne that wreaks out of them. disliked them in many ways for what they represented. look what we said about gap many years ago. gave it up for dead. is this a brand? it's not quite that iconic, but is it one of those brands that does ultimately down the road have legs? and that's where the value comes in. if indeed you want to look at it that way. >> the performance certainly they turned that around, herb. because 27% versus, what? 7.5%, 8% for the s&p? this is a nice performance this year out of the stock. >> that's the stock. the stock performance factor. >> i mean, what are we talking about? if we don't care about the stock performance, herb, i mean what are we talking about? >> the only metric that matters if investing in a stock. >> herb, you're right -- >> you're laughing, herb? >> you're right, herb in that they have a whole new strategy with new products coming, we're not going to know if it resinates well with the consumer. we have no idea. meantime, look at inventory's down 13% year over year and sales down 6%, 7%. three of the inventory situation in the me

they gave an experimental drug, this is a colognal antibody made by mice designed to attack the virus know, in my professional opinion, it was what saved both of these missionary's lives. >> is this something that has been in development for a while and it just so happens that it is now available? i know it hasn't been tested yet but how does this work. >> this is one of those examples where it takes a long time to get drugs and medications passed through the the f.d.a. and all have of those things. this was a compassionate use situation. and let me tell you if i'm dying of ebola which is a very, very bad actor, i'm willing to take my chances with an experimental drug. so this is something that has been in the works. it is not ready for prime time yet but i'm telling you it will be fast tracked because in my opinion this is the best way to fight ebola. >> when you say fast tracked do you mean fast tracked quick enough it could be used in this particular epidemic in this out break or how long does it take. >> i cannot imagine that the f.d.a. and health authorities as well as world heal

coming up, next, e by a nation the options site is revealing the most popular items sold, men's cologneg if new jersey. is that why you smell that way? "squawk box" returns in just a moment. . >> ebay has popular items in every state him some of the items caught our attention, delaware robotic vacuums, new jersey men's fragrance, new york firearms in supplies, you are not surprised? indiana musical instruments, michigan software, mississippi mattresses, colorado hydroponic supplies, security under surveillance. did you make that up? >> no. >> it's on the map? >> then hawaii vitamins. >> you know what the colorado thing is in the new legalization of marijuana? >> of course. why isn't it on the map? >> the graphics guys went up to talk to him. that is the post-popular item on ebay. >> robotics volumes in delaware. water that about? >> i know. >> everyone is careful about saying things about the flyover state. you will not make comments about new jersey with gra granses? you can't come up with any nasty yooin anti-jersey -- there are many combination, maybe you can put them together. >> i

look, zirp, unfortunately, you actually did kind of nail my argument, the zirp -- >> and i wear your cologneell like you. >> yeah, that's of great concern to me. the zero interest rate policy, the federal reserve targeting the labor market, and if you listen to janet yellen that's almost all she talks about these days, that was certainly the jackson hole speech, they're the only game in town. who else out there is trying to do something about the job market? now i take your point. when you have a low interest rate for such a long time, it doesn't mean that jobs are automatically created. but it does lower the cost of borrowing. and if you raise rates preemptively, what you would do would be to slow the economy down to a set of industries that you haven't mentioned, whether it's on the mortgage side, it's construction, it's trade, it's retail, it's somebody who's going to build an addition to -- on their house. there's so many different reasons -- >> the left has no -- they do not connect dots between what they want to feel virtuous about and good about on the front end, and that is helping p

you go into the store and shopping, i've done it with my nephew, and you can't see the perfume or colognet? it also comes in play at plays and concerts. the curtain is up, they are too. some people feel it's rude to walk out. others refuse if they paid good money for their tickets. what about you guys? >> i just fall asleep. >> that's good. >> i'll walk out of a bad movie. a play you wait until intermission. because there are live people on stage. >> i've done both. walked out of a bad movie. walked out of a play at intermission. absolutely. >> bingo. >> you know, i'm embarrassed to walk out because i think people notice. not of movies. i walked out on one recently. >> should you walk out during a bad movie? a lot of you have to problem with it. 78% say walk out. only 22% said no. >> okay. >> now, it could have been a moment of pure joy, but things turned quickly when one adorable boy learned that he's soon going to have another new sibling. take a look. >> i'm pregnant. >> what were you thinking! why you have to get another baby. you just have two. so why do you -- this is exasperating.