so i would go on conan and do bits that later became better jokes. like, i would try them out on conan. >> pretty good. >> funding for "overheard" with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. and from the texas board of legal specialization, board certified attorneys in your community. experienced, respected, and tested. also by hillco partners, texas government affairs consultancy and its global healthcare consulting business unit, hillco health. and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. and viewers like you. thank you.

and this was big enough played for the last home game. last summer interning writing monologues for conan o'brien. >> and loosely patterned after espn sports campaign, it's a collection of 40 second videos posted on-line before xavier. cheerleaders who had to be quieted in the library. basketball announcer, checking roll in the class. >> it's all about connecting. making a connection between the alumni, the current students, people that maybe have sons and daughters here and so, it's all last. >> all written and directed by and edited. and they have released 18 videos so far and they've released them on facebook, twitter and instagram. like basketball, they are a big hit. game feature add pep game, doubling a student alarm clock. >> looking at it right now. 1,024 comments and 24 views on facebook. >> and it won't see where it was released. >> i have an idea, and that's in my head for now. i don't want to jinx anything. >> no idea when the string of game days will sadly up to an end. xavier campus, joe webb, local 12 news. >> and sounds like fun? jack kerry pitched the idea. he went home a

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. >> joining us know, al conan and caitlyn conan.asn't it hard as the losses piled up and the polls started sinking in florida to maintain an optimistic tone? >> it was very, very fun working with the press. we have a good relationship with the media and we are obviously in the media relations business. it's always a give and take. but it was very hard -- >> but every question is why is he doing so badly? and why isn't he going to drop out? and what is your idea on this poll or that poll. >> part of my job was to make sure we had our top tier surrogates at the base. cordy gardner was a trooper. he was there in michigan after one of the debates and. he kept getting asked what is it going to be if trump is the nominee? they asked him seven times. it was hard to break above the fray and stay on the misic. but we worked for marco. we believe in him. we are hopeful until the end. >> you had to insist or deflect whether or not rubio would lose florida. you had to know if he lost florida he would be toast. >> i didn't know. to be honest i t

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hudson with the screamer back at the box. ryan merit, makes the play. after 9:00, it was tied. frank conan, we're good. no crying in baseball. one walk and a pair of strike-outs. juarez continues to rake another double. trayhan to go a walk. same two teams tomorrow out in good year. >>> suspended two teams, with the play-offs lost to the steelers. they've been pretty vok ol an said he would -- and levy on belle, whose why ended on a tackle. it was good to see him back running. >>> no franchise, and free agents starting to get attention. george lucas will be a hot commodity. he will be open to returning to the bengals to finish what they started and get the super bowl win. landing the vikings with the browns is also a possibility. >>> get the skinny richard. local12.com. it's the place to be for all your local sports. >>> bengals haven't seen the flacco signed a them find the seat for thieves who smashed hollywood windows and grabbed purses out of vehicles. investigators released surveillance pictures, where they tried to use the atm card. he was driving a newer model sports car. if you kno

let me pick up on that conversation i was having with alex conan earlier. standpoint, they want to win florida, the do or die test in his home state next week. and he says, if we do that, if marco rubio wins florida, there's no way that any of these candidates are going to get to that 1,237 number and we'll have the open convention. so let me ask you this, if we get there, get to a convention, no one comes in with a majority, but donald trump has the most delegates. can get the republican party get away with nominating somebody besides donald trump? >> hey, steve. look, here's the deal. you've got to get to 1,237 delegates, a majority of the delegates. . and the problem for donald trump is, he's got about two-thirds of republicans who are voting for somebody else. they're opposed to him. and there's a reason for that. they don't think they can trust him as president of the united states, much less, i think he would probably lose a general election. the voters are going to decide this. and the delegates will represent the voters at the convention. but i agre

let's turn to alex conan of the rubio campaign. senator rubio out there talking quite a bit about mr. trump's responsibility at these rallies. >> yeah i mean look maybe he doesn't condone the violence but he certainly hasn't condemned the violence. when he says i'd like to see the protesters taken out on a stretcher or he'll cover his supporters' legal fees that's not responsible language. you can't just say whatever you want and not be held accountable when things start happening like we've seen the last couple of days at his rallies. it's very troubling. i think that's why a lot of republicans have pause when it comes to donald trump if he were to win the nomination if they could even support him in a general election. >> i have to admit, trent, i don't know the internal politics in fayetteville north carolina or cumberland county but i'm a little taken aback that they would put this in a press release, that they're investigating whether or not a presidential candidate incited a riot. >> this is creating a toxic environment, not

alex conan the communications director for the marco rubio campaign. alex, i know you were listening to that. ted cruz is basically telling those supporters and national tv right now give it up for rubio and kasich because i'm the only guy who can take out trump. your thoughts. >> of course he is saying. that but that's not the truth. primaries are tomorrow.t where in florida specifically, there is only one candidate in florida that can beat donald trump. that's marco rubio. that's a mathematical fact. if you are a primary voter in florida today, your only chance of beating donald trump is by casting a vote for marco rubio tomorrow. >> except the polls show trump has gone up over the last few days according to the most recent polls. now at 46. your candidate rubio at 42, cruz at 14, kasich 10. but there is also a poll today that says the early voting evened up. before rubio was leading extensively and now trump has picked up the pace after this past weekend. how do you reason that? >> the truth is that the polls have been all over the place. we have se

. >> come on out conan and grant. >> bye. >> and on cona, she has a great accessory. isn't it nice and bold? these are from gap kids and the sunny yellow cardigan. we've seen that yellow everywhere on the red carpet. i love the shoe from old navy. grant did a great job. that's from abercrombie kids. the parka is a nice way to dress it up and h & m pants. >> come on. bye guys. >> this is called gazebo groupies. drew and alexa. >> styling. >> this is a different way. they look like they're doing separates. these are everywhere for boys this season. h & m chinos on and great finishing old navy sneakers. and she's got a great dress. botanical florals. >> let's bring everyone out. >> ashlin, blake, amelia. >> nice job, everybody. >>> coming up next, lilliana has the color of the season. >> and everything is under 50 bucks. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> what's inside the egg? >>> hey. we love coming in the dressing room. >> i love having you. >> what is the hue of this season. >> yesterday was all about green, st. paddy's day. it looks good on princesses, the fir

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we have the cheesecake factory, brio, conan rilke whatever you are looking for we have a little bit of something for everyone. jonathan: great to see you. you can find these items or shop for yourself at the new liberty center in butler county. now here is george with sports. george: we told you about the now let' s talk about this big game. kentucky and indiana meeting in the round of 32. you can see either one of these teams making a run for the final four, but the way that the bracket was set up, only one would reach the sweet 16. look at that bomb for three. going back to work, a great pass to the hoosiers, advancing past kentucky . all right, high school basketball. down roughly, hoping to nail down the state championship game. the thoroughbred taking off dunbar and the early lead. dwyer had 16 points. williams, with 20 points, gets the tip. thomas more, playing the division national semi finals . she was feeling it last night. the saints come out on top. 74 to 54. a second straight national title on april 4 in indianapolis against tough university. again, the xavier game tonight

you saw like conan, something although he had been a writer, not a performer. lorne: he had been in the groundlings, but his dream was to be a performer. where robert's dream is an open net. [laughter] i don't want to have to sound like it is -- that being a writer is not just great. you have that skill as much as tina and set and all the people we know. are peopleink there who are very good at it that don't enjoy it. charlie: like? lorne: there are -- comedy is still the people that are 20 and miserable all the time. miserablee funny and all the time. it is not something that rings them joy. they do it and they are good at it, but they are not fun to be around. comedy is probably too important to leave to professionals. when you are around people who are funny, the thing that makes the most fun is that when you are around someone funny, they are funny. that. charlie: you said at -- you like that. charlie: you said adam mckay was like that. tina: funniest man in the room. lorne: adam brought tina. tina: adam gave me my job, brought me to "snl" as a writer. char

. >> come on out conan and grant. >> a really bold plaid and on kona, she has a great accessory. isn't it nice and bold? these are from gap kids and the sunny yellow cardigan. we've seen that yellow everywhere on the red carpet. i love the shoe from old navy. grant did a great job. that's from abercrombie kids. the parka is a nicice way to dress it up and h & m pants. and i love the tropical. >> come on. >> thanks, kids. bye guys. >> this is called gazebo groupies. drew and alexa. >> styling. >> this is a different way. they look like they're doing separates. look at that sweater blazer. these are everywhere for boys this season. h & m chinos on and great finishing old navy sneakers. and she's got a great dress. botanical florals. >> let's bring everyone out. >> ashlin, blake, amelia. the color of the season. >> and everything is under 50 bucks. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. my son and i used to watch the red carpet shows on tv now, i'm walking them. life is unpredictable one thing i need to be predictable is to be flake free. because i have used head and shoulders for 20

this is a bet by carlos conan's board that these are the fears of the company is sitting 18, may maybeone, so you are seeing a vigorous wants to date bidding up thers shares that have really been battered up to this point this year. willrclays has said it sell down to six to 2.3% interest in -- 62.3% interest. that compares to analyst estimates of 5.6 billion pounds, let's get straight to the ceo. to sell the african business, the 62% stake that you have there. can you talk us through the reasoning behind that because i can hear the rumors from the market saying this is a fire sale, you'll to do it over it period of time. have you had any conversations, any interest shown in your assets? >> it is an interesting decision. barclays africa is a great business. we have enthusiastic colleagues. we are across the continent, so it is a difficult decision. as you noted, we own 62.3% of barclays asset shares. far as howr hand, as regular thing, we own 100% in terms of the liability. look at the capital charges we have come of funding charges, etc. it is very hard to own a 62% of a business wher

. >> come on out conan and grant. >> bye. >> and on cona, she has a great accessory. isn't it nice and bold? these are from gap kids and the sunny yellow cardigan. we've seen that yellow everywhere on the red carpet. i love the shoe from old navy. grant did a great job. that's from abercrombie kids. the parka is a nice way to dress it up and h & m pants. >> come on. >> thanks, kids. bye guys. >> this is called gazebo groupies. drew and alexa. >> styling. they look like they're doing separates. look at that sweater blazer. these are everywhere for boys this season. h & m chinos on and great finishing old navy sneakers. and she's got a great dress. botanical florals. >> let's bring everyone out. >> ashlin, blake, amelia. >> nice job, everybody. >>> coming up next, lilliana has the color of the season. bucks. nbc. >> candy! centurylink prism tv has all your favorite channels, and more -- all in crystal-clear hd. with advanced features like our wireless set-top box, whole home dvr, and prism on the go. and choose from a variety of great packages to fit your home. call...

. >>> apple founder steve wosniack was on conan's talk show this week speaking about the conflict with the fbi and you're probably not going to be surprised whose side he is on. >> i side with apple on this one. first of all, i've been related to human rights, i'm one of the fu founders of the eff. >> a foundation in san francisco. a good argument made by woz, and we will bring you other information. woz talks but that was the most important thing you need to know that he sides with apple. >> not surprising, thank you very much. >> it is 6:17. for a sliver of this sight. across indonesia, it could actually be seen. people in other areas not so lucky as cloud cover spoiled the view. the next total eclipse won't happen until august 2017 but will be visible over part of north america. >> hopefully we went have to wait until 2017 to see the sun again. it's been a week since we've seen a clear shot. a lot of great skies recently. >> can't see the eclipse even if we had clear skies. a time lapse of the eclipse. san jose, as you see rain drop, now the time lapse of our drought going back to t

charlie: like conan, you saw something, even though he had been a writer not a performer. , lorne: he had been in the groundlings, but his dream was to be a performer. whereas robert's dreams have all been met. [laughter] charlie: i don't want to have to sound like it is -- that being a writer is not just great. so if you have that skill. so if you have that skill as much as tina and seth, and all the people we know. lorne: i think there are people who are very good at it that don't enjoy it. charlie: like? lorne: there are -- comedy is filled with people that are funny and miserable all the time. charlie rose: in life, or comedy? lorne it is not something that : brings them joy. they do it and they are good at it, but they are not fun to be around. comedy is probably too important to be left to professionals. when you are around people who are funny, the thing that makes it the most fun is that when you are around someone funny, they are funny. nothing makes people that do comedy laugh more than other people around the being funny. charlie: you said adam mckay was like that. tina: fu

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this is what he said on conan last night. >> once you create it hackers will get into it and what ifhina says apple you have to give us a back door so we can get into any phone, even your government officials iphones and inspect them any time. that's wrong. security is an important thing. millions of people's accounts get exposed every day. >> so we have craig writing op-eds and general counsel going to the hill and now veterans of the company on late night talk. >> he is a little bit of a loose cannon. he's by no means part of apple's messaging machine. he goes off the reservation but he makes of course an interesting point that many others have made that if you break encryption and it gets out there and china demands something similar for their citizens then you end up with the u.s. government of course using plenty of encryption for government officials for their own purposes but rank and file citizens like you and me exposed and is that really the even actuality that we want to end up with. >> and i think the other thing it exposes is from the government side is that they're tryi

conan,even somebody like you saw something even though he'd been a writer and not a performer? -- his dream was always to be a performer. dreams have all been met now. [laughter] >> but -- i don't want to sound like there's -- being just a great.is not just and so few have that skill. skill, as have that much as seth and all the people that we know. i think it's whether or not you performing, that people are very good at it who don't really enjoy it. >> like? >> people who are really funny miserable all the time, comedy is filled with them. >> in life or in the comedy? >> this thing -- it brings them joy. they do it and they're good at it. but they're not fun to be around probably tooedy is important to be left to professionals, so when you are who are funny, the thing that makes the most fun is who you're around people are funny, they're kind of funny, and nothing makes people who do comedy laugh more than people around them being funny. you like that. >> you said that adam mckay was that way? funny. in the room? >> yes. >> funniest person in the room. >> that's what they said

and growing up, you know, watching carson, letterman, and conan.se were all people that made me want to host a talk show. watching, "the larry sanders show" made me think, "oh, i don't think i want to host a talk show. [ laughter ] i think that looks like a very scary place to work." backstage. when i lived in chicago after college i was sort of, in this improv community. and jason suidekis was there as well, and before we were on snl together, i didn't really know jason. but one of the things i knew about him in the improv community was he had vhs tapes of the larry sanders show. and that was a big deal back then. [ laughter ] you wanted to be friends with the guy who had the vhs tapes of the larry sanders show. before any of us had -- because none of us could afford hbo, we were lucky to have a vcr. um -- and another thing is, that one of the things on that show i remember, is, his producer artie, sometimes would say, because larry, the character larry was very neurotic. he would ask him how the show was, and he would say, "it's not 'best of larr

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john berman and kate baldwin's interview and more importantly alex conan's response went viral immediately. the first question to mar doe rubio , who you can see i'm talking at a low level, trying not to be disrespectful but the first question he got was about this and he echoed what his spokesman said, no surprise. he said that it clearly kasich has a better chance than i do in ohio and if a voter thinks kasich can stop trump that's what they will do. he echoed that in several ways. so just like john berman said this is a strategy and a game of political chess like we haven't seen in a very long time. everybody understanding that they have different strengths in different strengths and what the rubio campaign and rubio himself is doing is policing his voter and encouraging them to go for somebody else, for one purpose, to stop donald trump. >> of course dana, stand by for a moment. david gergen, we turned the sound down for a moment from john and kate. we are doing this interview about rubio voters. >> any vote against john kasich in h ho is a vote for donald trump. >> look, there's no qu

. >> brown: among many others, last night conan o'brien recalled sanders' personal kindness. >> but heicated, and he had a ton of empathy for other people. and i want to make that point-- that is something in the business, in comedy, that is very rare. he really did care about other people. >> brown: garry shandling died of an apparent heart attack in los angeles on thursday. he was 66. ♪ ♪ ( "can i kick it" playing ) another innovator who helped reshape his artistic landscape was malik taylor-- better known as phife dawg. he and childhood friend, jonathan davis, aka q-tip, helped found the seminal hip-hop group "a tribe called quest," known for its socially-conscious lyrics and innovative music. ♪ >> for a lot of people t.c.q. was our beatles, our rolling stones, our led zeplin. >> brown: the group was the subject of a 2011 documentary called "beats, rhymes and life" by actor and director michael rapaport, who spoke with us via skype. >> when q-tip and phife were in sync, it was as good as anything. it was as good as your favorite piece of pizza, the best glass of wine, picasso, keith

it's him and conan o'brien.os of all-time. >> getting haircuts in here, they don't have a regular barbershop. they just sit everyone down and cut their hair with burrs. not me. you ain't taking my hair off. i like getting it thinned but don't cut me bald. it makes it sort of rough getting haircuts around here. >> the lack of a good haircut is not his only complaint about wabash. >> this is one of the best meals we got out of the whole menu. and we still ain't figured out what the meat is. we've got it narrowed down to alpacas, or guineas. or maybe a combination of both. an alpaq-guinea. mainly what you get down here seven days a week you can count on it like clock work that is rice and dehydrated potato flakes. as i was saying, rice. so that means tonight we'll have dehydrated potatoes on here. they add water to them and it's like sea monkeys. they add water, poof, you know. >> stone says he had a better diet at indiana state prison, because the inmates were allowed to tend gardens and grow their own food. this

made us feel like jay leno or conan o'brien. anyway, enough of show business. let's get to our bread and butter, the markets. we are seeing confidence. i think the big question is how long does this risk-on move last. this is the best week in almost five months in the asian markets. yes, we've got a lot of uncertainty. there's the payrolls in the near term tonight. we need to get through that. but it's really been externally driven. the data coming from the u.s. is better. the markets over here like that. commodity markets seemed to have calmed down. the underlying stress is in the asian markets and emerging markets. they have not gone away. there's still a big, big debt load on the corporate side. that habit been worked out yet. i think the concern is we could see disorderly default. that's a concern, especially in the chinese context where it is something of a black box. i think there are risks on the macro front. we get the trade data next week. we get fx reserves as well. it will be interesting to see what part the currency has played, whether the depreciat

ron nary, the campaign spokesperson and alex conan, for marco rubio. thank you for coming in.in a lot of debates, and of course in the cycle, ted cruz app and marco rubio have spent more time attacking each other than the front runner, possibly to their ultimate disadvantage. it seems like it might be different tonight. do you agree with the assessment, a night really all about everybody trying to take down donald trump? >> agree only that we'll have to wait until the debate is over in order to make the assessment. >> well, i think if you look in the debate last week, certainly it was not a good night for donald trump, because the candidates did focus on him and engage him in a way that they hadn't. i would expect that would happen again. look, dths is t look, donald trump is the front-runner, if they don't want him to be the nominee, they need to coalesce around someone else. marco rubio's campaign is in the long run, defeating donald trump, i suppose he would disagree with that. >> this will be a night of drawing contrast. campaigns about similarities, their wage on differen

kasich supporters in florida vote for rubio, that from the spokesman for the rubio campaign, alex conanbut here's what you said here on cnn two weeks ago about voting for john kasich. let's play that. >> i don't even know why he stays in the race, other than to make a point, but talk about spending good money after bad, i think anybody that invested in john kasich right now, you know, is investing in enron after its collapse. >> investing in enron after the collapse. harsh words there. would you like to take that back, change that? because now the campaign's calling for your supporters to vote for him. >> well, to give it some context, that was in response to a memo that the kasich campaign put out, basically saying, making a similar critique of marco rubio. the reality is, marco rubio's actually won some states and territories at this point and john kasich has yet to win any. marco rubio polled significantly better in the process nationally and in most states than john kasich. and so, i think, you know, in context, we're in a much better position than john kasich is. you know, we're lo

. >> rose: but i'm thinking even someone like conan. >> yeah. >> rose: you saw something even though he had been a writer and not a performer. >> he had been sort of in the groundlings and things like that. but his dream was always to be a performer. where robert's dreams have all been met now. >> yeah. >> have they been met? >> i don't what to have this sound like it being just a writer is not just great. and so if you have that skill and so if you had that skill as much astina and seth and all the people that we know. >> i think it's whether or not you enjoy performing. people are very good at it without don't really enjoy it. >> rose: like? >> comedy is filled with people who are really funny and miserable all the time. >> rose: really? >> in life or-- it isn't a thing that brings them joy. they do it. and they're good at it. but they're not fun to be around or-- and comedy is probably too important to be left to professionals. so when you are around people who are funny, the thing that makes-- the most fun is when are you around people who are funny, they are kind of funny. and n

. >> wait until conan gets his next cup of coffee and see how they spell his name. c-o-l-d. coming up this half hour, how donald trump's campaign deals with the protesters at his rallies. sometimes they get a little rough. we will show you why some of trump's supporters believe that may add to the attraction. >>> plus the future of the home delivery business may involve robots. how a device looks like a cooler on wheels could they say revolutionize the industry? that is ahead. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> "the new york times" reports on a new proceed that could help tens of thousands of people on waiting lists for a new kidney. doctors successfully changed patient's immune systems to allow them to accept kidneys from incompatible donors. more of those patients were still alive after eight years than patients who had remained on waiting list or received a kidney from a deceased donor. >>> the star leather dger of new jersey reports on bottled water is being used at schools. turned up a few readings above the epa's acceptable leve