da da da da da da da da hoo! da da da da da da da da ooh ooh! are you available for birthday parties? here you go,here's dolly. god, i love this guy. i almost forgotwhat great fun it was having him around. what could you have in common with an animal that eats, sleeps, and chews shoes? then again, what don't you have in common? alex, animals are different than people. thank youfor noticing. anybody for more frisbee? i'll come with you! hey, scrapper! [grrr] come on, scrapper. [whistling] come, boy. good boy. attaboy. that dog hates me, elyse. he's not coming to andy's party. you have gone totallyoff the deep end with this party business. nonsense, elyse. it's going to be a small, tasteful get-together. now, look, the contortionist is coming at 2:00. the, uh, human light bulb at 2:15. human light bulb!steven, that's crazy! she's only 60 watts, elyse. mom! dad! um... scrapper got hit by a car! is he ok? this has happenedbefore. scrapper sees a car,he runs right into it. he's not too bright. that cat was tempting him. cats are his weakness. he love

da da da da da da da da >> da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da >> look. an old safari helmet. >> nice. now you're ready for adventure. >> [buzz] >> huh? did you hear that buzz? >> [buzzing continues] >> sounds like an electrical short or maybe a loose air vent. i'd better stay behind to check it out. >> that sound isn't the plane, oto. i think it's some kind of insect. >> i know my plane, gabi. and no way is that an insect. >> well, i know my insects, and i'm going to prove that's what it is. [laughs] >> okay. good luck, guys. it's game time. >> [qutly] you see anything? >> ah! >> uh! >> hey! >> shh! [whispering] i think it's come on. found you! >> huh? >> our first hider. >> i'm not hiding; i'm working. >> working? hide and seek is a job? >> no. i work as a park ranger here on the nature reserve. it's my job to keep an eye on the animals, making sure they're safe. you're not here to bother them, are you? >> no. we are oa hide and seek expedition. we're here to meet some expert hiders. >> there are lots of great hiders around here. i can help you find the

if i ever see youwith my husband again, da da poom poom ba da da da da da da poom da da da da da da dum florence, isn't it a beautiful evening? you disgust me. you have the face of a moose. what else is new? if i was your wife,you'd be in the hospital. if you was my wife, i'd tell them to pull the plug. where's weezy? she ain't home. here's my chanceto tell you that you disgust me. you get out on the wrong side of the cage? even if you was, it wouldn't be worth bending down that farto look at you. but i thoughtyou was a good husband. i am. ask anybody. here's somebody. florence says i ain't a good husband. you disgust me. what's goin' onaround here? will you leave us alone? i'd like to chat with my late husband. what do you mean late? i'm home early. i'll hold him,mrs. jefferson, while you kick him. maybe later. i'll bein the kitchen. remember, he fitsin the blender. what's wrongwith you two? i don't know. i come homein a romantic mood-- god knowsit wasn't easy. you disgust me. i'm all worn out, but i'm willing to gothat extra mile for you. so that's what i mean to you, george, the extr

da da da da da da da da da da da da da >> come on! >> expedition is always fun we'reeam doki >> >> go! go! >> yeah! >> come on! >> yeah! >> go blue! come on, blue! >> yay! >> aw! aw! >> go! go! >> come on! >> yeah! >> come on! >> here in homestretch now and picking up speed. what a race! red is in the lead, now pink, green, and the winner is... >> all: aw! >> mundi: our boats are ruined. >> y-y-uck! i'd say the stream won. >> it's okay. i'll just fold some more paper boats. origami is fun. >> but the boats will just sink again. how are we gonna get them past this waterfall? >> hmm. there must be a way. i mean, how do real boats go downhill or uphill, for that matter? >> may you can pull them upstream like a ski lift. >> or use parachutes to go down. >> [beeping] >> hey, a team from panama says they know how to do it. they wanna show us something called the panama canal. >> it's a river made by people. >> cool! >> neat! >> sounds interesting! >> sounds like it's expedition time! >> all right! >> let's go! >> hey, team doki everybody get

da da da da da da da da da da da da da >> come on! >> expedition is always fun we're team doki >> >> it stopped raining, guys. let's fold up this tarp. >> okey-dokey, doki. [laughs] >> whoo! [laughs] this is like a giant hammock. >> [laughs] let me try. >> move over, gabi. [laughs] >> [laughs] your hammock idea fell flat, fico. >> [laughing] >> yeah, there's nothing to hold it up. >> no problem. we'll tie it between two trees. uh! there. okay, everybody, pile on! >> whoo-hoo! >> yeah! [laughs] uh-oh. >> i think we need bigger trees. >> too bad this big tree isn't here anymore. it got hit by lightning. >> aw. >> so there is only the stump left now. it was 100 years old. i counted the rings. that's how y tell its age. a tree makes one ring for every year it grows. >> whoa! i bet it was the biggest tree in the world. >> nope. the world's biggest trees are in redwood national park in california. i looked it up once. >> are they bigger than our clubhouse? and twenty times taller than our clubhouse. >> i wonder if the biggest trees in the wo

ah...ya da da da da da da ya da da da da da hey hey, alex. hey, scotty. what, are you cooking? you bet-a you life! hey, where's-- where's mallory? i don't know. she's upstairs or something. are you up for tomorrow's interview? yeah. i'm pretty excited. listen, let me give you some tips, ok? i am, uh... well, hey, i'm kind of a legend at that college, so slip my name into the conversation as much as you can. oh, uh... why don't you take this with you? this is a pictureof you, alex. yeah. you know, you can keep that. thanks. 17 years old now? i don't know. she's in her teens. i know that. oh, another thing. you want to be serious, but not overly serious. they like you to be a good student, but fun-loving, like me. so, is anybody seeingmallory on a regular basis? yeah. i am, and i've had all i can take. your mom really lovedthe pasta alex, alex. i've never seen anyoneeat that fast. it was incredible. i was afraid to put my hands near her mouth. hi, jennifer...mallory, mr. keaton. i was giving scott some tips for his interview. i'll give you the opposite advice i gave alex before h

da-da goo-goo da-da. - da-da. da-da. [cheering] ouou say. ok. it's been real nice talking to you, and i'll write to you tomorrow. - you've talked to your wife long enough. let me talk to the baby. - i'm awfully sorry, but it's getting late. we have to sign off. it's the baby's bedtime. - well, i'll get her to say "bye-bye." [all shouting] - all right! all right! come on now! - hello, baby. it's daddy binghamton, baby. say "bye-bye." say "bye-bye," honey. that's an order. - maybe it needs more juice. - bye-bye. da-da. bye-bye. - chuck, no! - who's responsible for this outrage? carpenter, you arrest them! they tried to kill me! - no, no, no. wait a minute, captain. it was just an accident. - an accident, my foot! it was a trap! - wait a minute, captain. you're forgetting the "bye-bye, deedee." - i'll bye-bye your deedee for you! - no, no, no. wait a minute. wait a minute, captain. listen! listen! - da-da. da-da. o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o. i'm mister ed. a horse is a horse, of course, of course that is, of course, unless the horse is the famous mister ed

da-da-da-da da-da da-da da da da da i must have been insane to think that no one would recognize me. i thought if i found a small support group, the details of my private life could be kept from leaking out. now that you know who i am, i'd better just go. don't be silly. you've nothing to worry about. that's right. whatever is said in this room stays in this room. absolutely! you won't tell anybody that i was here? no, no! we're quite safe here. sit down. i could use somebody to talk to. you see... i'm going through a very painful divorce. oh! you and david split up? yes! after 12 years of marriage! good god! i'm sorry. it's just that-- what i did to our marriage is unforgivable. yes, dear. ofttimes in divorces, we blame ourselves for something we shouldn't. let's try to get to the root of the matter. well... i have an addiction. what are you addicted to, brooke? so... i get this uncontrollable urge to sleep with every man i meet! oh! oh. oh! uh, miss collins... yes? if i may, there's a very important question that needs to be asked at this point. what is that? your place or mine? th

. - (mumbling) da da da da da da da da da da da da da. okay, huh, huh. - now, let's talk about croatian music. from heart (mumbling). and when you put tamburitza music, if you play from heart it's real. everything, kind of like every music in the world the same. - [nicole] he makes it sound so easy. andrea and i just want to hit a couple notes in tune. - (mumbling) jedan, dva, tri, ho! (croatian folk music) - that was from the heart. that was beautiful. well, i think we should just take the instruments so that we can practice. - yeah, sure, i'll take the big one. - i'm gonna take it back to america with me to practice. and you can just carry that guy out. - nobody will notice. - we will see, bye. - [voiceover] promotional considerations (upbeat instrumental music) - ah, so my adventures here in croatia are coming to an end but andrea, we had such a good time. - i agree. - yeah, and bruno was here, we went rock climbing, the birds, what was your favorite part? - rock climbing. - yeah and we totally, we climbed faster than bruno. but you gu

, da-ga-da, kae-na-ga-da, da-ga-na-da him, gi-ni-da, da-ga-da-da, da-ga-da, kae-na-ga-da, da-ga-na-da, di-ni-di-ni-da. ♪ ah-ma-nei-za, ma-ma-nei-za, ♪ ♪ nei-pa-ba-lama-lama- ba-lama-nei-za. ♪ you have to reproduce. [plays same piece] this ability comes only from singing whatever you're playing. it requires a lot of memory, and you have to be on your toes at all times because you don't know when you're going to get a lesson. it could be in a restaurant. it could be late at night while he's in bed. it could be in the car, in rush hour traffic in new york city on the way to the airport. but when it occurred to him to teach, that's when it was time for you to learn; time for me to learn. so i did that for about almost 20 years. [drumming] why don't we play the first part. we'll see what needs to be done. the first movement up to here? no. just the exposition of the first movement. [plays light, bouncy piece] (pagano) there's so many facets to be considered in classical music that one really needs to be guided. music is sound,

to tune of kiss from a rose ba dada da-da-da da da da, bada da... what makes the super bowl so super? a day we adore. it is a day so super it's why we were born, in the end when our team won, mom and dad looked at each other, one thing led to another that night.. the ad, is part of the n-f-l's "football is family" campaign. look for it sunday night, at the end of the third quarter. for some prescription drugs...some soaring from 700- dollars to 6- thousand for a month's supply! just ahead some of the biggest boosts and how you can find ways to save on those medications. turning the tables.... a woman pulls over a cop after she sees him speeding. what the officer had to say. and... one of the best high school football players in town picks his college. that story and xavier moves up in the polls. find out how high. a police officer law ... after a driver -- pulls him over. it all started friday afternoon ...on a busy miami interstate. claudia castillo says she was running errands for work when an officer sped past her so fast ... it shook her car. th

. >> da da da da da da. carolina versus denver. first taste is carolina. mm. so tender. and so juicy. and then we have the denver broncos green chili pulled pork sandwich with a fried egg on top. i like both. but i kind of like this a little bit better. i never thought i would go over to the broncos. >> we still win. >> all right. go panthers. >> all right. >> better get busy on that. get in there. >> i think i need this. >> you're going to need that. >> i think tin nap wore it better. she had the rolled up sleeves. that's a good look. here we go. >> how is that? >> oh, my god. >> how is that going? >> this is amazing. > you don't know what you're missing. > really? >> i'll tell you what. i feel bad i don't have pork butt today. >> oh, my goodness. this is good. >> you had to go there, didn't you? >> pork butt. pretty good? >> this is amazing. we want to say thanks to tyson h ore, arrogant swine. prediction, panthers will cover the spread just like this green chili sauce. >> based on what you're eating? >> oh, yeah. >> it came to me just now. >> i will hope for quality e

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to tune of kiss from a rose ba dada da-da-da da da da, bada da... what makes the super bowl so super? a day we adore. it is a day so super it's why we were born, in the end when our team won, mom and dad looked at each other, one thing led to another that night.." the ad, is part of the n-f-l's "football is family" campaign. look for it sunday night, at the end of adlib 4shot frank marzullo joining us now with a look at your another mild day on tap with temperatures climbing to 62 degrees. we stay dry this morning and early afternoon before rain and thunderstorms out ahead of a cold front start to move in towards the evening commute. the tri state is under a slight risk for severe storms this evening with our best chance of severe weather after 7pm. i will keep storm chances in forecast up until about 2am with our biggest issues being damaging wind and heavy rain. while i can not rule out tornado development that risk is very low for us in the tri state. rain will taper wednesday morning wednesday falling into the 30s by afternoon. then much cooler

da, da, da, da, da. [ laughter ] [ applause ] earth calling dan. [ laughter ] doesn't he remember he sent the probe up there some years ago where they found there was no life, no organic matter of any kind? dan says there are canals up there. if you think that's scary, he even said he thought there was sugarless gum on triton. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and now dan quayle says star wars won't work. now i'm for it. [ laughter ] [ applause ] oh, what else is happening? not a hell of a lot. urbalinda, california. does that name ring a bell? wants january 9th to be an official holiday. i guess just in the city of urbalinda. do you know why? it's richard nixon's birthday. yeah. that's right. and they plan in urbalinda to have an annual parade to mark his birthday it will start at the corner of 3rd and main, march through the center of town and then into laos and cambodia. anyway-- the helsinki formula is a.... mr. jimmy stewart is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we have-- no, we have got -- jim fowler here with some really scary, scary things tonight. [ applause ] and a ge

songs like beat itor murder by numbers, da do do do da da da da. ah, those old standards. amazingly enough, mallory may have a point. you should be ready with one of those songs. how does one go? beat it, beat it beat it, beat it no one likesto be defeated show me what's funky show me what's right it doesn't-- i liked it. i'll startwith this land, then blowing in--no, no. blowing first-- do it like you rehearsed it. count your blessings, knothead. ventriloquist acts are rare nowadays. right. lots of dummiesare out of work. you could be next. good night. don't forget.conserve firewood. the log you savemay be my uncle. good night! dennis mckay and corky. let's hear it for them. a little lady came into our wednesday audition and really knocked us for a loop and a half. so put your hands together. let's have a warm top spot welcome for miss elyse keaton! come on up here. my name is elyse keaton. i'm a singer. but i can't very well draw pictures of houses for you, can i? um... i'd like to dedicate this first set to a man who changed the course of my life-- a man named woody gut

you know, you look at census numbers and you see, well, this is, you know, college-educated, da-da-da-da-da... but there's progress that's demonstrable in a sort of sociological way, but there's also progress of the soul. and i deeply believe in that, that things can feel differently for certain people, that you can derive a certain amount of comfort. i wrote a piece on malcolm x for the magazine, and one of the things i was saying in the blogging about the piece was that people, when confronted with malcolm x, always say, "but what did he do?" "what policy did he pass?" and i think that that's a really impoverished way of looking at human progress, you know. we are... not to overdo this word, but spiritual beings. our souls need things, you know. we need to feel better about walking down our streets. we need to feel like we have some sort of purpose, that there's someone out there, you know, who sort of shares us, who reflects how we see the world. so i think there are all sorts of progresses, and, you know, they might not necessarily track, you know, with socioeconomic indicators, but the

da da da da you're in a good mood. why shouldn't i bein a good mood? dad and mr. tedesco areprobably shaking hands. they're probably decidingto go for a beer. my problems are over. hey, mom. want to gofor a few rounds? float like a butterfly,sting like a bee. alex, i'm getting angry. whoa, kids, she's mad!hit the deck! will you stop it? get the table set. ok. ok. what's this? it's a plate. it used to bea plate. now it's art. there's lots more art in the cupboard. how did it go? we didn't exactly discuss the recommendation. what did you talk about? well, um... first i introduced myself, then i told him how sorry we were. i convinced him to forgive and forget. we made a little bit of small talk, idle chatter, then i punched him in the face. i'm sorry, alex. the man is slime. elyse, if you'd heard the things he said... i can't believe this! i can't let you twoout of the house! that man would have made a killer out of gandhi. that manheld the key to my futurein his hands. that recommendationwas my passportto the ivy league, girls named muffy. my geography teacher's be

i think they're talking about -- da, da, da, da, da. >> a new study. this is where the fast talkersu ready? minnesota, number two. and the fastest talking state in the united states of america -- need a drum roll. >> yes, we do. >> oregon. >> why? >> colin doesn't agree. why? >> minnesota and oregon? come on. >> what do you mean >> new york has to be number one. >> new york has to be number one. >> how do you measure something like that anyway? the slowest talkers -- surprising -- south carolina, louisiana, and mississippi. >> louisiana. >> they have a gentility about them down there. >> there's a rhythm of cities that's so much better sometimes, isn't it? >> yeah, i guess so, hoda. >> speaking of awesome, guess ast night. this. cassidy gifford was back on e.t. hosting super bowl coverage. it was nfl media ittle bit of her appearance. >> well, it was my very first super bowl media day. let me count down the crazy. and in germany we say we only get interviews here from football if we look like you. >> there were puppets and i understand why there were p

i think they're talking about -- da, da, da, da, da. i -- you know, those types. >> a new study. this is where the fast talkers live, are you ready? massachusetts, number three. minnesota, number two. and the fastest talking state in the united states of america -- >> we don't need a drumroll. >> yes, we do. >> oregon. >> why? >> colin doesn't agree. why? >> minnesota and oregon? come on. >> what do you mean come on? >> new york has to be number one. >> new york has to be number one. >> i tend to agree. how do you measure something like that anyway? the slowest talkers -- this is not surprising -- south carolina, louisiana, and mississippi. >> well, there's a rhythm of those southern cities that's so much better sometimes, isn't it? >> i guess. guess who was on e.t. last >> cassidy gifford was on. it was nfl media day. so here's a little bit of her appearance. >> well, it was my very first super bowl media day. let me count down the crazy. there was a guy in a dress. >> you know, we're from germany and we say we only get interviews here from football if we look like you. >> there