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i've never seen dad cry before. [ crying ] but, dad, if you cry, then i'll cry! crying ] i'm not crying. [ crying ] we made our daddy cry! you called me daddy? because you are our daddy! i'll always be your daddy! [ all weeping ] don't cry, mom. i am not crying. let me fill you in on a little secret, luke. when i met your dad, i was fun, too. but i had to give all that up, because you can't have two fun parents. that's a carnival. am who wears pajama pants to school and pays for things with a $100 bill? two fun parents. mark my words. mm-hmm. [ weeping continues ] oh, my god! ohh! you're fun, too, mom. uh-huh. i just said i'd go with dad because i think he'd need me more. [ chuckles softly ] how come i do all the looking and you do all the sitting? 'cause you do all the losing. oh, and you're this close of doing all the sleeping in a tent in the backyard! did you check your purse? yes, of course! it's a big purse. you might want to look again. okay. i check. you rest. no. there's nothing. you're sure? yes. i've looked twice now. there's nothing. ok

is your dad still with us? >> is your dad still alive?parent have been married for 32 years, she said your dad asked my dad with a family gathering of my mother and my two brother for my hands in marriage. my dad shared his expectations of a husband for me two hours worth, no hitting fan your dad, my dad, couldn't take care of my mommas well as her father had, then -- >> i get turkey get his point. >> she is saying if you can't take care of her, the way i can, then you need to send her back home to her daddy. that's what he said to him. maybe that's good. maybe you can talk, this is is what i expect out after man and husband. couldn't hurt. >> geez, two hours talk? >> if you want to spend the rest of your life with her, you better sit down and listen. >> well it, work. your parent have been together - >> your dad has never forgotten that. we've done well. >> are you ready to see this folks? our friends, is about -- lashaun sligh is about to get his try out with the philadelphia seoul. and this is the ledge it. this is for real. either mak

what was he like as a dad? >> he was pretty wonderful as a dad. >> born in 1936, roy spent much of his youth in vernon, texas. i heard that he wrote his first song at 8? >> he definitely had his first radio show as an 8-year-old. he walked down with his guitar and knocked on the door, and he said, "yeah, my name's roy orbison, and i want to play some songs for you guys." by the end of the year he had his own show every saturday. >> in 1955, a fateful meeting with johnny cash at a local tv station sparks roy's musical career, and gets him an invitation to sun records in memphis, tennessee. not long after, roy marries his childhood sweetheart, claudette frady. they move to nashville, and roy rockets to the top of the charts with a string of hits, including "oh, pretty woman" in 1964. was "oh, pretty woman" a game changer? >> people loved the song. it really made him into an international superstar. >> ♪ oh, pretty woman >> roy and claudette have three boys -- roy dewayne, anthony, and wesley. roy can't ask for mo

>> love you dad. >> [ bleep ] >> love you dad! >> love you dad!u. >> jimmy kimmel said to do it. >> thanks. >> dad, i love you! >> love you dad! >> [ bleep ] is wrong with you. >> i love you dad! >> you're kidding me. >> dad, i love you. >> dad i love you. >> i love you, dad. >> oh, stop it. >> i love you dad. >> daddy, i love you. >> i love you! [ applause ] >> i love you. >> [ bleep ]. >> we love you daddy. >> oh, god! >> i love you dad. >> [ bleep ] damn it. >> i love you, dad. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] stick that thing so far up your ass you're going to taste it. do you understand me. >> i love you! [ laughter ] >> love you dad! happy father's day jimmy. >> thanks to all the kids, i'm sorry dads. it was a joke. >> jimmy: tonight on the show, music from playboi carti, paul w. downs is here, and we'll be right back with elle fanning. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ il's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary. (phone ringin

dad, what happened?fter. >> the baby bird fell out of the tree. how did that happen so fast. >> they know the book to well. >> word for word. >> have to start reading war and peace. >> father guilt. we all have schedules that we travel. sometimes the schedule is unexpected. you're getting called away. how does that feel when you're think you should be there for in. >> terrible. >> it's getting harder now that my son is old enough to say daddy, don't go, don't go into the city. >> and when you come out with a suit and says are you going to work again? i am. >> and you rank the events. is a school play more important than the spring concert or science fair, things like that, or a baseball game. >> i'm always surprised by how much fun i have with my kids. i never thought i'm hanging out with a 9-year-old or 7-year-old. you catch yourself in the moment. like i'm really enjoying their company. >> i'm not there yet. >> i was up at 3:00 a.m. changing a diaper. >> you're not there yet. >> but when they get a lit

. >> i have pictures, there is my dad. >> yeah. >> that is my dad, we have cut out for big birthday,ing summer he breaks it out by the pool. >> he keeps a cut out of himself at the house. >> yes, for a party, there was a big birthday party. he had that one. >> how long ago was that taken , he is in shape. >> you just made his day. >> yes. >> i'm not kidding, they walk and they get exercise, they eat right. he attribute that to beer and nuts. >> he runs into bob kelly, he lives in bob kelly's neighborhoody run into him at wawa. he is a good guy. good shape. >> lets me see what else i have, i have another picture my husband a wonderful dad in my life as well, father to all of my kid. this was just last weekend at the beach. >> look at what you have created, karen. >> wow. >> look at those arms and legs >> is there anything better than that right there. >> that ace great father. >> you guys love going down the shore, you guys have a lot of fun. >> megan if you don't fix this prompter i will come into the control room and act like your dad but she probably has in control over that. >> so

that 63% of dads said they envied stay-at-home dads.heir kids. moms talk about it. and dads get shorted here sometimes. do you feel dad guilt? >> every, single day. >> really? >> there's something i miss at some point with one of three children. no question. >> what about you? >> yeah. are you present enough? are you focused enough on your kids? what are you missing? always feel you're a little off. >> you envy stay-at-home dads? >> no. i'm there for a lot of their stuff, because of my hours. i'm there for most things. >> carson is more emotionally healthy than the two of you. >> all right. >> probably. >> here's the next one. 72% of dads say they are more involved than their fathers were back in the day. >> my dad was really involved. even though he was a bus driver and worked shifts, i remember him at almost everything. i feel like i'm working to keep up with him. >> keeping up with him. >> it's true for me only because of distance. my parents were divorced. so, i didn't live with my dad. i'd see him every other weekend. and for time

money lessons from dad. "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick. >> we begin with the concerns of the little guy, small business owners. there is nothing small about their numbers. they make up more than 99% of u.s. businesses. they are the engine of the economy. >> reporter: america's 28 million small businesses are truly the backbone of the economy. accounting for more than half of all u.s. sales, according to the small business administration. they've also created 66% of all net new jobs since the 1970s and that's created some 8 million new jobs since 1990. but running a small business is no easy task. just ask tamara kennedy. she started as a secretary for a franchisee and eventually bought one of her own in 1999. before the recession, she had grown to 14 sessions but had to close four during the downturn. >> the hardest part was letting 50 people go. never an easy thing to do knowing that those folks had people that coun

dad, you rock!"irst draft was your dad band makes you look like an extra in a viagra commercial." ( applause ) a sip of that. a sip of that. do you-- everything working in that direction there? ben, you needs the viagra? what? there's no shame. everybody does it? >> we're good. >> stephen: i'm on a couple right now, just to get through the show, absolutely, yeah. ( laughter ) nothing wrong with it. nothing wrong with it. >> it's cool. >> stephen: here's one. it says, "happy father's day. when i grow up, i want to be just like dad!" that's nice. but the first draft says, "but, y'know, without the drinking." ( applause ) here's one that says, "family is forever." that's an important message we should all remember. but the first draft read, "i'm never moving out of the basement." ( laughter ) ( applause ) where did you-- where did you do your marine corps training? where did you do boot camp? >> paris island. >> stephen: paris island, south carolina. ( applause ) are you cheering for the marines or sout

dad.es, i always do something for my dad. >> stephen: are you going to go down there? >> jon: i will call him. >> my kids arule out of town this weekend. no kid will be there this weekend. >> jon: is evy going to be there. >> stephen: evy is not going to be there, either. just me. you'll come? ( cheers and applause ) you're all my children now. ( laughter ) as i said, this is father's day. and i'll admit it's okay that i'm going to be alone because father's day is not as important as mother's day. okay. it's not. no, guys, grow up. it's not. sure we dads teach kids about lawn care and the importance of burying your feelings, but we did not give them life. we did not pass our child through our body like a canned ham. but after you buy dad his new tie that also serves as a barbecue tong, it's always nice to add a thoughtful card. if you haven't picked yours up yet, don't sweat it. right now, i'm going to show you this year's hottest father's day cards and their not-so-great beginnings in a s

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mine says her hero's dad. and hers says my hero. >> a father and daughter bond aat cannot be broken. >> i will always have a part of her with me at all times now. >> meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> morgan: up next, a father's day story about a son who followed his dad's footsteps. s day sorry about a son who followed his dad's footsteps. >> morgan: we end tonigh >> morgan: we end tonight on this father's day with the story of a son who followed his father's footsteps, not into law enforcement but to law. here's carter evans. >> america first saw enrique camarena 33 years ago when the death of his father kiki camarena made national news. it was 1985 and they were living in guadalajara, mexico. enrique was only 11 years old but understood his father was working undercover for the dea. >> he was keeping drugs from coming to the united states. >> shortly after helping bust a billion dollar marijuana operation, kiki disappeared and the family home was suddenly filled with armed agents. >> within about five or si

dad said get started saving right now. enough to match your employer and i'm telling you, all this time later, you know, decades later i am so grateful that even though i didn't think i could afford to save back then i did and i could. >> when you were still pretty young you took on a lot of credit card debt what did your dad say about that >> it was so frightening i was using one card to pay another card crazy times and it was scary and dad did not bail me out. when i finally confessed to him what i was going through and how fearful i was of all this, he just really took the time to sit down with me and say hey, kerry, let's do a budget. let's figure out how you can pay down this debt it was a lesson i learned early and i encourage anyone to pay attention to that as you cannot let that mushroom. it is really frightening >> he sounds like a very smart man, a very wise man and thank you so much for sharing his lessons with us. >> thank you >>> folks, that is the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining

and zac is a dad himself.ildren. >> where does that song come from for you. >> i always try to write a dad song. i tried a bunch of times and nothing was ever good enough. a good friend of ours, rodney shelton, everyone calls him old man, he passed away last dads, the people that touched your lives. ♪ learning how to be like my old man ♪ >> singing about wanting to be like him, helping him hold up posts and wire and things and him being a giant when i was a baby. ♪ he was a giant >> now me being a dad too, so it was in memory of old man. >> there's a line in the song where zac says -- ♪ i hope he's proud of who i am ♪ >> couldn't be any prouder. the one thing that i've always said is that through all the battles and everything you have to do, just protect your integrity and help the other people. ♪ my old man >> finally got a dad song good enough to play it for him. i took him out to the car -- >> thanksgiving. >> at thanksgiving. and i played him just the demo of old man ♪ >> a lot of tears. >> what did you t

dads want to do a better job.th their dads. >> reporter: shoppers expected to spend an average of $135 for father's day that's 15 and a half billion dollars in total up over 1 billion since last year and the most popular choice getting dad out of the house. >> more and more we're seeing people look less to tangible gifts and more to giving experiences, something dad can enjoy with those giving the gifts. taking dad to that concert could be something that you're knocking while you get more quality time and have a different experience reporter: feel like combining the thrill of the outdoors with the comfort of dad's couch hallmark is giving dad the ability to sky dive surf or drive a race car all from home with their virtual reality greeting cards. >> that tech represents an experience, a moment and so if your dad is the guy that taught you how to drive a car give your dad the race car. that's a shared moment that you can have with dad and then you can experience it as well and then talk about those memories togethe

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>> jimmy: we asked people to spray dad with a hose one year. >> hey, dad. >> [ bleep ]!u doing? aah! [ bleep ]! >> jimmy: another year we told people to play catch with dad with something other than a ball. we got some creative responses to that. >> hey, dad, catch. >> [ bleep ]! dammit! >> jimmy kimmel said to do it! >> jimmy: yeah, and you need to blame me, go right ahead, i don't mind. this year's challenge, it's not physical, it's a verbal challenge. i want you to sneak up on your dad, and when he least expects it, yell 80 love you dad" as loud as you can. do this whenever and wherever you want. be sure that, a, you surprise him, and b, you do not injure him in any way. do not do this while he's driving, while he's being wheeled into heart surgery, none of those things. [ laughter ] otherwise record yourself yelling "i love you dad" and post to it youtube with the title hey jimmy kimmel i told my dad i love him. it's going to be very sweet. look for a message from us. we'll put the best ones on the show next week. say as much as most of us love our fathers, we keep s

happy father's day to jo's dad, my dad, all the dads out there watching. keep up the good work.at show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: it's off the rails! >> jimmy: yeah! guys, come back again next week. on monday, will ferell will be here. oh, we love will ferell. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: love to catch up with that guy. but first, we have a fun show ahead. joining us tonight, she stars alongside nicole kidman and colin farrell in the new film called "the beguiled." kirsten dunst is here. >> steve: yo! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kirsten dunst! i love kirsten dunst. plus this guy's hilarious. from the animated movie, "cars 3", larry the cable guy is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: he was good. >> jimmy: mater? and we have great stand-up from nikki glaser! oh, yes! [ cheers and applause ] hey, guys i don't know about you, but i love podcasts. do you guys like podcasts? >> steve: love. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they're a great way to pass the time, whether your on y

his dad.e great. keep them coming and #fox5 dads. 5:20 is the time. it's 71 degrees. happy father's day to all you dads out there. >> that's awesome. >> that's awesome. >> james brown and his dad. feels good. [laughter] r] for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. >> time now is 5:23. we have a major vehicle recall to tell you about. fiat-chrysler pulling back nearly 300,000 of its dodge caravan minivans because the driver's side air bag can inflate unexpectedly. model years affected included 2011 and 2012. >> another major retailer announcing job cuts. nike planning on cutting 1400 jobs globally roughly 2 percent of its workforce. the company is dishing around 25 percent of its existing product lines as it works on a new strategy to sell products directly to more customers. movements. they want to buy the corporate messaging app slap for a record $9 billion. if the deal goes through it would be am

a new tradition for dads by dads on this father's day weekend. "nightly news" begins now. ♪ >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening. in the heat of summer, forest fires are not uncommon in southern europe, but the massive fire raging in portugal tonight is being called one of the worst in decades. more than 60 lives lost, many of them trapped in their cars as they tried to flee the flames. several european nations are now offering assistance as high winds and high temperatures tonight are making it even more difficult to control the blaze burning northeast of lisbon. we begin tonight with lucy kafanov. >> reporter: a deadly inferno like no other. the wildfires that began spreading across this mountainous region late last night spared nothing in their path. panic and fear as residents fled the fast-moving flames. anguish the moment this womanealized she's lost everything but her life. more than 60 people killed, nearly half died as they tried to escape, trapped in their cars on

this is her dad, victor knauss.an see she has a type. [ laughter ] [ applause ] when they got married, her dad didn't lose a daughter. he gained a twin. [ laughter ] by the way, if you look closely, you can see he's carrying a copy of "trump" magazine. which isn't even in print anymore. it's been out of print for years. but i guess -- i don't know. when you have your subscription sent to slovenia it takes a while. [ laughter ] so just when you thought donald trump couldn't be more miserable, his in-laws are moving to town. forever. [ laughter ] "forbes" magazine today released their annual list of the highest paid entertainers. donald trump is not on that one, but the highest paid entertainer is -- drum roll. our next president, sean "diddy" combs was the highest paid -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] an astonishing $130 million last year. he was number one. beyonce was number two. which makes sense. vodka is more expensive than lemonade. [ laughter ] beyonce is worth $350 million. all of destiny's other children are hop

dad...dance. ok at this dad, he's got some moves! money you can use on out-of-pocket medical expenses. he's ok, yeah! unitedhealthcare pshare the same values in helping others.lo that's why we support service dogs for heroes. we provide well-trained rvice dogs for veterans in need. our goal? to raise $1 million. visit petsmart to donate at the register. petsmart for the love of pets. >> jimmy: still to come, lonzo and lavar ball and music from phoenix. we are here with the great diane keaton, who has received the afi life achievement award. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to air thursday night. >> do you mind? >> jimmy: no. i don'mi >> because some women came. i told you i had some very nice women. but there were some men there too. not too many men. >> jimmy: okay. >> unfortunately. i wanted more men to come. >> jimmy: you specifically asked for more men. >> well, i did ask for you. and that happened with a lot of men. but some men came. and that was nice. [ laughter ] i enjoyed that. >>

amanda was her dad tom. producer vicky del castillo with her dad, and eric. anthony jourdan now, going for a ride. >> allah bless. lisa moberly and her father. that is precious. they gave us that photo. they are saying sorry. pete: of course not. it is buggy as all get out out here. he's hiding. i'll do weather. look at this piece of paper. it's really buggy. it's disgusting not here. hopefully better in your neck of the woods. we do want to bring in general jack keane camera card for star journal, vice chief of staff, the institute and the fox news military analyst. good to have you with us. first, your reaction to the u.s. navy calling on several missing sailors. bodies have been found dead inside of the destroyer. a heartbreaking story. >> is certainly a center reminds us how dangerous the instruments of war are, even when you use them in peace time. hats to sailors on the ship's out there 24/7 in doing this. most of our viewers don't think of what they are doing every single day, but that is the reality

my dad -- that's on my dad's farm.ight now i just feel really -- i don't seem calm, but this is really calm for me. [ light laughter ] i feel very calm and very like peaceful. >> jimmy: you are calm. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's great. and you're getting to -- >> so i hope people get to see that because with "bangerz," too, i never tried to prove anything or not be myself. any time i say i'm being myself whether i look like this or look completely different or i'm a panda. that is myself. [ light laughter ] i'm always being myself. you know? so -- >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. that's who you are. >> it just depends who that is. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and don't ever change. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we're going to play a a quick game. >> all right. >> jimmy: when we come back it'll be really fun. miley cyrus and i are doing "google translate songs" after the break. [ cheers and applause ] stick around, everybody! miley cyrus! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ are you ok? what happened? dad kinda walked

hubby and dad.eing great dads my mom said yesterday your daddy ain't my father. [ laughter ] >> oh, goodness. 7:42. now is the time to start thinking about entertaining this season and if you need activities to keep your kids happy all summer our mommy blogger is in the house to help. we'll tell you all about it coming up after the break. it's been awhile since you first knew. there's something very different about you. power to make yourma. you can make your marshmallow wishes come true by winning one of 10,000 boxes of only of lucky charms.oucode in specis they're magically deliciou >>> temp overnight, we really dt cool things down very much. it's humid. look at that humidity coming in at none%. kind of another soupy day for us. the good thing it does look like as we look at your ultimate doppler radar at this point we're pretty much rain free. we could see isolated pop up shower and maybe even a thunderstorm as we head into the afternoon. here's look at that future cast showing us partly cloudy c

was the best dad.was always outing. he always was out, and he would take us places and he would all fun of stuff. >> see you guys, i can't imagine what it must have felt like then to lose him so soon. but then the next day you guys did something to keep his memory going right after he passed what did you do. >> ride to defeat als. it is a bike ride that starts in blackwood, new jersey. 75 miles. it end in wildwood, near morey piers. it is a ride that helps raise awareness for als. >> when will we do this next. >> june 17th 2017. >> coming up. >> june 17th. >> how far will you ride. >> you will ride 10 miles but i want to lot. >> yes. .y >> you guys go and talk.c. and t met or they start dying the personn thr own bodyec eventually the diaphragm is the muscle connected to motor neurons it stops working and the person dies. >> we will see, we will put it on our web site the event, when to be there and all of the fur about the ride. >> keep doing what you are doing. >> thousand raise awareness. >> thank yo

dads want to do better job.r dads. >> reporter: according to the national retail federation shoppers are expected to spend an average of $135 for father's day. that's 15 and a half billion dollars in total. up over 1 billion since last year. and the most popular choice, getting dad out of the house. >> more and more we're seeing people look less to tangible gifts and more to giving experiences something dad can enjoy with those giving the gift. >> reporter: taking dad to that concert could be something that knocking off his buck list you may get more quality time haven't a different experience with something more intimate such as dining. >> reporter: feel like combining the thrill of the outdoors with the comfort of dad's couch? hallmark is giving dads the ability to sky dive, surf or drive a race car all from home with virtual reality greeting cards. >> that tech that represents an experience, a moment. and so if your dad is the guy that taught you how to drive a car give your dad the race car that's shared mom

>> jimmy: we asked people to spray dad with a hose one year. >> hey, dad. >> [ bleep ]!u doing? aah! [ bleep ]! >> jimmy: another year we told people to play catch with dad with something other than a ball. we got some creative responses to that. >> hey, dad, catch. >> [ bleep ]! dammit! >> jimmy kimmel said to do it! >> jimmy: yeah, and you need to blame me, go right ahead, i don't mind. this year's challenge, it's not physical, it's a verbal challenge. i want you to sneak up on your dad, and when he least expects it, yell 80 love you dad" as loud as you can. do this whenever and wherever you want. be sure that, a, you surprise him, and b, you do not injure him in any way. do not do this while he's driving, while he's being wheeled into heart surgery, none of those things. [ laughter ] otherwise record yourself yelling "i love you dad" and post to it youtube with the title hey jimmy kimmel i told my dad i love him. it's going to be very sweet. look for a message from us. we'll put the best ones on the show next week. say as much as most of us love our fathers, we keep s

a fun dad.t hearts from the pranks he pulled on his favorite friends. >> i had stationery made up with his name and i would send letters to other actors from brad pitt. >> dad is a great humanitarian, campaigning for human rights, that makes him a compass gnat dad. family means everything to him and he's have great role models in his mom and dad. >> these are two beautiful babies. george will be an absolutely wonderful father. amal will be and already is, a magnificent mother. shs an incredible woman. george certainly married up. >> he gave me sort of this structuring, treating people a certain way. >> good advice from nick clooney. >>> all right, still ahead -- paula abdul back on tour, how e he's surprising a new generation of fans and they're absolutely shocking her. >> i'm going, forever you're girl. i got to go zblrjts salma hayek at 50. she's making pajamas looking cool. >>> plus, what is katy perry's big surprise? she's dropping major clues. ♪ >> while getting schooled by a 7-year-old. >>

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dad. jay: what? dad. oh, right. right. [thunder crashes ] phil, it's you! no, dad. fog!for joining us on our special night. other children haven't fared so well! [monotone voice] oh. help me. help me. welcome to your nightmare. ha ha ha ha! now, your treats are over here. but with all the fog, you may not be able to see... "ahead." and everyone was screaming! "that's him! get quasimodo!" and then the townspeople started chasing me! and that's when i wet my pants! [crying] i wet my pants! i wet my pants. [thunder crashes ] this place is weird. let's go. [thump] mother of god. ohh! son of a... what is wrong with everyone?! cam, "townspeople"? really? i lived on a farm. they lived in town. they were the townspeople. and, dad! dad! it goes-- lightning, thunder, fog cue! this whole thing is a colossal fog cue. gloria: claire just doesn't understand, cam. maybe she's never been picked on for being different. claire: when, gloria? when have you ever been picked on for "being different"? ask the "gargle." [whispering] what is she saying? gloria! gloria... i want to tell you a st