. >> jon: yeah, yeah we opened -- david and i opened for dennis in atlanta. >> dennis so, funny dennis do you that when it started? >> jon: no did you do that with dennis? >> no he was too big. three shows a night. 21 shows a week for 500. it was rough. i loved it. couldn't wait to get the 500. you had to walk through the casino. you wanted to spend the money. i was like i can't. here is your money or do you want to be paid in these chips? five dingy hundred dollar chips. i would blow it on the way out. they knew it. >> jon: i did a two week gig at bally's. they gave you a check before hand and a card that let you eat in the cafeteria in the hotel. they thought he's going to blow this on the way to his room. tru to form i just sat there eating. >> i ate there so much the dates hated it. you know jimmy the bellman. we're all done there. yeah, yeah. i was the help. [ laughter ] >> jon: do you remember -- so we were working with dennis in atlanta. you and i were young, verile at the time. hard to believe. we said let's check if denny wants to go. den yifs a huge headliner. we didn't see h

>> dennis is not out of danger.t free of the wreckage before dripping fuel can ignite the helicopter. >> i'm going to die if i don't get out of this quickly, if it catches on fire. >> he quickly shuts off the fuel lines, then amazingly, he crawls out of the chopper, shaken but only slightly hurt. >> he actually wasn't even hurt that bad. a few cuts on the face and couple of teeth knocked out, i understand. >> the chopper has not fared as well. >> the helicopter was totaled, completely totaled. unusable. >> within an hour, a rueful dennis is not just walking and talking, he's giving the news conference he had always hoped to avoid. dennis, the safety evaluator, has to assess his own performance and realizes where he had gone wrong. he had forgotten one adjustment to his program and had fallen victim to the high-density altitude at the airfield that day. >> as soon as i started the maneuver, i thought this helicopter is performing fairly normally so i ran in at the normal height, at the normal speed. >> he was too low

. >> i'm nick dennis.ght laughter ] >> all we got is this woodchuck. [ laughter ] it's delicious. >> jimmy: it's delicious. we caught it out back. >> nick dennis. oh, i can't wait to do nick dennis. >> jimmy: nick dennis is gonna be a good one here. >> oh, i can't wait for the rest of this workshop. >> jimmy: all right. here we go. this is good right here. [ laughter ] [ proper english voice ] >> jimmy: oh, mr. windsor here. >> i see you've been eating the butterscotch. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes. no one touches mr. windsor's butterscotch. >> have i informed you of my new mobile phone number? it is 917-555-555. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is mr. windsor and he's not here to take your call. >> but, if you leave a message, he'll call you right back. byesies. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just think about those. maybe, perhaps. [ cheers and applause ] our thanks to the great maya rudolph. "the maya rudolph show" airs monday at 10:00 p.m. on nbc. robert duvall joins us next. come on back everybody. [ cheers and appla

well done, dennis. >> he has a job.'s been sober for over a month and he's happy. >> so this is my favorite time of night. sunset. i'm in palm beach, florida. love it. >> actually saw right there, the look and spring in this guy's step and twing until his eye. >> looks 100 times better. >> wonderful story. >> this is as good as it gets i'm okay with it. >> oh. >> when fixed gear freestyle becomes a video game. >> created a world that looks like marble mad snooze nessmadn >> go behind the scenes to see how it was done. >> many positions of a ka noodling couple in ones. >> ones you can see happening to bizarre. >> how this became a music video for a band. >> get thursday's buzzword for a chance to win an ipad mini. >>> closed captioning provided by -- act braces care mouthwash.ew it's designed to help clean around braces, frfreseshehen , anand d prp whwhitite e. act braces care.e. smsmilile e ststror. >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com. great videos all darn day long. enjoy. >>> pe

dennis, this is all about ego. he wants to be more important than he is. >> i generally don't like to attack people, but rather ideas or actions. it does seem to be ego griffin griffin -- ego driven. in this regard i am unpopular with the left and many on the right. i think he did something very wrong and i have no problem with the nsa having gone through billions and billions of records and phone calls it never hears and listens to on every app on my phone. i give permission for them to know when i am showering. >>y a lot of our rights. >> i am blown away that people care about trolling billions of records they never see unless there was a pattern with some sort of known terrorist. but they will give away completely -- as i do. yes, you can know where i am. you can hear what i am saying. you can know my phone calls. that's okay. but to save us from people who wish to blow us up, all of a sudden americans are very, very concerned. >> you are seeing both sides of the issue. you think it is okay for the nsa to collec

denny hamlin, he has nine laps to go.en brad keselowski and paul wolf slow their pace down with this 2 door indicate they will go to the end snoorn what he did. he's done it before, keselowski has. of course he was kicking the thing out of gear and coasting, but remember they got a lap down early in this race. wait a minute. here it comes. brad keselowski will be in the final driver to make the green flag pit stop and jeff gordon, the point leader coming in, who said wednesday in a press conference, he said points are fine but everybody wants to, needs to get a win this year. everything has changed. >> he said he would get the points lead up, get the top five, top ten. i just want to win a race. >> he'll have a good chance tonight. he does get held up in traffic. he's having trouble getting by the 11 car. denny hamlin pushes along. kevin can close up pretty quick. i don't think kevin has a car to run with the 24 right now. >> certainly getting past hamlin took a lot out of jeff gordon's lead less than half a second. seven

you read this book and wonder how the heck did dennis herrera allow this new york times resort to see the documents including the jousted e-mail exchanges between herrera's office and ted olsen's office and sitting in on their discussions about the legal argument. and now she's taken that access she's written a book and she's know publicizing that book and making a profit from it from the access that she gained to city government. if any of us regular taxpayers here in the city wanted the same access to those e-mails or to the sitting in on the discussions we wouldn't be allowed to do that but herrera has made a series ethnics lapse to allow the reporter to have it for a commercial reason. all of this is adding up to more and more distrust of this commission by the public to serve as a watchdog. we don't really see

you're going to continue abdicating our enforcement obligations why don't you have city attorney dennis herrera wave that magic wound and disbanded this body who is not doing enforcement >> yes. pete war field again skews my voice this is not an item i came for but i'm disappointed to put that mildly i don't believe the agenda gives permission to the or in person whether their interest would be effected. i'd be happy if someone quotes from the sunshine ordinance the explanation in an agenda item but this agenda item discussion and possible action on the ethics commission for the united states court decision so forth period. they would certainly have to read the attachment and before they read the attachment they'll have to be familiar with that decision. and might well, not be, however, they might be a campaign contributor or someone who is running for office there is nothing in here that states what the plan tennis and that's concerning the aggregate contribution and the city's campaign reform ordinance and concerning something immediately to ma church you not struck down a federal law

hey, dennis, what do you see in that chart?ell, i think what you've seen is a divergence between the various indices. it reminds me so much of what happened back in 1972. i'm probably the only guy other than dougie cass who can remember in 1972 and was in the business back then, but back then you had the nifty 50, back then huh the dow making new highs while the underlying market, the broad market was basically coming apart. and i see the same thing happening here as the dow -- as the narrower indices make new highs but yet the russell, the nasdaq seem to be showing signs of weakness. a little disconcerting to me. i'm not sure things are going it come apart as they did in '72 to '74, but it has caused me to say look, i'm still long of coal, i'm still long of aluminum, i'm long of basic materials. but at the same time i wanted to get hedged, i wanted to go back to market neutrality. and everybody's heard me say that on tv before. but i think in a bull market there's only three positions one can have really bullish, pleasantly bu

stephen moore and dennis kelleher. thank you very much for being with us. want you to comment on what timothy geithner said to chairman roads. [video clip] at the same time, not letting people who had helped create the crisis get away with it. >> wiser men and women than i am if a way to do that, but i do not think it is possible. at the core of what it takes, it is a very counterintuitive, unfair thing. there is no way to keep the lights on, there are going to be collateral data fisheries. you can try to have it always. you can try to graft a response that is popular and effective, that metes out a measure of justice in real-time before you say this is -- you can try those things. we tried those in early 2007 and 2008 before we decided there was an alternative to overloading force. look at europe the last four years or so. when you try to have it all ways, and to try to satisfy the popular imperative, mostly what you end up doing is creating much worse outcomes in terms of unemployment or lost businesses and homes. host: latest in a series of interviews. g

there's that side of the story as well. >> dennis, thank you, sir. appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> joining me now, nbc's kristen welker. i was speaking with the reporter from the "arizona republic" that made the point that you had individual veterans for years who have been reaching out to their members of congress, to senator john mccain's office, making the complaints over the course of years, and in some cases not feeling like they've gotten that much response. do you detect on capitol hill, looking in the mirror on the members of congress, or is this 100% being focused on the white house? >> reporter: i think there is some of that, joy, certainly. but right now, this is being focused squarely on the white house and the department of veterans affairs. and i think that interim ig report was so problematic for secretary shinseki, because it outlined what appears to be systematic misconduct, and failures at va hospitals. so that is why you are hearing the white house officials say things like secretary shinseki's on probation, he's on thin ice. certai

: in the last ten years, two other tornados have touched down here, each time, dennis stayed, thinkinguld never happen again. >> reporter: so much of louisville, mississippi looks like this. most of the people here in this apartment complex are scattered around town in shelters. they have no other place to go. two people lost their lives here. one was crushed to death, another was thrown 100 yards into a field and passed away. at a red cross shelter we met yolanda who lived in the apartment complex. now she is sleeping on a cot and grieving the death of her neighborhoods. >> some of them didn't make it, though. >> reporter: yolanda is one of dozens here unsure how they will afford to start again. while the shelter is temporary, state and federal aid is on the way, along with plans to set up a multi-agency service center. >> we're trying to work with them to help make a plan for their recovery. >> reporter: a recovery that dennis deere desperately needs with no savings, no renter's insurance and no prospects. he is clinging to the life he almost lost. >> reporter: del, sad stories here,

. >> dennis completed his counselling and is trying to go home. he was a boy when he last saw his family and neighbours. since then he was forced to march hundreds of kilometres across four different countries. he escaped in the central african republic, where the remaining lra units attack civilians and attack people. he said he has seen and done things he didn't want to talk about. many killed former family and neighbours. many are scared to come home. they don't know how they'll react. 2km from dennis's village people come running. he's made to tread on an egg. a ritual of reconciliation. there's no grudges here. he is safe. all of the people from the surrounding villages have come to join in the celebration. people are sipping and waving -- singing and waving branches. almost everyone is seeing that dennis - his parents carried out a funeral ritual. now that he is home and alive after 13 years in the bush, people are delighted. >> then he arrived. thousands were killed. no one thought he'd make it. >>> now that story ends this bulletin, and we

. >> dramatic new video back from the boarder where dennis michael lynch says some security teams are on the verge of collapse. we'll investigate on a big night on "the "kelly file"" right now. >>> breaking tonight, the "kelly file" has now information about the direction for the new benghazi investigation, the effort to protect hillary clinton from the fallout and what was supposed to be a secret meeting between mrs. clinton and president obama at the white house hours ago. it is a secret no more. welcome to the "kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. at some point tomorrow morning we're told a coalition of hillary clinton supporters with an eye toward 2016 will meet in washington to plan a defense against any potentially damaging revelations from the new special select committee investigating the deadly benghazi terror attacks. we did digging and are learning new details tonight on what those revelations might be. capitol hill sources telling us the committee will dig deeper on security at the consulate in the first place, who was in on the call, not to send our military when the attack was

. >> fasten your seat belts, dennis miller or vladimir putin, new jersey governor christie. >> i start wearing an orange cone on my head like i was the lead >> i would start wearing an orange traffic cone on my head like i was a lead singer for devo. ♪ whip it, whip it good >> jesse waters tries to find out what people think about the state of our country. >> they have communism and we have what? >> stresses. >> stress? >> yeah, we have stress. we have a lot of stress. >> he's the vice president! joe biden. yes!

dennis gartman pointed it out well on monday, saying "i was short and now i am going along because i don't know what to do." people seem to be buying the index like the s&p and nasdaq and selling calls against it and buying puts against it. essentially, the way that is reflected in the markets is that puts are getting really expensive. options market makers again throwing their hands of any air. -- throwing their hands up in the air. >> if you take a look at the vix, lower lows and lower highs. if you look at the 10 year yields, also drifting lower, currently below 2.5%, how much of an interplay is there between the low yields we are seeing in treasuries and the asset classes including stocks and derivatives? >> that, again, is a reflection of confidence.

live at candle stick, dennis o'donnell, back to you. >> great tour. i love that, dennis. thanks. >> yeah. you could be out there on the field. you have some moves. you better get back in. >> reporter: no trick photography there. >> i am assuming it is a big sell out, very popular event the. >> reporter: yeah. a lot of people are coming in late. again, it is the only chance to see the americans play before they head to brazil. that's why i'm going to check it out. >> good stuff. >> very exciting to watch. >> have fun. >> there he goes again. >> he is just all over the place. >> using that press pass. >> all right. more news throughout the evening. the latest sauce on our website kpix.com. >> next newscast 10:00 on the cw and 11:00 right here. >> he is every where. >> you can't get out of the shop. >> he has a press pass, though. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! steve: come on, man. 20,000, let's go. thank you very much. thank you, folks. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got anothe

. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, which team has the best record in all of baseball? and giants pitchers dropping like flies last night. we'll show you who went down coming up. lovers: send us your questis about their health and well-being just email "petst kp com", or on our web x.com/pets... and >> we want to invite pet lovers to send us your questions about their health and their well-

3 >> the transfer of the type of 48 for the licenses from 1016 california street in district 6 to dennis for signage doing business as the gentleman. >> if we can hear from the gentleman. >> morning and thank you, supervisors supervisor campos and supervisor mar for allowing me to plead my space. >> can you identify user. >> i'm dennis leary. >> we would like to transform a vacant vacancy on the street to a social environment professionally run and maintained. the space used to be overwhelming that was the stabilizes for the san francisco fire department and later a blacksmith shop and recently a bar then seized by the transbay development corporation and slated for demolition and we've now are attempting to bring it back to life. we would to make it remedy finest of an earlier bar we would like to recall an earlier but maybe a more affordable time in san francisco's history like the late 80s when south of district they were fun and assessable to all and i'm sure you're aware of the particular area in san francisco is the site of rapid and social architecture change. i think by 2017 that

assisting me in that oath is none other than me, hello, dennis. >> okay. repeat after me. i dennis miller. >> i captain hairdo. [ laughter ] >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> to keep a vigilant eye on the social and political leaders of our time in the event that they disappoint us. >> keep an eye on pinheads bike jim or tammy faye baker. >> do keep myself before the news. >> to mock the humility thing if i see career advancement in it. >> and keep eyes on the world of entertainment in the event they take themselves too seriously. >> guess what, folks, that's the news and we are out of here. ♪ [ laughter ] >> joining us now from santa barbara is the sage of southern california, mr. miller. >> good clip, miller. >> you are out in l.a. i wanted to recommend get over to the dorothy chandler and see the new musical with mac lamore. abe lincoln on the roof. is he great. >> abe lincoln. good line, miller. now, as you know, we asked viewers to send in questions that you will allegedly answer. we're not real hopeful in that regard, but we're going to

. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. live in oakland, there was a time when a's fans worried about the departure of bartolo colon. not anymore. that's coming up. de walmart stores make more money on fees than most banks in the >>> walmart is known for its bargain prices except for one thing. >> on our consumer watch, julie watts explains that the top five banks inside walmart stores make more money on fees than most banks in the country. >> yeah. they're not run by walmart, but analysis in the wall street journal find that the retailer's poorest customers are paying a big price for banking there. the journal reports the top five bank operating inside walmart's stores make more in fees than on loans. it is not that they are necessarily charging higher fees, but that low income customers are more likely to incur fees. some look at overdraft fees as an alternative to payday lending. bounces checking and paying fees until they get the money to cover it. but the fees can amount to 300% interest, not far off from some of the p

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. >> hello, my name is keith dennis. councilmembers, i would like to say god bless you and god bless the city and county of san francisco. this has been a pet peeve of mine long when i worked as a caregiver. i was taking care of people in wheelchairs and people with disabilities. you know, it is really time that we check businesses that do not have door openers. at 1st of was like you have to let these things roll off your back. but then, it deflates you, it makes you feel less of a human when you have to ask someone or look around for some help instead of them having a door, things for people with disabilities. i believe i need to start putting companies on blast. i hate to do this because i am an all american boy, but the united states post office, the one on gary and steiner, needs a door opener. there is nothing that frustrates me more when i have a package that i need to deliver and there is a line of people there and then i'm embarrassed because somebody has to come open the door for me and i'm dropping all these t

and dennis rodman opens up. is he still in denial about human rights abuses? >>> shocking terror video. the leader of a violent islamist group vows to sell more than 200 kidnapped school girls. so what is the u.s. doing to help? >>> and digging in their heels, the clippers' owner and his wife are battling for ownership. is donald sterling's girlfriend helping his case? >>> we're following breaking news at this hour. disturbing signs that north korea may be on the verge of detonating a nuclear device at any time. we're looking into a shocking claim that the uncle of kim jong-un is reportedly alive. dennis rodman says that he saw him alive. >>> plus, the kidnapping of more than 200 school girls. their al qaeda-linked abductors are now threatening to sell them. our reporters and analysts are covering all of those stories and a lot more. let's begin with our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. she has defatails of ominous ne developments in north korea. what are you hearing? >> late last week, u.s. spy satellites flying over north korea spotted a tarp and it was

we have ken mahoney and james freeman and denny strigil are back with us as well.e said following your passion is dangerous and destructive career advice. mark cuban. never follow your dreams. follow your effort. elon musk, you need to work super hard every waking hour. what downers! >> mixed messages. but i get that. having a passion is good thing but some people follow the passion where they're entrepreneurs, with idea of product. doesn't have prove of concept and borrowing money for parents on their homes and never get anywhere. you do want to really follow passion. some people follow it so much and don't find market acceptance and keep going and using up resources. melissa: maybe more simple than that. telling kids, don't think you will be a rap star. tough find a real star. >> i think that's it. if i thought i was going to be a rock star and pursued that for years on end i would be starving. if i thought i would be the first baseman for the new york yankees. melissa: we have no idea what kind of job. maybe you rock. who knows what we missed out on by you not d

almost everyone here had thought dennis had died. his parents carried out the funeral ritual in the absence of a body. now that he's home and alivar 13 years in the bush, people are delighted. >> then he arrives. thousands of the abducted children were killed. no one thought he would make it. >>> despite its abundant sunshine research shows 4 million australians are not getting enough vitamin d. researchers at the royal melbourne hospital are baffled. andrew thomas reports from melbourne. >> for decades people were told overexposure to the sun can cause skin cancer. australia has some of the highest rates, but also rising is a number of people with low vitae man d. 4 million australians have a mild vitamin d deficiency. >> clair is taking part in a study to work out how much sun is the right amount. clair has osteoperosis which could shatter in a fall later in life. her levels of vitamin d needed to help the body absorb calcium are lower than they should be. >> i'm careful about how much sun i was getting because i didn't want to ris

but dennis says you should be selling any sparks you see. joining us is dennis.reat to see you. >> always good to be seen. >> it's interesting because on a day like today we had wti below and exxon mobile hitting a 52-week high. how do you think how the stocks are doing? >> quite well compared to the price of oil. there's plenty of oil around and i wouldn't be surprised if we see the united states government very soon move to sell some crude oil from the spr because that's its only weapon it has to take on the russians. obviously, we're not going to get any help from the europeans with further sanctions. the only thing we have is the weapon of the spr. i think crude oil prices are in trouble. but at the same time the stocks have been doing quite well. i like coal, nobody likes coal, but coal stocks have done extraordinarily well over the past several weeks. if i'm going to buy anything in the energy sector, let me buy the coal stocks. they are underloved. but they are still the majority and power here in the united states for lelectricity. let me buy coal. when y

. >> we have dennis gartman come on later. i saw him earlier. he's looking for -- he's going to take the other side, i think. of course he switches pretty quick. this was monday. >> that's what makes a mark. >> the ever bullish -- >> he is not ever bullish. >> that's what it said. >> can i put you in a box, the ever shopping? >> no, no. >> i left a macy's thing for you. you immediately noticed this thing. >> it was in front of my little spot. like a clue that i needed a new outfit or something. you were jonesing for it. >> i just opened that, andrew. wow! there's underwear sale. you'd look good in those. tell terry, terry lundgren. >> we have the weekly mortgage application numbers coming direct from the source, the head of the mortgage bankers association will be joining us with the breaking news in just a few minutes. "squawk box" will be right back. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. >>> welcome back, everybody. we've

the answer next. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell.oming up, more stunning allegations in my interview with jeremy newberry. >> you go through the locker room and everybody had envelopes and their own private stashes. >> why the warriors new coach couldn't stay away from the bay. >> the roster, the location. >> what happened in a baseball game that has one woman crying foul, coming up. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. share the spotlight - and at h >>> tonight on cbs some of the biggest names in country music will share the spotlight and at times a microphone with some active duty soldiers. on the stage a member of the u.s. armed

dennis, good to see you.ction to the mexican cartel in the official press release on this case? >> my take? right now you have a lot of people pushing for immigration reform that ties to boarder security and boarder security is a must. that would mean no more drugs coming into this country, right? when i worked with the boarder patrol in my films, we caught about 40 guys. they look like the guys you may see doing kay l ing daily boar. pick up their t-shirt, more than half part of gangs. >> this isn't surprising, the connection between the drug cartels and ms-13? >> let me give you stats. there are 1.4 million gang members in the u.s. and 33,000 different gangs. 50% of all violent crimes in the country come from gangs. you're talking about a $20 billion drug business. you don't have that by fly by night guys around. this is a well-ran engine covering about 1200 cities. >> you think of this, the gangs as an l.a. problem, largely? >> oh -- >> this is minnesota. >> it's moved all across. atlanta is over runment i

. >> another bondsman, dennis sew, just got a call that two bounty hunters he hired are on their way - they've captured one of his "skips." >> on about september 9th, 2013, we bail out tony deshawn mccoy from the baltimore county detention center. >> how much was his bail? >> $50,000 dollars. >> that's a high one. >> yeah. >> so it's petty theft basically. >> it's theft, but multiple counts. >> tony mccoy was arrested for writing bad checks. he'd missed a court date one month ago...dennis tracked him down in north carolina. >> welcome back to baltimore! >> the bounty hunters grabbed tony at four this morning in charlotte. most of tony's family lives there, including his fiancee and young son. >> how come you didn't go to court, man? >> because my brother, right now he's sick, he's a diabetic, he about died about a week ago, and he's still in critical condition, and i was down there. >> they're going to take deshawn and charge him, book him on the bench warrant when he missed court. >> they're going to take him to jail? to the central bookings? >> yes. >> if they offered you the same

this is why dennis does sports and not me. the pitch, foul ball. that's all we have here live in fremont. little league and the sun just came out. good stuff out here. back to you. >> thank you. >>> during this real estate recovery, as home prices rebound. tonight how some bay area cities are being left behind. >> it is very much a david versus goliath situation. >> why a bay area family accuses pg&e of being at the root of a slow ugly death. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, today the city and p-g-and-e reached an agreement to *no for the next >>> morning 700 trees in walnut creek are off the chopping block. there was an agreement not to remove trees for the next six months as both sides work to find a solution. walnut creek homeowners agreed to not sue the utility. pg&e maintains it needs to remove the trees to allow better access to its natural gas pipeline and ensure safety. >> the trees in walnut creek may be spared at least for now. but tonight, kpix 5's brian webb shows us an old redwood tree in menlo park is in trouble for a much different reason. >> reporter

ask dennis. >> dear abbey meets yoga. >> o'reilly at foxnews.com.al advice about him, about the best. >> the best can i, i will either answer it honestly or more importantly fake like i am. >> that's right. >> ask dennis. everybody is lined up. this is going to be big. >> throw them at me, baby. >> there you go. miller and i would like to thank everybody in grand rapids, michigan. bolder fresher june sold out. few tickets remain in minneapolis. you better hurry. may 10th. one week for saturday, miller will be doing his don hoe imitation in honolulu. i will be there disguised as charo. >> everybody tap each other. it's america 180. >> going to be a blast in honolulu details on bill o'reilly.com. watters world on deck. sent jesse up to harlem to find out what the folks think about all the racial chaos going on. moments away. that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. ♪ fueling the american spirit. ♪ can you hear it? ♪ no matter when, ♪ no matter whe

i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> thank you, dennis. play of the day, two guys that are pretty good at what they do. david letterman and peyton manning on last night's late show trying to throw footballs into the opened windows of moving taxis. >> stand back! [ yelling and collapse ] >> still got it. >> of course he's still got it. pretty good. >> still playing ball. that is pretty remarkable when you think you can hit that. but kind of does that all the time. >> david letterman tried but failed. but hey, peyton manning did it three for three. >> on an unrelated note one was picked off going the other way. >> hey now. i know what that means. [ laughter ] >>> 6:25. it may look like just a speck in the sky but chp plane is catching dangerous drivers from a mile away. at 6:45, we'll take you on board the high-tech aircraft and speak to a motorist who had no idea his wild ride was caught on camera. >> reporter: and a bay area lawmaker wants to introduce a bill they say can cut down on your morning commute. but the catch is, you have to pay

dennis oats has been on several projects where's dennis? here's here everyday making sure the work is done. c l w builders has been the beneficiary of 6 of the libraries we built by more important more than 35 percent of the workforce and workings workers are san francisco residents thank you. (clapping.) marshall from the stacey aeblts on the project from the beginning thank you marshall and, of course, lizzie will continue that the shaping to allow the community benefits thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you so much all right. so i have a story to talk about my neck partner she and i do a visit to the oregon elementary school so they are a have a name i'm mr. library and he's mr. parks so it's great in promoting this so welcome phil ginsburg. >> he's mr. brooks and i'm mr. parks. what is joy to be here you guys are ready to go inside this is such such joyous days it's a story with a couple of different themes one it's a story about a buff partnership and that's the partnership that the 70 rec and park department has with our public librarie

[ding] waitress: welcome to denny's. proposed tower itself. >>> the cost of building san francisco's new transit center is climbing higher than the proposed tower itself. at least it seems that way. the project was estimated to cost under $2 billion when construction started two years ago. now comes word the cost grown $150 million. the joint powers says it will stip $53 million in cosmetics from the building to try to keep costs down. >>> california chrome has won two of 3 jewels in horse racing triple crown. >> on the outside, right up. california chrome has won the preakness. >> there could be a problem winning the third. the horse has worn nasal strips to help him breathe easier during both the kentucky derby and the preakness. the third race is run in new york and that is the only state that does not allow the use of nasal strips. >> this is going to put a little pressure on new york because california chrome is going for the triple crown and it is going to be over 100,000 people there. the horse is now really popul

. >>> den sis back -- dennis is backfit and bronze. [ laughter ] >>> now, giants and braves.now, bruce bochy, working it. now, going 6 ins, not allowing an earned run. struck out 9. it all started, 6 innings, 1-run each in the series. long ball. krauford n the oáurth. game tied -- crawford in the 4th. going to make it 4-1. the first home run game for crawford in his career. hitting 7 long balls in the the series. then again, 3 week series in atlanta for the first time since the reagan administration. defending champs, a game under 500 today. how about that? tied at 1. 6th inning, now, missing the home run, check it out. just by a couple of feet. diving into home plate. not a good idea but he is safe. pitching into the 7th. could not the lead. aj, 97 years old and still going strong. game tied at 2. now, runners at 2nd and 3rd. now, the bullpen goes out. ending the game. we go to extra innings. bases loaded in the 10th. this time, slow tapper, ted is going to score. and that is the game. >> a's win 3-2. red sox remain under 500. members of the warriors and clipper his to be se