i don't trust dennis rodman. >> at first i thought he was a murderous dictator who killed a bunch of artists. this drives me crazy is that these are artists. everybody thinks -- nobody s in hollywood isn't saying anything and dennis rodman is technically an artist. >> you think everyone in hollywood is saying let's stay away from this 1. >> are you not on the e-mail chain? >> this is like gays not saying anything about muslims being killed. they do all the time. i have three or four editors that i know write articles about this all the time. >> i don't see the articles. >> that's because you go on "daily caller." >> how do you know what i do? >> i see the stories to the guests. >> you don't know what i read. >> because you don't acknowledge the fact -- >> you don't know what i read. you don't know what i read. apologize for assuming i don't -- >> greg can't read. >> i can't read. they are not against it. >> kennedy made a good point. why are we focusing on syria? it is an acute atrocity. they have been doing this horrible stuff for years. why not go after north korea? >> it is china'

the good friend dennis rodman who conveniently visited the country isn't buying the story.o his defense in an interview with huffington post live today. >> did he order anything like that? because i would give anything, every time we see him on tv, he's never talking. they control them. i got to say, he's just a friend of mean. we talk. i don't worry about what he does. >> i don't think we should be getting our advice about how to handle this situation from dan fess rodman. he was just over there. he is backing this up on a fascial level. but this story is very weird considering they're saying some of the people who are executed actually had bibles in their possession. the weirdest part of this story is that the wife of king jong un was in a band with his ex-girlfriend who was executed in this case. what do you think about that when it comes to human rights and talking about, do we get involved or not? they're talking about him being as bath bad as nazi germany? is that not true? dennis rodman is acting like it's a joke from this ex-nba player. >> every theme has a murderin

>> look, we're talking about dennis rodman. someone that calls himself "the worm." given him an award just for finding north korea on a map. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: right. all right. shoulda? >> i think i should have learned more about north korea. every time i try to google "pyongyang", porn shows up on my computer. >> jay: really? really? [ laughter ] [ applause ] all right. our next story. a flight attendant from new york, louann giambattista has filed a lawsuit after a a co-worker had accused her of sneaking rats onto planes by hiding them in her pantyhose and her underwear. [ audience oohs ] now one of her co-workers says that on one flight she saw louann feeding a rat. but louann claims she was simply eating a dinner roll out of a cup. i don't know who eats dinner rolls out of a cup. anyway, she still works at the airline. and the lawsuit is pending. woulda? >> well if i were one of those rats, i would be really upset. i prefer not to sit in cooch. [audience oohs ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: and i'm guessing that's true. [ laugh

dennis rodman as the ambassador. he barely talks, but obviously, they had great communication. now we have to send him to a ran and see what happens there. -- iran and see what happens there. are who believe that we we are because somebody loved us. i am fascinated by people's back story when it comes to what parents are concerned. tell me about charles and elizabeth. marriage ofs had a passion, and that passion was religious belief. fromther's family came puritans in massachusetts and my mother's family was mennonites from russia, moving around europe doing low land reclamation work. they moved to minnesota, and their fervor caught them in this pentecostal movement. of the churches that came it was that denomination. my father did not consider himself learned. he had a dairy farm and felt a calling. i was dedicated as a child in the service of god. there was this centering of a greater purpose. wasindividual effort knowing that my mother was a tremendous competitor. and it was about the dedication towards the one, moving towards the one. our lives were centered around church a

. >> so is dennis rodman a diplomat in. [laughter] >> you know, in the strangest way, yes.laughter] my daughter found this show on one of these hundreds of cable tv channels out there that these guys followed dennis rodman in north korea. and it turns out that dennis rodman, basketball player, is the only american who's had a decent conversation with kim jong un. [laughter] and i guess kim jong un loves basketball and loves the chicago bulls. [laughter] who didn't love the chicago bulls when dennis rodman and scottie pippen and michael jordan were playing for them. and he was able -- if that's basketball diplomacy, if kim jong un has even the slightest positive view of the united states because of dennis rodman, we'll grant him a diplomat. [laughter] >> he certainly has an imagination. what role can diplomacy play in the post-arab spring middle east given the chaotic environment that exists there and also the tendency toward more strict islamic governments? >> well, i think you're going to see a combination of both diplomacy and the military being the answer for at least ho

, we'll brand him a diplomat, dennis rodman. [laughter] >> he certainly has an imagination. what role can diplomacy play in the post-arab spring middle east given the chaotic environment that exists there and also the tendency toward more strict islamic governments? >> i think you're going to see a combination of both diplomacy and the military being the answer for at least how the united states approaches the middle east. we're going to continue to safeguard israel's existence. we should do that. israel's a great friend and it lives in a violent neighborhood. so that's our military aid to israel will continue. interestingly enough, our military aid to egypt must also continue because it was the camp david accords of march of 1979 that jimmy carter mediated that brought together israel and egypt and made for peace in saini. saini is the desert that stands between israel and the major part of egypt. and the egyptians keeping the peace in saini defends israel's border. so nathan advocate for aid to egypt is the israeli government.

as a diplomat dennis rodman. [laughter] >> he certainly has an imagination. [laughter] what role can diplomacy play in the post arab spring middle east? given the chaotic environment that exists there, and also the tendency toward more strict islamist government? >> i think you'll see a combination of dip city and the government being the answer for at least how the united states approaches the middle east. we're going don't safe guard israel's existence. we should do that. israel a great friend, and lives in a violent neighborhood. that's our military aid to israel will continue. interestingly enough our military tide egypt must also continue. it was the camp david -- that brought together israel and egypt and made for peace in sinai. it's the desert that stands between israel and the major part of egypt. and the egyptian keeping the peace in sinai defend the border. the advocate to aid is the israeli government. they want the egyptian military to be strong because it safe guards israel's secure fip i also think

. >> unclear if dennis rodman tried to get kenneth bay released, and ambassador, richardson never me witness the leader. >> a doctor is accused of deliberately misdiagnosing patient with cancer in order to make millions of dollars in medicare fraud money. how do they claim he did it and what happens to all those patients? that's next. >> the feds jailed a medical doctor and accused him of intentionally modify diagnosing patients with cancer in order to collect $35 million in false medicare claims from the government, and today prosecutors in the state of michigan said he could run for it if he gets out of jail and have asked the judge for a huge increase in the doctor's bond, from $170,000, where it is now, up to $9 million. the fbi arrested the doctor last week and raided several of his offices in the detroit area. investigators say he gave chemo to patients who did not need and it diagnosed people with cancer when there were no signs of cancer. a judge is set to decide whether to grant bail at hearing tomorrow. laura is live in our new york newsroom. >> enough to make your head spi

and then kim jong-un will spend the rest of the day at home, staring at his phone, waiting for dennis rodmancall. hey, you know, they make pickled cabbage like nobody's business. you can't eat a smartphone. they will be thrilled. some park rangers made a surprising discovery in topanga park. it is right here in california. they found a plot on which someone grew 500,000 pounds of marijuana. that is just some of it. authorities drove it to a willy nelson concert to be burned up. now nobody will smoke pot there again. they assume this pot was grown by humans. but i wouldn't rule out bears, think about it. they sleep three months out of the year, all you ever see them doing is rummaging through the trash, trying to find food. and their leader's name is smoky. as far as i'm concerned, that is case closed. the ranger who i guess discovered the farm made a statement and gave some details. it really is amazing people grow this out in the open and it can go undiscovered for so long. >> i can confirm that park rangers have seized and estimated 5,000 pounds of illegally grown marijuana in topanga in t

dennis rodman said it also shooting. >> they were on real.eet >> the boy that takes 3000 shots a week is finally getting noticed for all his hard work. >> it is cool to get notoriety because i always felt he is the best shooter and i always come across as the over-the-top-, but i believe in him. >> i want to play in college and that is my goal. and hopefully after that, i want to train kids and keep basketball part of my life. >> and his brother? he is going to college in the fall. >> what is your major going to be? >> i will probably go into marketing both of them have a very bright futures. >> the science behind near death experiences. next, what happens to your brain when your heart stops. >> also ahead, we're in springfield for the illinois state fair, where a certain chicago radio legend was honored on agriculture day. >> and later, meet the oceans 16... all-new millionaires several times over. >> here are tonight's winning lottery numbers... for augusut 13, 2013 >> in tonight's medical watch, the amount of siblings you have to determine

celebrity apprentice has a sense of humor when they bring the all-stars back and it's gary busey and dennis rodmanwendy: right. >> it will be great viewing. i'm glad to have a seat on the couch to watch this one. who is going to win, wendy? >> wendy: i don't know who's all in it. >> breitt michaels, marilu henner -- >> wendy: the person will be the one with the richest friends. >> here's the other problem, i don't have a million dollars on me. i can't call a friend and say -- if you don't have thick pockets, don't go on celebrity apprentice. >> wendy: we're going to take a break. mark has a big surprise for one lucky audience member so keep it here. [ male announcer ] what if there was a help line for dinner ideas? [ superfan ] helper help line. we're on our way. you have got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken! crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? there's 40 different flavors? that's really good. i love cheese. dad's night. helper makes daddy the man. yes. could i get another one of those, actually? thank you. [ male announcer ] hey, america, we're here to hel

who didn't love the chicago bulls when dennis rodman and scotty. -- and michael

though you know it's bad when world a leaders are like, "can you just send dennis rodman instead?"g out. [ cheers and applause ] how you doing, kim jong? [ audience ohs ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: there's a nice story here. a 106-year-old woman in ohio just received her high school diploma after 88 years. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. she may even go to college, but only if she gets that volleyball scholarship. [ laughter ] this is interesting here. researchers in north carolina have developed a brain implant that can one day let people read each other's minds. one researcher was like, "i think it's great." the other was like, "i know you do." [ laughter and applause ] and finally, there's talk that d.c. comics may introduce a woman as batman's next robin. [ cheers ] or, as batman put it, "wait, robin wasn't a woman?" we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have an amazing show tonight. it's timber-week all week along! [ cheers and applause ] justin timberlake all week long. also on the show -- what a ho

then kim jong-un will spend the rest of the day at home, staring at his new phone, waiting for dennis rodmano call. and you know, what north korea may have to pretend they make smartphones but they make pickled cabbage like nobody's business. and that's -- you can't eat a smartphone. [ applause ] thank you. they'll be thrilled. some park rangers here in california made a surprising discovery in topanga state park, which is not -- it's right here in the middle of l.a. they found a huge pot farm. they found a farm that was split into seven plots on which someone grew 5,000 pounds of marijuana. that's just some of it. authorities loaded the pot into trucks and drove it to a willie nelson concert to be incinerated. and now no one will ever smoke pot in california again. you know, they assume this pot was grown by humans. but i wouldn't rule out bears, because -- well, think about it. they sleep three months out of the year. they're lazy. all you ever see them doing is rummaging through the trash trying to find food. and their leader's name is smokey. as far as i'm concerned, that is case closed.

. >> and recall that earlier this year dennis rodman said that he would push for bae's release when he was in north korea. it's unclear if he did that. also former new mexico governor went to north korea as well earlier this year. there has been some recent success twice in the past four years. 2009 former president bill clinton went to north korea and met with kim jong il at the time to security release of the two journalists unalee. in 2010, former president jimmy carter went to north korea and won the release of gomes also sent to prison for krause crossing the north's border. this time north korea expert gordon chang says we should resist a high level visit, listen. >> clear lit north koreans are using him as their most recent bargaining chip. that to us means we need to convince them that it is in their interest to release kenneth bae on humanitarian grounds. we shouldn't be giving them anything for it certainly we should not be rewarding them for what is really awful behavior. >> cheng also believes north korea is working very hard to keep kenneth bae alive to preserve that so-ca

, marion jones, daily, manny, lance armstrong, michael vick, metta world peace, pete rose, and dennis rodman> this might be one of the most embarrassing moments in a long time. marlins reliever chad fall goes to fist pump and falls on his face. if you are going to show somebody up, do it right. and -- >> he meant to. >> anytime you celebrate near the end of the game, remember morales hit a game winning home run and goes to jump and land on home plate and he broke his ankle. >> didn't he break something? >> yeah. so morales is out for a little more time falls is just fine. >> you have to practice your victory dances. [ laughter ] >> do it safely. >> exactly. >> high five. one aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. >> judge judy: 18-year-olds, when they drink, have zero judgment. >> announcer: underage and on the loose. >> judge judy: well, now you're seven drunks going to your father's house. >> yeah. >> judge judy: you say you didn't do any of this damage. >> no. >> judge judy: and you don't know which of your friends did any of this damage. >> none of them did. >> judge judy:

jim think that that's -- dennis rodman going to visit kim jung un. >> oh, like a basketball. >> stephaniet! >> stephanie: that's not an insignificant sex story particularly to the turtle on the bottom. [ turtles moaning ] >> stephanie: oh! he had to reposition. oh, there's the right spot. >> wait . . . i'm . . . getting there . . . >> stephanie: all right. stop it. tell me about the transspecific partnership again. >> caller: hi guys. >> stephanie: hi. >> hi. >> caller: i just want to say first-time caller, just recently discovered your show on sirius xm, and just want to say i really enjoy it, very funny. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: one thing i wanted to say about george zimmerman is eventually his lies are going to find him out. >> stephanie: that's right. >> caller: but -- and then also how do you deal with all of these retards calling in -- >> stephanie: oh, dear. oh, dear. magically from the overly pc liberal to the not so pc liberal. >> great. >> stephanie: shayla in virginia. hi, shayla. >> caller: hi, stephanie. this is my first time calling in. i just don't understand why

these guys followed dennis rodman in north korea and it turns out that dennis rodman the basketball players the only american who has had a decent conversation with kim jong un. i guess kim jong un loves basketball and loves the chicago bulls. dennis rodman and scottie pippen and michael jordan. if that's basketball diplomacy and of kim jong un even has the slightest positive view of the united states because of dennis rodman we will grant him a diplomat. [laughter] >> he certainly has an imagination. what world can diplomacy play in the posted arab spring middle east given the chaotic environment that exists there and also the tendency toward more strict islamic governments? >> think you're want to see a combination of diplomacy and the military being the answer or at least help the united states approaches the middle east. we will continue to safeguard israel's existence. we should do that. israel is a great friend so our military aid to israel will continue. interestingly enough for military aid to egypt must also continue because it was the camped out at -- camp david accords that jimm