we own the dick clark company. we own sports teams and baseball teams. that live entertainment is critical. when you have a team like the los angeles clippers or the golden state warriors that have a great and robust audience, that is very valuable. >> what about the talent? salaries could go up. time -- signedst steve kerr. how do you judge these contracts? >> one when a time. you have to win on the floor and in the hearts and minds of your fans. you have to create that mobilization. all of those ingredients are part of it. , butan have a great script bad actors you will have a bad movie. of thehe combination design and the plan and the execution. getting the best talent is crucial to that. you have to get them and not a collection of players but a team. you talked about not being able to use the dvr. in the world of television, sports content is king. it does raise questions about distribution. as a part owner of the dodgers, time the dodgers team up warner cable to create a channel where the games can live. asre were pay-tv providers well. that disput

we own the dick clark company. we have a live entertainment company great we own sports teams.ow that live entertainment is critical. when you have a team like the los angeles clippers or the golden state warriors that has a great and robust audience, they are very valuable. >> what about the talent? makes the argument that salaries go up whether it is players or coaches. how do you measure success on these contracts? >> onewin at a time. you have to win on the floor the old-fashioned way. win in the will minds of your fans and create that mobilization of those ingredients are part of it. it's not just one thing. you got a great script but bad actors, you will have a flop movie. you got great actors of that script, you will have a bad movie. the idea is a combination of influence --.com close of the design, plan command execution and getting the best talent is crucial to that. you have to make them not a collection of players and coaches the team. that alchemy is natural. >> you talked about not being able to use the dvr. it's clear in the world of television that sports conten

and he used to appear on dick clark's $25,000 pyramid. at on morning cable. but this is a big deal. please welcome dick. right now, the host of up against the clock, steve kornacki. >> thanks, bill walsh. and to everyone out there at home thank you for tuning in and welcome back. it's been a long off season but we're ready o launch the second season of up against the clock. and today e we do so with a special celebrity guest. dick cavot. i have to ask you, how does the experience of being on up clens against the clock compare? >> it's a little duller. but i stopped them. but i love doing that show. it was great fun. i have no business being here. >> you absolutely do. as a veteran of the tv era when they used microphones like this, we have to have you. >> i famously said on one of my shows, you should do nothing but politics. and it bores me. abc left it in because it was against a left winger, but i have been in a play and haven't read a paper in three months. if you ask anything harder than name a recent president, i'm screwed. >> if you

dick clarke, i'll look forward to some day being on the beach with it. >>> next, one of the world's most famous landmarks like you have never seen it before. >>> now our "sunday spotlight" shining on one of the most famous landmarks in the world. check out this incredible time-lapsed video capturing the washington monument during 13 months of repairs. and starting tomorrow, it is finally back open. abc's john donvan shows us what we have been missing. >> reporter: ever notice how nobody calls it a tower? but it towers. and has for 130 years. washington's midpoint opinion and its highest point. 555 feet. which actually has just come out of its bandages. it looked like this for much of the past three years. remember this. >> the earthquake centered in virginia has been felt all up and down the eastern corridor. >> reporter: it was magnitude 5.8. it wounded the washington monument. 150 cracks found. it had to be closed. it's usual 700,000 visitors a year, told sorry. flashback. the monument has faced difficulty before. most famously getting stuck at the halfway point in construction for 20

dick clark productions promising yours and a jackson's fans treat it as another promotion of his jawbonetape which was released last week. is he have to explain this mark jackson thing because i was surprised to see him but broadcasts. it was so fast with the heat pacers game and came up and gave him a hug. i just don't get it. that makes total sense. unlike those college coaches this on a multi-year bail and then switch schools two months later. and his deal with the michael sam documentary is off. let's face it no one wants this distraction. house asks guests but if an malone ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! he has a phaser! it's not a phaser! it's my phone! he can use his voice to control the tv. you can use

he does not need to watch more of paul's drag race is was more like the mandela interview or the dick clarke interview this that's all next on larry king. well the larry king now we welcome the stars of the usa network sitcom playing house jessica sitting clear plays him across a powerful businesswoman who wolves' old from china to care for her best friend after her husband cheats on her watch she's eight months pregnant and lennon boerum who plays emma's best friend maggie caruso playing house airs tuesdays at ten pm eastern time on the usa network later will meet jessica lynch costar brad morris and the three will come in as well on today's hottest topics in news and pub culture told me how playing the house started playing house well landon and i are real life best friends we met and if you know they're in school larry was waiting for about twenty minutes rest to get our it finished getting her hair done she had who we were doing a good thing i was like and she can't go out looking like that i mean i mean that when it went. yeah. but we met when we were learning to be comedians at the upr

. >> reporter: dick clark sees clues in the video. the trees are sparse and there's open sky.aw in front of the girls. it may suggest they are held in an area where there are domesticated animals that are fed straw. that may help to narrow down the region. >> abc news can confirm the nigerian government is actively talking to fringe elements of boko haram but any deal to bring these girls home is extremely remote. >> certainly heartening the see faces and see them -- but that's not all of them. >> that's not all of them and you heard the dad say he looked and scoured and all he found were pictures of his girl's friends but not his daughter. u.s. intelligence working with the white house, working with the nigerian government and they are taking a really close look at this video. everything is important. there's concern they have them deep in the rainforest. there would be nowhere to find them. even the trees, you can tell they are in an open area. if a drone had been flying overhead they would have been able to see the grouping of girls. every little thing is important in that

lead hamilton the former chairman of the house foreign relations committee that grilled everybody dick clarke became a celebrity wrote a best selling book people talked about it day after day after day it was a after desa day today i got for him ailes from different right wing groups that went out to every talk show host in america talking about how this committee is inevitably going to lead to the impeachment of barack obama that was not the kind of conversation that was happening about nine eleven it would have been about nine eleven there was the there were people who were trying to cut bush off at the net handicap him destroy his presidency say look at their experience not go there well here's the difference congress here is not trying here must push it through is has actually both sides of rallied around your shrewish you had you had a broken promise bodhi early quit rather voting to invade iraq years part of the difference. bush administration best of my knowledge and do anything that i've seen from authoritative sources didn't lie or obstruct the congressional investigation we all know