. ♪ doo doo doo doo doo hello, prince wednesday! - hello, hello, daniel tiger!e time. - oh, here i come! - ooh, here i come! (laughing) - wow! look at all of this art stuff! ribbons, and feathers... - hoo-hoo-hoo! - ...and stickers too! - we're going to make a special art project. - a special art project? grr-ific! - we're going to use all of these art materials to make... a dancing dragon! - (daniel): a dragon! - (o): nifty-galifty! - (katerina): wowza! - but... but, teacher harriet, that dragon's so big! - we are going to work together to make a big dragon! ♪ if you can't do it alone, work together ♪

- shoo bee doo bee shoo bee doo bee doo bee shoo bee doo bee. ah-- i rolled my ankle. god!also, jason, if you think you're passing for straight, you're embarrassing yourself. - seventeen million people watched that show last night. - not me-- i've got better things to do than watch jenna humiliate children. - so, you don't care that shayla made it to the next round?

- shoo bee doo bee shoo bee doo bee doo bee shoo bee doo bee. ah-- i rolled my ankle. god!o, jason, if you think you're passing for straight, you're embarrassing yourself. - seventeen million people watched that show last night. - not me-- i've got better things to do than watch jenna humiliate children. - so, you don't care that shayla made it to the next round? - how-- she is so pitchy! - what can i tell you? the audience just loves shayla's personal story.

he described kim jong-un as unpredictable and said, quote, we're in deep doo-doo. well now for more on what that may mean, we go live to jonathan bines in washington. jonathan, what do you make of what the former vice president said about the doo-doo? >> we know it is deep, but right now there's no consensus on how deep. some in the house believe the doo-doo is so deep it's actually bottomless boom-boom. at the same time, others believe the notion of a nuclear attack is a simple puddle of poo-poo. from washington, i'm jonathan bines. >> jimmy: well, thank you, jonathan. we'll keep monitoring that story and keep our fingers crossed, too. as anyone who's worked in a job that's boring and minimum wage type of deal. you know to get through the day, you have to find creative ways to pass time. this young man who works at a concession stand in a movie theater spent his time developing an extremely complex system for waste disposal. >> so my manager asked me to throw away this milk duds in the trash can here. what he didn't say is how we're going to get [ bleep ] up. >> j

everything else is going to be [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ doo doo ♪ doo doo ♪ doo doo doo >>> it ising us today, everybody. >> a little rainy but the temperature is about to go up right now. >> it's fair to say. >> now here to sing the song that made her the voice of a generation, "you'll always be my baby." ♪ ooh darling because you'll always be my baby ♪ ♪ and we'll linger on >> new york, what's up? ♪ you're never gonna shake me because darling you'll always be my baby ♪ ♪ do do doop do do doop do doop da dum do do doop dum do do doop do doop da dum ♪ >> help a lady out, darling. yes, you will now. ♪ i ain't going to cry and i will beg you stay if you decide to leave boy i will not stand in your way ♪ ♪ but inevitably you'll be back again ♪ ♪ 'cause you know in your heart baby our love will never end ♪ ♪ no you'll always be a part of me i'm part of you indefinitely ♪ >> i got to get my microphone on. ♪ ooh darling because you'll always be my baby ♪ ♪ and we'll linger on yes we will the feeling is strong ♪ ♪ no way you're never gonna shake me 'cause you'll always be my baby ♪ ♪ i k

others like scooby-doo didn't get the message. he says he's here to meet a girl named izzy. >> and how old is izzy? >> she told me she's 18. >> then it's cool because she's of legal age. >> i wasn't going to do anything. >> the problem with that, though, is that i have the transcript of your online chat. >> okay. >> so you want to start again and tell the story from the top? >> yeah. she told me she was 15. >> and what did you talk about? >> a lot of different things we shouldn't be talking about. >> give me an example. >> asked if she was a virgin. >> why would you ask that? >> i don't know. i apologize. >> did you bring condoms? >> no. i have some in any car. i have them for safety. but i mean, that's just hanging out. i wasn't going to do anything. i was not going to do anything. >> but you talk about jail. you can't go to jail for not doing anything. >> when i start reading his chat log, he gets up and starts pacing. >> what positions have you tried? >> god, i'm an idiot. >> do you know how a to ride? do you like dog y i? >> p

la, la, dee, doo, dee, doo, doo, la, la, la. - here we go. look.pere is my grandfather and your father, right? - right. let's see what he wrote. "hello. i'm having lots of adventures sailing. "i wanted you to see the big fish i saw. it's almost as big as daniel." - wow. - "i miss my tiger family and think you often. love, grandpere." awww, i miss grandpere. - i miss grandpere too. - but getting a letter from him makes me feel so happy because i love him. - yeah. i love grandpere. and i love you. grr. - love you too, little tiger.

. ♪ ♪ doo doo ♪ doo doo >> now time to get the summer concert series started.ti generation, "you'll always be my baby ♪ ♪ you'll us be my baby and we'll linger on ♪ ♪ 'cause you'll us be my baby >> help a lady out, darling. yes, you will now. ♪ i ain't going to cry and i will beg you to stay how will it get in my way ♪ ♪ i know you'll be back again because you know in your heart baby our love will never end. ♪ you'll always be a part of me i'm part of you indefinitely ♪ >> forgive my microphone. ♪ ooh darling because you'll us be my baby ♪ ♪ and we'll linger on yes we will the feeling is strong ♪ ♪ no way you're never gonna shake me 'cause you'll always be my baby ♪ ♪ i know that you'll be back boy when your days and your nights get a little bit colder ♪ ♪ i know that you'll be right back baby baby believe me it's only a matter of time ♪ ♪ you'll always be a part of me i'm part of you indefinitely ♪ ♪ boy don't you know you can't escape me ooh darling 'cause you'll us be my baby ♪ ♪ and we'll linger on and we're going to linger on ♪ ♪ time can't erase a feeling

in fact, adam, they're in the deep doo doo they're in precisely because of that. >> you know, we're at a high level, wre blessed that we have a system of d process in our country. >> there we go with the due process. >> all right. -- >> we're not -- >> we do not have due process with the irs. if the i says you owe it money with no answer, they will freeze your bank accounts, period. >> youave an alternative. >> we know that this went on in the exempt division, period. we know that. why she's ill there and getting paid is beyond me. >> buy the way, it makes far more oomph and push when dag ann says it with a southern accent. >> i like the way she took the fifth. i'm innocent and i take the fifth. >> that is a legal right. >> if you were in a court of law, that's contempt. you can't go out there and say i'm innocent, i am innocent. >> if you get into trouble, charlie, youake the fifth, i'm not going to disparage you. >> you don't make the opening statement. >> you don't get to say i didn't break any laws. >>any have done that before. >> through the watergate hearings. >> they all said --

deep doo doo today was. the homepage of them and international and. institution and its famous worldwide people are very jealous that i get to have this opportunity to see what the most of the public wouldn't be able to see. i don't think too many people have ever seen me or even heard of me but i am one of the oldest guardians of the hermitage who knows what could have become of the exhibits if not for me and my friends we are all. bio nobel in time is never late for work but she isn't an employee here at the hermitage era good ionas is a volunteer from england and we stand in the entrance we have see you tell people when they're passing through to the and turnstiles we have to tell them to take off their outdoor kading let their case in jackets and put them in the family and just answer any general questions that they may have about. the museum about west to find them out so. they're. an excursion. in london iona studies russian culture different from russia recommended that she work at the petersburg prison into. the. east coast most of us just sou

>> too-too doo-doo!tony and tuckerr the most popular segment onent television. this is the segment when tuckerr and i put our heads together too answer your qeaz. questions. sometimes it's not just us.t's t we are joined by our friend frie telling us what is going on in g the sky and there's a lot going on. greg bedford, professor of astronomy. a >> happy memorial day weekend. >>> did you notice we up gradedd the music a little bit. >> yes, i did.did. >> it's dj friday, star trek scene. >> i think you had to put int that request earlier. >> dog gone. >> so for astronomers budding astronomers and regular peoplel like us. >> yeah. >> an exciting couple of weeks. >> if we can get the crowd godsd to part the skies there. >> we should be in good shape. clear skies sunday, and monday. >> starting today for the next five days, we have a beautifultl alignment for the threee brightest planets the sky. sky. people go outside and they go and face the west northwest,nort they're going to see venus,s, jupiter and mer

what doo-doo do? you call your friends and a lot of the people who went there today whether "politico" or other organizations or their friends of the obama administration will help them talk their way out of the mass. lou this attorney general already held in contempt of congress leaking parts of those meetings with the whole scandal starts with the it ministration committed and prosecuting officials more than any other president or all the previous presidents combined. this cannot be much closer to farce? >> think about "the washington post" reported they had permission from the justice department to say certain things about the meeting that on the other side you have department using the meeting to spin their way away from the widening scandal it @%rely doesn't happen in a free country where the press and the government collude like happened today up on the fifth floor at the rfk building. lou: this attorney-general whose credibility is in question is not an odor retreat 70 percent of the most recen

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but the irs is pinning it on low-level employees, saying it was not politically motivate the doos doos has -- peter doocy has more. >> reporter: lawmakers are fired up about the irs targeting

. >> you are allowed to say doo-doo on air.pencerring -- you were censoring yourself, but you can say that even on the 5:00 hour. >> wait, wait, wait. jesse has to say something very important. >> i was going to say what is on second and what we are trying to get at is who is on first. >> there was a thing you were doing -- >> would you say that was a hot topic, jesse? >> i didn't say that. he said it. >> you were making a pun because the assistant man is there. >> fella's i am opening a quiz knows. >> it is known as a preemptive strike. now we have to stop all of our teases. >> when you take off the dry sandwich board do you take it with it? >> i do lose feathers all the time from the chicken suit. i am done. >> all righty. i will see you on the back half whatever you call yourself. coming up, what are some tips to help you fall asleep? dana discusses her new book, i listen to the sound of wails -- wales being harpooned. strange even for you. first, can anyone apply for a one-way trip to the colonized mars? yes even bill schul

"i'll do 'eleanor rigby'-doo, you know?"ing good. you're holding up." and he just took t goes, "i'm h. you hear that? he says i'm holding up, you know? we're going to go do an eedy-weedy." and then he leaned out of the booth at the restaurant, and he goes, "i'm still holding up over here." >> jimmy: he's super nice and super cool. >> "dana, next time, try not to make fun of paul." >> jimmy: but paul mccartney is one impression that, i mean, that was one of my favorites that you did. but do you think that he gets, like -- but he must be affected by all the celebrity worship. >> it's weird. you can't look at a beatle and not be -- i mean, i famously smoked pot with him. i didn't smoke pot, but when paul mccartney hands you a joint, you toke. you toke hard. [ laughter ] "a doobie-woobie." you know? and -- we -- we're just show folk. we're clowns up here. and mccartney -- we're just show folk, but we worship our movie stars the most. there's no review greater than a movie star. you know, the tv ad, like, daniel day-lewis is noth

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she and her husband are dedicated supporters of their alma mater.y appreciate the doos education havethem and people around the world. >> foundation for a person long term, starts with good upbringing and great education. this is why i always very much respect our teachers and educators. i believe they are the heroes for all of our success. >> her tireless spirit and work and family will always stay with her. she credits her parents, especially her mother for her daily mantra. >> every day i breathe two words fair and care. anything we do with family and friends and co-workers, everybody got to have a sense of pride when they impact whatever they do, putting the business, the world and the people around us. i think that is how it keeps me going. >> reporter: our best wishes to all of her accomplishments. stay tuned. we're going to meet an educator and author using his personal stories to inspi ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: our final profile features a man seen as a role model by many for sharing his experiences as a transgender man. his work and career addresses the many challenges that is faced

you see doo-doo stains. discharges from people who might have something. to get it in the wash. >> like many of the inmates at the jail, perez is here after getting caught up in tampa's prescription drug epidemic. he's pled not guilty and is now awaiting trial. >> the opportunity came across to make extra money and i tried to take it like an idiot. i made like $130. shows you i'm not that good, huh? i'm ready to change. it's definitely a wakeup call. >> but not everyone who comes to jail sees it as an opportunity for change. the drug trade exists even on the inside. drugs are most commonly smuggled in through visitors or the mail. and once they're in, inmates create their own sales and distribution systems. >> the laundry room, as well as the kitchen are the central hubs. they'll put the contra band, whether it's drugs or weapons, they'll put it in a cart and tag the cart in such a manner that the other inmates at the receiving end know this is the cart. it might be something as simple as flipping a shirt over or taping a piece of paper to the side of the

you're in deep doo-doo. >> if i owe $10,000 to don core leeown and 10,000s to to irs, the irs gets theirirst. >> neil: what if it's an italian irs agent in you're in a conundrum. we had laws put in place after watergate to avoid this sort of thing. so obviously we circumvented that. whether they're rogue agents or orders on high. >> it's still happening. we'll know more at the end of the week. i think people will be in greater shock than they are right now and the implementation of the healthcare law at the very least probably will be slowed down by this, because there's a whole -- been a whole string of things. it's more expensive than thought. >> neil: better for this is the irs enforcement part. democrats and republicans alike aren't going to be running for this. >> the irs already has complete access to all of our financial records and now to our healthcare records. don't know people feel comfortable with the new reality. >> neil: we'll find our medical tests have been denied. we have the detailed questionnaire that, if you got it, really frighten you. mine was earned in djibouti, af

self in deep a doo. >> she might have. fifth amendment has been interpreted by courts.ll or nothing proposition. you either give no testimony other than saying who you are or answer all questions. if witnesses were permitted to pi can and choose to answer, they would control the forum rather than the questioner. she either waived her fifth amendment right by making her statement now, meaning she has to answer everything or she waived about the statements she made. so when she said i didn't do anything wrong. i didn't brick break any laws or violate any irs procedures, she waived her fifth amendment right on those three categories. anything wrong, federal laws irs procedures. the house of representatives can go around the corner to a federal judge and get an order directing her to answers their questions on three subject matters because she volunteered to say that before she invoke the fifth amendment protection. >> neil: so if darrell issa wants to bring her back to, he can subpoena her and go through this again or she could be questioned on the areas she refused. >> if

have to i do doo with the president staying out of the way. >> jon: next on news watch. why are the media ignoring new details about what happened the night of the benghazi attack? >> they had the ability to react and respond. >> a special forces op. reveals more details about the benghazi attacks telling fox news that more could have been done. why aren't the rest of the media jumping on this story. story. answers next on news watch. [ female announcer ] a classic meatloaf recipe from stouffer's starts with ground beef, onions and peppers baked in a ketchup glaze with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care, for you or your family. hey everybody, hi mom... streaming live with a tour of my new place... knowing you can still reach out. ... and now you've seen it. that's powerful. verizon. get mom a lucid 2 by lg for free. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded experiences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instd of "strength training

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] [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] [ scooby-doo's "huh?"get it together. jim and i tried to bring order. >> legalize -- what was it? oh, yeah, pot! >> stephanie: yes! marijuana people there. all sorts of people. we welcome -- we were inclusive. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] however, focus! >> stephanie: wendy in chicago, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hello, wendy. >> caller: i'm going to downshift back to angeline na jolie. i'm happy for her decision. it is her body, her choice and she feels confident in that decision. however, i think once we start looking at the problem of breast cancer, the big picture needs to be focused on more. especially so much focus on just having a gene. i'm 47 years old. and frankly when i was a child i don't remember so many people around me being affected by breast cancer. targeting the gene is important but a fear that i have, especially when we're talking about insurance is a new precedent for women of the jew sect to say you have this gene. we recommend you have breast removal. that is what i fear. because som

nearly over and nothing the supreme court does is likely to change that astonishing fact. [ scooby-doo'ss including me viewed the idea of gay marriage as undesirable and wildly improbable today most americans, including me, believe permitting gays to marry is the right thing to do. let us pause in wonder at the speed and moral meaning of this change. as little as a decade ago, homosexuality was illegal in many states. whatever the supreme court decides now won't be nearly as important as what has already happened in our country. he goes on to say -- he talks about why it matters. if you are a gay couple living in my home state of mississippi, or one of the states in which opposition to gay marriage is very strong, you care very much about the supreme court decision. yet arriving at this position for me has been a difficult and painful journey. until june of 2003 i was a vocal opponent of it. i believed gay marriage would weaken the traditional institution of marriage. the institution that binds mothers, fathers, and families together. any way, his personal evolution he said i changed my

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they're making a big push to replace flash with new technologies that work with html five but doo do much the same thing. mandy? >> the stock is none the less still down by eight tenths of a%. >> here is something else to really chew on. the narrow reigns that we have been trading in. today's range is 40 points. >> what has changed, do you think, over the past three years? >> i want to note we are hitting an historic intraday high. financials and industrials are leading. look at these double digit gains. how much -- if you look at the semiconductor index. the stock has been powering forward. let me get to the flash crash issue. a couple things are different. there are new circuit breakers in place that would allow them to move in individual bands. but if it gets too far out of whack, it will stop and halt the market. five minutes is very typical. i think that will go a long way towards mitigating the worst possible effects of another potential flash crash. that's been eliminated as well. mandy, back to you. >> i just tweeted out the fed plus japan plus quantitative easing and europe,

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the cotton ball in the doo-dah. >>> time for the baby of the week. >> when we celebrate the new additions gardner, born on march 17th, also known as st. patrick's day. sarah and michael, mom says he was born with more hair than his proud papa. i'm sure he appreciate you saying that. sophia marjorie bell made her big debut on february 19th. mom and dad's advise, to always expect the unexpected. our third baby of the week is happy and lincoln michael rude, born on march 22nd to shauna and jay rude in arizona. mom and dad call him their miracle baby and are enjoying the beautiful gift they have been given. if you want your baby to be considered for baby of the week. go to our website for details. >>> they're here to talk about the wild ride when her parents move in with them, in the second season of "married to jonas." family friendly or for adults only? >>> our team of moms review the hotest movies at the theaters and to rent. but first these messages. so being an advertising spokesman i have to look my best on camera. whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insura