doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo hand it don't matter now ♪ ♪ well i don't think about that stuff no i don't think about that stuff ♪ ♪ it don't matter now ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo ♪ ♪ ♪ bad man running your hometown surf your way on through the crowd ♪ ♪ it don't matter now change your name you won't be found it don't matter now ♪ ♪ well i don't think about that stuff no i don't think about that stuff ♪ ♪ it don't matter now ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo it don't matter now ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo it don't matter now ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo

- ♪ la-da-dee, la-da-dum, la-da-doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo-da-da-doo ♪ hmm. where's my trowel?ng] yes, patrick? - [whispering] is this a trowel? - [whispering] yes, patrick. - oh, here it is. [screaming] - don't hurt us, squidward. - we're bored. - we just want to play with your... whatever this thing is. - no, no, no, no, no, no. you morons would probably-- you want to play with my lawn mower? both: yeah! yeah! yeah! yeah! yeah! - thanks for letting us mow your lawn, squidward. ahhh! my patty-flipping hand! [both crying] - [giggles maniacally] [engine humming] knock yourselves out. crash! [giggling and shouting] [screams] - whoa! [giggling] - vroom-vroom-vroom-vroom. [laughter] [tires squealing] - [humming] excuse me, davy. i've got my first blind date in 400 years, and i've got to look good. hmm, it's a little torn. course, it was the shirt i was buried in. ah, memories. [sniffs] [glass shattering] [hacking] [panting] okay, that one's a bit ripe. hmm. stained. naw. too itchy. hey, there she is. i've been savin' this beauty for a special occasion. [hissing] lookin' good. [rumb

. ♪ here ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ here come the sun ♪ and i say, it's all right ♪ ♪ doo, doo, doo >> soeople stopped to look up at the sky. >> from sea to sun-covered sea, people were all about this made in america event. this america exclusive, this america strong eclipse. >> keep goin', baby. >> here's matt gutman. >> reporter: after so much anticipation, it arrived right on schedule. the celestial matinee turning night to day. >> it is absolutely spectacular. look how dark it is, how quiet it is. the air is still. this is like be being in the eye of a hurricane. >> reporter: next stop, the place known as solar city. >> i'm almost speechless. the crowd here is absolutel ecstatic. i'm going to have our cameraman, glen, turn down the lights. turn it off, glen, let's see how dark it really is. it's pitch-black here. this is the most incredible thingi thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: madras, oregon. >> feasting their eyes on a spectacular that many of us will never get to see again. >> reporter: a shadow marching eastward, averaging 1800 miles an hour, reaching a place known as car heng

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does he look like velma from "scooby doo"?an, literally because of the comments. >> nobody watches "scooby doo" anymore. >> jimmy: because you weren't getting recognized anymore. we have a big exclusive on the show tonight. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you guys have a great logo for "good mythical morning." you're changing the logo. >> yeah. and we're putting on a mug. because you know, you can't have a great show without a a great mug. >> you can have a mug without a a show. >> oh, yea [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to debut the mug and the logo. yeah. >> big deal. >> jimmy: you ready for this? [ cheers and applause ] [ drumroll ] quest? >> that's it. [ drumroll ] >> come on. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: "good mythical morning." i love it! that's a great logo! >> yeah! >> jimmy: that's a great mug! yes, new mug! rhett & link, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] new mugs. new stories. new episodes of "good mythical morning" will be on youtube in august. kygo and ellie goulding perform for us next. stick around everybody. [ cheer

[ laughter ] >> seth: yeah there you go. [ applause ] i just didn't know him from "scooby doo."you did it. >> you were on -- >> seth: i wasn't there then, but i remember watching at home, being like, "man, on top of everything else, rob lowe has a shaggy impression." >> yes. you know, i mean we all have our talents. >> seth: yeah. >> it's -- you know, when i was a kid, i loved all these spooky campfire stories of bigfoot and all that. and i never knew whether they were true or not and frankly didn't even care. >> seth: yeah. >> i just thought they were cool. and so when i had kids of my own, i raised them with, you know, that kind of lore. and now, really, it's just a chance to have an excuse to hang out with my boys. >> seth: is now is having a tv show the only way to get kids that age to hang out with you? >> yes. only way. only way. [ laughter ] >> seth: really? so like, 'cause what are they? >> well thank god you have yours. >> seth: yeah, that's true. cause my 1-year-old is already like, "what time is it on? is it network?" [ laughter ] so wait, are you -- how old are your

trenton. 60 deg wilmington. 68 in cape outay t doo get that exercise runnimorninsese people never anywhere. do you noticehat. it's going run or anything else you want to do. if you'r 10:00 a.m. 82 by 3:00 p.m. that will be high this afternoon. we've gotming in teaer futlue the details on t make progress. >> reporter: good morning t make quick along expressway with the overnight paving work, but slowly, but suy through thef overnight lane closures we hadt night in both directions. at this point you can see the eastbound right lane out of commission by the blue route 476. it should be gone in theour.ar side outer blocked for the oxford circle. 95 south is clear. we're watching the crash union avenue at bryn mawr avenue and one to avoid in upper dublin, walsh road 63. is closed each morning this week stay on markley street. bucks county, c directionsm. usually the breaking this gun when itchildren's h philth >> reporter: matt, the 11-y conscious and expected to survive and remains in critical conditn. the t scene ifthat was boyimself in the fa circumstances surrounding this remain under inves

so "us" better lawyer up because we're in some deep doo doo. ." ( applause ) speaking of dee-dee -- (r ) fox news. ( laughter ) the "huffington post" is reporting that co-host of "the specialists" and guy who's cologne you can smell through the tv, eric bolling, sent coworkers "an unsolicited photo of male genitalia via text message." oh, my god. whatever happened to old fashioned courtship when a gentleman would telegraph his genitalia? "here is my penis. stop." "stop sending me your penis. stop. seriously, stop. stop." bolling -- ( piano riff ) -- has been suspended while fox news investigates. but he denies the charges. sort of. according to his lawyer, "mr. bolling recalls no such inappropriate communications." he doesn't recall? how do you forget sending someone your bits and pieces? "did i leave the lights on? did i turn off the stove? ( cheers and applause ) did i leave the water running the tub? did i send multiple penis pics to my coworkers?" ( laughter ) >> jon: i don't know, i don't know. >> stephen: now, a lot of people are calling bolling a hypocrite because of what he sa

. >> they are trying to turn back the clolock, and you cannot doo ththat.hey should d really put the pel to the metal and invest in newew tetechnology and reall comommito it.. >> at least for emmy customers, they're heading headlong into the future at their own pace daniel. daniel: a fire broke out in tokyo. officials say the fire spread -- start at a nearby building and spread quickly. they contained the latest before it reached stores in the popular tourist destination. no injuries were reported. they say business is like sports except for real. there is nothing unreal about this next buyout from the world of football. laila: you can say that again. neymor is finally a traded player. the club put out a tweet saying he is coming and he signed a five-year deal. his 222 billion euro buyout clause was finally paid. the deal would break europeans spending rules but brazil said it has been fulfilled. neymor says he is very happy to join the sg. and why wouldn't he be? take us through the day's events. >> it started off early. he is the man in the white hand --

purged from the white house for being ineffective, the president has stepped in the deepest pile of his doo-doos presidency. >> i'm sure sean and reince are high fiving and saying that's not my problem anymore. i'm sure they're probably upset because -- i haven't spoken to sean in a while, but maybe if i was there i could have done something differently. >> is that as foolish as dating the guy that cheats on every girl and then when he's finally your boyfriend you're like i'll be the one that changes him? are they all -- are they all engaged in the fool's errand? are they involved in the fool's errand thinking they can change donald trump? >> yes. yes. here's why i think that. look, the conversations i have been having over the last year and half and quite frankly i was a part of the conversations oh my goodness, you know what, if gets the nomination he'll become serious. oh, my goodness if in fact he wins the presidency, the weight of the presidency will make him much more serious. oh, my goodness, you know, he's a manhattan liberal. he wants to be loved. he wants -- he'll work with democrats

and doo a mueller. >> good morning, live look at the schuylkill schuylkill at city avenue. cameras a bit blur fry all of the rain we had this morning, but we've been keeping an eye on construction project, eastbound, mentioned earlier, as you can see from the light here this is where it start. crews have the left lane from city avenue all the way to the blue route closed in a if you add that to the wet conditions we have significant glowing on both sides of the wrote roadway. if you have somewhere to be give yourself extra time to get through that. puddle by belmont, caused earlier accident, so make sure you're going slowly around the curve there. in the earlier rain, still causing all sort of problems on the roadways throughout the rest of the area. there are some major flood issues at airport road between 95 and common boulevard. that's completely closed because that far water. so, your alternate there will be basin road. and moving out of bethlehem pike, weaver accident investigation, that whole road closed and has been for several hours this morning, crews are on the sc

comes the sun, doo doo doo doo! >> thank you very much. having a great time.e are beginning to leave the quad and moving on and going on to start school tomorrow. was this the best start of school ever? >> yes, definitely. it was awesome. >> we have one more person. do you want to come over? come on. tell me about what you experienced, what did you expect? >> i expected it to get dark but i did not expect the temperature to change and get so cold. >> i felt the same way. i kept thinking it was going to rain. it never did. what are you going to do with your ex -- you're a clips -- your eclipse glasses? >> maybe put them in a scrapbook. >> if you keep them pristine you can use them again. fantastic. anybody here a science major? you are? look at your shirt. look at your fantastic shirt. tell me about your shirt. >> i don't remember where i got this but it is constellations. it seemed appropriate. >> i agree. what kind of a science major are you? >> geology and biology. >> did this inspire you? >> yes. really amazing. thank you very much. i am so glad you were al

from 800 8000 we want to get doo eight. we talk about different innovations.irst one is about connectivity. most of these arms are known midwest, in order, the recent descent is so expensive is because they use satellite to send all the data. that is very expensive. instead will use is in the technology called the whitespace. suppose you have a device at home you plug it into your house. if you can access a few miles away, how do we do that? the way we do that is by sending wi-fi signals in tv channels. for example, you see channel it or something going on, satellite is free. channel tender something else going on. in channel line we can send these wi-fi signals without interfering with her tv transmissions that are happening in channel eight or nine. the reason this is so cool is because these are lower frequency. the same power level of wi-fi. your signals could go four times farther. this is an free space. your signals could go even farther. the interesting thing about agriculture is in the farms which are away from the cities there are a lot more empty tv

rest every us doo dry for now, with time, those showers, storms, will ramp back up again.he situation. i think actual ' be dealing primarily with really drenching downpours, frequent lightning, gusty winds. i can't rule out tornado. never guarantee on these things, but the situation may lends itself to that possibility. so stick with us on this, okay flashflood watch also goes into effect as of 2:00 p.m. because the rain we do see could drench us, quick check on the tropics, harvey is in the books, actually making bee line through the lesser antilles over the next couple of really over the next few hours really. but moving into the caribbean, over time it, should clear jamaica, but churn up the surf therefore maybe vacation planned, then eventually it will strike parts of central america, with another landfall now, back here on our shores, we're really looking again at somewhat of an unsettled day, hot, humid, see some sunshine. keep your oh, perked for the thunder folks, there will be heavier downpours, strong storms do you not want to be out in. now, by tomorrow, in the

up in the '60s or '70s the volkswagon bus was an iconic image from that era from woodstock to scooby doothe microbus captured the spirit of the days and volkswagon is hoping to recapture the magic but with a modern twist. phil lebeau takes a look at the updated all-electric van called the idbuz. >> reporter: it's a blast from the past planned for the future. voke wagon's idbusz zz is an electric van hitting the streets. >> it also carries into the future with all the electrification and sensors which will make the car fully connected and autonomous. >> reporter: volkswagon may pack the latest technology into the idbuzz but hoping the new van will carry the spirit of the vw microbus. youthful, carefree, a reminder of when volkswagon was cool. these days, volkswagon's image is far from different. the passat or jetta are fine but not cutting edge. many were caught up in the rigged emissions scandal. in short, vw's image and sales in the u.s. have taken a beating. the company read admits while trying to turn the page. >> volkswagon is a brand which has a basis here. everyone knows the microb

what would doo do? he gets it done. 90-4 victory for the nats. this -- 9-4 victory for the nats.d be a preview of the playoffs. >>> there's davis and then mr. mancini, deep three straight in the 1st inning as the orioles cruise 12-3 over detroit. >>> it is so hard to gauge where the redskins are right now, but we will be able to tell something perhaps with the first redskins game with the baltimore ravens thursday night in their first preseason visit. in richmond here, though, is a concern. wide receiver josh dobson listening off the field, apparent hamstring issue, missed most last season with achille's, more on the tomorrow. coach jay gruden is not changing anything yet in training camp. >> we're still in training camp today and tomorrow. tuesday we'll sort down a bit. wednesday we'll have the walk- through and play thursday. >> reporter: any idea starters, reps thursday night? >> not yet. we'll see how we get through the next two fras, see where we are. >> coming -- practices, see where we are. >> coming up after us is about in depth with graham bensinger. >> reporter: t.o. op

but this reminds me of when i was a kid and one of my favorite morning saturday cartoons was "scooby-doo." w and if you remember, there were episodes of scooby-doo, they were my favorite, when the harlem globetrotters, the basketball team, were guests, right?t? and the globetrotters -- this is was an animated cartoon -- the globetrotters were depicted in these really racist caricatures with exaggerated black to african-american features with afros out to here. and they would reach into theirh afros and pull all kinds of crazy stuff out. they'd pull out the opposing team, the team bus, the basketball court, but it was a cartoon, right? it wasn't real. it was make-believe. it was a cartoon, and this is the way these young women were depicted in the press.n. this was the racialization of m juvenile delinquency. in response, we could argue that zoot suiters, what they were doing by spending so much time looking good, it didn't just mean they cared about looking good., they were responding to this context in which they were beinc dehumanized, in which their dignity was being stripped and i ta

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