don lived in duluth. so he drove around the range to get a room until 1:30 in the morning and he found one in virginia, minnesota, and so he overslept and had to drive to chisholm and was late so he picked up -- he picked up jim and he decided -- to make up the time, he just drove fast and, of course, he got pulled over. and got a ticket. which made them really late for this parade and they got put at the end behind the horses on a very, very hot, sweatering delay -- sweltering day. so all during the day, donnie makes one screwup after another, he offended local t.f.l. activists, he lost jim for about half an hour. jim knew where he was but he didn't know where jim was. and he left this black car parked directly in the sun during a parade, and it just became -- you know what that means. so then thankfully after the fifth parade there was going to be like a three-hour break, and they were going to drive to somebody's house where they would be able to eat and get this the air conditioning and relax. and so

don lived in duluth.o he drove around the range to get a room until 1:30 in the morning and he found one in virginia, minnesota, and so he overslept and had to drive to chisholm and was late so he picked up -- he picked up jim and he decided -- to make up the time, he just drove fast and, of course, he got pulled over. and got a ticket. which made them really late for this parade and they got put at the end behind the horses on a very, very hot, sweatering delay -- sweltering day. so all during the day, donnie makes one screwup after another, he offended local t.f.l. activists, he lost jim for about half an hour. jim knew where he was but he didn't know where jim was. and he left this black car parked directly in the sun during a parade, and it just became -- you know what that means. so then thankfully after the fifth parade there was going to be like a three-hour break, and they were going to drive to somebody's house where they would be able to eat and get this the air conditioning and relax. and so do

right knew 13-hour commercial is airing on a tv station in duluth, minnesota. it will get arby's the guinness world record but they want to show how long its beef brisket cooks. the entire commercial is an oven door with the brisket cooking, and arbys will post the entire ad on its webs. thank you for joining us. we'll be back at 9:00 and 1 >> warning, the following jokes are raunchy, risque, and for adults only. >> suzanne, you look great. i think i'll have your room sent up to mine. >> no one threw a better party, a better black tie, a-list, racy, raucous, hilarious party than the king of cool... >> dean martin. >> dean martin. >> deano. >> dean, you're a phenomenon. you look like cary grant and you smell like ed mcmahon. >> starvista entertainment and time life present the dean martin celebrity roasts. >> dean and i have been on more floors than johnson's wax. >> the funniest, most glamorous celebrity get togethers ever shown on television. >> you're a fake! you don't know the first thing about being a policewoman. i'm go

could set a record for the longest commercial on tv history, right now a commercial is airing in duluthminnesota, it will get the world record but not about the trophy. arby's wants to show how long the beef brisket cooks, nearly the entire commercial is just that, a brisket cooking, they will dish it up on a sandwich. arby's will soon post the entire ad on its website so if you missed it you can see it there. that is it for us on abc news at 11:00. >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call it crazy. some call it adorable. but everyone calls its "bloopers." stop what you're doing. unless what you're doing is watching "bloopers." let's go. [applause] hello, everybody. i'm dean cain. . this is "bloopers." it is without question the best show in the world that you

right knew 13-hour commercial is airing on a tv station in duluth, minnesota.will get arby's the guinness world record but they want to show how long its beef brisket cooks. the entire commercial is an oven door with the brisket cooking, and arbys will post the entire ad on its webs. thank you for joining us. we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00. we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00. thank you for being ♪ so, eric, your dad's muffler shop opens tomorrow. that's, like, the perfect job for him. i mean, he's been muffling you for years. yes, he really hates noise. i think it's because it reminds him of fun. hey, at least red got a job he likes. i thought i was cool flipping burgers, then i met the night shift guy who's been doing it for 30 years. he's got no eyebrows, and he lives in his own car. i don't want to be that guy. and you won't be if you follow the plan i gave you, okay? we get a job as a local weather team, then go national as morning talk show hosts, and then... star in our own ice capades. jackie, i've told you, i don't capade. i am quitting my job, though. me

evolution of precision technonologies has made a kind of standard possible whereby you can go to duluth or to paris and find the same a440 on the instrument that you are playing. and this kind of standardization has led to the sharing of more music; the playing of more varied instrumentalists together. but a musical instrument can be made of something extremely simple and still have the power of profound expression. it seems to only be true in the european or american world that people look on instruments as a manufactured item. elsewhere in the world, the kind of spiritual aspect to an instrument is much more important. instrumentalists treat their instruments very, very carefully. in many societies, libations and ceremonies are prepared as the instrument is being built and as it is being completed. there's a kind of soul in each instrument that is the responsibility of the musician to seek out, because the instrument is an object, but it's not the object. music is always the object of the instrument. (narrator) technology has always had a fundamental impact on the construction of musi

and only in the plains could i tell you about 100 in kansas, and snow just north of duluth. so monday forecast is a quiet day in tp eastern half of the country after a nice weekend. you know, may 4th. >> just ahead, new studies that could unlock the secrets to the fountains of youth. and why relief, don't worry, it's on the way. ♪ ♪ (vo) oh. my. tongue. finally. (announcer) all-new friskies saucesations. a taste experience like no other. in cheesy, creamy, homestyle, or garden sauce. friskies. feed the senses. . >>> welcome back. let's get to business with courtney reagan. >> futures are lower this morning. the unrest in ukraine overshadowed the positive u.s. jobs report. look for data on the services sector and earnings for pfizer. later this week the focus will be on washington as the fed chair janet yellen testifies on capitol hill. the average price of gas rose three cents to $3.72 a gallon. but prices should start to fall due to higher production in libya and a ramp up of gas production in the u.s. >>> there's a reason to celebrate. after raising sharply for weeks, line

it is snowing just north of duluth, which is a cruel punishment for you. is looking nice all the way to the southeast. there's a chance of showers late today in d.c. that's not until after the dark. everyone h looks fine on the east coast. 102 is too hot. >> yeah. >> thank you, appreciate it. coming up at the top of the hour, more from the correspondence dinner. did joel mchale go too far when he talked about governor christie? we're going to huddle around the water cooler where andrew hosted snl. what he found about the country's commitment to beyonce? and it ain't pretty. that and much more on a cinco de mayo monday. the table is set i'm type e. my golden years will not just be gold plated. i had 3 different 401(k)s. e*trade offers rollover options and a retirement planning calculator. now i know "when" i'm going to retire. not "if." (meowright on cue. (laughs) it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with wholesome ingredients and irresistible taste, no wonder it's the only one cats ask for by name. . >>> welcome back, everybody. earlier in t

the summer season it was a little different this year on the shores of lake superior in places like dulutha lot of people posted pictures of ice along the beach, people standing on ice, floating on ice. this weekend was a holiday on ice. someone said on social media, damn the icebergs, beach time ahead. daytime highs were in the 80s but winter was so bad it's going to take a long while for water temperatures to come around. >>> someone is leaving money all over san francisco and the people of the bay area couldn't be happier about it. all we know is this. he's a guy who says he's made millions in real estate. he wishes to remain anonymous. he puts out clues on social media directing people in the bay area to the money drops which so far have totalled four grand since last thursday. >>> when we come back, leaving the digital age behi you y >>> our final story here tonight is about a man whose life's work is all about saving a dying art form in our digital age. as our own harry smith found out he's changing a lot of young lives in the process so tonight mr. smith goes back to the place roote

. >>> speaking of competition that's what some high school students in duluth, minnesota were involved >> 80 of them took to the water in their boats made of cardboard. they had themes and some floated better than others. >> it may seem fun but it was serious academic pursuit. they are the final projects after a semester of studying flotation and buoyancy. >> give them props here. only in the mid-50s yesterday morning a the water must have been pretty chilly. >> whoa! >> i'm sure it was in everyone's best interest to stay in the boat. no one was slacking off. >> motivation, forget a's and bs. don't get wet. it's good. coming up -- >>> it sounds too good to be true. too good to be delicious. low fat 200 calorie doughnut. we'll find out how they taste. >>> paul mccartney's health care. the encouraging prognosis coming up. you are watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by mr. clean liquid muscle. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by mr. clean liquid muscle. to hel, and that he travels the world inventing amazing new cleaner

there is tons of ice off duluth, minnesota.with the temperatures hovering just above freezing, it hasn't melted. that should change, though, by this weekend when the south wind pushes the ice north and the temperatures finally rise. >>> most roads should be free of ice this morning. but watch out for hail, again, in the denver area. roads will be wet from the rockies, down into new mexico and texas.ht and in the northeast. and slippery from the ohio valley to the shenandoah.fá >> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in washington, philadelphia, new york and denver. >>> back to the news. we are getting a first look this morning at surveillance video from a frightening pool accident in florida. watch the girl who is highlighted here.zv she approaches the railing. she grabs it. she gets paralyzed by electricity. the man sitting there eventually pulls her out. >> another child is still in the water for several more seconds until another man risks his life to drag her to safety. in all, three children were shocked. >> i

it is finally warming up in duluth and in northern minnesota. it is no longer colder than mars and our ships are ready to go andra

that's a massive oak tree that came smashing down on this small car on a busy road in duluth, georgia. the driver was trapped inside of that crushed car for nearly an hour. but check this out. he managed somehow to call 911 from his cell phone. and crews were able to free him. he's now recovering at an area hospital. >>> and a wild police chase in alabama. watch as the suspect in the white p.t. cruiser. you may have missed it there. he smashed head-on into the police car. >> how could we miss it? >> the video was taken by 16-year-old jared hinkle, who was on a ride along. while pursuing the suspect, ran through stop signs and red lights. all the while, smiling and waving at passersby. he was eventually arrested. >>> and this bear in florida appears to be ready for a summer break after knocking over trash cans and scaring residents in a daytona beach, florida, on thursday. this bear needed a bit of a rest. the bear -- a bit of a rest. wasn't phased by the photographer snapping pictures. relaxing in the hammock for about 20 minutes before heading back into the woods. ambling, back into

. >>> and it also still looks like winter on the shores of lake superior with tons of ice in duluth, and with temperatures hovering just above freezing, it has not been able to melt. that should change this weekend when the temperatures start to rise. those poor folks. >> let's take a look at the rest of your weather. as we mentioned, there could be more severe weather in the denver area extending to the eastward into the high plains. and there could be rain in southern california, kentucky and tennessee, and thunderstorms in much of the northeast. >>> temperatures will be moderate in the northwest. but in the cool side, 50s and 60s around the great lakes. and in new england, highs will be in the 80s and 90s. and in the south, as far as washington. >>> now we go north of the border to canada for an up-close visit with a little friend we don't usually see so close up. whoa! >> we don't usually see a baby moose in front of a truck. the guys found the young female on his way to an animal shelter. so he stopped off for coffee at tim hortons. >> she's so chill. >> turns out her mother was

. >>> speaking of competition that's what some high school students in duluth, minnesota were involvedemes and some floated better than others. >> it may seem fun but it was serious academic pursuit. they are the final projects after a semester of studying flotation and buoyancy. >> give them props here. only in the mid-50s yesterday morning a the water must have been pretty chilly. >> whoa! >> i'm sure it was in everyone's best interest to stay in the boat. no one was slacking off. >> motivation, forget a's and bs. don't get wet. it's good. coming up -- >>> it sounds too good to be true. too good to be delicious. low fat 200 calorie doughnut. we'll find out how they taste. >>> paul mccartney's health care. he canceled concerts and went to the hospital. the encouraging prognosis coming up. you are watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by mr. clean liquid muscle. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by mr. clean liquid muscle. to hel, and that he travels the world inventing amazing new cleaners, like his newest invention, l

it is finally warming up in duluth and in northern minnesota. it is no longer colder than mars and our ships are ready to go and transport goods and we want them to be at their full capacity, and the only way we achieve this is by dredging some of these areas where we've seen some major problems. the bill also makes critical reforms to our nation's rivers and waterways. the inland waterway system in this country spans 38 states and handles approximately one half of all inland waterway freight. with many maintenance and construction projects years overdue, the inland waterways are in dire need of major rehabilitation. the inland waterways trust fund which funds these projects is in steady decline and if we don't strengthen it, the industries that so heavily depend on the inland water system and the people that work for these industries critical jobs will suffer. that is why i cosponsored the river act with senators casey and landrieu to help move forward major instruction -- construction projects on the inland waterway system including locks and

are fighting this terrible scourge, there are many organizations like men against trafficking in duluth, minnesota, in my own congressional district who are out there providing safe harbor services for girls and boys that are rescued from this terrible scourge. but this legislation represents the fact the congress recognizes that we can be of insistence in fighting this terrible scourge, and we do so with this act. again, which i am a proud co-sponsor, but i'm so proud what judge poe and carolyn maloney have done on this. what the bill does is says these children are the victims, they are not the criminals as they have so often been treated in our society. they are the victims of child abuse. they're the victims of rape and violence and unmentionable crimes and terrible, terrible things, and they're entitled to the protection, the medical services, the counseling, all that we can provide. mr. chairman, may i ask for 10 ore seconds? mr. scott: i yield to the gentleman another minute. mr. nolan: this has a trafficked victims funds put on the backs of the real criminals on this, the johns,

newslighted in the "duluth tribune," they write -- that is jim oberstar who passed away in his sleep yesterday. from pennsylvania, democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a veteran who served in the air force for 10 years. i actually have a claim to .isability i'm looking at 13 years right now. i filed 13 years ago and i haven't gotten it completed yet or anything. yet.'t get any help i just think these peaceful -- these people are wasting so much money on these lavish dinner parties. veterans like myself cannot get a simple claim finished. how would you describe beltway culture? caller: what exactly is beltway culture? host: inside the beltway, how people perceive washington. caller: i don't think it is too good to say the least. more and more of our taxes are being taken. -- moreamily members and more money being taken away for education for our children to go to college. it is just ridiculous. i think people in washington are more disconnected than ever. host: how would you describe the beltway culture is the topic of our first 45 minutes. on the phone mines -- yo