[ laughter ] dressed up as times square elmo. >> steve: "i'll turn this times square elmo around.", the new season of "the bachelorette," for not being called "attack of the clones." [ cheers and applause ] same guy. >> steve: are those different dudes? >> jimmy: there's four different people. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: they look like sims characters. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] that's what i do when i play sims. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, summer weather, for being that special time of year when ladies break out their nicest dresses and guys go back to dressing like they're 12. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: dress is cute. so cute. >> jimmy: thank you, national spelling bee, for making me feel sorry that no one has told these kids about spell check. [ laughter ] >> steve: don't -- >> jimmy: sad. [ applause ] >> steve: don't -- sad. >> steve: don't tell them that. >> jimmy: you just type whatever you want. >> steve: yeah, don't tell them that. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, rio de janeiro, for giving us the gold, the silver and the bronze. unfortunately in your drinking water. well that --

i'm elmo, i'm cookie monster. what do you care, what do you care, what do you care?"whoever you want me to be." >> jimmy: "i'm whoever you want me to be." >> steve: you're gonna love the way you look. >> jimmy: "i'm grover, whatever." [ laughter ] >> steve: grover. >> jimmy: "i'm having a bad -- give me a break over here. come on. let's take a picture, huh. hold my cigarette." >> steve: "hold my cigarette, kids." >> jimmy: "hold my cigarillo. hold up." [ laughter ] yeah. now finally, i read that a a "game of thrones" version of the board game "clue" is now for sale. [ cheers ] it's just like regular clue except that everyone did it in every room with every weapon. [ laughter ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you, roots. it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead. tomorrow night, the very funny seth rogen will be here. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: we love seth. [ cheers and applause ] oh, he's a great guy. then on friday, he's a multiple emmy and tony award winning performer,

. >> elmo in baton rouge, louisiana. democrat. thank you for waiting. >> this man, i am trying to really understand where he is coming from. you said president obama didn't do anything about immigration. they tried to do it but who stopped it every time they tried to do it? the republican. john mccain tried to introduce one. a lot of people have tried to do but the republicans are the ones killing it. but you said donald trump is going to make it all better. this whole thing is a -- you are drinking the cool aid. not much is going to change. you have to understand, this is about being able to negotiate with foreign leaders on a political scale. donald trump knows nothing about that. mike pence hasn't done anything. president obama hasn't done a whole lot but would have done more if the republicans would have went along with it. host: all right, elmo. thanks for calling. guest: i think it's interesting. first of all, i disagree with you respectfully. i think president obama has -- had the opportunity to come to the table many times

this is elmo being arrested. poor elmo.his is a skirmish between chewbacca and a couple other friends. for some reaso don't like having these guys around, i don't understand it. but now under the new rules the city would hand out 20 passes every morning on a first come, first served basis. i don't know what time they're going to hand them out or where but that line is going to look like the world's saddest "avengers" movie. costume party is over, i guess. fortunately we're probably going to have legalized marijuana soon. so that's -- [ cheers and applause ] should i be worried when our employees are cheering louder than anyone? [ cheers and applause ] no, no. alec, no comment? he doesn't have to put it up his butt anymore. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so in november, california voters will vote on a measure to legalize marijuana for recreational use. supporters of the amendment turned in the required amount of signatures on time to get on the ballot. whether the measure passes or not, turning something in on time is

oscar and big bird and elmo, are confused on who is appearing on the revamped sesame street. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues. with rick williams, sara bloomquist and david murphy. >> hello again i'm matt o'donnell and here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. from the convention to the final stretch on election day. hillary clinton makes history in philadelphia and focuses on beating her rival, donald trump in november. >>> and it may be the most daring skydiving attempt ever. hear how the daredevil plans to make history. >>> and the luxury people are going to enjoy in philadelphia. an ala cart blow drying salon that offers quite an experience. >>> first up, lets take a live look and check in at the scene at temple university. this is where the owls basketball used to play. and they are awaiting the arrival of the official democratic candidate along with her running mate tim kaine and we expect to see former president, bill clinton on the stage and right now they are playing music and waiting for the candidate's arrival and when she does we'll be there

she loves elmo. she loves blue berries. and above all she loves face timing with grandma. [cheers and applause] >> my mom can be about to walk on stage for a debate or a speech. it just doesn't matter. she will drop everything for a few minutes of blowing kisses and reading chuga-chuga choo choo. >> trevor: that's right she will drop everything to be on face time with her grandchild. russia could be storming the coast. madam president, russia is advancing. it's getting dangerous. i will tell you what is dangerous. this little face. this little face. someone needs to launch an attack of kisses on this little face. chuga-chuga-chuga. chelsea gave a great speech. what was i en endearing as the o mayor rated my morgan freeman. >> here is a woman. what does she dream of? when does she feel proud? how many times will she leave her mark and light up the world? >> trevor: morgan freeman, a perfect choice. who better to humanize hillary clinton then the man that made us fall in love with penguins, people. after katy perry, chelsea clinton, hillary walked out on the stage. i will pu

she loves elmo. she loves blue berries. and above all she loves face timing with grandma.a debate or a speech. it just doesn't matter. she will drop everything for a few minutes of blowing kisses and reading chuga-chuga choo choo. >> trevor: that's right she will drop everything to be on face time with her grandchild. russia could be storming the coast. madam president, russia is advancing. it's getting dangerous. i will tell you what is dangerous. this little face. this little face. someone needs to launch an attack of kisses on this little face. chuga-chuga-chuga. chelsea gave a great speech. what was i en endearing as the o mayor rated my morgan freeman. >> here is a woman. what does she dream of? when does she feel proud? how many times will she leave her mark and light up the world? >> trevor: morgan freeman, a perfect choice. who better to humanize hillary clinton then the man that made us fall in love with penguins, people. after katy perry, chelsea clinton, hillary walked out on the stage. i will put it out this. i don't know if i trust a presidential candidate who

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el elmo. >> they get a book and start do this. >> i'm going to hold out as long as i can. >> sorry buddy. >>> up next a release from the frequent travelers on the horizon and then aiming to give your feet a break with the latest invention. it's a suitcase. it's going to reach speeds up to eight miles an hour and said to be tsa and saa compliant. how it comes with the hefty price tag and starting at a $10 t. laziness has apparently reached new heights. >> well, have you walked through jfk. there are time that is i missed the flight because the terminal is all the way at the other end. >> yeah, this is a no for me. >> yeah, it makes me think of the movie wally and just sitting. >> this is a good one. >> yeah, finally the rolanded the dutch of dutches and we see these pictures on friday in honors of the king's third birthday. it's this photo of george giving white chocolate to the animal. crickets where in a frenzy and saying that dogs are highly alle alle allege to -- there were warning issues not to follow in george's footstep. >> my dog used to eat a lot worse than dairy. >> i wish that

she loves elmo. she loves blueberries. and above all, she loves face timing with grandma.a debate or a speech and it just doesn't matter, she'll drop everything for a few minutes of blowing kissing and reading chug a chug a choo choo with her grant daughter. chug a got an applause. our son, aden, is five and a half weeks old, and we are so thankful that he's healthy and thriving and, well, we're a little bias, but we think he's just about the cutest baby in the world. a view, i'm pretty sure my mom shares. and every day that i spend as charlotte and aden's mother, i think about my own mother, my wonderful, thoughtful, hilarious mother. my earliest memory is my mom picking me up after i had fallen down, giving me a big hug and reading me good night moon. from that moment to this one, every single memory i have of my mom is that regardless of what was happening in her life, she was always, always there for me. every soccer game, every softball game, every patio recital, every dance recital, sundays spent together at church and the local library, countless saturdays spent fin

she loves elmo. she loves blueberries, and above all, she loves face timing with grandma. my mom can be about to walk on stage for a debate or a speech and it just doesn't matter, she'll drop everything for a few minutes of blowing kisses and reading chug a chug a choo-choo with her granddaughter. chug a chug a got an applause. our son, aiden, is five yaand a half weeks old and we are so thankful that he's healthy and thriving and, well, we're a little biased but we think he's just about the cutest baby in the world. a view i'm pretty sure my mom shares. and every day that i spend as charlotte and aiden's mother, i think about my own mother. my wonderful, thoughtful, hilarious mother. [ applause ] my earliest memory is my mom picking me up after i had fallen down, give down, giving me a big hug and reading "good night moon." from that until this memory, every single memory i have is that regardless of what was happening in her life, she was always, always there for me. [ applause ] every soccer game, every softball game, every piano recital, every dance recital. sundays sp

elmo? >> in-utero. >> i will hold out as long as possible. sorry, buddy. >>> okay. up next.r frequent travelers. the luggage maker aiming to give your feet a break with the latest invention. a rideable suitcase. the moto bag can reach speeds up to 8 miles an hour and weighs 19 pounds. it is tsa and faa compliant. however, the luggage has a hefty price tag. early bird prices at $1,000. the company raising money to fully launch the project. our laziness has reached a new height. >> i don't know. have you walked through jfk? i have missed a flight because my terminal is all the way at the other end. >> you think riding? >> this is a no for me. it makes me think of the movie "wall-e." just sitting and waiting. >> finally,he t royal fallout that landed the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince george in hot water. they released the pictures in honor of his 3rd birthday. this is the photo giving white chocolate to the dog sparked a controversy. people were on social media explaining dogs are allergic to dairy products and could cause digestive problems. the social media storm p

elmo?>> they get and book and go like this. >> i'm going to hold out as long as i possibly can. >> sorry, buddy. >>> up next, relief for travelers may be on the horizon. aiming to give your feet a break with the latest invention, a rideable it can reach 8 miles an hour. it weighs 19 pounds. said to be tsa and faa compliant. the luggage price starts at $1,000. the company currently raising money to fully launch the project. our laziness apparently reached a new height. >> i don't think it's lazy. have you walked through jfk? i legitimately missed a flight because my terminal is at the other end. >> so you think riding -- >> this is a no for me. makes me think of "walle." sitting and waiting for it to go. no. >> this is a good one. >>> finally, the royal fall that landed the duke and duchess and prince george in hot water. kensington palace released adorable pictures of prince george on friday in honor of the future king's third birthday. this photo of george giving white chocolate ice cream

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enthralled about working with elmo. i got a call about a job in public radio international. this is my dream. i traded in a fuzzy puppet for carl castle. but it's kind of all the same thing. had we have people who are compelling and storytelling. engage them in an interesting conversation. we are an exciting times. also scary times. when it comes to media and technology. whether we are educating our building my knowledge or not. there's some very interesting data on that. at pri way we approach these issues is to think about knowledge and where can we fulfill unmet needs. difference wee a focus on the fact that there is massive spreads of misinformation in society right now. not just about informing and putting it out there. massived economic forum spread of misinformation in 2014 was one of the top 10 challenges facing the world. worlde think about our problems like global warming and how we deal with income inequality in all kinds of issues. if you don't have the information you don't have the fact from number 10 and can affect the other nine. voices we bring more into the

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(high-pitched voice) ♪ la-la, la-la ♪ la-la, la-la ♪ elmo's song oh, crap. (both) whoo! thank you, ladies. now it's our bit because we have bigger glasses, and we added the hand thing. how'd it go? travis moved to hawaii. that was pretty good. let's do it again. don't. ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. moms knowafter brushing, mouths often need a helping hand. listerine® total care helps prevent cavities, strengthens teeth and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. and for kids starting at age six, listerine® smart rinse delivers extra cavity protection after brushing. okay, so i've been trying to call trav, but he won't pick up, so finding him is not going to be easy. hawaii is not just one island. it'sgroup of islands. the largest one is hawaii. time-out. so is hawaii one of the islands, or is it all of the islands? brace yourself. both. that's ridiculous. no. i know, but luckily, me and carl have been doing some research. problem is

i was enthralled with working with elmo. one day, i got a call about a job in public radio international. i had been involved with. i said, this is my dream. i trade in a fuzzy puppet for carl castle. but it's kind of all the same thing. it's about how we had people who are compelling and storytelling and how can we engage them in an interesting conversation. we are in exciting times and we are also in scary times when it comes to media and technology and education. whether educating or building knowledge or not. there is some really interesting data on that. at pri the way we approach these issues is to think about knowledge and where can we fulfill unmet needs. how can we make a difference. the three areas we focus on the fact that there is massive spreads of misinformation and society now. is not just about informing and putting it out there it's understanding that is understanding that there are forces that are pushing information out that is actually incorrect. and in fact, the world economic forum there is a agenda in

she loves elmo. she loves blueberries. and above all, she loves face timing with grandma. my mom can be about to walk on stage for a debate or a speech and it just doesn't matter. she'll drop everything for a few minutes of blowing kisses and reading chug a chug a choo choo with her granddaughter >> that was clearly an effort to what they're calling humanize hillary clinton during the last night of the dnc. let's turn it over to shannon bream in philadelphia for us as she has been all week covering the convention. hi, shannon, exciting night. >> reporter: it really was. we heard from a mother and a daughter, two women talking about their roles as women and also as professionals. they talked about personal things as well. they both made the argument about why hillary clinton should be the next president of the united states. chelsea clinton talked about her mother as very supportive, as a mother, now as a grandmother doing the same. she also talked about her credentials in public service. >> i'm voting for a fighter who never, ever gives up, and who believes that we can alw

she loved elmo. she loves blueberries and above all, she loves face timing with grandma.about to walk on stage and it just is not matter, she will drop everything for a few minutes of blowing kisses and reading check the temperature to -- chugga chugga cho choo with her granddaughter. our son is five and a half weeks old. [cheers] we are so thankful that he is healthy and thriving and we are biased, that we think he is just about the cutest baby in the world. a view i'm sure my mom shares. withvery day that i spend -- as charlotte and aiden's mother. ., i think about my own mother my wonderful, thoughtful, hilarious mother. memory is my mom picking me up after i had fallen down, giving me a big time integrating me nine man. night moon.e good from that moment and this one, everything a memory i have of my of whathat regardless was happening in her life, she was always there for me. [cheers] game, every softball game, every piano recital, every dance recital. together atn church, the local library, countless saturdays and punishments in the clouds. making up stories about w

host: all right, elmo. thanks for calling. guest: i think it's interesting. first of all, i disagree with you respectfully. i think president obama has -- had the opportunity to come to the table many times, especially work with republican leaders like john boehner and mitch mcconnell but has instead chosen to do his own style of immigration reform by deporting immigrants at record numbers through executive orders and i think that's not democratic. it's unbecoming of a president, in my opinion. if he truly wants to negotiate immigration reform i think he should come to the table and speak to people like senator mcconnell and to speak to speaker ryan. these are people, these are very, very strong republican leaders that want to do what's best for the country and more importantly want to come to the table. i think it's largely been president obama, in my opinion, at least, that has not come to the table and been willing to negotiate. host: let's hear next from nancy in ohio, republican. caller: yeah. i got three things to say. three subjects. one, ok. i'm from

and was enthralled with working with elmo and thought he was fantastic. and then one day i got a call about a job at public radio international. which i had been involved with journalism and story telling prior to graduate school. and i said this is my dream. so i traded in a fuzzy puppet for carl castle. but it's kind of all the same thing. in the end it's about how do we have people who are compelling and story telling and how can we engage them in an interesting conversation? so i think we're at exciting times. we're also in scary times when it comes to media technology and education, whether we're educating or building knowledge or not. which i can talk to in a little bit. there's some realy interesting data on that. and so at pri, the way we approach these issues is to think about knowledge and where can we fulfill unmet needs. how can we make a difference. and there are three areas where we focus on. we focus on the fact that there is massive spreads of misinformation in society now. so it's not just about informing and putting it out there. it's un

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