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: it was fun.t. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you call it beirut, i call it beer pong. but i think it was called beirut. but we played a game of beer pong where i had to throw the ping pong balls into a beer cup. and if i get it in, you have to drink. and i totally won. >> i think i was the only that has ever lost on your show. is that right? >> jimmy: oh, no, i had a winning streak after you. i beat betty white pretty hard. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] are you up for a rematch? >> definitely. >> jimmy: very good, all right. when we get back, january jones and i will play beer pong! here we go! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] this, our newest son, was imagined, drawn, carved, stamped, hewn, and forged here in america. it is well made, and it is designed to work. ♪ this was once a country where people made things... ♪ ...beautiful things, and so it is again. ♪ the new jeep grand cherokee. ♪ ♪ i'm feeling the right tone, given the right song ♪ ♪ uh-huh [ female announcer ]

it'll be fun. [ cheers and applause ] it was fun last week. we have a great, great show tonight. gorgeous oscar-winning actress, rachel weisz is here. [ cheers and applause ] i'm a big fan. nba super-duper-duper star and new member of the miami heat, chris bosh is joining us! [ cheers and applause ] and we have some great music tonight. great music from angelique kidjo featuring john legend. [ cheers and applause ] i'm so excited. it's going to be unbelievable. what a great, great show. hey, you guys, it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now this is where we take a look at the stories and issues making headlines today, and weigh the good with the bad. tonight's topic, the new season of "the jersey shore." [ light laughter ] that's right, the big premiere is this thursday on mtv. let's take a look at the pros and cons. pro -- this season, the cast leaves their hometown to go to miami. con -- "it's like frickin' lebron james over here!" [ laughter ] pretty much. pro -- "the jersey shore" girls are like florida's new "golden girls." con -- m

like, i've had mad tv make fun of the way i look, and very funny. like, they had a bill clinton character referring to me, thinking i was a guy. like, alex borstein, who does an amazing impression of me which i think is hilarious, and bill clinton-- we were doing politically incorrect in the sketch. and he kept saying, "you be quiet, fella," like that, like he was-- now, that's very funny, and i really loved it. and i think that that's great. it was creative, and it was funny, and-- but when joan rivers makes fun of people--not just me. i take issue with the fact that she makes fun of everybody. it's not just me. i'm not--i don't care, you know? but when she oinks at me and camryn manheim and rosie o'donnell and all these other wonderful women, she really feeds into the sexism of our culture. thank you for joining us today. as long as i could get my own nasty comments in. that's what this is all about. we still think you're topical and talented. topical, talented, and terrific. oh, great. thanks for being here. thanks for having me. captioning provi

it's a fun thing to do. i have fun with it.ot of times on twitter, they have these lists that get started where people tweet out topics with a pound sign in front of them. on twitter they call it a hashtag. stuff like "#what not to do in a first date," or "#remember second grade." and then everyone responds to them and gives them their two cents about what not to do on a first date or a funny memory about second grade. it's cool. it's fun. now, on friday, we tried something a little different. during our show, i went on twitter and i started a hashtag called "why don't they make that?" and i asked you guys at home to tweet up some ideas for some things that you wished existed. for example, i tweeted out, "edible wallpaper made out of fruit roll-ups." [ light laughter ] why don't they make that? anyway, you guys turned in thousands of tweets. i was watching them come in over the weekend. they were all great. some really made me laugh and some really made me think. so, tonight, i thought i'd share some of my favorite "why don't t

indignation. >> we say adult on set cry-abetes. >> reporter: poking fun is now a cottage industry.y. this turned into a real job. >> yeah, exactly. >> reporter: we met up with april at m.i.t. at a conference called rofl-con where some of the brightest and snarkiest blo bloggers and fans gather to crack each other up. bloggers and fans gather to crack each other up. >> you can't buy these anymore. >> reporter: probably worth >> reporter: probably worth something. >> yeah. >> reporter: among the panelists, this guy from lamebook, a website that scours facebook for its most ridiculous postings. >> someone sneezed on her, she had diabetes and she thought it was contagious. >> reporter: and then there's christian lander. christian lander. >> what is the stuff that white people like? >> yoga, "the wire," religions their parents don't belong to. >> reporter: he became an overnight success jabs caucasians. clearly, it doesn't always pay clearly, it doesn't always pay to be nice. writers try their entire lives to get a book deal. within days, you have several offers. >> yes. but we didn't k

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did you have fun doing that? >> i had so much fun doing that movie, it makes no sense.ing to love you, love you, lovie ♪ >> mandingo? >> reporter: what do you make of her? she's a queen. >> exactly. i cannot stop watching her on snl snl. i keep pulling it up online. i'm like memorizing scenes. she is so funny and i can't wait to see her new show. i hope it's just a big smash hit. >> larry: the whole thing was the snicker's commercial in the super bowl, brought her back. >> i mean, she got tackled. >> white, come on! >> it's hilarious. betsy great, because she's not afraid to laugh at herself. she doesn't take herself seriously. it's the people who take themselves seriously that look kind of ridiculous. >> larry: queen latifah, of course, 1 a jersey girl. we'll get her take on how reality tv is treating her home state. her book is "put on your crown." we'll be right back. get there . see, expedia lets me mix and match airlines. so i can take one airline out... and another home. so with more flight options, i can find the combination that gets me there and back quickest.

did you have fun doing that movie? >> i had so much fun doing that movie, it makes no sense.y girl. ♪ >> larry: what do you make of her? she's now queen -- she's a queen. >> exactly. i cannot stop watching her on "saturday night live." i keep pulling it up online. i'm like memorizing scenes. she is so funny. and i'm -- i can't wait to see her new show. i hope it's a big smash. >> larry: the whole thing was a snickers commercial in the super bowl, brought her back. >> she got tackled. it's hilarious. betty is great. because she's not afraid to laugh at herself. she doesn't take herself seriously. it's the people who take themselves seriously that look kind of ridiculous. >> larry: queen latifah, of course, is a new jersey girl. and how is reality tv treating her home state. her book is "put on your crown." we'll be right back. ♪ >> larry: okay. queen, your state is now a reality tv sensation, the jersey shore, the real housewives of new jersey. a tendency to poke fun at it. it's the middle state between new york and pennsylvania. >> i know. people find out we've got the cozy l

did you have fun doing that? >> i had so much fun doing that movie, it makes no sense.'m going to love you, love you, love you ♪ >> mandingo? >> reporter: what do you make of her? she's a queen. >> exactly. i cannot stop watching her on "saturday night live." i keep pulling it up online. i'm like memorizing scenes. she is so funny and i can't wait to see her new show. i hope it's just a big smash hit. >> larry: the whole thing was the snicker's commercial in the super bowl, brought her back. >> i mean, she got tackled. >> white, come on! >> it's hilarious. betsy great, because she's not afraid to laugh at herself. she doesn't take herself seriously. it's the people who take themselves seriously that look kind of ridiculous. [ man ] this is bailey's favorite time of day. mine too. i'm chef michael, and i love to delight bailey's senses. don't i? [ barks ] because i think food speaks a language of love. that's what inspired me to rethink dry dog food. [ female announcer ] chef michael's canine creations. [ chef michael ] mmm. tender shredded pieces made with real meat...

are you having fun yet? [laughter] >> i am always have fun.ying is fun, music is fun. >> after all these years still? >> it has to be. i love the music. i am never ever tired of playing it. now traveling, some of those things get a little wearing. but i love to play. i love the audience. it is still just as much fun, i think. >> no matter how long you are around, there are certain classics that the audience always wants to hear. do you ever get tired of playing those classics? >> well, not if i can play something new as well. i think ps important to always offer something new, because i don't feel that we have come to a point where we just want to rest on our laurels. but no, i don't get tired of them. if 20,000 people start to sing, you tend to go along with it. [laughter] so i don't really -- i wouldn't want to get stuck being an oldy-goldie group. but i think all the trouble you go through these days to go to one of these concerts, i owe them what they want to hear me. >> back in 1981, if i recall this correctly, you had a little spat with

read along. ♪ oh girls just want to have fun ♪ ♪ fun >> there you go.peaking foreign language ] >> boo! >> see what you've done now? this is your fault. what is your name? >> adam. >> adam where are you from? >> l.a. >> what brings you here, adam? >> you guys ordered food. >> adam is being bashful. he has an incredible story about how he got here. let's take a look. from the sidewalk to the driveway, then to my front door. adam fulfilled his childhood dream of delivering shrimp pad-thai. wow. now, with "i will survive," ladies and gentlemen, adam. ♪ at first i was afraid ♪ i was petrified ♪ kept thinking i could never live without you by my side ♪ ♪ but where i spent 0 so mights ♪ ♪ iing about how you did me wrong ♪ ♪ i grew strong ♪ and i learned how to get along ♪ ♪ and -- >> this is terrible. no, this. you're fine. all right. all right adam. let's see how they voted. judges? >> okay. okay. >> all right. >> ellen? kara? they're telling you to die. but i think it's a good thing. you are going to hollywood! and here. we give back. that's it for "america

it was fun. another time i was at benchmark which was a blast. >> did you like that? a lot of people i've spoken to have kind of said that they haven't really enjoyed that experience. i think it's the kind of being in a corner everybody waiting for you to come up with a big idea for everyone else to make money from. >> i did enjoy it. benchmark put very little demands on me. they didn't require me to go to a lot of pitch meetings or things like that. they put very little pressure you have to do this by a certain date or whatever. >> i'm sorry to interrupt, for a viewer that doesn't know what that is, sketch us through that. >> it's a dream job in some ways. they pay you. you sit there and you can brainstorm ideas and if you want to get to market research you walk down the hall and you work on a project and say would you like to talk to ceo of verizon. sure. that would be helpful. they get you a phone call. you brainstorm ideas and bounce them off them and they want the opportunity as you come up with ideas to pitch them and they do get to invest. >> what advice would

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it was super fun though. >> yeah.r it, and then he was great. >> jimmy: yeah, he killed. >> yeah. it was just during rehearsal that nobody wanted to say anything. >> jimmy: that's right, we were in like a rehearsal group. but when did it he destroyed. >> that's robert deniro. if i had screwed up, they would have said, "hey, hey, kline! what the --" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, they'll yell at you. one of the many reasons why i do love you, you're one of my favorites, because you're a trained shakespearean actor, and you're also a very funny actor. you won an oscar for "a fish called wanda," which was -- [ cheers and applause ] it's very interesting because it's a comedy. >> it was -- yeah, a good movie. >> jimmy: all-out comedy. i don't know if that's ever been done by any other actor. >> i didn't realize this, but, yeah, after i won, and no one was -- no, probably someone, but, no one -- i was going to say no one was more surprised than i was. but i was surprised. but people said, "you know, the only person to have w

fun. can actually arctic national that are no more sea beach and this is another question but. is there more. with it but only the most suspect that they've grown to see the in russia for that issue so as he was there i renounce spanish architect spotlight we'll be back shortly right after a break we'll continue this interview so stay with us don't go. straight as provided citizens with. heights of. himself to put. the child. out of life. when the government seems to think. on my plate. right. i'm going to kill an hundred ninety. walking back to the spotlight i am now going out of and just to remind you that my guest in the studio today is just that i said billy i renounce spanish architect and c.e.o. of the metropolitan agency buffalo in a regional. dr a civilian you mention new york you compared moscow to new york and saying and then lady you continued saying that moscow has a possibility to to to become a great and great city now. do you like eagle because well i mean i love seattle well atlanta's i like atlanta washington's ok but new york city i really hate it well i think

they help us everyday and we have fun either way.audible) we play our games, but when it comes to work we do it. booker t is the place to be for people like you and me. (applause). >> okay. we have prince hall coming up next. are you guys ready? come on. (applause). >> hello -- hello, hello. ♪ right hand up, left hand up. ♪ (applause). >> all right give them a big happened right there. (applause). >> >> >> (applause). >> okay. all right at this time we would like to bring them up for you. thank you. this is prince hall and (inaudible) ♪ (applause). ♪ (applause). ♪ (applause). >> thank you. what a way to end our show case. we're going to take the rest to the end. we have two more performances that were left and we ran out of time and if you can join us in the south court that would be wonderful. thank you for coming out. >> in this fabulously beautiful persidio national park and near golden gate and running like a scar is this ugly highway. that was built in 1936 at the same time as the bridge and at that time the presidio was an army

it's been a lot of fun. >> what we do here seems to percolate. certainly on the west coast percolate across the country. let's talk a little about the importance of -- or not importance of organically grown coffee or fair trade coffee. what do you see when you're out talking to coffee lovers? >> well, you know, as a consumer fair trade is important to me. and what i'm saying when i talk to a lot of these third wave coffee producers in san francisco is that everyone is incredibly interested in fair trade and not only fair trade but more than fair trade, and also organic beans. >> and explain that a little bit, james, what fair trade would mean for a consumer looking at it. >> fair trade i think is a great thing. if you're looking at commodity coffee versus fair trade, i think it's great to urge the people who are roasting commodity-level coffee to move up to fair trade. fair trade is a charity-based initiative, and the minimum price for fair trade really hasn't budged in ten years. this coffee which we get from ethiopia, one of the few women-owned

i hope you have fun there. >> we'll have a lot of fun. >> jimmy: there you go. that's dwyane wade.n, you have a charity event starting august 19th and it's -- >> in chicago. coming back home. >> jimmy: the city you spurned. he will be hosting wade's world weekend, and you can learn more on his website. dwyane wade, everybody. we'll be right back with keane. o! i just parked here a second ago! give me a break, will you? (announcer) dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles with two different gels for softness and support... ...are outrageously comfortable. ...on second thought, i think i'll walk... (announcer) are you gellin'? dr. scholl's and this is my eggo. on fridays i have hockey before school, so i take two eggo homestyle waffles and put peanut butter inside. [ whispering ] i add a couple chocolate chips when dad's starting the car. [ male announcer ] there's only one way to eat an eggo...your way. [ quinn ] l'eggo my eggo. [ louise ] my name is louise and this is my eggo. on tuesday i go in even earlier than usual. thank goodness for eggo, a nutri-grain waffle with a quick smoodge o

yeah, thanks to hilton and american airlines. [ cheers and applause ] have fun. have fun.? because he's really excited. he's really excited. oh, very good. hey, watch it. watch it. [ laughter ] i thought it was the other one. i was like, "whoa, hey!" all right, everybody, here we go. our the first guest is one of the stars of "entourage," which just began its seventh hit season on hbo. put it together for our pal kevin connolly. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right. thank you for coming back, my friend. always good to see you. you don't do that much press for -- you haven't been doing much press for this -- >> yeah, i -- just you, basically. you and regis. >> jimmy: hey, thank you! >> well, i'm comfortable with you. we're friends, so it's more comfortable. >> jimmy: regis loves you. >> yeah, i love regis. regis and i are like best friends. >> jimmy: you're best pals? [ as regis ] "i love kevin connolly! he's the best!" he wouldn't let you get a word in edgewise. he loves you. i love you too. >> he wanted to cut kelly right out of the interview too. he was like lea

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shall we have barrier for many reasons i think that the fun is very important. than in the future and but especially the big capital of the city of a family of the people do you still do you think that still has the opportunity while it will be growing. to evade the mistakes made by made by the people who built. now is different in because the scale. and now confound his ability to call the opportunity with the other. two thousand and thirteen and one of the major way in the sprawl hit. in the same way that got thrown one hundred change and you are a matter of seconds of course of the olympics will be possible the same in the city of perth and i hope that once all i am not sure if you can. be the same but the financial that's will be very positive for the city and then there are these problems that you have in this country solved he got the people. see that all are subtly of moscow and then i think. change the mentality of the people understand that families have fun and know what he needs noisy mutinies necessary he may have more this opinion or one of many bra

going to be a fun, fun show. with this crowd, too. it's a great audience. we have a great crowd.hould have mentioned that we have a great crowd. [ cheers and applause ] we were talking during the monologue about president obama and stuff like that, and president obama has these -- he's got, like, these great facial expressions. you know, he has, like, thousands of different facial expressions. like, one for every occasion. now, you know all know the classic ones, like this one. [ laughter ] the determined, yet hopeful. [ laughter ] there are tons more out there you don't see just as often. you can almost tell what he's thinking just by looking at his face. so i thought tonight we'd take a look at some of his lesser-known facial expressions in a segment we call "obama expressions." m♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, take a look at this first one, here. this is from a speech a couple of weeks ago. [ laughter ] it's called the, "oh, don't make me take my jacket off." [ laughter ] here's another lesser-known expression that comes out every once in awhile. it's called the, "you

with their children by enjoying meals, arts and crafts, and several fun and sometimes messy games and activities. the department of health and mental hygiene sponsored a recovery month state kickoff in catonsville, maryland. highlights included recognition of elected officials, display tables for local vendors and substance abuse information, as well as food and live entertainment for all to enjoy. a&e network, in partnership with the national council on alcoholism and drug dependence, hosted the recovery project rally in new york city. thousands of people from across the country joined in a historic walk across the brooklyn bridge to raise awareness and show support for recovery from addiction. the celebration took place at city hall park, and featured live music from several bands as well as appearances from a&e talent, national leaders, and special guest celebrities. alaska family services held its 2nd annual recovery celebration. several members from the community were invited to share their stories of addiction and recovery. the event also featured performances from other members

but the festival is not just for fun, though. a presentation is made for prospective importers of cosmetics made from the beach mud. firms in nine countries, among them taiwan, india, mexico, sent officials to the presentation. >> translator: the boryeong mud is rich in minerals which are good for the skin. we're getting inquiries from around the world. >> reporter: the city began developing mud cosmetics back in 1996. the line-up has expanded to 30 products that include facial packs, foundation, and sun screen. annual sales totaled only about $170,000 at first, but they reached $3 million last year, thanks in part to the popularity of the festival. exports, mainly to japan, china, and the united states, amount to $300,000 a year. also during the festival a wide range of mud products are introduced and sold. they include baths as well as tissue paper made from the mineral-rich mud which officials say is good for people with sensitive skin. toothpaste uses mud extracts to improve its anti-bacterial effect. cook pots are said to re

it's a lot of fun. >> wonderful toys for summer.urie shack, our toy insider mom, thanks for coming by. people want to know about these? >> they can go to thebigtoybook.com. >> logon, find out everything. >> find out everything. >> let's go ahead and let him -- this is his rumba, right? >> especially if you've seen the movie. give him one sec, he's going to take it away. there he goes! >> the best way to end a toy segment we could think of. laura, it was really a pleasure, thank you for some wonderful toys. if you fight to sleep in the middle of the night, why go one more round ? you don't need a rematch, but a rethink. with lunesta. lunesta is thought to interact with gaba receptors associated with sleep. lunesta helps you get the restful sleep you need. lunesta has some risk of dependency. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembering it the next day have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggress

>> no, it was fun. it was fun.script, i recognized this was a brand-new challenge. >> reporter: i mean, crying on command, for a lot of us, difficult to do. >> it's not so much cry on command, that's not, you know, how you really think about it. it was really easy for me to put my little brother -- and picture him in the scenarios and how it would have made me feel. >> reporter: the film was a strategic choice for a young actor trying to navigate hollywood's sometimes treacherous waters. >> i want to put in the work. i want to be taken out of my element. i want to be challenged in a new way. >> reporter: he started acting at the age of 12. and just like the characters on tv's "glee." >> ♪ it's my life ♪ it's now or never >> reporter: efron says he was a theater geek. >> some guy i used to play basketball with goes, there goes the theater dork. i am, that's right, i am, here's the theater dork. >> reporter: his mother made the three-hour drive from the family's california home to hollywood so he could audition and e

i know it's fun to have a story. but it's less fun when you're on the other end of it. >> reporter: according to apple, less than one half of 1% of new users have called customer service. and the dropped call rate is almost on par with the iphone 3. but as a sign jobs is now fighting an image as well as a hardware problem, he promised to give free glitch-fixing cases to every customer through september. >> we're going to send you a free case. >> reporter: bill weir. and apple agreed to give us a tour into one of their top secret labs. >> we know of nothing like this on earth. >> reporter: wow. >> which is one of the reasons by the way, we don't like to show it. because we don't want it copied. but anyway. >> reporter: i understand. imagine there's a lot of people will be interested to look under these black curtains. >> i expect that's true. >> reporter: what can you show us? >> why don't we step this way. >> reporter: they show me how ph.ds spend countless hours testing iphone 4s, strapping them to dummy heads and h

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this isn't just about hope and having fun in the summertime. this is about community. this is about building community. this is about doing something with consistency and love and being able to shine in city hall and broadcast exactly how we feel about great programs and our kids and the future in doing so in a wonderful atmosphere today i want to say thank you to mo magic and all the ceo's that made this happen and thank you for being here and supporting our children and our wonderful organizations. thank you very much. (applause). >> i think i am bringing up assembly member mark leno who has been steadfast in his championing and violence prevention and the support we need in the community and help programs like ours that we are honoring and make happen. please welcome assembly man mark leno. >> good afternoon everybody. mo magic rocks. this is so great to be here this afternoon. congratulations on your second anniversary. we have a lot to celebrate and let me thank supervisor mirkarimi for your extraordinary leadership and making this happen and following in our publ

it was pretty fun. i was able to win a championship in football and basketball in the same year. >> larry: so your high hopes were warranted? >> for the most part. >> larry: but you had a tough childhood. your mother's only 16 when you're born. you move a lot, 12 times between the ages of 5 and 8. what are your memories of those days? >> my memories of those days, every day that you woke up, you knew was going to kind of be a struggle. for me already being a part of a single-parent household knowing it was just me and my mom, you'd wake up times and hope that the next day you'd be able to be alongside your mother because she was out trying to make sure that i was taken care of. and, you know, but all i cared about was her being home. >> larry: did other people help raise you? >> absolutely. i think throughout the years, i've had coaches. i've had family members. my mom's two brothers. she had a younger brother. and an older brother that was around, too, that helped raise me. a lot of my grade school coa

[ cheers and applause ] it's a fun thing. a lot of fun. i like twitter.f times on twitter, these weird lists get started, where people tweet out topics with a pound sign in front of them. on twitter, they call it a hash tag. stuff like "#what not to do on a first date." or "#remember 2nd grade." and then everyone responds to these hash tags and gives their two cents about what not to do on a first date, or a funny memory about 2nd grade. so last night, we tried something cool. during the show, i went on twitter, and i started a hash tag called "if i had a super power," and i asked you guys at home to tweet out some super powers that you wish you had. for example, i tweeted out "the ability to float to work, not fly. it's like air skating." [ laughter ] i figured that would be a cool super power. get a good momentum and float for a block. [ light laughter ] not a crazy super power, but it's something. >> steve: super none the less. >> jimmy: thank you. anyways, you guys sent in thousands of tweets, and i was watching the tweets come in all night long. in f

even john stewart in the daily show made fun there are straight families moving to the castro complaining about the sex shops with dildos in the window. it was called. there goes the gabor hood. there is truth to that. its sad that the the castro is losing its character. >> once every 3-4 years the issue of sex toys in windows has a flair up and dies down. i don't think that that is an on going problem. i have a daughter and she's a real fast learner, started her terrible 2's a 15 months. down the road we will be walking downcast row and i will have displays to explain to her. i'm cool. if you have to explain hate red and war, the stores like rock hard and phantom will be a piece of cake. >> as we see the changing neighborhood no longer an irish working class neighborhood. some would argue its less queer, if you will than this has been. there is an intent desire on the part of in particularly the lgbt community in the castro to maintain something like a store display that honors and acknowledges queer culture because its a way of saying this is our space we got to take a stand somewhere.

probably for tourists for people like me who come to live and work there it is fun but for those who live there do you think it's good like it's no longer city of. but rather a city of highways. for the russian people the. is very important is are very very out of you people are very i don't know why but this is true that the probably for the call or fold of the. actual knowledge of the fault of an entity only anyway and i. threw that i also started to work in the movie by the by far ninety eight is it's very bottom to america that i was and we should but it is just immediately after of that of frank or with they all but you know the model actually paid it and then. we are walking in the mom in. the it's in the wood talking about of all what happened because with his model operation twenty other ways by. immediately we see that the browns obviously water very large and then we embed and they only be gays are supporting the beautiful of the city and one of the things for measure that there are two or three boy which were indeed information very important in the city of what for now wi

those are fun games, and those are fun times to watch them. i could have skipped the whole season. >> larry: just played march madness. >> and just played march madness, i would have been all for it. >> larry: what college would you have gone to? >> it was a choice between ohio state and north carolina when i was coming out of high school. >> larry: close to big time schools. >> yeah. >> larry: ohio because of the midwest and north carolina because of its history? >> exactly. >> larry: what area of the game do you think you have to improve? >> what area of the game do i think i have to improve? i think for me going into a season, i always looked at what are you going to bring to this year. and i think right now i think it's shooting the ball. continue to improve. and i've improved over the years. i'm going to continue to improve just on touch and being more consistent on shooting the ball. >> larry: like kobe? >> yeah, he is really good. he is really good actually. >> larry: does he amaze you? >> absolutely. sometimes he doesn't even know, but

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some pretty fun video check it out.ds having big fun more than 120,000 balloons flying through the air an attempt to break a world record. there is good in this. 4,000 students from brig ham young university were divided into two teams the fight lasted 6 minutes. students have not heard yet from guiness book of world records but they are sure they broke the record. >>> speaking of records, lawrence, any record breaking temperatures? >> oh, not record breakers but a pleasant day. got to give it time to clear out. lou clouds and fog extended well on shore. a couple hot spots but those are way inland, antioch, brent wood, mid-90s there but elsewhere, temperatures cool, everybody cooling down. >> all right that is it for this edition of weekend early edition thanks for starting your sunday here. >> face the nation is next here on cbs 5. >> have a good one ,,,,,,

you can see a lot of folks out to have fun.lso an army of police officers out here to keep the peace. now that kind of security is expensive for taxpayers. city leaders are hoping a proposed new ordinance will inspire club owners to share in that expense. >> this is a 360 camera. >> reporter: alfonso castro, the new owner of the impala nightclub on broadway, said he has spent thousands of dollars beefing up security including the hiring of a dozen security guards. he said it's in his business interest for his patrons to be safe. >> i have to do this for the safety of the community. >> reporter: the broadway strip struggled for years with violent street crime outside of its nightclubs. in these tough economic times the san francisco police commander reported this week that increased police patrols in north beach and other entertainment areas are costing the city about $10,000 a week or more than half a million a year. now a new proposed legislation is before the board of supervisors to give the city more teeth in its dealings wi

it's going to be really fun. guys, today is friday, and that's usually when i catch up on personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, return some e-mails and, of course, send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] i'm running behind. so i thought, if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd just like to write out my thank you notes right now. is that cool? [ cheers and applause ] thank you guys so much. i appreciate it. hey, roots, can i get some thank you notes writing music? ♪ [ laughter ] wow. deep. ♪ thank you, lance armstrong, for competing in yet another grueling tour de france, even though you're almost 40 years old. that takes a lot of ball. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ thank you, mel gibson -- [ audience groans ] -- for giving me a great idea for a movie called "what women want 2: not mel gibson." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, guy who freaked out about seeing a double rainbow in this video. >> oh, a rainbow. a double rainbow! [ laughter ] it's a double rainbow all the way. whoa!

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the fun. states of america. the fun. the food. >>> thieves the left arm mannequin of lefty o'doul, the arm ripped off was returned to the restaurant yesterday delivered in in a big box addressed from iowa and snapshots of the arms that ventured across the u.s. >> it was their gnome, they traveled from place to place and put it to different places. took it to washington, d.c. all these different things. >> it contained a letter from the arm's perspective declaring des moines, iowa was the sister city, many adventures the arm had. >> at muggy i would think but interesting thing, we need to hear the rest of the story, we have to read it. >> it's still overcast, south beach and high definition and you can see the overcast. drizzle this morning and it's really been chilly in the city, look at san jose, a little bit of sunshine, finally almost all of the bay area was shrouded in cloud cover and extended into the north bay, sonoma county and into the central valley, through fairfield. not quite to vacaville but pretty impressiv

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