so fun.enanigans, really. >> jimmy: what is your problem? it was not shenanigans. it was a fair game. am i speaking to the hand? >> hullabaloo. balderdash. >> jimmy: am i speaking to the hand right now? >> it was pure -- >> jimmy: hullabaloo. what happened? it was such a fun game. >> it was fun. it was fun. >> jimmy: you did not enjoy yourself? >> well, i felt like it was a little bit, you know -- >> jimmy: rigged? >> -- unfair. >> jimmy: what? >> unfair. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: i never play unfair. i always play by the rules. [ laughter ] >> you know what, i like you so much, i'll play another game with you. >> jimmy: oh my god. do you want to? bring it on! when we come back, zooey and i are going to play a game. this is for real this time. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ dear... oh dear! ohh dear... i'm not sure exactly what happened here last night. i was out helping people save money on their car insurance. 2 more! you're doing it! aren't they doing great?! hiiiiiii!! come sweat with me! kee

how fun is that?tangerine. >> also comes in a great navy and a wonderful green. whatever your color palette, we've got something for you. >> this is 50 and over. >> finally. >> the before picture of laura. cozy. >> she's wearing her leggings and an oversized shirt. >> i like that. >> that's a look a lot of women have at home, but can we give it more shape and style? >> maybe we can. here's laura. >> she looks great. >> silk is a fantastic fabric. every woman should have a silk nightgown. this looks beautiful. she's got great breast support even with a little more volume. obvious we're in the bra business so we're all about giving women uplifts. >> is all this affordable, susan? >> it really is. all of these were in the 100 or less range. every woman should clean out her wardrobe, get rid of the t-shirts and the sweat suits that are not very flattering. and find something that's shapely. >> let's bring everyone out. >> 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and more. >> so glad we stopped at the 50s. >> coming up next on

and so it was a lot of fun to work on that project.g toys for kids, you get to play with them yourself. that's always fun. >> the folks at chevy approached us about doing a launch for their new chevy sonic. we started talking about what would make a good launch, and we came to the conclusion that we should actually launch the car for the launch. we found a cite in lo-- a site beach and built shipping containers ten high and four wide. we built this crazy gear mechanism that could push the car along in very, very small units. we connected the whole thing to the internet and let people come to a web site where there was a big hand that said "click here," on the screen, behind the car. if they clicked on that hand, it would move the car forward. so everyone all over the internet could contribute toward pushing this car closer and closer to the edge. >> after nine hours and 2.5 million clicks, it happened. >> we are interested in creating unique and authentic experiences. every single one of these projects represents an opportunity to look

it's fun. some are funny. >> stick your nose out the window. >> maybe we need to ask the weather guys. and tucker will hit the pavement this weekend for the rock 'n' roll marathon. >> do you smell anything? >> nothing. and i'm not sure i want to smell it by the way either. i don't know what that's about. >>> i am joined by a special guest there. is john the penguin. and no ordinary guest, you are a running expert. he is a best selling author. and you write a running column every week. >> i do. and i don't look like the running expert. i didn't take the first step until i was 43, smoked for 25 years, good drinker. running for me was just a change of life. i fell in love and now i have been a spokesperson for the back of the pack. >> i am running in my first half marathon. >> the half is the distance of the future. half the distance, twice the fun. so you made a wise choice. >> excellent. tell me about the name the penguin. >> it started because i was really heavy when it started and i was runnin

it's gonna be fun.n the week, we have country superstar kenny chesney, doing a bruce song. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, he's doing a bruce springsteen song. and we have elvis costello here, performing their favorite bruce songs. both -- yeah -- [ cheers and applause ] and then, friday, we're devoting the entire show to bruce and the e street band. it should be awesome. tune in next week. it is springsteen week. [ cheers and applause ] can you feel it? next week! yeah, "wrecking ball." we have a great show tonight. one of our favorites is back with his movie, "wanderlust." paul rudd is here! [ cheers and applause ] you guys'll love paul rudd. >> steve: gotta love prudd. >> jimmy: she's a terrific actress. we're happy to have her visiting the show. from tyler perry's "good deeds," gabrielle union is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] the dudes love her. she's good. >> steve: in deed. and of course, a performance by the cast of "sister act!" [ cheers and applause ] it's gonna be crazy. broadway week all

. >> aren't they fun? >> i love them. and you have your diana von whoever. >> by the way, it's time for a change. spring is a time of change, and you know it because yesterday you decided to get the chop-chop on the hair. >> just a little. >> which i like. >> just a little bit. >> see if we can see the difference. that's you yesterday or the day before. >> i liked it better. >> i'm not one of those people that looks through magazines forever and finds, you know, exactly the look i want and then goes to the hairdresser and talks about it for an hour and a half. this is how this happened, people. never go out with an 18-year-old daughter that you have that is so drop-dead gorgeous, no matter what she does she looks great. you think, and you're wrong, that you're going to look good, too, no matter what you did. she has her high school graduation coming up so she needed a special dress. we went to our friend donald diehl, brilliant dress maker, designer, who's been designing stuff for me for the emmys for years and years. he

>> chicago was the most fun. >> jimmy: why was it the most fun? kid and my husband at home. and i got so drunk. >> jimmy: oh, you did? really? >> i pray, for those of you who haven't watched "cougar town," it's not about cougars. it's about a bunch of people that drink. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and my character likes to drink a lot. and in real life, i don't anymore. i'm a mom. and i got that whole thing. >> jimmy: you felt like you had to come through and really -- >> i felt a little bit like i had to give the people what they were paid to see, even though they didn't pay any money to be there. >> jimmy: to see it. >> they won a contest. >> jimmy: i got you. >> luckily, i wasn't ruffied. i made it home alive. and i had a fun time. >> jimmy: every good story ends with, luckily, i wasn't ruffied. thank you very much. "cougar town" is on tuesday nights at 8:30 on abc. watch busy get drunk on it. the crystal method, featuring martha reeves. [ cheers and applause ] l l l ll ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door

isn't this fun? all right.applause] this is our 50th anniversary of the wonderful song, "i left my heart in san francisco." tony, it is wonderful for you to be here and grace us and honor us with your presence. your 17 grammys are just so unprecedented. you just won two more this past week, and what a wonderful career. congratulations, tony. i want to thank our school of the arts. i want to thank our boys and girls choruses. thank you. wonderful performances. it is a fitting tribute that our boys and girls choruses and ouryouth -- our yout are here today to perform because they reflect tony's dedicated career to ensure the future of arts education. we have seen what he has done and seen what his support is, and he is encouraging youth to be leaders on and off the stage, to make sure they grow up with the values and the shared values that he has. this is such a wonderful opportunity. i also want to thank some of the school kids especially here today. we have kids from our tenderloin community school. thank you f

i happen more have -- i have been having more fun at writing a books. >> how much fun was the writing this book? >> this was the most fun i ever had writing a book. it did not feel like work at all. i was e mailing jokes to alan to make him laugh. that is really what it felt like. he was still sending the chapters. i do not think he realizes that the book is actually out. [laughter] neda i am rain man. >> it is incredibly fun to read. it is so funny. you have answered some of this. since you're surprising each other with the chapters. i guess we're going to cuba -- i will show you. was there in the editing when it was done? or did you go with what you had? >> occasionally, and i will not name names -- [laughter] 1 of us would apparently not have really read the other ones chapter. >> you know, i have a lot of stuff. i have three kids. i have stuck in my life. >> i would send a couple questions. in the previous chapter, they were in cuba and they were both male. [laughter] and one other point, i do not know technically what this would be called. but we were maybe a quarter of a way int

we're gonna have fun tonight. we're gonna have fun tonight.ey, some -- some big news out of the white house. this weekend, president obama will visit the border that separates north and south korea. and not to be outdone, newt gingrich will visit the border that separates the kfc from the taco bell. [ laughter ] hey, this is a true story about mitt romney. you guys know there's a robot running for president, right? [ laughter ] anyways -- how cool is that? [ laughter ] while touring google's offices yesterday -- this is a true story -- romney saw a lava lamp on someone's desk and said, "that's a big lava lamp. congratulations." [ laughter ] ironically, the lava lamp was better at natural conversation than mitt romney. [ laughter ] [ as romney ] "that's a decent key chain you have there. you roll your sleeves up and -- and you don't." [ laughter ] "get me out of here. get me out of here." not good with the conversation. "that's a big lava lamp. congratulations." [ laughter ] what? get this. yesterday, energy secretary steven chu said that he wo

it's gonna be a fun show tonight.ou guys -- [ cheers and applause ] this is -- this is our 600th episode. [ cheers and applause ] which means we're only 27 episodes away from our 627th episode. [ cheers ] hey, guys, i just read this, police officers across the country say that because of the economy, more thieves are stealing gas from parked cars. yeah. victims say they hadn't felt that robbed since they put gas into their car. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] listen to this, to celebrate leap day, disneyland stayed open for 24 hours straight, yesterday. so, yeah. so for someone who likes to hang out at disneyland at 3:00 a.m. -- [ light laughter ] i'm chris hansen, from "dateline" nbc. [ cheers and applause ] come on over. have some cookies. what'd you think was gonna happen over there? well, it is a small world after all, isn't it? [ light laughter ] some tv news, next month is the premiere of the new show "the real housewives of vancouver." you can tell it's canada. the housewives say nice things to each others

there is good fun in the sun. and officer jackson, getting kids into the building and participating with the programs. i don't want to undermine it or take it lightly. it is easy to criticize and hard to command. thank you, chief, for the hard work that you're doing. >> my name is james mcelroy, and i just want to talk about what the officer ford did with the fishing program that we have been participating in since 1988. we used to participate at a child program that has not happened a long time because of other reasons. a lot to talk about the fishing program with regards to what it does to build the interrelationships. as a boat captain frank says, that fishing program has taken over 1000 people, 1000 kids from hunters point fishing, dee psepa fishing. a lot of folks have never been outside golden gate. the program has given children a whole expansion of what is out there besides in their neighborhood. just getting them out there, outside of the day, and also the personal relationships that come with communicati

>> i have been having so much fun. i got my tattoo. want to thank melissa alexander for having us here tonight. how did you know san francisco needed a night like tonight? >> thank you for coming. everybody loves the exploratorium. we are reluctant to push the kids out of the way in the day, so i knew we needed to create one evening a month just for the rest of us to have a good time, the adults. >> absolutely. where can we find out what is coming up after dark? >> that is easy, exploratorium .edu/afterdark. >> thank you. thanks for watching>> when stepr died, he was working on one of the biggest shows of his career, matter and spirit. it is a retrospective look at the many faces and faces of the life of an innovative artist from the california clay movement. stephen de staebler's developed in an area dominated by abstract expression. even his peers saw his form. >> he was able to find a middle ground in which he balanced the ideas of human figuration and representation with abstraction and found it even more meaningful to negotiate th

, it isn't just the fun that's kept the show going for 1,300 years.s in charge of the puppet show, never misses his morning prayers at the shrine. the puppet show must have been passed down for generations, because the villagers still respect the gods. ♪ yoshiyuki has been taking part in the puppet shows since he was in elementary school. he used to be a puppeteer but started playing the flute accompanying the show when his older brother retired ten years ago. ♪ ♪ isn't he good? i, the evening star, enjoy dancing when he plays the flute. ♪ this flute may look easy to play, but it's hard not to run out of breath playing in such a high pitch. >> translator: even another minute longer and i'm going to faint. >> in the actual performance, the flute continues for an hour. so they decided to have four people take turns in playing. karuma ono takes over for yoshiyuki. it is his first try. ♪ >> translator: maybe it's the pressure. he sounds a little awkward. >> translator: oh, my hands are numb. they feel funny. like after sitting with my legs tucked under. >

and it can be healthy fun because of the unpredict ability. >> everyone i know has fun talking about what will do you with it. what would you do. stay the job. would you bail out right away. where you would go and buy. what do you do. and knocking on the door. >> everyone has been talking with are coming back. >> a moat birks sharks. >> have gun with that. >>> a person was just as lucky as winning the lottery. and a near miss could have been worse. >> look at that. watch. >> just missed it. and they kept going. and they say and in the open road. they must be vigilant. >>> denoid panic. he saw it. and out of the situation. no room. >> and they are moving straight on. and keep your head on a switchle. and a whale has been rescued after being tangled. they chased it for hours before they cut off the traps, lines and debris. they were wrapped around its tail t sim possible to tell how long it had been tangled up in the gear: relying on laidy luck and scoring big. we'll talk to a 7-time winner in a bit. >>> giving you tips on what you need to know to increase your odds. >>> good morning,

. >> that sounds like fun. let's check it out. >> this is the most common rock on the surface of the earth. interesting thing is, most of this rock is covered over by the ocean. >> error congested a cool presentation on plate tectonics. tell us about what we just saw. >> we wrapped up a section of a lesson on a plate tectonics, here at the exploratory and -- exploritorium. >> are you excited to see people here having fun and learning about science? >> the people that come here are some selected to begin with, they actually enjoy science. i teach teachers to have fun with their kids. the general public is a great audience, too. they're interested in science. >> we have a blast every time. they have different names. >> they have a bar and a cafe. everything i need. we are excited for the speaker. >> it is nice to be in the exploratorium when there are not a lot of kids around. >> before tonight, i never knew there were major league rules to rock, paper, scissors. i am getting ready to enter into a competition. sa

i happen more have -- i have been having more fun at writing a books. >> how much fun was the writing this book? >> this was the most fun i ever had writing a book. it did not feel like work at all. i was e mailing jokes to alan to make him laugh. that is really what it felt like. he was still sending the chapters. i do not think he realizes that the book is actually out. [laughter] neda i am rain man. >> it is incredibly fun to read. it is so funny. you have answered some of this. since you're surprising each other with the chapters. i guess we're going to cuba -- i will show you. was there in the editing when it was done? or did you go with what you had? >> occasionally, and i will not name names -- [lau

but not in a bad way, because i can make fun of myself. christians can make fun of themselves.n abc called "gcb" which is good christian belles. but based on a book by kim gatlin called good christian -- hmm word. christian genoweth is the star. she has been on fox before. some people think this is getting too much -- you could never make fun of another religion, like islam in the way you are christians. >> greg: they are right. but i don't think it's a starting point for outrage. i'm a fan of christian genoweth. i don't know huh good the show is. you can do it to christian. we get it. it's true. christians at this point in the evolution of their religion are nice. christians write letters. radical islamists carve them in to your chest. it will take centuries for it to disappear but religions over time gain confidence. it's compliment for christians when somebody can make fun of you. "the simpsons." ned flanders is the most upstanding on the simpsons and he is made fun of. but it doesn't take away from the fact he is a great person. it is a compliment. you can handle it. the fa

this is what makes it fun to be mayor. once in awhile, we can have fun where we really accomplish stop where we get to the economy, all those things that we want to do. it is about collaboration. it is the right incentive. it is not government telling the taxi fleet but they have to do. it is inviting them in to give us their ideas and then incentivizing that road to success. that is what i want to celebrate today. thank you for coming in and sharing that celebration. [applause] thank you, mayor lee. this next guest is someone i have interviewed many times on the subject when he was mayor of san francisco. he is very passionate about it. today might be another accomplishment that he may be loud report to being at. please welcome lieutenant governor gavin newsom. >> thank you. [applause] nice to be back. wonderful to see you all. thank you, mayor lee, for your stewardship of this program. president chuiu, everyone here gathered for this milestone. i had the unenviable task of going back to read some of the cliffs that were

i have always had fun with my classmates on this field trip. i want other kids to have fun also. i think maintaining this educational program is important. >> i am apparent in support of the program. i want to briefly make three points. we have often referred to this society of this country has a melting pot, combine the differences together that contributes to the richness of today's culture and history. angel island offers a valuable historical point of view. we can learn a lot from textbooks, but there is really no substitute for our visit to the sideline and cultural traits are introduced. it seems to me that there is more emphasis on class and course work and less time for physical activity and social interaction. the kids are more distracted and caught up with today's technological advances, and as a parent, i prefer to hear that my son has scraped his elbows and then complaining about his shoulder from learning how to play video games. these outdoor activities are much healthier. finally, i think our kids see and hear about police actions from media reports. i think the fu

. >> holly is having her own fun this morning jump around jump around. >> absolutely i can't rememberast time i have had this much fun at work on a monday actually any day for that matter we are live at rebounders in sterling an indoor trampoline arena if you are watching and saying i don't want to just jump i want to do stuff like that we have signed up for rebound with jimmy the flip master he will teach us what he knows live later. >>> flip master. >> all right here is your trivia question what breed of dog is particularly distinctive because of a genetic condition called achondroplasia. yorkshire, ... >> anthony armstrong is picking c the chihuahua. >>> if you want to guess now head to our facebook page fox 5 morning news is back after the break  >>> uss enterprise is making its final voyage the nuclear aircraft carrier left norfolk yesterday and heading for the straight of hormuz, the crew will answer the strain of threats, from iran close to that straight it has a storied 52 year history playing a permanent role in the cuban missile crisis and serving i

it's not a fun feeling. tom, we've seen tom before, he has created a goo that's flame retardant and heat resistant. he thinks all police forces should have neutralizer on hand. they will test it out on their buddy, bad finger. bad finger rubs it in his eyes like they told him to. >> rub it in your eyes, everything. >> >> i don't feel like it's neutralizerment. >> the neutralizer is supposed to counter act the effects of the pepper spray in about 30 seconds, but they believe bad finger is having a bad allergic reaction to the -- >> he could be having an allergic reaction. >> help, i can't breathe! >> they're spraying copious amounts of this stuff on bad finger. >> this is definitely not a glowing endorsement for the neutralizer. >> they think it is. >> in most cases the neutralizer works quickly. >> within 30 seconds. >> in his case, it took about five minutes. >> five minutes. >> at least he didn't go through it for 30 minutes. i don't think would have made it. >> no, i think he would have died. >> i think i