. >> looks like a lot of fun. they're going around 40 miles per hour. you think they topple over when they go around the bend, no, they're going and one of the guys gives the world renouned symbol for speed up. let's see what this thing is made of. >> whoa. >> oh. >> went head over. >> looks like they go over just some little tiny bump and, boom, head over heels. they go flying. i have to say listen to the reaction of the guy filming this. >> oh, oh, oh. >> nice to hear somebody actually concerned for their friend rather than laughing in their face. when they walk up the guy is in bad shape. >> you're fine, you're fine. you're fine. >> lay down. don't move. >> you're fine. stay there. stay there. >> you can hear him gasping for air. that's the sound you make when you get the wind knocked out of you. according to the video they say consequences of this stunk, a broken back in four places. looks like all of his limbs are moving which is a really good sign and he was able to lift his head, too, and his friends are sm

i love the fun in your music.ow that you have this snoop lion thing coming out, does that comment writ at you at all? >> i have always felt like that, too. i have always been in positions -- for example, i was at the liev 8 concert. we were in london in some big part. i look to the side of the stage, bill gates, paul mccartney, david beckham, just to name a few read george michael's, the best of the best are watching me get down. i am cussing up a storm. they rocking with me. i look at them like, i sure wish come day -- i had a ♪ together, right now, in unity. ♪ i did not have that. it made me feel like this album is so necessary. i have not been saying nothing. tavis: i would not say nothing. >> but pertaining to what really matters. i have a song on this new album saying "no guns allowed." imagine what that is about to read all of this shooting and killing going around. somebody getting shot at school the next day, we have got to figure this out. i made a song called "no guns allowed." it is saying what needs to

be a time when they are having fun? what do you say to a child when they are practicing weekend, you know, binge drinking? i think it's important for parents to have that expectation and to be able to clearly say, you're not of age-it's important to me that you are responsible with what you are doing and the choices you are making. and i think oftentimes parents just assume it's a rite of passage, that all college students do that. and kids really need to understand that there's responsible drinking and then there's really harmful binge drinking. i think there are some universities around the country that are doing things to try to educate students and not saying that it is okay to drink underage, but if you are drinking then make sure that what you're doing and that you are making good decisions about it. you are taking care of yourself, you are not putting yourself in risky situations. uw, madison in madison has the basics program, which they just started using this year, and it is really to provide feedback and infor

how much fun, cookies and cream cookies. their cookies and cream is not even -- it took a lot of time, a lot of fun. >> a lot of butter. >> a lot, a lot, a lot. but it was one of those things. all right, now behold. you know what that is? >> what is that? >> cookies and cream. >> oh, they are beautiful. >> yes, so we got to get --. >> all right, all right. we treat the cookies like wine tasting. i don't ever want anybody to bite into a cookie and not get what they want to get. we're training staff because they can look at the cookie and tell if it's wrong. >> oh, here we go. >> you smell it and then you taste it, clean the plat palate with the milk. >> i could be a professional painter because i know how to do this. >> i can tell that it's a really nice shell, that nice crunch. >> but inside. >> oh, my god. so you are going to -- cheat a little bit. i had to give you a heads up on that. >> what's happening tomorrow? these cookies, there's a lot of love in these cookies. i don't know how else to say it. it really just makes m

are you having fun with it? you like it? >> i am having fun.compelling or fun television every single day, as you know jimmy. >> jimmy: barely. >> it's challenging. >> jimmy: we hope for five minutes. >> but, it's really fun. you know, tomorrow, jon bon jovi spent the whole hour with me. not too shabby. >> jimmy: really? >> which was really fun. we really get to actually have a conversation -- talk about a lot of different things. i get to hang out with chelsea handler, literally. i did that recently. >> jimmy: explain what this is. i've never seen this before. >> that is a certain kind of yoga that you can do in new york. it's called anti-gravity yoga. >> jimmy: give me a break. >> yeah. and it was really fun to do it. i was much better at it than chelsea was. but that was really fun. >> jimmy: she's a good sport. >> then we get to do, obviously, serious shows too, and talk about important issues. some of my favorites, though, have combined kind of popular culture with issues, like, i interviewed bradley cooper and bob deniro came on. and davi

so, it's kind of -- >> jimmy: it's fun. i love it. happen. so, i mean -- >> jimmy: is that really going to happen? >> yeah, yeah. we're definitely doing a musical on broadway. >> jimmy: are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> you want to be -- you going to play a part? >> jimmy: yeah. >> come on, you've got to play a part in "magic mike." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you don't want to see it. you don't want to see what -- very pale, very pale. it's so, so embarrassing. [ laughter ] the last time -- the first time you came on our show, you said to me -- you said you were working on some ideas. you go, "i have an idea. i was a stripper at one point, and i have an idea for this movie. i'm going to write it." and i was like, "that's cool." and usually, nothing really comes from it. >> nothing ever happens, yeah. >> jimmy: and then, you made the movie. it's this giant smash, and now it's going to be a broadway play. >> yes, sir. thank you, man. >> jimmy: so happy. i'm so proud of you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you. thank

[kids scream, mike laugh >> brainetics is tons of fun the kids absolutely love it, it's intrinsically really a way to make your brain work much more efficiently in a very short amount of time. 5-0-3-4-7-4-0, 4-9-7-7... >> woman: mike byster has been recognized to have one of the fastest mathematical minds in the world. >> teacher: 356 divided by 19. >> mike: that equals... uh... 18 point 7-3-6-8-4-2-1-0. is the last digit 1? >> yeah. >> yeah, i rounded up. >> woman: he's developed an amazing ability to organize and store information in his brain using the same brainetics skills he's volunteered teaching in over 6,000 classrooms nationwide. >> who can tell me what these numbers add up to? yeah? >> 605. >> you guys are awesome! good job! 61 divided by 91. yeah? >> point 6-7-0-3-2-9-6. >> awesome. how about 975 squared? yeah? >> 9-5-0-6-2-5? >> how many got that? perfect, you guys rock! your brain is your most important asset. it gets you into the best schools when you're young. it gets you the best jobs when you're older. it keeps your mind sharp when you're a senior. the smarter, sharp

[ laughter ] fun guy. fun guy. >> steve: super fun. >> jimmy: fun guy to have at the party.heck this out. advertising for this year's super bowl is more expensive than it's ever been. a 30-second spot. guess. $4 million, exactly. $4 million. some companies are trying to save money. they're having commercials that aren't quite as long. check out this one for taco bell. >> taco bell. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's smart. it's the gets the point across. [ cheers and applause ] it gets the point across >> steve: you know it. >> jimmy: 1.5 million for that. $1.5 million. >> steve: that's a bargain. >> jimmy: get this, you guys. a zoo in california announced that its monkey has randomly picked the 49ers to win the super bowl. [ light laughter ] and not surprisingly its deer picked ray lewis and the ravens. [ laughter ] the deer likes ray lewis. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: and this is weird. a lot of people were saying that ravens quarterback, joe flacco, is supposedly a boring guy, very boring, and flacco's dad -- this is awful, his dad recently came out and called his son dull. [ laugh

but it was fun to make? it was fun to be back doing that? >> it was amazing.n amazing director. jason statham, who is so incredible at what he does. i don't know, we just had an amazing time. >> jimmy: he made you take off your clothes in the movie, as we saw in the clip. >> not all of them, but enough to make me very uncomfortable. >> jimmy: were you uncomfortable about that? >> my heart was beating out of my chest. it was awful. >> jimmy: why? just embarrassment of the whole thing? >> imagine if you just took off your clothes right now and all these cameras and everything. [ cheers and applause ] you could hear a pin drop. and it's like everybody knows it's coming. >> jimmy: no, no, if you were taking off your clothes, you would be able to hear a pin drop. if i were to take off my clothes, everyone would be running to the movie. >> no, but it was really nerve wracking. >> jimmy: well, it's great to meet you, great to have you here. you've not been here before. i'm very excited. please come back again. jennifer lopez. "parker" opens in theaters january 25th.

give it up for the roots, everybody. ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: we have a big, fun, fun show tonight.his guy is the best. i think he's one of the best comedians on television. we love it when he stops by. stephen colbert is on the show. [ cheers and applause ] one of the most talented men. we were -- we were best friends for six months. >> steve: right. just for six months. >> jimmy: just a trial period, and then we were worst enemies for six months. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: and then we were -- right now we're frenemies, i think. >> steve: you're frenemies right now. >> jimmy: i think so or maybe six month. i don't know. i'll ask him when he gets out here. >> steve: you should check that out. >> jimmy: but anyways, stephen colbert is here. we love him. [ applause ] this guy cannot be stopped. he's one of my favorites. from "guys with kids," the hilarious anthony anderson is here. sharp dressed man. good looking dude, funny. >> steve: funny dude. plus, we've got sony's brand new playstation 4. we're going to have the first ever live tv demo of killzone: shadow fall. [ cheers and appl

this is great if fun for all of you bourbon consores. while having a great time. the colorful festivities will celebrate arts and crafts and many others. come see the parade down market street and enjoy the festival from 10:00-5:00. as the irish saying goesaccess gov tv san francisco government television. >> good evening. the regular meeting for the board of education for tuesday march 12, 2013 is now called to order. roll call please. thank you. >> thank you. /phaoez join me in the pledge of allegiance. can i hear second? thank you. this is for january 22, 2013. roll call please. >> thank you. miss lee, my wong, mr. haney, miss mendoza, miss nor tan. item b. present to the board. >> thank you president norton. good evening. a few comments for tonight. or school site planning was held on march 2. it was very attended. i want to thank everyone that attended. this was an opportunity for everyone to learn about the district's goals moving forward and how to create a plan for how our sites will allocate and use their resources. if you were not able to attend this yea

and learning. >> it is fun to be here and have fun. >> they learn how to paint mural by number.skateboarding station announcing to everyone the exporitorium is here to stay. >> we love our new home, love being in the middle of the city like this. >> reporting from san francisco kpix-5. >> when it opens at pier 15 it will be on april 17th. between now and opening day look for pop up signs around the city. this afternoon it will be the celebration of the never ending number in front of the new building. [music] >>> boy, it was a beautiful day to get outside. thousands of people did just that for san francisco's first sunday street event of the year. organizers close off three miles long from king street to fisherman's wharf and down 3rd street in mission bay. oakland and berkeley held similar events in year's past. sanfrancisco's next one is april 14th in the mission district. >>> next contestants for "the amazing race" could be from the bay area. we will show you why, coming up mary gonzales had a cold she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan wh

you were making fun of a broad-- like i am going to make fun of charlton heston.m not a charlton heston fan either. >> dude, you are about to get a beating. >> it doesn't make me laugh. >> that is the thing. i love the fact that in this letter he calls us bullies. >> and intolerant, too. >> and actually after making fun much all gun owners and any american with a drawl and he dances charlton heston's grave and we pointed out. we are the bullies. this is it a coward. the thing i enjoy the most about this is that why got to him. >> you know what he did. he took out the o out of fox and put in a u. >> why did he misspell it. >> it makes him look stupid, bill. >> we have spell check people, use it >> they talk english don't they. >> he may have wrote it quickly. >> the publicist let him do the press release? >> he surrounded himself with so many yes men, the publicist are loosely named if possible. it doesn't take a lot to become a publicist. yeah, i think he's surrounded him with people. >> i think you are right, greg. best part about the press release you got to him

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it's really a lot of fun. a created language can't really be appreciated as simply as something like a painting or a movie or a song where you can just kind of sit down and get all of it, you know, people are going to appreciate it on different levels. but a created language is kind of a large, all-encompassing work. for a new language, the online language creation community, we are a collective of artists and also we are our own audience. at this point the numbers have just exploded. there's thousands of language creators all over the world and it's impossible to even put a number on how many people are creating languages and how many created languages there are. so, as i see it, the art form of language creation is still extremely young. >> i don't see it as being any different from very modern art and classic art. it's just a very different way of expressing yourself and making something new. >> the wonderful thing about television is that we're all collaborating trying to create what hopefully without pret

like, this is fun.o, i mean, well, you too. but, i mean, so you look forward to doing it? >> i always look forward to doing it and i have to say, like, the moment -- i mean, honestly, the play really, like -- this character just kind of, like, shoots out of a canon and you just have to kind of, you know, just take it for all it's worth. it's very exciting to be performing in front of, you know, 1,400 people every night and it's -- you know, they want you to succeed, so that feels good. >> jimmy: yeah. well, we're rooting for you. we want you to succeed. we love you, pal. >> and i'm rooting for the roots. i'm so excited. >> jimmy: i mean, now, come on -- [ cheers and applause ] how do you not root for the roots? our thanks to scarlett johansson. go see her on broadway. "cat on a hot tin roof." [ cheers and applause ] the avett brothers perform after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: coming up next week, an entire week of music, talk and more with justin timberlake. ♪

have fun. i am reminded that we really are here today to have fun.hink our next speakers are really going to show us the way in that, and then we have a whole afternoon of playing and getting on with things but it is really my privilege not to introduce a lady to you who i have watched really from afar. i have really just had the pleasure of meeting ms. davis in the last few years. i can remember when i first saw her on tv and thought, here is a woman filled with dignity and compassion, so articulate, and she really helped us to understand what was happening in the world. you know, most of you know that ms. davis was the first black female journalist in the west. and she really did change the face and focus of news. she has recently written a book that is very important, both for her but for us, because it really tells the story of her life and all that has gone on in the world she has lived in. my angelo was quoted as saying "no people can say they understand the times in which they have lived unless they have read this book." the name of that book

all brought together, so it is kind of chaotic. >> it is fun.s like one big family. >> if you want to check out welcome to myrtle manor t airs on tlc on sunday night at 10 p.m. and 9 p.m. central. >> good morning, myrtle manor. >>> ladies, time to talk about -- not the highway to hell band. i am talking about the real ac/dc, where they got their name alternating current and drebt current. which hurts more? this guy wants to figure that out and doing so in this youtube video. he is going to do this with his tongue. >> as i mentioned in the other video a power supply like this that can generate 70 amps doesn't necessarily hurt you at all if the voltage is set low. >> oh, [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i don't know if he did that on purpose or really got shocked t looked like it hurt him and now he turn it is down to 1 volt that he can handle and slowly starts increasing the voltage. around 5 volt it is starts to get annoying and around 9 volts it feels like torture and the highest he can go, 12 volts. >> let's try ac. >> making that go back and forth and

making fun of the enemies. he made fun of marco rubio matt damon for mocking him.y for attacking others. it's more like a comedian dealing with a heckler or critic critic. >> john: he may be the least funny president for comedians. >> he's easier to make fun of. first term he was hard to make fun of. but now he's just like a republican in democratic clothing. we have a lot to make fun of. but do you think obama is funnier than jim which carter? he has the best timing ever. i have to give obama credit. he knows how to hire good joke writers. >> yes, there was no cursing in it either. he manages to handle, as dean said his hecklers with poise and tact whereas when i handle a heckler i'm usually banned from the hotel. >> john: speaking of political comedy i have to talk about john mccain. he has given us a great gift. mccain told "huffington post"," that sentence alone is worth it. it's always the wacko birds on the right and left that get the mega phone. mccain talking about other people with a megaphone doesn't he have a jet pack that he uses to travel from sunday s

this is a really fun spring find. these are called fun buns. and this is from easy hair and extensions dotcom. this is the only scrunchy you can use. >> i love my scrunchies. you know that. >> i have it in the back of my hair right now. basically, they have a ton of colors so you can find the color to match your hair. but all you do is you wrap your hair around this scrunchy that has hair to conceal sort of any weird -- without the mike -- a bad hair day. anybody can do this. a half pony and -- >> that is so cute. >> oh, my gosh. >> cute. >> and they have all different styles. there's also this that's really clever. >> what is that? >> this is called the elegant bun. thanks, sara. inside, you can hide your hair so on a bad hair day you just pop on the fake top knot, which is so great. they even have products for women who have thinning hair, and i'm a big fan of these. this is called the easy part and it has a fake sort of scalp looking piece so it doesn't look like a wig, but it gives you a little extra coverage. >> a problem for ladies as the

it will be a lot of fun.ing you said and wasted all of our time. if you are going to everything said that, then don't say that first. >> package to my dad and i got a tweet, i hope you still like these. i left them out for a while so they will be crunchy. more than 600 peeps -- 600 million peeps. >> it's airplane glue and cotton. >> we have to go. bob is moving us right along. here is peek at 11:30 a.m. >> the irs boldly going where no agency has gone before spending your hard earned tax money. more proof it's high time to bring the size of government back down to earth. >> there is money laundering, campaigns is man cures running in the streets. >> hey, remember what is important. enhancing the taxpayer experience. >> i dreamed that i would be rich in sailing this. >> me, too, that is why i became a public servant. >> bob: the two dog lovers on this panel, we know who they are. they seem to make dogs human like the leaders of animal kingdom. can i show you what kind of leaders they are. this is cat, which is

this is too much fun. >> jimmy: it's too much fun, right?ke fan? >> i have known him since i was 12-years-old. >> jimmy: really? how? >> i met him at the premier for the n'sync imax movie. can you believe that? >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, it was a tragic moment in fashion for me. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> there might have been some newspaper printed pants. >> jimmy: what are you talking about? you were wearing newspaper printed pants? >> there might have been newspaper pants. >> jimmy: well, you're allowed to do that. >> and you know, like, when the bedazzled shirts were in? [ light laughter ] the tank tops? >> jimmy: yeah? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, really, really? oh, you know what is funny? >> oh, yeah. red, white, and blue, baby. >> jimmy: you know what's funny, is that we found the photo. [ laughter ] >> no! i should never have told them. >> jimmy: hayden, don't look. don't look. >> oh, puke! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how cute! [ laughter ] hayden, oh, come on. >> oh! look -- look at that belt! >> jimmy: look how cute! >

. >> jimmy: awesome, it's fun. we have a great show tonight.ve a very good-looking show tonight. a hot show tonight. yeah. we're so thrilled that she's back on the show. one of our good pals, drew barrymore is here! [ cheers and applause ] plus, she has a new show coming out called "rogue." the lovely, the talented, thandie newton is dropping by! [ cheers and applause ] and we have great, great music from brandi carlile, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] it's a fun show! cannot wait. it's gonna be great. right now, it's time for "late night hashtags." here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: these are lists on twitter where we give you the topic and you send in the tweet. so, as you know, today was the first day of march madness. everyone around the office was talking about brackets and betting on their favorite teams. and so i went on twitter and i started a hashtag called #worstbetever. and i asked you guys to tweet out a weird, funny or embarrassing bet you or someone you know shouldn't have made. i tweeted out

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>> oh, it was so much fun.ded up turning it into a girls trip. >> of course, you did. >> so a bunch of my girlfriends went. we all shared a hotel room. a few of them were actually staying in apartments. they decided stay in the room with us. we got cots. it was just a big -- >> where are you going? >> that's my best friend who normally rocks a middle part. and i just wasn't having it. i changed her to a side part. for the night. it was the right thing to do. >> where does your sense of style come from? your dad? your mom? who gave you that? >> i don't know. when i -- i mean, when i was younger when my dad was on tour, his costume designer used to make me matching outfits from the excess fabric, and her name was edna. i fell in love with her. i was obsessed with shirley temple so everything was i want a poofy skirt. it was silly. then when i started figure skating, i started competitively figure skating when i was 8, and -- >> fashion is a big part of that. >> i would design all of my costumes with her. you know

it was fun for us so why not be fun for the kids. >> and the work is fantastic. >> yeah. >>> get ready of a mind melt in this video. check it out. see this guy laying on a mattress here? he pops up. he has stuff all over his face. you soon begin to realize that this whole film is done in reverse. >> love it. >> our maniac torehe

it's gonna be such a fun show. we're always striving to get better here at late night. ♪ ♪ harder better faster stronger ♪ [ laughter ] so before every show, we put out a suggestion box for the audience, just to get some feedback about what you guys think of the show. things you'd like to see us do, that kind of stuff. so tonight, let's look inside the "audience suggestion box." ♪ look into the box the suggestion box ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for your suggestions. this first one here is from steve klein. "hey jimmy, do you keep any pictures in your wallet?" actually, i do. i keep just one. this picture sort of reminds me of, like, who i was, and like, all the things that made me who i am today. and it's just a -- [ laughter ] -- i can't go anywhere without my hootie. >> steve: ♪ i only want to be with you ♪ >> jimmy: plays music, too? [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it plays the bridge. that's all it plays. middle of the -- [ laughter ] >> steve: that's the most musically interesting part. [ laughter

fun kitchen gadgets.with your forecast the next seven days, moving right into march. and for some it's going to feel like spring already. others still stuck in winter, especially around the great lakes. but we have more of a spring-like rain all across the east coast. that goes into boston, across northern maine. it's rain not snow, but could certainly slow you down for your drive into work and the drive home. soggy day in the east. notice how temperatures stay in the 50s. that's why we're not going to see any winter weather this time around. 32 in minneapolis. and warming up across the southern states. especially back here into the desert southwest. we're going to see some warm temperatures in the next few days. and by tomorrow we're looking at quiet weather for the majority of the country with the exception of some lake effect snow showers coming back through, especially east of the lakes. we hold on to the 50s here. only 54 in atlanta. but temperatures will slowly climb by the end of the week and getti

let's have some fun, right?> no. >> greg: i was kind of hoping. >> you did not hire me to have fun. you you hired me to kill fun and i do a damn good job of it. >> greg: you do. you treat fun like roaches. >> i do. department of education website features quote. you agreed with greg bernie that this could only happen in the obama administration. >> of course. >> if the website automatically generates quotes from a database of quotes last updated in 2007 you real illini what this means, right? >> greg: they are blaming bush! >> this is bush's fault. >> greg: they are blaming bush! >> he is right actual. >> i we corrected. >> you are right. >> greg: amazing. >> an infiltrator no doubt. >> greg: time traveler. it was a time traveler. >> a fellow traveler. >> greg: i got about you. >> that is not even what i meant. >> greg: okay. a little play on fellow traveler. >> greg: , oh, that's funny. >> thanks. >> greg: took awhile. fellow traveler being a sympathizer of whatever but you not participating actively in communi

just to have it fun in your closet. new trail girl, more about simplicity. gerri: similar police sigh, those are not. >> those are not. florals are big in spring, and i thought they were fun to give any outfit a little extra push, a little spice. gerri: look at that. >> yeah. this is a little out of my comfort zone, but it's fun, and, you know, doing a shoe line, think about the consumer, not just what you wear. i thought it was fun. gerri: what's the best selling pair? >> the shoe i have on now. it's this little heel with the ankle strap. the ankle strap is huge right now. gerri: like a souped up mary jane. that's your favorite pair. tell me what you get into now? you told me, and i can hardly believe it, they are incredibly comfortable. >> they are. i'm not just saying that. i think it's because heels are not as high as what i'm used to. wedges are so comfortable. boots have a platform in it. you're not just on your toes for the height that you see there. gerri: six or seven inches? really? >> buy and test them out fo

shooting the ball and everybody is go having fun.the game, this was a really great team game for us. everybody pitched in some way. this was a fun game. >> after recruiting violation, hosting santa clara in moraga. with money, hits the 3. he had 21. he made st. mary's history and gales all time leading scorer. late second half, gales are up by 1, jumper, he had 13, 20 seconds left. and he finds a wide open matt hoskins and they win on senior day, 77-67 the final. >> number two gonzaga hosting portland. they could be the number one team on monday. gonzaga has never been undefeated in play. 29-2. >>> and women's hoops, stanford and cal will share the pac-12 title. first for the lady bears that had a phenomenal season. we start with stanford. watch this, nothing but net. player of the year. 13 boards breaks the single season record surpassing her older sister nekka. stanford finishes with 72-50 victory. sixth ranked cal defeats washington. they share the pac-12 ty with 17 left hand 1 conference record. marks first time cal has ever won

it was fun for us so why not be fun for the kids. >> and the work is fantastic. >> yeah. >>> get readyf a mind melt in this video. check it out. see this guy laying on a mattress here? he pops up. he has stuff all over his face. you soon begin to realize that this whole film is done in reverse. >> love it. >> our maniac tore here shot this whole thing while walking backwards and they played the film backwards. does that make sense? >> yep. as the scene progresses most of the other people around him are in reverse. you see the woman on the bicycle going in reverse. some of the people he is working with create this scene are walking backwards or doing things backwards with him, so it really tends to mess your mind up. as the scene brogss he picks up more things, a top hat, a wig, almost looks like slash here. he looks like he is putting a table back together. when you see what he actually did, he actually yanked the table away from a couple sitting on the sidewalk. >> weird. >> isn't that neat? >> look at the water coming back into the bottle. >> pretty clever. >> that's it for us here a

we had a lot of fun bonding in getting to know each other. a lot of us to play the gallagher is our only children. it was interesting how much we had all wanted a big family and how this was kind of our shot at a big, dysfunctional family. tavis: we play a clip from this coming sunday said episode. guardian.w the >> she has always kind of been the mother of lyon. it's kind of interesting, i have never been on the tv show before. you get to kind of live this journey with this woman that she is growing up and it is fascinating and interesting and fun. tavis: so back to you being an only child. your mom still lives where? >> she still lives in new york. she lives on the east side by the river. tavis: that she watch you every sunday night? ?s her name joyce >> no, her name is cheryl. she said if i miss you too much, i don't like to battue, i would just turn on the show. that is really pathetic. tavis: my mom is the same. my mama watches every time. being an onlyke child? >> i've always wanted an older brother. my mom was like, what do you want fo

they are having so much fun.they play a wide-open style and winning games against georgetown, and they've had parades and their coach say guy they met years ago at florida state when he was an assistant. and it turns out he's a multi-millionaire. made a bunch of money on wall street, and it's really a great story. . >> rose: how good are they? >> i think they're very good. i think those that are saying there's parity across college public and this is kind of a normal thing, i don't agree with that. i differ with that. i think they have played extraordinarily well, but this is still a team throughout the course of a season lost 10 games and they got blown out at d.c.u.. they got blown out at duke. but they are on a hot streak and playing extraordinarily well. and they've got players that were recruited at major division 1 programs and transferred from major division 1 programs so they're not afraid. their coach believes in them. and they believe in themselves. and i think the amount of fun they're having has made

they are a lot of fun. >> you know what else is fun, the monkey that rides the dog at rodeos.say monkey, you can't ride that dog. >> or you can't make that monkey ride that dog. >> you think they are make the monkey ride the dog? i thought the monkey wanted to ride the dog. >> we have to understand that federal government could interfere with the ability to have monkeys trained to ride dogs. >> if this is what you are trying to stop, i'm in. >> surely the tea party patriots know what is really important. like paul revere before me, i would ride to warn america no matter how long it takes. it was time to exercise my constitutional rights as an american. >> ride theman tease. >> first i had to endure the jack booted echo prop and good yanch you can reach out and touch them with an open hand be very gentle. >> sort of like strip club rules. give them extra money and you get to go in the back. i know the drill. my moment had arrived. as i looked upon the majestic beasts, one question came to mind: why would anyone want to ride a manatee? why not hose down a couch and ride that? if

so fun.guys ever wondered what celebrities are whispering to each other when they're on the red carpet or at press conferences? we have too. and that's why we sent our entertainment correspondent from the uk, mr. peggy hess, with his highly sensitive microphones to get to the bottom of it. that's right, it's time for "celebrity whispers." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> celebrity whispers. >> hello. i'm peggy hess and welcome to "celebrity whispers." ssshh. [ camera shutters ] >> your beard looks really nice tonight. >> it's scratchy. that's the only thing. it's very scratchy. >> it can't be that bad. >> no, it is. here, feel it. [ laughter ] what's the verdict? >> okay, it's scratchy. >> told you. >> it's just a fact that all fried chicken is made with the best southern spice. >> yes, it is. >> celebetry. >> hey, what do you think of that blond girl, amanda seyfried standing over there? >> yeah, i like her a lot. it's just weird she always does the same thing whenever i see her. like she'll be