g gad. >> he has to change his name.et me give you an example. i'm a movie executive. ms. smith who's in the office? kerry gant, have him wait. [ buzzing ] yes, who's in the office, kerry grant, you are kidding, send him in. the "r" is important. >> i think it's critical. >> billy crystal with mel brooks in account the comedians." >> he's amazing. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> you know, he's 89. he's so sharp. he's a genius. he's an icon. i have known him since 1976. the first time i met him we just moved here and my 5-year-old daughter and his 5-year-old son max were in kindergarten together. so we were like pta parents together. seeing mel brooks at a meeting seeing him sitting on one of those little chairs at school is like the greatest. over time he and karl and rob reiner who was my closest friend, they are like crazy uncles for me but i never worked with him until this. >> jimmy: this is the first time? >> yeah. i said what is your mt. rushmore of comedy. and well, there's me and the other four faces are different ang

afterwards, can fake josh gad and fake billy crystal go their own separate ways and real josh gad and>> you've had a lot of things on your plate. i want to also ask you about "book of mormon." a lot of people fell in love with your work. it's been almost three years. >> we just celebrated our four-year anniversary. and it's sort of the bestvessel that launched this career that i have now. i am forever grateful for that opportunity. it's one of the great treats of my life. both creatively and personally. >> let's talk about the movie that every child loves you for. of course i'm talking about olaf. the character that you play -- >> i misunderstood the question. >> this is such a wonderful character. i mean it is the hugest movie. but did you know when they first approached you and said hey, do you want to play a snowman's voice, did you have any idea it would be so big? >> i never saw it coming. i would say it sort of was this, no pun intended avalanche of good will and discovery on people's parts. and you slowly started to realize about a month and a half two months in that it transce

well, billy crystal is teaming up with josh gad. if you realize he is the voice of olaf? knew. >> new series, you're seen it? >> i was watching it last night, i ended up staying up really late because i wanted to finish the episode. >> so billy and josh's fault you're crabby today because you were up late? >> you're calling me craigy? >> little bit. >> blame them. >> called the comedians okay? here's a little taste of it. >> sketch comedy. that's got to be really fun right. >> oh, ya, ya, ya, great better than having to do another movie where you have to play the wacky grandpa. >> i actually a.m. a grandfather, four times. >> no, no, no, that's not what i meant by that. >> oh, i'm sorry. how did you mean it? >> i was referring more to the wacky grandpa. >> oh, i see, i see oh, i get it. well, i will tell you something, that wacky grandpa grows dollars 150 million world-wide. i'm serious, it did. >> that much much? >> uh-huh. >> got ya. >> it is good. billy and josh welcome to philadelphia. >> good morning. >> thank you so much. so great to be here in philadelphia where we

>> i'm referring to more of the wacky -- >> we're honored to have josh gad here with us.it. we loved it. how did you get involved? >> i was presenting an award to billy crystal which is the only way to meet billy crystal. afterward we met backstage. i have always admired him. he's been one of my idols going all the way back to "princess bride," hoisting the oscars, "comic relief." i told him i've always wanted to do something with him. he said i'm working on a swede, show i'd love to send you a copy of. i thought, please by all means. oh man, i don't want to be the proverbial anchor that bring this show to the bottom of the sea. i don't want to be involved. i see the series and within the first five minutes i thought, darnit, i'm hooked. it was so brilliant, so satirical satirical, so meta and the idea of playing myself was a very daunting, scary, and yet attractive idea. >> you're basically making a series with billy crystal about making a series with billy crystal crystal. >> i'd like to say it's a wormhole at the center of the rabbit hole meaning the metaon the series

the national gad has been called in trying to find order in a night of disruption the night after freddie gray was buried. the violence spread from west to east gangs of rock-throwing protesters clashed with police and widespread looting. besides the national guard, the governor is requesting as many as 5,000 police from neighboring states. there have been dozens of raefs. beginning tonight a curfew takes effect and school was cancelled today. the violence of gray his death while in police custody is being investigated by city and federal officials. ed edward lawrence is in baltimore. edward good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alison. right now, maryland state troopers are guarding this intersection, this is where some protesters started rioting and actually looted and burned that cvs pharmacy this is an example of what happened all over the city. thousands of national guard members have taken position on the ground in baltimore where tensions begin to escalate after the death of freddie gray. hours after laid to rest on monday the city descends into chaos. many protesters many of th

i hope gad takes care of everybody involved.nly my family but the scott's family because i know they are grieving like i'm grieving. >>> in massachusetts a police officer is facing assault charges for allegedly punching a black suspect. >> he is a big believer of transparency. when something like this comes forward if there's enough evidence to support the claim we go forward and take out the appropriate charges. >> reporter: officials say the incident happened in december at the police station and was caught on surveillance video. the suspect was handcuffed in a holder cell when officials say the officer allegedly punched him to the floor. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is reportedly preparing for a major announcement this weekend that she will one for president. al jazeera has not confirmed the date and time but reports say the announcement will come via social media on sunday. clinton would be the first democrat to throw a hat in the ring for 2016. >> reporter: this winely outside of des moines recently hosted

you and josh, josh gad, who was also here-- >> that's his name. >> jon: wonderful chemistry and very funny. it was nice for me because i don't get to see you enough except on every bus stop and bus and billboard anywhere that i go. >> it's very bizarre. it's worse than l.a. it's like behinds everywhere. >> big wondz. >> big huge, billboards. >> my daughter you know. >> jon: yes. >> her two-year-old son is in the car seat facing the wrong way. she pulls alongside bus and doesn't think anything of it and hears her son going "hi grandpa. hi grandpa." "you want to see grandpa?" "yeah, it's grandpa. grandpa has a bus. grandpa bus. grandpa has a bus! grandpa has a bus!" so now he comes over and he wants to see my bus. i try to tell him i don't have a bus, and he gets mad. now he has a fit. "grandpa's bus! grandpa's bus!" so i bought a bus. >> jon: you have to. >> it's great it's great. >> jon: did you want to be back doing a series? you could do whatever you want? >> well-- well, thank you. but, you know, i wasn't looking for it. and out of the blurk i get this call from a swedish producti

. ♪ e gad man lewis burgdorf. >> the president's daughter is a driver now.'s what the first lady said about her 16-year-old driver in an interview with rachel ray. >> she is a driver. she is a licensed driver. >> who taught her? >> the secret service, actually. thauz because they wouldn't let me in the car with her. driving for malia gives her a sense of normalcy like the rest of her friends are doing and my friends have got to live to learn in the world. >> that might be for the first as the first lady confesses she hasn't driven in seven or eight years. let's go to the music world where kurt cobain's daughter has spoken publicly for the first time in her father's life and legacy. in rolling stone, she discussed the upcoming documentary she produced. she confessed i don't like his band that much. i'm more in oasis, the grunage scene is not what i'm interested in but she has some songing including the favorite hit dumb. i like smells like teen spirit. now let's go to dallas where one neighborhood is demanding answers after one of their peacocks was stolen in

. >> what about this gad illionaire -- gaza ill an your for protecting protecting protecting climate change. >> they articulated in mind the world they want to see. neil: a multibillionaire doing the same. >> i don't think that is the same. neil: they are billionaires. >> one thing that koch brothers are doing in this particular moment not just two of them but a collective of people who have not only funded tea party. neil: gorge soros was the -- >> not to on the same scale. >> i'm not sure about that. >> i'm giving credit. >> >> they always. >> let me. >> they always out spend republicans, democratic party is about richest people in country or world telling poorest people they are being opressed. >> let me give you an example. no question wall street cash will be behind hillary, wall street can support whatever they want, you can't attack rich people for supporting republicans, there. >> democrats depend on high-end donors you forget the unions, they are spend -- >> they don't have as much money. neil: >> they spend hundreds of million. neil: all said and done. >> the system is rigg

good gad getzula operated absolute surgery in berlin. his wife rebecca worked there.the dental office is shut down after a raid by dea agents last week. police say the case get getzula unravelled when he went to authorities saying a staffer was stealing prescriptions. at the time the doctor and his wife replaced drugs with saline solution. >> if you went into to have painful mouth surgery you would have been injected with saline solution so you would have been in incredible pain. >> the district attorney tells us he wants to hear from patients who suspect they may have been victimized in this case. getzula has surrendered his medical license. >>> u.s. senator menendez and a filing showed menendez raised more than $1 million since launching it a year ago. menendez has denied any wrongdoing in the charges that he helped a friend in a business in exchange for campaign donations. >>> and this just into nbc10, a new quinnipiac poll released at 6:00 show a majority of voters since senator menendez should resign. more than 60% of those polled said he's not honest and trustwo

. >> gad to see you.ve a good weekend and a new and exciting program, that involves the nation's university of . stay with us. h colleges around the country to give students to experience the reeled world in the classroom. it's going to become the biggest higher education corporate partnerships in the nation. fox sports effective price president started the program and a university alumni, great to have you both here. chris, i'll start with you be with tell me about this partnership. from what i hear, this is an interesting thing, you know, you go to school, you get all that academic knowledge and you have no way of applying it. square that circle. >> yeah. with fox sports we've had many connections with universities. you know, what fox sports university did was add an academic program that really helped deepen our relationships and for the students, it's developed into a way for them to get real world experience and an opportunity for them to expand what they're doing at the school. gerri: so how many sc

a military zone with on going fighting with, toes to the government, and tribal forces loyal to ben gad and i base general. a truce was announced to allow people to return to their homes a tense calm remain in p some areas although it looks like the fighting is far from over. it was calm today and then our fighters were ambushed. on the political front u.n. sponsors talked between the rival parliaments are due to start later on thursday. there is a renewed focus on a resolution follows reports of new armed groups the country has been pushed deeper into chaos, since two rival governments emerged in june last year. the legally formed government is now led by acting prime minister after his predecessor was sacked earlier this month. the second government is based in that look, is headed by prime minister. the u.n. envoy to the country said the solution is difficult, but not impossible. >> we have made important progress in the last days i think the parties are now getting closer to an agreement, of course, the remaining part is doing to be difficult, but not impossible. >> it is not only i

it's a gad thing because the only -- good thing because the only confederate he's facing is this. poor excuse for a line. in the meantime, general johnson erects hardy to put together a counterattacking force to stop moore's project. it'll take time for them to select strength. and just before hardy can watch his counterattack, moore strikes. punches a whole in the confederate line. squirmishers with their 16 shooter henrys are able to get all the way to the edge of bentonville. they come literally within a few yards of cutting off johnson's only line of defete. general johnston reveals to the year. then hardy strikes, he succeeds in pushing back mower who by the way has gotten cold feet apparently because he's decided to doe employ a little closer to the union line. he's left them hanging in the breeze. now among the attackers on the confederate side general hardy's only son, 16-year-old willie hardy, the newest recruit, and young willie is medical reportly wounded when charging at the front rank. johnston succeeds in repulsing mower's attack, but mower's getting ready to launch

they say insurgents clashed with members of one of the country's largest infantry big gads and that many leaders of that brigade land away. several former platoon mates of sergeant bowe bergdahl say the country's top military official knew that bergdahl had deserted yet he was hailed as a hero by the obama administration when it traded five taliban commanders to get him back. the men say in 2009 then joint chiefs chairman admiral mike mull len acknowledged the desertion while visiting afghanistan. >> matt asked him, so you know bergdahl tee cert issed and what's going on with that basically? and admiral mull len said, yes, you know, with he know all the circumstances surrounding berg tall walking away from the op and we're still -- we're still working on getting him back. >> after a length wree investigation the army announced last month it is charging bergdahl with desertion. >>> the clinton foundation will go right on accepting foreign money during hillary clinton's run for the presidency. chief white house correspondent ed henrys has an update on the campaign tonight. >> reporter: top

not a question of is there a gad but, there is a god. now what do we do? not a question of there are bunch of stars but rather, why are there stars? how do they work? how does that tell us how things work here on earth? the interaction i see in my own life is that religion gives me the reason to do the science. >> back in the papacy before francis was benedict, and one of his lines was go to the frontiers. well there isn't much more frontier that 3.7 billion miles away. >> in 1582 with the reform of the calendar and then 1891 they wanted to have an observer and show the church is not against science but the church work with science. >> they start off by hefeng telescopes, and then on the walls surrounding the vatican, as the city lights grow and as the italian government gives them back the territory, in the '30s they built new telescopes on the roof of the papal palace. best telescopes of their era in the 1930s. by the 1980s because of the olight they're unusable so we build -- built a new telescope in arizona. >> i have father jean-baptiste. i'm working

. >> gad to see you. good weekend and a new and exciting program, that involves the nation's university of . stay with us. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. gerri: for the last several years fox sports has been teaming up with colleges around the country to give students to experience the reeled world in the classroom. it's going to become the biggest higher education corporate partnerships in the nation. fox sports effective price president started the program and a university alumni, great to have you both here. chris, i'll start with you be with tell me about this partnership. from what i hear, this is an interesting thing, you know, you go to school, you get all that academic knowledge and you have no way of applying it. square

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. >> i prefer to think of us as gad flies, not gnats.riter and that is us and you take the blame if there is any reaction to. >> and i don't know if you are on twitter and if you make a small grammatical error, suddenly the world will come for you. >> they think you are a horrible human being, that you are stupid and everything you've done is worthless. do you judge people who use bad grammar? >> not in speech. in writing, i would say they should have somebody look at that before they had it published. >> so tweets are okay. >> well tweets are interesting because you have to do so much in a little space so of course you use as many abbreviations as you have to to get the point across and you can do without punctuation if you need that space to allow for more words, you you're good-- for words. >> you're good at punctuation in twitter. >> if you use punctuation in text you show puncuation on twitter. >> i see a little mistake there. >> oh! >> i get it. oh i get it. >> you'd make it a colon. >> oh, the colon too. sorry. semico semicolons a

that ron paul always speaks his mind, but it is one thing speaking your mind when you have kind of a gady presidential race versus when you actually want to win and appeal to republicans and all general election voters and so i mentioned foreign policy challenge for rand paul certainly would be his father and his views on issues. >> you hear the line a different kind of republican. already early on people are asking is rand paul a different kind of rand paul whether on immigration, iran and to your point, and some other stances that he has taken in the past that he may either evolve or just flipped on. >> this is one of his big assets. i have been talking about his liabilities and challenges but his big asset is he is someone that looks different than the other republicans running. of course his father did the same thing. you end up having a younger, more polished politician in rand paul who says i disagree with my party when it comes to foreign policy and their hawkish interventionism, to where he is saying we need criminal justice reform need to speak out against injustice in ferguson

you cannot get a gad -- ged and become a police officer, or that we should have braver police officers who are not shooting people that are running away from them? klara: i think much more training -- clara: i think much more training will stop the same reason we want to send doctors and nurses to set learn the latest techniques, police officers should also be brought up on techniques. and to raise their own consciousness. the most egregious case of a lack of screening is in the mirror -- tamir rice shooting.

it's about loving gad and having respect and compassion for all people regardless of their own religiousver they come from. this just points exactly again to this radical ideology that is really false religion. it's fuelling these terroristic activities. >> we see now the images of fighters in afghanistan showing their allegiance to isis with the flag. does the u.s. need to rethink its strategy of eventually pulling out when there are 10,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan? there you see video of isis thugs who are now in afghanistan with that isis flag. does the u.s. need to stay there or just get out? >> i think we have to look again at what our goal and what our mission is and what we're trying to accomplish. our goal as it should be to be able to defeat this radical is islamic ideology, and other groups who are pledging their allegiance to isis. we have to be able to work with partners on ground. we have to work with partners in the region to be able to root that out, not only militarily. that's a hugely important component, but also we have to address the sectarian political conflicts th

what they saw in the case of some of those mosul units in northern iraq units is that entire brig gadsand europe in draining and equipping and outif i get those forces. so if they don't stand under pressure then that's money down the drain. so just doing more of the same doesn't make sense. there's an asymmetry of interests there where right now you have a complex rubik's cube an ethnic rubik's cube where shia and sunni are struggling with each other. there are other ethnic groups inside iraq and there is doubt about who is fighting for what inside iraq. if you have the wrong people trained, wrong people equipped and the wrong part of iraq doesn't matter how much money you put into them. groups like isis that are able to make temporary common purpose with frustrated sunnis can roll over those military units. >> then you have iran that is stepping into this vacuum that is created first by the lack of professionalism, lack of support that the iraqi armed forces are having, but then there's also it seems to be a political vacuum in these areas that iran is ex ploigd. >> that's absolutely

. >>> and an unfamiliar site in the changing of the gad at buckingham palace. of the guards slipped and fell on a manhole. it is unusual to see the guards break stride. tourists often try and fail to get them to smile and react. a lot of people watching were shocked. true to form the guard got back up as if nothing had happened. got continue on with honor. >> stiff upper lip. >> absolutely. >>> time is 8:18. let's check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads right now. everybody behaving for you? >> things are getting better in some areas. other things are still, as i say, full strength. you are not going to get a break it seems. starting on highway 24 this time around. a live look at traffic through lafayette and into the cal the calldy cut tunnel. you can see traffic slowing through the tunnel. slowing in oakland as well down to the bay bridge. the bay bridge is backed up a little more than usual because of an earlier accident. we are finally beginning to see some improvement here. it was an earlier truck stall. not a crash. same thing. lanes were blo

. >> i think they were just gad to get to this weekend. glad. >> april 19th, yeah, mid-april. you're right. >>> let's talk about what is happening for today. we do have the possibility of a few sprinkles coming our way, unfortunately. it's just not going to be much if any at all. we have that ridge of high pressure still in control of the weather pattern. there's that storm track, you can see well into -- moving into canada. we here under the ridge of high pressure and just a weak little low that is spinning off the coastline today. that helped to enhance our marine layer a little. the onshore breeze is a little stronger this morning. area reporting -- area? fairfield reporting gusts to 20 miles per hour. i was outdoors a little while ago. in oakland it's a little breezy as well. not too bad but still enough to cool you down. as we get into monday afternoon notice we do begin to see a few sprinkles pop up over california. they are pretty much over the higher elevations if you take note over the coastal range as well as the sierra. here as well. tuesday for us, partly cloudy to

. >> i guess josh gad instagramed a shot of he and some of the cast members together, right?tor this is -- well, not really. we know who that one is. this one. >> i guess we gave that one away. >> johnny depp doing whitey duelinger, huh? >> that's right. johnny depp transformed himself to play whitey bulger, the notorious boston crime boss for "black mask," which will be out this september. we had the exclusive talks with the director who said it was amazing to watch johnny kind of really just change himself for this role. >> i read that a lot of people recognized him on set, and i thought -- as whitey bulger, like they recognized him personally. i was like, why did so many people know whitey bulger personally? >> and admit to it. >> by the way, the trailer that came out today is eerie. you're already scared based on the trailer. >> i'm really looking forward to it. >> is this the latest installment of "pirates"? >> that's right. so, "pirates 5" is on its way. you know, production had been halted in march when johnny had a hand injury, but jerry bruckheimer just tweeted this

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. >> i guess josh gad instagramed a shot of him and some of the cast.be out this september. we have the exclusive and talked o the director and said it was amazing to watch johnny change himself for this role. >> a lot of people recognized him on set as whitey bulger. i was like why did so many people know whitey bulger and admit to it? >> the trailer for that movie is just eerie. you're already scared based on the trailer. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> and is this the latest installment of "pirates"? >> yes. it's on its way. it was halted in march when johnny had a hand injury. but jerry bruckheimer just tweeted this photo. looks like we are ready to go for the next "pirates" to come out next year. >> our tweet of the week. we have to thank ironman for this one. tell us about this story. >> this is a sweet story. aidan ellis' mom tweeted a photo of her son who had an injury on his cheek to robert downey jr. said if you had anything to say to him, it would help. robert got right in there. he asked what happened. he gave aidan some advice. aidan took