and i learned how to sing garth brooks just for you. >> i love garth. >> yes. >> i know, terry told meoks would you like me to do some? >> would you? >> yes. >> here we go. ♪ [ music ] last one to know ♪ last one to show ♪ >> that is my foot. >> awesome. >> there you go. >> it's okay. i got four of them. >> i'm glad you do. >> has garth seen your act? >> no. his kids have. when i used to do elementary schools, i went to the school. the principal said are you going to do garth brooks today? i said yes. he said garth's two kids are here and go to the school they must have told them puppets did an impression. >> has elton john seen the show? >> they haven't seen the show. he told me everyone was buzzing in vegas about the show.ng him e best show in town. he said he was going to come see me one day. i'm a big fan of elton's. >> you started "america's got talent" then go to vegas and it's the number one show on the strip. >> ununbelievable. i think one of the reasons why it's so is that people that go to vegas are people from the heartland. they can see the show is genuine. >> people love i

garth's two kids were in the audience. >> has elton john or anybody you know? >> they haven't seen the show, but they told me about it. i went to see elton's show and went to meet him. he told me everyone was buzzing in vegas about the show. he said he was going to come see me one day. i hope he does because i'm a big fan of elton. >> you starred on america's got talent. then your show is number one on the strip. >> it's absolutely unbelievable. the people who go to vegas are people from the heartland. and they can see my show is genuine. one of the things that people love is the fact we do so much for the military. all the money i make from my merchandise sales goes to help the military. >> every penny you make from this goes right to the charity? >> absolutely. all the money i make off the cd goes to the military as well. >> where did your passion for the military come from? >> when i was young, i was about 10 or 11, and one of my friend's fathers was tortured in vietnam. i saw him weep when he came home because of how h

garth and kat. [ cheers and applause ] and other than basically what you said when you rolled in and what you say when you rolled out -- all completely made up on the spot. >> yep. except for the very end when we had the real songs that would turn into improvising. yeah, we didn't even rehearse it towards the end. we just sort of went out and said, "okay." and then we're done. >> seth: it got be closer and

garth fist the box somewhere. >> how does g.e. play a role?y've been making air conditioners for like 80 years. and when we found garth's idea, we already had our idea with g.e.'s appliance, some of the base technology, the compressor, the way the airflow works, that was taken from g.e.'s sort of intellectual property and know how. and we layered on design. we layered on technology. we layered on the algorithms and all the smarts that will he had. >> did you know about that stuff? were you looking for quirky and towards a company like g.e. to help you with that aspect? you have this great idea but what about the nuts and bolts of it? >> i did know about quirky's relationship with g.e. i was looking for a company that would help me move from the idea stage to realizing an actual product and seeing it on the shelves. >> how does this work for g.e.? where's the revenue sharing here? >> so we give g.e. a bit of a royalty when this thing sells. so that's how it >> they get a royalty. and you get paid for it. >> he gets cut into all of the products.

like, you were growing into garth and kat the longer you were on the show.nute. and then, the game was that you were also getting dressed at the last minute. [ laughter ] i've talked to sudeikis about this. i've talked to samberg about this. forte's coming on. we want to do "second chance theater" here. the sketch that you thought should have aired, we want to give a second nod. do you have yours? >> well, probably the one that we've talked about a while ago. the grief counselors. >> seth: greif counselors. i'm glad you said it because i have a photo of it. maybe -- it's you and charles barkley. >> basically -- okay. >> seth: here's a photo of you. >> let me just set this up. so -- [ laughter ] yes, he is playing a banjo on his sleeves. >> seth: yes. you have sleeves. >> we were hired to go to this company because ten of their employees died from food poisoning. they hired us as grief counselors to come in and cheer them up, but it was -- we left half the props in the car. and one of the people that we put chattering teeth on the floor and played jazz music

. >> and garth renovator plans to >> and garth renovator plans to run for president. i said t ♪ oh-oh, oh, oh, la, la-la, la-la, la-la ♪ ♪ na-na-na, na-na-na-na-na some things just go together, like auto and home insurance. bundle them together at progressive, and you save big on both. ♪ oh, oh-oh, oh, oh hey, it's me! [ whistles ] and there's my dog! [gasps] there's my steps! i should stop talking. perfectly paired savings. now, that's progressive. a woman was shopping for candy at a drug store, when she almost got hit by a car. this security video from a c-v- s in florida shows it all. an 80 year old woman was bending over, near the candy, when a car comes crashing through the front of the store. the car misses her by a few inches and stops in the aisle right next to her. the woman only suffered a few bumps and bruises. police say the driver had just parking lot, before it hit the store. a couple got married in a pretty unusual place ... after their romantic wedding in mexico couldn't go on as planned. they got married at have lewis stepp had originally planned to s

us some of the juice. >> i mean, one of the most fun things about going backstage at the opry, what garthas hearing these great performers backstage, ready to go on, or maybe working with another artist deciding, hey, let's do this tonight. the opry features the new stars and future stars of country music. you might see trisha yearwood backstage and stopping because she hears a different kind of sound coming from the -- it all begins with a song dressing room or what have you. >> i imagine it's this event that makes some of the performers the most nervous. >> yeah, absolutely. it's nothing for a newcomer to come to the opry and be nervous. that's expected. but a lot of veterans of the opry. that's the one place where she continues to get nervous. and she grew up at the opry. so for some, the butterflies never leave. >> yeah. >> brenda, i want to hear some real backstage dirt stuff. give me some bad boy stories. who got in a fight backstage? who tried to steal somebody else's girlfriend backstage? who got banned from the grand ole opry? >> well, yes, actually one of our current performers,

your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> today on "tmz" -- >> boy, if you're black and in jennie garth'se, you have a big problem. then her dog got denied. [laughter] >> black dog tries to jump into a car, so bad. >> kind of want to let it right -- ride shotgun. >> no, you don't. >> then you get pulled over. [laughter] >> really big day on the "tmz" tour. we're driving down sunset and a girl looks out the window and said someone's waving. pulls over and ben affleck. >> can we follow you? do you have a spot we can go to? [laughter] >> anthony fainted!

your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> today on "tmz" -- >> boy, if you're black and in jennie garth'sem. then her dog got denied. [laughter] >> black dog tries to jump into a car, so bad. >> kind of want to let it right -- ride shotgun. >> no, you don't. >> then you get pulled over. [laughter] >> really big day on the "tmz" tour. we're driving down sunset and a girl looks out the window and said someone's waving. pulls over and ben affleck. >> can we follow you? do you have a spot we can go to? [laughter]

he filed lawsuits against garth ancier, gary goddard and david nuemen.ys that the three men, along with bryan singer gave him drugs and alcohol then forced him to have sex when he was a teenager. chris brown's assault trial in washington, d-c has been postponed. it was originally scheduled for monday... but the judge delayed proceedings to give lawyers enough time to sort out issues over testimony from brown's bodyguard. the two were involved in an assault outside of a d-c hotel last year. christopher hollosy, his bodyguard, was convicted yesterday. that was awol-nation, the first to perform on july ninth -- at the 34-th annual taste of chicago. r-and-b singer, janelle monae will perform with gary clark jr. folk trio "nickel creek" will be at the fest, emmylou harris, jeff tweedy, and aloe blacc are also slated to perform. i couldn't help but correct you there. >> i do the rest of them. >> early today we have dry conditions. we are dry today. 54 this afternoon: the normal. tomorrow we have a chance of rain. off and on showers and thunderstorms thursday.

>> and thanks for singing garth for me. >> absolutely. >>> and that's all the time we have left this evening. be sure to tune into tomorrow night for a special good friday edition of "hannity" the power of faith. thanks for being with us. escal. this showdown, well, it's not over. the majority leader taking a swing calling armed supporters of rancher cliven bundy domestic terrorists. the militia members whose guns put their children in harm's way. bob cusack, the "washington post" eric blake and byron york. why is this senate majority leader getting into this fight? >> well, he is the senator from nevada. >> that's not a good reason. >> this is just really kind of outrageous. why don't reid reserve the use of the word terrorist for people who have knocked down the world trade center or blown up the boston marathon. this is completely inappropriate use of the word terrorist. if these people were occupying a small park in lower manhattan, would harry reid be calling them terrorists? my guess is no. >> why is he doing it, aaron? >> i think harry reid has been doing this for a few years

country music legend garth brooks shocked everybody last night by taking the stage at a barbecue in honor ahead of his birthday this summer there. he wasn't the only celeb to give the president a shout out. "tonight show" host jimmy fallon shared a secret musical talent that nobody at the barbecue knew that president bush 41 had. >> happy anniversary, hope you're having a great night. i'm a fan of the job you did as president. but clearly, i'm also a fan of your music. here's just one of my favorites. ♪ you can't touch this ooh ♪ ♪ my my hear my music hear hit so hard ♪ ♪ oh my lord thank you for blessing me ♪ ♪ with two right foot super homeboy ♪ ♪ from the hometown this is -- you can't touch homeboy ♪ ♪ you can't stop this stop hammer time ♪ >> happy anniversary, buddy! >> who knew? all right. that's it for us here at the george h. with bush library in college station. it was a wonderful weekend, and we were honored to cover it and bring it to you. mr. bush turns 90 in june. when he turned 72 -- >>> i'm chris wallace. pulse signals from deep in the indian ocean offer new hope in the hun

. >> garth will make i think your influence is 47%, 48% in the unit.with the community. this is an expensive product. it's a $300 product. we think we'll sell tens of thousands of these this year which will net garth in hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> good for you. >> what's the margin on a product like this? you sell it 300 bucks retail. >> yes. >> how much does it cost you to make? >> it costs us a bunch of manien to make it. i don't know. do you usually ask companies what their margin is? >> yes. we talk about margin all the time. >> we rushed this one out. we started it in december, we're shipping in march. for the first season it will probably be in the 20s. but next year it's significantly higher. that's after we pay our community, after we pay all the people involved. >> ge has been doing something with you with patents. >> they put their entire patent portfolio so people like garthen can find uses for their technologies. >> one quick plug. the air conditioner usually blows right on you. this is great. it blows up and -- what's going on her

hence, everybody from garth brooks to every rock band that's out there has kiss dna at this point. >>e all the things that we had seen that much further. we had a loft on 23rd street, and went in front of the mirror, started playing with the makeup and came up with these four distinct characters that to this day are easily the most iconic and recognized ones in the world. you can go anywhere in the world, the four faces, although you may not know the names of the people, you ask anybody and they'll tell you it's kiss. >> the cat man, the space man, the star child, and the deachlen. >> indeed. >> gene simmons who was seen in a lot of the pictures. your relationship today is what? >> it's terrific. >> it's been tumultuous at times, right? >> what isn't? if you have a close family relationship there's rivalry, there's sibling rivalry. there's backbiting, there's all kinds of things going on, but it's 44 years so that speaks volumes. he lives down the street from me. and we've always had a great work ethic, which has kept us together. and through all adversity and all tensions we've never