geeze, that's a fantastic margin.second, though they don't buy and resell old cars at the retail level. you may not realize the company has so much scale now they have been moving into the wholesale used car business whole sale. here carmax will buy your old vehicles and sell them on to a different used car dealers through an auction process for a quick profit. they showed terrific acceleration in the latest quarter unit sales growth of 12.3%. significantly faster for all of last year. these are amazing numbers, plus in the wholesale business the company's gross profit per vehicle increased by 8.7% year over 84 to $1036. this past quarter. those are pretty strong numbers. it's a whole other business line that most car dealers dip i typically don't have. they have a small but growing car business and warranty and service plan business and a solid and very conservative subprime lending operation they're rolling out. they're not giving away cars to anybody that asks. now you know what they really does at the end of the d

. >> oftentimes which one calls 9-1-1 or the police station they would say oh, geeze i waited forever and they didn't come for two days and if it is citywide plus or minus plus or minus minutes those priorities are somewhere closer to 10 or 15 minutes if you priority calls can take up to hours they are cold calls but no call for a service is never more than a few hours. >> thank you for coming is there any additional public comment. >> come on up. >> if there are other public comments please line up. >> yes. hi, i'm from balboa terrace i've worked with terry very well police station the captains on various issues we've s had invasions and robberies between the hours of 34i7bd about 5 my house was hit at 520 in the morning when we were sleeping my alarm went off thank god but when the police officers arrived i had the phone company and having two men in my house they tried to break into my car and the next day another housed over o on santa ana and were not successful came back around 425 and broke into the vehicle so all caught on tape tape was sent over to terryville police station b

. >> oh geez. >> at least he's on the downslope. and he is dry. advantage j.b.mes on the 18th green. three-man playoff continues. emotion packed sunday outside houston. >>> jordan spieth looking over his third shot out of the bunker. let's go back to the second shot where jordan did his own 360 on the banks of the water. >> you got to be careful because you want to go down the slope, you go right in the water if you didn't watch out. >> looked kind of like a baseball swing. >> you know i really think he aimed too far right. thought he was going to hit a big pulled hook. >> there's his sister ellie who is beyond excited. there's no other person here that jordan's more proud of than his sister ellie. hoping that her brother hangs in there. >> he is one heck of a bunker player. he comes so close so many times out of the bunker of holing them out. if you can get it over that hill doesn't do too much once you get near the hole. >> right in the backswing. >> you can hear -- you can hear him, the camera went off right in his backswing. >> so he had the roar of the crow

. >> oh geez. >> at least he's on the downslope. and he is dry. advantage j.b.mes on the 18th green. three-man playoff continues. emotion packed sunday outside houston. >>> jordan spieth looking over his third shot out of the bunker. let's go back to the second shot where jordan did his own 360 on the banks of the water. >> you got to be careful because you want to go down the slope, you go right in the water if you didn't watch out. >> looked kind of like a baseball swing. >> you know i really think he aimed too far right. thought he was going to hit a big pulled hook. >> there's his sister ellie who is beyond excited. there's no other person here that jordan's more proud of than his sister ellie. hoping that her brother hangs in there. >> he is one heck of a bunker player. he comes so close so many times out of the bunker of holing them out. if you can get it over that hill doesn't do too much once you get near the hole. >> right in the backswing. >> you can hear -- you can hear him, the camera went off right in his backswing. >> so he had the roar of the crow

. >> oh, geez. oh, god this is way -- >> okay, i need a drink. >> jon cryer grabbed his cocktail but host andy cohen pressed for details. >> was it the girl in san diego? >> yeah, it

they need help, for instance, with feeding, housing, and then registering the rest you geez. we have a european asylum agency that could help. those first steps are not that difficult, and the heads of government only need to decide. the next part, the fight against the people smugglers, is much more difficult because many voices now say for a military component, we would need a mandate of the united nations. finally, the thirds that, the most important really, where to put those refugees. who wants to take in those refugees? that is really contentious because some people have already said no, thank you. hungary and great britain where an election campaign is under way and where the issue of migrants is very hot. >> the shipping industry sending its own sos to the european union over the crisis in the mediterranean. under international laws, merchant ships are required to help people in boats and distress on the water. >> as merchant ships are rescuing more and more migrants this year, they say they are not equipped and cannot afford to do with the coast guard says they shoul

. >> oftentimes which one calls 9-1-1 or the police station they would say oh, geeze i waited forever and they didn't come for two days and if it is citywide plus or minus plus or minus minutes those priorities are somewhere closer to 10 or 15 minutes if you priority calls can take up to hours they are cold calls but no call for

and while you're there you're like geez that's a pretty good-sized swimming pool." whale." >> the sad part is when people see the front show pool, very rarely do those whales have access to all of those pools. most often, we restrict those whales to one or two pools, and many times throughoutidate they're in an eight-foot-deep pool, that's the dimensions of a backyard swimming pool. >> jon: is it possible to have this type of thing in a humane way or are we kidding ourselves? are we kidding ourselves that in any way you can keep these large, very smart mammals and even treating them more humanely with less chemicals and more room. is it even possible to do? >> it's not. and i wish i could tell you that it was. it would make my job and the way that i reflect back on my life and my career with those animals, make me sleep easier at night. but we tryied with the the best resources that we had and it is clear to see we have an overwhelming amount of science that proved that these animals are not only not thriving. they're not even surviving. and the damage the psycholog

geez. garvin: it is certainly a nice thing for a 70-year-old retired man to do for his neighborhood. it is a remarkable mission when you learn just how long he's been doing it. michael: since 1979. garvin: that would be 36 years. michael: that's okay you can--don't pass out. i know i'm a young looking man. michael: morning. garvin: michael says the sweeping started when he began helping his retired father maintain the grounds of a nearby church. michael noticing, only then, just how littered the streets were. michael: so, i would, on the way back after helping him i would clean the stuff up. and that's really--it kind of started that way, and you know time moves on, and i'm still sweeping. garvin: early on, it didn't take long for the local merchant's association to notice just how clean michael's part of the avenue looked. so, they asked him to start a program paying people to sweep 5 days a week. michael did, keeping a couple days for himself, though but not taking a cent for the work. mi

. >> geez. glad that's not coming this way. >> absolutely. aren't those images great?t you can see from space. today what we're going to see lots of sunshine. >> love it. >> how about that? let's take a look right now at storm tracker 6 live double scan. we are dry. we have no rain. we have no snow. we had some yesterday. it's been a spring that's for sure. let's take a look outside right now and see what it looks like sky 6 looking live with our temple university camera and you can see the clear conditions out there. we're looking good to start you off. let's check the current conditions through the area. the temperatures just 36 degrees. even though we're talking about a nice afternoon, we're off to a chilly start so be warm as you're heading out the dewpoint 27. winds out of the north-northwest at 15 and the pressure 29.92. let's take a look at the month of march. it was about 4.4 degrees below average which actually i think it felt even colder than that didn't it. and we had about 12-inches of snow, the most snow in march since 1993. so, a lot of snow in march. it

. >> geez, okay, thank you erin. >>> the other recent officer take down prompted several protests. video from new york city where several demonstrators demonstrators were arrested. in san francisco. in la the lapd arrested soon people who blocked a set of train tracks. these are some of the 28 protests held. >>> the volunteer deputy who shot and killed man in oklahoma was booked on a manslaughter charge. robert bates surrendered almost two weeks after he shot eric harris. bates said he meant to use a taser on harris but accidentally fired his gun instead. bates posted bail and has been released pending his next court appearance next week. >> the man who found a disabled 21-year-old man abandoned in a wooded area of philadelphia is speaking out for the first time. he says he was walking near cobbs creek park on friday and spot to do deer. he followed them to take a picture. then he saw sticks on top of a package in the shape of a cross. >> i did my foot like that. the head came up like that. and i jumped and i said, oh my god. >> anderson found 21-year-old take kwan norman a quadrip

. >> geez. >> that's a wild ride you probably don't want to go for.g on our ride things are nice and weight as we look along the 202 parkway at welsh road nice and dry. if you're headed down the pike later today from 9:00 until 3:00 in upper dublin welsh will be closed between norristown road and jared town road because of construction. limekiln pike some good alternates. no extra construction here on 42 this morning. none on 295. things moving well through south jersey and mass transit is on time so far on this tax day morning david. >> all right, most of us in the 40's right now but upper 40's low 50's right around there. so not too bad. winds are light so far. by 9 o'clock 56 degrees. i'm posting cloudy skies although there's the chance of some sun breaking through. by noon 64 and then the afternoon looks partly sunny and pretty nice, 69 degrees by 3 o'clock and a high of 70 degrees probably around 3:30 or 4 o'clock before we dip back to 67 degrees by 6 o'clock so a very nice warm afternoon after a little bit avenue cool start. still some instabili

. >> oh, geez. >> exactly, yeah. >> oh, no. >> i did not order that. not having that. >> we're not having that. >> i'm thinking we'll stick to the plain blood soup, thank you very much. >> the way they make it is they take the raw blood and they scrunch it with lemon grass for a long time. >> right. >> because that kind of kills the gamey flavor of the blood, helps with the coagulation and adds flavor. then they actually make chopped larb. the minced meat salad. looks raw. that goes in. whole bunch of deep fried krunai, or innards. [ speaking foreign language ] >> here it is. >> you're not kidding. that's like a horror movie. like "csi" soup. i'm eating out of an open wound. actually, that's completely delicious. utterly delicious. >> that makes you look like a vampire. it's quite spicy. you can taste the chili. it doesn't really taste like blood. it just kind of tastes sweet and rich. let's see if we can change your mind about brains. >> delicious. i'm not lying. this is delicious. anyone would completely love this. >> you eat too much of it, you'll g

geez, what do you think i would take a honeymoon.t week is a big week of earnings. >> that's all you get for the wedding. >> earning season only happens once a year. >> stock trading with jim in a moment. don't go away. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> time for cramer and stock training. >> that restaurant coverage starbucks for instance the thing missing the shake shack. this thing remember the lock up expiration is not until july 29th. this has been a gigantic short squeeze. some feel this is overvalued. they kept putting it out. you can't short these. it's a big mistake to short something. that's what's happening. is it overvalued? yes. >> they believe like tesla. they believe like amazon and you cannot get believers to sell because the stuff tastes s

>> [ bleep ], oh, geez. >> that caller was a contract worker handling bags at the sea tac airport and up when it departed for los angeles at 2:39 p.m. passengers could hear him banging on the roof of the hold. and he landed back in seattle. the worker walked offer the plane. he went to the hospital for a test. and he took a drug test. alaska airlines is actively investigating the incident. >>> the battle over religion continues to rage in america's state legislatures with laws in indiana and arkansas that critics charge with modify discrimination in the name of religion. a different sort of fight is playing out in the state of tennessee. tennessee has a lot of symbols, the amphibian is a salamander and the tree is the poplar and the dance is a square dance. and this week, close to a state book. >> a bill that could make the bible the official book of tennessee passed state house. >> that's right, the tennessee state house voted yesterday to make the bible the state's official book. you may be saying, hey, wait, we have a separation of surge and state. you know who else feels that way?

geez. >> i want to get the sign going as soon as possible. that name out. >> how will black letters look lit snup. >> great. >> on monday i hope this is cleaned out. these guys need that time so it sucks because here yet again another week is wasted. >> i want to get this thing open. now every day that i'm not open is going to be costing me money and time and it's just very frustrating. >> euflora's second location is big, a former bank they bought for more than a million dollars. they imagine it as a new generation of marijuana employees. now they need to get it open. >> we need all of this gone, both offices gone. >> everything is in place ready to go. we can get this done by october 1. >> honestly, this is probably the priority to put this one at the top of the list and then another one right after that. >> it's all gone. >> is it set? it's non-stop chaos right now. we have a lot of money invested and we really want to catch the market before everybody else gets on board. >> aurora pushes back. >> marijuana use is wrong. >> this is an epid

in the synagogue, a man asks geez us to cure his withered hand. >> jesus tells him to stretch out his hand, and he's healed. >> but this is the sabbath, and working on the sabbath is prohibited. >> the fact that jesus heals the man with the withered hand on the sabbath, in the synagogue suggests that he's just going to do what he wants. >> it's an action that brings jesus into conflict with the jewish priesthood. now his reputation precedes him wherever he goes. the number of his followers increases. the crowds he attracts bring him to the attention of the roman authorities. >> when jesus is active in galilee, those areas were under roman occupation. you could believe whatever you wanted to believe in the roman empire, you could practice your religion in whatever way you chose to practice your religion, but what romans didn't like is one charismatic figure, especially one who was messianic. >> fearing for jesus' safety, james and his family come to capernaum. >> i think it would be terribly frightening to have a member of your family get involved in that kind of religious environment,

so they went on to buy a failing competitor taking out more capacity and geez it tripled from its bottomand erjt average saling prices increased. one more situation where metric might not seem important with you it matters. when a company is based in united states and all we care about is how three doing in an emerging market, particularly china. i've made some mistakes one of my best buys was made picking up young brand, parent of kfc and pizza hut, and there was a tainted chicken scandal. scott went down. yum is worldwide with locations everywhere but growth isn't in the united states it's in china. so when chinese kfc division had a shortfall even though all of the rest of the world was doing well the stock got clocked anyway. soon afterwards heavy spending promote kfc, now young let it be known that answeringearnings would be slashed to recover that share. no matter you had to buy the stock on that shortfall. not long after yum's chinese business began to turn again and the stock headed right back up to its 52-week high because kfc's sales growth in china is more important to yum's s

geez. >> about 45, between 45 and 55 degrees. it's real here.se, it's a little steeper. >> you have literally written a book -- or four being boos on every possible run around mount blanc. is there every fear here? is there a little bit of fear or not? >> fear. >> fear. terror. >> oh, yeah. out of control? >> yeah. >> no. >> no. you're always in control. >> the main thing is also to control ourselves and the technique and the head. so it's kind of an alpinist view, you know, solo climbing, solo climber, they have no mistake possible. here, same thing. >> we can't make a mistake. >> we know if we have, if we get me mistake, it's finish. >> but on a bad day, all the control and technique in the world doesn't matter. and a fate worse than death is watching that bad day happen to your kid. >> my -- my first boy was a very good skier, very sportif, very famous, and he get killed. not because he fall down, but because part of ice fall down and push him down and was killed. >> it's been ten years since anselm held his boy, waiting for the rescuers. >>

oh geez. >> last day of the month. >> sue, welcome back. >> thanks. >> i was thinking about you the whole week, all of this talk about baltimore. >> right. >> your hometown. >> my family, people asked me, my family is fine, not a lot of people are going a lot of places. >> no. >> folks you know, staying in and very upset. >> hoe them get it together. we've gotten together a fably forecast for today are you ready? >> definitely a day where bus stop buddy will have his jacket on this morning and leave it at school, because by this afternoon you won't need it. showing you what's coming for tomorrow. not today. it is the storm you see in the south there part whatever will become coastal storm sunrise happening at 6:04, casino of like right now. 51 degrees our current temperature, headed to high of 75. later on in the day we have just few clouds around, by the end of the day but, there are clouds maybe four clouds in the weather future, and the seven day forecast coming up many meantime, bob kelly didn't dough a fantastic job? >> oh, great to have you back, sue. 6:02 paybacks for all of the ti

oh geez. look how thick the souls are on their shoes? yes, maybe -- >> no. >> really?maybe. >> there is no ice. i know. >> oh what is it? >> maybe that door behind him is right to the cafeteria, someone dropped some grease on the ground. he just slipped and fell. >> oh we just got the name of this guard. >> what's the name? >> lynn abraham. >> that was not right. i know her. she will think that's funny. >> hopeful lip she doesn't have a rival with a bayonet. she sees me next time. all right 6:57. turns out divorce can cause more than a broken heart. long-term health effect, okay, when it comes to divorce. we'll show you. >> end in a hospital? >> doctors office. >>> one person under arrest as fire officials investigate what they believe is an arson another person is now in the hospital, in critical condition. what investigators are saying happened here. >>> a dog tag of my daughter, very nice, so i remember her every day. >> this right here is half a heart, she is wearing the other half of a heart in the grave. >> weeks before graduation prom when 18 year old nicky lost

weighs 110 times more than the empire state building or seven times more than the great pyramid of geeze is a. as the waste gets bigger, so does the problem. 300 tons of gold, about a 10th 10th of global production and 1,000 tons of silver is left unrecovered in the waste. there are millions of tons of harmful lead, mercury and other compounds being dumped. much of the e-waste is shipped to developing countries and it's here the toxic elements end up in the environment and poison people. europe's banned the shipment of e wasn't and campaigners want other countries to do the same while investing in recycling. they say without this, the growing e-waste will be grow. >> still ahead we'll tell you how antibiotics given to animals could affect your health. >> for the first time since records have been kept, more than half of all u.s. public school children are growing up in poverty. we'll have a report coming up. >> in sport former germ champion confirm who will replace their coach. >> tomorrow. >> a lot of these mining sites are restricted. >> a silent killer. >> got a lot of arsenic in it.

you said yellen was -- >> everyone wants -- geez, can you give her a modicum of respect. >> after herance during the crisis one voice that seemed to really -- >> she is -- she's thinking of the working person too, by the way. she's not playing for the hedge funds. she's thinking about how the working person is not doing that well. she also sees the fact that the gross domestic product, hiring we had, we had a couple of hiring from small, midsized business, we heard from paychex, it wasn't so good. i say, thank you, janet yellen, for not doing something precipitous, looking at data and making the decision on the data. march was not a good month in our country. and i think that we should accept that. i think that the dollar could be peaking because march wasn't so hot. i think yesterday's rally was dollar-based. >> yeah. on squawk a few moments ago, keeping most of his money in cash. >> he's been wrong. >> he admits -- >> he's been wrong. >> it's a money-losing proposition but argues central banks pushed asset prices to sell elevated -- >> digdick fish, does this, too. united technologi

geeze, this business is hard. isn't it? in short, we're looking at the kind of analyst showdown that we love here on "mad money." buy, buy, buy, sell sell sell nothing helps you understand the stocks better than hearing the arguments of both the bulls, and the bearles. this is exactly what's happening here. this is something i always encourage, by the way, among the analysts at my old hedge fund before we ever pull the trigger. let mem e them duke it out. who is really right? the more bullish analysts at j.p. morgan or the more bearish at numera? the steel stocks have been in the house of pain for the last year. even as they've recently rebounded a teeny weeny over the past couple months so what is numers a argument? while drastically cutting the estimates? before we get into the true bear thesis, i think it's noted until last week nomura had a buy rating on these stocks for ages. that's been dead wrong. still, it's a pretty rigorous piece of research. nomura sees the spread for dmeens companies, the difference between the

geez, lis, you're riding the girliest bike in the world. ooh, i stand corrected. dipwad, bikes only. i need to pay my water bill. not on motorized transport, you don't. what you need to get is out of our way.

oh, geez. there's something going on over there that's very important. a lot of them are doing their napoleon. this is what they wanted you to see. the things that i love -- and we're going to play with this over and over and over again tonight -- are the things that don't go well like this. it is this kid with a dog. the kid is desperately trying to keep him still, but he won't. the dog is blurry. you have these guys looking back at us from castle thunder prison in 1865. they have captured richard edd richard edd richmond. this is that window in time. why don't we start where i often work. this is the main visitors' center for the richmond national battlefield park. this is where you can probably find me. this is the most reproduced view of the iron works. it kind of annoys me, but it is worth talking about and the reason is because you see an awful lot that's important. jefferson davis getting that famous telegram in st. paul's church and having to get everybody out. it got out of control. when i refer to the evacuation fire, that's what i'm talking ab

. >> oh, geez, all right. >> get nervous. >> sam. >> jeb bush. >> michael. >> marco rubio. >> chris christieichael? >> bob ehrlich. >> correct. give him a ding. >> sam. >> marco rubo. >> did you say that? >> all right. ted chris. >> done. michael steel? steele? >> carly forney a. >> rand paul. >> yes. >> john kasich. >> john kasich is correct. >> lindsey graham. >> you guys are going to get this. let's do it. >> let's sigh lindsey graham was the last one? >> yeah. >> scott walker. >> yes, boom. >> bolton. >> yes, the stash, michael steele -- >> let's see, bolton, scott walker, hmm -- a hint -- how about a former new york governor. >> oh, oh, yes, pataki. >> long island congressman. >> peter king. >> boom. former texas governor. >> perry? >> yes. there's still more. >> oh, my god. how about this? >> i'll do another one. >> bobby jindal. >> yes. we've got 1, 2, 3 more. >> i know that ben carson couldn't make it. >> a man who won't run under any circumstances, but says he will. >> huckabee. >> nice, that him, too. there's another one who says -- natural laughingstock. national laughingstock. >>

geez, thank you. there is that side of it. but look, men and women alike are judged relentlessly on their appearance. >> oh, come on! >> no wait. wait. >> leslie? >> i'm pretty. so i don't have to worry about it. it's just a look that i have. it's okay for me. i don't have to worry about that part. but bill clinton his own self recently had to respond or through proxies respond to the fact that "new york times" pointed out that he looked every bit of his 69 years and seemed much more grandfatherly and he wanted everybody to know he was still vigorous and vital. so age and potential -- >> your one example does not prove that there is not a double standard for men and women. and can i tell you, i heard this discussed with apologies to the "l.a. times" writer who is taking a hit in this segment i heard other people discuss. this like it is surprising to them that she didn't get a face lift before she went out to run for president because she needs to seem yublg youthful and in command and vibrant. they don't say that about the ma

oh geez, there is a been going on over there. a lot of them are doing their napoleon. this is what they wanted you to see. the things i love, and we will play with this over and over again, are things that don't go well. like this. a kid with a dog doing what dogs do. he is not sitting still. the kid is trying to keep him still, but it doesn't work. he is blurry. these guys are in the picture but not the kid with the dog. you have the guys looking back at us in 1865. they have captured richmond. they are part of the garrison forces. this photograph was probably made after lincoln was assassinated. think of what they have just seen. it has just happened, and it's happening to them, and this is that window in time. why don't we start where i often work. why not? the ironworks. this is the main visitor center for the richmond battlefield national park. the most reproduced in of the ironworks. you see an awful lot that is important. this is after the evacuation fire. jefferson davis got the famous telegram. having to evacuate the city. well, on the way out, the confederate

. >> geez, i can't believe how fat he is. look at that guy. he's a cow. what's up, dude? >> just goes to show fruits and vegetables ain't necessarily good on a diet. >> he's too fat to catch anything. >> don't have to worry about that hawk anymore. hawk tried to swoop down to get him. >> i think i had have lost a couple to the hawk and the coyotes. >> have you? >> yeah. >> that might be why he's so fat too. >> i can't believe how big he is. he's huge. >> he's not as big as jinx was though. >> no, no. >> jinx was longer and taller. >> jinx wasn't that heavy though. >> no, he was strong. >> he was more lean. >> he's my little buddy. >> i'll see you. >> see you, jinxster. >> he's more dependable than anything i got in here. i will do without before he will. i give animals more respect than i do people because they deserve it. they deserve it. they're not the ones messing up the world, we are. >> up next, the gender bending ways of the inmate known as holly mary. >> i like to look sophisticated. >>> when our crews arrive at any new prison, there's one location that is conside

>> [ bleep ], oh, geez. >> that caller was a contract worker handling bags at the sea tac airport andwoke up when it departed for los angeles at 2:39 p.m. passengers could hear him banging on the roof of the hold. and he landed back in seattle. the worker walked offer the plane. he went to the hospital for a test. and he took a drug test. alaska airlines is actively investigating the incident. ♪ ♪ i love my meta health bars. because when nutritious tastes this delicious i don't miss the other stuff. meta health bars help promote heart health. experience the meta effect with our multi-health wellness line. ♪ ♪ i care deeply about the gulf. i grew up in louisiana. i went to school here. i've been with bp ever since. today, i lead a team that sets our global safety standards. after the spill we made two commitments. to help the gulf recover and become a safer company. we've worked hard to honor both. bp has spent nearly 28 billion dollars so far to help the gulf economy and environment. and five years of research shows that the gulf is coming back faster than predicted. we've toughened s

. >> oh geez, okay. [ laughter ] all right. okay. >> jimmy: all right, pal. tv. a big screen. two words. okay, tv show. two words. [ laughter ] oh, man. that is big outfit. you're putting pants on. putting pants. pants? there's a show called something pants? okay. skirt. no, midriff. [ laughter ] crotch? crotch area. no, let's start again. putting pants on. pants? tv. yes. windows. square. square pegs. no, square. [ cheers ] "spongebob squarepants!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. it was going in a weird direction. i'm like -- i'm like, "square pegs? i love square pegs!" >> wow. >> jimmy: "spongebob squarepants." oh my god. you even thought i got it before i got it. >> right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: me and you now, we go. now this is double trouble. >> oh, no. >> what do we do it at the same time as -- >> jimmy: same time, yeah. over each other. so try to get your partner jon to guess. i will try to get kat to guess. whoever wins, wins the whole thing. >> all right. >> jimmy: which is, i have no idea. bragging rights. [ laughter ] what number? up to you.

>> geez! reporter: the plane has been out of range and the call dropped. operator quickly finds out who the phone belongs to and alerts port of seattle police who were already aware of the problem. >> we are actually getting an alert where we think someone is trapped in the baggage compartment. or something. reporter: officials say despite this 911 call the key factor in his rescue was the passengers on board. they were the ones who alerted the crew after they heard banging and screaming beneath them. in los angeles, kaina wentworth, abc news. alison: incredible story. that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. but right now at 6:00, securing the white house. the change that could soon come to stop fence jumpers in their tracks plus -- >> somebody i suspect, made a decision not to kill him. alison: a long time friend of the man accused of laning that aircraft at the capitol said he tried to talk him out of it. how long the plan was considered and what happens next. plus the sinful device that may be to blame for filling much of arlington with smoke. abc 7 news at 6

oh geez. >> last day of the month. >> sue, welcome back. >> thanks. >> i was thinking about you the wholek, all of this talk about baltimore. >> right. >> your hometown. >> my family, people asked me, my family is fine, not a lot of people are going a lot of places. >> no. >> folks you know, staying in and very

. >> just modeling what geez dust on holy thursday, the day before his death, 2,000 years ago. >>> big news for local college students, john bon jovi is speaking at their commencement. >> when is this. >> we will tell you which students will her from the rockledge even and jersey boy we will tell new a second. >> better be in jersey don't you think. >>> later how embarrassing a price is right contestant wins a brand new car only she didn't get the the a answer right. she didn't have to answer anything, a huge mistake, oops. you better hide. this cost the the show $22,000. >>> good morning i'm howard eskin. phillies ended their games in florida exposing their flaws yesterday. lets go to clearwater. this is the fourth starter in the rotation. that is jerome williams, five and two-thirds innings, six runs, two home runs, three run home run there. just terrible. jonathan papelbon wearing carlos ruiz jersey because he just wants to, he gives up four runs in a third of the inning. phillies lose ten -one. >>> kentucky head in the weekend a as favorite to win the tournament and their head coac

. >> he tells a joke, did you say oh, geez, crossing that one off the list?y writers. i would go, should we keep kit cut it? there were two i chose to cut. >> you seemed cool as a cucumber. >> i think i'm a good faker. i always have been. somehow. i don't know how that's worked out for me. it's like maybe of the best thing i have going for me i honestly, i feel like i can hardly remember what happened when i was up there. i don't even know. i'll watch back and be like, oh i thought that went really well. >> will you watch your performance? >> i think i would watch this one. i would be curious. honestly, i couldn't gauge it. >> will you do it now? >> no. i won't do it now. i'll start drinking now. then i'll start thinking later. >> let me bring in the panel. a few of you were there governor do you think -- what do the folks in arkansas think of this washington festivities whatever you want to call it oscar night in washington? >> peculiar. probably not the best politics to be here. >> right. it's going to knock you down on approval rating or two? >> you never

geez. what other ben stiller movies do you want me to say? >> seth: that was it. you did great. three lyrics and he got all three. in the end i think it's safe to say -- >> i -- i [ bleep ] love "zoolander." >> seth: they're making another one. you know who is going to be in it? fred is going to be in it. he's in the next one. >> i didn't get the call for that one. >> seth: oh, i'm sorry. your movie is just coming out. >> that's right. ben hasn't seen my work yet. >> seth: he was doing a movie with you and saw while you were shooting. he had every opportunity to have you in the new "zoolander." >> i get it. my feelings aren't hurt. [ light laughter ] >> seth: they look a little hurt. [ laughter ] >> seth: hey, looking back at how this whole interview went and the fact that you got -- don't answer until you take the fact that you got -- you got a mug. you got a mug. >> really good. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: yeah, it's really good. that's that dornish wine. >> i didn't get any wine in my room. >> seth: you didn't? >> no. >> seth: kit harington probably brought his own wine.

. >> geez. >> coming up: jack nicklaus had another moment of greatness in the place where he had manyents. his amazing shot at the masters. next in sports. look at that. >> well, we'll see it again after the break. >> phillies had a few firsts last night, first rbi, first homerun, first win. going to citizens bank park, your right fielder last night was jeff, two on against rick, three-run homer. that will was enough for the phillies. they hung onto beat the boston red sox four-two. sixers have only three games left. last night they looked, they thought like the season was over. marchin. who is covering? hello? any defense there? sixers lose by 29, 119-90. legends of jack nicklaus, legendary yesterday. augusta, georgia par three tournament. jack on the fourth hole, to 130 yards, how about jack nicklaus? won plenty of masters and he rolls in the hole in one. great start the masters will start today. and the phillies play the final game of their series against the red sox that will be tonight. >> that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> and speaking of sports, the nfl has hired i

. >> oh, geez. >> jimmy: no you're great.ook great, what the hell with all the jokes every night? >> jimmy: what are you talking about? you look great. no, you do look great. you look good. do you feel good? >> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: i know you're working out. >> sure. >> jimmy: you do? >> absolutely. who was that laughing up there? [ laughter ] i got all your names too, be careful. >> jimmy: i got to thank you for all the material. i thank you. >> as well you should. >> jimmy: but you are doing these town halls. >> right. >> jimmy: how are these things going? >> they are going great. i go in. i have anywhere from 250 to 500 people. and i stand in the middle of the room and i answer questions for an hour and a half, hour and 45 minutes. and it can be on anything. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i love doing it. it's a lot of fun. >> jimmy: we actually have a a clip of one of your town halls. we have a clip of, yeah. of a girl, a young girl -- >> what's your favorite dessert? [ laughter ] >> all right, okay, seriously, i want everybody to t

brian: geez. that's too general. way too general.harlie: is it women, is it -- brian: i can't figure out women but most men cannot figure out women. [laughter] charlie: tell me what it is that makes you, i cannot go there? brian: i do not know. charlie: do you think your life is an open book? brian: it is pretty open. i did not write the book for a while, by writing a book it looks like you have soft -- solved everything about life and you have all of the answers and i definitely do not have all of the answers. friends of my know that. i have so many foilbles. the world is going so technology is driving the world so badly -- rapidly that i would just say in three years what will i want to do? right now, storytelling has existed for thousands of years and that is what i am. i am a storyteller. it takes and my stories, the stories i do whether movies or television or "empire," they define different platforms. things will change a lot. with cars that do not require drivers and those sorts of things. i really enjoy -- i get a lot of plea

. >> geez go jump in the recycler. can i say this? over the weekend my granddaughter teddy was in town right? and so she was getting hungry over the please touch museum. and i was told there was a mcdonald's in there. so it was a fake mcdonald's, with plastic hamburgers. then we had to find mcdonald's action wounder here, tenth and market, never been in there. so i go in there. everybody in the place watches good day philadelphia. and they said why don't you come back, we'll take a pick. >> they put to you work? >> i said ill only do this if you have a paper hat. >> and they found one? >> but anyway the reason i bring that up. ted my granddaughter want add hamburger but don't want anything on t just the meat and the bun. then we sit down in the darn place. and she takes one bite and that's it. so you know what i found out? the only reason she wanted nothing there to get a my little pony toy. >> exactly, the toys. i used to do that with my grandfather all the time. i went to in mock done recalled a's lake works they ran out. tell them