gerard butler. they love you. come on. you know how to do it right >> thank you. >> jimmy: that's a movie star right there. that's a movie star buddy. thank you for being here. i appreciate it, man. you look good. you had a big weekend. you were the -- you were at the daytona 500. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: was that? >> it was amazing. >> jimmy: you did have fun, right? >> one of the most fun days i ever had in my life. i mean we had motorcycle low riders taking us to the event. my mum -- my family were with me, right, because they're, like, professional watcher zumbas. and i use to come to florida for two months every year. so they came to the event with me. my mom told me my -- this was so fun! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is fun. it's like woodstock or something. >> yeah. and then you get in the pace car and they take you around the track. >> jimmy: you were the grand marshal. >> yeah, i was the grand marshal. >> jimmy: come on. >> yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] in fact, it was -- it was amazing. it was a fun -- >> jimmy

gerard just do it. slap ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> sorry, man. that was maybe a little hard. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that one, you really went up -- do we have -- can we get a replay of that? my hair whipped back. my hair whipped back. it almost knocked my toupee off. our thanks to gerard butler, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] you have my blessing. stick around! jenny slate joins us after the break, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ they say that in life, we shouldn't sweat the small stuff. but when you're building a mercedes-benz, there really is no small stuff. every decision... every component... is an integral part of what makes the 2016 c-class one of our most sophisticated cars ever. because when you're setting a new benchmark for refinement, it is the small stuff... that makes the biggest impression. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. can't get unlimited data for your family? other carriers either don't offer it, or it's too expensive

please welcome gerard butler! >> jimmy: i love you. welcome back. good to see you. gerard butler. come on. there. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: that's a movie star right there. that's a movie star buddy. thank you for being here. you look good. you had a big weekend. daytona 500. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: was that? >> jimmy: you did have fun, right? ever had in my life. riders taking us to the event. my mum -- my family were with me, right, because they're, like, professional watcher zumbas. for two months every year. so they came to the event with me. my mom told me my -- this was [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is fun. something. and then you get in the pace car and they take you around the track. >> jimmy: you were the grand marshal. >> yeah, i was the grand marshal. >> jimmy: come on. >> yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] in fact, it was -- it was it was a fun -- >> jimmy: that's an honor. >> a huge honor. >> jimmy: but you get to say, gentlemen, start your engines. did you get -- >> you get to say, drivers -- that's because it's not all gentlemen anymore. >> jimmy:

gerard and i are about to play a game called slapjack. now it works the same as blackjack but at the end of slap the loser across the face with a giant prosthetic hand. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> finally, finally a hand i can hold my penis with. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> you know how many years i've waited for this moment? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] the first to win three rounds is the winner. we take turns dealing. no splits and if it's a tie, the dealer loses. going to deal first. two cards each. good luck. all right. here we go. >> okay. you first. yeah? >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. yeah. eight, okay. eight's great. oh, i'm doing good. hit me. hit -- don't hit me. but hit me. hard, fist. >> all right. all right. go ahead. >> jimmy: yeah. well that's fantastic. hit me. give me a picture card. come on. i love this. i love this. come on. you got to beat 21. 11 right there, right? [ cheers and applause ] yes! that's looking good, man. let's see how you did. >> you were almost a jackof

gerard, did you have a comment? >> one of the reasons president bush had to push for annual state testing is because of the absence of doing a you have to do this. states were doing little to nothing. fast-forward to 2016, there are two things in place that will make it a lot tougher to lower the standards. families are little more sophisticated about how to utilize not only choice, but ask for the type of education they think their kid deserves. whether it is based upon there model andwith a f that changes one dynamic. number two, you have a lot of nonprofit organizations who have grown to such a size that they are now from state legislators testifying in organizing. i think there will be a strong grassroots approach that will make the conversation harder when it comes down to learning standards. >> things, gerard. thanks. this is pushing on david's comments. have a mothernclb relationshipent and you say this is more or less removed with essa. a countering view where it says that it does not do enough and there's i

appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> gerard cassidy of rbc.we had gerard walk through the worst case scenario and asking about the calls to get a sense of reality versus perception because often perception will hijack the trade and that's what we've seen. >> he broke it out to show how relatively minimal they are, but let's just go through the math of it. let's say jpmorgan gets to that bad case scenario of an additional 1.5 billion. add that in, 2 billion in total. that's a pre-tax number. that gets you to 30 cents a share, of a one-time charge. not like the earnings will always have that $2 billion hit every year so 30 cents a share in that -- that very bad case scenario. i mean, the reaction is just crazy. >> karen has been pretty consistent. i think that's lunacy to compare what banks are going through to 2008 and i feel like we do this all the time. first of all, the esoteric nature of the mortgage-backed securities, the lack of liquidity and the leverage inherent in these securities is so different and the counterparty risks from a citi

and john gerard is in. he had minor surgery and home recovering. we wish him well. >> get well, michael. >> i want to sleep in on a saturday morning. we hope and pray for a speedy recovery because we love you. offshore. they were trying to move toward the coast couple of hours ago. >> they have a tough time moving in and at least through the morning hours. offshore flow this morning. a light little breeze coming off the land. that will keep them off the coast and head through the middle of the day and later today. we will see the winds turning around employing the showers in. >> light north breeze at three. and there is no rain. humidity is 7%. >> right now in the 60s. 10:00. mostly cloudy. more clouds at 1:00. >> 73 in rain in some spots and rain moving in by four. the rest of the weekend coming up. >>> john, thank you. >> can you believe it is super bowl 50. one day away. >> denver broncos and carolina panthers will playoff in levy stadium. they are gathering in super bowl city and very excited to watch the game. jamie, going. >> reporter: good m

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thrilled about that, tremendous amount of self esteem that he feels out of it. >> the thought of gerard and his co-workers losing their jobs here literally brings jim to tears. >> the families, give me a second. the families i think worry about the guys, the gals, just being at home. you know, with perhaps little meaning, you know, to their day-to-day existence. >> we don't want to see the workshop close down. i don't want to be laid off. >> that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thanks for joining us on "america tonight." i'm joie chen. tonight we look behind bars and beyond them. as you would expect, there is often enormous stress for the convicts inside but consider the pressure on corrections officers those charged with keeping things under control and in a prison town where so

thrilled about that, tremendous amount of self esteem that he feels out of it. >> the thought of gerard and his co-workers losing their jobs here literally brings jim to tears. >> the families, give me a second. the families i think worry about the guys, the gals, just being at home. you know, with perhaps little meaning, you know, to their day-to-day existence. >> we don't want to see the workshop close down. i don't want to be laid off. >> that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. ♪ >> it's a fascinating couple of days in the republican race for new hampshire. campaigns rising and falling, spinning and sprining, trying to win the expectations game, and the actual votes cast by people who want them to be their nominee for president. i know exactly what i'm doing. here comes the first primary, is

thrilled about that, tremendous amount of self esteem that he feels out of it. >> the thought of gerard and his co-workers losing their jobs here literally brings jim to tears. >> the families, give me a second. the families i think worry about the guys, the gals, just being at home. you know, with perhaps little meaning, you know, to their day-to-day existence. >> we don't want to see the workshop close down. i don't want to be laid off. >> that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. soats ♪ ♪ ♪

. >>> john gerard is joining me now. happy weekend. >> be happy weekend is now over. be a pretty decent day we get past a few sprinkles. nothing big heading our direction. even though we are in a el nio pattern. it has gone awol. it has gone missing for a few days but a good bit of a break from the stormy weather-if the weather. the radar is clear that over the next 12 hours a few blips and a few blobs on the radar sprinkles and light showers. a few popping up any time until 11 am. more of a concentration off the broward county coast but the main take away from that, it will be isolated and widely separated. just be aware there might be a few raindrops early in the day. 73, was the hyatt miami and below the normal of 79 in fort lauderdale. the entire weekend. we were below normal. will take it. summer days. we had one of those days today. hope you got a chance to get out and enjoy it. there's an upper-level disturbance fishing some clouds in our direction. it will give us just enough of a bomb to get us a few sprinkles i

so gerard will join us, the head coach from the panthers. we have a busy morning and a lot to get to. thank you for letting me tell everybody. >> get back to your show, i know you have guests waiting.>> thank you. >>> one last look at the tuesday morning forecast with john.>>> there is no rain here in dade and broward. there are showers of palm beach nosed -- north of us. you may noticed wet rose when you get to palm beach roadies if you are headed north. 72 at noon and 79 and breezy and warm at 4:00. the high today is around 81. it is summer almost.>> and it is winter. it is eight -- drivers at northwest 57 avenue have amassed -- a mess. at 67th ave., there's a left lane blocked which is why you see all those headlights almost at a standstill at 57th. be careful. the drive time is 27 minutes from the golden in chait -- interchange and ending up at u.s. 27. at third street there is a broken down car blocking the express lane. at broward there is a crash on the shoulder. >>> a new chip from homebuyers including everything from credit stores.

thrilled about that, tremendous amount of self esteem that he feels out of it. >> the thought of gerardnd his co-workers losing their jobs here literally brings jim to tears. >> the families, give me a second. the families i think worry about the guys, the gals, just being at home. you know, with perhaps little meaning, you know, to their day-to-day existence. >> we don't want to see the workshop close down. i don't want to be laid off. >> that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. ♪ the politics of the nation's highest court democrats and republicans on battle on replacing scalia. >>> russian air strike suspected of killing several people at a doctors without borders facility. >>> building a united front against china. >> and the nominations for best white actress go to. >> reporter: and blackout britain recognizes the best in film with a lack of diversity. ♪

thrilled about that, tremendous amount of self esteem that he feels out of it. >> the thought of gerard and his co-workers losing their jobs here literally brings jim to tears. >> the families, give me a second. the families i think worry about the guys, the gals, just being at home. you know, with perhaps little meaning, you know, to their day-to-day existence. >> we don't want to see the workshop close down. i don't want to be laid off. >> that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. ♪ it is primary day in new hampshire, the granite state candidates hearing appeals and some votes already cast. >>> two trains collide head on in germany, some are killed and dozens are injured. >>> a night of violence in hong kong hundreds of people riot in the streets. ♪ after months of campaigning voters in new hampshire get their say today, registered voters in a few small towns got to cast their ballots first including nine people

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and famous movie star, gerard butler. >> i have to tell you, it is blowing me away. i even have my mother here. my stepdad, my aunt. friends. and my mom, i was walking here and my mom came and took me hand and said, this is so exciting! it is a spectacle. i want to hold your hand! anyway. so it is -- arriving here today to the stadium, my god, what an aura, what an atmosphere. i'm really excited to get into this. >> at the track, david martin, fox 35 news. >>> david, thanks, you don't and kirsten, the one thing that blows me away, as big as the race is they do it better each year and added another level to this and what they can control is the weather and made it a picture-perfect day for them. >> it does and, a lot better than it has been at times. in the last number of years. >> can get any better. >> the next big event, by the way, at the speedway is the country 500, a music festival in may. >> and, did you know you can actually feel like a nascar star when you pull out of your driveway. >> they want to see the car they can buy in the showroom on the racetrack. >>

some local names you may want to know this weekend. gerard butler. and john sena. >>> and you may recognize the kelly name because his dad has been the anywayer of more -- the mayor of ormond beach.g we'll talk to@ him with his son's success coming up. >> john: and actor gerard butler serves as the grand marshal of the daytona 500 and deliver the famous words "drivers start your engines." his voice is much better than mine. >> amy: and john sena is the honorary pace car driver for the daytona 500. and a huge nascar fan. and his daughter is a huge fan, john's daughter. >> john: she is. i said that john sena would be here, and she had her nicky shirt on. it'll be a lot of fun to have him on the show. >> amy: can't wait. jayme, think back a year ago today. do you remember how cold we were? this is refreshing. >> jayme: yeah. i remember i was doing a tap dance to keep warm. and there was a party on the dock on lake lloyd the night before, and there was frozen beer, of all things, because it was freezing cold. and one of my good buddies out here on the bo

. >> gerard butler stops by studio 1 a for a preview today february 25, 2016. [ cheers and applause ] >> good morning from amarillo. >> good morning champagne, illinois. >> celebrating 70th birthday. >> celebrating my 45th birthday. >> i'm getting married in 43 days. love you, babe! >> good morning everybody. welcome back to "today," it is toasty on our plaza. a little breezy. >> meanwhile, bad mouthing going on inside the vestibule. this is dylan's throwback thursday song. "shoop" by salt npepa. >> everything we did was shoop. we would know every word and do the dance. nothing i will repeat here. >> you can do every word. >> yes. >> while i'm in the process of outing people, savannah has her sexy boot on today because gerard butler is here. >> my medical boot is still on. you haven't seen me since this happened. >> just the day of the accident. >>> let's get a check of the morning's top stories. >> good morning. nearly a quarter of a million people had no power overnight the south along the east coast. at least eight people lost their lives, among them a toddler and two men thrown fr

. >> john: pope francis and gerard butler. we begin with mark wahlberg. >> the actor and his family will be in orlando tomorrow for the opening of the new burger shop. it's been featured on a reality show, on a and e. it's inside the sun trust building on orange avenue. all three of the brothers, mark, donnie, and paul, all three brothers will be at the grand opening tomorrow. paul is the one i wasn't sure of. the kickoff is at 7:30. >>> a big concert tomorrow. >>> and pope francis lost his tetcher in mexico. you can see there. it happened when an overexcited follower pulled the pontiff on top of a person in a wheelchair. he scolded the person and told them not to be.j*o selfish. >>> and kicking-off the darchlts 500 on sunday, gerard butler he will be the grand marshal ordering cars to start their engines. you have a lot of celebrities. and we were talking about 50-cents was there a couple years ago, and florida georgia line was there. not sure about the national anthem. >> amy: health officials said there are good reasons to

jeff gerard, our current president of the center health bay area. tony wagner, the chairman of the board of center health bay area. and julie pacitti the ceo of the hospital for the sutter of bay area. now, of course, most of this event is about the team building the hospital there represented by the management and the workers from herero bold and we want to thank them. we want to figure architecture group the mother smith group, jj argument in the many trade partners, subcontractors and consultants who have helped us get this project off the ground. but the biggest and should be reserved for the folks back there who are building this building, our construction workers. >>[applause] >> so, the topping out ceremony is a recognition of the final still being which will be in a few meds raised to its place way up high, a recognition that the structure has reached its highest point and we can begin filling it out. this event is a tribute to that. the folks that are working on this project in recognition of their dedication , their attention to detail and

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- gerard butler -- jenny slate -- musical guest the 1975.

but first on "today, from the new movie "gods of egypt" gerard butler stops by. the time is 8:56. i'm ben i'm carol >>> we're back now 8:30 on a thursday morning, the 25th day of february, 2016. the first day on the plaza and several days without rain. we are happy about that. we are happy we have a nice crowd out here. >> coming up, so excited about gerard butler, just played a big role in sunday's daytona 500. really cool. we will talk to him about all of that. >>> hands off, why chances you are over doing it when you do some of your diy projects bayou are decreasing the value of your home. >>> we want you to come down to the plaza and get a chance to win a trip to los angeles. friend and a poster showing us how you spend the extra 24 hours. >> straight from the plaza to l.a. for a three-night stay at the line hotel. dinner and more courtesy of discover los angeles. you have to be over 18 if you are here tomorrow rsvp at today.com/visit. >> a cool deal. how about a check of the weather. >> looking ahead to the weekend starting with tomorrow we have sunshine here in the east but

let's get it started with gerard butler, leading us in spartan form. >> this is daytona!! and now i really need your help. >> yeah, from the 300, to the 500. martin started 28th, after being crashed out twice last week. the car was back up to the back up, but it was fast. it was running second in the last 30 laps when dale earnhardt jr., the favorite lost it, spun through the infield, hit the inner wall hard, dale was okay. the bass pro shop still running second, behind matt kenseth. then more crash and burn. tangling with 25 laps to go. the 10 car flying through the grass, another green lap restart. then the drama, martin still in second, matt in first. the rest of the field breathing down their necks. here's the call, as furniture row tried to bring it back to denver. >> truex to the bottom. >> kenseth saves it. here they come to the bottom of the line. >> bouncing off each other, unbelievable! >> danny hamlin, my goodness. >> by an inch. >> truex jr. finished second by less than a half a foot. 0.011 seconds. closest finish in 500 history, almost had another super bowl p

. >>> good morning everybody, john gerard in this morning and happy ground hog day, everybody, right now, the radar is pretty clear all though the skies are foggy out there, we will see our shadow and we are expecting a lot of sunshine out there today. punxsutawney, this is his big day, this is his chance to make his debut begin if he sees his shadow, let's take a look at the video. if he sees his sees his shadow, that means six more weeks of winter, if he does we are going to find out exactly what the veer ticket is a -- verdict a little bit coming up. we are looking at highs in the 80 here in south florida, but hazy and foggy out there from our camera looking east from downtown. temperature ins the mild and muggy low 70s. right now, the humidity is very high at 93%. a light breeze at 3 miles 3 miles per hour. by the way, punxsutawney is worth a google. that's actually the name of a real town in pennsylvania. anyway, drier air, if you like the drier air, that's what you like on this map. we are in this little section of drier air here, so some low level moisture getting us the fog,

gerard butler is looking at you the wrong way. all of these daily mail in london says wycliffe is looking at you. do you ever get sick of the coverage because you're the focus of all of it? >> it's the way you take it. silly things and people will write anyway. so i try to stay out of it. >> true or not true or a little bit of both? >> for example, phage six today. today page six says that gerard butler asked for your digits. >> if iftion armed so many people i've met them but no -- >> not that thrtd be anything wrong with that. rng but you're single right? >> enjoying hiation. i work number one right now. so i'm focusing on that. >> by the way, i was looking at pictures from you at daytona had. >> a hot day in florida. it is hot as you know so i was trying to do the whole jean and t-shirt but my stylist said a romper so i feel like i was in a race suit. a cutoff. >> did you watch the race by the way? >> yeah, i watched i was doing a lot of press and i was there with richard petty they brought me out meeting him. pfnlgt so it was

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third we have gerard robinson, here to my meet left. gerard is a resident fellow at the american enterprise institute, aei, where he works on education policy issues including choice in public and private schools, implementation of k-12 standards, innovation in for-profit educational institutions and the role of community colleges and historically black colleges and universities in adult advancement. before joining aei, robinson served as commissioner of education for the state of florida and secretary of education for the commonwealth of virginia. as president of the black alliance for educational options where he is now chairman of the board, robinson worked to insure that children in low income and working class black families in several states and the district of columbia were given the opportunity to attend good schools. throughout his career he has evaluated the effects of reform initiatives on parental choice and student achievement, advocated for laws to improve delivery of teaching and learning and published essays on how to ma

a little later on, here is a live look at i-95 in south philadelphia near the gerard point bridge and the jersey shore is one of the places to see snow this morning. as we look at cape may and cape may county where it's been snowing for hours. residents have seen some accumulation and fresh snow will be welcome news for skiers on a busy day on the slopes, but conditions will go downhill later on. here is a live look at camelback mountain resort in the poconos and tannersville and the roads still looking clear along i-95 in wilmington as we look at the home of the wilmington blue rocks, but it's a much different story here here is a live look at washington, d.c., where the snow is coming down in the nation's capital. presidents' day is a federal holiday. the streets here in st. mary county, maryland. see the snow there on the roads following a plow truck on its way to salt roads and a live look now at the radar shows where some of the heaviest snow is falling, and we could see some problems a little later on when the snow changes to sleet and then, of course, freezing rain. we have liv

the class includes 2 quarterback quarterbacks. 6'4" gerard evans from dallas. ; obviously 2 quarterbacks that are here now. and then several offensive line linemen that hopefully we can put away in several years and break out and you get a chance to watch them play. ; reporter: signed 20 with letters of intent with 4 more recruits enrolling last month. common wealth of virginia including randolph henry's joe reed. ; i didn't have to do much convincing. it was more just initiating a new place to start from. that was the experience in almost every particular high school or home i went into. there was research done and optimism this is going to work. ; reporter: turner gill announc announced a class of 18 including players from 10 different states. only one from virginia. and miami steven buck shot calvert. steven mash is in the system. gill wants to see what these guys can do in camp before nam naming a starter. ; we're going to have an opportunity to compete. that's for sure. i'm not afraid to play freshmen if they're suited and ready to play and make plays for us, we'll do that. class of

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