so you knew whoopi goldberg in 1986. >> well, i didn't know whoopi goldberg.> seth: okay. >> and i got a job as an unpaid intern. so i would stalk around whoopi goldberg. [ laughter ] >> seth: gotcha. >> try to get near whoopi goldberg -- >> seth: right. >> when they did those benefits. >> seth: yeah. >> and i worked there for -- for five years -- you know, producing benefits for the homeless and -- doing stand-up at night. >> seth: right. >> because that was my gig. >> seth: that's great. but that's amazing at that age to be around comedians of that caliber. >> yeah. >> seth: that must have been amazing. >> it was -- it was crazy. it was -- i mean, i'm such a comedy nerd. >> seth: you were known as the biggest comedy nerd. >> i am! like, i'm so excited, like, to get a new show. like, this show, as a comedy nerd, i'm just like, "i get another show." [ light laughter ] you know, like, for me it's a -- it's like, a very exciting thing. and -- i always have been since i was a kid. you know, when i was young, i lived with adam sandler. and then, he got "saturday n

we get our report from nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: if you watch the view, you know whoopi goldberg likes marijuana. >> i have smoked weed. i'm sorry, yeah, and i know about the green underwear that you wrote your name on. >> i can never get over that. >> reporter: she's even admitted to being high the night she accepted her oscar for ghost in 1991. this week goldberg debuted for "the denver post" cannabis section where she extolled the virtue of the vape pen. she wrote the vape pen has changed my life. no, i'm not exaggerating. her name is sippy, she's a she and each sip comes relief from pressure, pain, stress, d discomfort. vape pens are e-cigarettes for marijuana and those who manufacture them can't make them fast enough. we witnessed the process firsthand in january with open vap todd. what do you expect? >> we sent from selling a few thousand a day to selling 10,000 a day. when that happened, we couldn't measure it anymore. >> reporter: the marijuana business in colorado is booming. vape pen that look and taste like candy are the fastest growing segments. state tax coffers are

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scott goldberg, live from tupelo, mississippi. thank you. >>> all right. well, things got tense for a mississippi television station in the severe weather. >> during a live broadcast, the chief meteorologist at wtva forced the crew to evacuate the studio and head to the basement. >> basement, now. >> go. >> go. now. >> what? >> now. >> the station later tweeted out that everyone was safe. >> wow. that's dramatic stuff. >>> the national weather service is calling this storm a multiday event. >> and it says the tornado threat could go on for several more days. accuweather's jim dickey joins us now with the very latest. good morning, jimg. >> good morning, john and diana. conditions ripe for another round of dangerous tornadoes here today. the threat shifts slightly eastward. from eastern louisiana into central alabama and northwestern georgia. the threat for dangerous, long-track tornadoes. and the threat shifts further east on wednesday. this is not the tornado threat. but certainly some gusty winds and large hail. and these storms bringing rounds of torren

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bernie goldberg is here. the push by the left to change reactions. judge napolitano reacts in the "kelly file". >>> the commander in chief for the first time acknowledges gross misconduct in a veterans hospital that led to the death of dozens of u.s. veterans. welcome to the kelly file, i'm megyn kelly. president obama making the statement ten days after a congressman charged that a phoenix va hospital covered up delays in care for more than 1406 veterans resulting in 40 deaths. we cover it here with the whistle blower about five days ago. hours ago, fox news' ed henry asked president obama specifically to weigh in during a news conference in the philippines where the president is traveling. >> back home we've learned 40 military veterans died waiting for health care. i know you don't run the phoenix office but it's commander in chief, what specifically will you pledge to fix that? >> the moment i heard about the allegations around these 40 individuals who had died in phoenix, i immediately ordered the secretary of veterans affair, the general to inv

remember when behar and goldberg walked off same debate.llers or anything like that because if you do you are besmirching all muslims. when are they going it stop this nonsense? >> they attribute any link that might be in people's minds between islam and al qaeda to a misrepresentation by brian williams who narrates the video at the 9/11 memorial as opposed to to the terrorists who happen to believe in radical form of islam. >> i want to be clear here. williams didn't do anything wrong here. >> no. of course he didn't. >> he just narrated the seven minute film. >> is he not exactly known as this incendiary guy offending people at every turn. he clearly didn't see any problem with what he was narrating. >> he we should tell the audience, kelly, that neither you nor i have seen the film because the museum will not put it out which is a mistake by the museum. they should let everybody see it. >> you have to go there to look at it? >> the reverend there breyer's daughter. >> horrified. >> of course. >> because they are using the term jihad. obj

. >> mike: mike goldberg, joe rogan. this our main event of the evening. fox ufc saturday. fabricio werdum, travis browne. the winner will fight cain velasquez for the ufc heavyweight championship. and joe, fabricio werdum has been dominant thus far in this fight. >> joe: he certainly has. he survived a few scary moments in the beginning of the first round, but now he is all over travis. he's stepping over. he's taking guard. and watch the control of fabricio werdum. when you're dealing with a guy who's never given you space. that left leg is pinned to the chest of travis browne. there's no air for him to move. if he separates that right arm from travis body and throws his right leg over the body of travis's body. travis is in all sorts ever trouble. he's back to his feet. >> mike: he's up. good escape, though, joe. >> joe: yes. but fabricio can hit him with knees now too. >> mike: and a right hand. >> joe: and look. travis is exhausted. >> mike: he's trying to play like he's not. >> joe: oh, he's exhausted. his legs are wobbly. look how he's moving. >> mike: look how he's

when josh goldberg's mother left her apartment and did not return, he posted a message to the reddit platform explaining his mother has alzheimer's and have gone missing and he needed to find her. his appeal came with several photos of her and was shared online, giving the story a happy ending. a few hours after his message appeared, one user aaw the story and came by her on the streets of manhattan later that day. after checking it was the missing mom, he contacted the police department and then her son shared the good news. josh goldberg has returned to reddit to express his thanks to the good samaritan, and thanking all of those who responded to the platform. this is not the first time users have tracked down a missing person. there is now a thread on the platform devoted to this, messages are posted on a regular basis asking for web userss' assistance in finding lost loved ones. there has been debate on spain's social network after the public prosecutor opened an investigation into the @h umorrnegro twitter handle. the person behind the account is also accused of inciting hatred.

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scott goldberg, live in tupelo, mississippi. thank you. >>> and that weather system is now bringing heavy rains and high winds to the northeast. >> accuweather's jim dickey is joining us with more on the track of the storm. jim? >> good morning, john and diana. another round of heavy thunderstorms expected today. now, the good news is not nearly the tornado threat we've been dealing with since the weekend. the storms today, mainly bringing just damaging winds. but also, torrential rainfall. as you see, numerous rounds, thunderstorms in these areas. plenty of soaking rainfall, flash flooding and river flooding, a major concern, for portions of pennsylvania and new jersey, all the way south and westward, to the gulf of mexico. john and dana, back to you. >> jim, thank you. abc news tracking the storms and flooding. we'll have the very latest coming up on "good morning america." >>> now, to the other big story this morning. the aftermath of the racial controversy that threatened to engulf the nba. it led to the owner of the l.a. cl

ambassador to the philippines philip goldberg, and philippine defense secretary voltaire gazmin signed the pact at the defense ministry. the ceremony took place during a visit to the pacific island nation by u.s. president barack obama. under the agreement, the u.s. military will regularly send troops to the philippines. the two sides also agreed to build or improve military facilities and infrastructure for joint use. the two countries say the number of u.s. troops to be deployed and specific plans to build new facilities will be decided in further consultations. >>> sources say the u.s. military could gain access do sites in the subic bay area on luzon island, and facilities on palaun island. both locations face the south china sea where china's increasing its maritime activities. the philippines once served as a major military outpost for the united states. but american troops withdrew from the country more than 20 years ago. and the defense ministers of japan and australia have agreed to speed up talks to bolster bilateral security. it follows japan's new principles on the transfer

whoopi goldberg making a habit very public.18th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good friday morning. >> more than 48 hours after the ferry capsized off the coast of south korea new questions about the delay of evacuations. >> also this morning we learned dive teams are pumping air into the sunken ship for survivors who may be inside. investigators say just before the ship went down, the captain turned the steering over to a third mate and left the bridge. the coast guard confirms 28 people are dead so far and nearly 270 remain missing. abc's gloria riviera has more from south korea. >> reporter: new images of a world turned on its side. a critical moment after ferry boat shift critically. watch as survivors cling to anything they can. in this passage way, the floor now the side of the boat. other passengers huddled inside, wearing life jackets. the captain abandoned ship a half-hour after sending out a distress call. hiding his face from reporters, he apologized. sayin

. >> host: the national association of broadcasters says that aereo's ruin goldberg-like -- rube goldberg-like contrivance is a technologically-flawed approach designed solely to circumvent the law. >> guest: i can't even begin to describe on how many levels that's absolutely wrong. it's just insane, that characterization. and let me, so let me start at the beginning of this. we designed -- so the question is why do it the way we're doing it, and i think it's a legitimate question to ask. the reason is inherently consumer expectation is they don't want to buy -- they like to buy modern equipment, an iphone, a tablet, things that do lots of different things. no consumer would want to pay for it. plus they're expensive. you have to install them, and you have to do all these complicated things. so the idea that you want to do this in the cloud is generally accepted as good, clean, progressive thinking. both from a consumer's perspective and investor's perspective and a technologist's perspective. so you have to bring practicality into the equation. the internet doesn't have sufficient bandwidth t

we are here back with michelle goldberg, victoria defrancesca soto and robert costa. he also had a moment of that strategic bush stammer that we more associate with w., but it almost makes you pay more attention. putting the body language analysis aside, you were saying before the break that love doesn't work for you and i don't know if that's anti-love or what. >> no, love works for me, i don't think love works for the republican base. i think what he just said really, really appeals to me but i'm not the kind of person you have to appeal to if you want to win a republican primary. if you look at the backlash against rick perry when he talked about sympathy for the dreamers. these are kids that were brought here before they had any agency as opposed to people who crossed the people on their own. if even expressing the necessity of sympathy for the dreamers got rick perry, if that got him in trouble, this is going to make him, i think, unelectable in any republican primary. >> you're referring to a moment in 2011 when rick perry said you'd have to have no heart to be

but that was david goldberg. dave goldberg.ed to the former ceo of a marble. -- ceo of marvel. stan lee. that is coming up next. ♪ >> welcome back. 'sptain america is marvel ninth movie. it is the biggest box office draw. was more this country million dollars. these are some the most popular franchises. in"the avengers" brought more than $600 million. we spoke to stan lee. we asked why it has such an enduring popularity. >> i remember when i was a kid, everybody wanted to see "king anded -- kong" "frankenstein." people like things that are bigger than life. they did not make that many on till recently when the producers discovered these superheroes are just the most popular things ever with the public. >> sometimes ask the question, is there superhero fatigue? spiderman" amazing and a second one will be followed by the third one in 2016 and one in 2018. do you think at a certain point, moviegoers get fatigue? bond," iabout "james do not know how long it has been going on but it is still strong. i think it will be the same thing

surveymonkeyith dave goldberg. we started by asking which devices are most popular for students?ops is the most popular device. we can see people are using more mobile devices. tablets and smart phones are coming up second. individually they are not that large. education in the classroom is slow to change. it is not going to be an overnight thing. >> the next popular answer was no device. why is that? ?hey are not using them >> they don't know how to use that. >> we have teachers pushing back on technologies, saying what we are teaching is much more basic than technology. while well minded companies want to sell stuff, in fact the most education is not wanting all the stuff. >> i think there is some protectionism around that. i think at the core it is andably an expense knowledge gap. what can i do with that technology in my classroom? it is easier to say i don't need it and it will cost a lot of money. maybe a particular teacher wants it but they don't have the discretionary budget to go get five ipads. -- how muchof you do you think it has helped technology or the classroom? cl

type contractions come you know, and it turns out that rube goldberg was a cartoonist a sculptor, an inventor, an author, an engineer. so it might be fitting to call on his work. there was an article in sunday's "new york times" about in the travel section about cruises to they mentioned a steam trunk. i think it is falling into common parlance but it is a genre of science fiction or speculative fiction that involves anachronistic combinations but when i went looking for images just to get us all on the same page about what is steam punk, what images is in my mind when i say that it turns out that a couple of years ago this funny 40 fellows also dressed it up in steam punk style. that's been standing in front of a streetcar. and it dates back to really the turn of the 19th and to the 20th century that sort of style which is illustrated on your left. the whole movie, the voyage to the moon was made famous in the scorsese film hugo. so i think it's a lovely aesthetic, and that the copyright practitioner i often think about that because there's a contradiction. you have old technology d

thank you, dana milbank and thank you michelle goldberg. which will be the cockfighting candidate?ere may be two of them like there were the two rape accounts. if the republicans are lucky, there will just be one cockfighting candidate. >>> up next, another example of how people pushing rights in this country always win in the end over people looking to restrict them. this is "hardball," the place for politics. yo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some financial folks who will talk to them about preparing early for retirement and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just com

. >> bernie goldberg was on last night on the kelly file. he said this is a good day for the united states. it speaks how we're going not to have put up with this anymore. it was a hidden by the good day of racism. are we intolerant? >> i could not possibly have making a segment without making the tea party a victim in this. >> can you imagine -- >> if donald sterling was being honored by the tea party and he makes these comments, they would make these comments why didn't the tea party know? >> they should ban him for life. they should make him volunteer 500 hours or 1,000 hours, really volunteer some women's shelters, some organization, not write a check but literally sit there day in and day out and look at people -- >> i don't think that those people should have to be around a guy like this. >> he should see exactly what people who are subjew investigated -- on a daily basis. >> he should be banned for life for something he said in the priefs sieve his home as bigoted and racist. senator harry reid, he was a light skinned -- he commented

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we'll be goldberg said i'm not an african-american. i'm an american. yes, she gets that that's exactly right that we are all hyphenated now imports of subgroups. that's the kind of thing is harmony our country. >> host: when it comes to the civil rights movement and you touch on the distinction between dr. king and dr. abernathy and jesse jackson and al sharpton the different eras but you acknowledge that if you go back to the founders and slavery in the constitution and look at most of the history of the country where legal segregation was the law you say well that's wrong but change was needed but in most of the areas you don't embrace change and you don't embrace the idea of us working as a community to improve the quality of all of our lives. >> guest: let me touch on one thing you said about the founders. not all of them owned slaves and not all of them were for slavery but like mr. lincoln said 100 years later, if it required preserving slavery in order to save the union he was in favor of preserving slavery. if emancipation preserving union he w

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. >> joining me now, michelle goldberg, author of kingdom coming, the rise of christian nationalism. i found the moment around the bundy ranch really interesting but a is harkens back to the '9s so militia. what has or hasn't changed? >> i cone think this the first time in the obama era that this kind of militia movement has -- we have seen an upsurge like this, saw this around death panels and people showing up at town hall meetings and conspiracy theories there was u.n. control of the death panels and the like. so, we have seen this before. we tend to see it unfortunately in modern times whenever democrats are in power. the modern republican party does not see democratic rule as legitimate. so when democrats are in power the republicans become fond of these right-wing insurgents that used to be beyond the political pale. >> the federal government becomes not a home entity when in the hands of the opposition. >> so the federal government is tie ran cal and illegitimate. so you saw this a lot in the '90s with clinton, conspiracies about black helicopters there was a lot of kind of pl

local chef, hemdat goldberg, showed me some of the diverse influences at play in the israeli kitchen. >> we have a lot of new people coming to israel... russians, germans, moroccans, ethiopians, tunisians, syrians, egyptians... every place in the world, you name it, and we have jews over there! and they are coming here, so... it's like one big mish-mash of things...! >> what hemdat showed me in the market made me realise that food knows no borders. >> mona: so i noticed that a lot of these spices are very familiar to me? do both israelis and arabs use the same spices? yes, of course. we use actually the same flavours, in different ways, a lot of time. this is za'atar, used a lot in arab kitchen, and in the israeli kitchen, it is used a lot as a kind of fusion. mona: so what type of fish do we have here? we have pickled and salted fish here. we have from all kinds of countries; we have from eastern europeans, the russian type, we have the turkish, we have salmon from norway, now popular because of russian immigration. so mona, also we have here an ethiopian shop. mona: are there a lot

i'm joined by jeffrey goldberg, jeffrey has just returned from eastern ukraine and moldova. let's talk about what putin is up to and you've got ground truth from quha you see. >> one ground truth in moldova that could be the next victim, is that no one i met, whether they are pro-russia or anti--russia no one believes it is finished and putin is going to keep move are forward bringing more and more territory into his orbit, either threw direct occupation or proxies or building occupations or however. so he might order the removal of these pro testers from these buildings if they listen to them. they might be more radical than the radical. this is like water making crevices and finding whatever path it can find. you're going to see manifestations of this expansionism in a million different places and million different ways i think. >> is putin going to be at all influenced by what happened in geneva? >> you know, i think the fair money is on no, you know. this is not -- this is not iran. it is not a susceptible to sanctions and international pressure and the sanctions aren't

. >>> a column for the cannabis, whoopi goldberg talks about smoking medical marijuana to help her deal with glaucoma. she'll be writing a monthly column. >>> and kim novak is fighting back against comments made about her appearance at the oscars. she says she felt bullied and that while she has had injections in her face, a person has a right to, quote, look as good as they can. during the oscars, donald trump tweeted that novak should sue her plastic surgeon. >>> and james franco went off on a critic who did not care for his broadway rendition of steinbeck's "of mice and men." he wrote that the critic is an idiot, should be writing for gawker and is a little something that rhymes with witch. >> wow. >> yes. social media, it is anonymous, free, people can get on there to see whatever they want. good for him -- >> for firing back? you think it is going to be good. >> probably not. >> it probably won't turn out well for him. >> i'm craig melvin. this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day here on nbc. >>> leading the news in the new york times, cost of treatment

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hillary's motivation for staging this shoe-spiracy are obvious as a post on fox news's bernie goldberg's blog suggests, remembering the bush incident, she may have calculated this would make her seem presidential. yes! yes, she has stolen president bush's most presidential moment, the only way, only way hillary clinton could seem more like a leader is if she choked on a pretzel while falling off a segue. i mean think about it. (cheers and applause) think about it! either this incident was one tiny machination in the vast master plan meticulously orchestrated by the clinton core, or some crazy lady threw a shoe at her. ask yourself this. which one of those two possibilities lets me talk about it for six minutes? (laughter) now continue to think about it, hillary is so devious it is possible even losing the 2000 primary was part of her scheme. that way she doesn't become president in 2008, she can't get re-elected in 2012, steering a path for a shoe to be thrown at her the very same week we learn chelsea is pregnant. (cheers and applause) i mean it's like we're playing checkers and she's n

it's for you. >>> whoopi goldberg tells us all about her new movie on lifetime.e it away, george. >>> the star of "clueless." she's clueless no more. i'm walking and talking here. alicia silverstone. she's "the new york times" best-selling author. and she has a new book out. it's called "the kind mama." she is talking about babies. how to make them to break them, all the way to six months. so nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> what is the biggest takeaways for moms or soon-to-be moms with this book? >> i wrote the book because i saw some women in my life having the most beautiful, extraordinary, blissful experiences with pregnancy, birth and motherhood. and it was so inspiring to me. and that's in stark contrast to what we expect as normal. women having a terrible time with fertility. pregnancies filled with ailments and less-than-desirable deliveries. and the list goes on. so, i knew there was a another way. and a more enjoyable, lovely way. >> you advocate a vegan lifestyle. and the book details how you found health and happiness through your experience in

and i'll just read a piece from goldberg, who says, even as online feminism has proved itself a reale, many of the most avid digital feminists will tell you that it's become toxic. indeed, there's a nascent generes of essays by people who feel emotionally savaged by their involvement in it, not because of their sexist trolls, but because of the slashing righteousness of other feminists. i am as self-righteous as i can be, when i am standing just in judgment. >> and i will say, i have been a victim of some of this kind of reactionary judgment, because of certain kind of things i've chosen to support in feminist movement build. and one of the reasons i wanted to participate in the nation piece, to say to women of color feminists, i don't want black and women of color feminists to look reactionary. that goes away when we do the emotional labor that cristina beltran talked about of being angry. people are perfectly comfortable with people of color being angry in social movements, right? but it becomes a way to discredit us. so how do we both harness that power and not look reactionary, b