>> seth: gotcha. do you ever have two scarecrows out at once or two tin men?t always one or the other? >> fred: it's happened a lot. whether it's two scarecrows, two tin men. yes, it has happened. >> seth: singing two different songs. >> fred: yes. >> seth: and who are the judges? >> fred: it's me, dr. ruth -- [ laughter ] suze orman -- >> seth: uh-huh. >> fred: donald trump, dr. phil -- and some sports people from the minor leagues. [ laughter ] >> seth: seems like too many judges. >> fred: yes, but it's not all at the same time. it's most of them at the same time. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> fred: yeah. >> seth: that's really exciting. and how many episodes are you doing in the whole year? >> fred: 700. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, that's great. so, "battle of the wizards of the ozes." >> fred: it's on cbs and nbc. [ laughter ] >> seth: at the same time? >> fred: at the same time, yes. >> seth: wow! congratulations. >> fred: thank you. >> seth: i assume you're making some pretty good coin on this. >> fred: i'm not. it was a terrible deal that we sorted out so -

no, discovery channel. >> seth: gotcha. >> and -- then, like, the next day, they had to say it was fakeuiet." >> hey! you know what? [ laughter ] >> seth: you can -- this is the most fun i've had during an interview. >> you brought it up. >> seth: yeah, i did bring it up. that's true. i -- look. nothing would make me happier than mermaids being real. i'd rather live in your world than mine where i'm a cynic and i just wake up every morning and be like, "oh. i'm not going to see a mermaid." [ laughter ] >> it must be really sad then for you to not -- >> seth: yeah. >> believe that -- >> seth: do you think they look like the mermaids of books? >> no! >> seth: okay. >> no. i mean, they're aliens. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i think we're -- after the show, i think i would love for you to just draw what they -- >> oh! oh! there's, like, pictures online. [ laughter ] you know what? you can laugh at me all you want, but -- >> seth: mermaids are real. you can't -- i can't -- we can't laugh away the mermaids. >> okay, you can laugh away the mermaids but there are other ones that i am tot

. >> seth: gotcha. >> but yeah, this place was -- it was completely different.a. >> seth: it's called the road? >> yeah. it's a bird-filled track or something and it goes for 2,000 miles. we were in the town where the bitumen ended. >> seth: now, you're -- it's a town, i read there's only 90 people that live in this town. >> including, one of the guys who shot jfk. >> seth: wait, one of the guys who shot jfk? >> he admitted it to me. >> seth: oh he admitted it to you. [ laughter ] that's great. >> he's actually in the movie -- he's in the movie as well if anyone is curious. >> seth: oh, i'm glad you gave him a part. [ laughter ] >> if anyone's curious, it's the final scene of the movie. and he doesn't have any lines or anything. >> seth: that's good. well, you didn't over-reward him. that's how you punished him. i'm going to give you a part, but because of what you did -- [ laughter ] >> seth: this seems, obviously, the departure from the "twilight" films. it that a choice you're making to try to go away from that? or are you just drawn to projects like this tha

i think it's very regrettable. >> give us a sense, martha johnson, of being in that washington gotcha media feeding frenzy. >> well, i felt it the most when i was in front of congress. i mean, i turned off the television. my son watched the john stewart stuff. i didn't follow any of that but i did feel it when i was in front of congress. the way i felt it in fact i had a friend, a media person advice before had my congressional hearings and the striking thing to me she said, when you are exchanging, you know, comments with the congressman, do not look that congressman in the eye. do not. look at the nameplate. you do not want to engage them personally because this is not personal. this is about them talking to the cameras and they're doing something for a different stage and you are sitting there and it has to be orchestrated so that you don't get caught in an unnecessary hoopla about this. and there were cameras across the front, you know, clicking every time i blink. so i felt the intensity of it and i appreciated that advice that was, remember, this is more about the system of gove

david: gotcha. we'll come back to you, dan, when the s&p futures close and if nike comes out just a moment. they're expected any moment. kimberly and chris, thank you as well. >>> the second half of the year is almost here. time to tune-up your portfolio. coming up a top strategist telling you what names to buy, what to sell for the rest of the year, even as crazy as these markets are. liz: how about this for positive momentum? up 40% in just the last month, boosting its outlook. a new big partnership and not a single sell rating by the analysts that are covering it. david: wow. liz: why is this company seeing such strong upside? we have a ceo in a fox business exclusive. guess who. david: i love that tease. it is one of the top five fastest growing chains in the u.s. and looking to get even bigger by heading to, wait for it, china. that's right. heading to china for growth. will they buy frozen yogurt? what difficulties do u.s. companies have doing business there? we'll talk to the ceo of orange le

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if they were waiting it for a gotcha moment, a perry mason moment, if you will, didn't come. angry viewers took to twitter for baier and greta for their questions. jackie, thanks for joining us and michael, as always. let's look at hillary clinton. here is what she wrote about she wrote on the day of the attack in benghazi on her new n you book "hard choices" with our diplomatic agents and heavily fortified cia post and our reinforcements from tripoli on the ground at the aport i decided to move from our position to in northwest washington, only minutes away from foggy bottom. i knew the days ahead were going to be taxing on us all, with the entire department looking to me to lead in that shocking tragedy. while keeping everyone focused on what lay ahead, when i came secretary of the department outfitted, i was equipped necessarily to work as easily there as i could from the office. i got on the phone with the president. >> still in direct communication, the time line subjects that president obama, you had a conversation on the phone roughly around 10:00 p.m. >> yes. >> do yo

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. >> give us a sense to me that washington and gotcha feeding frenzy. >> host: i felt it the most in front of congress. i turned off the television i did not follow john stuart but i felt in front of congress say of the way was in fact, i have friends advise me in what she said with a large staging comments do not load them in the eye. do not. look at the nameplate. to not engage them personally because this is not personal but them talking to the camera they are doing something for a different stage and you are sitting there in the past to be orchestrated so you're not caught in the unnecessary to plot and there were cameras across the front clicking every time i blanked -- blink my eyes. i appreciated that it is more about the system not about personally and in that clouded situation. >> host: at the same time when somebody is pointing in view saying rude things about you looking you in the eye? >> one of the things that i continued to think about is i was lectured hard about the bullying culture of the gsa and i was feeling believe at that moment and they do think we gave to put t

. >> gotcha is convinced europeans will love the product and its business is in good shape. that's a promising start, but no guarantee of success. >> we know what happened in ukraine, the first part of it. are there concerns that russia might react angrily to the signing. >> there are concerns, yorgeia had a troubled history. russia's forces occupied as their countries bloet, sovereign territory. south ossetia. and georgia. and relations te tear rated in 2006, before the famous war in 2008 that georgia lost with russia, and georgia had wine exports banned. that was lifted last year. we have russia again becoming an important trade partner. many think they need to keep up the relationship with russia, it's a natural trade partner. there's concern that russia could produce punitive measures again. >> that's robin worp reporting from georgia. >> saturday harks 100 years since the event that sparked the first world war, the assassination. joan awe hull looks back at how the death and the war that followed influenced event for a century. >> the great war killed an estimated 17 mi

like gotcha. >> kind of overwhelmed that so many people participated in this whole thing. >> what wouldnk if there was a fire call. the cops needed to go the firefighters needed to go. >> anybody going to take care of this fire. >> i'm wondering about the neighbors that didn't know this was fake. >> somebody put out the fire! >> don't let it spread to my house. >> cute. that's cool. bringing all their friends together and do this. >> here they are, good-looking couple. here's the ring. >> wow. >> not bad. >> it's a simple rule of driving. >> if you're going to change lanes what do you do? >> signal. >> how the only signal given here is to watch out. and dude is rigging up a crazy contraption because he's -- >> about to go for a ride. >> why this device is truly nuts. >> oh, no. >> no way. at ikea, we don't just we design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. j closed captioning provided by -- you could try home remedies to remove your warts... - are you sur

. >> gotcha, karen. >>> the search continues for three men who broke out of a canadian jail in dramatic fashion. he had hopped into a helicopter in quebec city. they were arrested on drug traffic charges in 2010. two were charged with murder. all three are believed to have ties to the hells angels. >>> chris christie continues his campaign tour with tom corbett. today they will be in philadelphia. they will attend a fundraiser at the union league. tonight's events benefits the republican governor's association. rga has raised $50 million since christy became head of the. >>> tom wolf was in was in philadelphia to support gay rights. the annual lgbt celebration took on a special meaning it's the first parade since same-sex marriage became legal in pennsylvania. >>> a woman's clothing boutique is closing it's doors after 35 years in business. the owners are clearing out the merchandise at deep discounts. amy buckman has more. >> reporter: a 250 belt for 125. 50% off jeans. a coat that was $1,430 for 358. look at this entire racks full of evening gowns and cocktail dresses 50 to 75% off th

you know, hang out or whatever." [ laughter ] she's just more like the everyday girl car. >> seth: gotchao, really, you're kind of going like, trying to sneak underneath a little bit. >> yeah. or we can do the, you know, "buy this sexy time." i like that too. [ light laughter ] but i mean i'm already knocked up and taken. >> seth: yeah, that's true. "million dollar arm" is a wonderful sports movie. it's like that classic disney mold. are you a sports fan? >> okay. i mean, i don't have anything against sports. i love sports. in theory. [ laughter ] >> but i don't know much about them. >> seth: right. >> so, i remember when we were doing press for this movie, it's sort of embarrassing, and genuinely this happened. where i would be talking about the, you know how moving this film is and it is a true story which it is. and i was talking about baseball. you don't have to necessarily be into baseball or be into the nba to know about it. and um, you know -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: a lot of people here seem to know what you didn't. [ laughter ] >> and jon was like, "you know you've been going

gotcha. is there any good news to report here?the iraqi government is now reaching out for help, asking the u.s. military to fly combat missions, drone, provide intelligence to reverse this advance from this group. >> jon: yes! we did it! we finally got it so that iraq will now greet us as liberators. [laughter] way to go, everybody. [bleeped] senior iraq war correspondent jason jones is in baghdad now. jason jones. [cheering and applause] jason, what's the latest? >> jon, the tactical situation is deteriorating here fast. >> jon: jason, i'm sorry. the hawaiian shirt, you're having a drink. you're a war correspondent. >> and yesterday i wasn't a war correspondent, jon. i was just another guy enjoying his vacation in iraq's vibrant, utopian society. copyright 2003, u.s. of a. it had everything, sun, sand, more sand. >> jon: yes. >> but i guess iraq has decide democracy is not their thing. >> jon: what is the iraqi government doing? >> well, there are a few options. they're stripping off their uniforms and running. that's one. but t

so skip the souvenirs when you're on vacation because they've gotcha! > > even in chicago i see people doing the wise thing-- they go to a walgreen's and they get the chicago sweatshirts-- so much less money. good to have you on the show. thanks for your help. > > thanks for having me back. coming up... a traders take on the rise and fall and rise again of biotech stocks. and... wht intel is giving away money to get kids interested in science bill moller gets schooled... after the break. we know, for our country to stay competitive, we need to excite more kids about the stem fields. science, technology, engineering and math. one way is to hold an international student competition. intel just did that with the international science & engineering fair in los angeles. isef it's called, and out of 1,700 students, nathan han of boston was the top winner. his award-- $75,000. and, boy nathan, you were really surprised when your name was announced. > > oh yeah definitely, they don't tell you beforehand so i literally found out right as they were calling my nam

>> it is easy to look at this film and say, gotcha.movie knowing that it is restaged, some of the restaging becomes obvious. i feel there are beautiful and remarkable things in this movie that we now take for granted. for instance, the way the camera jumps and shakes when a grenade goes off or when there is purported in any fire. fire.my that is a technique we understand now to be part of the language of war movies. it was something that john huston invented in. when john ford made "the battle , he surprised people by leaving it in the movie. realness,n understood roughness, rawness, imperfection could be taken by audiences as a sign of truth. it -- fakedhe fixed it with afaked powerful understanding of what he felt more really looks like. you cannot watch san pietro anymore and take it as truth. i went to the national archives and washed the outtakes -- watched the outtakes. he systematically discarded anything that looked to clean, too perfect, too hollywood. that is a mark of a very smart filmmaker and someone who really understood

. >> i was listening to that i said no river there, gotcha. lets take a look what is going on out there, to the roof campaign back to the sky line shot but unfortunately we cannot see the sky line because we are fog n low clouds and fog in the area this morning. storm scan three does show showers and thunderstorms moving from the west and right now it is holding together well. we will see fit hold together into our area and more stable air here but if it does it will be later this morning. heading for lancaster county right now heavy rain and lightening and thunder. temperatures in the 70's still across the area, upper 60's here and there. dew points in the upper 60's to around 70 so still feeling very humid, storms will produce heavy rainfall. natasha. >>> now lets get a check of the the stories our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is following. will pennsylvania be the next state to legalize medical marijuana. lawmakers will soon decide. philadelphia city council may bring in so-called pill mills, medical offices where prescriptions are ha

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of course, when it comes to republicans, the media ask-stapo is always playing you its gotcha games.io is no rube e-o. >> young voters have asked me and they're curious to know. have you ever smoked marijuana? >> you know why i never answer that question? if i tell you i haven't, you won't believe me. >> stephen: yeah, nobody would ever believe this guy's not a stoner. i mean we all saw his nationally televised epic case of cotton mouth. but, rubio can't admit that he's burpd down. he's trying to win over republicans, the party that brought us "just say no, "first as a drugless and then as their entire platform. ( cheers and applause ). that's why he is always ready to not answer that question. >> if i tell you that i haven't, you won't believe me. and if i tell you that i did, then kids will look up to me and say i can smoke marijuana because look how he made it. >> stephen: yeah, think of the message that would send all the teen girls staring up at his poster on their broo bedroom was because rubio's youth appeal has had negative consequences before. >> when i wrote my book "americ

no "gotcha" moment to post on the web -- this time. >> you figure the hookers aren't going anywhere,ass through town, he spots a prostitute he knows, so he takes out his camera. >> the last time she got arrested, she had a set of brass knuckles with knives coming off each hand on her. >> as bates tells our crew about this woman's violent past, she spots us across the street and reaches for something hidden in her coat. a tense moment. will she pull out a weapon? >> she's going to take a picture of me. >> but she whips out a camera and turns the tables on brian. >> i'm sure for the mantle. >> she's obviously making a joke. but she's got a violent past. so bates plays it safe and calls 911. >> i just wonder if there's an officer available. prostitute and her pimp out at southwest 33rd and south robinson. >> she walks right up to the window, inches away. >> how does it feel to be filmed? >> finally, a money shot for the video vigilante. the truth is, bates doesn't necessarily mind having his picture taken. in fact, he's actually glad this woman is recording. he thinks everyone, himself

oh, gotcha.while, true college football fans like republican strategist dee dee banky understand that to offer the players compensation of any time would destroy this beloved sport. >> fumble. fumble. fumble. >> they get free room and board, a free education and they're playing the game they love. that's not enough? >> these guys are getting free water on the sidelines. >> exactly. >> free gatorade. >> yes. >> free trips on the little cart that takes you to the emergency room. >> well, that's up to them. if they don't want to play football, they can do something else. these football players should be playing for the love of the game. >> exactly. take a lesson from the ncaa and their sponsors who put on their annual bowl game series for the love of the -- wait. who the [bleeped] is that? maybe the ncaa does make $11 billion a year, but unions are not the answer. says the ncaa. >> using a union employee model strikes most people as grossly inappropriate solution to the problem. >> and these players

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. >> jimmy: i gotcha. >> you said you were going to put in a good word with the mayor. >> jimmy: thatis, you go into a store or you contact an individual who runs a business. >> right. so dumb starbucks, it was a thing i was doing for the show. there was a full story behind that, as well. that's not even i think the most inventive thing we do on the show. >> jimmy: you do do some inventive things. >> yes, i help these real businesses with ideas. the key is to try to solve a problem that, you know, maybe they haven't thought of to solve yet. >> jimmy: like what sorts of problems? >> all right, so on the show this season, i help a party planner. so what's -- when you're manning a party, what's the biggest problem you encounter or stress? >> jimmy: who to invite. >> right, who to invite to the party. there are some people that you probably don't want to come to your party, but you don't want them to know that they didn't invite you, because if you don't invite them and you see them later, they might say hey, you had a party and you didn't invite me. but you also don't want them there at

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model,t want the gotcha where you tack on fees. >> we have got the sec looking into this, the f yeah,he new york attorney general, the cftc -- the fbi, the new york attorney general, the cftc. this as a steep drop in investor confidence. of fact, our metrics tell us quite the opposite. that is not to say that we do not think that this continues -- we need to continuously monitor this and make sure we are making improvements just the way we are with our business, but i think doingc is on the pats are a comprehensive market review, and they have already done this. i think it is a very good first step. >> you do not think they are going too far? >> no pre-to be with support them in all that they are doing. >> steve, thank you for being here. i will turn it back over to you. >> coming up, housing starts are for may. 2014 will be the breakout year for new home construction, that story and more when "bottom line " continues on this tuesday, in just a moment. ♪ >> breaking news on a story we have been following from yesterday, argentina has been ccc+, and theom outlook is negative, and this

5% said, "no, we said 'snowden,' like edward snowden, not 'snowed in.'" 7% said, "oh, gotcha, i can'tieve, i thought you said 'snowed in,' so funny. you know, we should get drinks some time." 30% said, yeah, "i'd really like that." [ laughter ] 27% said "how does this tuesday work?" 14% said, "i actually got plans that night. what about wednesday?" 64% said, "perf, how's 7 p.m?" 85% said "sounds good, see you there, unless i get 'snowed in.'" [ laughter ] and finally 3% said "he he he he." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] very interesting poll. very cool. this is pretty crazy. this is absolutely bonkers to me. during nevada's democratic primary for governor this week, the option "none of the above" actually got more votes than any of the real candidates. [ laughter ] [ applause ] yeah, they had to go with the runner-up, who only got 25% of the vote. yeah. that's never good when you elect your governor like he's the last guy left at the bar at 2 a.m. hey, what the hell, they're playing eric clapton, let's go. come on. [ laughter ] this is just a weird story here. the mayor of san marino, cali

. >> jimmy: gotcha. so you escaped the winter.y one step ahead of winter at all times. >> i try to film all my films in the australian winter. so just to break the back of it. >> jimmy: how many kids do you have? >> i have two. >> jimmy: and so i'm just curious, i know this is a stupid thing and probably seems stupid to you. so summertime happens during like christmas time. >> december/january, yeah. >> jimmy: so christmas in the summer, which seems very strange, even though that's essentially what we have here. so do kids go to cramp for christmas? >> we don't have that tradition. we can't get rid of our kids. they just hang around. we don't have camps to handball them off to. so they're just around for eight weeks. >> jimmy: there's no camp in australia? >> we have bush fires and stuff. it's not ideal, you know. they go on camps, my kids go to a school that pride themselves in having tough camps, but they send them out in the middle of winter where they freeze their asses off, but summer they don't have that tradition. >> jimmy:

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. >> gotcha. when are we going ohear about some of the court's remaining cases and those decisions? >> well the decision days are winding down. the court session ends next monday. we have a couple more decision days this week tony so we're expecting to hear about some of the big decisions including for example, a decision either way on the affordable care act, there's faith based groups that are challenging the right to have contraceptive coverage for example in their plans. that's one of the big ones we're waiting to hear. could be wednesday, could be thursday. >> lisa stark in washington. lisa thank you. >>> in malaysia the government is now back pedaling after saying nonmuslims were no longer allowed to use the word a allah. shortly after the government clarified by saying churches may still use the term, the herald that is a catholic mallay language periodical. a woman sentenced to death for converting to christianity is set free. miriam ibrahim, after converting from islam and marrying an american, gave birth to her second child in britain while waiting -- on death row, no word

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