>> i played a grasshopper. >> jimmy: you played a grasshopper.grasshopper. now, are the kids at school going -- are they excited you're in this movie? is this a big deal at your school? >> they're excited. but they treat me normal, my friends. >> jimmy: i got you. and do you play sports? or do you -- >> i take martial arts masses. and i really enjoy them. i'm a black belt in xioaa lin. >> jimmy: so, you could beat up other actors if you needed to, right? >> i'm very small. >> jimmy: you'll get bigger. and what's your favorite subject in school? >> i do like them all. but i'm especially grateful for my mandarin class. my school has that. and most schools don't. >> jimmy: mandarin chinese? or the orange? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you speak chinese at school? how many years have you been doing that? >> two. >> jimmy: that's something else. in japanese, yen-yen means money-money. [ laughter ] so, before this, you were on "jeopardy!" you wound up on the show "jeopardy!" and i think we have a clip of that. >> we come to jessica anderson. $15,800. and her resp

. >> like a -- like a grasshopper. >> did you see the guy in the white shirt in the background was likeare you guys seeing this? what is going on? >> can you imagine what this guy's calf muscles must look like. >> look like he's at a gym so you can tell he's probably some kind of an athlete. >> the floor is like a gymnastics floor. it does have a bounce to it. not like a trampoline. looks like he's bouncing on a trampoline. >> i found another video, this is a little teenage kid at a wedding. he is doing part of a traditional armenian dance. and they just go in circles. ♪ >> i have to have drama mean just to be a spectator at this wedding. >> he's doing this for what looks like more than a minute. he's smiling the whole time, laughing through it. >> the video is only two minutes long but he apparently did this for 15 minutes. >> what? >> the guy recording the video was like, all right, i'm done recording and the guy still kept -- >> he still -- >> twirling. >> still spinning to this day. >> little brother, i don't like this. make it stop. >> if i was at this wedding i would be gegds bore

then another year, the grasshopper's came and everything that they had planted. it was five years in a row that would turn anyone away from coming to this land. you can see, they had to depend upon god for sustenance. that gave me such a to see that for generations, those are the parents and grandparents that god had given me. when i was a little girl, growing up in our lutheran church in waterloo, iowa, i have no shadow of a doubt that the gospel was preached from our pulpit in, , but i never heard it. it went one ear and went out the other. i remember one time thinking so clearly when i was hearing a sermon about heaven, thinking, oh, i am so glad i am lutheran because i know that i am going to happen. that is what my basis was on. my parents were in church and i could look down the row and there is my grandparents and we were lutheran so we were good to go. check that box. it was later, when we moved away from iowa and up to minnesota, we were fairly middle-class. something happened in our family that happens to millions of families, but it had never happened

. >> baa be the master teaching the grasshopper and now i'm the larva. >> it's easy to fall into trouble. people will say something smart. on the street i would be so messed up there would be no thinking about it. i would just blow and someone would get hurt. you can't do that. that's not normal. you have to control himself. >> he's young. he's got a long ways to go. i was in the same boat. you know? i used to do the same stuff. but at least he's got a chance. at least he's got a chance to get back out there. that's what he's got the think of. screws up he's like me and done lost everything. you know? >> even his handball game. >> he's got to go there. just hit a man while he's down. >> old man nothing. if i had an s right there. that's right. it means stone. >> sucks. >> james stone. that's it. >> stone sucks. >> hey, sir. >> coming up. >> some staff here have been recommended you be released and some haven't. >> christopher trotter makes his case for returning to general population. >> nobody said kill the police or anything like that. i'm not in here for killing the police. he just to

you know where that confetti comes from it is shredded grasshoppers. >> well done, greg. >> somebodyold greg his mission was to insult so many people. starting with lady gaga. >> job well done. >> hey, folks, back to greg early and awn as the evening progresses. and in the meantime when the ball drops at midnight, they plan on releasing one ton of confetti and it looks like a snow storm on paper and one of the best things tonight . we see kimberleyug handwriting someone. they like to hug her. she's on 7th avenue. hey, kimberley. >> hey, megyn and bill. we are having a great time. an awesome couple from chicago that have been dating five years. you have something you want to say? >> very romantic. she has no idea. love is in the air in new york city. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> five years and it came true. what a way to start 2012 with this new couple and looking forward to a life together. they came here to celebrate new years eve and she comes away with a ring. congratulations. >> have happiness together. >> it is time. it is go time. >> back to you guys. >> nicely done . say h

you know where that confetti comes from it is shredded grasshoppers. >> well done, greg. >> somebodyd greg his mission was to insult so many people. starting with lady gaga. >> job well done. >> hey, folks, back to greg early and awn as the evening progresses. and in the meantime when the ball drops at midnight, they plan on releasing one ton of confetti and it looks like a snow storm on paper and one of the best things tonight . we see kimberleyug handwriting someone. they like to hug her. she's on 7th avenue. hey, kimberley. >> hey, megyn and bill. we are having a great time. an awesome couple from chicago that have been dating five years. you have something you want to say? >> very romantic. she has no idea. love is in the air in new york city. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> five years and it came true. what a way to start 2012 with this new couple and looking forward to a life together. they came here to celebrate new years eve and she comes away with a ring. congratulations. >> have happiness together. >> it is time. it is go time. >> back to you guys. >> nicely done . say hel

of those, the most snow, and then another year of the worst famine, and then another year, the grasshopper's came and ate everything they had planted. it was five years in a row that would have turned anyone away from coming to this land, so you can see they had to depend on a holy god for their sustenance, and they did. they turned to this holy god. that gave such faith to see that for generations, those were the parents and grandparents and great grandparents going back with me and my family, and yet, when i was a little girl growing up in our lutheran church in waterloo, iowa, i had no shadow of a doubt that the gospel was preached from our pulpit, but i never heard it. i never understood it. if i heard it, it went in one ear and out the other. i remember hearing a sermon about heaven, and i remember thinking i am so glad i am a lutheran because i am going to heaven. that is what my faith was based on. my parents were in church, and my grandparents were there, so we were good to go. check that box. it was later when we moved from iowa up to minnesota, we were fairly middle class, and some

you know where that confetti comes from it is shredded grasshoppers. >> well done, greg. >> somebodyd greg his mission was to insult so many people. starting with lady gaga. >> job well done. >> hey, folks, back to greg early and awn as the evening progresses. and in the meantime when the ball drops at midnight, they plan on releasing one ton of confetti and it looks like a snow storm on paper and one of the best things tonight . we see kimberleyug handwriting someone. they like to hug her. she's on 7th avenue. hey, kimberley. >> hey, megyn and bill. we are having a great time. an awesome couple from chicago that have been dating five years. you have something you want to say? >> very romantic. she has no idea. love is in the air in new york city. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> five years and it came true. what a way to start 2012 with this new couple and looking forward to a life together. they came here to celebrate new years eve and she comes away with a ring. congratulations. >> have happiness together. >> it is time. it is go time. >> back to you guys. >> nicely done . say hel

you know where that confetti comes from it is shredded grasshoppers. >> well done, greg. >> somebodyold greg his mission was to insult so many people. starting with lady gaga. >> job well done. >> hey, folks, back to greg early and awn as the evening progresses. and in the meantime when the ball drops at midnight, they plan on releasing one ton of confetti and it looks like a snow storm on paper and one of the best things tonight . we see kimberleyug handwriting someone. they like to hug her. she's on 7th avenue. hey, kimberley. >> hey, megyn and bill. we are having a great time. an awesome couple from chicago that have been dating five years. you have something you want to say? >> very romantic. she has no idea. love is in the air in new york city. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> five years and it came true. what a way to start 2012 with this new couple and looking forward to a life together. they came here to celebrate new years eve and she comes away with a ring. congratulations. >> have happiness together. >> it is time. it is go time. >> back to you guys. >> nicely done . say h

then another year, the grasshopper's came and everything that they had planted. it was five years in a row that would turn anyone away from coming to this land. you can see, they had to depend upon god for sustenance. that gave me such a to see that for generations, those are the parents and grandparents that god had given me. when i was a little girl, growing up in our lutheran church in waterloo, iowa, i have no shadow of a doubt that the gospel was preached from our pulpit in, , but i never heard it. it went one ear and went out the other. i remember one time thinking so clearly when i was hearing a sermon about heaven, thinking, oh, i am so glad i am lutheran because i know that i am going to happen. that is what my basis was on. my parents were in church and i could look down the row and there is my grandparents and we were lutheran so we were good to go. check that box. it was later, when we moved away from iowa and up to minnesota, we were fairly middle-class. something happened in our family that happens to millions of families, but it had never happened