>> jimmy: yeah, higgins you seat there. >> i answer?one of those. >> jimmy: thank you, higgins. can i give you a butter milk or anything? >> steve: you have a warm butter milk? do you have a warm butter milk? >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> i grab this? >> jimmy: yeah -- you can't put it back. >> steve: then you read it. and then you read it. >> i can't read. >> jimmy: can't read it, you have charades. but you can say -- >> do i put it in here? >> jimmy: you can say what subject. >> steve: like it's a movie or tv show or something. >> tv show. >> for gorgeousness, apparently. >> steve: three words, first word. cut, fall, dead, death, death, death, sad, kill, punch. murder, murderer. murder. "murder she wrote." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] yeah. boom. angela lansbury. because we buried you. >> jimmy: that's enough. you got the clue. >> steve: you're dead. give it up. give up. >> jimmy: no more trivia about it. >> all right, jimmy. >> jimmy: are you ready for this buddy? we're here. >> i'm getting ready. >> jimmy: we're here, buddy. we can do

higgins and i read that sketch for "saturday night live."ou ever listen to that. "it's the barry gibb talk show." and we just made that up that he's violent. >> steve: yeah, he's not at all. >> jimmy: he's like -- >> steve: the nicest man in the world. >> jimmy: we totally made that up. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and like, yeah, so now like people probably try start fights with him and stuff. [ laughter ] but he's the coolest, nicest guy in the world. anyways, he's playing with the roots tonight and his band as well. and they're going doing a a little jive talking. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, snap! it's great! >> jimmy: it sounds so good, man. i just want it to happen immediately, it is so good. you guys, you know, there's a a lot of people out there who try to give you advice. but you have to be careful, because depending on the situation, what's good advice for some people might be bad advice for others. so with that in mind it's time for a segment we call "good advice, bad advice." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ good advice bad advice

steve higgins, best in the business right there. the business. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: right back at you. >> jimmy: this is pretty crazy here. i just saw a new interview. pope francis -- i love that pope. everyone like this is pope. anyways this is an odd thing. he said he would baptize aliens if they asked him to. then his friends said, okay, that's enough communion wine for you, mister. [ laughter ] "you're my best friend., you're my best -- am a pretty pope? [ laughter ] am i a pretty pope?" you've had too much. please just go back. but this is a pretty big deal here. a federal judge ruled yesterday that idaho's ban on same sex marriage is unconstitutional. so it is now legal for gay couples to get married. [ cheers and applause ] idaho's gay people all cheered from their homes in san francisco and new york. they moved out of after high school. [ laughter ] they're very happy. listen to this. a court in indiana will decide if police can arrest someone for being annoying when they're drunk. [ laughter ] the name of the

but mark higgins takes a different approach. >> my crime is -- is a serial rapist.convicted of several different charges of rape, attempted rape, nine assorted counts in all for a total of 35 years. >> we met higgins at riverbend maximum security institution in tennessee. on the outside, he had a professional career and lived in a wealthy nashville suburb with his wife and four children. but he lived a secretive double life, and as he carried out his string of attacks against women between 1990 and 1995, the media dubbed him the gentleman rapist. >> the feeling we had on the crew was, wow, that guy is really scary. he certainly is not, you know, didn't appear dangerous or your stereotypical inmate, but, you know, i think that's what made him really scary was that he was like your neighbor. the president of your city council or your best friend. i think that made it all the more creepy. >> rapists such as myself, pedophiles, people that murder children or women, they're at the bottom of that pecking order, okay? and there's a lot of men that will take advantage of yo

. >> jimmy: yes, thank you higgins. some more sports news.s week the los angeles dodgers are in town taking on the mets. [ cheers ] okay, this means that dodgers manager and yankees legend don mattingly is back in new york. i'm feeling good about that. [ cheers and applause ] we love don mattingly. donny baseball. well actually, don looks a a little different these days. he doesn't have the classic mustache that he used to rock in the 80s. do you guys remember this? yeah, that's what i'm talking about. but, this is very exciting. don's mustache is actually in attendance with us tonight. there it is right there. ♪ there it is right there. right there, whenever -- it's truly an honor. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ don mattingly? [ cheers and applause ] don, thank you so much for being here. i don't know if you heard this but your mustache is right over there. >> yeha, i heard that. i've been looking all over for that thing. >> jimmy: would you like to reunite with your mustache right now? >> oh, i'd love that. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: thank you buddy.

audience. >> thank you very much, tim higgins, joining us from detroit. coming up next, the chief executive of radio flyer. how the american brand known for the red wagon has transformed itself and has created a series of new products designed to compete in today's global economy. also, crowd funding. indiegogo announces a new round of funding. ♪ >> my next guest is about reinvention. radio flyer. the historical american brand we've all seen, the classic red wagons. how does a company like radio flyer am a started in 1917, stay relevant? joining me now from chicago is the chief executive, great to have you with us on bloomberg. you are the grandson of the founder of radio flyer. what is it like to be in charge of such a brand that has all of these memories? >> it is wonderful. everybody has a radio flyer story. everybody i meet always tells me about what an interval part of their childhood it was. they were using a wagon to have adventures, to imagine it was a racecar or a spaceship. it reminds people of the best part of their childhood. >> you are not on

ranking member higgins and i have been working on for quite a while now, but, again, i think the fact that we're holding it this week is particularly appropriate. due to the sensitivity of today's hearings, the subcommittees will enter a closed portion with the witnesses to discuss classified and sensitive matters, and i ask unanimous consent that at the appropriate time, the subcommittees recess and reconvene in closed session in the committees' secure space. without objection, so ordered. i will now recognize myself for an opening statement. the expanding number of cyber actors ranging from nation-states to terrorists to criminals as well as increasing attack capability and the increasing intent of cyber attacks around the globe have made cyber warfare and cyber crime one of the most significant threats facing the united states. this week the department of justice unsealed an indictment against five chinese individuals working for the chinese military for hacking into multiple private sector u.s. businesses to steal their sensitive, proprietary information. additionally this week, t

. >> reporter: scott higgins wanted everyone to know that what he feels doesn't always get reported. for you the most significant memory? >> every time i come home. a bond of brotherhood. >> reporter: what higgins said is what didn't always get reported is that he felt the americans over there were really doing some good. we report a lot on the mayhem and the killing, but he said what we're doing over there, trying to help out the afghanistan people, we are actually doing some good. well, they are home tonight, and happy to be home. they're going to relax for about a month and then get together at a marriott hotel in concord for a meal and a chance to talk with employers, kind of a job fair. so anyone tonight with people to hire, any employer, it's june 28 at the marriott in concord, and a whole lot of guys and women back home who know how to get a job done. reporting from oakland international, mark matthews. >>> thank you, mark. scorching temperatures across the bay area had everyone looking for relief. this is what it looked like at tennessee valley, at the tennessee beach there.

now higgins, you're going to count us down and start the race, right?s this too small -- >> jimmy: i don't know what to do here. all right higgins -- >> steve: gentelmen, start your engines! on your mark. get set. go! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> whoa! no good! no! ♪ very bad -- what! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] oh, you're right on my tail. oh -- ♪ >> jimmy: oh. gosh, i lost! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i got creamed. you and emma are not invited back. you and emma are not invited back. go see "amazing spiderman 2." don't miss andrew garfield on "saturday night live" this weekend with musical guest, coldplay. mary lynn rajskub joins us after the break. stick around everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ let mom shine. thirty percent off our best gifts for mom now through sunday. at zales. cheek or chin, we have one word. hallelujah. upgrade to the gillette fusion proglide. our best shave for about a dollar a week. gillette -- the best a man can get. our best shave for about a dollar a week. there werand i mean lean as it was a an understatement. but, we

thank you higgins. i appreciate that. higgins, a very talented man. [ cheers and applause ] a man of a thousand voices. listen to this guy. the fcc just rolled out a new service -- i don't know if this is going to work, that let's people text 911 for help. [ light laughter ] because if there is anything people do well under pressure is texting. [ laughter ] there's a rubbery at my horse? [ laughter ] rubbery at my horse? that's right, people will be able to text 911. that way if you're driving and you see an accident you can cause another accident. [ laughter ] tweet. tweet me, tweet me. [ laughter ] this isn't good. the stadium that will host the opening match of the world cup still isn't ready yet. because there are problems with 20,000 seats. when asked what's wrong with the seats, officials said, "theres no stadium built around them." [ laughter ] the seats are fine. just nothing around them at all. i saw that new york mayor bill de blasio has declared today "barbara walter's day" in honor of her last day on "the view

have you heard about this, higgins? >> steve: heard about it?ers and applause ] >> jimmy: have you heard about this old mice/young mice thing? >> steve: heard about it? [ laughter ] i love it! >> jimmy: yeah. all right, good. very good. thank you, higgins. [ cheers and applause ] andy sampton, everybody. andy stampton right there. famous actor. [ applause ] we love andy samberg. and this is just weird. during a meeting of the house judiciary committee, a florida congressman, joe garcia, was caught on cspan's cameras picking his ear. he's the guy on the right. watch what he does next. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank you and ranking members of congress for willingness to work to make progress on this issue. any of the book -- [ audience ohs ] >>teve: whoa! ew! ew! >> jimmy: wax on, wax ew. ew! >> ew! >> jimmy: that's so gross. [ laughter ] and finally, some more political news. yesterday, chris christie said that he thinks it would be fun to run against jeb bush for the republican presidential nomination. while jeb bush said it would b

the ceremony was led by president michael d higgins who made the wreath on the grave of the features of the rebellion. these new events are free and symmetry takes place on earth the fourteen executed leaders of the nineteen sixteen rising. every year after their deaths in command in jail. the twenty eighth infantry battalion providing guard of honor the commemoration. as it begins. mostly ten to twenty two in the kidney and members of the government and to think of no former minister for justice and defense. this was never used church followed by the blessing of the grave by catholic bishop even watch and due to the domination of a prayer service for peace. our teacher along with the arms of the defence forces stood by the limestone wall with the words of the nineteen sixteen the nation are inscribed. as the national flag to half mast over paid in respect of the executed men. it is. don't you. then the president needs to read for a minute's silence was observed i knew knew ceremony was going to do list like the green over one and claimed the last post. and along the deal the fourtee

not been no talk in a later interview mr hartigan said he had previously refused to accept stephen higgins trust for sticking a psychiatric history meant he was not suitable. this weekend was accepted in a week and the former governor was on i knew when he however was put into a holding cell along with other prisoners including mr coach. it was already because they're off the pressure on a publication which i disliked i continue to walk into a fight he said tina. it doesn't work and no dog was grossly overcrowded or drink that could be defined. sir martin said mr keating's condition was told the prison service. many citizens of such prisoners were and remain sub standard ticket. the outside that it opened up the pieces over the red vic be involved in the gypsy soul and inpatient facilities are likely to need to enter and steal our united two will be fourteen years meserve education has defended the level of computer and technology training available to schoolchildren say he doesn't wish to open though the curriculum rico in responding to calls from the ninety industry for a formal range of

of the moments part of any bennett is somewhat in a drugged up but thank you very much and it was higgins has hit full swing to. that was the icelandic finance minister p r ne benedict's and not thanks to him for speaking to is that its bank debt with i would interrupt this edition of the business and to you don't forget you can see at this interview and many others on our website boston a four door compact watching once again and to stay with us. or. i knew when will we. it is. i think each. the chad and. though we went . grits are treating the situation in afghanistan which the topics of discussion between the sultan is a bias in the us deputy secretary general state william burns the meeting was held today in aqua dots during the talks also the main directions of bilateral relations including trade economic and investment spears were discussed in addition they discussed the key issues of cars expense forthcoming session to the wto. to boot. so who knows the tune. yes we support the strengthening of the greek american

higgins of new york and buffalo is one of the leading centers not only in this nation but across the globe in medical technology and medical research and institutions of medical care. and the work of the committee, the house energy and commerce committee. our committee has broad jurisdiction over federal agencies and policies important to health care to medical research and to the life sciences sectors. i also have the honor of serving as the republican chair of the rare disease caucus. another mantle where we discuss needs and ideas in the cancer-support community and i'm joined with the democratic chair, congressman crowley of the great city of new york. one of the major endeavors of the energy and commerce committee will be to pursue an initiative of chairman upton that he has titled "the 21st century cures breakthroughs in the united states. for the first time, congress will take a comprehensive look at the full arc of accelerating cures from the discovery of clues in basic science to streamlining the device practice to unleashing the power of medicine in the treatment delivery p

her arrested for felony child abuse later that morning captain higgins says witnesses saw a lot of hall of his breath during the time of the incident. a: been a decision making factor. the driver of this was the not immediately notify principal about the incident may of costa his job working for for student bus company in richmond. i preferred the best ever put a stint in the office leaving know exactly what had occurred. important for people the call please run away when there's violence the poor children. >> : for the school bus of assault victims show 11 year-old calvin davis for us come from legal guardian. one photo injury to his face there is this was a result of the attack she did not want to appear on camera pulled kron for what happened when the principal called her to school. principal and cullen told meat he was attacked by an adult. the man was intoxicated and also said the men took him head and threw against the window and waited for someone else to grab him off of him. bus driver to my understanding the school nor his job. nor the authorities. but she is furious with the a

don't like when people save chairs and then they're not there all day, and their old towel and marry higgins clark novel is on it and where are they? and they show up at 4:00 and catch the sunset and leave and you needed that chair. >> or you could have read the book. don't wear heavy makeup on the beach. >> yeah, i know. >> it melts. >> it doesn't look good. high heels with swimsuits are a no-no unless you're beyonce. >> still a no-no. you'll kill yourself on the beach. >> true, true. you're right. >> and getting panda eyes from sunglasses. that happened to me the other day. >> it did? >> yes, makeup on, frank and i had lunch outside because it was so beautiful. >> white glasses that christie loves? >> yes. my big -- yeah. and then you want to take a snooze because it is so much fun to be outside. i woke up -- >> yeah. >> don't wear swimsuits that are too small. >> unless you can do it really well. >> and for men, don't wear saggy swim trunks. >> i like -- >> if you put a potato in them, put it in the front, not in the back. great old joke. if you're going to do it, just be careful because

mary higgins clark was there. >> has a book a week. >> look at michael strahan. >> he has one comingut. >> yes, he does. >> long day for miss hoda. >> anjelica houston was there. >> with her 18th book. >> everyone had a lot of books. so con gratsz grats to everybod. and to jonathan carp, the publisher. we have to do ihoda. here's why. do you see the man on the cover? when i pick them, i pick them. guess what my ihoda was. not even knowing this would be on the cover. it's the new luke bryant song. "play it again." ♪ jumped up and cut me off ♪ she was like oh, my god this is my song ♪ ♪ i've been listening to the radio all night long ♪ >> you've already done, this hoda. >> i haven't. ♪ and here it is ♪ she was like i want to dance ♪ she's taking my hand >> it's a good song. but i thought we already did this one. ♪ she gave me a kiss she said play it again play it again ♪ ♪ play it again >> come on. >> she's from charlotte, north carolina. ♪ play it again, play it again ♪ play it again >> wasn't that the one that was going to be considered -- going to be one of the big songs of the summ

you what i was wondering, higgins? and you guys, too.r wonder what celebrities are the whispering to each other when on the red carpet? >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: or at press conferences. well, we have too and that's why we sent our entertainment correspondent from the uk. mr. peggy hess with this highly sensitive microphone to get to the bottom of it. that's right, it's time for "celebrity whispers." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hello. i'm peggy hess and welcome to "celebrity whispers." [ laughter ] shh! hey, arnold. take a photo. >> ah, yes. i want to take a look at me picture. >> you mean a selfie? >> no like this. a "look at me" picture. >> that's a selfie arnold. >> it's a selfie? >> yeah, it's a selfie. >> ah! "look at me" picture! celebrity. [ cameras flashing ] >> whoa, whoa! >> yes! yes! >> there we go, guys! >> hey! you're a wearing a me costume. >> what? no, you're wearing a me costume. this is my look. >> not-ah. >> yes-huh. >> whisper. [ cameras flashing ] >> oh, yeah. this is -- >> george, what are you thinking about right no

. >> on display at the world war ii museum in new orleans is the higgins boat in the city where the boats were built this was the landing skracraft that carr our beaches through normandy. >> it was made of hard wood and the principle metal piece on the whole boat. >> the average american gi was 5 foot 9 weighed 144 pounds. the depression was hard on the health of the american people. we have just over a million still alive. >> landed in this cemetery on the morning of june 6th, 1944. here are your orders. you will take the bridge before daylight. >> early morning of june 6th the fist in the fight were paratroopers like tom blake key. >> you will hold the privilege regardless of how long it takes and how many casualties. >> they were bouncing all around us and bullets were hitting the landing craft. they said keep your head down. >> we did. >> the area of bombardment was a total failure. there was no place to hide once they landed. >> the preinvasion bombing was supposed to make large craters on the beach to act as shelters. >> if there was no craters there you put everybody back on and re

"ziggy" has chosen fellow unit six inmate mark higgins. >> i did this for a reason.se i'm coming up for parole here in less than three months. i'm not ready to get out. i don't have anybody out there to help me find a home. i don't have anybody out there to help me find a job. i don't have emotional or any kind of support. >> what we want to try to do then is minimize the punishment that might be involved on tampering with a drug screen. we're going to offer proof that you weren't afraid of the drug screening per se by having you tested immediately. >> the next morning, "ziggy" faces the disciplinary board. discipline board chairman lieutenant tommy vance sits in the position of judge. >> how do you plead to the charge? guilty or not guilty? >> mr. hall pleads not guilty. >> any questions? >> yeah, richie, how many times have you been up for parole in the last 18 years? >> twice. >> what's happened each of those times? >> they continued me because of something i've done. >> why would you purposely try to ditch your parole? >> because i'm scared of getting out. >> you

marty higgins, professional tool. [ laughter ] that's not -- that's not fair. >> steve: that's mean.s mean and cruel. >> steve: what do you do for a a living? >> jimmy: i'm a tool. [ laughter ] here is one from eric allen in lehigh, utah. he was listening to some music on his phone and he saw a guy on an album cover he said it looks like me. let's check it out. [ laughter ] tom rush. >> steve: wrong end of the rainbow. >> jimmy: what does that mean? is that bad luck? >> steve: yeah i guess so. >> jimmy: let me see if i look like this dude. i don't know. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> steve: there we go. >> jimmy: over the rainbow you sick son of a -- that's the photo he chose for the album cover? >> steve: yeah, that's the one he wanted. >> jimmy: tom we need a photo. he had 600 photos not even look at the camera there. he looks like he's looking like fighting somebody in that one. [ laughter ] what are you looking at you sick son of a -- lplp next one's from michelle neighbors in canton, ohio. she was searching online for some hotels. let's see what came up her

higgins: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize teacher appreciation week. we know that a good education is critical for today's youth to have a successful future. we owe our thanks to the teachers who dedicate themselves to providing this. the need for education begins early, setting children on a positive path for learning at a young age. as students get older, it is essential to provide them with the skills, especially math, science, education, that will give them the ability to compete in a globalized economy. mr. speaker, congress should use this week to recommit ourselves to fund and support programs that improve education for our children. education is the most powerful tool we have to fight poverty in our neighborhoods, improve opportunity for our youth, build stronger communities and to create more successful tomorrows. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: wi

reverend james hug joins -- higgins said i'm appalled at your recent decision to hold up a bill in thes. i have suffered at the hands of these incompetent bureaucrats since april of 1965. if the truth has no effect upon you, then there is no hope for those of us who have no other choice for our care. >> maybe they should go to guantanamo bay because we've heard about the lush treatment that the inmates down there receive. they're getting cable television in the rooms. they get nice meals. they get nice libraries. >> they've got a ton of doctors. >> yeah. >> j.d. gordon, retired navy commander who served as pentagon spokesman a while ago, knows this, that they do have that great care 'cause he visited gitmo over 30 times and this is what he has to say. >> guantanamo bay there is 150 detainees there now and they've got a medical unit of about 100 doctors, nurses and health care support staff. 1.5 detainees to one is the ratio. if you look at the veterans in this country, there are 21 million veterans and of those 21 million veterans in the united states, 9 million are receiving v.a. care

it was fun the mary higgins clark was there.miss hoda. >> anjelica houston was there. everybody had a lot of books. congrats to everybody and jonathan carp, the publisher. we have to do ihoda and this is why. do you see the man on the cover? when i pick them, i pick them. guess what my ihoda was, not even knowing this would be on the cover. it is the new luke bryant song. play it again. ♪ jumped up and cut me off ♪ ♪ she was like oh, my god this is my song ♪ ♪ i've been listening to the radio all night long ♪ ♪ and here it is she was like oh i want to dance ♪ ♪ she's taking my hand >> it is a good song. but i thought we already did this one. ♪ she gave me a kiss she said play it again play it again ♪ >> come on. she's from charlotte, north carolina. ♪ play it again, play it again >> wasn't that the one that was going to be one of the big songs of the summer. >> which i predicted. >> which you used last week, hoda. that's all i'm saying. >> i predicted. >> okay or not okay to lecture poor justin bieber? here's what we had to say

>> it was introduced by higgins as the nip sync. >> is that jimmy fallon's body?lon's like i need that body double everywhere i go. >> oh, man. he's doing it every night. incredible. >> very few people know, willie geist. >> we have our own -- >> nothing's happening. >> are you twitching? >> i think it's called the pec pop of love. the pec pop of love. dwayne johnson. can i do that? what do you think? really? come on. that is not happening. all right, for today -- >> wrong sound effect. as you make your way into the rockies, slight risk of strong storms. also back through the ohio river valley, back into the plains. sunshine, gorgeous day along the east coast. some fog down through the gulf coast. tomorrow, that risk moves to the east, so from central illinois all the way to western p.a. look for strong storms. also back through the central plains and the eastern rockies, we're looking at >>> 9:32. good tuesday morning to you, bay area. i'm meteorologist christina loren. taking a live look at the south bay, where the clouds are thickening up over our local mountai

higgins: in recent months these students have worked hard in hand with local research -- hand in hand with local researchers in western new york, including roswell park cancer institute to research cutting edge medical issues, form hypotheses and conduct hands-on experiments. mr. speaker, when students start learning and experimenting with science, technology, engineering and math as young adults, they are creating a life-long commitment to learning and dedication to making a difference in the future. it is why it is so critical that congress provide adequate funding to stem education programs in our schools nationwide. i commend these students for their achievement. i looked for to hearing more from them in their promising futures in innovation in the years to come. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. >> you know, for nearly two years house committees have been investigating the terr