howard stern just joined us this work. >> jimmy: you seem to be having lot of fun. >> we come to loggert the we're doe is what i glom on to. if you saw last night's show, i let big barry, 4'1/0" guy, worst possible voice, but it's just so funny -- here is my theory. i can't talk howard into this. my theory is that wherever you travel in america, you can go on a cruise, you can go into ra ma da inn, see a great singer. seat a great musician. you might see a great dancer. but these unique talents. i love tiny tim. i did. i went and saw him in concert. >> jimmy: yeah in. >> his voice was terrible. you look at some of the past winners or even in the top ten in the last eleven years of american idol, people don't remember their names. they're being dropped by labels. people aren't buying their tickets. i think you have to embrace the unique. better chance people will remember william hung. have you had him on your show? >> jimmy: of course. >> he's just a great character. not a great singer. i know-on unrested development. he's getting hyper. >> jimmy: no, he's gone. he's completely gone. yo

. >> eric: my one more thing, howard stern, i'm a huge howard stern fan.ten to what howard had to say about "the five." >> it's all the time they are doing. look at fox. [bleep]. they have women on the channel, my head spins. tech show at 5:00 on fox news. "the five." the girls, they seem to be very intelligent. you know, they opinions and things. they seem like they are well read. they're like superwomen. it's a turn-on. some of them are like lawyers. i never saw -- if i saw a lawyer like that, i'd be like sign her up. it's crazy. >> eric: oddly enough, robin didn't ask for us. >> juan: gee, i wonder who the lawyer could be he is talking about. >> eric: lawyers. >> kimberly: all righty then. yes. okay, well, this is a great story. in a way, but the point is that veterans out there, a lot of them may come back. they are desperate circumstances. they don't have enough money when the benefits are running out. you may wonder what they do when they have a wife or children. bill was an unemployed veteran and he posted his army medal on ebay and he told it for $

hill reformed later in life and was a frequent guest on the howard stern show. >>> and take a look at this. a tornado-like wind swirled through italy yesterday causinging damage and uprooting trees. winds were not fast enough to qualify as a twister and there were no injuries. >> you can bid on the copies of the cosubstitutioning. the 223-year-old document bound together in a book with washington's handwritten notes are expected to sell for 2 or $3 million. and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,573 after jumping 162 points. the s&p rose 15. the nasdaq climbed 33. taking a look at overseas trading this morn, in tokyo the nikkei added 51 points while in hong kong the hang seng gained 153. >>> despite more signs of trouble out of europe, stocks gained high real iys. one official's comments here at home sparked a surge of optimism on the street. on wall street zynga jumped. michael kors jumped. dell rose after announcing its first ever shareholder dividend. on capitol hill jpmorgan's jamie dimon will apologize for what he called a poor

that is where howard stern got his start or really became howard stern.ormation you don't get anywhere else. where he unveiled, that would be cook, a bunch of hardware and software upgrades. how'd he do? how do you grade him, cindy? >> i would say probably a "c." people -- i talked to a couple of people crazy apple fans. they said they wanted one thing. a new iphone. they knew they weren't getting it today but that's what they wanted to hear or hear other things like improvements to siri. idy he did okay and keeping investors from falling off the cliff but he's no steve jobs. >> siri needs improvement. it needs work. >> definitely. people talked about it being a step to announce, going to make it more useful. that didn't happen. i think anybody that tries to replace steve jobs will have this problem for a long time. you just lack the ka miss ma, the magnetism. >> there's a tremendous excitement, really just an upgrade, pro is thinner, faster. there's no comparable excitement about anybody else's product all over the world as there is on apple. >> that's t

. >> reporter: this week "america's got talent" howard stern vented on his radio show. >> this lie ison so many levels. it sickens me. >> reporter: and his story does real damage to true here roams serving our country, safes mark seavy. >> they see this man tell this story and they cry, it taps into something. so, i think it detracts from all of us who actually served. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm amy robach in new york. >> thanks to amy. and welcome, amy. you can see more of this interview on our dallas affiliate's website, wfaa.com. >>> just ahead, a quest for enlightenment turned deadly. the twisted tale of what happened to a young couple at a yoga retreat. last season was the gulf's best tourism season in years. in florida we had more sun tans... in alabama we had more beautiful blooms... in mississippi we had more good times... in louisiana we had more fun on the water. last season we broke all kinds of records down here on the gulf. more people more good times. this year we're out to do even better... and now's a great time to start. the sun's out and the beaches are even m

. >> howard stern. >> we have the heat coming up. >> we have the heat coming up.

hill reformed later in life and was a frequent guest on "the howard stern show." a tornado-like wind swirled through venice, italy, yesterday causing some damage and uprooting trees. winds weren't fast enough to qualify as a tornado and there were no injuries. >> and you can bid on george washington's personal copies of the u.s. constitution and bill of rights later this month. the 223-year-old documents bound together in a book with washington's handwritten notes are expected to sell for $2 million to $3 million. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,573 after jumping 162 points yesterday. the s&p rose 15. the nasdaq climbed 33. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei added 51 points, while in hong kong the hang seng gained 153. >>> despite more signs of trouble out of europe, stocks staged one of their strongest rallies of the year tuesday. despite borrowing costs surging in debt-ridden spain, one fed official's comments in favor of more economic stimulus here at home sparke

wesley said no, because he said howard stern wanted to have him on the show and he didn't want to havene doctor and one show have exclusive rights. but another doctor from the university of california says, you know what, i'll do the surgery. but now a lot of people are saying maybe he doesn't want to get the treatment because he's getting -- >> well, it should be about his health first and foremost. when we first saw this we felt really bad for the guy. it affected his life. we saw him trying to get around. people are offering him this surgery for free? you've got to take it. >> his 15 minutes of fame are going to be over and any amount of money that he may have made, it's going to go to this surgery. he put himself out there because he wanted the surgery. >> one doctor from the university of california said i understand why wesley has fears because he could go on the operating table and there is a risk that he could lose all of his genitals. >> he's got to wake up here. you exchange that 15 minutes of fame, which in my opinion is up, we heard about this guy already. you exchange that

hill reformed late anywhere life and was a frequent guest on the howard stern show. >>> a tornado-like wind swirled through venice, italy. causing damage. winds weren't fast enough to officially qualify as a tornado and there were no injuries. >>> and you can bid on george washington's personal copies of the u.s. constitution and bill of rights later this month. it will cost you. the 223-year-old documents bound together in a book with washington's handwritten notes are expected to sell for $2 million to $3 million. >>> now here is your "first look" at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. is the president starting to go bare knuckle? well last night at a baltimore fundraiser, he he jabbed at the lack of definite ideas coming from mitt romney. saying you could fit the entire romney campaign on a tweet and have some characters to spare. >>> south carolina republican senator lindsay graham, one of hundreds of republican who is signed grover norquist's anti-tax pledge has broke within the crusader. he told abc he supported eliminating tax deductions, we're so far in debt if you don't

. >> well, it's interesting, you cheated on me with letterman and howard stern, which that's fine butood way to get your message across isn't it? >> yeah, i think dave knowing nothing about any of this stuff, dave is somebody who still uses homosexual for gay, was -- i -- allowed me to do a trans-101 on television. and he represents a certain kind of person out that -- isn't even bigoted, is just really confused, and doesn't have any information and is therefore uncomfortable but not out of maliciousness. >> right. >> you made a great point about howard stern who i am never met but you said you had a hunch he was a pretty good guy, and you said you were scared of it -- >> i was scared of it. but, yeah, he was a good guy, and it was a fun interview. you know? because howard -- you don't think of him as like a great interviewer but he really is -- >> oh, he is. >> he asks questions that not only would nobody else ask but you have feel compelled to answer them and honestly and he is very disarming once you get on there. >> yeah, his main question that he asks, will you take your top off,

. >> joy: howard stern is more popular than woody allen in this country, i think. >> i agree. >> joy: you say about that? >> ridiculous. two notches below bababooey. they're famous for being silly people. >> joy: maybe. i like them. i've interviewed them. i really like chloe in particular. she's a lot of fun. i like them. i think they have an appeal, these girls. >> they are a beautiful beautiful family. i think when you look at what the mother has been able to do, the brand, extensions that they've been able to build relevant say that they've been able to maintain, you can't dispute that. they have incredible marketing savvy, interesting family and not bad to look at. >> what did they do? invent color tv? >> joy: no, they did not invent color tv. >> they monetized urban culture in a way that many people in urban culture hazard not monday advertised. >> joy: i like that: now you two can stick around for a minute but now let's check in with john fugelsang sitting in for jennifer granholm all week in "the war room." john are you listening to this conversation? >> i'm monetizing you are

. >> howard stern faulted the president for leaving the issue up to individual states to decide. >> ibehind this and push it. >> by being so outspoken, celebrities may continue to drooi the debate on samt-sex marriage, but hollywood's biggest influps on the public and the president may come from tv shows like "glee" "smash" "true blood" and "modern family." >> we happen to be a very traditional family. >> it's the repetition of certain kind of images and repetition of looking at the world over and over again until they see normal. i think this does begin to change the way people look at the world. >> it was really interesting the way you ended that piece. you mentioned shows like "modern family" and "glee" are helping to encourage the debate on same sex marriage, starting that conversation and keeping it going. so from the -- you know, the hollywood perspective, do you see more shows like this on the horizon? >> well, we see definitely a push out of hollywood to really portray those gay characters. be it an individual or families on the small screen. in fact, ryan murphy, who created

and this year you have howard stern. >> yes. >> jimmy: coming out as a judge. >> man, and he was on thes doing. >> he definitely knows what he's doing. he's not a billionaire by accident. >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. he knows exactly how to play it right. but is he a tough judge? is he -- >> he is probably the toughest, but -- it's funny. he's the most compassionate as well. but you wouldn't even think that 'cause, you know, the shock jock image. and he keeps it straight. you know, he keeps it all the way thorough. but, like, if it's a child or something, he lets them know like, "yo, this is not for you. figure something else out with your life." and he does it in such a sweet, compassionate way. it's amazing. then when the goof balls come on, he's like, "yo, what the hell is your problem?" [ laughter ] he just -- >> jimmy: he goes right at it, yeah. >> he calls the -- out and everything. >> jimmy: oh really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: 'cause you get some crazy people coming on that show. >> we don't like to call them crazy, jimmy. >> jimmy: sorry. [ laughter ] i meant crazy in quotes. like fun. cr

what i love is howard stern's look on his face like it is his long lost son. that's you, jimmy?hocked the judges. bringing literally some people in the audience to tears. this teen says he self-trained and never performed in public before. the kid has a voice of an angel. >> and eyes like marilyn manson. >> freaky. 5:50. still ahead, up-to-the minute results in key primary faces and latest on some votes that may still be too close to call. >> what's the name of your favorite pet? where were you born? secret questions on the internet not so secret. we will take a look coming up. >> i can't tell you. . >> san jose, a little bit cloudy there. christina says the sun is coming along. she will tell you about it. [ male announcer ] stop & go traffic. you can't always avoid it. but you can always do something nice for your car. chevron with techron. care for your car. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to t

now, i should remind everyone that you are married to the great howard stern.gosh that was -- >> i rarely listen, but i knew you were going on. and it was awesome. >> jimmy: no, no, thank you. but he is the greatest -- >> awesome, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is he going crazy? are you going crazy? because now he's got two jobs. when you first starting dating he only had that one job. >> now he has two. >> jimmy: yeah. >> help me. >> jimmy: "america's got talent." are you going nuts? >> i'm going nuts. let's just say that before this started -- we've been "watching america's got talent" for years. we love the show. it's one of our reality shows we watch all the time. he signed up for the job. i was thrilled. i'm like this is going to be fun. jimmy, he has sucked all of the enjoyment out of it for me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why? what did he do? why? >> i get to watch the show with him. and he sets up. he has computer. he has his notes, the show starts. he is critiquing himself. critiquing the editing. he's taking notes on the contestants. i'm afraid

to keeping his head down he embraced his goodfella image and becoming a frequent guest on the howard sternand selling his own line of marinara sauce and opened up a restaurant called -- wait for it -- wise guys. hill said even after most of his old mafia associate were dead he still felt like he was a marked man. he donged bullets and mob bosses his entire life and i according to his girlfriend he ultimately died of natural causes. that a goodfella. straight ahead, greed, mismanagement and collapse with the fall of one bank jpmorgan bought. tells us about the entire sector. [ male announcer ] when a major hospital wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind

you have to take a step back and think yourself for people like howard stern.t: you can respond to the first point. guest: i have not seen what howard stern is doing lately. we're no place close to where greece is. we are at some good decision points. we have to step up to the plate at congress and as americans. americans have to decide that if the congress comes up with solutions, some of which will be tough on everybody, then you need to stick with us, too. people never come in to me and say, "we understand we are to pay eight little bit more or that we need a cut in this area, this research in this health disease is important but i understand i have to put something on the table so i would encourage you to do that." people walk in and say, "we understand there is too much spending, but i need you to give me an increase." that is always what comes into my door. until the american people says everybody needs to put something on the table. i go back to the original simpson-bowles commission. they said that everybody has to put something on the table. republican

. >> reporter: howard stern faulted the priz fesident for leaving the future of gay marriage for individual i wish he would have been stronger about it. i would like the president to really get behind this and push it. >> reporter: celebrities may continue to drive the debate on same-sex marriage, but hollywood's biggest influence on the public and the president may come from tv shows like "glee," "smash," "true blood," and "modern family." >> it's the repetition of certain ways of looking at the world over and over again until they seem normal. i think this does begin to change the way people look at the world. >> all right, you mentioned two of my favorite shows. i know they're two of your favorite shows "glee," and "modern family." could we see more of these types of shows on the horizon where gay marriage is a part of the conversation? >> kyra, absolutely. in fact, ryan murphy, the creator of "glee," he's also hosting his own lavish fund-raiser for obama, he's coming out with a new series this is fall, and check out this title. it's called "the new normal." it's going to be a series whe

to that end, the e cosystem, there's possibly a deal with the satellite provider sirius xm and howard sternn google, 40%, ken, higher than where we are now. you characterize it with that with a major sleeping giant. why? >> i think our reason for that upside is nothing to do a tablet today but valuation and six times ebitda. 12 times earnings and expect it to grow 20% year over year and excludeing the, you know, mmi acquisition and i think there's still strong upside but all around value. >> all right, ken. thank you very much for joining us. >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> all right. well, still to come, the interview you have all been waiting for. mcdonald's jim skinner sits down with carl for the exclusive and final interview as the fast food chain's outgoing ceo. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar tr

area has prompted the weather service to issue a tornado warning for the extreme a stern -- eastern part of the howard-anne arundel county line area. as well as the number portion of prince george's county. it is also near the laurel county area. it is moving northeast at 27 miles per hour. maybe of toward southern section of baltimore county. it was a favored area for storms this evening. more heavy rains coming of the i-95 quarter. south of us a new storm has developed in this unstable atmosphere. it may impact baltimore city on the southern and eastern side of the city as it moves up i-95. if you are near the anne arundel county line, take shall turn down. same thing in seven baltimore county. be on the -- in seven baltimore county. take shelter right now. it can go all around -- a while before we hear reports of damage. the storms have damaging winds and they may produce tornadoes. take shelter, and be very careful. >> thank you very much. we are talking about hard for county. skyteam 11 was over hard for county. dave williams joins us by phone. things are a little messy. audio] hello, are you the