her main side kick is attorney and confidant howard k. stern who met anna in 1997 and led effort to get a piece of old man marshall's estate. anna is his only client. >> did you all live together, the three of you? >> howard had his own place but he would stay at her house and i had basically moved in shortly after. she collected people, and i was resistant against that because i was always independent. i wasn't going to be, you know -- a few of the people around her, their hands would come out and she would pay for the car payments, the clothes, the food, whatever. i wanted to maintain my independence. and i think that was another thing she respected. >> although striking out on efforts to get any of the late oil tycoon's millions, she makes plenty of her own. mr. guess, from films like "naked gun." >> hey, who's the stud. >> and as dysfunction becomes train wreck, from her own reality show. meet her decorator, bobby trinitri trendy. >> everything was wonder. the clothes, the makeup, the jewelry. everything she ever wanted kept coming. and the

oz, howard stern's savvy sidekick robin quivers. dr. rd knew there were issues going on. >> the secret cancer battle she hid from millions. dr. oz: how did you pull it off? >> it was so serious, we didn't know how to handle it. you can't do a comedy show if people are worried if you're going to be there the next day. >> how she defeated a deadly diagnosis. >> every day is better than the day before. >> coming up next on dr. oz. dr. oz: the amazing woman you're about to meet is lucky to be alive. robin quivers, best known as the long-time sensible sidekick of radio shock jock

he told howard stern his wife told him don't even think about it once a petition popped up asking himn. more than 1,400 people have signed that petition. happy wife, happy life, right. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> i'm joined by ed o'keefe. let's talk about hillary clinton. she may be running for something. she called president obama yesterday to make sure he knows that nothing she said was an attempt to attack him but how can you view her calling approach to syria a failure without getting the feeling that the clinton obama rivalry may be back? >> if it's not a rivalry, it's at least politics being played by her you got to appear from distancing yourself from an increasingly unpopular president while at the same time not entirely throwing him under the bus because of course he still has strong support really among the loyal democratic voters she's going to need in 2016 especially in the event of a primary challenge from somebody else. she's trying to have it both ways here. clearly, this interview over the weekend, an incredible interview if people haven't read

howard stern, howie mandel, heidi and mel b.dicine. so i dressed up in a mime. i was horrible as hell as a a mime. >> jimmy: you kept falling down and re-putting your hat on. >> yeah, i was the worst mime in history. >> jimmy: the crowd was booing. >> when they gave me the four xs, i just laid into them. i told howard stern -- how can he tell -- he runs his mouth all the time. how he can tell me what to do. and then, i told heidi -- i said, "super-models ain't supposed to talk." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: as this is coming out -- heidi klum's face is, "who is this guy?" >> i was talking like this the whole time. the audience started booing. i was like "boo yourselves! boo yourselves!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's great. when the audience is booing. you're like, "you should boo yourselves." >> and then i just jumped off the stage and ran. and howie mandel -- like i was going to take him out. that was the most frightened i've ever seen a white man in my life. >> jimmy: you could tell it wasn't acting because he did that thing where h

he told howard stern, naturally howard stern, that his wife had put the kibosh on his running for the senate seat, although he professed to being intrigued by the idea. you know, hey, you never know. that's what montana democrats are doing right now. praying that the dude will abide and that's how they can hold on to that senate seat. and it is hilarious on one level, but the deadline for democrats to choose a new democrat is next week. and so montana democrats are holding a last-second meeting this saturday morning to try to decide on someone. and that's not the only place where democratic designs on the united states senate just got both weird and sketchy. meanwhile, democrats in hawaii were hit with their own curve ball last week. when legendary senator daniel inouye died in 2012, it was his dying wish was colleen hanabusa replace him in the senate. they ignored that dying rich. well, ask your karma, these things have a way of not being forgotten. and nobody's suggesting that daniel inouye was so powerful that he directed this outcome from the grave. they did vote to oust that gove

look, the rolling stones, rocker neil young, you have all kinds of names, howard stern, joan rivers,son, jon vote. on the other side -- jon voight. and this is making news today to, selena gomez, rihanna, and they're pulling back their tweets supporting gaza. when you hear that someone has sport supported you with the voice of say, for example, howard stern has with so many listeners, what does that do for the psychology of israelis under fire? >> so, first of all, it's great to have the support of the international community, and i think it sends a bigger message which is this is a fight against really radical islam extremism. it's not a fight -- our hearts really break. the palestinian civilians who are caught in the grip of hamas terrorists, and those who are for the defense of israel are really saying we're for the free world defense against radical islamic extremism. and that's something which we're proud of to have support. it's not changing what we do and how we do it. we have to first defend ourselves and it's just great to be able to also have others realize that we're fight

people were at their homes when it happened, and what we believe is that this was a rumbling from howard stern'sk. >> obviously that is not who we expected it was to be. we apologize for that so early in the morning, but i do want to keep on this, because the fact of the matter is, this is a serious situation, so we don't need any jokes going on right now, because we've got people who may be trapped in napa. these are some pictures of some folks in hercules, california, here, the freking family who so graciously shared their video from their in-home security camera to us, talking about what it was like for them, the chandelier was swinging, glass has been breaking. it has been fright nipping for the fright nipping for these people. we even heard of people their pets going under the bed and not come out, you can imagine how frightening it is for them. we have not heard of any reports of specific injuries, as we know, that things are in process there in napa with those sirens. we do know that the spokesman for cal fire told us there was an immediate response and they've been going at it since then

. >> and here eyes bucket dare for howard stern. >> it was a shot of ice. >>> new video, mariah's first. the breakup and a $500 million divorce? >>> plus -- >> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a.

psychological problem, he said, i resiveed that claim, but -- i resisted that claim, and i saw howard stern said my life of the filled with back pain until i applied dr. sarno's principles in a phaelter of week phaelter r of weeks my pain disappeared, we went to a lecture, then some other people he helped would speak out about highway they got rid of their pain by ignoring it. attending one lecture, and reading his book, changed my life, i still get back spasms but, i ignore them they go away. people come to me, i saw that youtube video of you with back pain, it changedn my life, it hard to believe a lecture or a book could change so much but it did for me, theory is another one who was -- here is another man who was once paralyzeed with back 59. >back pain. >> tuesday. width, day 6, thursday. this is day 7, i was stum there for weeks unable to move on the floor of my office, i called dr. sarno 92 in. john: that is michael golinsky. you were skeptical too, but desperate? >> i was skeptical but i had a basis for belief, my fa her read the book in 80s and had gotten better after having an ulc

you were sober for some time and then i heard you called howard stern and you drank again. yeah i was for like two and a half years and and of an alcoholic. were you or i do i yeah i am i guess i you always are you know once you sort of why did you go back. i don't know man it's much easier to be sober i mean as hard as it is life's easier you're just sort of more accountable and sort of more on your game but there's also a fun factor that i was missing and i'm a bit of a wild child so you know i try to keep it all in check for so i'd like to be an ejector you're a functioning alcoholic and. you go on binges no i don't and i don't go on binges i want to you know the on say think about what is courtney thinking they're pretty cool i mean you know things get life's life gets complicated sometimes no you know but there were a lot of driving. only fits in the scene if you're you know but. if you're like partying in a senior while the i mean i did this one movie called the key because it was pretty wild there was some wild like yeah sometimes if you have like sex scenes or somet

you challenged howard stern. >> i did. >> jimmy: which i know and -- >> and courteney cox. >> jimmy: oward believes that it was going to kill him if he did it. and he said -- >> what was his -- >> jimmy: he said something to the effect, the human body is not supposed to be shocked like that, extreme temperatures could kill you. and then he did it because you challenged him, which was remarkable. >> and matt lauer. it was the two -- he challenged him, as well. but i like to think that -- >> jimmy: you were the one that pushed him over the em. then he challenged barbara walters and kasem, who is recently deceased. and he didn't take it. so barbara walters, this could easily kill her. >> don't say that. >> jimmy: then technically, her blood is on your hands. you killed barbara walters. >> that sounds like an oddly good title of a movie. like "i killed andy warhol." >> jimmy: wow, everybody's dead. >> except you and me. >> jimmy: you didn't kill him, did you? >> i hope not. >> jimmy: i watched your movie. it's really, really good. i don't want to give too much away. >> it's a really fun c

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. >> howard stern was speechless. howie said he thought you could actually win this thing. >> it's pretty wild, to be honest. i mean, i didn't expect to hear any of this. i just went there to have a good time. whatever they said was just a nice addition to my experience. it's great. >> there's a million prize in the balance here. i understand it's not the money you're really after. >> exactly. what i'm after is the experience and the hope that the audience gets something special out of what i do or all the contestants are going. >> this audience wants to get something out of what you're going to do. will you wow us and everyone at home? >> absolutely. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we wish you the best of luck. this is incredible to watch. so great to have you here. you can catch america's got talent tuesday and wednesday nights at 9:00/8:00 central right here on nbc. you make it look effortless and we know it is not. >> we're going to check in with david gregory. >> a natural segway. if you want to see more of that, i too will be doing that lester. not really. the first ever known ebola patie

but when i saw that howard stern of all people said, my life was filled with excruciating back pain until i applied dr. sarno's principles. a in a matter of weeks my pain disappeared. i owe sarno my life. so i went to one of his lectures where he meets people with pain and we said how can this be true? my other doctor said i have this or that. it has to be physical. some other people he hemmed would speak out about how they got rid of their pain by mostly ignoring it. attending one lecture and reading his book about this changed my life. i still get back spasms but i ignore them and they gradually go away. to this day people come up to me on the street and say i saw that youtube clip of your back pain story years ago and it changed my life. a few told me they used to be in wheel chairs but now they were walking. i know this is hard to believe that a lecture or book could change so much. but it did for me. here's another man who was once paralyzed with back pain. >> in early july 2011, my back muscle seized up and threw me on the floor. tuesday, wednesday, day six. this is thursday day sev

. >> howard stern did the same thing, did he not? did and he expressed himself?ollegee and i met in -- >> he and i met in college. i was in high school. i went in to talk to them about their radio program and i got the tour. i went into the radio station and there was an skinny kid with long curly hair. sunglasses on. do not come here, kid, the graduate students control the radio station. it was him. >> are you good in any sports? i have not been any good at sports and some realized -- since i realized a baseball hitting me here in the blood trickling down my face indicated. owling. decent b i was a power hitter in baseball but i struck out a lot. i coulde starting now, bat cleanup for any team in the major leagues. eight years old now, i could go on that path. in 1967, if you struck out many times in the season, they would not send you to newark. they would send you somewhere far away. i have no skill, no hand eye coordination. >> is baseball in good shape? >> i don't think so. i worry for it. there was a recent espn poll that indicated -- it was somewhat skewed

. >> joan rivers and howard stern. >> and madonna, not supported israel, but compared the palestinian children to little flowers. >> let me just say, i don't know how you guys missed it, but it's not only that the united states has expressed concern about the slaughter taking place there -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa. you're saying the israelis are -- >> they could wipe out everyone they want to. >> and they haven't. >> not only have people said, what's going on, the united nations has now said it -- >> the united nations? >> terrorists are the slaughterers. >> what are you talking about? but military, when you have someone who is not a soldier getting killed, you know, you see children -- it's just upsetting. israel is making a smart move here. israel is trying to regain moral authority, make sure people don't buy into what the u.n. -- >> it already has moral authority. it's fighting against a terrorist organization. >> to that point, i think israel is the only country in the world that calls ahead when they're bombing. >> and drops fliers. >> that's slaughtering. >> right. >> got to go. st

the howard stern show?ust had th anniversary show. and it wa >> i lov >> jimmy: do you? >> yeah i love i an when the doorbell rings means oh, my god someone at the door. and i didn't know who it was for the whole show. and so, when i walked in, there was a paparazzi guy in front. usually if j.lo or oprah or meryl streep or someone like that is on the show, there'll be paparazzi at in front. so i'm walking in and i'm like "oh, my god, madonna's coming. no question." [ laughter ] it's on. like, this is happening. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it turned out to be nene leakes. >> jimmy: well that's good. >> who i was thrilled about. 'cause i was like, you know, the paps were there for nene leakes, who i love. >> jimmy: they loved it. they love the nene, man. >> no, but snoopy surprised me. and martha stewart. >> jimmy: you love snoopy. >> i love snoopy. and my dog waka surprised me too. so every doorbell was great. >> jimmy: i love that dog. >> waka's so cute. >> jimmy: the cutest dog ever. i love that dog. in fact, w

i resisted that claim, but when i saw that howard stern of all people said my life was filled with excruciating back pain until i applied his principles in a matter of weeks my pain disappeared. i owe him my life. so i went to one of his lectures where he meets a group of people in pain and we all say how can this be true? my other doctor said i have this and that it has to be physical. some other people helped him speak out about how he got rid of their pain by mostly ignoring. attending one lecture and reading his book about this changed my life. i still get back spasms but i ignore them and they gradually go away. people walk up to me on the street and said i saw the youtube clip years ago and it changed my life. people used to be in wheelchairs and they ended up walking. i know it's hard to believe a lecture or a book could change so much. it did for me. here is another man once paralyzed back pain. >> july 2011 my back muscles ceased up and through me on the floor. it was tuesday, wednesday, day six, thursday this is day seven. i couldn't move on the floor of my office. i called doctor sar

you and howard, i love you guys, and you always say -- >> jimmy: howard stern? >> yeah.ut this is really not me. and this connects with the movie "my man is a loser." it's about two married guys and they go to their single guy to help spice up their relationships. the difference between this movie is it's not like i'm taking the vegas to have sex with strippers. i want -- i believe in the institution of marriage. and the character -- >> jimmy: the character. not you personally. >> no, no. [ laughter ] completely non-biographical. believe me. but no, i do, honestly. in my real life i do. that's the point i'm getting at. you get caught up in living this -- so guys like you can live vicariously through me. but the truth is -- [ laughter ] the truth is -- >> jimmy: my pizzas are beautiful, by the way. [ laughter ] >> you need the pizza. i don't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey. i wish you were kidding. [ laughter ] but it's absolutely true. >> i am so happy. i would -- i would switch my life in two seconds to have a beautiful wife like you do and a baby and -- >> jimmy: she'll go

you can see the rain around highway 4 heading over to howard k. stern lesion and off to the west, lighter rain now -- hercul hercules, and off to the west, lighter rain now over toward petaluma. short term, we will see the showers around the north and east bay. cloudy skies, mainly north of san jose towards the afternoon. and then later tonight, a few more passing showers, mainly light showers overnight, then tomorrow morning, we will begin to see what's left of the showers around the tri-valley shutting down. wednesday afternoon a drier forecast and warm up. what you see for the north bay and parts of the peninsula would be unusual to see in the month of the august to say the least. looking at.13 of rain, morning rain and still the slight chance of a thundershower, at least through midafternoon today. highs will be in the low 80s around san jose. 87 degrees in saratoga. you can see around san francisco, close to 70 degrees. most of the showers today to the north of san francisco, mainly for the north bay around santa rosa and san rafael and pleas t ple

. >> rose: howard stern did the same thing, did he not? he found a way that he could express himself. >> i'm just thinking back, we met, he and i met in college. he thinks it wasn't him but i know it was him. i went, i was in high school he was at bu. and there was, all i know is i went in to talk to them about their radio program. and i got the tour and went into the radio station. it was a skinny kid, with long curly hair, sunglass on in the middle. don't come here, kid, the grad students control the radio station. and it was him. so we met in 1974 or something. and he-- i had gone through the details with him and he insists no, no, i would have remembered. how would you have remembered that. >> rose: so now you are back at espn. so how do you see this, i am-- i have come to understand myself better. >> uh-huh. >> rose: i have a dog, i have two dogsing i'm a happy man. >> the dogs told me to do it. >> rose: you're a happy man. >> yeah, yes. >> rose: happier than you have ever been in your life. >> yeah, definitely. >> rose: do you think

then he goes on the howard stern show and admits they never were sexually active before getting marriedand that really, really made her mad. she goes look you don't have to be doing radio shows and go to club openings and stuff like that. we're worth 300 million-dollar. come home, spend time with the family and be a family man. >>> you know what, he has brought in 75 million-dollar to the couple, in the last couple years. that is amazing. >> yeah. >> considering i really don't know what he does. >> he hosts shows. >> he is a host and america's got talent. >> amazing what people get paid for. >> some people say that about me. >> many of us. >> dax, you have a great weekend. >> thanks, you as well. >> all right. >> everything hurts. >> how are your bowls. >> not the good. >> payton manning. >> yes. >> he does some funny commercials. >> yes. >> good sense of humor. >> he is teaming up with gator aid for a series of hidden camera commercials. >> he acts as a gas station manager. so he is deciding whether the customers sweat enough to buy gator aid. hure you go. >> it don't look like you wan

billy joel is, of course, a native of the area and best friends with howard stern and his wife beth.rth shore animal league. i adopted a dog from there as well. one of my many. she says with billy's help she think she'll break ground on cage-free shelter. >> you're up to three and counting. >> there is a lot of dogs and cats that need love out there. >> next concert for you. >> thank you, billy. >>> then finally in "pop news" this morning -- another song. ♪ soon we'll be making another run ♪ >> come on now. ♪ the love boat >> i love this song. >> hey, everybody. >> the crew is back to work. captain stubing, isaac, gopher and the rest of the team from the hit '70s show have been summoned to the lido deck to heparin ses cruise lines celebrate their 50th anniversary. the "princess" long gone, but the cast will be named godparents to the line's newest boat, the "regal princess." they'll reunite in november to christen the new ship. i'm volunteering to cover the story. yes, the president of princess cruise lines say they could think of no one more suitable than the cast to be a part of th

bridges told howard stern his week that his wife nicks the idea. >> i'm unemployed. >> joe, the dudeoes not abide. >> i would like to see the dude run. >> he can just keep saying, that's just your opinion, man. >> that would be pretty good. >> yeah. >> so you were the reporters in mcdonald's? >> yeah. >> you think the cops did everything the wrong way? >> i think the clip that we showed earlier is evidence of how not to police, how not to police. >> i don't think the reporters necessarily moved fast enough and if i had been told by the cops waving a gun to move along i would have moved along before they got to the end of the sentence because that is me and i would want to do what they said. i think what they did after slam ago reporter under a soda fountain. >> was that on video? >> nobody. the guy talks about it. >> we need video cameras on cops. >> it also gets into, joe, another aspect we have talked about this earlier, and other programs, the increasing militarization of police departments in towns. >> hard to figure out how they could handled this worse from the very beginning.

i mean, i've told your producers that, for all i know, this is something, one of howard stern's punktwo weeks after the event so i don't have a high degree of confidence in it but it could be real. >> it could be and why the skepticism? >> because it came out two weeks later. i mean, if you listen to what the gentleman's saying and then the gunfire and so on and so forth, i look at this and i say, my first inclination is someone is trying to punk cnn. i could be wrong. >> smells funny to you. >> i could be wrong. hopefully we'll find out. >> tom, let me turn to you then. give us an idea. we know the fbi has this. what is the process for authenticating a recording or a tape like this? >> the engineers in the laboratory at quantico will try to determine if there was a dubbing, did we have an original recording of this guy having a consideration no one wants to talk about, and then the shots are dubbed over it. was it the complete tape? all accounts from brown's side and the officer's side say there was a single shot fired initially at the door of the police car, so that shot followed b

helicopters all over the place and howard stern playing the voice mail.i got there i was almost dead. i mean, i almost flatlined on my own property in nantucket. i drank a lot that day. and they said, look, you're not going to live. unless you change your life and take a good look at yourself, you're not going to live. that's what i did. >> in the midst of your drinking and you write openly about this. you left your wife. and you say you're haunted by the guilt. and your son was there too. broke his heart. you're haunted by that decision to this day. >> it's shame and remorse. we still talk every day. we're raising a son together. but you're not yourself when you're at that stage of alcoholism. your brain is telling you to do something you don't really want to do. >> you write you dedicate this book to shawn your son, i think he's 27 now. to shawn, this is who your daddy is. managed to be a good father, you think? >> i'm a great father. and you know that. so are you. we talk about fatherhood a lot. my dad when he was drinking -- in fact, he was always dri