joining me now, j.t. "the brick" from fox sports radio who says the big stars are worth the big bucks. with us tonight in studio is sports attorney steve olenick who says brands should beware. j.t., start with you first. were you surprised that john any football came in at 22 and what does it mean for his potential earnings on endorsements? >> doesn't mean much now, gerri. first year coming up here. he will have to prove he could play. i was surprise, i thought cleveland could have took him number four and it would have been a good pick over all. he is perfect for the nfl he loves the limelight. he won the heisman trophy as you know in college. that set him up to sign autographs, to be in front of big crowds. to have a friendship with lebron james. he is going to jump right in to this feeding frenzy of advertise negotiate nfl. cleveland is not a big sports market. he will start off there and garnish everything in cleveland. if he can play and win games. gerri: somebody wants to disagree a little bit what

that's when i was in a boy band. >> f-e-r-l-l-o-n. >> jimmy: j.t. ferllon. >> j.t.y: this idea's been floating around for a long time. cause every snl i'm like, we should just do a variety show. >> i know. >> jimmy: and do like a crazy fun thing, and you did it. >> i did it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i effing did it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i do think there is no shows like that. when we grew up, we had like, "the muppet show." >> "sonny and cher." >> jimmy: "carol burnett," "sonny and cher." >> "donny and marie." remember "shields and yarnell?" >> jimmy: dude, here's what i love. i used to wave goodbye to donny and marie at the end, me and my sister would get sad. we'd wave goodbye to them. [ laughter ] at the end we'd say goodbye, and we'd wave goodbye. >> did you sing, a little bit country, a litle bit rock and roll. >> jimmy: i was a little bit country. my sister was a little bit rock and roll. [ laughter ] yeah, absolutely. and like cher -- that was the best. >> i don't even remember like, buying a cher album. but i think i probably saw every "sonny and cher

but the big question tonight, j.t., will the clippers stay in l.a. is there any chance they will move that team? >> that is a great question. i had a guest on from fox sports one, bill ryder, we debated on the radio yesterday. you have to wonder what his alternative motive will be. he loves nba and he was trying to bring back basketball to seattle. they might want to hold that and leave them in los angeles. clippers are one mount rushmore of worst owners ever. not one owner cares about the clippers. they care about steve balmer because he increased net asset value of every franchise goes through the roof on this pending sale. if he wants to move the team down the road and they build an arena in seattle and he decide that he wants to do it in two or three years. will be no problem breaking the lease. they're not even primary leaseholder at staples center. they're the junior varsity to the lakers. if ballmer goes back to seattle he will be a conquering hero in the pacific northwest. no one will care about the clippers. you but i think he keeps it in l.

center she cooks for them her brother who owned a filipino restaurant she took over in 2010 and renamed j.t. i want to read a little excerpt if an article a mom. in selma residents over the age of '65 make up over 10 percent of the population and many living before below the poverty line so the snvr sdrablz folks says it is important if you live in a small room or places like testing i didn't see they provide the community ways to survive i mentioned before many of the community call her the mayor the selma it is used by central latino and other residents for example, the west by the way, mutilate you center sing carr i don't care and they want to cook at the home to save money but they come to see her. she wrote if they have a problem they can talk to me and knows a lot of filipinos that are working as caregivers and one member 87 and living in senior center called her. she's added with other organizations to distribute to shoes to children. and the restaurant is a place to have people come together. she says it's a central placed and it's vital to the community and they flock for the rela

. ♪ >> you cannot mess up with j.t. >> that's the groom on the mike. >> i love these guys.wesome. >> time to serve the food. let's get this party going. >> nick is hating because he can't sdmoons i'm not hating. i'm ready for the cash bar. >> they end their dance "blurred lines" by robin thicke and then the bridesmaids join in and the party gets started. ♪ >>> that's it for "rtm." we'll see you next time. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >> live from new york city, wendy williams. today terry crews, dishes about adam sandler's new movie and opens up about his marriage of 25 years. the inside scoop on kim and kanye's outrageous wedding. all the latest juicy hot topics. now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. ♪ ♪

. ♪ >> you cannot mess up with j.t. >> that's the groom on the mike. >> i love these guys.wesome. >> time to serve the food. let's get this party going. >> nick is hating because he can't sdmoons i'm not hating. i'm ready for the cash bar. >> they end their dance "blurred lines" by robin thicke and then the bridesmaids join in and the party gets started. ♪ >>> that's it for "rtm." we'll see you next time. >> all new dr. oz. "glee" star lea michele opens up about a difficult time in her life. dr. oz: how do you cope with stress? >> when this happened to me, it was really hard. >> her secrets to staying positive. unexpected allergy triggers. dr. oz: there are other reasons for your runny nose, watery, itchy eyes. i call it my anti-allergy alcohol. cheers to no more sneezing. >> coming up next on dr. oz. [cheers and applause] dr. oz: my guest today knows a lot about finding one's self in the middle of life's emotional highs and lows. at just 27 she succeeded in ways that defy her age, at the core

. ♪ >> you cannot mess up with j.t. >> that's the groom on the mike. >> i love these guys.wesome. >> time to serve the food. let's get this party going. >> nick is hating because he can't sdmoons i'm not hating. i'm ready for the cash bar. >> they end their dance "blurred lines" by robin thicke and then the bridesmaids join in and the party gets started. ♪ >>> that's it for "rtm." we'll see you next time. >>> san francisco 49ers aldon suddenly pleased to felony charges. >>> and tracking a big warm up to your holiday weekend. >>> a notorious rapist is set to be released. concern residents travel a long way to tell a bay area judge they fear he will strike again. >>> a san francisco 40 niner isleading himself at the mercy of the court. 49ers aldon

. >>> president obama giving a nod to j.t., justin timberlake in the 'nsync song "it's gonna be me."is facebook page he posted it's gonna be may. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> right now in washington, i am joined by syndicated clumist bob franken. always a pleasure. it's gonna be may. is that your slogan in. >> i have to tell you, carrying guns during a zombie apocalypse. can they be stopped by guns? >> word's out on that. i'm not sure. >> could you have the research department check? >> we'll get on that right away. in the meantime, though, i want to start off with toronto mayor rob ford. a new video as allegedly surfaced showing him possibly smoking crack cocaine. ford has decided to go to rehab. but that being the case, is this the end of the political road for him? >> one would have thought by now would have been the end of the political road. i guess the political road would end, one would think, when the next election occurs. he can follow his destiny and go to hollywood where he would blend right in. >> he's got a lot of people talking. that is for s

with us now j.t. the brick. will the league quickly approve this? how fast can this happen?o other approvals have to be sought throughout the league? >> they are trying to get the transaction done quickly so the owners don't have to out donald sterling. ballmer is the perfect owner. he is one of the richest billionaires in this country. he loves this brand of nba basketball. that shouldn't be a problem at all. this is the most outlandish and ridiculous and bizarre sports transaction pending in the history of sports. donald sterling makes racist remarks. he is going to lose his team. now he is rewarded with a sales price of up to $2 billion on a property that he paid $12.5 million for in '81. you would think he would not lose money on the transaction but would be a bit of a discount for the buyer. it is the opposite. sterling embarrassed his brand, his family and will get rewarded more than any individual owner in the history of sports. >> here is his return on investment. 15,900%. that is a slam dunk. i think you have to say that. the big question tonight is will the clipper

. >> gordon says: >> j.t. says: >> let us know what you take away from this story. tweet us. there'll be more investigations involving other schools in state. >> i hope it's not the tip of the iceberg. thank you. >> straight ahead - protecting those that protected our troops overseas, we tell you what steps congress is taking. also, why are so many fleeing the flock of catholicism, and the whistleblower who called attention to cheating on campus >>> thousands of afghans are still waiting for visas they earned by working as interpreters alongside american forces. while they wait they live in fear of retribution of the taliban for helping their enemy. state department ramped up the approval of these visas. many believe the government is not doing enough. that is why senator jean shaheen with bipartisan support extended the programme. >> i believe we have a responsibility to fulfil the obligation to the thousands of civilians who risked their lives to help our country during the time of war. without on extension, the failure to help those that help us is a dark spot abroad and h

so we are family foundation, found it's way forward by meeting this 13-year-old poet named matdy j.t.> matty suffered from muscular dystrophy, before he died at age 13, he wrote six best selling books, including one with former president jimmy carter. his goal, to promote peace. each year, niles charity works with 13 whose are following in his footstep to create a better world. case in point, 17-year-old elnan run as charity for girls in afghanistan. >> so tell me about what inspired you to start this charity? >> when i was nine i wrote a speech about afghanistan, and the human rights violations, and it just seemed so wrong. these girls they weren't allow sod go to school. they weren't allowed to have an education. >> my goal was to raise enough money for one teacher's saltry for one year, and at the time that was about 750-dollars can wasn't a lot. >> to teach girls. >> yes. >> elana held her first fund raiser when she was just 9. she raked in $4,500 retiredle women for little women in afghanistan was born. chapters spraining up in the united states, and canada, and soon it was helpi

. >> gordon says: >> j.t. says: >> let us know what you take away from this story. tweet us. there'll be more investigations involving other schools in state. >> i hope it's not the tip of the iceberg. thank you. >> straight ahead - protecting those that protected our troops overseas, we tell you what steps congress is taking. also, why are so many fleeing the flock of catholicism, and the whistleblower who called attention to cheating on campus >> you followed their journey across the border >> it was heart wrenching... >> now see how it changed the lives of the people involved. >> i didn't go back to the person that i was before i left... >> an emotional borderland reunion >> this trip was personal to me... this is real... >> long held beliefs >>...illegal in mexico too.. >> learn the language! come here... >>...most ridiculous thing i've heard in my life >> tested by hard lived truths... >> these migrants are being exploited >> beyond borderland... only on al jazeera america >> how old are you? >> 9 >> child labor in america >> in any other industry, kids need to be 16 yea

. >> on the ground, j.t.fire department is one of the first on the scene. >> it was going pretty good. the fire was going pretty hot and heavy there when we got there. >> the fire department doesn't know what the train cars are carrying, either. >> i didn't know what was in them or how bad it was at that point in time. i just knew that we needed to get on it pretty quick or we were going to have trouble. >> luther fire chief brian martin is faced with the most dangerous situation of his career. his small department isn't trained to deal with hazardous material. >> that requires specialty training. a lot of that training isn't available sometimes. and my biggest issue with everything was always keeping my guys safe. we wanted to know what we had, what we were going to do, before we sent anybody in. >> the fire department is outmatched. >> i think it scared us all because it was what are we going to do and how are we going to do it. >> the fire department calls in reinforcements as the toxic blaze spreads to a

a photo of j.t. with the words "it's gonna be may." in fact, it is may.onversation with fellow reiders and fans on facebook and twitter. now this news, it's may day. also known as international workers day. here's a look at how people around the world are observing the day by the numbers. ♪ this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ >>> florida isn't just home to some of the nastier rain storms battling the east coast this week. as a new set of quinnipiac polls demonstrates today, it's or the of the canary in a coal mine when it comes to 2014 and 20 sf politics. be it the gubernatorial race where charlie crist is leading against the gop incumbent rick scott or the 2016 presidential campaign where hillary clinton is cleaning up against, well, whoever you got, jeb, rand, marco, anybody really. flor

amazon -- it's j.t. justin timberlake. amazon targeting china. company's reportedly investing $20 million in chinese food delivery company yummy 77 in its first chinese investment since amazon china lauchblgnche 2004. senior research analyst, gene, good to see you. $20 million is like .01% of a drop in the bucket for amazon. what does this signify? >> chump change. yeah. it is a change in their strategy. before whether they acquired their way into china, they took ownership of joyo. i would say alibaba has had huge success. this is an important change in terls of how they approach the chinese market. going the investment route and leaving the control up to people who know best who are on the ground in china instead of trying to run this stuff out of seattle. i kind of put this as -- i approve of what amazon's doing because essentially they're learning from the lessons that -- the hard lessons they've gained in the past about how to truly compete in china. >> at the same time, do you think the strategy is going to work? you were just on the ground

elections in a landslide and is a hardline conservative, his invitation signalling a shift for the b j.t. party. india and pakistan fought four wars, three over disputed territory of kashmir. >>> the president of south africa has been sworn into an office. several heads of state have been in attendance. the u.s., however, has not sent a representative. president obama did speak with zuma on friday to congratulate him. zuma is expected to get back to work immediately. he'll announce the cabinet on sunday. >>> a deeper look into a top story, the military coup in thailand. dozens of politicians are under army supervision and backlash is coming from the international community, as real money correspondent takes a look at how the coup is affecting thailand's economy. >> reporter: the world bank classifies thailand as an upper middle income with g.d.p. equivalent of $356 million fuelled by foreign exports, tourism and agriculture. it's nicknamed teflon thailand. despite previous coups market rebound and the economy keeps growing. this time may be different because the country is a global playe

all capping off a night where j.t. scored big. and this very special duet burned down the house.hat really happened backstage? you'll see it only on "gma." >> good morning, america. >>> and we do say good morning, america. we hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. what a night last night in las vegas. >> i will a say. >> everyone still talking about this. michael jackson on that stage, the brand-new song that was not an impostor. that much we can tell you for sure. >> that is so eerie. look at that. >> it looks so real. it looks like he's there. it is so good to see you, michael. >> yes. it was a moment. >> it was. we'll solve the mystery ahead. >>> we begin with breaking news. an unprecedented crackdown on cybercrime for the first time ever the u.s. is directly targeting a foreign government. abc's chief justice consultant pierre thomas. pierre, that target is china. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're expecting big news in the war against cybercrime. abc news learned for the first time ever the u.s. government is going to accuse another country of hacking u.s. business int

. >> i was going to say, another song from his album, "love never felt so good" with j.t., justin timberlakeyings his music. it's as though he's here. >> kate makes a good point. how much is too much? do you think there's a tour with m.j. to push his album -- >> that would be very interesting. he does have a new album out this week, "escape." >> probably fits into the category of genius marketing tactic. >> bonnie fuller, hollywoodlife.com, thanks so much. >>> coming up on "new day," we have breaking news, the u.s. is charging chinese officials with cyber espionage. all the details in just a moment. >>> the deadly mers virus transferring between two people in united states. could it spread further? that's what health officials are looking into. they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. thousands of people here in alaska are working to safely produce more energy. but that's just the start. to produce more from existing wells, we need advanced technology. that means hi-tech jobs in california and colorado. the oil mo

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