please say hello to johnny knoxville. how are you?u've got your moonshine -- by the way, is that a team or an adjective? >> well, it can be a verb. it's a way of life, jimmy. >> jimmy: what do you got there, the moonshine -- >> i got a little white lightning for you. >> jimmy: thank you, thank you, that's very nice of you. where do you get this stuff? >> i get it very illegally from my friend in tennessee. it's delicious and if you would like to try some, i wouldn't mind to try some with you. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> don't get it near a flame though. >> jimmy: right. >> not kidding. >> jimmy: i know you're not kidding. by the way, i take a warning from you very seriously. i'll taste a little bit of it. it is nice. it does have a nice flavor. >> i hate to be a [ bleep ], but -- >> jimmy: don't do anything to show off. you have a new baby at home. >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: you're probably still breast feeding so -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: your son rocco. >> rocco. >> jimmy: i like you named him roc

i'm a teenage girl. [ cellphone beeps ] my bff becky texts and says she's kissed johnny. well, that's a problem 'cause i like johnny. now i'm emotionally compromised, and... woopsies! [ tires screech ] i'm all omg. becky's not even hot. and if you've got cut-rate insurance, you could be payin' for this yourself. so get allstate. you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. [ tires screech ] [ dennis ] dollar for dollar nobody protects you from mayhem like allstate. >>> this is your first lesson in shared dreaming. >>> it's the number one movie for the second week in a row. "inception" is a complex thriller audiences have flocked to, selling $144 million worth of tickets in just ten days since it opened. as nbc's chris jansing tells us, the movie is sparking lots of conversations about the subject matter -- our dreams. >> reporter: in "inception" leonardo dicaprio plays a thief with a highly specialized skill -- invading other people's dreams. >> you bring the subject into that dream and they fill it with their secrets. >> reporter: it's a surprise blo

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. >> reporter: you said that to johnny carson. >> outright. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, visiting las vegas with mr. las vegas. >> osgood: don't need to go to las vegas to see the driving divas we'll be showing you this morning. you can find them just about anywhere, occasionally in the company of our rita braver. >> reporter: more women are riding motorcycles than ever before. joining a generation that's been at it for years. including 5-year-old gloria struck. what made you go into it? >> i didn't want to. my brother made me. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, they say any woman can ride a motorcycle. right? >> osgood: many are the celebritys who have written their life stories in their own words. few, however, have foreseen that their words would be used in the way our mo rocca will show us. >> good morning. i'm joan lunden. >> my life. by bert reynolds. >> reporter: they're some of the greatest stories ever told. >> even a fool can understand what i am talking about. >> but we loved god. how we loved. >> reporter: now they're being performed on stage word for word, heaven h

. >> johnny depp said in an interview that his dream role would be to [ bleep ] you on the big screen that something? >> you really have to be bah unanimous has to do this. jam live monkeys up your [ bleep ]. >> i believe he's passionate. i believe his loves his daughter but god he loves [ bleep ], too. >> for the last year, charm barney frank and chris dodd have [ bleep ] day and night. >> jimmy: we got a good show for you tonight. from the miami heat, dwyane wade is here. we have music from keane. and we'll be right back with wilmer valderrama, so stick around. my "me time" is when i thought i parked on level 2. or maybe 8? my me time...is when everybody's takin' shots at me. [ male announcer ] discover you time anytime. mccafé your day with a mcdonald's frappé. smooth and icy caramel or mocha blended just for you and topped with a decadent drizzle. like the new double bacon & cheese omelet sandwich! they're all new. toasty, tasty, and made to your order. so come and build your better breakfast today, at subway! as in strawberries, ] new blackberries,oothies from mccafé are real fru

acompaÑa para contarnos todo sobre su nueva producción discográfica en la que une su voz a la de johnnye. >> no ana bÁrbara tranquila y confiada en el resultado que atraviesa .- sobregiro en esperado que ha dado el caso en que estÁ involucrada. >> no se nada. >> aclarÓ que venÍa de su casa hacia el centro comercial con un amigo llamado jaime su hermano llegÓ despuÉs. >> cuando me subo, me dijo maneje. yo me subÍ. se dio cuenta que el asiento sÓlo me lleva una cabeza. yo mido 1,74 y jaime no se pero me lleva una cabeza. >> manifestÓ su voluntad para contribuir en el nuevo rumbo de las investigaciones. >> ahora hagan lo que tengan que hacer si me citan a declarar, con los cambios que dicen que estÁn haciendo que me existen porque no tengo ningÚn problema. tengo ninguna objeciÓn, al contrario es encima de la ley y menos. >> en su concierto con un lleno total dedicÓ la canción como me haces falta a su hermana y la seÑora fue en el accidente. >> ana bÁrbara, ana bárbara, ana bÁrbara letras un peso muy fuerte al nombre de la bÁrbara. y dejan de lado lo importante que salir que perdiÓ la vida.

that is a credit to johnny wong. >> there is another graph where you show increase in the inspections, but not replacement, which i found curious. >> unfortunately, what that first line refers to, total must be inspected, those are responses when we have a problem. this is the chart that tummy passed out to the commission. -- tommy passed out to the commission. that first wrote is response to a simple, -- sinkhole, other calls. in the condition, the second row, that is mileage that will be used to identify what will be replaced. not just this is facing all, this is what needs to be replaced. that will be what goes into the risk model to determine the source for the next several years. that aim is to be able to assess the entire 952 miles of sewers. it will be ongoing. we will have a tv truck logging and review with the tapes and updating our condition assessment. we can program which miles we are doing each year. does that adequately cover your point? the first number is bigger because it is individual spots that have failed in the collection system. >> how many years is the rotation

way back in 1956, music legends, elvis presley, johnny cash, jerry lee lewis and carl perkins got togethertony awards, including "best musical." here to perform a medley of songs from it tonight, please welcome the cast of "million dollar quartet." [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, i'm johnny cash. ♪ ♪ i hear the train a comin' it's rolling round the bend and i ain't seen the sunshine since i don't know when ♪ ♪ i'm stuck in folsom prison and time keeps draggin' on but that train keeps a rollin'on down to san antone ♪ ♪ when i was just a baby my mama told me, "son, always be a good boy don't ever play with guns" ♪ ♪ but i shot a man in reno just to watch him die when i hear that whistle blowing, i hang my head and cry ♪ ♪ some people like to rock some people like to roll but movin' and a groovin' gonna satisfy your soul ♪ ♪ let's have a party let's have a party ohh, let's have a party let's have a party♪ send 'em to the store let's buy some more and have a party tonight ♪ ♪ i've never kissed a bear i've never kissed a goon but i can shake a chicken in the middle of the room ♪ ♪ let's have

union carpenter for 50 years, and he is survived by many of his siblings including patti, tommy, johnny, qe, -- huey. i am some morning and -- submitting an in memoriam for bill wilkenson. he lost his battle to parkinson's disease and cancer. for 17 years, he was the president of one of the most noted suppliers for some of the best restaurants, hotels, and other food providers in san francisco. it was known as an outstanding work place. bill was also president of the chamber of commerce in 2005, and was the first openly gay man to serve as president of the san francisco chamber. he had a career in the hotel field where some amazing institutions were founded by him. his partner, his spouse survives him. i also want to note that his longtime executive assistant, they currently reflected that bill was the individual that hired him to be the ceo of the chamber. bill had a great sense of humor who, despite some of the difficulties he had battling with parkinson's, i went on many chamber trips with him. he would always have the energy to go out in the night and have fine, commune with his fel

twoshgs johnnie. gee my cousin john edwards volunteered for possession every week. he was certified. ex exor citizenim did nothing. colt 45, crazy horse they demand the sacrifices in blood so bottles would go to the couch friday night. walls kicked until straight jackets lay waiting on the lawn. mama would site visions of gang boys with metal vent as if it explained anything. it didn't between dusk from the and dawn saturday he was ready to blow the -- up. do you want some of this? oh , no, yes oh , no or yes , i will be damn, i will be damn, i will be damn. [applause] >> this is called someone else's child. and i guess it's a sort of an imagined conversation with a took place in a real moment in my father's hospital room in a matter of weeks before he died. my father is my foster father and there was always in my life this level of awkwardness because i was not biologically his own son. and he and i never got to have the conversation that i imagined here on page in this piece. so, there is a lot of truth in it. and here we go. someone else's child. >> i'm going to

. >> johnny owens: okay, give me another five. >> safer: his physical therapist, johnny owens, says thecle growth is clear. >> owens: and relax. >> safer: it has grown? >> owens: yeah, on... on imaging and... and to what we see and to what he feels, it feels like it's grown. >> safer: do you feel the difference? >> isais hernandez: yeah, i mean, it doesn't feel... it doesn't get as tired as quickly, or shaky before. after doing some of the workouts, i'd have to break, and now i don't have to break anymore. >> safer: that's remarkable. it's amazing. must be giving you a lot of pleasure to see that kind of progress? >> owens: it does, yeah. i think there's a lot of potential to see bigger and better things. >> safer: when you saw that this, to some extent, worked, were you surprised? >> wolf: did it fail miserably? no. in fact, it seemed to work. eureka! >> safer: if this works, it could really change trauma medicine, yes? >> wolf: in terms of muscle loss. now, all right, what happens if we put that by a nerve? what happens if we put that by bone? what happens if we put that by your heart

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johnny gomez strikes out swinging. strasburg cruising early on.ottom of the fourth, strasburg in a jam. two on, one out. stubs hits a fly ball to outfield. bernadina makes the catch. jay bruce tagging on the play. pudge gets him before he gets to the plate. strasburg loves the help from the defense. his team wins, 8-5. >>> yankees hosting the angels on wednesday. bottom of the seventh. runners on the corners. one out. brett gardner wasn't like the called strike on the inside corner. he complains to the home plate umpire, who doesn't like him complaining. he gets tossed. off the bench, tom curtis comes in to take over gardner's at-bat. he launches a three-run home run to right. his first major league home run. he would get a curtain call. yankees win it, 10-6. >>> padres and braves. top of the ninth. billy wagner to close it out. padres down one. torrealba doubles to right field. hayward makes the strong throw to right. but jerry hairston jr., going to beat the relay there. game tied at 4-4. wagner's fourth blown save. top of the 12th. game still t

finally in tennis where american marty fish has won the atlanta championship by beating compactly johnnie's no fish off the end said sit still back in the second to take it by the same scoreline forcing the decider on a twenty one eight on a tie break in a match and the told and straight away and his second title on the eighteenth hole to share. the unseeded. beat the odds to win the german open in hamburg the twenty three year olds are off the number three seed you can melt sunday spinal sixty seven five to score the world number one prevailing then in straight sets he wins his. title and a nice two hundred twenty. the price might. be not first by the especially here in. clay court i never expected that my first thought of by those on the enclave by playing radio i believe in myself and then scum and. well done damn that is all the sport for me and i. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. the how would i be sure to type the hotel hotel while cho his the groom photo the show would hotel and. hotel so photo hotel

finally in tennis where american marty fish has won the atlanta championship by beating compactly johnnie's no fish lost yet he said sit back in the second to take it by the same scoreline forcing a decider and a twenty one eight on a tie break in a match and the bases and straight wins and a second title on the team they share. the unseeded. beat the odds to win the german open in hamburg the twenty three year old so off the number three seed you can melt sunday spinal sixty seven for the score the world number one prevailing then in straight sets he wins his first a.t.p. tour title and a nice two hundred twenty. the price my. very. first day at the special hearing on clay court i never expected then my first thought that there's going to be on a plane radio i believe in myself and then. well done to him that is all the sport for make them up. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in taiwan multis available in the landis type the hotel mirror low golden tide peak the how it falls a hotel type be sure to type the

you wouldn't say johnny is my favorite son. we all books at the time we need to write that book. it's hard to be an author because you have an audience and they want you to write particular books. if you don't write the book they want you to write then it's something else. but all the books are different in that way. because samurai's garden gave me the japanese culture and to a large extent samurai's garden taught me how to write. how to write in a way that i don't think i knew as well when i wrote women of the silk. it's processes like that is how i judge each book not so much is, that my best book? is that the best story? but it has to do with, what did i learn from writing that book. i have a friend who is a writer for 3 years trying to finish a novel. sent me an e mail. think when i first started writing we didn't have e mail. it's scary because you think you are getting e mail from a friend saying, i'm done and 2 days later you get another one and it says i'm trashing it. i'm thinking how can you write a book for 2 years and trash it. >> i put it in a box and stied it with

finally in tennis where american marty fish has won the atlanta championship by beating compactly johnnie's no fish lost yet you said the sixth story back in the second to take it by the same scoreline forcing you decide on the twenty one eight on a tie break claiming the match and the business and straight away and the second title on the eighteenth hole to share. the unseeded on beat the odds to win the german open in hamburg the twenty three year olds are off the number three seed you can melt sunday spinal six three seven five the score the world number eighteen prevailing then in straight sets he wins his first a.t.p. tour title and a nice two hundred twenty eight thousand dollars prize my. very. first by the special hearing on clay court i never expected my first run be on clay but by playing really well i believe in myself and then. well done to him that is all the sport for make so much. great for the field we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in taiwan all teas available in the landis typee hotel miriam ogaden typee the how would

but, yeah, there's great songs on there that i had the help of a guy by the name of johnny brit and a couple out of birmingham, alabama. i can't think of their name offhand. the conductor for the spinners, he did shorty. you know, so it's a very good album, i think. tavis: it's been almost 50 years, believe it or not, that the temps have been blessing us with their talent in this country and indeed around the world. the last surviving member of the original group, otis williams, is my man and terry is now the lead singer. what do you have -- >> i have something for you. tavis: let me see what this is. oh, not so bling. what? let me get rid of this thing, man! this has to go by the side. >> that's the gentleman. you ever heard of him? tavis: absolutely. laid out d.c. >> that's right. carved the watch out of wood that ran correctly for 50 years. tavis: i got me some bling! oh, yeah. i like it. i can rock that. i can rock that. oh, yeah. now, if i just learn a few steps to go with it -- >> oh, yeah. i don't want you to do that. i might take out your job. tavis: oh, no. i will drop one ri

johnny torre puso a sus hijas en estas clases desde los 3 años. clases para adultos los pequeños aprenden con juegos y canciones. >>> la pose de árbol, entonces que se imaginan siendo un árbol creciendo de la tierra, con los brazos fuertes, les pregunto qué tipo de árbol sos tú? w4r la idea que la clase sea espontánea para que los pequeños la pasen muy bien. >>> le estimula, no sólo la imaginación, pero todo, aprender ares pi raro, a tomar la pausa, en sus vidas diarias que siempre están con muchas actividades de centrarse un poco más. >>> esta práctica no sólo los ayuda fisicamente si no que les ayuda en el estado de ánimo. >>> les ayuda a no ponerse ansiosos, dormir mejor. >>> una cosa que han aprendido como desconectarse de las preocupaciones y eso es muy importante. >>> y muy necesario para los adultos también. >>> es muy importante que los niños tengan actividad física y que aprenden de temprano a establecer la conexión entre la mente y el cuerpo en miami, univision el. una mujer que vio morir a su nieto por una severa quemadura dedicó su vid

russian american spy story seems to be unfolding this time on the big screen a hollywood star angelina johnnie's in moscow for the premiere of light his movie salt. i think the film the film is very very different i suppose in some way but it's but you know i'm very i'm very i'm somebody who's a little political so i love positive relationships between america and russia and all the good thing so so i didn't focus too much on the scandal except i thought it was handled really well by our presidents and kind of very quickly. sixty years into the total because they were in the movie julie plays a cia agent who's accused of working with the russian secret services the actress is going to moscow to fool though this is the first time the four children. with her at the premiere crowds filmed outside the throne outside the cinema despite the temperatures hitting record highs as we were reporting a little earlier in the program tonight. maybe the crowds and folks who knows it is all well sporting hero knoxy in a couple of minutes time in our special report this sunday night the twenty fifth of july good

johnny wang, a bay area political consultant who has worked on many campaigns says it's a practice that'smore and more common. in fact, her opponent steve poizner did the same thing. >> legally there's no behind trance to it. any candidate can -- hindrance to it. any candidate can decide how much to fund their campaign. for a governor's race i think the limit is 24,000 for a donation. that's for yourself, no limits at all. >> reporter: wang says you can't use that money as a tax write-off but beyond that you can pretty much do with it as you please including paying yourself back when other donations start to pour in. >> the fact is any money that gets contributed to her is up to her discretion how she wants to use it. if she wants to pay herself back, she will pay herself back but i honestly don't think she will. you don't pop in $50 million, $100 million just because you want that money back. >> reporter: i need your good questions. send them to men at www.cbs5.com. and everyone worried about tim lincecum can relax... the franchise is back... sports is >>> the warriors have senior owners

twenty seven people killed by a twin bomb blast at a share mosque in iran this sunni rebel group johnny dollar said that time in the event where the execution of its leader of dalek rigging during iran has accused the u.s. and britain of supporting the rebel group but president barack obama condemns the bombing and don't like rigging it was attained in february after a plane he was flying on from dubai to kurdistan was intercepted by the iranian air force. the european union's foreign policy chief says the gaza blockade must end to let the region's economy prosper catherine ashton also called in the meantime for the present easing of israel's three year old blockade to improve the lives of order regarding israel recently relaxed its blockade water law even more closely with badly needed construction material that's still behind ashton also direct talks between israeli and palestinian villages. much of europe is sweltering in a record breaking heat wave wilting corpse and causing severe forest fire as greek emergency services are battling several dangerous blazes the thrust of the yet to

johnny von tur y waka de venezuela >>> y más menos tengo la familia entera >>> reunido >>> ahí.miro >>> son grados grandes personas >>> incluso grabarlo porque conversación y chiste duraban más que la mismo grabación >>> y los voces se heiacían juns >>> todos junto porque la magia de hacerlo es muy importante. >>> se siente en el disco >>> tengo que destacar el hecho que son grandess artista >>> lo más importante es que la música es siempre la estrello del show. y el motivo para que nosotros nos juntoemos >>> para mi es un motivo de cumplir un sueño porque yo quería hacer un disco de duelo. y imagino k le día la vuelta el mundial >>> y estuvo en europa. lo que pasa es que es muy fácil porque los europeos van detrás de la raza. y latinos le fascino a un >>> lo latinos hacen que está música llegue allá y latinas llegan y disfrutan >>> cuéntames tienes muchos fans que te siguen qué podemos esperar de ají berto > >>> ahora empezamos a preparar lo que será en el 2011 un gira" rrep piirrepetible irrepetible" y nos quedan unos cuentos presentaciones >>> sabemos que cumpleaños >>> si el

johnny damon gets a good piece of it. it will stay in the park. flies out to center. garza, no-hitter through seven. top of the eighth. strikes out brendan bosh looking. next batter ryan raburn swinging. garza, no-hitter through eight innings. now, into the ninth. don kelly, grounds to second. two outs away for garza. looking to get the first no-hittner tampa bay rays history. jared laird, caught looking. one batter left matt garza going for history. >> the 1-1. up, fly ball right field. and he's got it. matt garza just threw a no-hitter. no-hitter. >> garza was close to perfect, facing the minimum 27 batters. garza, the man of the hour. back to you in new york. >> our thanks to espn. >>> we haven't done one of these in a while. but it's a good one. it's time for our morning snapshot. a shiny, new office for a professor. >> this is what science professioner matt burr found after returning from vacation. students wrapped the office in aluminum foil, everyone down to his pencils and coffeemaker. the last time the office was covered in fairy tale pink fabric and bows. th

frrm, what they had done, how they have thought through difficulty, and then he said, kind of like johnny, here's joe. well, i thought it was pretty impressive, literally. robert c. byrd asked me to speak, but he knew the privilege was mine, not the people to whom i was speaking. he was devoted to all of you like to senators in the 37 years i was there, 36 plus years i was there, that i have ever ever known. he was fiercely devoted, as you've all heard to his principles. even once he became power, he always spoke to power. standing up for the people he proudly was part of, and you've heard it many times today, but it bears repeating again, for the constitution he revered. i always wear a flag pin, but i was afraid he would be looking down today because every time i would wear the flag pin on the floor, he would grab me, take my pen, and put on the constitution and. that's that then i'm wearing. so, boss, i'm wearing the pin. [applause] >> robert c. byrd said many things, but he once said as long as there is a form in which questions can be asked by men and women who do not stand in awe of

interesting to bomb. [ light laughter ] i had a couple that just bombed and it brings out your inner johnnyeing at a dinner party and saying something, and everything's silent. "hey, how are you doing?" >> jimmy: and there was a way for to you continue the story. your dad wasn't even laughing? >> is this thing on? >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. i worked with your brother, andrew on "fever pitch" and "whip it." and owen. was it fun growing up with all brothers? >> yeah, it was -- we had a really good time. >> jimmy: you used to play paint ball and stuff like that. >> paint ball would have been nice. we actually just had real bb gun wars. i think back on it like -- i have a nephew now who is 11. i think, "gosh, he is such a nice, sweet kid." we were complete wild men. it was like a louis l' amour western. [ light laughter ] our parents would leave, and we'd have these bb gun wars, where the only rule was you don't shoot above the neck. we all kind of thought, "but the neck is the best place to shoot somebody." [ laughter ] and my brother, andrew, still has a bb right between his two knuckles. from

i think johnnie mathis. ♪ chances are that you wear silly things ♪ >> we'll be doing englebert humperdinckhter ] >>> two fire stations are closing their doors in vallejo today. we'll tell you how the city plans to deal with the emergencies now, coming up. ,,,,,,,,

some stuff at that time with the four seasons who were just starting and jane and joey bishop and johnny carson. >> larry: small town guy though. >> yeah. i was small -- yeah. i had great acts. anyway, i had this -- i knew this was all going to happen. and i, when i sat down with him to make the deal, i didn't know how to make a deal. but neither did he because elvis hadn't done any concerts and nobody had done concerts in arenas. >> larry: elvis just worked hotels and movies? >> there was nobody in arenas. he had done concerts as a kid on the back of a truck but nobody had done basketball arenas or hockey arenas. that was me. i started it. i said to him, i'll make any kind of deal you want, colonel. what do you want to do? he said i don't know. what do you want to do? this went back and forth. he finally said to me, how about 50/50? i said 50/50 is always good. that's good. he said 50% for elvis and me and 50% for you. is that okay? i said, yeah. sounds good to me. well, three weeks later, larry, i was a multi-millionaire. and i was the biggest thing in show business. >> larry: advanced

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and we know that they went through the typical process that apple does where johnny ive, who runs industrialesign for the company comes up with a slew of prototypes and they very -- diligently go through tweaks of the various designs and we know that jobs liked this one. he liked this design where the antenna is actually built into the rim of the phone rather than a separate component that goes inside. so that all made sense. we had a story yesterday that -- >> charlie: bloomberg news? >> bloomberg news, yes, excuse me. and it turns out that his main antenna chief, a guy named ruben caballero expressed concern at the start that could cause problems down the road when people held the phone in particular ways. >> charlie: the question is, when did steve jobs himself know? because he has said today, "we challenge bloomberg/bs week to present anything other than rumors to back this up. it's simply not true. bloomberg "business week." >> we know this was all in the early design phase of the product. this was a company that does remarkable engineering feats time and again -- they create miniature

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you're not going to be playing with little johnny over there because johnny throws sand. >> okay.tually happened to me on the plane coming here. like everybody else, i want to reach back and grab the kid's foot. rule number one, you don't touch a child unless there's a safety issue. what i always tell parents to do is you support and suggest. so to support and suggest means you would turn back and support the parent and say, i know it's really hard to sit still on a plane, but make a suggestion. but your son is kicking my seat. that's exactly what i did. >> you should tell the parent, not the kid. >> absolutely. you always talk to the parent. >> could you tell one of the flight attendants and ask them to? >> sure. if you're one of those people who's a little more passive, you can call the flight attendant over and say could you please tell me? >> a lot of times it's tone. you can say something in a nice and gracious way as opposed to, you are letting your kid! which is what you want to say. >> that's part of what i think is really challenging is. other kids can be annoying. >> not