and johnny is severely injured. >> i remember him on the ground.is leg, his leg was like really messed up. >> pushed me inside. it doesn't push me to the side, i don't be here talking to you. i called the guy from the next door. the guy gave me a hands and i was bleeding in my leg. >> he was on the ground. he was trying to lean on things. when he came asking for help he actually started leaning on this part -- this part of the door. and obviously that's not a good sign. so we called 911 right away. >> it was like, probably, 15, 20 minutes before the ambulance showed up. >> due to the severity of his injuries, first responders rushed johnny to the hospital. >> his leg was like really messed up. and he was going through a whole lot with surgery and like physical therapy. >> johnny's in the hospital for five days and requires surgery. >> it takes months for him to return to work. life and business go on for the venders on the block, but everyone is a little more aware of how quickly things can change. >> i'm always cautious in my surroundings, but lik

johnny, that was one of the things he was saying was different from when he got beat by mcdowell at the chevron that year and a half ago. he said, you hadn't been working with sean foley very much and i really only had one shot in my arsenal at that point and that was a draw. he said now i feel like i can hit a variety of shots. we've seen that today. he's ach more complete player than he was a year and a half ago. just starting to work with sean. >> he's got fade bias. if you notice his drawns haven't drawn back. most of his draws have missed in the right bunker. his draw is not as effective as it used to be, but the cut is great. especially at augusta, people don't realize that your second shot favor the guys who can cut it historically. if you can hit hook into those greens, forget it. >> mcdowell next to play. >> this is 403. >> this is a low bullet at the left side of the green. >> boy, this is a rifle shot. >> will it stop? just get through the green, but in the shortcut. >> so with tiger safely aboard the 17th with a four-shot lead, we'll be right back. first to check for the u.s

so i strongly urge you to support johnny appleseed. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am the executive director of hospitality house, and i wanted to speak in favor of daniel hlad. as you know, hospitality has been rooted in the tenderloin community for the last 44 years. we recently did expand to the sixth street corridor and the central market area. and daniel was an integral part of our decision to do that and to bring our model to other neighborhoods. i hired daniel about eight years ago, and from the very beginning he really embraced the community and the mission of hospitality house to serve folks you are low-income and homeless in the neighborhood. he lived in the neighborhood and has been a really big part of what has happened there. he is a man of integrity and of energy and ideas. so i hope you will strongly consider him for this position. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> hello. director of the coalition on homelessness. i also wanted to speak in favor of the appointment of daniel hlad to th

johnny, that was one of the things he was saying was different from when he got beat by mcdowell at the chevron that year and a half ago. he said, you hadn't been working with sean foley very much and i really only had one shot in my arsenal at that point and that was a draw. he said now i feel like i can hit a variety of shots. we've seen that today. he's ach more complete player than he was a year and a half ago. just starting to work with sean. >> he's got fade bias. if you notice his drawns haven't drawn back. most of his draws have missed in the right bunker. his draw is not as effective as it used to be, but the cut is great. especially at augusta, people don't realize that your second shot favor the guys who can cut it historically. if you can hit hook into those greens, forget it. >> mcdowell next to play. >> this is 403. >> this is a low bullet at the left side of the green. >> boy, this is a rifle shot. >> will it stop? just get through the green, but in the shortcut. >> so with tiger safely aboard the 17th with a four-shot lead, we'll be right back. first to check for the u.s

and he said, i talked to johnny about him, and johnny said, he loved it because we bombed all the timeing him look good. of course. that's why i invited you both today, obviously. >> hey! i'm done. >> let's get serious. you guys have collaborated on this new documentary series for showtime about comedians. why did you do this? you're executive producer and you both appear in it. what was the idea? >> well, my partners at carousel had this idea to sort of trace comedy in terms of generations and how it cross-pollinates and sort of look to people's inspirations. but it was too big an idea for a movie. so we very rapidly realized that this had to be a series. >> we actually shot it, we shot a lot of it as a movie. >> and you've got incredible names. it's like a role call of superstar comedians, isn't it? so is this like a definitive history of comedy? how are you billing it? >> well, i don't know if it's a definitive history of comedy, but it is -- >> of what makes people love? >> it's unique in the way in which the comedians talk about what they do. it's just -- something about it is jus

for the first time johnny gill has released a solo cd called "still winning." look sharp. you haven't aged since i first met you. >> thank you. >> i've actually been in the freezer. >> how is it going with the group? >> it's been great. we've had a couple little things here and there, but it's been beyond wonderful. >> nothing could have prepared you for the loss of whitney. >> and that was untimely. you know, but we're moving forward and carrying on. and, you know, just keeping the family in our prayers. >> oh, yes. >> it's also nice hearing you solo, because, you know, you're always in kind of a group so it's nice to hear you -- >> it's been 15 years since i had my last solo. >> what are you singing for us? >> for all the ladies, called "it would be you." >> take it away, baby. ♪ ♪ pinch me if i'm dreaming as a matter of fact i take that ♪ ♪ let me lay there inside of your love listening to your heartbeat ♪ ♪ girl ain't no feeling better than feeling on your body ♪ ♪ girl don't you move a muscle i just wanna touch ya if you ever took your love away, i can tru

bovine velvet, johnnie walker ping, if you will.ld is aware that lean finely texted beef is ammonia soaked centrifuged separated by-product paste. >> store after store dropped it, including the nation's largest chains, croegs. >> taco bell pulled the pink slime. >> mcdonald's announced it's no longer using the controversial beef. >> jon: mcdonald's walked away from it? ( laughter ) mcdonald's doesn't think it's an appropriate thing to eat? said the people who molded a pork disk into a rib-shaped sandwich, that contains no ribs. ( laughter ) nobody knows how they did it. but this stuff, spirchg slime, that's too fake for mcdonald's. ( laughter ) >> in a corporate statement, mcdonald's said, "the decision was not related to any particular event." ( laughter ). >> jon: bull ( bleep )! you got rid of it because we found out it was pink slime. oh, it was a coincidence, just like, you know, that diet pill from the eigh 80s, and they chad it-- every product has some filler. for example, the u.s.d.a. allows me to market this as a comedy sho

there has been talk and everyone is wondering when johnnie depp, if johnnie depp appears in this newovie. and he does. >> so is he the cameo? tommy talks about that in an interview. >> i was talking to ice cube about it who was in the movie, too. >> big surprise guest with the big nose did that make it or break it for you? were you excited to have -- i can't say who but -- exactly. have that person in the move write? >> yeah. to me it added weight. me on the front and him on the back end, you know, it solidified the whole movie. >> is he in the movie? >> yes. ice cube play it is top cup who runs 21 judgment stop. he was in town in georgetown and couldn't say but it leak order some blogs over the last 24 hours that johnnie depp is probably -- maybe, could be doing a cameo. >> just walk on part? >> no. >> major role? >> depends which source you read. some blogs and some internet sites are saying that he has a very significant part in the movie. and some are saying he just has a cameo appearance. >> he is the one that did star p "21 jump street." >> back in the day. >> we will be watchi

. ♪ >> georgia senator johnny isakson had a staunch advocate for the u.s./israel relationship.he senator has reached across party lines and teamed with his democratic colleague barbara boxer twice in the past few years to send a loud, resounding and bipartisan message about america's commitment to israel's security. the senator has been one of the most vocal proponents of a negotiated peace. he has penned two letters outlining america's vision for a future agreement based on direct talks without preconditions. senator isakson has traveled to israel and understands the pervasive threat it faces from iran. the senator has advocated for imposing crippling sanctions on the regime. he has co-sponsored multiple resolutions calling for the immediate implementation of sanctions currently on the books. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome a dear personal friend of mine and a great friend of aipac, the senator from georgia, johnny isakson. ♪ >> well, thank you very much. ann davis and her husband jay, and my dear friends from georgia, they are also members of aipac who have done a great

johnny gom with a two run shot to left. johnny went deep for the a's as they beat the mariners 9-2. >>> the giants taking the field for their cactus league opener in scottsdale. tim lincecum got the start. had two strike-outs. one run in two innings. and crawford is the opening day shortstop. off to a good start. a two-run single. brandon bell went three for four with a solo homer. but the diamondbacks beat the giants 9-6. >>> college hoops. after slipping up last sunday in colorado, it looks like cal had blown its chance at a pack 12 title. all washington needed to do was beat ucla. ben hallen and the bruins were the subject of a controversial article in the sports illustrated issue this week. and none of that mattered. a lead with two minutes left. final chance for the huskies. but darnel gant's three is off the mark. ucla comes up with the look ball. they hold washington to just 22 points in the second half. and win 7 a-69. a win -- 75-69. with a win tomorrow at stanford, cal can clinch a part of the pac12 title and then

s own johnny dawkins in the finals of the nit. the cardinals scored 12 straight to end the 1st half and in the 2nd half continued the domination. stanford wins their second nit title, 75-51. good job by johnny dawkins. >>> vonn jones of coolidge of d.c. facing finley prep in the national high school invitation. coolman in black to mooreman. colts first basket of the game. 2nd quarter finley on the break, inside to anthony bennett. bennett had 23. cool age was beaten 79-44. >>> don't go anywhere because when we return, donovan mcnabb is back, not with the redskins, but verbally assaulting what could happen to rg3. find out what no. 5 had to say when we continue. turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how'd that get there? [ male announcer ] we can't hide how proud we are to have nine 2012 iihs top safety picks. so we're celebrating with our "safety in numbers" event. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 passat for $219 a month. >>> welcome back. the nfl draft is four weeks away, april

. >> reporter: chanham tatum was a big fan of the series that launched the career of johnny depp but this version which hill co-wrote isn't a drama. it's an action comedy. >> when did i get stabbed? that's awesome. >> it's bad boys meet john hughs. >> reporter: several of the cast members of the original 21 jump street make cameos in the film. >> at first i was like, wait a second. they're destroying a brand but jonah and chany are such a combination. >> reporter: fans need to catch carefully for the cameo of johnny depp or else you'll miss them. >>> thank you for watching 9 news now at 5:00 a.m. break out the shorts and sandals again today. it's going to be a beautiful fun. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. it's hot. >>> there were a lot of pedicures being done yesterday. >> here is monika santami. her feet are beautiful. here's howard bernstein. his are too. >> thank you, mike. >> no, no, i'm kidding. >>> weather wise we have a nice day. let's move on, please. we have another nice spring like, late spring, early summer like day. we're going into the 80s. 81 yesterday but today

that's your eye on entertainment entertainment. >> 21 jump street and johnny depp. i'll never forget that. >>> good morning. thank you for watching. holly robinson was there. i think she'll be in the movie too. >>> good morning. i'm andrea roane. thanks for watching. >>> i'm mike hydeck. have they changed since then or what. monika santami does traf

meryl streep, johnny depp, kelly ripa, teaming up to fight bullies. >>> and hero or hoax? a man taking flight. the incredible video and the embarrassing morning after. >>> good evening. something extraordinary happened across the country today, one month after a young man named trayvon martin was shot by a man on a neighborhood crime watch. martin had gone out to buy candy, wearing a hooded sweatshirt and all day long, thousands and thousands of people have been posting pictures of themselves wearing hoodies. a father and his son. children and adults standing united. and a classroom filled with students. more of them gathering outside, holding signs, saying, do we look suspicious? in trayvon's hometown, lebron james and the miami heat standing in solidarity. and then the president himself, in the white house rose garden, was asked about the shooting, and his answer was a personal one. >> i can only imagine what these parents are going through. and when i think about this boy, i think about my own kids. but my main message is, to the parents of trayvon martin. you know, if

johnny depp in the new series. they were cool about it. the same as everything. it's always people offended on someone else's behalf. >> do you have a moral code yourself? >> of course, i do. >> how would you define it? >> you can't because it is not set from a set menu. >> how do you test yourself? what is your litmus test? >> you can't. i have to sleep at night. this is the thing about offense. it's not right or wrong. it's about feelings and feelings are personal. so i did a standup tour here and on my jokes ironnicly i play a character about third world famine and cancer and the holocaust, aids. some people when they hear any taboo subject they mistake the target of the joke with the subject of the joke. you can make a joke about race without being racist. the reason i don't like actual racist jokes is not because they are offensive because they are not funny because they are based on falsehood. there has to be truth and honesty in comedy. people think it is terrible. i did this gig with those subjects and got a letter from someone saying i enjoyed the gig an

. >> well, johnny cash told john anderson one time -- this is a really obscure story.mewhere. they were out in the woods and johnny cash says to john anderson, he said, he said, "john, you got, you know, all these people that come to your meet and greets saying you're my favorite, you're the best, we came here just for you." and he's like, "oh, yeah, i got a few of them." johnny cash says "there's also that many people out there who hate you." >> i'm suddenly depressed. >> it's humbling. >> all right. so we do this thing, we have young kids -- this is all kids between the ages of 8 and 16 and they're allowed to submit videos. we're going to listen to a couple of videos but we can't look at their faces because it's going to be a surprise later. let's roll our entries from "the voice." ♪ so i'm screaming out ♪ and my dreams will be heard ♪ ♪ into your own ♪ all because you want ♪ i said hey, yeah ♪ i am at the cross-roads ♪ and i try to touch to say what's on my mind ♪ >> what do you think? >> can i look? >> yeah. what do you think? >> how old is this person? >> i don't

. >> jimmy: and this is johnny carson, right? >> this is "the johnny carson show."o the song." the song was, "lucy in the sky with diamonds." so i get up and -- and start performing "lucy in the sky with diamonds" without any explanation of the concept of the album. [ laughter ] so i'm doing like what you were doing. ♪ lucy in the sky with -- and i look over and see johnny carson going -- [ laughter ] my record was it. that was it. it was all over. >> jimmy: that was the end of your singing career, totally. but now look at you. >> until i resurrected it. but that's another story. >> jimmy: well look at this guy right here. "shatner's world, we just live in it." [ cheers and applause ] >> i'll tell you, it's a crowning achievement of my life. it's gotten great reviews. people are flocking to it. i go on a 15-city tour, starting march 10th. and i'll be in the city, someplace in the united states -- >> jimmy: so, you're only here in broadway till march 10th? >> to march 4th. and then i go to l.a. to prepare. >> jimmy: and what made you want to do a one-man show? >> wel

alex salinas became johnny ramirez, a senior at exeter union high school. a double life he maintained for eight months. >> the first day was kind of hectic. a few times i almost said my real name. the whole time i was thinking, they're going to find out. i'm going to look too old. >> when did you go through puberty, 7 or something? >> reporter: except for the braces, he's more johnny depp than jonah hill. one class mate had a crush on him. >> he was attractive, it's true, i thought he was quite cute. i was hoping he would ask me to prom. >> reporter: johnny ramirez fit in easily. made friends fast and got good grades. in his own high school days he was a "c" student. a phony facebook page not only bolster his cover it helped connect with the kids. >> some of the things they posted on there, you could tell who was who. it was a way to get some information. >> reporter: the same week the new "jump street" movie opened, the senior johnny ramirez transformed back into officer alex salinas, helping to arrest 12 students who now faced charges of selling marijuana

the bears will start the year without receiver johnny knox and he could be out the whole season.red his back late last year, and underwent spinal fusion surgery in december. sources say there was more damage than first thought and he's walking with a limp. the tribune reports the bears placed knox on the "physically unable to perform" list, which means he'll miss at least the first six weeks of the regular season..... knox has not commented. bulls center joakim noah will not be suspended for getting ejected from a game. he argued a foul against the raptors on saturday, and then tossed the ball towards anoah appologized to the entire over- reacted. the bulls will be without derrick rose for the seventh straight game against denverhe still recovering from a groin injury, and is not expected to play all week. tim tebow said he and his biggest rival can get along he was introduced at the jets' training camp and florham park nj jersey he was a starter and denver and led the team to the playoffs and mark sanchez is still the jets' starting quarterback tim tebow said they have a great w

> yeah, johnny b.dy -- one day i came home from work and was growling about something and she said "dad, i don't like that face." so i put on a smile and she said "that's better. "that's who she was. >> attitude adjustment. >> total. >> you see "toddlers and tiaras." >> i caught a little bit of that. >> when you see those programs, what do you think? >> i don't care for them at all and that was certainly not the world that jonbenet and patsy participated. back then, that was 15 years ago, patsy and jonbenet did it, there was always a talent component to the program and the only people there were grandparents and moms and dads. >> not coaches. >> no coaches, no -- >> costume designers. >> no. but now that they put it on and made a television show out of it, i think it's pretty questionable that that's a good idea. i don't think it is. >> do you regret that jonbenet was even a small part of that world? >> well, in a sense. you know, we questioned for a while, was that the reason we were targeted? was the

johnny, a republican in california. caller: good morning.e got to disagree with johnny in georgia. i think you guys are much better than fox. host: what do you think about the republican party and the women's vote? caller: speaking for myself in sacramento, california -- forget about it. the women's vote is nothing else here. it is completely marginalized. we all came from a woman. we all or given birth by a woman. we have to respect the women. we have to understand what their needs are. contraception. rush limbaugh is a fool. the things he says are ridiculous, you know? we've got to get women contraceptions. we've got to have them secure for our future, for america. host: what do you think about the economic issues? do you think the candidates are appealing to families pocketbooks? caller: all the candidates out there are just garbage. host: let's look at what sue has to say. she is from new jersey. she says -- millicent, a democrat in nashville, tenn.. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a democrat, but i have crossed lines before and

i think the show was not that remarkable, although it kind of launched johnny depp.he show was pretty serious. i think it took itself pretty seriously. this movie does not take itself seriously at all. in fact, there is a funny bit there in the beginning when the two cops get their assignment, and the sergeant says, yeah, we're just recycling some old ideas from the 1980's because we can't think of anything better. kind of a nod to the show. i think this was a really pleasant surprise. i laughed. i think the last time i laughed this hard in a movie, it was "bridesmade." you know how there is an acceptable amount of laughter? i almost lost it. so again, it is not really based on "21 jump street," except these two cops go back to high school. there was great chemistry. it was a funny film. what i liked about the film is that they themselves were in high school not that long ago, seven or eight years ago. but all the rules have changed. nobody calls anymore. it is all about texting now. whereas channing tatum, he was the cool guy and jonah was the nerd, and now the nerd