i can call johnny 25 times a day and it's like johnny, how are you doing? but the truth is that johnny were to go to iraq no matter who -- or any other country. thing with johnny is he didn't go on missions that were just against al qaeda or shia. they went on missions against everybody. he doesn't just have one enemy. he has enemies all over the place. and friends as well. do we have other questions? i'm sorry. we want to thank everybody for coming. johnny's going to buy everybody a drink. just kidding about that. >> you my fake name. >> i guess we should explain. johnny doesn't use the name he was given at birth because he still has relatives in different places. not necessarily iraq but other places where potentially they could be endangered and using his name would hurt them. >> i love johnny walker. >> and he loves it. so thank you everybody. [applause] [applause] >> in richard miniter's book "eyes on the target" he writes about the history of the navy s.e.a.l.s going back to the vietnam war. we spoke with him for about 15 minutes. >> joining us on boo

i can call johnny 25 times a day and it's like johnny, how are you doing? but the truth is that johnny were to go to iraq no matter who -- or any other country. thing with johnny is he didn't go on missions that were just against al qaeda or shia. they went on missions against everybody. he doesn't just have one enemy. he has enemies all over the place. and friends as well. do we have other questions? i'm sorry. we want to thank everybody for coming. johnny's going to buy everybody a drink. just kidding about that. >> you my fake name. >> i guess we should explain. johnny doesn't use the name he was given at birth because he still has relatives in different places. not necessarily iraq but other places where potentially they could be endangered and using his name would hurt them. >> i love johnny walker. >> and he loves it. so thank you everybody. [applause] [applause] tried to create the best leaders that we can. you're asking me about the leadership traits. if i had to pick three traits that i still follow to this day, probably the most important one is l

and johnny they trusted him with their backs. what does that feel like, johnny? i mean, with these americans who you had known, how did you feel towards them? >> i don't know. i feel like they are my family and they do a good job to my country and i will do anything to help make the mission succeed. but it is a huge honor for me to get from this from officers and everyone coming to me and supporting me. it was a huge thing to me. >> now, johnny started in one area but the seals are missions across the countries and you travelled a lot. where did you go? >> we went to most of the iraqi cities and towns and at the end i ended up in baghdad. >> and baghdad was like going to miami at the time. they loved you? >> that time it was like a huge fire fly between the extremist and several of them trying to blow up at that time and they c cannot do anything by themselves so they needed the seals to protect them and we started targeting the bad guys. ... i want to ask my kids who is going to be sunni and who's going to be shia. so i told my wife -- and who is going to be sun

johnny told me that story. that was one of the first story is the johnny told me and when he told me that we had talked before but we really mad when i went to san diego. we had lunch and it's tough when you start to work on a book and i didn't really know. i said you know let's just hang out and chill. what do you like to do and johnny said i'd like to take a walk down by the water, by the ocean. we went out to a boardwalk on vero beach and we walked out there and johnny just started talking. i have to say chris was a really good friend and of chris asked me to do something i would absolutely do it. even if chris hadn't been involved and hubbard had destined to do it, after walking out on the word walk and talking to johnny and getting a feel for him i knew i had to write this book. i thought what we would do since this is kind of related to books that we would do a little bit of reading. johnny is going to read the entire book. [laughter] i'm going to take my story what i just said so in writing the book i to

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and the great johnny depp is here. [ cheers and applause ] the last time johnny depp was here he kissed. not once. not twice. but thrice. right on the mouth. [ cheers and applause ] so you can imagine how upset i was when i found out he got engaged, and to a woman no less. [ laughter ] i'm going to confront him about that when he gets out here. it will be like an old episode of "jerry springer." we'll also try something interesting tonight. have you ever been to a concert where there's someone standing on stage doing sign language along with the singer? i don't know why this would surprise me. but it did. they do it at hip-hop shows too. the sign language interpreters go on stage and they sign along with the lyrics, even the potentially offensive lyrics. and some of them really get into it. like this woman we found working a kendrick lamar concert. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] so that one is named amber. we invited amber and two other interpreters to do our show to compete in the first ever sign language rap battle. it's going to be preposterous. and oh, we have a special guest rapper, too

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: johnny weir, tara lipinski, everyone.ers and applause ] >> seth: my next guest is an author, curator and historian, who served on president obama's arts policy committee. her new book is called "the rise, creativity and the gift of failure and the search for mastery." please welcome sarah lewis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: it is a big night for fred but you also, i heard you say that fred helped you get through the process of writing this book. is this true? >> he did. when i would take breaks from writing, i would watch "portlandia" a lot of the time. and i would also watch "saturday night live." "portlandia" really helped get me through this process so thank you, fred. >> fred: that's great, thank you. [ cheers and applae ] >> seth: so i really enjoyed what you talk about this in book. tell me what brought to you write about it and what it is about. >> this book, creativity is a mystery but when you start to understand how people find gifts and moving through obstacles, road blocks and even failure, you get close

for johnny it's simple.ohn paul saved and keeps saving his life. >> to me it's like he was my father. i don't call him pope but father. when i'm in need he's always there. >> reporter: thanks to john paul johnny is always here for his customers. nick schifrin, al jazeera america rome. >> he coined phrased like laughing stock, love is blind, and good riddance. how people around the world are celebrating shakespeare 450 years later. >> we pray for the children in the womb >> a divisive issue >> god is life , so it's his to take >> see a 10 year old girl who's pregnant, and you tell me that's what god wants... >> a controversial law >> where were you when the babies lives were being saved? >> are women in texas paying the price? >> who's benefiting from restricting access to safe abortions? >> fault lines... al jazeera america's hard hitting... ground breaking... truth seeking... breakthrough investigative documentary series access restricted only on al jazeera america >> the sow arrest power cell is celebratin

and, johnny depp - what happened? we'll pick through the wreckage of his latest flop - transcendence - after this. johhny depp is testing the waters of failure once again. 2013's big bomb was the lone ranger in which he starred. erik childress, our movies & movies man and board member of the chicago film critics association - now, johnny d's done it again starring in transcendence. >>yeah this is 3 in a row for him. you mentioned the lone ranger and the year before that, dark shadows didn't do very well. now you have another high profile filmpeople don't get tired of movie stars so much, they get tired of stars making bad movies. that's the case with transcendence which was very horribly reviewed. >>let's take a look at the top 5 in the box office. the top is captain america for the 3rd week in a row. unbelievable. heaven is for real, rio 2 with 22 million, and there's transcendence with just under 11 million, and a haunted house 2 at 8.8 million. >>it took in 10.8. it needs what to break even? >>it probably needs abo

as a rule, johnny carson did not >>> johnny carson hosted the tonight show for 30 years from 1962 tos a rule, johnny carson did not talk about politics. he joked about everything and everyone. but left politics alone on "the tonight show" except for when he didn't. every rule its made to be broken. the fact that johnny carson didn't talk about politics meant it ended up being a big deal when he finally did. >> it is really a strange story if you think about it. as you probably know, he, mr. hart, and another friend of his, broadhearst went on a boat trip to biminy and took along a girlfriend of hers and went to biminy and chartered a boat. the day before yesterday somebody asked them what the name of the boat was. they didn't seem to remember. well, i can see why they wouldn't want to remember. the name of the boat was "monkey business." now here's what i don't figure out. you are running for the highest office in the land. take a little trip to biminy with a couple of ladies. going to go down to charter a boat. of all the boat names there are, like "mother." or "mother teresa." you

johnny football. johnny manziel, one of the top prospects throwing deep to a guy on a wave runner there, and he makes the catch. that's unbelievable. hard to believe who makes the better play here. is it the throw or is it the catch with the guy on a jet ski? if johnny manziel can do that, think about what he can do for the silver and black oakland raiders. he might go fifth overall. video was so good, we just kept showing it to you. >> the guy the raiders need, johnny football, and the guy who made that catch. you are right. that's an amazing play. >> you look closely it was actually a one-handed catch. unbelievable. >> wonder if they can use that jet ski at 0.co. >> thanks for choosing bay area news. >> "30 rock" is next. see you back here at 11:00. good night. >> good night. you didn't whisper in my ear and kiss me to wake me up like you always do. - i've never done that. - sweetie, wake up. it's morning. liz: [sighs] i love you too. - anyway, i'm taking the van out to queens. there's this big para

i'm not sure, but sort of which captures what johnnie was saying in his opening comments. i have spent a lot of my time having to field the question, how is it going with somalia, are you optimistic? all of those rather difficult questions. it is a difficult set of questions because -- i could stop now. essentially there is progress, and that progress is in peril. both of the above are true. there is not an either or option. september 2012, johnnie and i were both doing our respective jobs in our foreign ministries, supposedly overseeing lots of sub-saharan african business. we were all related -- i think we were all elated -- i think there is no doubt about that -- at the end of the transition in september 2012. the selection of hassan sheikh, not a former warlord, someone who came with good credentials. it really felt like the dawn of a new age. hopes were very high. i imagine, unrealistically high. now, 18 months later, the fact that those high hopes are now tinged with harsh realism, it is only normal and natural. i do not think we should be particularly surprised. the

some experts have johnny manziel going first overall to the houston texans, but we have news that johnny football is heading to oakland of we'll goat that story in just a moment. let's get to the oakland a eades, 3-0 mariners, brandon moss gets ahold of one deep to right. first of the year for him. bottom eight. yoenis cespedes to the deepest part of the park, no question about it. a ease up 6-3. top of the ninth, jim johnson. remember the fans, they booed him in his first two appearances. they didn't have to boo him this time. takes care of business. a ease win the finale 6-3. >> that's what he does so, again, the sinker was down today. one gets through the hole between first and second with saunders. had a good sinker and breaking ball and ended up getting a save. i'm not sure if yesterday-- we lacksed him or anything. i know he wanted to get back out there and get the save and got it today so everybody felt good about that. >> over to football. developing story. espn is reporting that johnny manziel will spend tonight and monday visiting the oakland raiders who have the fifth overall

and what is johnny football doing and the bay area?ners or the i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot technical issues here. if you make an appointment, you can check out the status here. you can pay the bill, too. but don't worry about that right now. okay. how do i look? ♪ thanks. [ male announcer ] troubleshoot, manage appointments, and bill pay from your phone. introducing the xfinity my account app. >>> in petaluma chp officers got an unusual call. buffalo on the loose. the massive beasts were running around near stoney point around 7:30 this morning. here's the dispatch from chp. >> six to seven buffaloes and a cow in the road. another call, second call, said that there's at least 17 of them in the roadway and they're charging at vehicles. >> see how big? the size of that suv. turns out there were six buffalo, one cow, no reports of injuries or damages. the officers corralled them on to a property whe

and what is johnny football doing and the bay area? is manziel visiting friends, the niners or the raiders? >>> in petaluma chp officers got an unusual call. buffalo on the loose. the massive beasts were running around near stoney point around 7:30 this morning. here's the dispatch from chp. >> six to seven buffaloes and a cow in the road. another call, second call, said that there's at least 17 of them in the roadway and they're charging at vehicles. >> see how big? the size of that suv. turns out there were six buffalo, one cow, no reports of injuries or damages. the officers corralled them on to a property where the opener showed up a short time later. one officer tweeted, they didn't teach this at the academy. i'm sure they certainly did not. >>> let's going to leigh glaser for a look at the weather. it's a nice day for a stroll. >> a bunch of turkeys in my neighbors yard. a nice day today, clear sky, live doppler 7hd showing you we had a few clouds near the coast this morning. that has since moved out of here. so, yes, terrific da

johnny depp is your co-star in the movie.movie? >> no. and -- and all anybody wants to know its -- what it's look working with johnny depp. i only met him for the first time at the press junket. >> jimmy: where you met? >> we have no scenes together. >> jimmy: you have no idea. >> i'm sure it is great. i hear you guys. >> jimmy: we kissed last night. his lips taste like bubblegum. we do have a clip from the film. >> great. >> jimmy: does it need to be set up in any way. >> i don't know, i don't know what it is. >> jimmy: you are in no way associated with johnny depp. >> we know what you are building. >> you don't get, do you? >> she connects to the internet. the first thing it will do is copy on every network in the world. there is no taking it down. >> where is she? >> the danger we face, doctors are technicians not physicians. >> they're your words. >> you want to save her or not? >> we have a location. >> 4405 san pablo. >> let's go! let's go! >> do you hear me? don't touch me. >> that is "transcendence." opens april 18th.

johnny say asmir call was performed on him.2 he herniated a disk, his life's work was suddenly at risk. in the hospital johnny says he saw a photo of john paul like this one. he says the photo spoke to him and a few days later he was miraculously cured. >> translator: when i went to the hospital i could barely walk. i looked like an old man, but after five days i checked out and i was running. >> reporter: the vatican never con virmed the recovery as a miracle, but in some informer polls of his customers many call them saintly. >> translator: many young people approach the church because of him. >> reporter: john paul has its critics. some say he shielded abusive priests. others argue it is too quick to canonize him. for others it's simple, john paul saved and keeps saving his life. >> translator: to me it was like he was my father. i don't call him pope, but father. when i'm in need, he is always there. >> reporter: and johnny is always here for his customers thanks to john paul. >>> and joining us to talk about this is richar

johnny says a miracle was performed on him.n he was 62 he herniated a disk, his life's work was suddenly at risk. in the hospital he saw a photo of john paul like this one, he said the photo spoke to him and a few days later he was miraculously cured. >> translator: when i went to the hoipt could barely walk, but after five days i checked out and i was running. >> reporter: the vatican never confirmed johnny's recovery as a miracle, but in foformal polls his customers all call him saintly. >> translator: he was very special. >> reporter: john paul has his critics. some say he shielded abusive priests. others say it is too quick to canonize him. >> translator: to me it is like he was my father. i don't call him pope, but father. when i'm in need he is always there. >> reporter: and thanks to john paul, johnny is always here for his customers. nick schifrin, al jazeera, rome. >>> coming up, open door policy, business owners fight back against a mississippi law some say is anti-gay. and second chances, she was sentenced to life be

>> i love johnny depp. let me say that.. >> like hal in 2000. >> jimmy: exactly. morgan freeman has been here. and i have to say i was surprised by how -- kind of loose and, fun he is. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: did you experience that with him? >> it's funny. we were outen new m en nin new of summer. like being on the moon. 116 degrees. absolutely miserable. but we were all in between takes, go into this little tent. and finally i started saying, listen can you open the side up. we need air in here. people were starting to fall over. morgan would break into -- music. and it was his way to kind of deal with the heat. he would start going into like ottis redding. sitting on the dock of the bay. wasting time. i said is that where you are? and in his god voice, yes, i am. >> jimmy: very good to see you. congratulations on the film. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "transcendence" opens in theaters april 18th. when we come back, music from neon trees. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by a-t-and-t. rethink poss

. >>> right now, johnny depp's experiences transcended. going back for more laughs. and furniture shopping fun with an hgtv star. >> a couch. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. welcome to on the red carpet. one of the most extraordinary furniture stores in all of los angeles. i'm rachel smith. for anyone who loves watching home makeover shows, like me, this place is a dream come true. one of the stars of hgtv is going to take us all through this place. but before we do that, let's get you straight to the red carpet. we're at the premare of johnny deposit's tran skscendentstrans. >> can you feel the buzz here? fans hoping to catch a glimpse of johnny depp. >> onany is an incredible person and his performance is wonderful because he's a great person. and he brings the warmth that he has as a person to the screen. >> he plays a scientist from the field of artificial intelligence. his own mind is uploaded to a super computer just before his untimely depth. >> my character make as decision to fast track the work they've been doing and upload his consciousness to a c

>> no. >> i broke nothing. >> thank you, johnny. >> johnny depp just kissed me on the cheek.day" show and you'll see more. >>> in sports, a memorable final at new york's madison square garden. the back and forth between minnesota and smu. that's up for grabs until austin hollings drained a three putting the gophers ahead for good. minnesota wins 65-63 giving rick pitino's son richard a championship in the first season as head coach. >>> now to dallas for some of the country's best college basketball players compete ahead of the final four. louisville's shimle beats the guys and girls in the contest. lewis, here he goes, going for it. will he do it? he took home the slam dunk crown. >>> special celebration at the white house honoring the olympic and paralympic athletes. they even busted a move or two. >>> super bowl winning coach pete carol is reportedly set to sign a contract extension with the seahawks. details will emerge later this morning. >>> and next to the big leagues where a foul by adams. the fan talks a little smack. but winds up in the losing end as the cardinals b

johnnie allen is the blogger and joins us now.former radio personality and is working on a memoir, and besides that in 1987 she was recognized that the most admired person in all of south africa. thank you. >> thank you for having me on your show. >> claim to make he took acting lessons so he could learn to cry appropriately. how too you know? >> i was told this by an extremely reliable source, a lawyer i have known for 15 years. the lawyer is a friend of the actor. however, i have to say when i tried to take the matter further and actually name the person, steel horses came down. >> what does that mean, steel horses came down? >> well, south africa is really divided. south africans are very divide on this pistorius trial and see me as having attacked one of their untouchables, a hero. i have demythologized and the hate mail i have had as a result of my open letter, which was just opinion, is frightening. i've had failed assassination attempt on my life but nothing compared to the hate mail from pistorius' camp. >> wouldn't be tha

he was working in the shadows of johnny carson, the great.hen they gave johnny's throne to jay leno which had letterman jump to rival cbs and there was this huge late night rivalry. >> why don't i just start off with a question here. just -- just how pissed off are you? a friend of yours is taking over here next may and. >> i'm sorry. what did you say? >> i said -- >> oh, my gosh. >> letterman wasn't the only one pissed off at that. carson absolutely loved david letterman. >> yeah. i didn't get it. >> the feeling was mutual. >> but letterman did just fine. he carved out his own niche and sometimes very biting and very cookie and, of course, the top ten lists. >> number nine. >> what is up, gangsters? it's the -- it's the m.i. double tisle. >> number 5. confused stare. >> number three. oh, look at. this. no not only three. stolen by o.j.! >> the number one side president obama is overconfident been cruising with chicks with john edwards. >> oh, lord. there were controversies along the way. all of the tabloid reports and attempted blackmail by

i'm not sure, but sort of which wasures what johnnie saying in his opening comments. i have spent a lot of my time having to field the question, how is it going with somalia, are you optimistic? all of those rather difficult questions. it is a difficult set of -- i couldecause stop now. essentially there is progress, and that progress is in peril. both of the above are true. there is not an either or option. and imper, 2012, johnnie were both doing our respective jobs in our foreign ministries, supposedly overseeing lots of sub-saharan african business. -- i think related there is no doubt about that -- at the end of the transition in september 2012. hossein shaikh, not a former warlord, someone who came with good credentials. it really felt like the dawn of a new age. hopes were very high. . imagine, unrealistically high now, 18 months later, the fact that those high hopes are now tinged with harsh realism, it is only normal and natural. i do not think we should be particularly surprised. tough the last 18 months. coincidedl government with the end of the u.n. missio

i would simply ask johnny depp this question.ur children are you willing to give up for adoption? i assume it would be your younger boy because the girl was born first. i would ask him how much he loves his son and if he would be willing to give him up for adoption. >> good point. you have long been a supporter of the capitalist move in china. do you think this is a good and solid country? >> it's a first start, but you're right. they're still quasi-compnist. communist china. what they do is they have all these protectionist systems. so whatever is advantageous to them, they'll do it. if it hurts them at all, they push everyone else aside. they need to let the currency float. that's another thing, they play around with currency. no one else can do that. can i point something out? iran is far more a threat to the u.s. than china is. >> we educate all these chinese kids in computer sciences and then they go back and hack us. >> i agree with you. i think our great grandkids are going to be fighting the chinese. >> can i offer one co

with a note from the teacher is a little johnny so the pencil at johnny's father is furious. i'm so embarrassed. you never, never steal a pencil from the kid sitting next to you. and you know all you need to do is say something. you just mention it, just asking that asking that could bring a distance of pencils pencils from the office. why is this likely in the same? again, we felt taking 10 cents from a petty cash box affiliate a crime. taking a pencil not so much. even if it took 10 cents for a petty cash box in which i personally feel that critics fill the cracks. taken a pencil not so much. so people did the same math problems. they showed at the piece of paper. when they came to the experiment, they either said mr. experiments where i thought x problems, give me x dollars when he said i thought x problems, give me x tokens. repay them in pieces of plastic. the trophy to the site in exchange for money. when you look them in the mid-lie to them from the life or something not money but was going to become money quickly. a pencil is going to become money and our participants

is johnny depp. >> are we on pirates of the caribbean 10?are we waiting for number four? >> there was talk that they would do a fifth and sixth back-to-back. >> thank you for catching us up. it is time for the bwest byte. what you have? >> 10,000. marissa mayer shared interesting statistics about tumblr. she said the average tumblr post is re-blogged about 14 times. but the average sponsored post is re-blogged 10,000 times. she has used this number a couple of times recently. she is not telling us how many total tumblr adds are out there. that is the point. they are taking a different route. if you are going to make a sponsored post, it has to be great. something that would be shared in a big way. the difference is for yahoo!. >> at the yahoo! earnings call today [inaudible] jon erlichman, thank you so much. thank you all for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." we will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> the following is a paid presentation for the bissell symphony. >> introducing the bissell symphony, it is the revolutionary floor cleaner that va

>> johnny está de vacaciones, quítese el sombrero >> toma >> oye, son noveleros ustedes?es favoritos, busque uvideos.com ¿me contrata señor? le informo de los huracanes >> usted le hace contrato a nuestra jimena, muchos pensamos que jerry empezó su carrera en el tercer lugar en méxico, pero de chiquitito, de chamaco andaba haciendo sus pininos, imitabas a franco >> si, cuando estaba chavillo, había un casette que mis padres me grababan y salía cantando toda la vida >> un poquito >> de hecho emanuel también la retomó y la hizo un súper éxito, pero en los 80 estaba esa rola, todo lo que daba cuando está uno morrillo y se escucha el fondo de la música >> y has colaborado con shaila durcal, jenni rivera, con paulina también >> si una gran amiga de mi hermana sabe que la quiero muchisimo es mi primera madrina >> mira esa foto con jenni que me decia quien o me fuera, mi madrina el primer palenque >> ¿qué consejo te dio que se quedó contigo? >> siempre me decia que fuera lo más sencillo me decia, ven para acá >> con todo el respeto ella fue gente humana, muy cálida con la gente

>> yeah, i think -- i think you would always -- oh, i know johnny missed it because, like six monthsdy had a big party for him in new york, and he'd won some sort of an award. and people got up and did material, and johnny who had not been on television for six months or a year bang bang bang bang right down -- like he had not missed a beat, stuff out of the newspaper, bang, bang, bang. and at some point during that, he says -- he said i'm so glad this is going well. i sure do miss it. so i know he missed it. and i know i would miss it. but i'd find other things to do. >> but 30-plus years of doing something you love. >> right. >> that's a nice way to go. >> well it is. when you know what you want to do, and then you find a way to do it, and then you continue to do it for as long as you want, that's great good luck. it's still just fun. i mean all it is is just showing off. you bring in a bunch of people who really don't want to be here and will watch me show off. >> and talking to some of your friends and hope they'll be entertained. >> well, we've been very lucky with people who co

the most intelligent e-class ever. >>> right now, johnny depp's experiences transcended.oing back and furniture shopping fun with an hgtv star. >> a couch. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. welcome to on the red carpet. one of the most extraordinary furniture stores in all of los angeles. i'm rachel smith. for anyone who loves watching home makeover shows, like me, this place is a dream come true. one of the stars of hgtv is going to take us all through this place. but before we do that,

johnny walker has the distribution networks. -- keep an eye on d'a gio. maybe people are liking the fact that they're getting more exposure to emerging markets. it is all about perrone and parole should. sales are up two percent are driven by emerging markets. sales are a bit mark -- a bit weaker. >> sab miller down two and a half percent. some watch the iron ore man, stock down over one percent. a huge note out on commodities. they're questioning that demand level over in china. that is rio, that is down one percent. >> absolutely key we get u.k. numbers later. futures pretty flat to the morning. worst week in a month last week. look atail sales give a sentiment marginally. the ftse 100 and cac 40. 2/10 of oneown percent. janet yellen fed chief, she speaks. in around about 18 hours time we will be talking about one country, that is if you are awake, china. the world's second-largest economy. gdp industrial production, retail sales, that could drive sentiment going into things. look at the currency over the last year. this is the u.s. dollar getting stron

. >> it seems fashionable, olympian johnny weir made up with his husband.t after allegations of domestic violence, animal abuse and vandalized handbags. >> now johnny and victor's divorce is off with a catch. victor reportedly wants johnny to publicly apologize for all of the nasty things he said. and johnny must agree to no longer let his mom meddle in the marriage. my goodness gracious. that is a cat fight. >> how is this marriage still on and the divorce is off? if all of that is still happening? >> i don't know. getting some good publicity. >> you know what, all publicity is good publicity. you better believe it. >>> last but not least, today's birthday celebrations. >> blowing out candles on this tax day, april 15th, emma thompson. there she is. she's looking great. 55 years old today. >> singer samantha fox is 48 years old. >> actor seth rogen turning 32 years old today. >> wow, he's young. here's another really young one. kind of upsetting because i feel really old. actress emma watson, turning very young 24 years old. >> my, she has grown up, though

. >>> coming up next at 9:00, johnny depp returns to the big screen in a sci-fi >>> coming up at 11:00, a teen claims he stowed away on a flight from san jose international airport, all the way to hawaii. how he says he did it and what police are saying. >>> plus, a good samaritan comes to the rescue after a 7-year-old boy nearly drowns in san land row. what the man who saved the boy's life is saying tonight. >>> and the preparation is under way for tomorrow's boston marathon and the security changes one year after the deadly attack at the finish line. tonight on abc news at 11:00. >>> captain america continues to dominate the box office. the product owned by our parent company disney topped $200 million. it is the 12th marvel comic film to reach the mark in the u.s. captain america, the winter soldier, earned $26 million this weekend. in second place, rio 2. heaven is for real came in third this easter weekend with $21 million. transcendence starring johnny depp debuted in fourth place with $11 million and the haunted house 2 debuted. >>> that will do it for us. thank you for joining

for johnny, it's simple. john paul saved and keeps saving his life. >> to me, it was like he was my father. i don't call him pope, but father. when i'm in need, he's always there. >> thanks to john paul, johnny is always here for his customers. nick shiv, aljazeera, rome. >> assistant professor of theology at catholic university is in washington, d.c. this morning, two popes canonized on the same day, why is this significant? >> i think it's significant for several reasons. of course there have been popes made saints before. this is the first time we've had two made saints at the same time. my view is basically that the double canonization is bound up with a watershed event in the 20th century. >> john xxiii calmed the council and thus the origins of the council bound with his life. john ii implemented the council and it's very much concerned with his virtue and holiness as a pope and saint. the end of the council was to facilitate holiness, so it's appropriate to recognize that these two men are indeed saint

take me breath away. >>> heeere's johnny! johnny depp.this is my wedding book. you can see i was very organized. >> i'm going to borrow this and get it back to you. >> april 4, 2014. >>> i'm getting married and we're celebrating in new york! >> my birthday. >> i'm 12 today! [ cheering ] >> kentucky go! >> good morning, virginia. >> from oklahoma. >> girls in new york! >> we're back now at 8:00 on this friday morning. kind of a drizzly, dreary morning here in the northeast. little rain coming down. dylan tells us it's going to clear out nicely for the weekend. >> over the weekend. not for today. >> anyway we'll have more of savannah's interview with johnny depp coming up. we're looking forward to that. lots to look forward to. we want to get a check of the top stories of the morning and natalie has that. >> good morning everyone. dangerous spring storms that battered the south and midwest are heading east. suspected tornadoes touched down thursday in missouri and texas and ominous clouds unleashed powerful thunderstorms, flash flooding tra

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the 50-year-old johnny depp is good looking and talented.nscendent will open in china on the same day as the united states next month. a rare move and it is important to limit piracy. hollywood films are often on the internet for free or in pirated dvd shops. covertonman three, options between hollywood and china are on the rise in china onll has strict quotas hollywood imports and the chinese box office booms. domestic box office outsold hollywood. >> china is a scary market. if one in 1000 people like someone, that is more than the entire u.s. market. memorys a distant anyway. it has been a wild since i have had that. >> it is hard to be anonymous when you hook everything in sight. >> you want to hug them? >> i do not think anybody minded one bit. stephen engle, bloomberg. >> making quite an impact. talking about piracy. we are heading back to athens for another bloomberg exclusive. just a reminder, we have another exclusive interview. we are talking to the former prime minister of greece. we will see you in a minute. >> i will stick to th

. >>> johnny depp on the show to night. >>> no joking on the forecast. >> we have some showers out there. maybe hearing the pitter patter on the roof the next hour or two. we will talk about that in a second. san jose is not receiving the rainfall. we have partly cloudy skies, but everybody has a crack at more rainfall coming up tomorrow. now, i think the heaviest rain we are going to see is what is sitting offshore of san mateo county. san francisco, marin. so tween midnight and 1:00 will be the heaviest rain we get. you may get a tenth of an inch of rain in short order overnight tonight. overnight lows warmer because of the cloud cover. san rafael. 45. fremont, 45. 47 in mountain view s. 50, the overnight low for pacifica. san mateo, the next two days, tomorrow, rain showers, during the day, nothing that heavy. but tomorrow morning, there will be showers out there. you may want the get up a few minutes early to get the work on time. look at saturday. sunshine, rain is gone. perfect timing for the weekend. highs will approach 70 degrees on saturday. that will be the cooler day over the

. >> jimmy: johnny doesn't seem that excited about this. >> okay. okay.ve affair. >> i did kiss johnny depp. >> jimmy: he kissed me. not once. twice. >> some weekend affair. a weekend romp. you think you have got something over on me. he loves me, man. >> jimmy: it doesn't look like it. doesn't really to me. >> let me ask you this have you ben on his island? have you been on his boat? >> jimmy: i have not. >> i have. i have. >> jimmy: he has an island?funny, the other day, i heard your kids call johnny uncle fun. i said, yeah. they said why? i said because he has a [ bleep ] island. >> jimmy: more fun than my uncles for sure. very good to see you. movie called transcendence, in theaters, one week from tomorrow. when we come back, music from sam smith. [whispering] i'm the breakfast fairy. what are you doing? leaving you a few bucks. that's all you need for my - sourdough breakfast melts, with your choice of ham, egg and cheese, or bacon egg and cheese, both on toasted sourdough. right now they're 2 for just $4.00. there's no such thing as the breakfast fa

d your kids call johnny uncle fun. i said, yeah. they said why?n my uncles for sure. very good to see you. movie called transcendence, in thelte theaters, one week from tomorrow. when we come back, music from sam smith. >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t. rethink possible. >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t. rethink possible. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank seth macfarlane, paul bettany and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, his album is called "in the lonely hour." here with the song "money on my mind," sam smith. ♪ when i signed my deal i felt pressure don't wanna see the numbers i wanna see heaven ♪ ♪ you say could you write a song for me i say i'm sorry i won't do that happily ♪ ♪ when i go home i tend to close the door i never wanted more so sing with me ♪ ♪ can't you see i don't have money on my mind money on my mind ♪ ♪ i do it for i do it for the love i do it for the love i do it for the love ♪ ♪ please don't get me wrong i w

. >>> johnny football in oakland this morning. espn reporting that the former texas a&m quarterback will meet with the raiders for a second straight day. now, four other teams would have to pass on johnny manziel in the upcoming draft since the raiders have fifth overall pick. the silver and black traded for matt schaub last month. >>> tomorrow's much anticipated home opener against the diamondbacks. >> we are abuzz with all the talk. after starting the weekend series off strong against the dodgers, the giants offense is struggling a little bit yesterday. however, the dodgers bats came alive. that was part of the problem. kemp and ramirez homered. the g men did have a solid opening week on the road going 5-2. so tomorrow, we are taking "today in the bay" on the road to at&t park. come along with us. we will have exclusive onfield access ahead of tomorrow's home opener. plus new details, tomorrow morning at 5:00 and 6:00 on "today in the bay." >>> to the hardwood now. the dancing is over for the stanford cardinals. the women bounce

don't forget that. >> that johnny? >> anyway, johnny, it's got to hold 77.at, i would be out of disney. >> what do you think about melco crown entertainment at these levels? >> well normally casino names rally in april. i would see the market bouncing back here. that catalyst seems to be over or long-winded. i would wait on buying until they firm up. >> it's so serious when you use a first name, stephen. kind of creepy. all right. stay tuned. can you start tomorrow? tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. tomorrow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. csx. how tomorrow moves. you want a loan to build you can't do that.ica? nobody builds factories in the us anymore... you can't do that. using american raw materials makes no sense... you can't do that. you want to hire workers here in the states? they're too expensive, you can't do that. fortunately we didn't listen to the experts. at weathertech we built american factories, we use american raw materials and

the rally on gaza venezuela has been bad johnny stays away. she thinks it would be too risky to make an appearance the students were told to the nearby central university the one at the protest is is identified as a two faced an enormous list. the document was about whether the man should receive medical treatment. he's doing in the mountains ringing in his show on opposition activists three broken ribs injuries to the face and spun the majority insisted he received medical treatment. a surprising number of times not far away as a group of two beast is attacked a student from the opposition beat him up and humiliate him chewing just isn't lunacy late in shorts are now too the opposition called a press conference sometimes on to me gabby it uses the security forces and armed militant groups and increasingly using terror tactics. she's also asked about the barbaric treatment of the two vista at the university and going on in. mine wasn't at the university to begin the shows on friend being mistreated. the citizens rescued him and saved his life

longer than johnny carson. he's been at cbs for 20 years. he's almost 67 years old.o you think this is his choice? it's time to wrap it up? >> i do. i absolutely do. i also think it's a really convenient time for him to go. he's got these two jimmies nipping at his heels. the world has completely changed from the world he came into 21 years ago. i think he's getting out while he's on top, and also, i think almost everything he says is sincere, and he's looking forward to spend time with his wife and kid. >> where do you think he will stand in television history when it comes to late night comedy? >> really at the pinnacle with the big guys, sid cesar and johnny carson and the like. he took an iconic position, johnny carson show and made it hipper and cooler and funnier and weirder. he was cynical and wasn't always on the guests' side but he was on the audience's side. so in certain ways he's really close to the top of the heap. >> interestingly you bring up the cynicism. he's more cynical than anybody else. maybe jimmy kimmel, but the rest of them are all -- >> i adm

little johnny is just uncontrollable.itself for bette midler. for more than ten decades she's entertained audiences on the screen and stage. and even the famous bathhouses. her career took off after she starred in "the rose." she wrote about that in "a view from abroad." and written by shimon schuster a division of cbs. glenn close says you're a natural treasure. johnny carson says you're going to be a star because you're unique and different. >> oh. >> what did that mean to you coming from johnny carson? and did you believe him? did you believe him? >> well you know i -- i wanted to. i did. i wanted to. but, you know in certain circumstances, when you're brought up a certain way, it's very, very hard to get that to absorb that and think of it as the truth. it's hard. >> with a larger than life persona, it may be very hard to believe that bette midler was a shy kid. she grew up in hawaii. and said she was one of the few white students in her class. >> were you teased in school? >> mercilessly. >> what did they call you? >