our friend johnny knoxville.ersion of "bad grandpa" about the life of donald sterling owner of the clippers. our other guest is dave from animal planet. interesting when you see dave pull up with a lion in his prius. he has ferocious creatures, bearkat, desert linx, and crocodile. tonight america will vote and we will release one of the animals on to hollywood boulevard. i want to check in with dave. that's not dave. dave, oh, dave. dave, i thought -- i was worried you had been eaten for a second. >> no, lucky enough. hanging out in here. >> jimmy: what's the difference between a crocodile and alligator. >> crocodiles are grumpy. >> jimmy: demeanor? >> alligator is relaxed. this is a crocodile. and grumpier. >> jimmy: both can eat a talk show host? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: want to ask something about it, not animal related. i found pictures online. wonder if you can tell me what is going on. this one looked like you are wrapped in cheesecloth or something. what is that from, dave? >> not sure what that is from. t

she made him very angry, because she would not let him be around johnny. it escalated to just a heated argument, and he threatened to kill her. >> after an exhaustive search, investigators found andrew huffman in another state. >> we were able to put a timeline together. he was placed at his own residence in kentucky. would not give him enough time to get up to greenville, ohio. >> so, huffman was eliminated as a suspect. another family member holding a grudge was jack myers' 25-year-old son, gregg. gregg was divorced and going through some financial difficulties. he was missing work due to some drug and alcohol problems. his house was about to be foreclosed, so he asked his father for help. >> he didn't come out and say, no, i'm not helping you. it's like, gregg, stay off the drugs and alcohol, go to work every day, pay your bills and you can save your house. >> and police learned that gregg stood to inherit his father's farmhouse in the event of his death. >> gregg myers denied having any involvement in the murder of his father or stepmother. >> he worke

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i say that because you are embraced by johnny carson. i mean, what more do you need to hear when johnny carson says that? >> well, that is true, although i tell the story in my book about johnny carson because, you know, it is such a great story, having been on the show now with the new regime of jimmy fallon taking over. it kind of has a whole new luster to it, but what i talk about in the book is that the johnny carson experience was fantastic, but what i talk about is it took me 22 auditions to theon the show, and i raise story because so much of business, so much of the comedy business is stick to it this -- ck-to-it-ness, at after times seven, it is a little bit like, come on, guys, you are not loving me, but each time, i thought that would be the time to put me over the goal line, and number 22 did. this many years later, i am glad i did, because to get on the tonight show with johnny carson, to interface with greats like that -- i figured you would tell the story, but how does someone keep their focus when it takes 22 tries to mak

i know you do a great johnny carson impression as well. >> yeah, i used to put johnny carson in like,much that i used to pretend to be johnny carson selling shoes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you'd say that you were johnny carson? [ impersonating johnny carson ] >> "that's such a lovely foot you have. would you like to see that in a a six? [ laughter ] and i have an accessory for you if you want to see it." anyway -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: did you used to do -- i mean, that's really fun. but you were saying back then you used to use that to get into clubs. you would pretend -- >> i did. because when i first came to new york, you know. who hasn't tried to get into club and you're like, not on the list and they won't let in and you're not attractive enough and all that crap, right? so i used to go to like, studio 54 and pretend to be johnny carson's son. [ laughter ] "my name is on the list, my dad put it down. it's kevin carson." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and they, how would they -- >> and they'd go, "who's your dad?" and i'd say, "oh, look, i really don't wanna say. it's not -- i

johnny rotten judgment. his advocacy of the iraq war was legend, his sophisticated knowledge of the region unparalleled, in that it did not parallel with anybody who had knowledge of the region. >> there is not a history of clashes that are violent between sunnis and shias, so i think they can probably get along. >> jon: that is a true statement if you don't count the long history of violent clashes between sunni and shia. he's right, throughout history there are lots of examples of sunnis and shias peacefully sharing power like we were going to have them do in iraq. okay, here's a great one, back in the 50s, 950, yeah, the only time it's ever happened is over 1,000 years ago in what is now iran and iraq. there was a pro-shiite warlord dynasty sharing power with a sunni. yeah, in 950. i don't know why they couldn't find this book. [laughter] since john mccain was wrongest before enduring the war, it's only fitting in this current crisis he was on so many shows you'd think he just won "dancing with the stars.

just didn't hit enough good shots today, johnny. you know, he didn't play badly but he had some misses that really put him in very awkward spots. he has played well but just couldn't mount any kind of real options to challenge kaymer. >> there weren't a lot of greens hit by the last six groups, even martin. kaymer only hit 9 out of 18 greens and he is 1 under for the day. that shows what kind of putting and scrambling he did trying to grab solo second with a birdie at 18. >> to the right. so fowler and kaymer finish. fowler ties for second. >> just 25 years old. i get the feeling the way his game has come around, maybe he will finally get himself into position a lot more in major championships like he has done the last two. this is his best finish in 18 majors. now, for par, martin kaymer. >> about a five-inch break to the right. >> he did it! martin kaymer is the u.s. open champion at pinehurst! >> very impressive. >> started right away on the field on thursday and just kept going. >> rory mcilroy. >> also from germany to give him

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a johnny isakson for -- johnny i've exper.nk of his work is being closed in removing option and fewer buttons on the device whether it is the ipod. right when he is in charge of the software. sorts of newll options that outside developers can label onto the ios experience. explained that. >> it is always been very sophisticated but much simplified to make it easy. if you put three buttons on it, people are going to hit the wrong button. the macintosh has always been really sophisticated. ande is a lot of complexity they're hoping both apple and developers make it easy for people to use. the whole thing in computer design is that it's hard to make systems for proof -- foo lproof. it is hard to make things easy. behind the scenes, they introduced all these things that will make things easier but are complex at the level we are looking at. >> talk to us a little bit about johnny ive as a person and leader. see as his trajectory within apple? -- it wasas a lot kind of surprising because i thought they don't sell anywhere near as m

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>> that's johnny, who as we know, left our show to go to l.a. to become an actor, and johnny has been getting gigs. >> just a fake guy. >> oh. >> just a fake. >> oh, you know, here's the deal. now, he's the thing. you can't believe everything you see. >> don't touch me! >> this makes me feel better, actually, hiring actors to do this. it's cruel and evil. >> you have to set it up because if people called 911 every two seconds, they would get in trouble. end of the day, it's entertaining. >> that's how they make money, right. >> they make money. fake or real, it doesn't matter, when you watch it, we all are, ching. we smell a rat for sure, but good for johnny. >>> a girl gets pulled into a magic show at the mall. >> do you have a boyfriend? >> what does that have to do with a magic trick? >> perhaps setting something up. >> see how her boyfriend is tied into the trick. >>> the steep run that leaves this rider with no room for error. >> hang on, you're going to die, you're going to die! ththisis i is s mamark. ...at work. for r ththosose e whwho o

nothing from johnny ive. >> phil is heading up. folks that did present -- josie who did the demo of ios innovation. he is represented by his team. essentially, what we're are seeing is a rotation of some fresh faces each year. we are seeing people that we don't see frequently. there was a concerted effort to show it is a team effort. >> there are no stars? >> they are all stars. timothy and the contributors -- there is a conscious effort. >> does johnny not like to be on stage? >> no. that is why he is on videos. he will make a short video talking about the design challenges and what it is. he tends to do a little bit of designer speak. >> today there was no video. >> they will save him for the industrial design. he is like a huge underused asset because he is very charismatic and very passionate as well. i think -- >> does he refuse sometimes? >> he is only gone once in recent memory. >> i think he probably feels he comes across as more sincere if he speaks from the heart. this is scripted performance. he would feel uncomfortable

>> new edition, i mean, ronny, bobby, ricky, michael, ralph and johnny.rent record out in some years, but any time those tickets go up on sale, you know, it's 5,000 to 10,000 people coming to see candy girl, cool it now, mr. telephone man and all of the individuals and we owe a debt of gratitude to the discipline and the hard work and perseverance that we put in three or four years before "candy girl" came out and when people began to embrace us they just held on and we're thankful for that. >> new edition is lasting not because we're not good and we put out good music, but maybe the last sick x or seven have b by default? what keeps us going, people still look and crave for that style because as we got older that's all we know. ♪ ♪ ♪ that girl is poison ♪ ♪ >>> stay with us. >>> closed captioning for "our world" is brought to you by -- ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. he goes to schools aoss the country empowering women to fight back against emotional and physical abuse while building self-esteem. >> i am here to help take the power away from hate crimes. >> i am h

. >> here's johnny! >> johnny carson inherited the tonight show, but he made it his own. >> it's going to be wild tonight. i can always tell. >> he hosted a nightly party. >> are you married? >> oh. >> and if his buddies came and they started playing together, you felt like what it must have felt like to go to vegas at 3:00 in the morning and have the rat pack tomorrow. >> no -- >> it was a beautiful thing to watch a guy working at his best. >> okay. >> well, do we have a good one. >> let's go. >> if you watch it closely, he's gauging how much longer he can wait to let the laugh die before what he says will be irrelevant to what happened. and he gets it just on the nose. it's beautiful to watch. >> i didn't even know you were jewish. >> johnny was the best audience in the world. and he loved comedy. >> the woman's watching you. she's watching you from the corner of her eye. what are you looking at? and i said, i'm looking at that ugly baby. that's a bad-looking baby, lady. >> johnny was there listening f

and johnny is severely injured. >> i remember him on the ground.ssed 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 of my surroundings, but like standing where johnny's at now,

we had johnny -- i'm sorry, we had eddie q at our conference and jimmy. to see a lot more characters the way you do in other internet companies. they've got a lot of characters there. so i think it will be interesting to see how much tim moves to the forefront and how much johnny, eddie and all the others, executives there, craig federici, things like that. >> kara, this conference being in europe, obviously one of the big talkers over the last couple months was this idea that google would be looking to spend $20 billion to $30 billion on deals abroad. i'm wondering if there's been any scuttle on what the company could be looking at? >> you know, it's interesting, i'm looking into that today. there's a whole bunch of things going on there. they have a huge presence here, google does. and aurora who runs their sales is on stage. you know, i think they've got a lot of choices here. google's very inquisitive. i would suspect in the advertising space but you never know where they're going to strike. they could buy drones, rocket ships, cars. i suspect two are

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so try a johnny appleseed hard apple cider tonight and let the stories flow.welcome back, everybody. folks, i am... i don't know about you, but i am absolutely stone-cold furious about yesterday's heated republican senate primary in mississippi, which pitted tea party challenger and short-haired severus snape chris mcdaniel against incumbent senator and man in reverse mortgage ad thad cochran. i say it is time for cochran to go. he's a big government washington insider famous for channeling federal cash to his state. >> he got a tremendous amount of funding for mississippi and the mississippi gulf coast after katrina. >> no one brings home more bacon to his state than thad cochran. >> he's about bringing home the bacon. >> bringing home the bacon. >> his calling card is that he brings home the pork. >> stephen: he brings home the pork and the bacon. though, to be fair, to be fair, hog meat is mississippi's official state currency. the point is... [cheering and applause] the point is, thad cochran is playing the dirty politics of promising people stuff and then

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. >> just in case johnny football doesn't work out, there's now johnny baseball.n the final day of the mlb draft the padres selected johnny manziel in the 28th round. even though he never played at texas a&m. phillies looking for back to back wins for the first time in three weeks. 4-2, reds. bottom of the fifth, jay bruce with a jackhammer. it's now 6-2, cincinnati. next inning, don brown drives this pitch into the gap. marlon byrd started his journey from first. a welcoming party at home plate. the relay from brandon phillips. and byrd is out. did the catcher violate rule 7.13 when it comes to blocking the plate? the call stands. manager ryan sandburg comes out. with that, it's an automatic ejection whether you make a case or not. in the seventh, jimmy rollins takes this pitch to the cleaners. cuts the reds' lead to 6-5. five hits shy of tying the all-time hits list. this short hops the wall. carlos ruiz would round third and further prove you can't go home again. ruiz is cut down. phillies lose, 6-5. after the game phillies placed reliever mike adams on the dis

but the fireworks were only beginning in johnnie cochran's office.ips had been phoned in most were dead ends but one caught the attention of defense investigator, pat mckenna. little did he realize but mckenna would become a key player in the most explosive part of the case because of a cryptic phone message. >> fuhrman tapes n word, things like that t. >> the handsome confident cop who had discover the bloody glove at rockingham. so mckenna followed up with the man who left the message about fuhrman who led him to a screenwriter who consulted with fuhrman about a script about police work and their conversations were recorded. a few weeks later, the tapes arrived at cochran's office. johnny was care fall but the tapes. locking them in the safe where only he had the combination. because it was so explosive. >> this is mark fuhrman on the tape. i have heard it myself. it is his voice. and it is chilling. >> it was mind-boggling. what we had heard. he used the n word so much that became insignificant. >> are you guys like, hoisting champagne glasses whe

get data on your class, little johnny is doing this well and you need to focus on this. they are getting 11 times per year versus 16 times per year. there's an incredible kick up in student achievement from 11 to 16. if you gave up at 10, it seems like a false negative. you did not know this information. all thed as much data time, constantly reinforcing where the kids are and how to keep them on track for someone like me who's not intuitive at this. you're telling me, johnny, where my? -- where am i? they are getting the data constantly. everyone has to be trained how to read the data and give the data and use the data. it's nonnegotiable. who is intuitively a great teacher cannot opt out. a code of conduct in extreme situations about how to do that. that is the third tier, the data. .he fourth tier is more time it is not in the schools. in the summers, when little johnny here in the inner-city school -- let's pretend he's the ine as xavier, the white kid a white suburban school. they are equal in the second grade when they graduate in june. they come back in september.

. >> here's johnny! carson inherited "the tonight show" but he made it his own. >> it is going to be wild tonight, i can always tell. >> he hosted a nightly party. >> are you married? >> oh. >> and if his buddies came, and they started playing together you felt like what it must have felt like to go to las vegas at 3:00 in the morning and have the rat pack come on. >> no, but where is the guy you talk to? oh! >> it was a beautiful thing to watch a guy working at his best. >> okay. bingo. >> well, should we have -- >> get your ax and let's go. >> oh, my. [ laughter ] >> if you watch it closely, he is gauging how much longer he can wait to let the laugh die before what he says will be irrelevant to what happened. and he gets it just on the nose. it is beautiful to watch. [ laughter ] >> i didn't even know you were jewish! >> johnny was the best audience in the world. and he loved comedy. >> the woman is watching him she is watching him from the corner of her eye and says to him what are you looking at? the

and johnny carson is one of them. in person, very shy, hard to talk to. get through to him. yet he came on the stage and he was a master. you know, he was the first one. you wouldn't be here -- i'm certain -- you know, none of us would be here today >> jimmy: i would not be here without johnny carson. ablutely. >> you wouldn't be sitting at the desk and the chair without carson. >> jimmy: and when you'd guest host you'd do the monogue and everything? >> yeah. >> jimmy: were you nervous to do comedy? >> i was insane. where was my mind? >> jimmy: the scary thing is that i heard that you would like, go through -- >> oh, i didn't smoke. i, i don't drink, and i, i don't smoke, but when i was nervous, just before i would walk on stage, i would inhale a a cigarette, it made me very high. [ laughter ] i won't do it tonight. >> jimmy: you wouldn't do it tonight. no, i left that up to questlove, yeah, questlove took care of that for us. no problem. but your guests that night were eydie gorme, truman capote, ann landers, ray bolger -- >> what a good show that was. >

i'm never took knows that me one time he said i would wish you know what you'd be like johnny unitas you study study study but my whole point was on here at seven thirty and on a leave till six thirty or seven at night and we've gone through so much tape and all this stuff and you've got the game plan for me and i'm tired want to go home we'll put this tape on i don't watch a lot and he wanted me to be smart you know there's only two coverages man and zone i can figure that out so i just i did yeah yeah it does depend on what you want your perception to be and i was very serious as a player very serious to have to be and then it was over that member to tell my family i said now i will be made out but but i'm not for that came out in interviews and stuff and that works not necessarily i love watching you you want to will couple click social media questions at real chris brown as well would be your go to play you have a favorite place to dig which is double double and post on the outside post on stalwart tied in twelve yard crossing route and then flanker post in with the option to slo

johnny no lo sÉ.0 cuando viente latinos acusaron a policÍas de arrestos injustificados, pesquisas ilegales y obstrucciÓn de justicia. cuatro uniformados fueron convictos por cargos criminales. >> un vehÍculo que recorre las calles de rio de janeiro estÁ causando sensaciÓn a sólo dos dÍas del inicio del mundial. el autobÚs recorre la ciudad brindando una experiencia inigualable. >> la fiebre del fÚtbol de brasil no tiene lÍmites para la imaginaciÓn. un autobÚs de Última generaciÓn fue transformado en una sala mÓvil de videojuegos donde la estrella es la Última ediciÓn de la crÓnica fifa 2014 con todos los astros. >> tenemos espacio para que jueguen mÁs de 20 niÑos simultÁneamente, sobre todo para el fÚtbol. desde que los niÑos y los no tanto ingresan al vehÍculo son recibidos por entrenadores que explican cÓmo funcionan las mÁquinas. los padres se pelean con ellos para jugar tambiÉn. son muy divertidas las escenas que se ven. aquÍ todo es futurismo. el autobÚs estÁ totalmente aislado del exterior por l

>> like johnny, many israelis feel solidarity with the refugees.they've been demonstrating in a peaceful and orderly fashion for weeks against israel's rigid asylum policies and against deportation to internment camps. >> there are jobs in agriculture. there are jobs in a variety of fields that could help the country. there are good solutions, but israel doesn't want to look at those solutions. it wants to neglect the problem while inciting the community, while then passing outrageous laws allowing for the ongoing incarceration. >> to avoid further criticism, the israeli government sent a parliamentary delegation to holot. after they viewed it, opinions on how to deal with the refugees were sharply divided. >> this is a good solution. too bad you journalists can't go in. the conditions are humane, there's great food and everything's clean. >> ten people have to share one toilet. and there are lots of problems. it's cold at night and the inmates only have flip-flops. there's no heating, no air conditioning. i find the conditions here appalling. >> a

so try a johnny appleseed hard apple cider tonight and let the stories flow. ♪ ♪ make a potato saladbe reckoned with. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. thjust got cooler withwn creamy avocado. packed with tender turkey, black forest ham, lean roast beef and every veggie you can dream up. all on freshly baked bread. >> jon: my gust tonight was the permanent representative of iraq to the united nations from 2006 to 2013. please welcome hamid al-bayati. sir. nice to see you. thank you very much. well, thank you much for joining us. we very much appreciate you being here because on american television, there are a lot of talking heads saying, "what's going on in iraq?" but we don't... boy, i don't know how to put this, know that much about it. [laughter] you perhaps might know more. so what happened? what's going on there right now? >> jon, definitely i know more than most of the americans. [laughter] >> jon: kind of goes without saying. i figured that. all right. so hit me. hit me. what happened? >> the iraq i was born in and grown up in i

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i had a day like that with johnny miller at pebble beach with my family and friends. i know how it goes. >> sorry about that. >> final of u.s. open, coming on 18. just four left on the course, third round at pinehurst no. 2. >>> chimes ringing from the nearby village chapel as snedeker plays this big break, right to left at 18. >> this is going to the very end. it comes down pretty good. >> pretty good putt. that was just earlier. so now lie with the second to last group. beautiful look high above no. 2. and now na for birdie. nice to see him bury one here after the four shots he gave back at two holes. 14 and 16. that adds up to a 73 for na who, again, at one point, solo second. after 13 holes. >> a double bogey, and then he hit it on 14. >> now, he's a full seven back. and snedeker has this to remain 6 back, roger. excuse me, mark. >> yeah, luke at these two, kevin na and snedeker, and both of them would -- you know, a round really with that round, made a real move. >> this time a move on kaymer. you had the best round of the day turned in from compton and fowler. b

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