walker, not a difficult decision because to be -- the great thing about this company is that johnnieker is 198 years old and guinness started in 1759. our job is to make the great brands even greater. that is what attracted me to the company. francine: do consumers drink more at home, they want a story that goes with the brands they drink? >> at home and going out, depending on the country and the culture and how socializing takes place. our brands participate in moments of celebration, relaxation, being out with friends. they are built into the fabric of culture. whiskey has a renaissance around the world. young people are interested, how it is made and where it comes from, and the stories behind it. that is what we love, telling the stories and getting the connection with consumers. francine: how much does scale matter? do you need to be bigger to demand better premiums and where your product gets placed? >> it is both. my key job is to keep a big company small and scale matters, and we have a wonderful portfolio with market leading brands across all of the major categories. at the

the return of johnny football, johnny manziel, is back on the gridiron.bout his performance overnight in the spring league as he sets his sights on the future? >> can i just say that -- >> no. >> i'm just happy ron said that and not me. >> yes. >> you took a lot of joy from that, didn't you? >> a little bit of joy. >>> we're going to start here -- we'll get to johnny manziel coming up in a minute. we're going to start here in east pittsburgh where investigators are trying to figure out whether weather was a factor in a massive landslide. >> a major road collapsed destroying apartment buildings and forcing dozens from their homes. abc's kenneth moton is at the scene. and, kenneth, what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: paula and dan, we're getting a better look at the mess out here this morning. take a look. that pile of rubble behind me here used to be four apartment homes. crews as you can see, are already back at work. they are trying to clean up and secure this hillside as much as possible. this morning, landslide emergency in western pennsylvania

johnny recorded rusty cage in 1996.rden front man picked cash's you never knew my mind. >> my father wrote you never knew my mind in 1967 when he was going through a breakup with his first wife, vivian. and chris connected intimately with his experience to finish the sing my father started. >> it would be one of cornell's last recordings. >> i never really knew your mind. >> reporter: the songs span johnny cash's life. from his teenage years, to just before his death, in 2003. when he was mourning the recent loss of his wife, june. >> my father was persistent. people say did your dad die of a broken heart. i know he died with one. i've don't think it killed him. i think he would still be making music with us today, if his body h hadn't given out. >> you tell me i must perish. >> the song forever comes from one of the last poems, johnny cash wrote. performed by chris christopherson and willie nelson. ♪ the songs that i sang >>> environmentalists say climate change is a disaster and take toll on some of the world's coffee

. >>> we're behind the scenes at johnny galecki returns to his "roseanne" roots. >> the most surreal sex peer yens i have ever had. >>> the voice and idol war. >> that's why i didn't picks idol. that's why i picked the voice. >> and is ka the ty just going too far. >> my pants! >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> mariah carey accused of sexual harassment by her former manager. which is shocking. less than a year ago, these two were best friends. and powerhouse business partners. now, they're heading toward a face-off in court. ♪ >> i've been screwed over so many times by so many people. but stella, she protects me. i protect her. >> she gives people life. she's a life-giver. >> it's perfectly normal to lay down on a counter. nobody understands me. >> is it sexual harassment or diva behavior? well according to a source close to stella, things fell apart for a few reasons. the first, alleging mim irk walked around naked. the second was breach of contract. and allegations of train wreck behavior, considering this is what stella told us. >> i joke and say she's my sister wife. >>. >>

and now i think -- you don't delay a confirmation hearing for nothing. >> johnny isakson seems to be giving him the benefit of the doubt. it is all -- it sounds like this is really just coming at the senators, they're really just -- that also leads me to wonder, was -- did the white house have no inkling about it or they didn't -- they didn't care about it? the allegations against him, which it is not -- it has not become clear exactly what all the allegations are. >> that's a very good question. i'll remind you that we had incidents, johnny mcintee, rob porter, we have had situations where people working in close proximity to the president of the united states seemed to have issues in their background that you would think would have disqualified them on the front end and didn't. now, that doesn't directly answer your question, kate, which is how much did they know if anything. but i wouldn't say, well, just because he's the white house physician, i wouldn't say that means the white house was aware necessarily of some of these allegations because if past is prologue, they might not h

you can imagine what it must be like to be presented with a johnny cash lyric.it but terrified. you have to honor it up. >> want to hear it all. that's nice. beautiful, anthony. >> love that leather jacket. >> it gets around. >> thanks. and hear more of "cbs this morning" on our podcast and itunes. up next. to describe the new signature crafted recipe by mcdonald's: garlic white cheddar. layered with a slice of white cheddar cheese... a medley of crispy garlic chips... ...and a dramatic drizzle of creamy garlic aioli. (breath) luckily, you can take your time to savor every bite. >>> look at the beautiful green. be sure too tune in to the cbs news. as you look back, let's take a look at what happened this week. have a good weekend. >> this was going to be my remarks. >>> critics wondering when this tit for tat between the u.s. and china will end. >> you understand the concept of being taken advantage of. >> china just took its gloves off. >> do you think a trade war with china would be good? >> it would be better to work these things out. >> we're going to be gua

. >> speaking of comedy gold, sarah gilbert and johnny galecki as your mom and dad.for your birthday. >> yes. >> what's that like? >> amazing. johnny galecki is a class act. he brought records of wonder woman for me and jaden and aims. it was sweet. it was rad to work with him. >> what are some of the lessons you learned from sarah? >> she's a baller. she's got the best work ethic. she does the talk and then comes to roseanne. i love sarah. >> either you got it or you don't. >> kevin hart's comedy routine stops for no one except his trainer. >> we know kev is obsessed with working out and now he's hoping his celebrity friends will do it with him. >> kevin call us. we' we're there. nancy does a mean push up. >> we want muscles like that. >> yeah, "saturday night live's" leslie jones is the latest to join hart on his youtube series "what the fit." >> and as expected belly laughs were part of their exercise routine. >> yee ha. rope 'em cow girl. >> come on, leslie. >> leslie hit up a ranch with kevin to tone up through roping and wrangling, the cowboy work out. >> she's

special guest started johnny gileki definitely lephelped, bu will he return?ing back on the set. >> i wasn't as emotionally prepared. it's like a time machine. apart from birth, probably the most surreal experience of my life. >> johnny made his row taen return reprizing his role as david healey. >> sometimes i think you'll be happy to hear. >> sometimes in the same room for the first time in 21 years. . >> johnny was san francisco when he first stepped on to the iconic set. the show had already been on for three years. >> my name is kevin. >> i'm darlene. >> i know. we had detention together once. >> in his first episode his character was named kevin, bibi his next episode roseanne had changed it to david, the name of his country on a short-lived head of the class spinoff. >> it's fantastic to work with sarah again. we have remained fremds, and she was in the big bang early on in a row. >> david and darlene meet again after he unexpectedly showed up for their teenage daughter's birth dated and dropped a bombshell. >> i met swup. >> how did you meet someone? >

here's johnny, that is what people are putting on their emails they. john williams were placing bill dudley, retiring. the new york fed has come through with its selection. let's remember why the new york fed is so important, why there is so much focus on this appointment. new york fed, first among equals. the new york fed is a permanent voter on policy, the others alternate vote on the fomc. vice chairman of fomc, much closer as advisor to the chair, which bill dudley certainly was to janet yellen. overseas big wall street banks and conducts open market operations.

makes it 7-zip oakland wins 10-2 johnny cueto coming off the disable list to face the diamondbacks in arizona. he sprained his left ankle in a bullpen session on april seventh cueto dealing in his return... strikes out 11, allows 2 hits in seven innings patric corbin had a no-hitter going a-j pullock lays out to get the final out in the seventh

anyway, our heroine meets this young man, played by johnny flynn, called pascal, a wild character, aond, and immediately the family take against him. plus, the rest of the community are very suspicious of him, but she falls in love with him, and he sparks in a rebellious spirit that has hitherto been kept under wraps. here is a clip. i'm sorry, sir, butjeans aren't allowed in the clubhouse. it's the club dress code. but they're blackjeans! i'm sorry. maybe the burger, then. yeah. hubbub. i'd like to make a toast. to my family. for everything you've done for me. i forgive you. thud. get out! what i really like about this film, you can see from this the palpable tension, and, secondly, there has been a string of murders on the island, and the finger of suspicion points towards pascal, obviously johnny flynn's character, who moll believes is innocent, because she is in love, because he is manipulative, or is it because she has dark secrets in our past? the best way of describing this is that it is kind of like a twisted fairy tale, the title itself alludes to beauty and the beast, and t

delaware's senator chris coons agreed to change his vote no to present to leave the committee johnny a negative isakson was the only one missing. here is the meeting. we pride ourselves on starting meetings exactly on time. have had a few entrepreneurial things happen over the last few minutes and therefore, we are discussing a way forward for this. today will discuss the nomination of mike pompeo to be sen. corker: the committee will come to order. today we will discuss the nomination of mike pompeo to be the next secretary of state. we are also going to consider two other nominations. i'm going to make some comments about our nominee and i'm going z to do the same. desk other members who wish to speak to the nomination to do so in the actual -- when the actual vote takes place. i know everyone has sent out a statement. hopefully not everyone will need to speak. i surly want to accommodate those who wish to do so. its spread ever secretary of state nominee, i want to talk about our committee briefly. committee was established in 1816 and one of the original standing committees of th

johnny isakson was the only member of the committee missing from the vote. here's the hour-long meeting. with our discussing a way forward for this. today will discuss the nomination of mike pompeo to be the next secretary of state. we will also consider two other nominations and a fine foreign services officer list. i will make comments on our nominee and ask center menendez to do the same. desk other members who wish to speak to the nomination to do so in the actual -- when the actual vote takes place. i know everyone has sent out a statement. hopefully not everyone will need to speak. i surly want to accommodate those who wish to do so. its spread ever secretary of state nominee, i want to talk about our committee briefly. committee was established in 1816 and one of the original standing committees of the senate. without jurisdiction over legislation concerning the conduct of u.s. foreign policy, including foreign assistance, treaties, declarations of war, among other matters. are also responsible for the oversight of the state department, review executi

on hold for now so they can take some time to look into these allegations against jackson and johnny isakson is a republican, he said he doesn't necessarily believe some of these allegations that are coming out about a hostile workplace environment that jackson perhaps presided over at different points in his career. there is also some talk about alcohol use and things of that nature. and isakson said he wants jackson to have the full opportunity to respond to the claims and he frankly believes that many of them are not true. now, take a listen to what jackson and tester had to say a few minutes ago. >> we'll release a joint statement and a letter we're sending out that will speak for me and i think for will speak for john and we'll have a hearing at some time in the future, but not wednesday. >> why not wednesday? >> we need time to get some reaffirmation. >> are you concerned? >> i'm concerned that the press is making up far too many stories that aren't true before we get a meeting l ja inmeeting. we need to take a deep breath, give the man a chance to be heard, let us ask the ques

all right, this is for johnny cash.hat he was like we didn't know him but you knew him. >> i'm the eldest and cuter gatlin brother, mom's favorite. he was like a big brother to me. 41 years ago, i crawled out of a delivery room and rang 284-6565 and i said john, it's the pilgrim. and i wanted you it know that joshua cash gatlin just discovered america. that's my son. he hollers out june love, june love, it's the pilgrim on the phone he said joshua cash gatlin just discovered america. isn't that wonderful june love. two hours later he brought a gift for my son joshua cash gatlin. my wife tracy live had a boy cash caldwell. the cash family kept us from starving to death. he championed my cause. put me on shows when nobody knew who i was. steve: you wrote the forward to the new book called the "man in song" biography of john cash by john m. alexander who is a friend of yours. how did you meet johnny cas cash? >> i was in nashville where they used to make the he haw shows. i got fired on friday. and sunday morning i sang a

. >>> a little bit later, a tribute to johnny cash.e'll take you to tennessee to hear new music from the singer's previous previously published poetry and prose. i'm brook silva-braga. this is the "cbs morning news." unique blends of slow-release carbs to help manage blood sugar. every meal. every craving. it's the choices you make when managing blood sugar that are the real victories. glucerna. everyday progress. from the world's number one conditioner brand... new pantene light-as-air foam conditioner, full of rich pro-v nutrients... ...and infused with air. for 100% conditioning, with 0% weight. strong is beautiful. new pantene. foam conditioner. >>> our top stories this morning, president trump says he didn't know anything about the $130,000 payment to adult film star daniels. the president's personal attorney paid daniels to keep her from talking about an alleged sexual encounter with mr. trump. the president denies that affair. >>> video was released moments before a mentally disturbed black man was shot and killed in brooklyn. t

continues with the politics of personal destruction. >> why was johnny isakson part of this, why are so many republicans concerned about these allegations? i agree, it's problematic if they're wrong. >> when it comes to politics of personal destruction and this president, there's a simple way to -- if the white house is so confident that he's been wronged, put his nomination up again. >> right. >> do it. >> send it back to the committee. if they think this is a complete scam and a lie and tester is doing this off the top of my head, they should put it back before the committee. >> you're missing point. >> what can he know about tester? maybe tester's private attorney paid a porn star $130,000. >> this is the problem. remember what happened with the senator from alaska, they came after him and years after he died -- >> ted stevens. >> ted stevens, he was exonerated. we destroy people's credibility. we tear people down. you be substantiated facts. stick it out there and it may or may not be true, give me a break. >> did you like when ted cruz' dad killed jfk? >> lock her up. >> hang on

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johnny johnny isakson makes the decision.ohnny is concerned enough, i have talked to at least three about it so far in the veterans committee, they are all concerned about what's going on. that's why they delayed it. they wouldn't have delayed it if they thought the charges were empty. it is is clear that -- veterans have not come first in this whole process. that's what is disturbing. and i wish the white house would have a backup plan. it is pretty clear admiral jackson's nomination is in at least some trouble. and the white house should be thinking whom do we want to select to be head of the v.a. they had a v.a. running relatively well. veterans groups were happy with shulkin. they fired him because they didn't like his politics. now look what they've dup. and i just want to fix this. >> do you think ronny jackson is going to survive this day? >> i don't know about this day. there are community-based outpatient in swraeupbsville, lima, chillicothe. people who work at the v.a., people recruited by the v.a. to work there, th

johnny isakson give the eulogy to his best friend into a not be back until 11:30 p.m. this evening. we have 11 ayes, and 10 nos. we can do this several different ways. it is historic to send a secretary of state to the floor that a positive recommendation. it can be done in other ways, we know the other ways it could be done. but, when you consider the fact when of our most respected isakson, whynator no has come to us on many occasions, has paired what's with "and you voted present so the outcome would be the way it was supposed to be if everyone was here. i'd ask the indulgence of the committee know what we have 11 members who voted yes and 10 members wanted no -- i would ask the committee understanding the historic nature of this that the in'sttee by voice vote this nominee to the floor with a positive recommendation knowing that if johnny isakson was here, a valued member -- if you were would be voting for this at 11:30 p.m. at night, and this nominee would go to the floor with a positive recommendation. will have airman, great deal of respect for senator isakson. a secretaryte

work two or three hours on, and they really are proud of it, and then you turn to them and say, "johnnyi am going to put thad's name on it." that is the most graphic way to let them know that art and creativity should be protected. they should give credit for it. they should do that. >> but what about those who rely on the works of others as their artistic medium? some people have found success from the work of others by creating remixes or parodies of another person's creativity, but is it legal? as it turns out, the u.s. code of laws has the answer. title 17, chapter 1, section 107. many people call it the fair use clause, which basically states people can use the works of others in their own way, so long as it is changed in a way that is expressed differently from the author's original intent. so things like doing product reviews, reactions, song remixes, and even news is fine with some caution. >> some people try to copy my work, but i do a special signature so they know it is me. >> cases simply fall down to who owns a work of art and whether others have asked permission to use it.

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>> zapkin's back, johnny lawrence. >> jimmy: johnny lawrence -- >> revenge -- >> jimmy: is back!end up -- because you end up managing -- running dojos, right, or competing? >> well, he re-opens the cobra kai dojo. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> which is -- [ laughter ] for daniel larusso, you know, it's kryptonite to superman, that's not going to happen. >> jimmy: no, that can't happen. >> and so therein lies the rivalry. and what's so -- part of the humor of the show is the fact that these guys in their 50s will not let it go. [ laughter ] and there's also -- you know, it also is a continuation in the sense that it has, you know, great heart, give you some goose pumps, kick ass action scenes, great young actors, and just a great buzz to this, such great anticipation so -- >> jimmy: come on you're the best. "cobra kai." [ cheers and applause ] it's may 2nd. youtube red. i want to show a clip. here's ralph macchio in the new series "cobra kai." take a look. >> come here. louie, get over here, i want you to meet somebody. >> no, no. i got to go. >> no, no, no. this is johnny lawrence. he and

. >> who wouldn't like to kiss johnny galecki? johnny and i have such a special connection.added bonus. >> i'm sorry, am i being too loud? >> no, you're being perfect and you know it. >> johnny galecki, my god. he's got so much money. i can't believe -- i'm angry for his success. no, i'm very happy for him, he's great. >> i tried an accent once and it didn't work for me. people kept asking if i was wearing a retainer. >> sandra bernhard, who is so funny. >> i specifically told arnie to be here at 9:30. all these years later, people will comment on, you know, what i was wearing and loved the outfits and just nancy's outrageousness. it is really a big part of the lexicon of my career. >> james pickens, he's unbelievably talented. but we knew that, you know, decades ago. >> even before i got the "grey's anatomy" gig. i would get folks going, i remember you from "roseanne." you were chuck. you're a wild man, marvin. they even brought on bob hope one time for a came owe. the audience just went up. >> we get so used to seeing great people, that it just becomes an every day thing.

show was still on the air, the internet is clowning jon johnny, but the joke isn't on him.have lost out on a trip to spain. but he brought home $19,000 in party cash. here is a picture of him going to pick up a celebratory snack. topic number three. all you have to do is read it. mispronouncing a phrase is not the only way to lose out on a trip overseas. prince harry and meghan markle did not invite president trump or former president obama to the wedding because they don't want a politically charged incident. william's wedding featured 260 government officials from around the world poont way harry wears the crown is if he has a birthday party at burger king. but while the presidents are out, the lawyers are in. meghan markle's former cast members are going to attend but that could change when they hear the former spice girls are going to perform. i think we all can agree anybody who is on t snrrks the 90s needs to go away. a new hampshire woman went for a job interview in a prison. she didn't get the job but she wound up on a first-name basis with the inmates. she was inte

that wasn't johnny's own flub of the night.500. >> "c." >> sorry. >> oh, no. >> this is one of those before and after clues. dog and pony, show me the money was the full clue. there were only two letters left. the wheel was on $2,500 and johnny missed it. he asked for the letter "c" which of course was not in the puzzle. it wasn't a good day for johnny. >> jonny had a rough day. >> a bad day. the wrong time. >> right there, bankrupt right underneath. >> hang in there, johnny. >> it'll get better. thank you very much, diane. >>> coming up, youtube under fire, new questions about protecting your children's privacy online. >>> and check out this sixth grade teacher. she has had it. she is blasting students and parents on facebook. hundreds of thousands are weighing in. and parents on facebook. hundreds of thousands are weighing in. just listen. (vo) there's so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. ninety eight percent are still on the road after 10 years. come on

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johnny mercer, the longest serving conservative mp, ken clarke, was perfectly clear that there should because cabinet has to be accountable to parliament and if it's inconvenient, too bad, you have to have a vote. it's not a question of convenience, this argument that you must go through parliament to conduct self defence is intellectually bankrupt. if you look at how these are made and the intelligence going into these decision—making processes, they will never come into the public domain and they never showed. they will go to the intelligence services who produce wings which can never go into the public domain. mps will be debating with half of the information they will look at the information and make decisions based on that and that's how democracy works. chilcot could not have been clearer about the three conditions, firstly that the intelligence must be robust, which in iraq it wasn't, secondly that there must be a plan, there is no plan, and number three, that you must bring the public with you. bringing the public with you surely means debating in parliament and having some tr

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i will chance this guys name to johnny vegas. >> that's a nice chip for the green into the cup, he isround all weekend. birdie putt at 15, 3/75 for him today. a little worse than yesterday, +4 overall. stenson is in it, 270 today, beautiful chip at 11. that's how it's done. here is your leader, not exactly a household name. he keeps doing this, he will be. >> this is a nice shot, he is nine underpar for both rounds. shot a 600 today, a two shot leader and he gets the tapping from their. this is a good old-fashioned american league, issued out you might say. the a's have a defense problem i can. how about what shoehei ohtani is doing with support. >> third home run of the week after the a's buildup in early six nothing lead. they lost a -- a few of the last games in anaheim. now matt chapman, he put the charge and things. eight - five, a's lead . >> at the home run, olson will take it. that's his second, seventh- inning, two on, two out. a's with a two-run lead. chapman throws the ball away, this is a guy who just made a great play right proceeding that. now, a two-run square and we ar

after he was convicted of industrial espionage in absentia the man who claims to be a whistleblower johnny fled to geneva with files that were later leaked to the media they were allegedly proving tax evasion by h.s.b.c. clients is accused of an authorized acquisition of data financial espionage violating swiss bank and business secrecy rules. now this connection could be a real game changer the first direct train from london to amsterdam has completed its maiden journey it took less than four hours now rail service operator eurostar hopes its new route will entice boast both business and leisure presenters to switch from air to rail travel from city center to city center just as fast as fly . the platform at london's simpang chris was mostly filled with officialdom just before the first amsterdam bound euro study pondered a low small party of tourists also managed to get on board for an on time departure . the london amsterdam route is yours does first network expansion since one thousand nine hundred ninety four when the trains began connecting various cities in france and belgium the am

senator johnny isaacson was the only member of the committee missing from the vote. here's the hour long meeting. >> we proud ourselves on starting meetings exactly on time. we have had a few entrepreneurial things happen and therefore we're discussing a ay forward for this. so the committee will come to order today. today we're going to discuss the nomination of mike pompeo to be the next secretary state. we're also going to consider two or nominations and five foreign service officer lists. i'm going to make some comments about our nominee and going to ask senator menendez to do the same and i would ask other members to speak on the nomination to speak when the actual vote takes place. i know that everyone has -- most everyone has sent out a statement. hopefully not everyone will need to speak. but i certainly want to accommodate people who twoish do so. before speaking in support of our state secretary nominee. want to talk about our committee. it is one of the original standing committees of the senator. we hold jurisdiction over legs drning conduct of u.s. forei

those hits early in this game, might not pay dividends when you put a hurting on somebody johnny but-- >> john: it accumulates. get the yips when they go back for puck knowing that someone's beat down. when you get tired you make mistakes. nine shots in overtime, six taken by san jose. karlsson, thwarted. >> joe: good stick by eric fehr there. he's done a lot of that tonight. >> john: through center. marchessault steps in. across. william karlsson. defensive play by justin braun. colin miller. broken stick. karlsson in front. cleaned up. good defensive play by vlasic. san jose gets it back out. outside the line. couture with hertl. merrill defending with reilly smith. direct pass by marchessault back out. san jose jumps on it. logan couture. bouncer. stick to it. going hard at merrill. marchessault fights off a check. deals it back in the san jose zone. brenden dillon makes sure he gains center. feed it in. timo meier. tierney by engelland. pavelski is on it. winder wide of fleury. >> eddie: off the referee's skate perfectly right to dillon. >> john: through the middle. perron. haula

then after johnny there was phoebe. it was a sister who worked there for the state of hawaii. after phoebe, there was abraham. abraham was one who went to the university of hawaii. who represented why in the world conference of christian youth. in amsterdam in 1939. the story about him is that he, the wall broke out in europe when he was in amsterdam. so i -- he had difficulty trying to get home. but he finally found his way back to the united states. he became a minister. and the famous minister and hawaii reverend doctor abraham and was the minister of the oldest church in honolulu. and he was the one that in a sense, front along the word aloha. that became part of the state. he was the one that gave state speeches when we became a state. and -- was what i called a quiet rebel. in his own way he brought many changes about and hawaii. and established what we call blessings for everything that is new. his belief was when anything is new it should be made right. and so, he had blessings. today you will find that in hawaii, every time a building or street or anything new is buil

>> anthony: johnny cash. >> mister huh: johnny cash. >> anthony: yeah.o karaoke. i must have blocked it out. all roads led here. i knew that. no escape. only embrace. i am now, after an evening of full-on cultural immersion, acutely aware of my role as big brother. my new salary men friends looking to me to set an example. all right, guys, let's party. >> mister huh: pour on your head. >> server: i'll give it, soju. >> anthony: soju? >> man: nice to meet you. >> anthony: so, correct me if i'm wrong here. it's dried squid, m&ms and mixing your alcohols? >> daniel: yeah. hey, come back. spooek spooek >> anthony: it seemed like a good idea back at the office. yeah? ah! >> mister huh: okay! >> anthony: next i'll be performing a medley from mamma mia. ♪ come on baby light my fire >> mister huh: light my fire. >> anthony: fire, fire. yes. >> daniel: oh, we got a low score, we only got forty-five. >> anthony: mouse fish? >> mister huh: i love you more than i can say. >> tony. tony jch >> mister huh: tony, sit down. sit down. >> daniel: we got to go somewhere el

one day i'm going out on the bachelor and i think that's johnny gosch best night. so no girl. whom i know will get it. to go any good he was. that it got the. job it is one and. whatever bad thoughts you had bad he opened a ticket. that will continue his kind. i should go but yeah one day and. i could be. the one who can come. by you does a crucible watch where the normal time. was any number that you know we've got our moment and we don't work on that when we got off a couple one yeah the manager with and with us some pretty tough and pleaded with them could listen to him but. there was a but then what you didn't know what you're the most i know most of my view was adopted and when we. come up with a term i come up with i'm going some weeks in because when i'm going to have you could. almost i should have been. called totally because you're bound to get into the jungle. when i do come home why don't you know he. had their eyes. you know yeah density. to know and he added. into king sound can down the yankees are you going down. oh. yeah right you can look at their. and i know

. >> chris and johnny helping out comcast thursday. it was a nice day. needed the jackets early in the morning and t-shirt weather in the afternoon and back to jacket now. san francisco with that chilly breeze. might see a patch or two of low clouds for morning. oakland buzzing after that no-hitter. deb lin cooling to 60 after a high of 82. those high temperatures you're looking at, similar forecast on the way tomorrow. 62 degrees currently in san jose. 40s and low 50s as we start the morning in the afternoon. 3:00 in the bay, temperatures in low 70s with 80s inland and a mild evening to wrap up tomorrow. daytime highs, low 80s around san jose, may see mid-8 0z around pleasanton. bay side temperatures in the 7 0z. upper 60s to near 70s in san francisco. north bay temperatures will be in the 70s to low 80s. that's your hour-by-hour feature cast. not much to see. no high pressure in our weather. showers getting into friday night into next saturday. no worries about this weekend, we'll finish the weekend feeling more like summer with 50s and 60s on the coas

we are here to say do not make any changes for a developer that's coming johnny come lately. can they even build affordable housing? when i worked for the san francisco housing authority, they did it -- and backed out because they couldn't figure out how to develop low income, mixed income housing. so, who are they to come forward now? >> your time is up. >> president hillis: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. joyce armstrong, president of the public housing tenant association. and in the words of our elder, amos brown, shame, shame, shame. shame on you. this is a blatant abuse of power on behalf of this department, o.e.w.d., and the m.o.c. mayor's office of housing and community development. they should be holding developers to be accountable and fighting for inclusionary housing, which we feel is low to moderate income for the residents of hunters view. for everyone not going behind the backs of the community, and the sfcf commissioners and departments for a quick payout. we say enough, enough, please move 1550 so we can have that building there for our

gabi, michelle, and caleb and rocker man there, those going home are garrett, marcio and johnny who even lessons this week to try to stay. it was a suggestion from katy to try to improve his stage presence. sometimes even a ballet lesson doesn't help. >> did not work. i couldn't fit in there. >> next week is disney week. so get your mickey mouse ears ready. we saw katy and luke's happy dance, what does yours look like? >> we will not be doing any ballet skills on national television. >> ha, ha, there it is. >> thank you, thank you. ah, i'm out of breath from that. >> you're out of breath from that? >> yeah. >> ballet is very aerobic. >> bonus skinny coming up next. >> bonus skinny. powerful skincare,s now light-as-air a breakthrough moisturizer whipped for instant absorption feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new olay whips ageless ♪ isn't she lovely ♪ isn't she wonderful >> ♪ isn't she lovely ♪ isn't she wonderful >>> very appropriate song, because we've got another baby announcement for you. >> yes. your friend. >> my best friend. dwayne the rock johnson has just become a dad to a n

>> i did "johnny carson" in 1982. >> stephen: wow!eally, really ate it. i think they, like, cut to a different angle in the camera because i was, like, splayed. i was like-- ( laughs ) >> stephen: physical comedy. physical comedy. >> i was, like, this is a lesson in humiliation. like-- >> stephen: how has that changed? >> it's the "tonight show" and you're seven and you have completely eaten it. >> stephen: yeah. >> but, you know, it's cool. i worked with him all the time. i would go on the show when jay leno and joan rivers were on. i was on his show like, eight times. and, then i started bringing him gag gifts. like, he was on his eighth divorce and i brought him a set of dishes with his name on it, and i was like, "now, your-- whatever woman you divorce is not going to want these, because they say 'johnny'!" >> stephen: wow. >> yeah! i was a real, like, card, or something. i don't know why or how i had that sense of humor, but yeah, i, like, loved joking with him. and then, in this very theater, i did something in particular with m

. >> i was grateful for the chance on monday to make a small gesture for johnny isakson of georgia. i know he had an exceptionally difficult day. he delivered the eulogy at his best friend's funeral. we were in a place where we had taken the vote on foreign relations and every democrat voted against it. he put in question, are we going to make johnny come up here at 11:00 or later tonight and reconvene for the same boat with the same result? i changed my vote just to accommodate. it didn't change the outcome. >> martha: that did not go forward, you are going to vote against mike pompeo for secretary of state tomorrow afternoon? >> i am and if i could, i would love a moment to explain that what i was doing was paying it forward. republican senator mike brown of south dakota last year when my father died unexpectedly, and i was on the floor looking and feeling miserable, he came across the floor and said to me, if you need to leave and go be with her family, we'll work it out so it doesn't change the outcome of the vote so you can go be with your family. that meant the world to me and

what i anticipate johnnie is going to do is over the next week and we're out, we're back in the states over this next week, it will allow us and our staffs to do some more additional bipartisan work in getting to the bottom of this. and then if it looks like it's possible to reschedule it, it will happen. if it doesn't, it won't. >> some of the people still currently work in the white house medical unit. do they fear retribution? >> yes. absolutely nap's one of the big, big problems. that's one ofrt problems we have coming out. if admiral jackson does not get confirmed and goes back to his old job and some of these people work with him, they're afraid if their name comes out, there will be retribution against them. >> he would be able to stay in his current job even with these allegations? >> that is a call i believe the president would have to make. but we went a setter off today to the white house on a number of issue, reports that are out there, e-mails out there to try to be able to get to the bottom of this. inspector general reports to get to the bottom and find out what has tran