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jones, my name is josh brolin. and he looked at me -- "okay."--" and he looks at me f the most long, awkward pose and he goes "all right." and i was like -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: have you done imitations for him? >> never, no, we did a read-through and i refused to do it in front of him. so, they did two separate. one, the first act and then the second, third act, i did later because, you know -- you don't want to get it wrong, man. he hasn't come up to me. i heard he came up to barry and will, said some really nice things about the movie. but i'm not going to go, what did you think about me playing you, playing k as a young guy -- like, how cool is that? you know? i love acting. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a great impersonation. it's a weird -- what did you do last time you were here? you did an impersonation of john malkovich. and that was a great -- do you do a lot of people? >> you got to go out to a bar and have a couple of drinks. i mean, that's how -- i bet barry sonnenfelt -- >> dire >> jimmy: director of the mov

josh, josh is a cancer.ording to the diet, hides a vulnerability and a loyal soul, which we know to be true. >> we do know that to be true. >> cancer rules the stomach. and food brings a sense of emotional security. so, when you're upset, josh, you find solace in food. so, you need to consider that when you're dieting. >> broccoli. come here, broccoli. give me a big hug. >> in terms of workout, military-style workouts don't work for a cancer. they're much better with swimming or tai chi. which works for josh. >> makes sense. >> i have robin. robin's a sagittarius. you love travel and the great outdoors. it says, your big weakness is snacks. and you need to try an oriental diet, which includes fish, nuts, seeds, and veggies. >> it's out. they were saying wrap. i just wasn't listening. everybody, that's "pop news." check out our website for more. >>> let's get to sam, now, with the weather. sam? >> lara, i totally missed my whole leo thing. i didn't get -- i didn't hear the leo part. paws up for us lions born

josh is absolutely right. it's an enormously important foundation for the future of america's health care system. the one thing the affordable care act does that makes my heart sing is we have 50 million people who are uninsured and this is going to allow tens of millions of people to gain health coverage, and that's an important thing to emphasize in terms of what the states need to do because it's one thing to have legislation with expansion of the medicaid program, increasing eligibility, particularly for the adult population, and then too much tax credit subsidies for people up to 400% of poverty which is $75,000 for a family of three, $92,000 for a family of four. but you still have to get these folks enrolled. and we have got to have enrollment friendly systems in place and there's going to be a greater challenge with the partnership with maybe the state doing medicaid and the feds doing the exchanges. we've got to make sure simple application forms that you can apply online, that there's no -- every doo

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>> reporter: when the dust settles, josh hopes he'll be packing for london. josh has sort of become an international gay rights activist, especially in the athletic community, if you will. now, opening ceremonies for these olympic trials begin at noon tomorrow here at the arena green so all are welcome. then at 2:00, the competition begins with the men. we're live in san jose, damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> one of the gymnasts that will not be competing this week is gold medalist shawn johnson. one of the stars of the 2008 olympics, johnson was expecting to compete in san jose but was forced to retire because of a knee injury. she joined us on our morning show and she said she's now a gold medal cheerleader. >> it's, you know, deja vu pretty much. it feels like i was just here for 2008 a. being here supporting the girls and watching them hopefully make it on, they're like my sisters. i mean, it's really emotional for me. >> the countdown is on. only 30 days until the start of the summer olympic games in london and the city is buzzing with excitement.

josh. josh? >> a silver lining. ginger zee, there for us. >>> the man suspected of gunning down three people at a pool party near auburn university, in alabama, including two former football players, has surrendered to u.s. marshals. 22-year-old desmonte leonard has been on the run since saturday, when police say he got into a fight over a woman. investigators say the pressure of being on the run finally got to him. >>> also this morning, the man chosen by gabby giffords to take her seat in congress has won the special election to complete her term. ron barber worked for giffords. both were wounded in the towsyo tucson rampage. both were shot in the shooting rampage that injured giffords. >>> and one of the titans on wall street is expected to offer an apology today. jpmorgan chase ceo, jamie dimon, has been called to capitol hill, to explain how his bank managed to lose some $2 billion on risky trades that went bust. he'll try to convince lawmakers that his bank, the largest in the country, has taken steps to make

josh's lawyer says josh afghan failed his polygraph. >> he fail it had. >> the russian kids? >> greg rosenberg in his deposition he talked about the polygraph he admitted he failed as well. he claimed it was due to the fact he had some sort of disorder. >> i think it is a botched robbery, grand cover up right at the very beginning. that is why we are sitting here 7 years later. >> the blood on the awning would it cause injury to leave the kind of blood skidded on the awning directly below? >> we found out there was also blood on the bed which was my son's. >> right on the bed as well. >> indicating trauma? >> indicating something happened before he went over board. >> are you satisfied, bri, that your sister-in-law jennifer is absolutely innocent of any wrong doing in this? >> it is my understanding the fbi has cleared jennifer. >> she is cleared. >> you say that some what reluctantly. almost be grudgingly? >> i think we are disappointed jennifer didn't help us fight for answers. perhaps that's why you sense that in my tone. >> you have new evidence apparently. are you hopefu

>>reporter: but josh valdez or joshie as affectionately called is in a coma. and life has become undone. >> hard to see him like. that all bruised up. he has road rash all over his back. and his neck is broke. >>reporter: nobody knows exactly what happened early saturday morning after midnigh midnight. josh was walking through this intersection at san pedro and butter field in morgan hill when police think he was hit by a car. officers happened to see him always they drove by. he was unconscious. >> he was laying there what we think just under an hour between the time of incident of collision and when we located him. horrible. >>reporter: thought breaking his family heart. >> whoever did this or whoever was involved or if anybody saw anything, nobody cared enough for the human life that had been possibly lost or damage to say anything. >>reporter: the lack of action saturday night is prompting them to act now. >> stick a small flier or pray for josh on the door. >>reporter: gathering support wherever they fine it n.small business ins morgan hill donation jar s

>>reporter: but josh valdez or joshie as affectionately called is in a coma. and life has become undone. >> hard to see him like. that all bruised up. he has road rash all over his back. and his neck is broke. >>reporter: nobody knows exactly what happened early saturday morning after midnigh midnight. josh was walking through this intersection at san pedro and butter field in morgan hill when police think he was hit by a car. officers happened to see him always they drove by. he was unconscious. >> he was laying there what we think just under an hour between the time of incident of collision and when we located him. horrible. >>reporter: thought breaking his family heart. >> whoever did this or whoever was involved or if anybody saw anything, nobody cared enough for the human life that had been possibly lost or damage to say anything. >>reporter: the lack of action saturday night is prompting them to act now. >> stick a small flier or pray for josh on the door. >>reporter: gathering support wherever they fine it n.small business ins morgan hill donation jar s

bryson is being investigated, josh, for felony hit and run. josh? >> as that investigation continues, we know you'll have it. jake tapper in washington. thank you for that. >>> stunning, new information this morning on just how much the great recession has, in fact, cost us. take a look at this. the net worth of the average household dropped from more than $125,000 in 2003 to just $77,300. a 40% drop. most of it, that's not surprisingly, in the value of our homes. >>> meantime, new jitters on wall street today, even though the banks in spain just got a bailout. there's now concerns that the recession there is getting worse. and now, all eyes are focusing on whether italy will need a bailout, as well. >>> and a devastating blow to autism research. a freezer malfunctioned at the massachusetts hospital that houses the world's largest collection of autistic brain samples. and this morning, we've now learned some one-third of those samples were damaged. experts are calling the loss a ten-year setback. >>> and dramatic video to show you this morning. poli

josh's lawyer says josh afghan failed his polygraph. >> he fail it had. >> the russian kids?his deposition he talked about the polygraph he admitted he failed as well. he claimed it was due to the fact he had some sort of disorder. >> i think it is a botched robbery, grand cover up right at the very beginning. that is why we are sitting here 7 years later. >> the blood on the awning would it cause injury to leave the kind of blood skidded on the awning directly below? >> we found out there was also blood on the bed which was my son's. >> right on the bed as well. >> indicating trauma? >> indicating something happened before he went over board. >> are you satisfied, bri, that your sister-in-law jennifer is absolutely innocent of any wrong doing in this? >> it is my understanding the fbi has cleared jennifer. >> she is cleared. >> you say that some what reluctantly. almost be grudgingly? >> i think we are disappointed jennifer didn't help us fight for answers. perhaps that's why you sense that in my tone. >> you have new evidence apparently. are you hopeful there would be a res

josh? >> lama hasan, thank you for that. >>> meanwhile, more breaking news, could have a major impact on wall street this morning. a massive bailout to rescue some of the biggest economies in europe. european leaders, led by the germans, have reportedly come up with a $1 trillion rescue fund to save spain and italy from defaulting on their enormous debts. this is a big shift by german leader angela merkel. and shows europe's largest economy is now prepared to back its weaker neighbors. however, critics argue, the bailout, still isn't enough. >>> meanwhile, former egyptian president hosni mubarak is close to death this morning, in a coma, just after a stroke. it's as the country he once led descends into chaos. protesters are protesting the military. >>> eric holder could be charged with contempt of congress today. a house committee is demanding more documents about the government's fast and furious program. a failed sting operation that allowed weapons to get into the hands of mexican gangs

>>reporter fundra fundraiser and prayer vigil for josh on tuesday night. if you would like more information on that and how to donate go to our web site and click on see it on tv. live in san jose tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> tonight we learn the identity of man hit an killed by a car in mountain view. 50-year-old william wear of mount view standing near a vta bus shelter 9:30 this morning and run over. driver late model audi struck him injured and hospitalized. impact took out one end of the bus shelter and bent 2 sign post to the ground. police still trying to determine why the accident happened. >>> man shot multiple times which a chp officer in sunnyvale this morning remains in intensive care tonight. friend of his tells abc 7 naws 34-year-old james leg was drunk and must have been scared when he drove away this morning from that officer. chp says the officer followed leg to an avenue where there was a confrontation. authorities do confirm that numerous shots fired. living ramp came to the livingp window. watched a squad car race by the front of the

ok josh you want to jump in there the interesting thing is your question the interesting thing is that it once the no fly zone resolution was passed by the united nations when we come came to libya that's where the real death and destruction started go ahead josh. yeah no there is there is no doubt that there was a structural problem here and that is that the syrian regime has been very brutal in order to maintain itself and powered skep the police state now you can argue whether a police state is the right state in a country that isn't very it doesn't have strong national cohesion but it has been brutal and the syrian people have been revolting against it because it's failed economically they're very poor they're unemployed and it is brutal so we can't deny that the question is that in this regime change america and other countries begin to forget about the humanitarian issue and sanctions are very destructive tool and you begin to get this proxy war which then turns it into a grinding civil war and that's the danger the danger is that this process gets locked into a civil war that wi

of pawns in somebody else's geo strategic chessboard and that's why this civil war is happening ok josh is this. a colonial project i mean to echo what we just heard. well if we want to look at the geostrategic dimension at the end of the second world war the united states. understood that it had defeated hitler by denying him oil and his panzers and his air force came to a stop and that oil was going to come out of the persian gulf and the united states in preparing for the third world war wanted to make sure that it had sewed up the persian gulf now iran is trying to push america out of the first gulf syria is iran's ally russia china have important interests with iran and syria they see syria not so much as important in and of itself but as a marker it's a canary in the mine shaft if syria falls the world the west is going to turn on iran and they want regime change in iran even more than they wanted in syria and in many western analysts of course are asking for regime change in syria so that they can carry out regime change in iran it will weaken iran that's them i mean just not sor

we'll talk to josh and sam. >>> the birthday girl is filling in from josh. >> i am filling in from josh is it? all right. well, we begin with a new battle line this morning in the war against the deadly wildfire in northern colorado. hundreds of additional people are being forced to flee their homes, as the fire rages across 80-square miles. 1,200 firefighters are now waging this battle. president obama has added seven tanker planes in the national firefighting fleet. but they won't be ready until august. >>> and the other big story breaking right now the white house announcing a major change in immigration policy. bypassing congress during this election year. the obama administration will stop deporting and begin granting work permits to illegal immigrants under the age of 30 who came to the u.s. before 16. as long as they have education and served in the military. they achieved some of the goals of the white house dream act. some 800,000 immigrants have been affected by the new measure. >>> and wall street. anticipation, invefters are awaiting the election in greece. the currency coul

josh mentioned the arizona case announced two days ago.anything, you want to be careful about drawing too many conclusions for argument. it's hard to say. >> we only have a few seconds left. we all know what it is. how do they keep these decisions quiet? >> it's pretty incredible. the history of the court, fewer than a handful of leaks. that means that the clerks and justices not release this kind of tremendous economic consequences for health insurance companies. it's really the type of insider information that if somebody be could figure it out definitively in advance and josh gerstein, great conversation. thank you, guys. >>> today's tweet, the case against the affordable care act, people screen their fear of mandatory broccoli. l show you everything. check out our new mobile app. now you can use your phone to scan your car's vin or take a picture of your license. it's an easy way to start a quote. watch this -- flo, can i see your license? no. well, all right. thanks. okay, here we go. whoa! no one said "cheese." progressive mobile --

good morning, josh. >> good morning. we're going to begin with news that affects almost every one of us. the price of gasoline is plummeting. we have an eye-opening report on just how much drivers are about to save. our weekend "gma" anchor, bianna golodryga, is here with details. >> reporter: we turned that gas prices have dropped once again. the national average just $3.53 per gallon. that's 49 cents lower than what we were paying in april. and 20 cents lower than just last month. take a look at this. in one part of south carolina, drivers are paying under 3 bucks a gallon. what's causing the price drop? believe it or not, it's the weaker economy. when people are worried about jobs and finances, they put extended vacations on the back burner. and thus, they don't usually take long-drive distances. demand for gas has dropped. that's especially true for europe and china. falling demand for oil and gas means falling prices. and a mixed blessing. >> thank you for that. >>> meanwhile, we're just getting new images of that n

>> sully, just like josh was saying.y $5 billion market cap just in the last earnings down 17%. and right now, think about it. when is the last time you saw a dell commercial? you don't see them anymore. they need to execute harder transition to be a full service provider for the enterprise solutions. right now they're struggling. and they're hanging their head on this windows 8 tablet. but that's months away, sully. >> i'm going to bring up josh sort of the zynga effect for you. i want to do two at one time because they're related in a way. the social media etf and gsv capital corporation. >> same problem. >> are you just a disbeliever in the entire social media thing, as a moneymaker? obviously you're active on twitter, but as a money making opportunity? >> you know, it's not that you can't make money in social. it's that you can't in the public markets. that's a key distinction. if you're a venture guy and you're putting money into these companies very early, you do well. the problem is -- and this might have been cur

thank you, josh. good morning, everybody. kate middleton.kate middleton spent time getting back over the weekend. they gave inner school kids help at camping. she was right with them. sitting around the campfire, trying to calm their fears of sleeping in the woods. >> listen up. >> what do you think it might be? >> mold. >> count like mold? >> those molds can be very scary. kate told the kids what it was like to be a princess and said william was very sweet to her and spoiled her. speaking of the royal couple, they were reunited at a polo match where lupo was also subjected to his sweetness. >>> well, wild horses couldn't drag him away but the stones may ride off into the sunset willingly. they may have a final show next year. the legendary rockers, at big 7-0 are supposed to do a world tour to mark the 50th anniversary, now it looks like they may do a handful of gigs and go out with a bang. >> whatever they want. >> absolutely. >> and the survey, says dogs tell us about the people weir and how we attract the opposite sex. researchers, polle

josh hutcherson was here.dmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> you forgot to do that ermier, didn't you? >>> tomorrow, "gma," the jacksons reunite. join us in times square. good morning, everyone. still watching tropical storm debby, not much change, the winds sustaining at 45 miles per hour, east, rain to florida still, portions of georgia and the carolinas, that's doing to continue for the next several days. here, beautiful day. look at the crystal blue skies we are seeing, that will continue through today and also in to tomorrow. right now, temperatures coming in the 60s across the board. breezy and cooler. the breezes 5- 15 miles an hour, we will see gusts up to 20-25 for today. pressure building in, doing its thing, bringing sunshine, temperature around 80 degrees by 4:00 p.m. check out for your seven-day forecast. if you like the hotter weather, it's on tap towards the end of the week, close to 100 degrees. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> good morning. we are dealing with several ac

josh and lara?he road at the end of yesterday's show. that was after she broke for the paparazzi and the folks here. >> look at that man running. >> look out. seriously, look out. all in search of bargain treasures. and not for any old folks. >> this was all for you, josh. of course, josh, robin, george and sam. the parking break was a situation. the el camino, though, i can fill it up. and i did so here. i do break for flea markets. this is one that's a magical place. for 52 years, 3 times a year, the sleepy town of brimfield, massachusetts, becomes a mecca. and it was the perfect spot to find just the right piece for my friends. take a look. what happens when you take 7,000 antique dealers -- >> coming to brimfield for 25 years. >> reporter: stretch them out over six miles. >> coming to brimfield all my life. i'll be coming until the day i die. >> reporter: and mix in 35,000 flea market fanatics a day. >> the hunt. the thrill of the hunt. >> reporter: you get brimfield, where if you can imagine it

i agree with what josh was saying earlier. but the fundamentals are there, so sometime later in the year when we see a little better growth numbers but more likely when we see more aggressive policy actions out of china and maybe a positive residential real estate number or two, then we'll see some move in those. i'm going to stay on the sidelines. for me if i'm not playing china song i'm moving that money back into cash and waiting. >> that's a headline in and of itself, john, that you've seen enough to have enough concern that you're largely on the sidelines now, even at some of the bigger positions you have had in the past with exposure to china you've now moved away from them. >> on the china story. arnold the bet that's the more interesting bet to make is the bet against eu which means you're betting the european banks are with drawing loans from the markets. the reason that's important for emerging asia is because the former colonial countries in asia actually have very, very large loans from european banks. so countries