judd, let's start with you.nor yf your movie "trainwreck," congratulations, you had great weekend. >> thank you very much. (cheers and applause) very funny, amy schumer, who i imagine is the "trainwreck" in question. >> that's true. larry: here is your question. who is bigger trainwreck, amy schumer or lena dunham? >> ooh. that's a very good question. (laughter) i never even pondered to think that. >> larry: that's my job. (laughter) >> well, i don't know. production has rapped. the movie's out. schumer! (cheers and applause) >> larry: is he keeping it 100? (cheers and applause) good job. 50, who keeping on the trainwreck thing, who's a bigger trainwreck diddy or raul? (cheers and applause) you can put yourself in there too. >> i like me out of that one. larry: that's pretty bad. (cheers and applause) hundred? all right. what were you going to say? >> i was just going to say mine was easier than his. (laughter) because i -- >> larry: they get harder as we go along. >> i didn't have like the threat of violence or

judd.90 comic outfit. >> it 1990see comic outfit. >> you have to do a little of this though. >> you have to soulful it up a little bit and go no one understand was we're saying. you are back doing stand-up. >> i am, perform teg beacon theater tonight. >> so this book judd has been working on, let me show it over here. this is conversations with various comedians, various people am you have been working on this since you were like 12. >> exactly. 15, i interviewed seinfeld when i was 15, steve allen for high high school radio station and did a bunch of new ones including one with you for the book. >> jon: yes. we, you interviewed me via phone. >> that's right. and coy tell on the phone that you were going to quit the show, i could tell. >> jon: on the phone? >> i said. >> jon: how on the phone? >> i think that one home where you said oh god, oh god, i'm out of gas. what am i going to do. (laughter) >> jon: so you felt like that gave it away. look at this. so this is-- see if you can get this

colin: amy wrote this autobiographical movie, her aunt judd. -- and judd.rote this movie about her life. ms,er was a wild man, got and he is been in a wheelchair since he was 62. she goes to me, can you go to a reading? i read the father's part. i don't want to play a father. i know i'm in trouble because her and her sister were like -- i was like, dammit. i'm not an actor. i studied on and off but i'm not an actor actor. forgoes, what you to read the part. i was going to read. why don't you get somebody else? she's got a will. the great thing about amy, she's but justhilarious, looking at you -- she goes, i want you to at least come to the screen test. they still have screen tests. it's like 1930. i go to judd and i'm trying to tell judd because i thought, colin, he thinks i'm too young for the part too. i'm trying to tell him without her hearing, hey judd, i get it, i'm too young for this part. all he hears is one of those movie things. he thinks i'm trying to say you think i'm too young for the part but i really want it. he goes, i think you can do it. c

alan judd, we welcome you.o are these students that the state of georgia is putting in a separate educational program? >> at any given time, there may be about 5,000 of them. they are students who have -- of varying ages who have behavioral issues, mental health issues, who maybe are in the autism spectrum, but they are children who have been deemed difficult to control and difficult to educate by their home schools. >> woodruff: and how is the program for them different from the mainstream general education k-12 opportunity that the state of georgia offers children? >> first of all, many are segregated entirely from the mainstream classes, from their regular education peers. they often do not have science labs, they don't have art classes, music classes, they may not have access to a gymnasium. the report by the justice department found that at least one school actually has segregated restrooms for these students, a separate lunch period, a separate entrance to the building from other students where they actua

so, i go and judd apatow is there. and i had heard he thought i was too young for it, too.side where amy can't hear. 'cause amy -- very funny, she's a little terrifying. she's got a will of iron. you know what i mean? she's like evita would be, if she was in charge of things, you know. [ light laughter ] so, i'm saying, "judd, i get it, i'm too -- you know, you don't think i'm right for the part." he thinks -- because i'm saying it on the down -- he thinks i'm trying to lobby for the part. and saying "i know you don't think i am right for the part but i really am good." i am saying the opposite. [ laughter ] so, he thinks i am trying to beg for the part. he is like, "no, no, i think you could do it." like ,i'm making him uncomfortable. and i go, "no, judd," it's like "three's company," you know, like, "no, i don't mean that." [ laughter ] so then i do the screen test and amy says i colored my hair, which obviously you can see, i don't need to color my hair. it's a beautiful -- [ light laughter ] my beard, i color the beard. >> seth: right, sure. >> everybody does that. the

afterwards judd was like, this tomorrow? okay, fine. i get in the car, my agent is like, what happened? what did you do? i don't know, i just talked about myself for a while, i ate a salad, and i was in. what did they want? i was like, i don't know, they asked me to come back tomorrow. i was like, why? i don't know, they liked having lunch with me, i don't know. this sort of happened for like a week. then about a week in, bill hader shows up. i'm like, hey, cool, we met at a christmas party, good to see you, what are we doing, why are we here? he's like, let's go with it. we started improvising and slowly every day we like walked to our cars and be like, are we in this? it started getting awkward. am i going to get this and you're not? are you and i'm not? are we in for the same part? what are we doing? and i was thinking, this is going to get awkward at the christmas party. if like i get it and you don't. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> but luckily it worked out in the end. >> jimmy: it did work out very well, i guess. and you know now that

judd called me and i don't know how he got my cell phone number. already. he said, would you come over and get lunch with us? i'm working with her right now, we're writing, come hang out, we'll buy you lunch. i showed up. i didn't tell him what i wanted. he got me a salad, which was pretty good. dressing was on the side. that was not offensive. and i went in and started talking with them. they asked me stories about my life. you should know that i have a long history of being cast in movies that i think are dramas that i later find out when the movie comes out are comedies. pretty much any comedy you've seen me in i thought was a drama. this was another case where that happened. and i was making them laugh telling them true stories. afterwards judd was like, this is great, you want to come back tomorrow? okay, fine. i get in the car, my agent is like, what happened? what did you do? i don't know, i just talked about myself for a while, i ate a salad, and i was in. what did they want? i was like, i don't know, they asked me to come back tomorrow. i

would be like, "naomi judd?" worth it. it should have been 'naomi road.'" >> kids out there, name your band where people can understand. >> jimmy: luke bryan is much better, yeah. >> accelerate your career. >> jimmy: how old were you when you were doing those gigs? >> we were probably 17, 18. and then i was going to move to nashville and that changed. and then we kind of kicked the band back up and we played in "neyami road" all the way -- now people are going to be looking for those albums. please don't get those albums. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to hear them right now, too. what song are you doing for us, tonight? >> we'll do "strip it down." it's a new single. >> jimmy: strip it down yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey! >> jimmy: you're playing the piano in this. >> i'm trying to help the boys out there, give them a little loving, you know? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. absolutely. this is a little like a sexy time song. >> why are you looking at me right now? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. you

it was judd hersch going up to a deli. and oh, man -- it was something about ordering a sandwich. i can't remember. >> bupkis. >> seth: oh, bupkis! yeah, there it is. the end of this act. >> perfect. great. >> seth: thanks so much for being here. paul rudd, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "ant-man" is in theaters and imax 3d starting friday. we'll be right back with more "late night." watch as these magnificent creatures take flight, soaring away from home towards the promise of a better existence. but these birds are suffering. because this better place turned out to have a less reliable cell phone network, and the videos on their little bird phones kept buffering. birds hate that. so they came back home. come home to verizon and now get 12 gigs for $80 a month plus $20 per line. verizon. come home to a better network. i'm ready to crack like nobody's watching. why? because it's red lobster's crabfest. and there's so much crab, so many ways. and with dishes like this luscious crab lover's dream or savory snow crab bake. i'm just getting started so hurry in and get crackin' to

. >> next, law enforcement, judds, and the victims whose stories don't make headlines. the campaign to get us to say her name. >> and fixing the system. friday, flashpoint ferguson ignited a money making machine. the judge trying a new approach. friday on "america tonight". ca t >> 150,000 people injured every year. 33,000 are killed. >> to see my child laying on the table. >> what was that total bill from start to now? >> almost like 10 million dollars. >> enough people have decided that the gun lobby has too much power for too long. the nra is not invincible. >> osc >>> in ferguson, we saw a movement take shape and take off. biggest supporters may have been the ones left behind. black women are seen as members of the movement, those associate are african-american men. now the louder. >> on that here is christopher putzel >>> the morning, march 31st, 2012, a month after the murder of traifon martin. this man turned on his tv to the news that two had been shot. >> i'm looking at the tv. there's a surgeon on the tv and says that the young lady who was shot - there's a sl

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that's all it is. >> sheriff grady judd doesn't buy it.hat videotape speaks for itself. >> i was outraged. i mean, when you looked at the violence, when you looked at the animalistic behavior, the pack mentality where they just beat her and beat her and beat her, and the reality of it is, the piece that you're seeing on television is after they knocked her unconscious and she regained consciousness. there's a lot more to that beating than just that two or three minutes of tape that we have. >> he also believes certain websites enable this type of behavior. >> i challenge you that you could go onto youtube right now and find beatdown videos. now, maybe those are staged by kids to look cool, but look what it's promoted in this particular incident with tori. >> tori's mother talisa lindsay is outraged. >> i don't understand it. i don't understand how our society has gotten through peer pressure to our kids that it's okay to act in violence and then want to post it on myspace or youtube or anywhere else just for the entertainment and a laugh.

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so i go to judd at the screen test, he thinks i'm too young for the part, too.so i'm trying to tell him without her hearing, like, hearings, judd, i'm too young. he thinks i'm trying to say you think i'm too young for the part but i really want it, he says, no, you can do it. and amy is right there is that there's a great routine. >> i'm telling him one thing, he's hearing another. i go to the read. when you don't care about something you're great. it emanates. if i had been wanted it -- >> rose: all the restraints are there. >> then when i met her father, i'm so happy i played it. >> rose: when you met her father -- >> he's a wild guy, stuck in this old age home. he's the youngest one there. and he's got m.s. but you could tell. charms all the nurses. his energy is -- >> rose: you can tell where she came from. >> he's realistic. he's brutally honest. >> rose: the coloring book is the book. thank you. >> thank you so much. pleasure. >> rose: thanks. thank you for joining us. see you next time. for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at

judd revs the engine in hopes of counteracting th movement. finally we're stabilized near the service. this landing truly pressed the envelope. >> that's about the outer limits of what i'm -- well, i don't even like doing that. >> reporter: with the blimp moored and feet back on the ground, we can settle our heart rates on a blimp ride that won't be forgotten. vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >> they, the blimp, traveled at 30 miles per hour but it can go up to 60 miles per hour. nice maiden voyage, perhaps the last for vanessa murdoch. [ laughter ] >>-- but it's beautiful. >> pretty vistas today. you can see forever out there. >> lovely day. >> low humidity and a pretty day. >>> same picture i have for you now. you can see that same picture you see forever. looking up beyond the gw bridge. keep looking to the palisades there. sunny and 82 degrees. one degree above average. day for this time of the year. if they could all be like this. i loved it. if you want more heat, sit tight. it will warm up. vortex satellite and radar shows you this is just

. >> jon: senator mitch mcconnell is talking about senator judd gregg who is retiring from the senate tear on his lunch buddy that he hangs out with every day. where is his human feeling for not only the four of us. we represent the brothers and sisters that were down there. this isn't a me-me to any one of us. this is about the brothers and the sisters that can't come out and speak like we can. it's sad to see someone like him... >> jon: to be fair they have worked together for like six years. ( laughter ) >> he's crying because the other guy paid the tab. that's what he's crying for. >> jon: really, that's the thing, the guy who pays the lunch tab. >> watching that there's only one thing i can say. i found time to dress as a new york city fireman on september 11th. isn't that incredible. >> jon: that's incredible. you were able to pull that off. stunning. >> i feel bad for mitch mcconnell. you know, he said something very important, that his friend, he's going to watch hits friend walk out of the senate chambers, and unfortunately that's more than a new york city firefighter can say

comedian and comedy film-making legend judd apatow is joining me on the panel.lso along with rapper/actor 50 cent. 50 cent. (cheers and applause) oh. but before we get into our top story, i've got to talk about a very serious computer hack that will put millions of americans at risk. as you guys know, the state department and even president obama's email account have been hacked recently. but the latest one finally has people paying attention. >> millions of cheating husbands and wives should be edge right -- on edge right now. their names and other sensitive information could soon be exposed. hackers have attacked the dating website ashley madison. >> ashley madison markets itself to married people with the slogan "life is short, have an affair." [ audience oohs ] >> larry: well, i guess that beats the company's earlier slogans, such as -- "inject some herpes into your marriage." (laughter) not bad, huh? and "you deserve to get what you want all the time. forget your dumb wife." (laughter) some people from west virginia found that a little -- (cheers and applau

judd counters the engine. finally we are stabilized near the surface. this landing truly pressed the envelope. that is about the outer limits -- i don't even like doing that. >> with the blimp attached, we can settle heart rates and focus on a blimp ride that won't be forgotten. it traveled 30 miles per hour but can travel as fast as 60 miles per hour. i want to say that the video we showed was intense but what i grueling. >> you were worried. >> there was a gentleman holding on to the blimp next to me. he is holding on to it at the door and he had to run for his life. i'm not joking when i say that because he is getting pushed and sucked back by the blimp and he had to run as hard as he could away. you can't show -- the video doesn't show it all. hopefully it gives you a good idea how the landing became. >> how do they get it to come down. when a balloon has helium it eventually losing the helium. >> he does, he measures the helium and allows us to adjust but there is steering gear to elevate us down so we pitch down so he is steering that. >> looked l

she and judd apatow and another guy we'll reveal into a second walk into an irish pub and it turns outearlier. they said "hey, can you sing a song?" well, they hand to be with a famous irish singer and there's a little sing along of "the old triangle." ♪ at the old triangle, where they hang low ♪ on the wire >> kind of knows it. >> that is so fun. >> she has so much fun everywhere she goes. >> and people have fun around her. she was hilarious on your show and one of the groups in the party was tweeting "can we share this moment? this is happening right now." of course, she doesn't really know the song but by the time they got to the end -- >> look at her table. >> she's a party girl. >> how is the movie doing worldwide? >> fantastically. it's redefining the romantic comedy. >> isn't it funny how they changed the name in different countries. >> what's it called there? >> i can't remember. >> that's common because some words don't translate. sometimes they translate to something vulgar or don't convey the message. >> billy joel. a precious new delivery. >> new life named della rose. they

. >> jimmy: i know you just did a -- judd apatow was talking about this big comedy tour for "trainwreck." >> yes. >> jimmy: it just finished? >> just finished. really amazing. did the tour all for charity. it was really nice. flew us in a private jet. put us up in these nice hotels. i found that even though we weren't being paid, i was able to just like take all the stuff out of the hotel with me. and order a ton of room service. >> jimmy: what kind of stuff would you take out of the hotel? >> just like -- there's always a lot of waters and snacks and stuff. i'm like, these are paid for, right? why wouldn't i -- take them? >> jimmy: are they paid for, or are they on the tab? i mean -- >> i mean, well universal can afford it. right? >> jimmy: do you kid this to be stealing or what? >> i consider it to be -- i just consider it to be making your -- just adding to your pay rate. i just think it's like, why not make more money? >> jimmy: i see. i understand. a fringe benefit is what it is? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: like using your dental insurance. >> you're going to leave waters there? you k

so you have a schumer, it was judd apatow, it was you, it was vanessa bayer. >> yeah. >> seth: how didguys do? >> we got stoned. >> seth: okay great. [ laughter ] >> we all got crazy stoned. and i don't smoke pot that often. >> seth: right. >> seth rogen said -- [ seth rogen impression ] "smoking pot with you is like smoking pot with my dad." [ laughter ] 'cause i'm just like, "woah, we're smoking grass? are we smoking grass guys, are we smoking dope?" [ laughter ] i'm hip. so vanessa bayer and i were kind of the two that were not -- and then so everyone -- and then it was decided, "let's walk to the red light district." >> seth: sure. >> so vanessa is just holding on to me for like dear life. and just looking around. stoned. [ laughter ] like, freaked out. and we walked down this little way. and she goes, "i don't know he what the big deal is." and i go, look to your right. you know? and there's all of the women in the windows and stuff. and she was like, "oh, my god! [ laughter ] oh my god, bill, where are we?" [ laughter ] vanessa looks like, you know, a newborn kind of, anything. >

. >>> katrina pierson, republican strategi strategist doug judd. how is donald trump leading the race in florida? >> you know, donald trump has been out there with a very straightforward message on how he is going to be the ceo and chief to -- like he says, make america great. focus on the economy and how he will bring jobs to america. what do we have as an electoral that's really wanting to hear this message? they feel very unsettled during the economic times. wages are stagnant. they want someone to say bring the job back. how are we going to deal with illegal immigration in this country? it's interesting for jeb bush, he is fighting back. it is the battle of the titans. really, who will win the republican universe? that's where i think governor jeb bush needs to go. if he wants to be part of the game, he will have to fight donald trump in hoping to get attention from the media. >> katrina, trump goes after bush, of course, saying that he is boring. bush goes after trump saying he is more democrat than republican. have a listen. >> i'm a proven c

. >> sheriff grady judd had plenty to say to logan hail. >> about his recent facebook post. >> what kind ball are you. >> reporter: 21-year-old has been taunting the sheriff's office on its own page after they posted his wanted picture friday. hail who recently changed his name to logan finally free hail writes "hello, here i am. later he goes on to post "deputees continue to look for me but are frustrated that i am unable to be located. challenge accepted. >> we'll seek you out, we're going to find you. we're going to put in you jail because after all, logan hail's going to go to jail. that's the bottom line. >> reporter: hail stands accuse of several serious charges including armed burglary after stealing 10 grand with worth of jewelry an firearm from a home in north lakeland on august 3rd. that all belonged to donald clark. >> i think it's really stupid of him to be taunting the sorry riff's department that way. >> i think he's going to get caught. you know. pretty arrow began. >> reporter: the sheriff couldn't agree more. you could say he really likes that idea. >> we will laugh with

at a bank of microphones and at this time it happened to be the congressional black caucus that has judd obtain the newest member, senator barack obama from chicago. and everyone was looking for senator obama. and i couldn't see him. and i was so excited about trying to get an interview with him. and at that time, it was interesting because i kept remembering, where is he? what is his name? how to say his name. at that time he was new. i think i transposed his name and he said -- well, i said, where is -- i don't even remember what i called him him said, first of all get my name right. and i was so excited to see him. he was the rock star in chief. this is not about me personally. this was about me as a report trying to get to him before anyone else, and that is the thing in this business. you want to be the first with the most, and way was so excited to get to the new rock star on the hill that i couldn't get his name right. it was a mess. >> host: he wasn't -- you write in the book he was not particularly popular within the congressional black caucus help was a senator, all the rest of

. >>> more breaking news right now from silver spring, a water main has ruptured on judd son road just off randolph road. there -- juddson road just off randolph road. there is high water in the area, traffic currently rerouted around that water main break as we give you these live pictures. the wssc says it's got a crew on the way to the rupture. we will update you. >>> a george washington university student is missing in south africa. nicholas upton in the study abroad program hasn't been seen since yesterday when he was swimming in the east cape province. he's a member of the gw rowing team. authorities in capetown say they're working with the stud day broad program, his family and the embassy. >>> we've got a heatwave underway and first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt is back to tell us more about these 90s and how they're here to stay a few days. >> they're going to isn't camp a few days and the only relief is going to be isolated showers and storms. temperatures in the upper 80s now. the clouds we had earlier today may actually just do us a favor and keep us under 90 on th

the comedian actress, and filmmaker judd apatow popped into a local pub. soon they were helping to serenade a newlywed couple. the video going viral. [ singing ] >> all alone. >> something tells me they are still singing, liz. >> oh, yeah. >> looks like a lot of fun was had there. >> another pint. couple. >>> finally a precious little boy has a tough time corralling new kittens, the boy says we got a situation. >> we got three situations. more situations. how are gonna get all these >> we got situations to the left of us, we got situations to the right of us. we got situations everywhere. >> that's adorable. >> love it. >> have you ever tried herding cats? >> i can see that it is not that easy. >> it is not that easy, and 8-year-olds. >> never heard of herding cats. >> yeah. >> it says it all right there. >> big situation. as always check out the trend online at abc7ny and send us hetrend. >> onto another situation. >>> and that is they were armed with ninja suits and foot long knives but a pair of would be rogers no match for a clerk that took them on. he

with that decision of chuck's i don't think he is out campaigning this is the kind of of thing as juddin the senate these issues you are don't go to colleague to see you here is how i think you should vote on this issue this is a very big very important issue chuck decided what he is going to do i don't think going to campaign to convince others do same thing. >> he we'll see good to have you boating on the program thanks very much weighing in this morning the action from last night pobs debate we are reairing the entire full debate 8 pm eastern on fox business network as you can see tomorrow tonight 8:00 pm join us for a presentation, we will be right back. technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing t

judges, we have to mention the recruitment of judd gregg office district court judge in new york who has done more to fight different prosecution agreements that anybody. he just rejects things. i fourthly he got reversed by the court of appeals but in the citibank case it was he just said i'm going to accept the settlement. idleness and while you're doing that. so do you want -- okay. >> my name is katie. we are currently in the process of undertaking a project on exactly this issue, prosecution of companies that are in human rights violations. [inaudible] -- protection of witnesses and victims. so i was wondering if those are things came up in your research and if you could speak to that works and then a i have a second question as well, which is that in the cases you cited were using success, what do you think enabled those prosecutors to take them forward, how they overcame the challenges that you mentioned? >> i understand why training would be a problem, and it's especially a problem when it comes to the police. so in worker deaths, sometimes the police are called, sometimes th