she's dead. [ screams ] >> i'm gonna rush kappa kappa tau. hey, why don't you join with me? >> girl, i'd rather die. >> you are not our typical pledge class. you're about to get hazed harder than a suburban banquet hall during bat mitzvah season. >> i'm not gonna let you haze any of these girls. >> okay, pissy spacek, looks differences we need to iron out. >> "scream queens" is about a sorority, and the head of the sorority is emma roberts' character chanel. and jamie lee curtis' character, the dean, she is through with all of the negativity that's been coming from this sorority house, so she says, "you guys have to start letting everybody in." >> what fresh hell is this? >> and so then it becomes about how these girls become a part of the sorority, while at the same time, there's a murder going on, and it seems like they're targeting people from this sorority. >> you gals are gonna stay here over night, while the chanels and i go get banana daiquiris at the white stallion. goodnight, ladies. >> what's happening? [ screaming ] >> death per ratio on the show is -- every scrip

. >> this year kappa will be required to accept anyone that wishes to become a pledge. >> i needed a break from neck brace, and i want today blow out my hair and -- >> that neck brace has to be so uncomfortable to wear. >> at first i thought it is totally fine, and then seven hours later it is like can someone rub my neck please. >> there is an actual serial killer on the loose. >> this show is like "mean girls" meets "friday the 13th" with a different cast member killed off each week. ariana grande is also on the show. >> you have rough hands and horrible shoes. are you amish or something. >> it is fun to be part of what a i wear. i feel like i though chanel pretty well. >> jamie lee curtis is den mom. >> we need you. >> they need love which is what we all need. what is fun for me is that i get to come into a group of people i gnt didn't know and say now that i do. >> i think this will be the breakout show of the fall. by the way, we get a lot of brian murphy in the fall. he has "american horror story" and "motel." >>> how about a big movie on the way. it doesn't get much bigger tha

the lite night game, kappa kaep in the shotgun. more carlos hyde in the fourth.26 carries at 168 yards. the second most in a san fran season opener. they win it 22-3. now to baseball. yankees/rays. top of the ninth. two outs down by one and alex rodriguez rips one to right center field. two batters later, this pitch over the fence for the three-run home run. yankees win 4-1. adrian gonzalez chasing down a foul ball near the stands he makes the catch but take a look at this. he has to play tug of war with the an overzealous fan. dodgers win 4-1. ohio state remains atop the rankings. alabama and florida and ucla round out the top ten. >>> just ahead your chance do own a piece of piece of beatles history. and he could have just used the door. the unexpected guest at the nebraska hotel, next daddy gator couldn't push the throttle on his little boat any harder if he tried. he's beached here, gazing out on an unforgiving landscape. for while the people who come in here use quilted northern, a toilet paper that works so well they completely forget their experience... da

. >> i'm the queen of kappa kappa tau. no. no. >> these are my mipions. i don't know their names. i don't want to know their names. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> hi, you guys. >> hello. >> good morning, emma, so good to see you. >> so good to see you. >> who is this chanel and what's her deal? we've seen this kind of character, the sorority president but there's something lurking beneath there. >> she's the queen bee of kappa tapa tau on the new show "scream queens" and she's ruthless and the most popular girl in school and her world is rocked when basically the original "scream queen" who plays the dean makes her sorority accept everyone who applies and in addition there's a murderer loose on the campus. >> lea michele plays one of the misfits. >> the cast is incredible. >> lea michele in a neck brace. >> a very, very fun role she gets to play. >> the whole thing is dark and scary and twisted. >> and still comedy, we keep saying. >> and you had said, emma, it's hard for you to deliver these wildly inappropriate lines at times and make them funny and not offensive and i tho

robin jones is the president of alpha kappa alpha sorority. we appreciate her coming to talk about this event. we were talking before we came on, you were watching -- you had interest in watching chip kelly because your son, nick mooney, was drafted from florida state by the 49ers a couple years ago. so you're following this closely. >> very closely. probably one of the few women who listens to nfl radio in her car. >> we love you for that. tell me about saturday's event and why they're calling it chasing a dream. >> so, the chasing a dream 5k, inaugural event of this type, chasing a dream is trying to get college scholarships, trying to get an education post-high school, and then also for mentoring. men torg high school aged boys and girls and mentoring middle aged school girls. >> dr. jones, tell us about the ivy legacy foundation and why health and wellness is such a mission. >> the foundation is celebrating its 20th anniversary. we have initiatives we follow and that we really try to bring to our philadelphia area communities. one is healt

. >> it's like a frank kappa movie. then what happened -- it doesn't ruin the movie. barry shifted.at. not just himself and the world. >> jimmy: how were the audiences reacting to this movie that starts out comedy clubs and is fun, and then -- >> well, i didn't realize, you know, how -- you know, i thought i was telling barry's story. it ends up being a common story. often at the screenings people come up and disclose their own stories. so i was just trying to make a movie about my friend. now -- you know this. you know this you know that i'm not -- i don't like getting hugged and stuff. >> jimmy: yeah. right. >> now i have to hug strangers. so it's horrible for me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really in a way -- >> here i am getting hugs. jimmy would send people to the booth, give bobcat a big hug! >> jimmy: we have a lot of fun around here. >> yeah, we did. i want to tell a story. when you were doing the belly flop? you've done that. >> jimmy: yeah we did that. >> put a pool in the back. the producer's going, we're not rehearsing the belly flop, why aren't we rehearsing? they look on th

he looked at my resume and looked down at me and said, "so, i see you were a phi beta kappa.nd he said, women don't wear those, do they?" and i said, "well, i gave it to my mother." and he laughed and he took chances and he had quite a smattering from schools that he thought would produce well. the other thing that i should note though from a marshall is at a time when a number of the supreme court justices weren't taking any women, he had two. brian: so in the end -- and this is a question -- how do you show somebody like a supreme court justice your smart? -- justice that you are smart? deborah: you work really hard. brian: but he didn't know when he interviewed you. what do you say -- deborah: in the interview it is not about being smart but if you have some decent people skills and if you have a sense of humor and he had a screening committee that looked at all of the resumes and the letters of recommendation and screened for smart, so by the time you got an interview with him, it wasn't so much about that. brian: you clerked as you said for a number of judges and then fo

he looked at my resume and looked down at me and said, "so, i see you were a phi beta kappa.hat did you do with your key? don't wear those, do they?" and i said, "well, i gave it to my mother." and he laughed. that was obviously the right answer. he looked for that above all else. he wanted really smart law clerks. he took chances sometime, but he had quite a smattering from the schools that he thought would produce them. the other thing that i should note though, about marshall, at a time when the number of supreme court justices want taking any women law clerks, -- justices were not taking any women law clerks, he had two. brian: so in the end -- and this might be a difficult question -- how do you show somebody like a supreme court justice that you are smart? deborah: you work really hard. brian: but he didn't know when he interviewed you. what do they look at to say -- deborah: in the interview, it is not about whether you are smart, but whether you have some decent people skills and a sense of humor and when he like to have you around -- and would you like to have you ar

police say he assaulted a woman outside the kappa alpha house. turner withdrew from stanford a few days after his arrest. >>> today a jury trial begins on whether a man accused of mass murder in oakland is mentally competent to face charges. juan go allegedly shot seven people to death at the oikos university in 2012 and last spring a judge granted a request from a prosecutor for a competency trial. earlier a judge ruled that he was incompetent to stand trial citing reports by two psychiatrists who examined him. >>> san jose may be down to its final at-bat in hopes of bringing the a's to the south bay. by the end of the week the u.s. supreme court expected to announce whether it will weigh in on the city's antitrust challenge to major league baseball. san jose wants to build a downtown ballpark for the oakland a's but mlb has refused to give the go ahead because the giants claim territorial rights to all of santa clara county. baseball has had an antitrust exemption since 1922. >>> and the prime minister of india capped off a visit to the silicon

it's been an outsized growth, midland with the highest per kappa increase of any zip code. >> is thatrt in a restaurant in midland. there's an oil risk to the economy that will you way the consumer benefit of lower gas prices. some say we are wrong. >> it's not true, brian. >> thank you. listen -- >> the data shows that not to be true. >> i hope i'm wrong, steve. >> what we did is do what people do very often, which is you see the threat in front of you, and you can say, yeah, let's sell oil companies because oil prices are down, and if brings down the dow, and nobody can really see the benefits because it shows up in pennies in costco, in pennies in walmart, and department stores, and, yes, we had strong consumer spending, but it's not through the roof in part because the extra money from oil is not going to goods, but services. >> a simple way to answer it is we're, our country, is still a lar large consumer net of energy. if you produce more, you benefit from it. the negatives up front, people nailed by this is cutting, rationalizing, and pulling back. that's what we've seen in the