. >> it's getting bright. >> now we've got kevin costner. >> the glare's pretty bright from the pacificas he and wife christine are raising three young kids. >> are you pretty hands on? are you a hands-on dad? >> yeah. we raise our kids. we both drive them to school in the morning. and when i'm here, this morning we were both in the car. we get their packs on and away they go. chris is great about what they eat, because if it was me, they'd have chocolate. it's simple. put some ribs in there. >> how do you run after a 5-year-old? how do you keep up? >> i now. you just say, i got a candy bar, get over here! you don't have to chase them very far when you talk about chocolate. i go rout out there for lobster. >> his gorgeous home is right outside santa barbara. >> it's a nude beach. >> shut up. >> complete with a garden and a homemade gate for his wife. >> i painted it for her and i ran out of paint. that's why there's still -- i couldn't get into the white part. so if it looks artistic, it's just because i didn't have the stuff. >> he's even got dolphins for neighbors. they come up very c

kevin costner, not that kevin costner, paid $75 for the documents at auction.ence may be worth about $35,000. 201 copies were originally printed. only 50 are known to survive today. his copy has value to collectors since it was an early printing, part of a batch ordered printed by president adams. >> folded up and stained old piece of paper in there. and when i unfolded it, i realized it was an old copy of the declaration. it really connected you to the founding of our country. >> as to what he plans on doing with the copy, costner will frame it and hang it on his wall for a very long time. >>> competitive eater joey chestnut redeemed himself today and made hot dog history. >> final seconds -- and he got 70. >> the most hot dogs ever eaten on the corner -- >> oh, man, chestnut wolfed down a record-breaking 70 hot dogs in ten minutes at the nathan's hot dog eating contest and ousted matt stoney to win back the belt. chestnut ate 17 more hot dogs than stony who was runner-up. both man are from san jose. chestnut lost to stony last year. >>> in the women's competi

he was in kevin costner's oscar winning "dances with wolves," and also made pictures with clark gablehn wayne, and marilyn monroe. david bald eagle died on friday. he was 97. a mysterious streak of light lit up social media in the west last night. it was spotted in nevada, utah, and california. some thought it was a meteor. u.s. strategic command says today it was the remnants of a chinese rocket that blasted off more than a month ago and burned up as it re-entered the atmosphere. and we'll be right back. and we'll be right back. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborate changes how we work. wh

with kevin costner, oh yeah. so, so sexy. >> did you say something?p in the back, too, on that windy. >> that was a great answer. i love costner. >> nailed me. >> no bleeping clue who you were. >> i love watters' world. are you sure? >> coney island, a good crowd. >> it was good people. >> and they use a clip of me saying at the end of the day and you want to explain? >> accusing you of deceptively editing you? your own producer? i think just for the reasons to put you on the spot. >> no. i was mocking it! and he cut out all the stuff around it. >> we'll put the full transcript on the internet tomorrow. >> that's the worst. at the end of the day. that's worst. on tv, they continue to say this. >> you nailed me coming on the show, i think i was trying to book a segment. you walked in and said, watters, you booked the b-block yet and i said i haven't heard back and you said did you fax him? reaching out? i never used it ever again. >> good. you have to learn one thing from the thing. >>> ahead, who is your favorite president? watters goes to malibu, cal

.>> reporter: kevin costner was not expecting to land something so significant in such a small packagextremely surprised and skeptical.>> reporter: and buys antiques at auctions and recently purchased a box of old documents, and there was one document that stood out.>> it was a folded up and stained piece of paper. when i unfolded it i realized it was a copy of the declaration. it connects you to the founding of our country. >> reporter: a connection that only 50 people in the world are known to have.>> they are known as the original 201 that were printed, and a little over 50 are known about today. >> reporter: the administrator says that he are -- he authenticates artifacts.>> this is only the second one that has any collector valued that i've seen in the last 20 years, and it was an early printing.>> reporter: the founding fathers pinned the original in 1776, but 1820 jon quincy adams asked the printer to make exact copies on copperplate. and he says that certain markings help to authenticate each copy, and in this version, william stone misspelled his middle name.>> his name was wi

. >> kevin costner's first role was as a body -- >> is that true? >> yes. what was the movie?>> so greg makes a good point. the debate same will be very interesting. she will have that cadence and he will be off the cuff. >> she's actually better when she's off prompter. >> and he's great off prompter. when he's authentic, that was one of the things about the speech last night i think she came across as that is really hillary clinton. and she's embracing herself as a policy wonk. >> why is it that she can keep changing her accent and the way she speaks depending on where she is around the country but she can't alter this? when she's down south, suddenly she's different. >> because that's who she is. but i just think that when she's talked about donald trump in that speech, i thought it was really something that sort of, you know, nicked the shield because she said that the example she used about the one about the cuban missile crisis where they talked about a big man with control and restraint, but their little men who react out of fear and pride, and i think that is donald tr