separating his story from amanda knox's story, he doesn't need an alibi anymore.ay, i don't know what she was doing, there is no dna evidence to link me to this crime. >> they want a new trial as far as amanda knox goes. there's no way she's going back to italy, right? so she's safe? >> it's going to be a legal nightmare that will go on and on and on but she will not return for any kind of a trial. having said that, there are so many murky details. i can hardly imagine that it has been seven years since this exchange student meredith kercher was killed. a drifter is serving time for the murder already. a prosecutor who i spoke to for hours and hours after this was going on said he was highly criticized for that and thinks the three of them colluded. bottom line is, sollecito's lawyer says there's no proof that he had anything to do with this murder. he says amanda knox is innocent but you can understand how her story may seem strange. she had this courthouse confession, this jailhouse confession. what was that all about? she was hallucinating. so many details that

prosecutors say knox, an american exchange student and her then-boyfriend killed knox's roommate in 2007fueled sex game. in a news conference the former boyfriend said knox's story after the murder was imagination and hallucination. he did say he still believes she is independent. knox returned to washington state after a court overturn her conviction after she spend four years in prison. a different court then convicted her again. she slow vowed to never willingly return to italy. >> if you want to avoid being sick helps to be really good looking. a conclusion from a new study. researchers at the university of cincinnati studied men and women between the ages of 24 and 35. they say they rated the aattractiveness of each person on a scale and found the more attractive people were, the less likely to suffer from a wide range of health problems, everything from diabetes to high cholesterol to depression. so in theory these models in the ribbon are healthier than other folks. researchers also found that more attractive people take fewer sick days at work. helps prove that good looks are a s

greene 33, knox 25, adams 40, jefferson 33 when he wrote the declaration of independence. we forget this. >> charlie: and franklin was the only old one. >> he was old enough to be their father. we see them as the white haired, elder statesmen, but at this point they're not. it's a young american's cause. and they were not in the majority, ever. the people who were for the revolution were never in the majority. there were maybe a third. adams -- no one knows what the proportions really were. there were no polls or surveys taken. but at least as many were against as for it. >> charlie: and they knew what would happen if they lost, off with their heads, they would be hung at the crack of dawn. >> yes. >> charlie: let me talk about the war for a second. in '75, they go to boston. they win some early victories, don't they, in '76? >> no. >> charlie: no victories? didn't they surround them in boston is this. >> they drilled the british out of boston. impossible for the british to remain in boston. by ingenuity and doing the impossible, hauling the canon -- >> charlie: did that g

what he's now saying about knox's alibi and her strange behavior that night.me back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. other sports news, this is a story we reported months ago, the university of north carolina at chapel hill, one of the most prestigious colleges in the country acting like a diploma mill for some students athletes. mar willingham blew the whistle. no show classes, shadow scholars writing papers that is football players passed off on their own. today the ncaa flounced it's reopening its investigation to finally get answers how this went on for so long. and cnn's sarah gangnam who broke the story joins me now. how deep did the practices at the school run? >> jake, one expert calls this "the mother of all academic fraud cases. but the ncaa barely looked at it at all until now. >> that's right. >> hundreds of unc athletes were enrolled in bogus classes getting credits and good grades for doing little work. >> the reason they had to take paper classes was because they couldn't do the work and needed to stay eligible. >> mary willingham helped expose t

himself from knox. until know they used each other as an alley bay. and he said on tuesday "i did nothing wrong and don't want to pay for someone else's peculiar behaviour." he said he believes in knox's innocence. an appeals court in january sentenced knox to 28 years in prison and sol et itcho to 25. knox is in the united states. both are appealing to italy's highest court. >> that is some of what is happening around the world. >>> coming up, japan reacts in protest as the country moves away from its pass fist pass. >> bus loads of children who crossed the border are september to california, and greeted by angry protestiers, and what is happening on the web? >> a bitcoin demanded. >> let us know what you think: >>> in a major change, japan adds self-defence forces will not be restricted to self-defence any more. on monday prime minister's shinzo abe's cabinet reinterpreted the post-war constitution, allowing them to take part in collective defense and help friendly countries under attack, including th

amanda knox is safely in seattle. we're not going to extradite here.'s with his defense lawyers saying, you know, after seven years i'm rethinking that saying there might have been a bit of evidence against her but not me. it's a little too late, i think. >> and i know that times this is just what prosecutors to want see. then you have the defendants not only fighting against the prosecutors but against themselves as well. they've got two fronts. >> absolutely. this is the old throw the codefendant right up under the bus routine. up until now, as you said, he has been her alibi. now what he's doing is providing a little bit of a crack in that ally so it's conceivable that maybe she's guilty while he can still maintain, hey, i'm innocent. i never left the house. she left for a little while. look at her. not me. >> does it help him at all, the fact that she's now supportive of the strategy publicly saying he did just get dragged into this and i'm supportive of the move he's making. does that help him at all? >> helps him a little bit. i just want to poin

knox says it started here at 6:0oclock in the evening when a woman approached her and offered to help her with her transaction >>"she grabbed my hand and pulled i got a good look at her face and the next thing i knew i was flat on the ground" scott > > she tells me at that point the robber took off got neckar, and drove away. leaving her on the ground with a broken hip. that is when she reached into her purse to grab her cell phone to call on 911 but the cellphone had no battery left. in pain with no options left she started running for--screaming for help. a moment came along on a bicycle and offered help. jean asked her to it. call it. >>"i will be more aware of my surroundings." now police are hopinghese pictures will help catch this alleged female robber jean says she has lived in pt. richmond since 1953 and always felt safe but now police are offering a $5,000 for any information that leads to an arrest, mrs. knox tell the doctors told her that because of the broken hip she would have to use the walker and not be able to drive for at least six months jean says she plans on being

lucy knox. >> funny. >> so mercy, judith and abigail all had very supportive husbands. if you want to just briefly touch upon that, how the relationship that each of these women had with her husband, how that enabled her to pursue what she wanted to pursue in life. >> well, briefly, mercy's husband probably met her through her brother james otis, the famous patriot who was assaulted by the british at harvard. and he loved books. mercy didn't marry until she was 26, which was quite late for a colonial era women. there are a lot of theories as to why. she was too erudite, one theory. james warren, who became the high sheriff of plymouth which is what his father's position was, loved her for that and always encouraged her. finally when she first -- he was the one that kept showing her work to john adams. when she finally did publish, and even when she wrote that famous play "the group," he immediately rushed that off to john adams in philadelphia. but when she finally dared to publish her own poetr

and the boston bookseller henry knox was in charge of the artillery.rtillery really were decisive. >> these guys that george washington chose early in 1975 served him at trenton. >> they served him through the entire war. they were the only general officers to stay the distance, to go the whole way with washington. only two of them. washington, knox, and greene are the only general officers. >> hamilton came in, didn't he? and he served as an aide to washington? >> he is a young artillery officer. he fought at trenton and new york. >> what did he think of washington? >> he idolized him. later, they would have their differences. of course, he would become washington's secretary of the treasury. >> after he is one of the great men in history, they are but poor george washington, there is no america. >> that is my view. the greatest president we ever had. i think he is the greatest american of all. if it were not for him, as you said, there would not be a united states of america. and he did it all right, particularly when he became president. he set the

jean knox now has to use a walker to get around the 87- year-old still recovering nearly three weeks after being robbed at this atm at the mechanics bank in pt. richmond these are surveillance pictures of the alleged robber. mrs. knox says it started here at 6:0oclock in the evening when a woman approached her and offered to help her with her transaction >> reporter: mrs. knox said it started around 6:00 this evening. >> reporter: "she grabbed my hand and pulled i got a good look at her face and the next thing i knew i was flat on the ground" >> reporter: at that point she laughed mrs. not on the ground with a broken hip. that's when she reached into their pocket to call 911. that's when she realized her on have no battery. "i will be more aware of my surroundings." that's when she started screaming for help >>: i don't know whether i'll go to the atm find a company. you have to be aware of everything around you. now police are hoping these alleged female robber jean says and water main break the that >> reporter: they had to turn the water off slowly to avoid more damage it is now s

after the body of meredith was found slayed, her roommate amanda knox became a prime suspect.e searched the crime scene, knox was spotted kissing her then boyfriend outside. >> while he kissed me because outside in that courtyard and i was standing there looking lost and he felt bad for me. he kept close to me and was just trying to comfort me. >> reporter: the image of them kissing was shown all oefrt italian media and the public turned against knox calling her callous. knox served four years in prison and released before her murder conviction was upheld in january. in 2008. casey anthony was photographed partying with friends days after her daughter kaley went missing. her apparent lack of grief of her daughter's disappearance was a red flag investigation and she was charged with murder. a grief counselor for the defense explained her behavior on the stand. >> in younger adults, certainly among college-age kids, they have a tendency, reluctant grievers. they have a tendency to buy into the grief issue. >> reporter: casey anthony was found not guilty of murder. >> the behavio

as preposterous as this seemed, it took on more significance when prosecutor knox mcmahon learned of similar crime that happened three days before virginia's death. a call girl went to an apartment to meet a client. she said there were no lights on in the apartment, only candles. >> did you call for a date? >> the client wouldn't identify himself but asked her to undress. then, without warning, he pulled a knife and demanded money. >> he then tells her to run and don't look back. she is only partially clothed. >> the apartment was leased to a known drug addict, roy beck. but was he the perpetrator? the victim was shown a photo lineup. >> she positively identified roy beck. the physical description she gave fit roy beck. >> that's the guy. >> it did not fit mr. bullard. >> coincidently, roy beck was the friend justin bullard said was living with him at the time of virginia russell's murder. that meant two suspects were staying in the apartment that was the source of all the evidence in virginia russell's murder. >> you definitely have two people. bullard owns the gun, owns the boots.

now, denying he was with knox the entire night of the murder. >> oh, that was always her alibi.nging his tune. up until now, knox, and this guy, salisito, have always claimed they were together the entire night back in 2007 when the murder happened. >> now, his attorney says, his client was not with amanda knox knocks, the first part of the night. lawyers are trying to convince an italian court to give this guy, salistito a new trial. two were reconvict dollars in the 2007 murder of knox's roommate back in january of this year, after their criminal conviction was overturned in 2011. >> so salisito is currently out on bail in the country of italy, amanda returned back to the u.s. back in 2011, you know, she is going to stay there. >> yes, she said i'm not going back to italy. a case real interesting. he wants to distance himself from her, doing very odd things, saying before they called police, came back to the apartment, she took a shower, all casino of interesting new details that are coming out now. >> involving nightmare nanny, gaining national attention for refuse to go leav

reverend harry knox is president of the religious coalition for reproductive choice. >> it's an insult, really, to those of us who are part of religious communities and worship and pray and study together every week, to have a corporation be called a religious organization. >> reporter: knox also decried the potential impact on women, especially low-income women. >> people like cashiers in the very stores that brought this case are having a hard time feeding their families, educating their children, and keeping the roof over their heads, and so for them, the healthcare that would have been afforded them through the affordable care act, was vital, and they will lose that in the short run. >> reporter: the majority opinion stressed that the ruling applies only to the contraception mandate, and not necessarily to religious objections to covering other practices such as blood transfusions and vaccinations. still, in a sharply-worded dissent, justice ruth bader ginsburg warned that in the wake of the ruling, new religious freedom claims "will proliferate." >> i do believe that more corporat

henry knox was an amazing man. he was the son of scots irish immigrants. onlys the key player not commanding artillery but also in orchestrating the crossing along with john glover. what made getting the 18 guns across so important was that annonse of the weather, c are virtually weather resistant compared to flintlock muskets. the powder easily becomes damp, and quite a few were unable to fire. you always had a reliable source of firepower. for his pincher movement, after crossing the delaware, washington relied on two divisions. he divided his army in half. he stayed with the second division, with henry knox and john sullivan who commanded the first division. sullivan was an interesting character. he was the son of poor scots irish immigrants. with the two divisions, the goal was for them to strike simultaneously with a pincher movement to catch the entire hessian brigade in between the two arms of the pincher movement for a conecuh-like victory. get a very simplistic view of the battle of trenton from a lot of historians that presented it in a very basi

a new twist in the aid madada knox case.x-boyfriend raffaele sollecito is distancing himself suggesting knox was not with him the entire night of the roommate's murder saying the testimony has made fantasies and hallucinations that has nothing to do with him. knox was given 289 years for the death and sollecito 24. he knows both knox and sollecito personally. what has sollecito been telling you over the past couple of months? >> hi, michaela. i got to know raffaele after he got out of prison. we just talked socially mainly. we try not to discuss the case because frankly sometimes he has to get away from it for his own sanity i think. >> okay. so the team calls this press conference. his legal team calls this press conference. sollecito says, quote, my name is raffaele sollecito and not amanda marie knox. talk about this. this is obviously him distancing, creating some distance between himself and amanda. >> he will when there's a gun to his head. look what's going on here. he was put in prison for four years for a crime he d

a medium fence will be erected between knox and hartwick roads.hile a pedestrian signal will be installed at the same intersection. three people have died on route 1 this year. >> severe weather is not exactly how some people in the area wanted to spend their monday. a huge tree fell on cars near 44th and p. streets northwest. that happened during last night's storms. the good news is as bad as that is, more than was hurt. >> the d.c. council is considering a ban on expulsions for people in kindergarten. the superintendent of education for d.c. reported 181 of these suspensions and expulsions during the 2012 school year. 77 children received similar punishments in maryland. he said those who get suspended end up in more trouble down the line. >> d.c. public works has started giving tickets to improperly parked drivers. vehicles parked outside of the white lines can block streetcar service. so drivers who break those rules will be ticketed and possibly even towed away. >> a look on the roads this evening. bob immler is in the w.t.o.p. traffic cente

. >>> another twist in the ongoing case against amanda knox. knox's ex-boyfriend is seeming to try to distance himself from her as his attorneys lay the groundwork for an appeal for a conviction. they were both convicted in her roommates death. he also believes she is innocent. >>> ahead "@this hour," the man versus food host is facing a challenge. the tv host made some nasty comments in social media and as a result his new show got pulled. we'll look at the reaction. >>> then team usa survived the group of death. can it survive the country that invent invented smurfs? >> what? >> the powerful mighty belgians invent smurfs. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. but parallel parking isn't one you do a lof them.ings great. you're either too far from the curb. or too close to other cars... it's just a matter

throne," is leading nomination for prime time emmys with 19 nods and best drama series, other top knox needs are "fargo," and "american horror story," "breaking bad," which is in final season and abc7news.com has a complete list of the nominees. >> a child birth caught on camera you have never seen. this is a little tough to watch. >> ouch. ouch. ouch. ouch. ouch. ouch. >> a texas dad video taped the moment his wife was in labor on the gopro camera strapping the camera to his head so he could document the wild ride to the hospital with his regulate wife, kristen, but it captured a lot more. >> i wanted to get this bighted on camera i had no idea this would happen. >> i knew there was no way i would make it. >> kristen was almost two weeks after the due date and she knew she did not have much time. when they got to the hospital it was too late. she gave birthright in outside the hospital. it was a curb side delivery and the boy is named "baby go." >> all the people at at&t bark and the game is about to get underway. meteorologist mike nicco how is the weather? >> pretty good. whether it

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i want to tell viewers about a programming note, tomorrow on knox news sunday, chris wallace about speak to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about the ongoing crisis and the off again, on again cease fire negotiations. check your local listings for the times of that show. now the latest on the malaysia airlines flight 17 tragedy. dozens more bodies from the crash being flown out of ukraine today heading to a forensic center in the netherlands for identification. officials say they were the final victims to be removed from the wreckage but observe ser vers say there are still remains on the ground. access there has been limited due to interference by pro-russian rebels. government forces are firing back at those rebels in ukraine, launching a counter offensive to try to retake the city of donetsk in eastern ukraine. this as we get reports of russia violating ukraine's border yet again. apparently, firing artillery from its its territory into ukraine. steve herry gan with the latest from eastern ukraine. >> or they will, access to that crash site has gotten a lot more difficult ov

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now, moving on to a new development in the amanda knox case her ex-boyfriend hoping to use an alibi sheut. the ex-boyfriend told reporters in rome that a text message and memo written by knox bolstered the claim that he is innocent. he said he believes that knox was not involved in her roommate's murder. >> the three israeli teens found dead in the west bank have been laid to rest. tens of thousand of mourners gathered for a funeral service yesterday. some of them arriving in convoys. the teens, one of whom is an american citizen, were abducted while hitchhiking. some two weeks ago. israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu among the speakers and voup e vowed revenge on hamas. >> three buses carrying immigrants who crossed the border were turned away by protesters in southern california. on the way to a border patrol station. confronted by people carrying signs, the buses were rerouted to a border town station. they are worried that immigrants will overtax limited resources. >> we may see the first hurricane of the year. tropical storm arthur off the central florida coast right now. ga

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morning with us us to share their reporting and insights, robert costa, aid rhine carrasquillo, olivia knox of yahoo! news. maybe you think you have little or nothing in common with warren buffett, bill gates, sheldon adelston. running a joint appeal for immigration reform they pose a version of a question i often ask in our staff meetings why do we have a big government if they don't step up and solve big problems. they are paying 535 people to take care of the legislative needs of the country. we are getting short changed. the three men wrote friday in the "new york times" it's time for 535 american citizens to remember what they owe to the 318 people who employ them. gentlemen, well put and good lucks. buffett, gates and adelson want sweeping immigration reforms, not happening, not this year but the most pressing question is can the president and his critics especially house republicans get past the war of words we've seen in the past week and find common ground how to deal with the pressing border crisis, molly ball, the surge of the undocumented children. they're talking at and past ea

. >> reporter: contra costa prosecutor mary knox had argued for the maximum sentence. >> a 2-year-old is dead. so quite frankly, no sentence, no punishment brings justice. >> reporter: high aushy's attorney still plans to appeal the conviction. >> there really were no facts here where there was any type of warning, any type of attack on human beings. >> reporter: the dogs had killed two other family pets, a chihuahua and cob ateal prior to the 2-year-old's death. >>> looks like it's going to be a while before an award winning los gatos restaurant is able to open again. a massive fire seriously damaged the michelin two-star restaurant on village lane. it broke out around 3:30 this morning. at this point, firefighters search forge a cause don't even know if it started inside or outside the building. a lot more work to do. the restaurant had been closed for cleaning this weekend. >> the cleaning crew might have done their business and been gone for a couple of days. no evidence of any equipment related to that kind of an operation hanging around. >> chief kendall says the kitchen is stil

troubled star last week smith was talking about the nfl's two game suspension of rice after knox rice knocked his then fiancee unconscious leading to domestic violence it arrest. smith seemed to imply that some women are to blame for domestic violence. >> in ray rice's case he probably deserves more than the two game suspension which we both acknowledge. at the same time, we also have to make sure that we learn as much as we can about elements of provocation. not that there is real provocation but the elements of provocation. you have got to make sure that you address it because what we have got to do is do what we can to try to prevent the situation from happening in any way. and i don't think that's broached enough. >> well, those comments sparking range across the web, smith's espn coworker tweeting i'm thinking about wearing a mini skirt this weekend i would hate to think what i would be asking for by doing. so even whoopi goldberg giving her view on "the view." >> do not live with this idea that the men have the chivalry thing still with them. don't assume that that is still in p

the nuclear talks and the ground operation knox president obama border crisis off the front page but outraged folks still trying to make their voices heard taking part in that anti-amnesty open border protest. >> the veterans are being ignored the medical these are completely trampled and we allow illegals to come into this country. >> president obama and the date with the presidents of honduras at the white house still wants 3.$7 billion to deal with a crisis that is one of his own making but house speaker boehner says he is not optimistic that will happen. because the house s only in session for another 20 days before the midterm elections that by the way our one-hundred eight days from now. we will be right back. stay with us. the gaza offensive determined to root out the of terrorist. israeli ambassadoo the united states live from ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer mo

. >> prosecutor mary knox argued for a maximum sentence. >> it was avoidable. #-year-old is dead no sentence, no punishment, brings justice. >> his attorney plans to appeal. >> there are no facts here that there was a warning and any type after tack on a human being. >> the dogs had killed two other famiets, a chihuahua andç aq% bird prior jacob's death. >> a massive tree has fallen in the russian hill neighborhood bloc9@gg a popular cable car line the ymficas came down, what a ms amazingly nobody was hurt. it's covering the car outside swenson's ice cream lpshop. it's not clear if the car was damaged the crew will clean the problem up. it means tourists cannot take cable cars up and down hills for now. >> this 4th of july we saw a new use for quad koptors someone used one to take spectacular shots of fire works displays. some legal, some not. but what about those drones? are you allowed to use them like that? we are live in san francisco with the story. sergio, the pictures were spectacular. >> spectacular pictures. you know this is not new technology, howev

. >> prosecutor mary knox argued for a maximum sentence. >> it was avoidable. #-year-old is dead no sentence, no punishment, brings justice. >> his attorney plans to appeal. >> there are no facts here that there was a warning and any type after tack on a human being. >> the dogs had killed two other family pets, a chihuahua andç bird prior jacob's death. >> a massive tree has fallen in the russian hill neighborhood bloc9@gg a popular cable car line the ymficas came down, what a ms amazingly nobody was hurt. it's covering the car outside swenson's ice cream lpshop. it's not clear if the car was damaged the crew will clean the problem up. it means tourists cannot take cable cars up and down hills for now. >> this 4th of july we saw a new use for quad koptors someone used one to take spectacular shots of fire works displays. some legal, some not. but what about those drones? are you allowed to use them like that? we are live in san francisco with the story. sergio, the pictures were spectacular. >> spectacular pictures. you know this is not new technology, howeve

. >> welcome to hannity, this is the knox news alert in favor of hobby lobby and religious freedom and against the obama care contraception mandate. the white house is criticizing this decision. josh ernest told reporters that it not only jeopardizes women's health, but congress should act and try to mitigate this ruling. for the latest on the administration's reaction we turn once again to ed henry, standing by tonight at the white house. i bet there's pretty fierce reaction? >> that's right. >> the president is not backing down at all. instead today signaling he's going to double down on the go it alone strategy. dares speaker boehner to go forward with his lawsuit to try to stop executive orders. the president saying, so sue me. the white house secretary made clear, that includes congress not to act. the bottom line is, republicans were firing back today they think the president right now should be pulling back, not going full steam ahead. >> if congress won't act, the president will consider a range of options for addressing this problem. the fact of the matter is, we're still revi

knox of the jail. >> the inmates who work the commissary loading dock at san antonio's bear county jail soups. if you want to buy something for somebody else -- >> we do like a layaway. >> people don't get any money in their books, so they get creative and they start drawing on envelopes. >> let me know the next one, i might cut you a better deal. you know what i'm saying? >> they sell them, they survive and they get to eat. >> i guess you can call them armored trucks. but we drive these carts around and inmates look at us like, wow, we had all that? >> this is the noodle train. >> on it while ramen noodles and honey buns are classics, we've discovered the emergence of a new contender. and it's one that can only be savored by one that works or does time. >> we kept hearing about shabang potato chips and there's this kind of mystique around this and we're told you can only get them in the jail and they taste better than any potato chip you've ever had, and it kind of build up this myth. >> shabangs is the only kind of chips you can get while you're incarcerated. you cannot get them on th

. >> welcome to hannity, this is the knox news alert in favor of hobby lobby and religious freedom andainst the obama care contraception mandate. the white house is criticizing this decision. josh ernest told reporters that it not only jeopardizes women's health, but congress should act and try to mitigate this ruling. for the latest on the administration's reaction we turn once again to ed henry, standing by tonight at the white house. i bet there's pretty fierce reaction? >> that's right. >> the president is not backing down at all. instead today signaling he's going to double down on the go it alone strategy. dares

he's a little somthin' -- somthin' for you. [ laughter ] what am i stu knox? >> steve: hey! hey!e on! >> jimmy: gabagool! get out of here. get over here. now get outta here! [ laughter ] don't worry 'bout it. i don't know if this is a good idea or not. there's a company in boston that's now selling a wristband that gives you an electric shock if you miss your exercise goals. [ laughter ] then people say if you get fat enough you won't be able to feel it any more. [ laughter ] it's actually kind of cool. it's like a massage. [ applause ] a wrist massage. and finally, our old pal, toronto mayor rob ford. [ cheers and applause ] he's, of course, running for reelection. so when he and his brother found a seesaw yesterday, well, there was only one thing that they could do. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> i gotcha. >> hold it! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my god, there are two of them! [ applause ] if they keep doing that they'll generate enough electricity to power toronto. we have a great show, everybody. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: everybody, it

knox of caviar? out and start talking. >> i'll have what she's having. >> the trophy wife stereotype is gorgeous. >> i have rarely seen a gorgeous woman with a brokeback guy. have you? >> i can't say. ♪ >> the rock. worked out for two hours a day to transform himself into the greek icon. let's just take a moment police. >> let's take a moment. he looks damn good. >> business is slow. >> yeah, charlie, mo the bartender here. i saw your interview with hillary clinton there. why don't you ask the question. >> why can't they be comfortable

." >> so it got to a level where me and my assistant, who was archie knox at the time, and we were goingp to his house every second night. it got to a level when ryan's mother said to me, "will you be back on thursday?" she was buying in tea for us and supper! the mother is always the strong character in the family home, without doubt. i was always saying to all my scouts "get the mother." >> mothers want the best for their sons, they want the best coach because they think that manager/coach will bring the best of their son's talents out. there is always a danger with the family in that the father will try and live his live through the boy. in that the father will try and live his live through the boy. you get a lot of that, not always, but i have seen a lot of evidence of that and the mother doesn't do it that way. she is always of the idea that she wants the best for her boy. >> gary neville? >> aw, fantastic character. gary wakes up every morning at six o'clock. reads every newspaper. he wants to know what's going on in the world and he's got a moan about everything. but he is such a