larry david, when we all started out, we used to sit back in the back of the improvisation or whatever club we were in it just to watch larry. he was the comedian's comedian. back then he had hair like larry from the three stooges. he had wire rim glasses. he would get on a stage on a friday night at the improv. the crowd was predominantly suburban predominantly wouldblue hair. a pure suburban crowd. larry would get up. he will look at them and the first words out of his mouth -- you know, i feel very comfortable with you people. in fact, i feel so comfortable, i am thinking of using the true form of the verb instead of usted. i was laughing my ass off. it was so funny. the audience was like an oil tank. he had no idea what they were looking at. he kept on going. as said, i think a lot of people miss use the tu form of the verb. for example, when it they stabbed caesar. he said, et tu brutus? is that policies are, i just step do, if there's any time for usted, it is now. tumbleweeds down the aisle. larry would say, the hell to all of you and he leaves. but we knew that someday, somehow

. >> i helped larry david wright his speech. >> when we were far away from larry david, he says he wrote his speech.

absolutely killed, but jerry and larry david had these crazy, wonderful voices in their head, and we said we had to stick with it. again, "cheers" then goes away, and who takes over for "cheers?" "seinfeld," so patience rewarded. it is not just instant success. you have to plant seeds and stand up for the things you believe in. tavis: i want to go back. number one, when you say patience rewarded, i take your point, but that does not seem to be ordered today. there are some shows that are acclaimed, "30 rock" that comes to mind, some that do not have the critical audience, but typically, the rule is, if you do not hit it, you quit it. >> that is right. i think the sword of damocles is hanging over the heads of many. there was one hour called "my generation." critics liked it. i was on for two weeks. that was a tough one. i did not think it should be thursday at 8:00, but that is where they put it. i did not make that call, and we were in a buzz saw, and there was a sense, oh, my god, this is not working, and they moved on very quickly, so having patients, sticking with things, it is n

larry david in the building.ers rallying from a 15 point deficit in the fourth with 1 minute to go. kobe hits the three cutting the lead to 2. he had 43. final seconds now lakers down 3. need a three to send it to o.t. kobe's jumper just off the mark. denver holds on for the win 1, 02-99. l.a. leads the zero vees 3-2. tomorrow the pacers eliminated the magic in five games, 105-87. this could be stan van gundy's last game on the bench. the hawks beat the celtics 87-86. boston leads 3-2. chicago grinding out a win against philly to stave off elimination. hockey, philadelphia flyers facing elimination themselves. down 3-2 against the devils. game was not for the feint of heart. early in the first period, anton volchenkof to brayden schenn. zachary nald zach rinaldo. flyers get on board with the first. the devils respond. salvador puts one off the post and in. it shows it was deflected by the flyers' defenseman. game tied at 1. few minutes later flyers' goalie bryzgalov mishandles the puck. david clarkson gets a chea

from his power plays on "the good wife," to his hilarious encounter with our favorite tv jerk, larry david, thanks. oh, jesus! what the hell? did you shake that up on purpose? >> parkinson's. when i was diagnosed 20 years ago, my doctor told me i had ten good years of work left and he was correct in the sense of my career but he was not correct in the sense of what was out there to do. >> reporter: and what he has done is truly historic. is this true, that you are the world's largest private funder of parkinson's disease research? >> people that are watching right now. >> reporter: almost 300 million. >> we want people to wake up in the morning, and know that we're working on their problem. >> reporter: debbie brooks is head of the foundation and say there are 200 trials searching for a cure, but patients don't know they are there. >> something like 45% of trials never recruit a single patient. >> reporter: 45% never recruit? >> yeah. >> reporter: so, the foub station created a new website, a kind of match.com for parkinson's patients. fox's dream? to identify the problem before symptoms.

. >> glenn close, larry david, chevy chase, edward james, and kennedy lieu nary y'all paying respects. some shocking absences, several of mary's siblings didn't attend, blaming robert for many of mary's struggles. both sides made separate plans to mourn mary. her brother filed a last-minute lawsuit over her remains, the couple's $4 million house and control over her final resting place. but, still, her legal husband, the judge ruled in robert's favor and mary was buried near the kennedy compound near hyann hyannisport. >>> the richardson family announced their own plans to hold a memorial tomorrow at a manhattan hotel. what is not as certain is how many kennedys will attend. >> and her ex-husband robert f. kennedy delivering the youology yesterday. >>> to another twist in the case of missing 6-year-old isabel celis, questions have been swirling around her father. now, her mother is speaking out and defending her husband the story now fr. >> my husband loves the boy and his daughter. >> reporter: she publicly defended her husband banned from seeing their children. >> it's like a bad dr

the moment it starts trading, take a page from larry david in his investing handbook.b your enthusiasm. what happens if you bought those other social media names they are down an average of 18%. only three out of ten have made you money in the aftermarket. all the rest lost you money. i know what you're thinking. facebook is better than these other social media plays. i shouldn't be comparing them. so what happens if it's three out of the ten we're buying in the aftermarket? what if this is different. when you're investing all you can do is place odds to be more right than wrong. there's another angle to this story. one that reinforces the need to stay away from facebook on friday. even with zillow, linkedin and jive made market there was a better time to buy. with every single one there was a better time to buy. not one of these social media ipos took off and never looked back. they spec on the first day and pulled back in the following weeks and months and only then began to rebound. if facebook follows a similar trajectory you would be a fool to buy it on the first

we like that. >>> last on the list, larry david. we love him.sm" star and creator. he's now on twitter. his handle, larrydavid4. his first tweet went out and basically he was asking charity bribes to pay up the 10k they promised if he sent out a tweet and joined twitter. so he did. now they owe, and he's very happy about that. >> this is a campaign to get celebrities to get money for their charities. good cause, larry. [ female announcer ] to get a professional cleansing system you could spend as much as $200. olay says challenge that with an instrument that cleanses as effectively as what's sold by skin professionals for a whole lot less. olay pro x advanced cleansing system. what do you do when you can no longer get around like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see more, enjoy life more. here's why hoveround makes it easier than any other power chair. hoverou

david? [applause] >> thank you, larry. so i did have a half-hour speech prepared so we could delay getting back to city hall, but i will cut that short. i did joke to the mayor that we should make the weather into our environmental impact reports. i want to say that that is a joke, but i do think the weather today -- the wind that is going to walk down the -- knock down the sails of the america's cup boats and those people in the ballpark, i do not think we can take it for granted. we are blessed to live in when the most beautiful natural at the theaters in the world. this is why i am so happy to be a part of this amazing announcement. this announcement, in part, is about how we create and build another field of dreams. how is it that we take an empty parking lot and turn it into part of a 21st century waterfront? when some of the giants' organization approached me last year, and i want to think jack and some of your colleagues for presenting this vision to me, i was frankly blown away. the vision of housing some of amazin

. >> reporter: dan aykroyd, glenn close, larry david, chevy chase, edward james olmos, john mcenroe,n sarandon and kennedy luminaries all paying respects. but despite the bold-faced names, some shocking absences. several of mary's siblings did not attend blaming robert for many of her struggles. the bitterness between the families led to a court battle friday as both sides made separate plans to mourn mary. her brother filed a last-minute lawsuit over her remains, the couple's $4 million house and control over her final resting place. but, still, her legal husband, the judge ruled in robert's favor, and mary was buried near the kennedy compound in hyannisport last night where her children prayed she would finally be at peace. and the richardson family announced their own plans to hold a memorial for mary tomorrow at a manhattan hotel. it's certainly to attract many bold-faced names as well but what is not as certain is how many kennedys will attend. >> and her ex-husband robert f. kennedy delivering the eulogy yesterday. >> very moving. >> thank you, taina, for that. >>> now to net a

. >> was seinfeld a perfect storm in terms of you and larry david and jerry -- >> even nbc -- yes, it do well when it first came on the air. it was losing to a show called "jake and the fat man." we were losing in the ratings but nbc had nothing better to put on so they let the show stay on the air and it found its audience organically. >> when jerry decided to leave, they backed up a brinks truck and -- >> well, he deserves it. >> "the dictator", continued success. your track record is intact. >> thank you. >> it's hilarious and inappropriate, but hilarious. >> thank you so much. >> "the dictator" is in theaters today. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. >>> hey, hey -- >> there he is. >> mr. bill plante. give it up for bill plante, one of the leaders of the "cbs this morning" team. >> cbs! cbs! >> with a fine chant. this morning in washington they were running to benefit wounded warriors. >> how long was the race again? >> 5k, about three miles. >> very good. >> congratulations to all down there. >> not something i would ever do, but i'm cheering you on. >> i d

one clue was shot of jerry with a vintage 1952 volkswagen bug and larry david.ey're up to. 8:04 right now. let's get a check of the weather from al. >> "today's weather" is brought to you by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with kay. >> and good morning, everybody. got some friends here. brain tumor awareness month. courtney rose foundation? >> yes. >> well, good to see you. thank you so much. what do you have going on? >> we're trying to raise that awareness and raise research funding. >> that's terrific. >> the courtney rose foundation dot org. >> you bet. let's see what we've got for you. pick city of the day happens to be mobile, obama. nbc 15. we're going to be looking at strong thunderstorms, temperatures in the low 80s. we've got a lot of rain making its way into the mid-atlantic states in the northeast. a strong line of storms stretching from wisconsin back into iowa and nebraska, where we have a strong risk of rain. showers in northern california, into oregon. also some wet weather in the central gulf coast. hit or miss thunderstorms down through souther

phobic who are the ones who get caught in the bathroom right like toe tapping like senator larry craig or david vitter right to louisiana senator who goes to prostitutes and apparently incidentally has a diapers fetish but it's always coming from those people i feel like it's just dealt with their own issues and went to see a therapist we'd have a lot better of a country why do you think people are so scared of sexual freedom i mean here we are twenty first century i mean how many years since roe v wade and this is still an issue being brought up at every election. i mean i think people are some people are resentful and jealous i think they're they have on happy and satisfying sex lives our love lives so they don't want anyone else to enjoy them and i do think that there's a sad case like there was an article in the times the other day about you it was called homophobic you might be gay right i mean there is i think some self loathing i think there are people out there again larry craig is a perfect example he's very homophobic legislative history but turns out he's gay it's a really sad case h

david lawrence deckerd. [applause] larry morgan kelly. [applause] johnny owen brooks. [applause] now there is the names of 58,282 heroes. ladies and gentlemen, please live at -- please rise as the president, first lady and other distinguished leaders take their place at the wall with the a place at a solid who represent not only loved ones, but all who served, suffered, it sacrifice in the name of freedom. joining the president and first lady is mrs. rose marie saber brown, wife of the medal of honor winner. joining the vice-president of the united states, joe biden and r. joe biden is mrs. judanine sigen. in honor of american prisoners of war. joining for hon. leon panetta, secretary of defense, the sara frances chea, in honor of all those who remain unaccounted for it to whom we renew our commitment to the fullest possible accounting. joining the hon. can salazar, secretary of the interior, the brother and specialist of the u.s. army as they honor all who served. shinseki,n. directions at teric ons of frank meiry.neiry joining general rate or bnl, chief of staff unit

it's jim messina, david axelrod, stephanie cutter, larry griz lan know, from the house david bluff, valerieouse, dan pfeiffer and melissa mastromonaco. not joe biden. were you surprised by that? >> there may be other meetings he or his representatives are in. he obviously wants to keep those meetings close. i think joe biden is doing a great job for this administration. he can go out and get a big crowd and fire people up. so he could probably get a bigger crowd than mitt romney at this point i would think. >> i think the team you see there is the president and all of the chief advisers. you don't see other principals. michele is not in the room but i don't think anyone doubts that michele has plenty of input on his thinking and is used as a surrogate. i'm not sure there's a precedent for the vice president putting his time in there, as well. >> the one thing you see with that will full screen that you just brought up is everyone thaemts on that screen has been there since the early days. those are the guys and gals that have been there when they had no money to rub two pennies together. th

nba playoffs pacers as larry bird called his team's off after there will not buy heating game 5 david west got the message and this strong with indiana led by 2 1/2 the day had no answer for duane wait to have his given the post season 41 points and 10 rebounds the heat when the final three games of this series to advance to the eastern conference finals. a service interview by saying they're mad that they can pull off my pants. >>> status is seen as car was broken into earlier this week that this jury is wide receiver losses wallace, cards ipod in even his starbucks card was a sudden the most adjusted so begins the top five. not to any seven cards i earned the gold card. you know how many copies and had to drink to get to that gold card? >>> i had $220 left on my stomach scarred. >>> that a lot of love in los. a pioneer and pop of but have your lopez took matters into its own hands freezing of the mound and making the catch in foul territory. and number three the opening round of the colonial have been memorable double what the masters today he had to settle for a regular eagle snack

beginning of time real-life daredevils have captivated the world's imagination from larry houdini to evel knievel. david wallendas. a family famous for tricks and flips on the highest of high-wires. wallenda stares death in the face every week on the science channel's "danger by design" premiering june 18th. >> so scary. >> reporter: he holes five guinness world records including the highest walk on the wheel of death without a net. >> and the highest drop from a helicopter. again, no net. and now he's about to take the art of the megastunt to a whole new level. this summer in an unprecedented live television event we're going to follow him as he takes on his motor mind-boggling challenge ever. all right. let's go to cameron right now and the king of the high-wire. nick wallenda in niagara falls. hey, cam. >> hey, josh and everybody, yes, we are in niagara falls on the maid of the mist so appropriately named for the mist pouring off the falls directly behind us right now and i'm with the man who is going to be right in the thick of that mist. you are redefining the term daredevil. nick wallenda, everybo

kind of set us up there, you know, he just almost made us do it, me and another guy in the church, david larryaid tricked us, and he said told me john david is going to start that an and we showed up and started the garden. >> alisyn: hey, that's good trickery right there. now, pastor john, you started this garden, at first, it was, you know, a small plot and it grew into an acre and what was the response? who were you giving these vegetables and this fruit to? >> well, at first we weren't really giving it away at all to the public. it started like dad said, to make the church, help us all realize that, he was serious about the things he was saying, hey, let's do this right here on our own property. get started because the idea, if you can't do it now, if you don't know how to do it now ab how will you do it when the crunch is on, is it time to learn or when things are possible? and so for the first several months, there really wasn't any harvest, it was working the ground and a big learning curve answer then just started not to be clichish, but the garden grew from there. >> alisyn: and pasto

kickstart his title defense against italy is similarly by larry ranked outside the world's top one hundred andy murray faces tatsu eto'o project that david. asked the slow back to clash lots of. white on monday top seed novak djokovic who was a little slow out of the blocks but still sort of think of that italy in straight sets. still trying to find the rhythm on the court so. and you obviously play to play a very good first set. but when i look at it now after the match is already was it was good for me to have a tough first try to find good control over the. movement on the court you know it was difficult conditions as well. but to win it. for me was so it seed roger federer was in sizzling form against lesser known german tobias can't go first last it was always in control including this long final rally to win six two seven five six three in just under two hours the victory means a federal equals jimmy connors record of two hundred thirty three match wins in grand slams and this year's french open is also federer's fiftieth straight trip to . jimmy's obviously one of the greats of all time you know and. was around for twenty years yo

larry adam is at deutsche bank private wealth management and david katz, chief investment officer atjoins us as well. david, let's cut to the eye of the storm. jpmorgan, down again today. would you buy jpmorgan at these levels? >> first, you want to put it in perspective. it's a significant hit, a huge management misstep but it's not going to change their long-term financial outlook or their earnings power. if you have a six-to-12-month time horizon, jpmorgan is going to be a batch higher. they have a secure dividend at this point. we're very comfortable owning jpmorgan here. we would add to it slowly. we think the overall financial group which has taken a little bit of pullback on this, there are a lot of names you can buy that don't have the type of risk that jpmorgan took on, things like schwab, or the regional banks like a bb&t or a wells fargo and you don't have this extra level of risk. but we think you can take on that jpmorgan risk. >> at the same time, larry, curious to get your take on whether or not you are still comfortable holding jpmorgan. is there anything that jamie d

david goodfriend, i will never throw you a softball like the one i threw you tonight. >> don't do it, larryel steele, thank you. jennifer ruben, as always, great stuff. >>> next up, government overreach and political correctness gone amuck. one state proposing banning bake sales in schools. oh, my gosh. we'll tell you where when we check news headlines right after the break. >>> still ahead, we've got a battle of the fed, fistfight between paul krugman of "the new york times" and fed head ben bernanke. i'll talk with distinguished outspoken president and ceo of the federal reserve bank of dallas richard fisher. stay with us. he's going to referee this battle. [ male announcer ] this is corporate caterers, miami, florida. in here, great food demands a great presentation. so at&t showed corporate caterers how to better collaborate by using a mobile solution, in a whole new way. using real-time photo sharing abilities, they can create and maintain high standards, from kitchen to table. this technology allows us to collaborate with our drivers to make a better experience for our customers. [ ma

larry king. >> he will be interviewing david letterman.mber. >> you said there was good news coming up. is simon going to host something? did they -- no. regis. >> you don't like regis? >> i like him fine. but he is not going to save cnn. >> no. >> one night. by the way, i want to say when i was at cnn we were number 1 in the ratings all day long. >> i am not saying it's cause and effect but pointing that out. thank you. >> john gehring, good to see you. thank you for coming in. >> great to be here. it's hard for me to make as a catholic, too, what is to make about these byrnes. maureen dowd points out this morning that in the latest gallup poll, 82% of catholics say that using birth control is morally acceptable. >> uh-huh. >> we have seen an earlier study that 98% of catholic women -- catholic women use contraception, artificial means of birth control. the catholic bishops are sort of out of step with american catholics even? >> absolutely. this is pretty much a settled issue in the united states. i mean with catholics with really anyone

i want to hear your defense, david goodfriend, because i don't think there's any defense. >> listen, larry, you're right. i was actually working at the white house the year that the budget went in the black and we published the federal budge wet a black cover that year. it was very exciting. what i think mr. romney faces here is the rhetoric of a businessman. $3 in cuts for every $1 of tax revenue. >> no, larry. come on. >> a temper tantrum thrown by eric cantor. americans are not stupid, larry. they remember these things. >> jennifer ruben -- >> let's start first with the grand bargain. "the new york times" hardly a republican rag, "the washington post," not on the editorial side, but on the news side, clearly documented that the president was the one who backed up on the grand bargain and led us to nowhere. i think this was a very well-orchestrated, very well-coordinated effort by both speaker boehner and mitt romney to show exactly what you said, larry. this president cannot lead. he's bereft of ideas. but in a funny way, i think he's really made his own bed. is the economy going to pic

david lawrence decker. [applause] larry morgan kelly. [applause] johnny owen books.e wall now bears the names of 58,282 heroes. ladies and gentlemen, please rise as the president, the first lady and our other distinguished leaders take their place at the wall with families of the fallen who represent not only their loved ones but all who served, suffered and sacrificed in the name of freedom. >> joining the president and first lady is mrs. rose marie brown, wife of medal of honor recipient sergeant leslies sabo. joining the vice president to have united states, joe biden and dr. jill biden is mrs. janine rosina. sister of captain lance, u.s. air force in honor of american prisoners of war. joining the honorable leon panetta, secretary of defense is mrs. sarah francis shay, the mother of donald emerson shay jr. joining the honorable ken salazar, secretary of the interior are grady renville, the brother of travis and nephew of specialist arvin renville. joining the honorable eric shinseki, secretary of veterans affairs, frank neary jr. christopher neary. in honor of al

david decker. larry morgan kelly.wall now bears the names of 58,282 heroes. ladies and gentlemen, please rise as the president, first lady, and other distinguished leaders take their place at the wall with families of the fallen, represent not only their loved ones, but all who served, suffered, and sacrificed in the name of freedom. >> joining the president and first lady is the wife of the medal of honor recipient sgt sabo, u.s. army. lay a wreath in honor of all who served. joining the vice president of the united states, joe biden, and dr. joe biden, is the sister of the medal of honor recipient, u.s. air force, in honor of american prisoners of war. joining the honorable leon panetta, secretary of defense, is the mother of major donald emerson shea jr. in honor of all who remain unaccounted for as we renew our commitment to the fullest, -- fullest possible accounting. joining the honorable ken salazar are grady renville, the brother, and the nephew of the army soldier. joining eric shinseki isare the sons of corp