we begin this evening with mindy kaling. her television program is called ""the mindy project." >> for young women, particularly minority women, that i have the job that i have is exciting for them. and i know that i try not to think about it too much because i have too many other things to do, but being the first indian american woman with your own show, and the show is not particularly about race, is really exciting for people. and i love that, and it feels like a nice responsibility. >> we continue with john feinstein, the eighthor and sports reporter purpose his latest book is cape and the islands "where nobody knows your name, life in minor league baseball" and a look at the final four. >> you're deal with guys that are extraordinary baseball players. i think we sometimes forget that because we focus on the super-stars making the multi-million-dollar contracts. the guys are 100 levels above guys like and you me. i played high school baseball. these guys are 100 levels above us. just to get to triple a, you've beaten the

thank you, mindy tallmadge. we'll check in with you when you have a little more information. >> as mindy said, thisser doing this defensively all they can do is really protect the buildings surrounding this building that is under construction. and the water that they are putting on it, they can't get close. they just can't. they have to do it from far away. and try to protect the buildings around it. this is burning so intensely. it's been burning for almost an hour now. >> she mentioned that a nearby apartment building right next door actually the glass on that building broke because of the intense heat and intense smoke from this fire. it's unbelievable. fire crews have surrounded the area to contain it trying to not only put it out but to keep it from spreading to other buildings. this is our videographer's smaller picture from the ground on the left-hand side. that's a thumbs-up from joe doing a great job. he is getting in close where you can see just how intense this fire is burning. the scaffolding that li

[ laughter ] >> seth: "the mindy project" returns april 1st on fox. thanks to rachel maddow, ike barinholtz. [ cheers and applause ] and, of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. see you tomorrow. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> carson: hey, everybody, i'm carson daly and you are watching "last call." thanks for that. tonight, we've got comedy, l.a.-based rock, and sci-fi. i would say that's a little something for everybody. coming to you tonight from here at evr in n.y.c. all right, but first it's all about the sci-fi. in his career, writer-producer ronald d. moore has left his stamp on the greatest tv shows the genre has ever known, including the "star trek" franchise, "roswell," and "battlestar galatica." you can see his latest work on the new thriller "helix," and on the highly anticipated summer series, "outla."

will mindy pick danny or cliff? right, this is dumb. fine, danny. his arm was, i don't know, like here. and his hand was i guess a bit cupped. >> on your breast? >> yes. >> and what else? what else? >> my hand was here in that region. >> mindy kaling, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we should rerack the kiss because that is a steamy situation. >> was it hotter than me and the skeleton? i thought me and the skeleton was pretty hot. >> it was a toss-up but i'm going to go with the kiss. you kind of left on a cliff hanger last season? >> yeah, that was the hottest thing in the world. we had a little break after the kiss and we're literally en route and this episode on tuesday is the best because we pick up right where we left off. >> are you going to resolve this or are you going to just keep stringing us along like a bad boyfriend? >> we don't keep stringing anyone along, i'm too impatient. we have an hour to just like hit you. there's so much like sex and lies and secrets. it's so fun. >> you've had a lot of

i can't believe it's right around the corner. >> i know, it's crazy. >>> thanks, mindy. we will see you back here tonight at 11:00. good night. >> most awkward bachelor finale ever. welcome to "access hollywood". weekend edition. i'm shaun robin sochbility 10 million people tune in including myself and while nicki may have gotten the final rose, juan pablo attitude is what everyone is talking about. billy gathered our bachelor brain trust shawn and melissa from dallas along with desiree and chris from seattle who all weighed in. >> 84 percent on the "access hollywood"tot come poll say juan pablo the worst bachelor ever. now that's a broad stroke worst but let's get into into theage adjective how would you describe the guy watching in that after the final rose. shaichbility would i say be prechltd as bachelor my biggest client about juan pablo there was no transparent situation. he wouldn't tell america how he felt and i think when you sign up to be the bachelor you owe it to the fans. you owe it to the network and i don't think he was ready for. that. >> juan pablo says

i knew at that time it was either mine or theirs. >> mindy's left knee was crushed and right leg wasted. she has a long road to recovery ahead and says she is just happy her daughters were spared. >>> an annual study about high school homework suggests concerns about teens being overworked might be misguided. the study shows the share of 17-year-olds doing up to two hours of homework a night only slipped from 27% to 23% over a nearly 30-year period. sorry, kids. as one researcher says, the number of you being overworked is really, really small. >> parents get overworked helping the kids sometimes. i know about that. >>> tv pitch man kevin trudeau will spend the next ten years behind bars. at his sentencing, the judge called an unrepentant huckster who was "deceitful to the core." trudeau was convicted of criminal contempt after a court order barred him interest running false tv ads. his infomercials ran at least 32,000 times. he had made millions hawking his weight loss book. >>> a judge in los angeles ordered chris brown to spend the next month in jail. the judge said he was concern

thanks, mu thanks, mindi. >>> in the sierra ski resorts celebrating the storm.o far. and look at this time lapse video from kirkwood. the ski resort says it recorded nearly six feet of snow in the last week. right now chains not required on interstate 80 or 50. but we can't see the snow pile up because of -- >> here it comes. we need a time lapse. >> yeah, we do. we promise they were six feet. >> let's get to rob mayeda. he's got a live picture from kirkwood right here. >> it's looking good up there. we heard six feet in the last week. this most recent storm has dropped about 40 inches of new snow. this is going back to early friday morning and since the start of february 1st, 171 inches. 274 inches this season. the ski season looking much better in the sierra. we'll probably add another two to four inches in the high country for tomorrow. we still need about six feet plus to get colder to average. there will be opportunities to add to that. seven-day forecast, a few showers coming in tomorrow and a bigger system due on wednesday. right now 50s and 60s outside,

mindy vows she'll walk again. perhaps even run after those kids she sacrificed everything for."it was all for my kids. i'm just glad my kids are fine." the new jersey teen who made headlines for suing her parents has dropped the lawsuit. 18 year old rachel canning sued her parents for financial support and college tuition after leaving home last year. canning had returned home last week. i the new jersey teen who made headlines for suing her parents has dropped the lawsuit. rachel canning -- an 18- year-old high school senior -- sued her parents for financial support and college tuition after leaving home last year. canning had returned home last week. we're coming up on 4-30. here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning: two big winners of last night's 400-million dollars mega millions jackpot-- one in florida and maryland. and a third, local winner in san bruno who got five of the six numbers. the bay area winner bought the ticket at "huntington liquor" on huntington avenue in san bruno. that winner will get almost 2-million dollars! >>erica: off to a great

we were able to speak with mindy tallmadge of the san francisco fire department. we are getting some numbers in terms of the fight that went on here for several hours. 125 firefighters involved, 35 different trucks and engines on the scene to contain the fire and they did a magnificent job of doing that outside of the one spillover on to the cancer research center a couple of blocks away. they saved all the adjacent buildings there. we are told that the fire started on the 6th floor of the project so it happened up near the roof which explains how it got traveling so fast into the roof structure and just really an amazing problem. >> the fire department kept these adjacent buildings. even though one building as mindy said the windows blew out because of the heat, for all intents and purposes, it's a -- >> i don't want to say minor but damage to the outer structure of the building. it's not lost. that building was saved and you know we have talked about brian hackney was alongside to talk about, you know, 2500 degrees temperature of this fire at one point melting t

. >> it was surprising to see mindy out there applying for a job. you want some beer. >> of course, baseball, beer, not a bad combination. march madness is creeping in. it was an upset day in college hoops coming up next. is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> senior night is a special night for any athlete but especially for for st. mary paul mccoy he suffered three acl tears in his collegiate career but he is wrapping up his final season healthy. he is one of six that they say good-bye to. sam dower jr. spoils the celebration. later waldo, this sums up st. marry's night only shooting 23% on the night. >>> cal taking on asu in th

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. >> the model and app designer, mindy scott. abring today's program to close. thank you for watching and please tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> for nearly 150 years, we have believed that the commercial bank owes its clients strength, stability, security. we believe in keeping lending standards high, capital ratios high, credit ratings high. companies expected it then -- companies expect it now. doing right -- it's just good business. union bank. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: there were reports today a missing malaysian jetliner might have veered far off course at the time it disappeared, adding to confusion over what became of the plane, and the 239 people on board. good evening, i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. also ahead t

. >> the model and app designer, mindy scott. abring today's program to close. thank you for watching and please tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> for nearly 150 years, we have believed that the commercial bank owes its clients strength, stability, security. we believe in keeping lending standards high, capital ratios high, credit ratings high. companies expected it then -- companies expect it now. doing right -- it's just good business. union bank. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. (george chattering excitedly) this program was made possible by: can fuel a lifetime of learning. abcmouse.com early learning academy, proud sponsor of pbs kids and curious george. abcmouse.com early learning academy, are designed for kids to be as active as their imaginations. all she knows is that, today, purple is her favorite co

when i was in ninth grade, my teacher took my best friend mindy aside and she said, you shouldn't be with sheryl, she's bossy. and that hurt. we know that by middle school more boys than girls want to lead. and if you ask girls why they don't want to lead, whether it's the school project all the way on to running for office, they don't want to be called bossy and they don't want to be disliked. >> reporter: we decided to put that to the test. we asked dr. harold koplowitz, a highly respected child psychologist, to join us in the conversation with first graders at the hunter school in new york city. >> if i said to you you're bossy, does that make you feel good or bad? >> bad. because you don't want to be bossing people around. because it just means they tell people what to do. >> they feel like no one will like them if they're bossy. >> if someone did call you bossy, you would just -- you should probably say sorry. >> raise your hand if anyone's ever called you bossy. a lot of hands up. so what's more important? to be liked or to be a leader? >> to be liked. >> to be liked. >> if you

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for that, we, of course, turn to mindy bach. what's going on? >> march madness is in full effect as you know. our office is going crazy. one of our local teams took part in the drama. we have the highlights from the cal women and a a whole lot more neck from the xfinity sports desk. >>> 14 seconds seems like an i ternt when they have their season hanging in the balance. the first round of the women's ncaa tournament. bears, in waco, texas, facing number ten seed fordham. the final seconds, erin rooney with the layup. that gives fordham the one-point lead. brittany boyd, it is good to go. cal has a one-point lead with 14 seconds left. last chance for fordham. it falls short. cal advances to play number two seed baylor on monday. >>> how about south dakota and stanford. they were in ames, iowa. needed just one point to be the pac-12 all-time leading scorer. the jumper from the free throw line. that's part of a 15-2 cardinal run. she is dangerous. second half, outlet pass from the inside. stanford up 21. later, yet again. game high 23 points. she i

that the court for the device is the fact he's a tough course the government can support and then mindy had the current situation because. italy fact she is nice to me ok so the government can provide us the land which it is providing us and the shia but then again that's about cost the government should be able to support our infrastructure needs meaning land of place in the milking do. i'm setting of defective building the fact sheet and also in helping us grow to the next level and i kinda saw many things to support for instance the fact is that of the now closed down by act like an alliance inspections and that happens. and if it happens pretty frequently then you know the what is going after me need it. if a line so that collide of inspections. and you'll focus on factories and and and it did just that these down because of non compliance in the dublin should also be a fight each other in addition process and also take care of the markets will be laid off i mean to effect is that leadoff just the other day and to mass thousand plus two and a half dozen workers of the stitch ups. so

. >>> mindi bach with comcast sportsnet joins us now.d i love -- i don't want to give it away, but green is very nice, yes. i'll do the green thing. and this golf story is just fantastic. >> yeah, it's really a lot of fun. the son of a bay area head coach has an amazing feat for a 14-year-old, for even an adult you that won't believe. we have that coming up next in sports. and we're also just about two weeks away from opening day for the a's and giants. we will have highlights from the cactus league version of the bay bridge series coming up. >>> the giants and a's squared off for their third spring meeting today in scottsdale. now both teams had split squad games today. the giants had all but one of their starters in the line-up against the a's. but oakland had only one starter in theirs. and that was yoenis cespedes. matt cain hits for the giants in the top of the third. facing stephen vogt. and vogt, he would get all of that one. that was a three-run shot. cain gave up seven earned in 2 2/3 innings pitched. not a spectacular outing fo

i'm mad that the court for the life of the promptings of course the government can support and then mindy had the current situation because italy fact these neat to me ok so the government can provide us the land which it is providing us and the shia but then again that's a direct cost the government should be able to support our infrastructure he means meaning land of place in the milking do. i'm setting of defective building the fact sheet and also in helping us grow to the next level and i kinda saw many things to support for instance the fact is that the now closed down by echoed in the minds inspections and that happens. and if it happens pretty frequently then you know the what is going after we need it. if a line so that god is of inspections. and you'll focus on factories and and and it did just that these down because of non compliance in the dublin should also be a fight each other in addition process and also take care of the markets will be laid off i mean to effect is that leadoff just the other day and two thousand plus two and a half dozen workers of the stitch ups. so what

i have my new friend mindy oh nine season with heat yet. the detainee was nice to have less to kenya some are speculating with such a lady can handle this series job. brooklyn's case with the brushes concerns aside with western rhetoric. after all summer for at least they could see two huge opening of her male colleagues appeared to touch mix your jet ski on t. every day to bring china the country's president owes you have shown that did business and human rights and immediately hit the road and back into pushing things a little asian powerhouse. rock of the way considering sending him to and from system to the scene when travels. according to an unnamed us official. the news comes as the us president is touring family arabia the country which can recount the shipments to the ceiling opposition meanwhile had to pay for some easy for you and president obama threshold if the decaying of the country is a long time on lines of uganda chick iceland is starting to feel the inspiration and saudi leaders are trying to keep their differences on the

mindy was criticized for most good aggressive actions. of course. extend contentious intentionally just do. oceans grenier and to elope. all were a major force to deploy be nice and soft. and they would consider that we achieved. oh minimal goal. we don't have to increase aggression. this piece. saw steel hulled so it only grow in your follower. we and we knew for sure that they had a plan to intervene. on the mainland. continue to pull troops to train and borders. the southern meal interests are fifty kilometers far from the state board of ten thousand ton and i bet it will use this information was published on the finger page of the founder of information on resistance movement was awesome too. today training was in the mean old discussion of presidents of russia and now russia and the u s when you put in cold like a vomiting and other concerns about the escalation of russian troops that ukrainian borders. besides presenting different versions of this conversation the kremlin insists that the white house agreed to the initiative of moscow the scan

. >> mindy. thank you for coming on. we're going to come back to you. we appreciate it.w a full blown crisis the key is keep this from spreading further. there is a lot of radiant heat and the concern is that it could spark avasent buildings. >> it's located at 4th and china basin. wayne? >> reporter: good evening. behind me the fire with a different view of it. we've been looking all the way from our trip up to 80. we're in way up there. high smoke above the hills. and as you get closer, it gets bigger. and you can see here, these flames are going strong. you can see a snorkling unit and fire department. in the neighborhood people are walking around [ loss of audio ] >> we apoll jiedz we lost wayne's audio the key is to get firefighters. wayne is back we understand. wayne, are you there? wayne, go ahead if you can hear us >> reporter: i hear you now. >> okay. people in the neighborhood, most of the smoke is going up. for a while it was blowing side ways. we saw people walking with their hands over faces to block smoke but this fire for ten minutes just keeps getting big

. >> mindy. thank you for coming on. we're going to come back to you. we appreciate it. this is now a full blown crisis the key is keep this from spreading further. there is a lot of radiant heat and the concern is that it could spark avasent buildings. >> it's located at 4th and china basin. wayne? >> reporter: good evening. behind me the fire with a different view of it. we've been looking all the way from our trip up to 80. we're in way up there. high smoke above the hills. and as you get closer, it gets bigger. and you can see here, these flames are going strong. you can see a snorkling unit and fire department. in the neighborhood people are walking around [ loss of audio ] >> we apoll jiedz we lost wayne's audio the key is to get firefighters. wayne is back we understand. wayne, are you there? wayne, go ahead if you can hear us >> reporter: i hear you now. >> okay. people in the neighborhood, most of the smoke is going up. for a while it was blowing side ways. we saw people walking with their hands over faces to block smoke but this fire for ten minutes just keeps

my teacher took my best friend, mindy, aside and said you shouldn't be friends with sheryl because she's bossy. and that hurt. >> reporter: she overcame it. many don't. >> we are 5% of the fortune 500 ceos. we are 17% of the board seats. we are 19% of the u.s. congress. that's not enough for 50% of the population. if you paid women as much as men, we'd cut the poverty rate for this nation's children in half. >> reporter: so, you really think you can change 77 cents on the dollar by banning bossy? >> we think it all goes together. >> reporter: sandberg hopes that by banning bossy, little girls will have one less obstacle to overcome. cynthia mcfadden, abc news, new york. >> and more of cynthia's reporting tonight on "nightline." >>> and next, we want to show you dramatic video, a dramatic rescue, of a hiker who plunged down the side of a mountain in north carolina. a national guard helicopter was called in to pull the hiker in to safety. police say he was repelling down the mountain, there he is, about 40 feet, he had fallen. and he was conscious, clinging to a rock for 4 1/2 hours, until

[ cheers and applause ] and television phenomenon turned entertainment reporter mindy burbano stearnsrs and applause ] now, what do i have in common with these two talented ladies? >> we are all competing to keep up in a youth-obsessed world fighting to maintain our healthy, youthful appearance for as long as we can! >> oh, amen to that. i mean, it's the fine lines, it's the wrinkles, it's the crow's-feet. it's all this business that's going on. we are going to be battling those enemies every single day. >> that's right. buy you know what?

mindi finding debris may be the easiest part because beyond that the hurdles become extremely high. first experts will use mathematical models of currents to see how far the debris drifted when they agree on a generally vicinity buoys can be dropped in water to pick up transmitter. the pings can only be detected from a mile away and the batteries only last 30 days. that means they would send manned or unmanned subs but the plane could be 12,000 feet deep, about the same as titanic or the air france plane that crashed back in 2009. that crash debris was found in five days but it took two years and $100 million to recover the black boxes. add to that the indian ocean is under for under water volume cane oez, erj kwass. >> good gracious, thank you. we're going to turn now to our experts. former ntsb, faa investigators, a commercial pilot and an aviation accident investigator and captain chuck nash, a fox news military contributor. let me start with you on this doctor, the thought of going 2 1/2 to three miles under the ocean to try to find bits and pieces that may or may not be there,

>> i first thought i would write a memoir because that is what mindy kaling did and my contemporaries wasn't coming to me. i sort of thought i would hide myself. i felt myself in my brain constructing the sort of charming and self-deprecating. >> you feel like your life is not that interesting but you can make a character very interesting? >> it is that, too. i think the most interesting thing about me is what i thought that day. not what i did. i don't live that bold of a life. the things i'm thinking when people say, pay attention -- to me that is interesting. these ideas were the most personal way i could express myself. i caught myself being of their remember -- a very modern type of vain. i felt it would be better to write stories. i found myself revealing myself more because once i wasn't technically involved in the stories, i was not self-conscious. >> the character from kellogg's. where did that come from? >> i had a childhood experience where i did insist that my mom buy a box of cereal that had apprised. -- had a prize. i thought i would win. >> you thought you were robbed.

before the show, mindy selected women from the studio audience who do not leave an instant record mover work. -- who did not believe that an instant remover would work. >> we took them backstage, took a before photograph, give them fill & freeze, and apply them to areas where we thought they needed help. 50 minutes later we took the after photo. how did we do? >> let's start off with laura lee. >> wow. >> after just 15 minutes with fill & freeze, look at the difference at the eyelids. >> i'm totally sold. it's fantastic. >> pretty nice result. >> unbelievable. >> hi, janice. after the fill & freeze, those creases are so much better. on top of that, it looks like your mid-face has lifted. >> i can't believe that. >> in the pictures are amazing. these are not camera tricks. these have not been retouched, no photoshop. these are actual results. >> looking our best, looking young is about so much more than how others see us. it is about empowering us to live more confidently. take a look at this. >> i'm abby ross. 54. i just became an empty-nestor. my son went to college. i want to have a s

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. >> mindi agrees. >> sometimes i just have to put it away, put it in my pocket. >> and some parents make better use of their smart phones by capturing special moments with their kids. >> at author plans to do a more detailed study using video. you and i posted comments. a lot of people are talking about it. one of the things i notice, people are saying put the phone down, set aside technology-free time and someone went as far to say as smart phones could be the end of family communication. leave people empty. ingly saw that comment. i got to wonder if it's just not human nature to want to be connected to each other. we are very social creatures and they play right into that. you had a young child. sometimes if you are taking care of her, don't you want to reach out to other adults? >> we live in a distracted society, so i take my phone, sometimes, and i turn it over and put it outside of the room because again, sometimes you are drawn to it. not because you don't want to be with your kids, just because, you know, it's there. what's going on? you want to check in. i can certainly see

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. >> we have mindy from san francisco fire department on the phone. are you there? i'm here. where is this happening. this looks like a serious fire. >> yes. right now we've got a two-alarm fire at four the and china basin. this is a building under construction. we are getting reports from the scene that the fire is moving down to block. it's apt to go to a three-alarm fire. >> are there any evacuations. >> this is a building under construction, i know they immediately started deploying the ladder pipes. it's a defensive fire at this time. >> as you were telling us that the fire is threatening to spread to other buildings, it looks like there's at least two buildings involved. we see active flames, a lot of dark smoke, home buildings involved? >> actually, all i have is a report is that it's moving down to block. i can't answer how many building are involved right now. they have not reported that. >> what's your best advice to people that's where i'm heading home to. is this a get out as a precaution. i can't imagine you want people to wait around. >> we want people to stay o

mindi, ¿le estás haciendo ojitos? no me resisto a un hombre que sabe usar las burbujas.>> y nosotros continuamos con esto en despierta américa porque nunca para, muchas gracias a ustedes por estar con nosotros, señores y ya lo saben, despierta américa no para, los lengüilargos estuvieron con nosotros, vamos con los muchachos adentro. >>>d ijo almohada (gritos) >>> qué bien lengüilargos. >>> ya nos vamos. >>> ay. >>> no puede ser. >>> adal, un gran placer de tenerte aquí. >>> mañana te espéramos a las 7 de la mañana. >>> encadntado, pero a esa hora duermo. >>> nos vemos mañana. >>> te queremos. >>> qué bonito >>> a ver cómo baila >>> ♪. >>> eso, sacúdelo. >>> mueve, mué ♪. >>> muy bien ♪. . >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪.

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my teacher took my best friend mindy aside and said, you shouldn't be best friends with sheryl, she's it. many don't. >> we are 19% of the u.s. congress. that's not enough for 50% of the population. if you paid women as much as men, you would cut the poverty rate for this nation's children in half. >> reporter: so you really think you can change 77 cents on a dollar by changing bossy? 4 >> we think it all goes together. >> reporter: sandberg hopes by banning the word bossy, little girls will have one less obstacle to overcome. cynthia mcfadden, abc news, new york. >> i love this. taking the negative connotation away from being assertive and knowing what you want and going for it. i love that she is encouraging girls this way. >> by middle school girls are 25% less likely than boys to say they like taking the lead. >> very interesting. >>> coming up -- one of the stranger endings to "the bachelor" we've ever seen. our senior "bachelor "analyst will be here to break it all down. >>> plus, the bad bieber is back. stay tuned for "the skinny" and our bonus round, coming up next. >> announc

nice for me to not have to deal with the lies. [ applause ] my good friend ike barinholtz, from "the mindy was here last night. it was very fun talking to him. i've known him forever. he was roommates with my brother in california, in los angeles. they lived in a house called camp hollywood. they called it that ironically because it was a garbage dump of a home. and yesterday we talked about the fact that they had had rat trouble in the house. and basically, i was inundated from calls from my brother and his other roommates, dave staffen and hayes macarthur, who were telling me all the stories i forgot to tell. i think my favorite one was that one night ike was asleep on the couch, and hayes heard a noise in the kitchen that he thought was a person. and he went in and it was a giant rat. and he went to ike and he said, "dude, the biggest rat in the world is in our kitchen. you have to come see it." and ike said, "i'm going to pretend you didn't say that, and i'm going to dream we live in a beautiful castle." [ laughter ] and my brother said they once called an exterminator who set five tra

. >> charlie: on the next charlie rose, mindy kaling is returning for the third vaccines. >> for young women, particularly minority women, that i have the job that i have, it's exciting for them and i try not to think about it too much because i have too many other things to do. being the first indian-american woman with her own show and the show is not particularly about race, is really exciting for people, and i love that and it feels like a nice responsibility. >> charlie: we'll come back to that. >> okay. >> charlie: what is it about? what is the show about? >> charlie: yes. about being a better person, and it's about someone who is selfish and boy crazy, who's terrified of aging, who is very professionally busy and accomplished but who is fixated on things that are sort of a little bit beneath her intelligence but she's still fixated on them. i know plenty of women who are college-educated doctors, lawyers, professors, even, who are candidly want to get married and they have great lives, they have money, they have great relationships with their friends and they want to get married

i was frustrated and eyes seek out all the help and mindy and finally i've come to the appointment of an increase in hospital. i mention of politics five times in two cases men also priced house and family. so if they were touched. he said we'll call and she knew was he. sure they're ok the letter. later we have that people might take the law so because sixty years ago in a new christian hospital was established by some medical missionary phones nor the country and mold the most important countries will reach it. so that's why we knew we would be white but i still relationship between taiwan and always and all dry season to get a sentence which is registration off the norwegian all can i say send you my mommy. we stopped work and so so so this is the story liao. going back ok get to my mommy. ok so it is impossible with a you seen the future. even though it there's no diplomatic ties hey you know maybe you can leave the group of medical professionals feel going back to malawi. billy miller capacity as representative of going christian hospital is impossible that he's already been on t

how about double stuff. 22-year-old mindy from massachusetts had her two kids buckled in the back setont door of her house. as she got out of the car the star starts to roll down the driveway. that's when morale instincts kick in. she uses her body as a speed bump to slow the car. >> i thought of everything and i don't want to see my daughters in the hospital and i knew at that time it was either mine or theirs. >> mother's love nothing more powerful than that. i said slow the car not stop it because the core under up crushing her knee, dislocating her hip. although she has a long road to recovery she vows she will walk. her kids need her. >> a mother's love could have lifted that vehicle. it's amazing. >> true story. jerry berman once crawled into the sun roof of a car as i was rolling away. i put the car in neutral and starting rolling down the driveway. my father called into the sun roof. >> little fact, john berman was 19. >> last year. >> at the time. what is wrong with you? strange man. >> fantastic. >> that's it for us here on "new day". kate will continue to report from malays

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