well, if you think you're jealous now, mister, hang on to your pompadour because tonight in their debut television experience i present america's new hot tap sensation. please welcome the kim bojang-ills. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: so, kim jong-il, renounce your weapons program because america may have lost the pursuit of happiness but we will never lose the pursuit of tappiness! we'll be right back! (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. folks, my guest tonight is the very first boxer to earn more than $100 million in purses. personally i would have asked for cash. (laughter) please welcome sugar ray leonard! (cheers and applause) mr. leonard, thanks so much for coming on. my goodness, my goodness, let's just lay it out for the people. let's just... first of all, ding ding. but second of all let's lay it out for the people. you, olympic gold medalist, boxing titles in five different weight classes. you defeated roberto duran, thomas hearns, marvelous marvin haggler. you have a new memoir "sugar ray leonard, the big

[laughter] [cheers and applause] back at you, mister. back at you.d camping himself is taking it hard. >> i can tell you very candidly that when may 21 came and went, it was a very difficult time for me. >> stephen: yes, difficult. not the end of the world or anything but difficult. [laughter] and camping is not backing down from his doom-preaching. >> monday night pastor harold camping went on the radio to talk about his failed doomsday forecast. his explanation: saturday marked an invisible judgment."ç >> stephen: that's right, an invisible judgement! [ laughter ] jesus did return, but he was wearing his cloak of invisibility! [laughter] as prophesied in the seventh book of the bible jesus christ and the deathly hallows. [laughter] i'm starting to think camping's right. sure, millions of people didn't disappear, but are we sure nobody got raptured? since may 21st, has anyone seen ted danson? [laughter] check on that. in fact, if the rapture was invisible, it's possible we "all" have been raptured and just don't know it. cuz, i gotta say, this feel

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. >> turn around, mister. >> and they're off to a blazing start. >> and the gate is stuck! it's not going. >> my piggy is stuck, jeff. oh, i'm green i said i was green! >> look how good that is! >> oh! >> i think the green was me, right, guys? >> no, the green was me. >> no, it was me! >> all right. so there you have it. come on out and you can see a pig race and get a turkey race, some ice cream. a little bit of everything. >> you sabotaged my pig. all right, jeffy. >> turkey leg, pig races, ice cream and jeff raneri. >>> he falsely predicted the end of days but did he see this coming? up next, we'll tell you the latest on the man who predicted the apocalypse. >>> and it's four stories tall and as long as a football field? this man really? this man is recreating noah's ark. stay with us. s >>> mountain view based google might be in hot water. according to the "wall street journal" google is a day away from getting federal subpoenas. they say the federal trade commission is looking into whether google abuses its search monopoly to extend its dominance into other areas like

. ♪ >> reporter: the kids call him mister b. explore not only lyrics, harmony and movement, but also the benefits of hard work. >> i try to be there for these kids. so i try to assume that all these kids need that extra, that extra pat on the back, that extra bit of motivation, that extra bit of inspiration that says "hey, you're doing something really special you know, and i'm really proud of you," and that's my most important role. >> all right, before we leave today, i want to just go over the new chorus that we learned today. >> reporter: it's their moment to shine before heading on to middle school. every year mr. b auditions a new group of fifth-graders at p.s. 22. but each song will live on, not only on youtube, but also in the confidence and memories these young performers will take with them. ♪ >> one lesson that i've really learned is that when you try and try your hard work always pays off, and you just keep shooting for the stars. ♪ >> great job today. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: want to hear more? just type

infertility when her pastor at church of the savior united mhodi in cincinnati suggesd a stephen mister >> it changed my life. it changed my life just having somebody be there for you, supporting you. >> after becoming pregnant and having a daughter, hicks became a stephen minister herself. >> it's huge to be on the flip side, to be able to just care for someone during their time of need. it's been a tremendous blessing, and i get, as a stephen minister, just as much out of it as i feel my care receivers do. >> care-giving relationships are always same-gender, and the program tends to attract more women than men. rene anctil of good shepherd wasn't sure at first that he was cut out to be a stephen minister. >> i tended to rely on myself a lot, and throughout this process i've kind of learned that i'm truly the caregiver. i'm not the cure giver, and that's god's part. >> while stephen ministry relationships are strictly confidential, anctil's care receiver, ed, said we could sit in on one of their weekly sessions. they started meeting more than a year ago, after ed's wife died. >> you me

mister bubble turned 50 to >>> well, bath time has never been more fun thanks to him.s mr. bubble, he turned 50 today. a party was held in his honor at a minneapolis water park with the world's largest bubble bath. the guest of honor was on hand to greet the kids and take pictures with the guests. baby boomers will remember the box that diversified into foaming hand cleaners and body wash and kim -- what did you do? >> i dumped the entire box of mr. bubble into the bathtub. >> she has a lovely mom, but i bet that tested her patience. that's it for us, we'll see you here tomorrow at 5:30. good night. ♪ it's been over a decade since the us has won the world cup and while they've won tournaments in countries accross the globe... never a world cup. on european soil. now this us team is poised to change that story. their plan is simple, beat everyone. fifa womans world cup on espn

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. >> jeff, what you are doing over there mister?hink this weather is having an impact on our cameras. take a look outside in oakland. 62 degrees. winds northwest at 20 miles per hour. always fun i a live studio atmosphere. let's move on to our temperature change. numbers dropping 10 to 25 degrees. from i the north bay down to th south bay, you really felt it today if you were along the peninsula. san francisco a 19 degrees cooler this hour and 19 degrees cooler in san mateo. i felt like i was on an entertainment show. a quick fast zooms into what you're talking about. we also have 80 in livermore. and 61 in san mateo with 56. let's get a look at the weather headlines. look at patchy fog for tonight. widespread 50s. we head throughout thursday, we still see the temperatures down about 20 degrees from the peak of that heat we had on monday and tuesday. and, yes, that is right. we're looking at potential here of rare june rain as we head into next week. okay. so right now the fog is with us. the on shore flow. that will keep us with 80

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and like a 12-year-old girl came up to me and said, "excuse me, mister. i just saw your play. i thought you were really good." i was like, oh, yeah, thanks, sweetheart. bought my sandwich and left. and that was her. i don't remember it, but she does. >> and how did you then get together? >> well, then years later -- >> years later? >> yeah. many, many years later. >> so you had this amazing little meeting that you don't remember -- >> that i don't remember that she does. i mean, she was 12. yeah. and then probably it was maybe ten years later or something like that we met doing a play -- it was a play that we filmed for pbs called "lemon sky." >> and? how did you -- >> well, i fell in love with her. i had spotted her around manhattan, you know, since then. and i just found her, you know, really very beautiful and sexy and aloof. and i was, you know, just immediately in love with her, and she was immediately put off by me. >> but had she harbored some weird thought about you since that deli moment? >> no. i think she always -- well, you know, her mother was a big theater fan. a

you know, your ordinary blackmailer or, you know, mistress who's disgruntled or mister who's disgruntled might have a personal reason to betray a public figure. and that's a lot less worrying to me. that's the human drama. that's, you know, oscar wilde. that's a lot less worrying to me than what the government is doing now, which is the nsa is reading -- combing through everything, not just mr. weiner, not just another six or ten examples -- >> but come back to anthony for a moment. >> and it is much more dangerous. >> but in this case it was not the government that initiated the disclosures. >> well, ha. it was not the government. but you know, you can't really tease apart. there was very good reporting on the complex network of right-wing -- >> but they were private. look, agree or disagree with them ideologically, they were private, not government. i think that -- to come back to the distinction. >> i don't agree that there's necessarily a giant distinction between these interest groups, these astroturf groups. there's so much fake advocacy out there -- >> you've got to be a little bi

secretary, yesterday which brought peace between the rebels to the east, many of them by the way, former mistered in the qaddafi government and the present loyalists in the government minus colonel qaddafi. the's your sticking point. nato says heust go, the rebels say he must go, colonel qaddafi says no way. >> rose: so what options does colonel qaddafi have? >> well, he's a wily fellow. as these people who have gained power and ruled with an iron hand very often are. saddam was as we saw, though he was on the run f what, eight months before they found anymore his spider hole. qaddafi does have his loyalists, no doubt about it. another curious thing, contrasting with baghdad, this is a police state. but it's not a very effective police state. and it afears be becoming less and less efficiently so. so reporters, for example, here move somewhat more freely, not with complete freedom, somewhat more freely than we did in baghdad and as for the populous there seems to be a great deal lessear now at least than there was throughout saddam's time and right until the end. we can go out of this hotel, go i

you know, your ordinary blackmailer or, you know, mistress who's disgruntled or mister who's disgruntled have a personal reason to betray a public figure. and that's a lot less worrying to me. that's the human drama. that's, you know, oscar wilde. that's a lot less worrying to me than what the government is doing now, which is the nsa is reading -- combing through everything, not just mr. weiner, not just another six or ten examples -- >> but come back to anthony for a moment. >> and it is much more dangerous. >> but in this case it was not the government that initiated the disclosures. >> well, ha. it was not the government. but you know, you can't really tease apart. there was very good reporting on the complex network of right-wing -- >> but they were private. look, agree or disagree with them ideologically, they were private, not government. i think that -- to come back to the distinction. >> i don't agree that there's necessarily a giant distinction between these interest groups, these astroturf groups. there's so much fake advocacy out there -- >> you've got to be a little bit conc

. >> i've got to pay for those brooches somehow, and those aprons, and a new pitchfork for you, misterreturn it is national take your dog to work day. let's get down to real business. >> exactly. we wanted to bring our dogs but a little bureaucratic red tape got in the way. we're celebrating anyway. that's coming up next. ab ♪ bow wow bow wow >>> when we had our meeting this morning it was a no brainer what our favorite story of the day was. let's get the arm all warmed up. boom, right there. >> use your paw. >> we would like to introduce you to national take your dog to work day. if you're getting ready for work legally you're allowed to take your dog, that's what we're saying. >> we would have loved to have had our dogs here but there was a lot of red tape, national security concerns, et cetera. >> security pat-downs. >> instead we have a little quiz for our viewers this morning. this is great. we've had this up on facebook for a while. time now for the show to totally go to the dogs. >> let's do it. >> we're going to give you the answers to whose face, which staff member from "world

. >>> mister presidente (hablan en inglÉs) (risas) >>> ya que estamos hablando twitter suyo poncho anda estos jÓvenes buscan como hacer realidad su sueÑo de un estatus legal y discuten el reciente memorandum del departamento de seguridad fronteriza de ice. >>> dicen usar la discriminaciÓn de los agentes de inmigraciÓn >>> ahora hab unbrÁ una audiencn el llamado acta de sueÑo >>> puede haber una jugada polÍtica, pero si lo tomamos como acciÓn podemos hacer algo mal >>> mucha mala informaciÓn de el senado >>> apoyados porque el presidente obama ha firmado el dream act >>> de convertirse en ley podrÍan cambiar la vida de estos jÓvenes y la nacion entera >>> tengo 11 aÑos viviendo en estados unidos tengo mi diploma de energÍa electrÓnica y tengo mi propio negocio y ahora si el dream act pÁginas vsa voy a ten oportunidad de crecer como persona y contribuir al paÍs. >>> el secretario de educaciÓn dijo en un comunicado de prensa que el dream act cumple con los estados unidos y al darle la oportunidad a estos jÓvenes, brillantes y telentosos. ante la espera de acciÓn a nivel federal, algunos es

. >> y despuÉs el mister cxabi alonso se encarga al minuto 39 son 39 las victorias de la selecciÓn campeonaonal de 257 puntos. >> vendrÍa mÁs tarde chris bosh, apunta, pierde la pelota recupera de jason terry, se escapa y la deja de bandejita. >> despuÉs se la va a escapar. >> ojo con la marca para tomar puntos sobre miami y en la Última oportunidad. >> ay! wade perdiÓ la pelota, este Último fallÓ el intento los mavericks le ganaron por 86 a 83 al equipo de miami y cada equipo tienen 2 victorias. >> quinto juego de la serie va ocurrir en dallas y la gran final estÁ empatada a dos por bando. >> queremos que seas parte de nuestro programa, comunÍquese con tz nosotros a travÉs de twitter y facebook. >> despegoamos aq . >> seguimos con las redes sociales. >> estoy conectadoÍsima, porque les cuento que ha generado mucha reacciÓn la noticia de ayer del congresista anthony weiner cuando anunciÓ que habÍa intercambiado texto con contenido sexual con otra mujer que no es su pÁrenrejapareja. >> todo el mundo se estÁ preguntando, textear este tipo de contenido con otra persona que no es tu novio, tu p

he did >> i think that mister and holland is correct. it is a 1,000 mile journey that we are on here. we have taken some first steps. i do believe that everybody will agree that you cannot do anything unless you create an atmosphere in which you can have productive talks. that atmosphere has been created. we're having productive talks. we are not where we want to be. and it will be some time getting there. but i hope, by the time we all celebrate independence day, we will demonstrate that we have shown ourselves to the american people in a very positive way. >> it was interesting. we learned when we came out. we had a meeting with the new york partnership. of moody's said to us at that time that they would probably not downgrade. this is interesting news today. the fact is that we cannot be called. we all agree to that. it is a message that we have to sen. what was interesting in the meeting was how the members came around the idea of not the fault him on the debt. it was a pivotal moment to enable us to do deficit reduction in a real wa

another story, i have a student who the only time they will take to me is say, hey, mister, can i usedepth and the complexity of my lessons. third example, i can use forms an polls to find out if they need to review something. so i mean as a teacher, it is a powerful assessment tool. it is a powerful tool to do other cool things, to activate old learning that they may have. it gives me a sense of where i need to take my lessons to to take it to the next level. >> let me ask you this. so you discuss the fact that it brings some shy kids out of their shell a little bit. don't we at that point sort of encourage those kids to not learn the actual face to face interaction eye to eye stuff that they really do have to learn. you can't just get through life on social media. >> i totally agree with you. i mean, leadership, communicating, using your voice, being an advocate is all important. i think twitter is just one vehicle. i mean, i think people need to understand that twitter is not the only technique that needs to be used in a classroom. it is one of 100 plus that really is to engage stu

." ♪ ♪ hey mister ♪ don't you know you're going to lose ♪ if you're always working here ♪ i don't know old boy that's got nothing but time. ♪ slow down ♪ smell the roses and the coffee ♪ don't you ever let lonely ♪ call her up ♪ to tell her ♪ and remind her ♪ she's your one and only ♪ she is working late ♪ one night you'll see ♪ how do you spell love ♪ t-i-m-e ♪ hold her hand ♪ take a walk ♪ a little talking ♪ and a whole lot of listening ♪ it won't be long ♪ till you get a little taste ♪ of what you've really been missing ♪ they say the best things in life are free ♪ women spell love ♪ t-i-m-e ♪ hey you can get rich ♪ you can make that money ♪ but one of these days ♪ you're going to find your honey ♪ on the other side of town ♪ in a double wide ♪ with some old boy ♪ that's got nothing but time ♪ take off next friday ♪ spend the weekend ♪ acting like you've got forever ♪ she won't care where you're going ♪ what you doing ♪ just as long as you're together ♪ it ain't as simple ♪ as one, four, three ♪ women spell love ♪ t-i-m-e ♪ she wants nothing but tlc ♪ women spell love ♪ t-i-m-e ♪ he