. >>> in chicago, actor mr. t.wn for his hockey skills took a shot that went right through the middle slot on a board in front of the goal. adapting his famous catchphrase, mr. t. said, "i pity the puck." >>> president obama honored the 2012 champions of the national hockey league and major league soccer. the stanley cup champion los angeles kings presented the 44th president with a jersey bearing that number. and the l.a. galaxy gave him a jersey with the number 1 for his superior soccer skills. watch. >> we have a ball for you. and then we've got a jersey for you. >> i hope you guys caught that. >> not bad. >>> just ahead for you, their baby hasn't even been born yet, and they don't know if it's a boy or girl, but an m.i.t. brainiac says this is what their child will look like in 25 years. really? find out who next. >>> and "early today" is back live at the armory in new york city here for hiring our heroes. in just a little bit, we will bring you down to the floor to talk to some of the employers that are trying

the legendary mr. t.ting promotion during intermission of the blackhawks game. wouldn't you know it? mr. t put the puck in the net through a very small slot. whoa. >> way to go, mr. t. missed the first two attempts, but the third was the charm. mr. t said he didn't practice for the shot. he's an in the moment type of guy. pity the fool. >> by the way, pretty much in character when asked about his attempts, he said, pain, i pity that puck. >> asked about your prediction. >> pity the puck. >> i interviewed mr. t, and he's some guy. he's the nicest guy in the world. he was in full regale ya with the gold and the mohawk, and he was awesome, a real gentleman, truly. >> nothing like the character. >> big fan of mr. t. >> i like mr. t a lot. he is a cool cat. >> i pity the fool. >> pity the fool. >>> coming up, the real life crime that sent producers of a real life tv drama into a tail spin. >>> protecting children from danger like never before. can a bulletproof backpack make a difference? a difference? may app

. >>> in chicago, mr. tkey skills, took a shot that went right through the middle slot on a board in front of the goal adapting his famous catch phrase mr. t said i'm getting the puck. >>> and president obama honored the 2012 champions of the hockey league in major league soccer. the los angeles kings presented the 44th president with a jersey bearing that number and the l.a. galaxy gave him a jersey with the number one for his superior soccer skills. >> you got a jersey. >> i hope you guys caught that. >> that doesn't happen very often. >> using his head. just ahead, we'll tell you why justin bieber is being investigated. plus, their baby hasn't bonn born but an mit braniac says this is who they're childing look like in 25 years. find out who we're talking about. ♪ some people will do anything to help eliminate litter box odor. ♪ discover tidy cats pure nature. clumping litter with natural cedar, pine, and corn. like other precious things that start off white, it yellows over time. when it comes to your smi

chicago native mr. t., yes mr. t. was at the black hawks game last night.> what is your prediction for shoot the puck? >> pain! i pity that puck! i pity it! >> so the always interesting mr. t. was involved in a slap shot contest. he missed the first two then he made the third one. oh, that's so fun during the intermission of the black hawks game. of course the crowd went wild and when you think of hockey from this point forward guys you will think of mr. t. apparently he did this a couple years ago, missed the shot, said he was able to make one. >> good for him. thank you so much, appreciate it. >> i love mr. t. did not know he was from chicago. awesome. >> all right. so just minutes away on "starting point," david petraeus. we're going to have much more on his very public apology. matt's brakes didn't sound right... ...so i brought my car to mike at meineke... ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. >>> thank you for joining dawes. that is it for us on "

., yes mr. t. was at a black hawks game last night.d this to say before a shoot the puck competition. >> what is your prediction for shoot the puck? >> pain! i pity that puck! i pity it! >> mr. t. was involved in a slap shot contest during an intermission of the blackhawks game. look at that. he took three shots. made the third one. crowd went wild. i don't know what's better, soledad, the prediction or the shot itself. i pity the puck. >> equally good. and you know, that's a man who has taken a line and just run with it for his entire career. we celebrate that. he's working that. >> hey, work it. >> thank you, joe. >> ahead this morning on "starting point," he starred in the hit show "law & order: criminal intent." now courtney b. vance is back on broadway. we all have one. that perfect spot. a special place we go to smooth out the ripples of the day. it might be off a dock or on a boat. upstream or in the middle of nowhere. wherever it may be, casting a line in the clear, fresh waters of michigan lets us leave anything weighing us do

and you know what, he's mr. t. do you really think that this one isn't going to go? oh! mr. > you know what, george, i want to say this, i watched it yesterday. i just -- this is like our way back machine. almost two years ago and it just so happens that maybe one of us -- oh. look at that. oh, look at that. oh. yikes. >> the drama of it all. >> oh. >> i remember like it was yesterday. >> no, you don't. this is when you were leaving at 8:37. >> oh. >> wow. >> coming up, you know what, robin, one of you is more than enough but we're going to go for double. >> wow! [ male announcer ] with free package pickup from the united states postal service a small jam maker can ship like a big business. just go online to pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. we'll do the rest. ♪ then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100% real milk that's easy to digest so you can fully enjoy the dairy you love. lactaid®. for 25 years, easy to digest. easy to love. ♪ and watch it surround you ♪ when we sail into the sun ♪ into the suuuun... ♪ when we sail into the sun ♪ into the suuuu

mr. t scoring from center ice saying i pity the puck. the galaxy gave the president a jersey for his number one soccer skills. >> hope you guys caught that. that doesn't happen often. >> reporter: oh, yes, a president using his head. >> i looked at that shark attack video and that's why i didn't become a marine biologist. >> you were plenty motivated and smart enough. >> ready to go, but don't put me in a shark tank. >> that's how they weed you out. >> exactly. thanks, bill. here's a look at what's coming up on the "today" show. savannah goes one on one with cate edwards. she opens up about her father's affair. from gwyneth paltrow to leonardo dicaprio to brad pitt, a sneak peek at early celebrity audition tapes up for auction. keep it here for continuing news, weather, sports and more. i'm dara brown. thanks for watch aing "ing "ear today." thanks for watch aing "ing "ear today." your first sto [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-v

we saw the old mr. t.w him do something that not many people can do on the ice there. >> he looks fit too. he looks good. >> he can play hockey. >> yeah, he can. >>> next to "cnn newsroom" after a break. >>> happening now, in the "newsroom," north korea threatens to reduce seoul to a sea of fire. and nuke the united states. >>> with the allies. >> should we worry about kim jong-un? >>> plus -- >> how deeply i regret and appall united states for the circumstances that led to the resignation from the cia. >> david petraeus says he's sorry for his affair. >>> and tablets, kindles and cell phones, should you be able to use them on takeoff and landings? the rules getting a fresh look. >>> and watch out, a light post slams through the windshield of a bus. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. thank you so much for being with us, i'm carol costello. we begin this hour at the u.s. supreme court where small crowds are gathering outside. and history could be unfolding inside. the justices are just now

and actor mr. t. scoring from center ice. and the l.a.ve president obama a engineejerseys number one soccer skills. >> hope you guys caught that. that doesn't happen very often. >> reporter: ah, yes, a president using his head. >> i'm mara schiavocampo. "way too early" starts right now. >>> i get up at this point about 4:00 in the morning. >> about 4:00? >> i used to get up at 3:00, because i worked on a 5:30 a.m. show, so now i'm sleeping in. the goal for me is to go to bed later than my 5-year-old. it's a real point of pride for me, the i've fallen asleep before a 5-year-old, something's gone terribly wrong in my life. there are moments around 8:00, where my sweet daughter looks at me and says, can we read another story? no, daddy has to go to bed! >> who in their right mind would ever want to host a cable news show a

don't count out mr. t. >>> we've got frost and freeze warnings from oklahoma as far south as florida, and as far east as south carolina. look at these temperatures this morning. 38 in pensacola. orlando, 42. ft. myers, 46. temperatures only getting up into the upper 60s in miami. 68 in miami, 62 vero beach. high of 61 in jacksonville. we're going to get to your local forecast in a moment right after this message. ♪ [ female announcer ] nothing gets you going quite like the power of quaker oats. today is going to be epic. quaker up. >>> 7:13 on a wednesday morning. lock at this pufl sunrise over san jose. we'll hit the mid to upper 60s. 68 on the way for livermore. 64 in oakland. few showers possible between about 2:00 and 6:00 this evening, mostly down in the south bay. as we head through thursday, our chance for showers increases and saturday and sunday, everybody gets rain. have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. savannah? >> thank you. >>> an historic day for the secret service. president obama

. >> rocky 2 with mr. t same sort of thing happened. >> that happened.y got that. >> pretty funny. >> happens in real boxing in addition to mma extremely rare. >> timing has to be uses perfect. >> or imperfect. depending on one of the guys getting knocked out. >> in sports. warrior fans waiting all season for this. will the real andrew please stand up? stand up? he did tonight. sports next >> coming up tonight 7 news at 11:00. >> she was serious. people in the audience were screaming. stop it. please. people started walking out. >> san francisco night club pulls the plug on sing. what she said that made people get up and walk out in large numbers. >> what happened outside court today following lindsay lohan sentencing why her father was so furious with an attorney. those story and more coming up on 7 news at 11:00. over on channel 7. join us for that. but larry here with all the sports. >> starting with warriors. couple road game and 69 games in the season finally the real andrew has arrived. all the ankle back problems gone. avenues force for the warrio

mr. t. scored a goal from center ice during intermission at the chicago blackhawks game, marking the first time 40,000 people all said at the same time, "well, that was weird." [ laughter ] i pity the goal. [ laughter ] and finally, today marks the 15th anniversary of viagra. [ cheers and applause ] yep, the company celebrated by throwing a party that shouldn't last more than four hours. [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a really great show tonight. thank you for watching. oh, it's gonna be fun. but first, i'm very excited about this. tomorrow night, we are having an easter egg hunt on our show. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: hunt. >> steve: oh, sorry. >> jimmy: we are having -- [ laughter ] higgins? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: you got to wear your headphones, dude. [ laughter ] that's right. we are going to hide this beautiful egg somewhere in the studio, okay? and the first person wat

mr. lazar t last second before they were going to vote on it, they withdrew our commission's request to have it voted on. we were force today wait a whole year because we were being told this new policy of proposal between the two of them were going to occur. so we had to give him some time and then we kept waiting for mr. lazar to tell us what's going on. wii we waited a whole year and that's when we filed this sunshine request. we didn't file an rdr. my brother filed the request, we gave him 14 days. they knew all the time that this proposal of the art commission and the merchants was dead in the water. at any moment. he could have told us. he willfully with hold that information. >>> my name is paula davis. i can speak from the website. it it was as the clark brothers described. that's what i saw and i can also speak from personal experience. i filed request and they were never responded to. the response was to send now an employee of the arts commission who claims to have sent me records, could not -- didn't even come in with a file and didn't know anything about the records i requested.

they have done.at t >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> technology had a count for 280 places for 16 to 18-year-olds. that is a 10% cut despiteit unemployment. with rising unplomment and the flat-lining economy, why is thel prime minister denying young people education?y can you explain yes is cuttinged tax for millionaires while youny people have no future? >> let me just tell her, in her region, em employment is up by 21,000 this quarter. it is up by 74,000 suns the election. we have taken 192,000 people int her region out of tax altogether and unemployment is down sincey the election.hank >> mr. speaker, i welcomed last week's speaker. my grigs has fall and third since the general election. >> does the prime minister agrei with me.es t it shows the government is m ending uncontrolled immigration while the party opposite has opposed every single set we havr taken. >> i think you make a worthwhile point which is this. we have taken action across the board to deal with thect completely unacceptable situation that we inherited.

iraqis have asked themselves that same question for most of the last ten years who seek out of r t iraq. mr phyllis bennis from vane's should for policy studies in washington says the current iraqi government put in place by the americans is completely incapable of getting things in order. i think we know exactly what the situation would have been if there had not been this illegal and illegitimate prevented two war waged against iraq. we do know that the saddam hussein regime had been supported by the united states and somewhat by britain the us had been backing the regime of saddam hussein militarily with the seed stock for biological weapons with other kinds of military support as well as financial and political support throughout the years of iraq's war with iran so that somehow this was a longstanding challenge that had to be dealt with and war was the only way simply lies in the face of what real relationships were the legacy of that war what the u.s. leaves behind raises horrific realities for the people of iraq what we're seeing now the sectarian violence is a very direct result of

. >>> and the mr. t pities the pot luck. there he is.ally good one. scoring nothing but net during the blackhawk games. making the prediction before the puck actual lea went in. here was the prediction. he predicted nothing but pain. >>> coming up in 22 minutes, kilmeade and friends. steve will be up there, chris wallace, sherry olestein and dara torres will lead us off. >> steve: meanwhile, a new eye opening study finds california is at high risk for tsunami. the brand-new report by the u.s. gs revealing more than a quarter million people in that state live in areas that are very vulnerable. researchers say they plan to use the new numbers to develop tsunami outreach and preparedness strategies as well. >> brian: tsunami outreach. run. >> steve: exactly. if need be. all right. maria molina outside where she's already got a fan early on this thursday morning. >> good morning. good to see you. today we're tracking yet again temperatures across parts of the northeast and there is even a slight chance that some places like the city of bosto

mr. stossel, yeah, t -- john: why? if i -- when i was your age, i think, i mean, i hated school.done nothing. >> so did i. i never fit in. it was never me. it was never me. school just never fit into me. i could not do anything. john: left school at age 12? >> yes, sir. john: there were discipline problems? >> yes. john: people on your father's side of the family say, what about the sat's? >> yeah. it's just -- i don't like that. i mean, why -- john: what about them? >> what about the sates? why does -- why do i have to be tested to go to college. i may not go to college when i'm 18, maybe it's 25, 40 #, 50. i don't know. >> there's a lot of colleges that have specific admissions processes for home schooled kids. some of them don't require the sat's, oers do, but it's just a small part of what they look at. kids put together portfolios showing the projects they've done, places they worked. >> that's my plan. >> books read, and the universities get a full picture of what the kid's life is like, and as you said, they love home schooled kids and they generally do very well in colleg

justin timberlake female fans were wearing t-shirts saying mrs. timberlake.>> if he was smooth on stage. >> this is triple platinum. >>> he seemed even smoother in the studio. is it fair to say that justin is a perfectionist? >> he is a perfectionist, but there's no work involved for it. you know, it's really just boom, boom, done. >> one take timberlake? >> right. like 16 hours in the garage, right, one-take timberlake >> he got together with one of his friends and they created the song "gone." ♪ you're gone ♪ you're gone >> justin's writing skills were getting noticed by the biggest names in the industry, like michael jackson. >> michael's people came and they said, hey, i think michael wants to record that record. i looked at justin, and i was like, you're not giving that record away. i knew how important that record was for him and what it meant for him as a writer to finally get some respect, making a statement to say i'm a writer, too. >> we're very, very excited to be here. >> in 2002 justin launched the solo career that would define his next decade. ♪

mrs. claus. the operator from at&t had a whole 10-minute conversation with me, so this only field my imaginary friends and all my craziness. [laughter] so she was very ok with me being weird. the cool, richf kids at prep school. she sent me there and pay for me to go there because that is what she thought was important in life, was that i get an education. tavis: you felt like you did not fit 10? >> no, because all the girls had a perfectly straight, blond hair and trust funds. i knew this even at seven years old, it was just a very bizarre experience for me. they all had moms and dads and a sister and a golden retriever and a house in the hamptons. i lived with my single mom in a 1-bedroom apartment. they would come over to my house to play in they would say, you should get a bigger apartment. this is really small. i would just think like, this is not real life. i don't belong here. came intothat how you discovering your own identity, when everything around you was so unlike you? >> i guess i was ok not being like everyone else. i guess i kind of had never felt like i was one of the cool kids. now i

ma'lik committing this actual act upon the victim and that same state witness was also a prime susp t suspect, mrevan westlake who when my attorney tried to speak to him two weeks after had obtained a lawyer and made it impossible for us to talk with him and, also, like i say, was a prime suspect who was at the crime scene and his dna was never taken. >> that is testimony that we heard in court. of course, he's not here to defend himself. so, we don't want to hand down any charges but i do want to focus on -- >> he doesn't have to be here to defend himself because it's all in black and white and public record. >> mr. richmond, can we ask about your son. how is ma'lik doing right now? >> my son is okay and he is going to be okay. i believe in god, the one and only, the true god, is going to see ma'lik through this. thank you and have a nice day. >> thank you, sir. >> obviously, incredibly difficult for mr. richmond and incredibly difficult for everyone in there. i have been sitting next to him for the last nofour and a half days throughout this trial. not easy for anyone. he said in court, i belie

sewell: i pay tribute to the life and legacy of mrs. jean t. martin, a resident of alabama who passed apay on march 11 from selma, alabama. jean martin was known in our local community as a long-serving selma city council woman and avid local historian and journalist. she was a close family friend and trusted mentor. i'm deeply sad yepped by her passing but knowing her legacy will live on through the countless lessons she taught to so many of us. she worked as a community editor for the "selma times journal," where she wrote for 30 years. she served in various capacities at the newspaper and was exemplary public servant and -- servant and served on the school council, representing ward three and became the council's president pro tempore. she was an exceptional public servant who passionately represented selma. on a personal note, jean martin served with my number on the selma city council and was a beloved colleague and close family friend. my brothers and i closed her t. jean. she was a role model to me and i credit her love for community. i

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mr. president, i ask consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without t objection. mr. sessions: mr. president, we had began a markup on the budget today. it's the first time in three years the budget committee has actually met to begin to mark up a bill. we just had opening statements today. we have made opening statements before we saw the chairman's mark, and the mark was produced later after the opening statements were completed, and tomorrow we will have a markup on the budget and it will be one day and amendments will all be completed tomorrow and there will be several interruptions, but the determination is to just finish. which of course is contrary to what we would like to have happen. the republican members of the committee ask that we have a week set aside, that we do opening statements beginning monday or tuesday, and that we actually have amendments up through a normal process and be able to actually engage in the kind of debate that i think would be helpful for the financial future of our country. the chair and the democratic majority decide

mr. nash resigned. at the time the board brought on a member who had been an employee of the t a and he's been here 11 years. it's a different oxygen we have got a formal recommendation and it makes sense. and in terms of recruiting department heads and in determining the progressions i think it makes a lot of sense we have a more robust staff and i think it's important we go through this process >> and it's important that we have monies identified for this process. >> and it would be helpful if you could provided us with a job description. i think i see a little bit of the background section in the memo. i don't know if you'd like to add anything to the executive director position >> this is what we're basing it off of. typically it's been the goals felt executive director that has been i am bedded in the executive program within the year >> yes. i be given that the executive director is the only employee who directly is hired by the board i think we should have a higher level of responsibilities. i think what happens during each year review this committee helps discussing what is executive directors respo

mr. smith if he would support regular allegation as booker t. washington advocated.responded by citing a letter douglass wrote to his former slave master. >> when he escaped from slavery, he writes a letter to his former slave master and says, i forgive you for all the things you did to me. no! >> food and shelter, don't forget those chains. let's turn to e.j. of the washington post, and benji sarlin, political reporter for talking points memo. he seems to be at odds with the report. this seems to be a step backwards. >> no kidding. when i was watching chairman priebus list all the things they did wrong, he was chairman of the party, so i'm resigning and passing this party on to someone else. but that moment you just showed, let's stipulate that guy is not a typical republican. however, the republican party has systematically walked back from its proud role as the party of lincoln, and they've been using almost neo-calhoun about radicalist visions of state's rights, even talk of secession. when they start talking like that, they obviously turn off african-americans,

coach you have a says she had to cross fifteen kilometers of not mr rein on foot before finding shelter more from a journalist account at r tv dot com. it's. seen by many as one of the world's most renowned whistleblowers but an enemy of the state by the u.s. government now soldier bradley manning can be heard in his own words explaining why he sent hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wiki leaks in two thousand and ten and a new lead to audio recording from his court martial manning accuses the u.s. army of not valuing human life and says he wanted to provoke a debate about the country's foreign policy or he's got a cheeky on his more. nobody was allowed to make recordings of bradley manning's pretrial tribunals at the military court in february but someone did it and the freedom of the press foundation released mr manning's testimony in its entirety in this hour long testimony bradley manning in his own words explains how and why he leaked all those documents many of which revealed how the u.s. government covered up civilian casualties in human rights abuses during the wars in iraq and afghanistan he served as

mr. chairperson, members of the commission. commissioner chu honored to be here at your last meeting as the commissioner of the t a. so i appreciate the opportunity for me on behalf of the whole supervisor large city family that's involved in this project to give you an update to answer some of the questions you've raised in you're opening rooshgz today. i have a brief presentation that i'll walk through i'll try in the course of running through this. i have all the relevant key city staff here to answer any of your questions. >> so first there are a lot of parts of the city that comes together on market street. the project is lead by the department of push works. that's what we decided at the start of the project they would be the implementing agency. and i think we agree are still the right agency to lead this effort. but market street is a place where the city comes together figuratively. a lot of key agencies from the planning department and the public utilities committee as well as the transportation authority. we are between project managers right now by mahammod has appointed someone to lead the project. and

mr. mayor. and wanting chu for being here today. i have the honor of representing this valley at the board of supervisors. i want to start with a shout out to t to the noah valley leadership who have done so much to improve this commercial door demeanor. and this park and two of the earlier park i always tell people if you're considering putting in a park go to see our cities parks it's exactly what we need. i know we're going to make this corridor better as we get money from prop b. so, i have the good future of having two of the very best cd vs in my district. and when you are a member of the board of supervisors and you're responsible for helping our neighborhoods safer it's a huge benefit to have the cv ds you have people in the neighborhood cleaning it helping to keep it safe and who notice things that might be going wrong before it gets to a breaking point you've got people always there. i'm lucky to have those individuals helping me. it's important in this day and age we know that public budget isn't was it used to be. the department of public works are able to do a lot of works cleaning but there are limits to what they can do with th

t. arabic to find out more visit arabic don't fall t.v. don't call me. mr president you know all too well the list of things the european union holds against you so i'm not going to repeat them now you can if you like i don't mind though i do know them very well that's certainly true yet that will i mean is what by and so does everyone and lack of political pluralism freedom of speech and so on and so forth it's a long list but what i would like to ask you is why do you think you are persona non-grata there was a little you know i visited venezuela recently and i had some time to think i did some reading analyze things and i thought of it as if i were debating with the americans and the west in general so i say all right because she is persona non grata for you you need to know him entry but you also deny entry to both my eldest sons and even my youngest who is just a little boy what wrong could he have done does he have anything to do with the alleged wreaking of elections all of my children are completely excluded from the election process how can they po

the folks at the t tank you, mr. chairman.chablcome the witnesses and i'm sorry that we have to be here.as [inaudible] ne he was still able to receive 60e of his awards. >> mr. ranking member -- >> i think it is very fair question to pursue how we, i'm g mr. rure this in terms of compensation. that is a fair point. the only amount that was available for security was zeroed out. so that was removed. the way that they got to thiso e was by taking all of that and then going beyond that. there are other things happening in terms of how things work. the way that this is structured, we did what we could to take away what needed to be and i was anh that was a series of subsequent choices and incidents.availabl .. that was something we followed up in subsequent incidents as well, seeking to go back because we agree the american people should not be paying for underperformance when it comes to security. >> how much do you expect to call back? >> the numbers that you cited there, there is an episode for the contract. >> i thought you sa

mr. chairman, the t votes or 14 ayes, four anyways. >> what we're going to do after we finish today, we will recess subject to the call of the chair. i would assume that with the various schedules and i've been trying to accommodate everybody that we probably will resume thursday on the fine sign the bill and try to complete that. >> i'd like to put a statement in the record on the schumer bill. >> without objection. >> with regard to the thursday schedule, i'll try my best to be here but we also have budget committee and patty murray is going to start that at 10:00 in the morning and there is no proxies that can be used there so i'm going to have to be there a good part of that day as well. >> nothing today. >> anybody? >> no. >> goodness gracious. i'm not going to object. then we will stand in recess subject to the call of the chair and what you said, let's work together on scheduling because i know there are some amendments that will have to be considered to senator fine sines. i would hope that we can do that and complete it because once we come back from recess, we'll probably be look a

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t-shirt. you can borrow it if you like. >> i'm not sure people would believe it on me. >> jon: please welcome back to the program mr.paul rudd. [cheers and applause] >> hello! [cheers and applause] >> jon: no you. that is the first time on this program -- first time facial hair has gotten a standing ovation. >> nice. >> jon: got anchorman written all over it. it does. that's why it's here. >> jon: are you filming the next thing. >> just started yeah. >> jon: same cast or did they have to replace fer develop too big. >> all new people. >> jon: you are the hero in this one from what i understand. >> i'm trying to make it that. >> jon: really? >> no, it's not. right now. >> jon: nobody listens. you are a big star. let me say this about the movie with you and tina. how can you go wrong with you and tina fey? you cannot go wrong. >> wow. you could certainly go wrong with me i don't think you could go wrong with tina fey. >> jon: i was trying to be nice. i don't disagree with that sentiment at all. >> that's not false humility it's basic truth. >> jon: i have a t-shirt that says that you were so cute. let me ask you somet