omg, yes, it is. is this a product you're selling? >> it's not. it's not a piece of merch.apparently in someone's shower in queens. >> jimmy: is that a compliment or terrifying? >> is it? is it a compliment? >> jimmy: well, i don't know. >> that's also like me at 16 which is sort of disconcerting. >> definitely. that's not a 16-year-old who did that. >> no. i guess i'm dplatered. i don't know. i don't know how to feel. >> jimmy: i think a restraining order would be safe to start with. >> got it, i think you're right. >> jimmy: this "this is us" is so unbelievable he popular. [ cheers and applause ] you're in a situation now where everybody's asking you what's going to happen on the show. obviously you can't tell them what's going to happen on the show. can you tell them what's going to happen on the show? >> can i? we just did like a big event here in l.a. the other night. and the creator of our show told an audience full of people. so i figure i can regale you with it as well. that the very first episode will offer a huge piece of the puzzle as to the big question that mos

omg, yes, it is. is this a product you're selling? >> it's not. it's not a piece of merch.n queens. >> jimmy: is that a compliment or terrifying? >> is it? is it a compliment? >> jimmy: well, i don't know. >> that's also like me at 16 which is sort of disconcerting. >> definitely. that's not a 16-year-old who did that. >> no. i guess i'm dplatered. i don't know. i don't know how to feel. >> jimmy: i think a restraining order would be safe to start with. >> got it, i think you're right. >> jimmy: this "this is us" is so unbelievable he popular. [ cheers and applause ] you're in a situation now where everybody's asking you what's going to happen on the show. obviously you can't tell them what's going to happen on the show. can you tell them what's going to happen on the show? >> can i? we just did like a big event here in l.a. the other night. and the creator of our show told an audience full of people. so i figure i can regale you with it as well. that the very first episode will offer a huge piece of the puzzle as to the big question that most people want to know, how milo

love responded, omg, just a smudge on the mirror. lol, not photo shop. an, come on. momma's got abs for days. and she proves it with all these shots. love she's told us all her secrets. >> i love the dancing. it's a good thing for my abs. >> but for all of us mere mortals, jenny from the block confessed sometimes she does get a little help. >> you find yourself photoshopping or using fitters at all? >> i mean, i think everybody does. that's what they're for. >> another star accused of a photoshop fail is kris jenner. the 61-year-old mom, wearing a sports bra, poelsed this ad for a detox tea. immediately some pointed out how this part of the background was warped, which is often a sign the pic could have been edited to make her arm look thinner. and if you compare these two shots of kris, you'll notice many of her moles and freckles have been air brushed away. but think kris cares if she's photoshopped or not? we're going to say no, since endorsements like this helped her earn $11.5 million last year. >> people will make comments on my stuff all the time. look at her

. >> omg, a bear in the backyard.his and started filming it on social media. this family bears was climbing the fence, mama bear got up no problem and the baby comes were managing. you often see the same behavior and bears. there's one waiting for the other bear to carry him or her up the fence. then another they couldn't make it and he just ran around. >> a sixth-grader from the middle school cannot stop smiling as her dream came true. >> we always by way too much toothpaste in my house. i wanted to switch was the best for >> i got a thing going on. >> when they knock over my trash cans i think they are >> when they knock over my trash cans i think they are coordinating countless patients. countless ailments. >> when they knock over my trash cans i think they are coordinating countless hours. and guess what? you can handle it all. be a leader in your field with a bsn from strayer university. a nursing program created by and for nurses. let's get it, nurses. >> i don't think anybody wants to have their wedding crash.

. >>> omg, there is a whole new way to express yourself coming to your smart phone. over 100 new ways in fact a fresh batch of emojis, the tiny pictures that millions of teens and let's face it, more than a few adults use to communicate these days. but do you ever wonder where they come from and who decides what's in and what's out? we sent jolene kent to find out. >> reporter: if a picture is worth a thousand words, an emoji might be worth 1,000 texts. 137 new little pictures are headed your way, broccoli, zombies, t rex, and dumplings. emojis are everywhere, six billion sent every single day. there's even an emoji movie. >> we're watching a whole new meme of expression that's used around the world, come into being right in front of our very eyes. >> reporter: greg welch is a director at the nonprofit that decides which emojis will get made and writes the code that creates them. >> our process is open. this is what i said, it's not a dark stark chamber. you can actually go on the website and look at the list of emojis that are in the vetting. >> reporter: anyone can

. >>> i'm just a grown man wearing makeup giving you the choice sports cut, giants insert an omg emoji here. >> and no matter what brand of broom you like, you could proudly sweep it at the oakland coliseum. >>> i know we're talking baseball, but first off the bat happy father's day. >> thank you. i was treated like a king this morning. >> good. >> and then i went to work. baseball up top, months from now if you want an oakland a's highlight reel, circle june 15th through 18th, 34,140 seats for this one, get-away game for the yankees, bottom 3rd, a's down 2-1, needed a pick me up and got it off the bat of chad pender which brought home two to tie this game up. later same inning kris davis at the plate and no doubt about it, 4-2 a's. looking for the second four game sweep of the yankees in six years. top 4th yankees got one back, didi gregorius off of gerell cotton. okay. so it's 4-3. the a's sent sean doolittle to the mound to take care of former a chris carter and when alonzo squeezed it in, that was it. a's beat the east leading yankees 4-3. yankees were swept and say hello to an a's

omg he said on cnn. it does closer than that. but assessment was parallels to histories 2008 loss to barack obama. it slips for comparison. after all that have been a three-way race and she was still likely to come out the winner of snow. dÉjÀ vu was a hard storyline tog resist. the outcome tonight ensures thi race is going to go on for months and months on the democratic side. the perception on that have bees that hillary was such a prohibitive front runner heading into the democratic nominationin that she should have cleaned up easily. they had a much different perspective. iowa had never been clinton country. hillary had increased her share of the return from under 30% in 2008 to 50% give or take a little in 2016. plus unlike obama bernie was tailor-made for iowa. the state overwhelmingly white and working-class cities. even if bernie managed to get a victory that was hillary showing strength not weakness. why couldn't they see the difference. on one level was another of bill's routine fits of television personality. it was an

driana: the prompter says omg! it's kidd in the know. >> 24 hours ago we introduced you as the newest member of the gma family. how does it feel? just zpwrup graded us to good morning america. how does it feel? adriana: good. it's getting settled and in the groove of things. been great. kidd: she fit right in and talked me into doing a lip-sync video. larry: larry smith tv. adriana: with a little karaoke. kidd: do you know what bro biking is? get ready for your instagram speeds to get loaded with people bro biking thanks to justin timberlake and jimmy fallon. the two of them tandem biking went viral over the memorial day weekend. take a listen. >> god, if i get through the hamptons, so beautiful. [bell rings] >> bro biking! kidd: you know now everyone is going to do this now they're on a tandem bike, a simple video uploaded to instagram and they can do no wrong. adriana: i like their bromance, they have a good one. kidd: june 1 kicks off gay pride month. and instagram is offering pride stickers including rainbow ti

omg will blitz are set on cnn, it does not get a hold closer than that. that assessment invited parallels to hillary's 2008 loss to barack obama. it was in bill's view, an absurd comparison. after all, that had been a three-way race and she was still likely to come out the winner in this night, not the third-place finisher. the journalist on upstart challenger competing with her on iowa and dÉjÀ vu was a hard storyline to resist. the outcome tonight ensures this race is going to go on for months and months on the democratic side, blitzer's colleague reported from sanders headquarters. the perceptional night was that hillary was such a prohibitive front runner heading into the democratic nomination that she should have cleaned up easily. bill had a much different perspective. iowa has never been clinton country. hillary had increased her share of caucus share from under 30% in 2008 to 50%, give or take little in 2016. plus, unlike obama, bernie was tailor-made for iowa. the state is overwhelmingly white littered with colleges and working-class cities. even

the next text, is omg, you can't vote for it.t's not right for our state. >> i get the same texts every night. >> i e-mailed one friend back and said listen, let me explain how it really works. so a lot of what people are getting is almost if you will, slamming the bill without understanding the bill. >> the president campaigned of the not cutting medicaid at all, fr but the senate bill does seem to limit medicaid. >> if someone gets off medicate to private insurance, that could be a good thing. some of those patient also go on private insurance. secondly, what is poorly understood, under current law, the medicaid expansion is not really sustainable for states. in california, under current law, by 2020, they would have to put up $2.2 billion for the state of california's share of obamacare, for the expansion. my state, $310 million. really a big chunk of change for our state, which is relatively state. so under current law, medicaid is not sustainable. it has to be fixed for the states themselves and also for the patients. >> do

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the next text is, omg. you can't vote for it because this is actually not right for our state. >> i get the same texts every night. >> what i'm trying to do is cut through it. i e-mailed one friend back and said, listen, i'll explain how it works. he e-mailed back in a conciliatory tone. what people are getting is almost if you will slamming the bill without understanding the bill. i seek to understand it. >> the president campaigned on not cutting medicaid at all, not having any reductions to medicaid. from a number of early analysis, the senate bill seems to limit medicaid over the years. >> couple things. if someone gets off medicaid on to private insurance, that can be a good thing. so first, some of those patients going off medicaid will go on private insurance. secondly, what is poorly understood, under current law, the medicaid expansion is not really sustainable for states. one example, in california, under current law, by 2020, they'd have to put up $2.2 billion for the state of california share of

stuff to watch here as we keep an eye on that emerging sector in telecon with those mergers aerept"omg cin upft the break, so keep it right here we'll be back in just two minutes. partners are using smart traps to capture mosquitoes and sequence their dna to fight disease. there are over 100 million pieces of dna in every sample. with the microsoft cloud, we can analyze the data faster than ever before. if we can detect new viruses before they spread, we may someday prevent outbreaks before they begin. >>> all right. we're back on halftime we are watching shares of disney this hour, down more than 1.3% this is the lowest level of the year >> it's surprising how poorly this has been trading. >> a stock you like and you own? >> right, so i'm not too happy about this but what i've been doing, i sell upside calls against this. i have some upside kall e callss a long position. it's not helping me much now but i think that people are looking for other areas outside. they're trying to pull money from certain areas and that's what we're seeing -- because there isn't anything direct about disne

what was the professor technical for omg? okay. [laughter] >> here is one other story of updating, you heard the waldorf story and the other story comes from star wars and i did a little book on star wars so i researched star wars and there was a debate between forgive me, did you think you heard something about star wars, this seems surprising or terrible, one little star wars story, debate with great american screen writer and george lucas on killing the main characters on returning of the jedi and lucas says, luke isn't going die, well, kill laya, laya has to die. >> it's not nice, you don't go around killing people and then kasdan says he will kill yoda. >> kasdan gets in his soul, he gets real and gives a speech about art, i'm saying that the movie has more emotional wage if someone you lost along the way. he's talking about culture and art and lucas says very quickly, one sentence, i don't like that and i don't believe that. now, notice the beautiful architecture of the sentence, not liking proceeds and probably helps account

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omg. wayne: come on, brother, let's do it! what?! tiffany: wake up!heers and applause) jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: what's up, america? welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady. thank you so much for tuning in. we're going to make a deal right now. who wants to make a deal? the loofa, the green loofa. come on, green loofa. everybody else, have a seat for me. everybody sit down. let's get the show started. hey, trina. - hi. wayne: nice to meet you, trina, where are you from? - atlanta. wayne: all the way from the atl. - yes. wayne: so, what do you do in atlanta? - i'm a flight attendant. wayne: a flight attendant?

omg. wayne: come on, brother, let's do it! what?! tiffany: wake up!e a deal." now it's time for tv's big dealer, wayne brady! (cheers and applause) wayne: what's up, america? it's wayne brady. thank you so much for tuning in to "let's make a deal." i need a couple. i need a couple to make a deal with me right now. you folks right there, you-you must be a couple, right? you guys are... come on over here. everybody else have a seat. let's get it started. ashley, david. ashley, nice to meet you. - nice to meet you, oh, my... wayne: david, nice to meet you. - i'm just so happy to be here. i'm happy you guys are here now, how long have you been together? - three years. wayne: three years of bliss.

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omg. that's your "pop start" today. >> i love it. >> carson, thank you very much.re looking at showers and thunderstorms near the gulf coast. a real on midwest. the plains are looking wet as well. toasty through the southwest, the 90s there. and the northern plains in the 90s. on the cool side into northern new england and parts of new york, 90. we'll see a lot of wet weather over the next week or so. tropical downpours down through the gulf. flooding is going to be a possibility. we look for showers around the central rockies. plenty of sunshine up and down the west coast until you get to the pacific northwest. and we're looking at another nice day here in the northeast on into new >>> good morning i'm meteorologist bill henry. a new clouds this morning but will be out of here for the rest of the day. that's going to lead to a quick warm up. winds pick up, 81 degrees. out of the west winds for 15 miles per hour. new jersey, 81 degrees and the warm up at the store with westerly winds, it's a lands breeze to warm temperatures on the beach this afternoon. look attlee