not the cat's pajamas pajamas but goats in pajamas.of a minute long video on youtube that shows them running around in their jammies. the owner of the farm says that they live in maine they do and the owner says that the the video is actually helping drum up tourism. so people enjoy the little goats and then they purchase stuff on

. >> fred was wearing pajamas. it appeared that fred had been making a sandwich in the kitchen. was no real sign of a struggle. >> rebecca's body was found in the bedroom. she had been shot numerous times, leading investigators to conclude she'd been the primary target. >> he puts that pillow over her face and he shoots her, and i think it's significant that he shot her more than once. for he shoots him one and shoots her three times because he is pissed. >> ballistic tests reveal all three murder victims, kenneth maxwell and fred and rebecca barney were all killed with a .22 caliber weapon, the same .22 caliber weapon. the lack of forced entry indicated that fred and/or rebecca knew the killer. at first glance it appeared that nothing had been stolen. the victims' money and credit cards were untouched, but in a back bedroom something was missing. >> the computer tower itself was gone, so that alarmed me right off the bat. >> why would a killer steal only the computer? >> to me that clearly showed very quickly that there's a computer angle on this crime. there's an internet angl

uh, not the flannel pajamas. what? what the...hen you come to bed weing that silky thing, i know i have a chance bubut flannel pajamas... you might as well be wearing a a porcupine suit. it's just at i'm so tired, ray. we had an appointment. huh? see the rocket ship? i've been christmas shopping all day and i just got the twins down and i'm just not in the mood. you don't have to be in the mood. i mean, just start and you can get in the mood. it-it's like you're invited to a party that you don't want to go to so you figure, "i'm just gonna stop by, say hello."

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, start working and it would be midnight, still be in my pajamas working.ed to, once in a while, just make a lunch plan just to get me out of apartment for a second, see the broad world and just have some interaction with people. >> i think you should try and replicate your work space that you had in the office when you were productive. i find when i work from home if it is a different screen setup, different keyboard different phone system, different desk a you will of those things can make you a little less productive. replicate what you are accustomed to in the office. that might help. >> let's see the last question about managing your businessz it grows. the biggest question how to take the business up to the next step. easy to run a business going 100,000, 500,000, 1 million. how do you run a million dollar company? >> optimistic question, a big discrepancy theme those numbers, we step back a bit. the question is how do you manage growth, right? don't want to grow too quickly and have everything go into chaos. you invest in companies that are fast grow

start working and it would be midnight and i would still be in my pajamas working. started to once in a while make a lunch plan just to get me out of the apartment for a second see the broad world, and just have some interaction with people. >> yeah, i think you should try and replicate a work space that you had in the office when you're productive. i find when i work from home if it's a different screen set-up different keyboard different phone system different desk all the little things can make you less productive. replicate what you're accustomed to in the office that can help. >> move on the last question about managing your business as it grows. >> the biggest question i have is how to take the business up to the next step. it's reales easy to run a business doing $100,000 $500,000, but how do you run a $100 million company? >> optimistic question. there's a big discrepancy between those two numbers. but if we step back the question is how do you manage growth, right? you don't want to grow too quickly and have everything go into chaos. so you invest in compan

. >> at this moment he's in his pajamas retweeting compliments about himself. and tonight he is watching this show where four years ago he of course threatened to sue me. and normally what he does when he threatens to sue cable news hosts is not actively sue them but obsessively and hatefully watch their shows. so watch twitter. watch what happens now. >> hi, donald! >> it is good news and bad news for donald trump. the good news is he is really riding in the polls. and the bad news is today he finally got kicked out of show business. >> i have great love for the mexican people, and i always have, and they like me. >> nbc has broken ties with businessman and now presidential candidate donald trump. >> there's no apology because what i said is 100% right. >> in response to comments he made about mexican immigrants. >> when mexico sends its people, we're not getting their best. they're bringing crime. their rapists. >> and we're also getting some good people. >> you're a bunch of drug dealers and rapists. no disrespect. >> i love the mexican people. all you have

. >> greg's goats in pajama news. all right. it's a big trend in brooklyn goats in pajamas.got a lot of goats walking around looking very stylish. you foe how you make a goat smile? say goat cheese [ laughter ] >> i can make you laugh at the dumbest jokes ever. >> you take them out of afghanistan. >> clean one. that's funny. >> eric? >> okay. ever really want to catch a foul ball at a baseball game? ever really want to do it with a bare hand? how about taping yourself doing it? watch this. >> now that's amazing. mike deóxd the whole thing. biloxi shuckers against the mobile bears minor league. that was pretty cool. >> so mark lazarus, the nbc sports chief, well, he loves hockey. he's showing it getting good numbers but he has a complaint. too many beards. look at patrick kane. look at henrik lundqvist. the chief of nbc sports says we want to see faces, he wants the faces to be recognized and fans to root for their[%2nl heroes. so no more james harden no more brian wilson. cut the beards gentlemen! if you want to be famous and get endorsements. >> that's beardist. you hate ha

. >> yesterday was cold they treated them to new pajamas.d that interest in going ouin the rain. they prefer toeep their clothes pristine. just romping around in the hay. in just a few weeks -- >> he jumped on his head. >> he the will head to their new homes where they will be pets and future milking goats. >> that's how klay thompson gothurt somebody jumped up and hit him in the he. no goating around. thank you very much. in sports tom hanks once said there is no crying in baseball but apparently there is. sparky just caught a grand slam and now he (music) y! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i lk nice on the outside i feel bette on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting neclothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep tr

he was in his pajamas, burned to death. there were empty beer bottles and some cigars found in the hotel room. it appeared that steve was drinking, reading a "playboy" magazine, and smoking a cigar when he fell asleep with the cigar possibly starting the fire. >> i remember just coming back from a walk with my family and getting the phone call from my sister and physically collapsing to the ground. so it was very tough. though it was an accident, still, it was very hard. there were too many questions unanswered. it really was a shock. >> this was viewed as a -- i don't want to say routine, but it was viewed as a routine smoker's accident. that the smoker fell asleep, a fire started, and the smoker died. and that's kind of how the police took it and understood it to be. >> in addition to his wife, steve hricko left behind an 8-year-old daughter, anna. >> he was a great man, cared a lot about his family. the most important things in his life were his daughter, his wife, and his job. >> fire investigators noticed a melted plas

. >> pajamas?nice. >> i will absolutely wear this. >> channing just for you, because we read a little bit about you. >> oh-oh. >> we read in your childhood, you had care bear birthday parties. >> aww! >> yay! >> oh, you guys are so cute. >> so cute! aww! >> care bear! care bears care! >> "magic mike xxl" opens in theaters july 1st. head to our "nightline" facebook page and let us know if you'll be buying tickets. >>> the donald says you're fired. >> you're fired. >> tonight, his latest remarks mean bad news for his beauty pageant. >>> donald trump is not winning any awards for mr. congeniality tonight after making some controversial comments that have landed his beauty pageant, miss usa, in hot water. >> reporter: this year's miss usa pageant is only weeks away. >> nevada! >> reporter: but don't expect to watch the crown pass down on univision. >> congratulations! >> reporter: tonight the largest spanish language broadcaster in the u.s. dropping the telecast. because of the competition's ties to do

. >> yesterday was cold so they treated them to new pajamas.y had that interest in going out in the rain. they prefer to keep their clothes pristine. just romping around in the hay. in just a few weeks -- >> he jumped on his head. >> he the will head to their new homes where they will be pets and future milking goats. >> that's how klay thompson got hurt somebody jumped up and hit him in the head. no goating around. thank you very much. in sports tom hanks once said there is no crying in baseball but apparently there is. sparky just caught a grand slam and now ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. my name is jeff richardson

. >> i wear long pajamas as well since we're talking about wardrobes. >> i'm going to need to see that. >> it has the footsies connected, okay? there we go. golden state warriors preparing for game two. there was history on the line today. we mentioned it earlier. we're talking about american pharaoh's run for the triple crown. we'll do it next from the xfinity sports cast. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. all eyes on the 147th running of the belmont stakes where american pharaoh was looking to become the first triple crown winner since 1978. >> here it is the 37-year-old wait is over. american pharaoh is finally the one. american pharaoh has won the triple crown. >> american pharaoh wins and completes the triple crown. the first winner in 37 years. you can call him a horse or a super star. ending with the largest victory in a very long time. >> war >>> warriors getting ready for game two against the cavaliers. kyrie irving will miss the rest of the nba finals because of a fractured kneecap. >> he is a 20 or more points a night player so that changes how we prepare, but not how we com

. >> yesterday was cold so they treated them to new pajamas.terest in going out in the rain. they prefer to keep their clothes pristine. just romping around in the hay. in just a few weeks -- >> he jumped on his head. >> he the will head to their new homes where they will be pets and future milking goats. >> that's how klay thompson got hurt somebody jumped up and hit him in the head. no goating around. thank you very much. in sports tom hanks once said there is no crying in baseball but apparently there is. sparky just caught a grand slam and now he is i thought i'd start the video by showing you the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and if we overcame that or if we can overcome that we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> the giants entered june on a mini swoon on a three-game losing streak trying to get it turned around against the pirates. row, row row your boat to mccovey cove. h

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. >> the flannel pajamas i think they were his ex-wife's.kennedy: ben a free-for-all of people jumping into bed? >> ago interior detail but the same every time. >> were you ever proposed? to read no more of the situation. i was unhappy with the decision and i didn't like to be multi partner for cry felt there were so many misconceptions about me and i wanted to set the record straight. by holding sova accountable for my decisions so i can learn from my mistakes. kennedy: eight you very much for our new poll finds the american people and hopes that you will, to your senses. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? you've been staring at that for a while, huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor traders to help

he used to receive diplomats in his pajamas. these were used in the west to ridicule mosadek and immediate him seem like an unserious person. but actually in iran y shiite practices have sent people on public displays of emotion, this only happened to endear him even more. he seemed to suffer with them even as he was chastising them. mosadek offered the british the chance to carry out the nationalization of the oil company according to british law. if you can remember in the late 1940's and 1950's the british were nationalizing their own industry. they were nationalizing the coal and the railway industry. they had a very elaborate system to develop who has to compensate who. so let's just put it in front of what is your tribunal and we'll decide who owes who money. the man of the oil company was abstinent. the friends of the oil company in iran had by urging the oil company to avert this crisis and compromise. the american con sorshume -- consortium reached a deal with saudi arabia and they gave saudi arabia a 50-50 split. this

. >> the flannel pajamas i think they were his ex-wife's.en a free-for-all of people jumping into bed? >> ago interior detail but the same every time. >> were you ever proposed? to read no more of the situation. i was unhappy with the decision and i didn't like to be multi partner for cry felt there were so many misconceptions about me and i wanted to set the record straight. by holding sova accountable for my decisions so i can learn from my mistakes. kennedy: eight you very much for our new poll finds the american people and hopes that you will, to your senses. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... smoothies! only from tums. "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. wha

thank you laura it was not pajama boy although that is great.'t know if we can say that is not pajama boy. >> i did not realize that. how about that. >> good thing you didn't say anything about hot cocoa he would have really gotten upset. >> i think we're done. we're done time for the speck tore report you're standing behind me. you have a big board in front of you. what are you watching today? >> looking at articlings okay slower u.s. economy. quoting oil prices saying how they're going higher and higher and affect nation airline. now they're downgrading bigger names that you know including american airlines. delta, also you want to watch jetblue southwest all of these guys. because these are guys that are under pressure todays. as you can see right now they're all down the economy -- consumers not wanting to fly right now, watching their wallets, by the way stuart for you good airlines on tibts take that one. >> i'll take that one to the bank. thank you cheryl. nearly a third of all adults have high cholesterol. and the fda is about we hear th

. >> you see his skin hanging off him like a pair of loose pajamas?that shows you how skinny he is. this animal has not had meal in a very long time. caretakers initially feed the pups a specially kid system until their system strengthens and they can go to fish. >> one of the things they need to prove to us before they return to the wild is is that they can eat and competitively, in order to survive in the wild you have to do that. after six weeks of rehabilitation. they are given a clean bill of health. >> you can see a change in behavior it's almost like they can smell the salt water in the sea and they are ready to go home. >> all right, ladies, very nice rehabilitating you, ready in >> they look so happy. we have done our part. now it's all on them. >> jody said the release is the most rewarding. i'm getting emotional. this is why we do it, we put alot of time, energy and passion into giving these animals that second chance at life without us, without sea world. these animals would have perished on the beach. they would not have made it. >> >> in

so obviously the pajama boy advertisements did not work and they didn't get enough young and healthyve other individuals and we are going to learn about that decision very shortly in the month of june. what happens if the supreme court gets it? >> you know, the supreme court is not going to gut the law if they decide against the administration. so it's important to say that what they are saying is that the obama administration broke the law and they have to comply with the law. so it's important to think about that first and foremost, but if that is what they say in that is their decision, what we are going to see is a standoff between republicans in congress and the administration that basically has said we are not going to agree to anything except, you know, a very straightforward fix that gives us what we were already doing, going ahead and blessing art illegality. kennedy: it is bad news for insurance companies and a lot more where this came from. thank you so much. and we have kevin jonas of the jonas brothers is here, he has something for you, so don't go away. away. and gil ka

they have a picture on the wall of the two girls and their pajamas utterly amazed watching their daddy read the granades and ham on television. when i came home caroline was five at the time and jesus senate. she had her arms crossed and she looked at me and she said okay dad, that was kind of cool. it's not easy to impress a kindergartner. >> we are short on time and you are conservative and he talked about ronald reagan being one of your heroes. reagan was able to get things done immigration and tax reforms at what point does ted cruz stick to your principles but also compromised with democrats in order to get something done? >> guest: my attitude on compromise is the same as reagan's. reagan used to say what to do if someone offers you a half a loaf? >> answers you take it in any come back for more and so from the day i was elected i didn't interview where i was asked this same question what is your view on compromise and i said i'm happy to compromise with anyone. i would compromise with martians if they were willing to shrink the size of the power of government and if they are wil

did some of those things that we consider hallmarks like preferring to wear female underwear and pajamasetc. and by the age of seven, the family decided, with the help of a counselor, to change her name to a female name and to have the child assume a female role. here is twin sister with twin brother at the age of just about 9-10 years ogf age. so, they are in fourth grade. what i want to point out is if i switch all the attachments to them, the earrings, the clothing, the hairstyle, the shoes, you could basically switch one for the other. the fact of the matter is that kids with their clothes on are virtually interchangeable pre-puberty. their hormonal levels are virtually at that point interchangeable. everything happens, really at , puberty. here they are at age 14. now, because it is so difficult to live in a gender different from your biologic sex, when you have the toxic effects of your genetically hormone driven puberty, which would make twin sister looked exactly like twin brother. you can see that she still looks like an 11 or 10 year old. and there is a good reason for it. she

notice the beautiful pajamas. it was at hunter in the bronx. they would do their marching just like the men. they also had a newspaper for the training center in the bronx. it was serious, but it also had some humor about what life was like. it was strict training. you will see that they are practicing with their weapons. they had testing, which was very serious. i had an example which i can show later -- a copy of an exam and their schedule. the one i brought with me does have been going to floyd bennett field. they also had cartoons. in this one, the woman is on the phone with her mother saying "but mom, we're supposed to keep a secret." the mother is obviously asking her to tell the secrets of what they are doing. "keeping slim with gym" -- they did calisthenics. one of the things -- when they were doing the physical aspect of it, they would train just like the men and do the exact same physical fitness qualification, but there is a difference, so in the end when they did find out -- for instance, sometimes upper body strength. it's a little

come down and relax and they can come down here and have a coffee or tea good do they wear their pajamasown here. >> some do. >> beautiful porch. you do a snack out there. >> we do afternoon refreshments from four to 5:00 t out to dinner. nice ice breaker. people can meet new friend. >> i like it. >> but this time of the morning, some of us expect this time. oh, you did a nice job. >> yes. >> this is yummy. >> so lets get comfortable. what is this exactly. >> this is a puff pastry, there is a pork sausage there with it. >> yummy one of the things we were talking when i was sleeping or fake television sleeping and you said you like your guests to come here and connect. i was on my phone, texting and stuff. you want people to put away devices and invest in relaxing. >> absolutely, we hope that everybody will forget which everybody comes down and relax out of their daily grind. great spot to come and disconnect. >> you guys are booked solid right new but we were talking about the shoulder season, september 15th to like october t glorious down here. >> well, during chamber of commerce they d

. >> i'm allowed to stand in my >> i w >> i was in cotton pajamas. tell i was holding i don i don't think there's any reason to feel threatened. >> all i have is a camera. i have no weapons. >> this does not matter. you know what? you're going to go to jail. >> they're arresting me. i don't understand what's going >> the >> the officer took her to jail and charged her with obstructing governmental administration. >> i did nothing. i did nothing. >> i think that the young police officer is high on his power. >> high on his power is a little harsh. he's he's doing his job. >> no it's not his job to take people observers from their own property and put them in >> a >> a month later, emily put this video online. it was viewed thousands of times and some viewers criticized the police. so you post the video on youtube, and they come back. >> in uniform, four officers. >> police showed up outside a meeting of emily and her friends and started writing tickets for parking violations, like parking farther than 12 inches from the >> can >> can i see it? can i s

he wrote, "i was so hot last night i almost took off my pajama sweater vest. [ laughter ] but i didn'tlmost did. >> steve: almost. >> jimmy: finally, here's on from bobby jindal. he wrote, "haven't slept much because i got bottom bunk. chris christie got top bunk. each creak feels like this could be it." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! that's not true. >> jimmy: i didn't know -- none of them are home sick. of course, another big story is the nba finals. last night, the warriors pulled away from the cavs late in the game, thanks to -- [ cheers ] that was amazing. a bunch of three pointers from steph curry. this guy is amazing. these weren't just normal shots. these were like, very high degrees of difficulty, these shots. it's almost like he is playing in a video game, when i was watching. but if you look closely, i think he was. take a look at this. >> he's on fire! razzle-dazzle. put's it up for three. count it. the three is good. throws the bomb from long range. this guy is heating up. [ applause ] >> jimmy: on fire! steph curry on fire! >> steve: outrageous! >

>> see how the skin is hanging off of him like a pair every loose pajamas? this animal hasn't had a kneel very long time. can definitely use our help. >> how long is the recovery process? >> it depends, case-by-case. you're seeing the start after very long, intensive care process. >> the whole goal is to get these animals to a nice fat healthy weight. after six to eight weeks of rehabilitation clean bill of health it is time to head home. >> all right ladies. very nice rehabilitating you. ready? >> red. >> i come on! >> go on! >> look how big they are. they look so happy. >> you're good. >> they're waiting for their rehabilitation buddies. >> that's it. there you go! up. >> releasing is the most rewarding. >> i'm getting emotional. this is why we do it. >> we put a lot of time, energy and passion into giving these animals that second chance at life. without us, without sea world these animals, they would not have made it. >> we wish you well. >> in san diego anna coinman fox news. >>> eleven year old boy air lifted from the hospital after getting attack by a

i have a picture on my wall of the two in their pajamas utterly amazed at watching their daddy read them "green eggs and ham" on television. when i came home, caroline was five. tough to please. she had her arms crossed and she said ok, dad. that was kind of cool. that was a nice personal victory. it is not easy to impress your kindergartner, but i was glad to have done something that earned me brownie points. steve: you said at the beginning about your own ideology. you talk about ronald reagan one of your heroes. he was able to get things done. immigration. tax reform. at one point does ted cruz stickier principles and to cover mice with democrats -- and compromise with democrats? sen. cruz: my attitude is the same as reagan. what do you do when someone offers you half a loaf? you take it. then you come back for more. i was asked the same question and i say, i am happy to compromise with democrats libertarians -- i will cover mice with martians, -- i will compromise with martians, if they are willing to shrink the power of government, expand constitutional rights, fight for liberty. th

baby goats in pajamas. i needed that how about you? do you feel a bit better?ll me you didn't love that that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thanks for being with us. we will see you tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. if you can't watch live, use your dvr and just try watching it later and follow me on twitter @greta. goes to facebook, like my facebook page. good night from washington d.c. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. the fbi is now saying the man killed on tuesday by anti-terror task force in boston had been plotting attacks against police officers. they say rahim spoke about beheadings bought knives and expressed he wanted to attack, quote, boys in blue. rahim was shot to death after refusing to drop a military-style knife. speaking before the house homeland security committee they said there is no way to track isis's encrypted on-line messages. isis is suspected of reaching 200,000 people on social media worldwide. more than 180

they wouldn't even allow her to change out of her pa jam pajamas. her sister took little boy and she did not see him again for five months. these other two young people omar and -- [inaudible] they also had children, and among the 12 panda express workers who were arrested, there were 12 young children. there was a raid later that day at the store itself. they came right before the lunch rush and surrounded the, you know the parking lot next to the mattress store and so forth all these police officers, and they hauled out all the panda express workers in their little outfits and their hats and took them down to border patrol and they were charged with a felony, felony impersonation of another human being. they had really great lawyers, they got off on a misdemeanor but once they settled their criminal case -- this is the typical trajectory -- then they had to go to the detension center because they were undocumented immigrants. these three had all been brought to the united states as young children, and they all three had very good, very good lawyer

baby goats in pajamas. i needed that how about you? do you feel a bit better?t tell me you didn't love that that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thanks for being with us. we will see you tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. if you can't watch live, use your dvr and just try watching it later and follow me on twitter @greta. goes to facebook, like my facebook page. good night from washington d.c. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the united states and our allies have prevailed. [cheers] >> we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil. >> a new poll shows how americans feel about president bush compared to president obama. the results are fascinating. we will have it for you. >> all over the country public school teachers being verbally and physically assaulted. and the students committing the crimes not being punished. we'll have a factor investigation. >> what's more american than a cheeseburger? this cheeseburger loaded with a hot dog and potato chip

you know, like putting on her pajamas. you want "dada?"everything -- and then her first word was "mama." [ laughter ] but, this book wasn't out yet. so i wrote this book. i have crazy ideas. but, i go what if i can just release a book? so, it's a picture book for infants and babies, but it's easy for dads to read. you see, there's a dada. chicken is a dada. and the chicken says, "peep." [ laughter ] i read this to a bunch of kids the other day. and i go the chicken says, "dada" and the baby chicken -- and he goes -- [ imitates chicken ] [ laughter ] yeah, in my version he says, "peep." but, either way. brat, you know, already trying to yell at me. >> steve: trying to show you up. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. but, it's for pre-order now. it's good for father's day. oh, i should show you the ending. everybody wants the kid to say, "dada" at the end. miguel ordonez drew these awesome drawings of the cute animals. everybody get in line and say it one more time and they all say, "dada." [ audience aws ] except for the duck. he says "quack." [ laugh

an adorable video of baby goats dancing in pajamas there is video has gone viral with more than 900,000iews you see them there from sunflower farm in cumberland, maine, when they're not frolicking around the barnes in bunny is', busy making cheese, fudge and carmel. >> photos after buff kangaroo from australia are also going viral on the internetment don't mess with roger. there he is. the giant red kangaroo. these are photos of the 6-foot five, 192 pounder flexing his muscles, at the kangaroo sactuary. alice spring. how strong is he? well he crushes metal feeding buckets between his pause to work out. >> i think that's one of his hand right there. for fun he likes to chase his human keepers. that may not be so much fun for the keeper. a big lost for the cavaliers following game one of the nba finals, plus the phillies trying to get things turned around at home this weekend sports coming up next. >> scare moments at fenway park when fan is injured in the stands. we'll also have that, back with that, and much more, in just a few minute. >> phillies opening three dame series. lost five st

tennis fans compared the shorts to pajamas, swimming trunks even boxer shorts.e you some special powers out there today? >> probably. i like them. i like them. it's great. it was fun. everybody was talking about that. in the end i won the french open so i'm quite proud of them. >> but don't expect to see his colorful wardrobe when wimbledon starts later this month. the all england club has an all-white dress code so we'll have to wait for the u.s. open in september to see what he'll do for an encore. >>> all right. now jeb bush makes it official tomorrow. the republican plans to announce he is running for president. bush has been unofficially campaigning for months raising millions of dollars in a super pac. he was supposed to be the breakout star of the republican but so far he does not have an enormous lead in the polls. on cnn's "state of the union" our dana bash asked jeb bush what he plans to do to energize his campaign. >> you are going to make obviously, a very big announcement but you've been out on the campaign trail for six months. >> yeah. >> what's g

and i was in my pajamas with coffee and like my cat on the phone with jon, like, playing don.ter ] they were like meow. it was our last scene, shut up. so, it was an odd experience. it was also kind of moving and wonderful. >> seth: and have you done that after you've done your scene? have you done your side of it already? >> no, we did my side second, actually. that's a good question. we did my side second. and he was there for that off camera. >> seth: got it. so, the other thing that happened, and i guess this is one or two episodes before. maybe just one. this is very iconic end of the episode. you walking down the hallway looking just kick-ass. [ laughter ] carrying your box. smoking a cigarette, painting under your arms. was that as much fun to film as it was to watch? >> no. >> seth: okay. that happens a lot in show business. people are like, that looks so much fun. and then it's not. >> i was not cool at all. i was like holding this box, which everything on "mad men" is super real and they made the box really heavy. >> seth: okay. >> and joe's like "i can act that," bu

things that we consider hallmarks like wearing -- preferring to wear female underwear and female pajamas and et cetera. and by the age of seven, the family decided with the help of a counselor to change her name to a female name and to have the child assume a female role. so here is twin sister with twin brother, at the sage of just about nine to ten years of age. >> rose: fourth grade. >> so they were fourth grade. and what i want to point out is that if i switched all the attachments to them the earrings, the clothing, the hair style, the shoes you could basically switch one for the other. the fact of the matter is that kids with their clothes on are virtually interchangeable prepuberty. and actually their hormoneal levels are virtually at that particular point interchangeable. so everything happens really at puberty. here they are at age 14. now because it is so difficult to live in a gender different from your biologic sex, when you have the toxic faekts of your genetically hormone driven puberty, which would basically make twin sister look exactly like begin brother. and you can see

. >> at this moment he's in his pajamas retweeting compliments about himself.eatened to sue me. and normally what he does when he threatens to sue cable news hosts is not actively sue them but obsessively and hatefully watch their shows. so watch twitter. watch hawhat happens now. >> hi donald! >> it is good news and bad news for donald trump. the good news is he

girls off against each other, no outside jobs allowed and the girlfriends wore matching flannel pink pajamass. holly was on girls next door with two other hef girlfriends. >> were all three of you sleeping with him? >> yeah i mean i don't really like to out the other girls or anything but he definitely didn't have any girlfriends he wasn't sleeping with. >> this is a direct quote from your book. repugnant bedtime routine. >> yes. >> i was just never into other girls in the bedroom. >> holly compares hef to an ancientent ruler with a harem but in 21st century los angeles. holly says now that she's made a name outside the mansion, a vegas show a turn on "dancing with the stars" that now it's time to tell her version unfiltered. >> there's everything you wanted to know in my book and more that you didn't even want to. the we asked hef about her book and he told us i've had more than my fair share of romantic relationships with wonderful women. many moved on to live happy and productive lives and i'm pleased to say remain dear friends today. sadly, there are a few who have chosen to rewrite hist