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maximum pepsi taste...taste. ♪ [ cheering, fireworks popping ] ♪ great save, kid. ♪ [ man ] pepsi maxofficial soft drink of major league baseball. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight is a hip-hop artist who wants to overthrow the united states government oh good, a number of tea party, please welcome lupe fiasco. hey, good to see you, thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> stephen: all right, sir, you are a grammy winning hip-hop artist. >> yes. >> stephen: that's it, right, grammy, you know you have made it now. i'm a grammy winner. you're a grammy winner. we're kind of equally artists. >> maybe. definitely some similarities, in the same family. >> it's like looking in a mirror. >> got my smart glasses. that's better. >> stephen: okay. let me-- let me put on my cool glasses. >> hold oning let me put on my cool glasses. >> stephen: oh, yeah. ness i cannot see a thing. >> people know those are prescription. >> you are a four eyed nerd. >> yeah. >> stephen: now have you written some stuff and the song are you doing tonight critical of president obama, are you o

so, it was great to do it again for pepsi. >> jimmy: i bet.ig mother's day episode coming up this week. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you are a mother, of course, on the show, rico rodriguez plays your son. we have a clip here. would you like to set this up? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: well, go ahead. i think it's probably self-explanatory, right? here it is. "modern family." take a look. >> go first. >> you can go first. >> manny, go first. >> no, jay -- >> somebody give me a present! oh, jay, a diamond necklace. oh, thank you. >> you deserve it. go ahead, kid. >> happy mother's day, mom. >> a necklace made of the froot loops. i love it. >> i know they're not exactly diamonds. >> no, they're beautiful. >> you know what, i got a confession to make. those aren't real diamonds. give them back. i'll get you some real ones later. >> dang it. now i got to come clean. those aren't real froot loops. they're generic. >> now i have no present again. >> jimmy: very cute. "modern family," wednesdays at 9:00 on abc. sofia vergara, everybody. thank you so much for bei

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they used to come to these small shops buying milk and pepsi, often in bulk. we now know one of them was the infamous courier pursued for years by u.s. intelligence. this man remembers seeing the brothers in town but never the wives. >> reporter: did the women ever come out of the house? >> no, no women. you don't see here the women. >> reporter: many people here don't believe bin laden was killed. they don't even believe he was here. does anyone here believe that osama bin laden was in that house? nobody? overhead today, helicopters flew by. not a rare sight in a military town, but when this computer programmer heard the sound of choppers late sunday night, it didn't seem right. he started tweeting, having no idea what was really happening. helicopter hovering above abbottabad at 1:00 a.m. is a rare event. go away, helicopter. a huge window-shaking bang in abbottabad. i hope it's not the start of something nasty. he was the only person reporting the capture of bin laden as it happened. how many followers did you have on twitter on that moment? >> almost 800,

then we started calling product placement companies, then i started calling companies, the coke the pepsis of the world, trying to get them on the movie. tavis: what's the difference what you were trying to get done in the film versus what we see in the film anyway, every movie, i see product placement, what's the difference between what you were trying to tell us and what really happens. >> ultimately in the film you see the whole thing happen, you see the negotiations, what they want, what the film shows you in a way that never has happened before is how once you start getting involved with a company or brand or sponsor or whatever, there's a 30% or 50% chance -- it's not a 30% or 50% they'll influence the content, it's a 100% chance. tavis: is there something wrong with that? >> if you want it to have an influence, there's nothing wrong with that. if you want to maintain a sense of direction and creating, it becomes harder. they'll start after you say, that -- i don't know but that tavis smiley beverage sure is delicious. i don't want to see that in the middle of my show. no offense. ta

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neighbors say the pakistanis who helped hide bin laden, were keeping the compound supplied with coke and pepsiorts that marijuana was being grown right outside bin laden's walls. >>> police in a small, wisconsin town are being praised about their bravery after a dramatic shoot-out all caught on tape. watch as a suspect, calmly leaves his truck and opens fire on police. the police return fire. and the suspect gets back in his moving vehicle. he was later found dead. >>> now, to another run-in with the law in gainesville, florida. a ten-foot alligator that wanderered into someone's yard didn't take kindly to the officers trying to capture it. the gator chomped down on the car and refused to let go, until they put the car in reverse. >>> only one sports story to talk about this morning. the first no-hitter in baseball. espn news has all of the highlights. >> good morning. i'm steve bunin with this espn news update. we have our first no-hitter of the 2011 major league season. turned in by that man, who has given up a hit to the first batter he faced in three of his previous four starts. last night

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bloomberg that have xeerns helped them but big food orders major brands of equal brands of coke and pepsiom the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. >>> honda is expanding a recall to check driver side air bags that could inflate with too much force. these are the models on your screen here. 2400 faulty air bags were installed after crashes. if you have the original air bags you are okay but if you have one of these models and a replacement air bag. get a check. >>> army corps of engineers are fighting two more explosions along a mississippi river levee to protect a town from rising floodwaters. >> engineers say the initial blast will relieve water pressure on the levee. they wanted to stop the move that intentional levee breaks would ruin farmland and cause the region's economy to suffer. >>> it's 6:48, and let's check out the forecast. >> i was just looking on online and found a site google earth had put before and after the damage passed through alabama. i tweeted about that it's pretty incredible. check out blog. it looks like a lot like summer the cool whip is back but it will ret

from the pet bunnies, to his love for pepsi and coke. and what did he do when the kids would kick a ball in his yard? >>> life with osama. he went on shopping runs with the family. the confidant speaks out for the first time. >>> and the supermen who pulled the trigger. what we're learning about the hero navy s.e.a.l. that took down the world's most-wanted man. >>> and we do say good morning, everyone. riveting, new details coming in all night, about how bin laden lived. how he died. we're learning more about his five wives. and the youngest, perhaps his favorite, was by his side when american commandos poured into the compound. and she fought back furiously, risking her life to save his. >> she ran right towards them. >> she was in the hospital. >> that's right. she's been released. >>> also, a brand-new interview with someone close to the couriers who were protecting osama bin laden. we have vivid details on what life was like in the compound. we want to go straight to the nick schifrin, at abbottabad. you spoke with him moments ago, n

pepsi plans to test these machines later this year. >>> it's the first time the updated tablet has goneon sale, however it's the wifi version. china is a growing market for apple. >> the fda has expanded the use of the drug afinitor. the drug is not a cure but can extend life by seven months. steve jobs underwent an operation for that disease back in 2004. his cancer later went into remission. he has been on medical leave from apple since january following a liver transplant in 2009. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger is known for that famous line i'll be back. well now he's proving true to his words. a spokesman for the former governor says schwarzenegger will start in a new movie called cry macho. arnold schwarzenegger has a few movies in the works here. including another term nay tor movie. >>> and in this real estate mark, the question becomes should i rent or should i buy. i'm consumer editor tom vacar, we'll crunch the numbers still ahead. >>> and the temperatures dropped quite a bit today. we move you to the weekend. more clouds, fog, and cooler weather. i'll show you whic

pepsi, proctor and gamble and hostess are stepping back in time.y're pulling out all the pact designs from 1960s and 70s. take a look on the screen, much more simpler, they stand out because they don't have all of the other things like better taste, lower calorie, blah blah, they say it brings out -- people are into retro, they're trying it. >>> time now, 6:53. still ahead, federal officials say they're about to make a big announcement about fuel economy right here in the bay area today. it comes around the same time report says greener and cleaner cars can lead to hundreds of thousands of new california jobs. >>> the big set back on american idol almost put an end to final show before it started. >>> good morning in you're driving in the south bay, all of a sudden we're seeing some slowing in some of the ways to get into the valley. we'll tell you more about that and the rest of the morning commute. our planes start flying when it's dark. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why

whether it is us throwing a pepsi can at somebody and hitting them in the head, we are violent, now wey on top of it. and these are the type of thing that is black women are grappling with in the workplace, in relationships, stereotypes are not funny when they follow you everywhere, as i like to say. >> sofia, you showed a passion that many black women are showing about this story. there's another beautiful black woman in the studio today upset about it. this just really sort of is a gut-punch here. and by saying that you two ladies are beautiful, don't send me the you're sexist tweet, i am just saying they are beautiful. listen, i want to say that cnn reached out to psychologists today and the researcher and neither responded. elsie, to you now. who do you blame more, the researcher or psychologytoday for putting it on their website? honestly, people said this study shouldn't see the light of day anymore, don. don't do a report on it. >> well, i definite will have to point the finger at psychology today. you can't control how somebody thinks or how they justify their own biases. but f

cellphone dings ] [ cellphones ringing ] [ memen screaming ] ♪ make up your mind to have one diet pepsin over there? ♪ >> jimmy: hi there, we're back with albert brooks. chaz bono and rammstein are on the way. congratulations, by the way. the book on "the new york times" best seller list, which is quite an accomplishment. it's a snofl. >> that's right. >> jimmy: that's a lot harder, isn't it? >> for fiction it's very hard. those are the airport books, you know? all the books -- i was going to -- it's a little easier if you write a memoir but when you have to compete with "the girl with the dragon tattoo," which by the way is part of the band that's coming out. when you have to -- it's very hard. i wanted to change the title to "the navy s.e.a.l. diet" but they -- just to help sell it at the airport. >> jimmy: speaking of the navy s.e.a.l.s, some of the stuff -- when did you start writing this book? >> i started a year and a half ago. >> jimmy: some of the stuff that you wrote has already kind of come true. >> well, one of the things, and, i mean, there's humor in the book. it's not a do

saying gingrich peaked in the '90s, but his campaign is being sponsored by tamagotchis and crystal pepsi[ laughter ] look -- got to feed him. just got to feed him. hold on. got to feed him. [ laughter ] i played with that for about a week. this is just a digital watch. this is insane. >> steve: this thing isn't living. >> jimmy: that's right, gingrich plans to announce his campaign on facebook and twitter. in other words, it looks like myspace just got a little bit cooler. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] you guys hear about this? hooter's apparently gave out free chicken wings on mother's day. [ cheers ] it's a perfect way to tell your mom, "i'm not just a sleaze. i'm also a cheapskate. [ laughter ] free wings. come on, mom! gotta love it!" [ cheers and applause ] and finally, this is a true story -- the team that killed osama bin laden found erectile dysfunction drugs in his house. [ light laughter ] i guess that's what president meant when he said that he had "hard proof" it was bin laden. ladies and gentlemen -- [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight! give ti up for the roots,

cellphone dings ] [ cellphones ringing ] [ memen screaming ] ♪ make up your mind to have one diet pepsing on over there? ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back. tonight on the show, we have quite a show for you. former vice daughter and author of this novel. kristin gore is with us. i'm not going to tell you who her father is but -- and then with music from -- this is her new album. it's called "sing it loud." k.d. lang and the siss boom bang. tomorrow night, we'll be joined by sir anthony hopkins. andre agassi. and the latest castoff from "dancing with the stars" will join us. and later this week from the movie bridesmaids, ellie temper. the national school scrabble champions who i will play and conquer at their own game. from "more," director kenneth branagh. so join us all this week. after a six-year-long vacation from acting, our first guest tonight returns to the big screen in grandiose fashion. as frigga, the queen of asgard and mother of thor. she bought him his first wiffle hammer, "thor" in 3d opens in theaters friday, please say hello to rene russo. how's it going? >> hi. i like it because

we heard about the coke and pepsi that he liked to drink but interesting details now coming forward.ide of that compound. >>> also in the headlines this morning the baby who could not eat until surgeons in miami transplanted seven organs into her body. the amazing operation and prognosis. unbelievable. >> yeah, incredible story. >>> also later this half hour the huge advance down on the farm. why miniature cows could be the next best thing. miniature cows. oh, boy. >> all right. >> keep them in your house. >> all of the news of the day. >>> but first before that, there was another major change in story of how events unfolded inside of bin laden's compound. this morning's "the new york times" say there was no firefight. the only shots fired came at the beginning of the raid. >> this latest detail comes as president obama decides not make public of those photos of bin laden's corpse. john hendren is joining us from washington with the latest. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, rob and peggy. to release or not to release, that was the debate for days. and many americans were

. >> osgood: with arch rival pepsi gaining ground, coca-cola did the inconceiveable and announced ita and introducing new coke. >> would you like to sign a petition to get back the old coke? >> reporter: coca-cola loyalists rose up in protest. >> may i help you? >> osgood: organized a nationwide petition drive. >> we want the old coca-cola back. >> osgood: in the face of the outcry coca-cola relented and brought old coke back. named coca-cola classic. >> the consumers have spoken. as a consumer-driven company we have listened and responded. >> osgood: today the coca-cola company is is still going strong. ranked number 70 on the latest fortune 500 list with just over 35 billion dollars in sales. whether it's the taste or the song, clearly the world is still buying a lot of coke. >> what's the place this year that had the highest well being in america? >> osgood: next, looking for happiness. >> reporter: you were initially cast as blanch, weren't you? >> i was initially cast as blanch. >> osgood: and later tv's golden girls. betty white. >> it's called (mumbling). or a heart attack kno

neighbors say the two pakistanis who helped hide bin laden kept that compound with coke and pepsi.hopkeeper says always bought enough food for ten people and suspicious of all of those large orders he says he was simply too polite to ask why. >>> also learned new details about the operation that took bin laden down. it was called "operation neptune spear" and the mission was very clear, to capture or kill the al qaeda leader. as the navy s.e.a.l. team landed gunfire quickly erupted and continued throughout the operation. we now know that bin laden's wife was not armed. she was actually shot in the leg. last night vice president biden spoke about it all for the first time. >> we know brave professionals who trapped and killed osama bin laden. it was just a -- it was actually breathtaking. it was a staggering undertaking. and there are no one else i believe other than an american gro group, military wars who are rin do it. and the world is safer snydone of the lasting images of the entire episode. take a look at this. biden there in the white house situation room on sunday. we now kn

when i talk to my friends i don't want pepsi-cola in the conversation. [laughter] >> i think you're right. it's going to be interesting to see how all of this plays out. there is one thing before i get to the questions from the audience though that does strike me about leery as he takes the helm. he can be little arrogant perhaps. you quoted someone in the book from simon and schuster over the whole google books deal innocent arrogance, and larry said i'm trying to do good, trying to digitize the world's book. this is good, and yet i wonder if that's going to get him into the trouble, this mission to do good without also realizing that you are going to hit up again industries that are -- it's not necessarily -- people write books and they are as valuable and as you said they don't really get it, the people have worked hard on books come in your book for example from and juneau, did you sense that about him or that it came through in the book that's what you are sensing about it. >> when you write about people like larry pages steve jobs there's a lot of

they were told they were big shoppers and like coke and pepsi, previous eswas key, people put the garbage out, well, the garbage was burnt inside the bin laden compound, they didn't want anyone going through the trash and when kids play with balls like they do here, might have gone over a wall like that into the compound, the kids never saw the ball again, they were paid off. >> reporter: jenna, one person told us the folks inside, who was was inside was so security conscious, when the milkman came to the front door he was torn to give the bottles to somebody else to carry in. jenna: very secretive. s with eo as we take a look at that compound and the streets around it, is it becoming a bit of a tourist attraction? what kind of activity is happening at that compound when you were there? >> reporter: it has been getting a lot of attention, and in fact, today, the military and police sealed it off completely to the public. we are told two top pakistani officials were inside there, the head of the military and the head of the intelligence. obviously, these folks want to take a close-up look

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they bought sigs, milk and biscuits and had a taste for pepsi. they bought huge cartons of milk, more than the average family. there are conflicting reports about the cars they drove. some say they went to the supermarket in large suvs. others say it was a jeep and a van. this woman said she would go to the home to give the children polio drops but wasn't allowed in. the children were brought to the door. a couple who lived opposite say the women next door never came to visit, nor were they invited, as is the norm in this neighborhood. this was a family with something to hide. since yesterday, meredith, i have learned that the kids whose balls would end up in the compound while they were playing in the area realized they were onto a good thing. so when the balls would end up there, someone would give them cash and send them on their way. the kids realized they were onto a really good thing so they would do it deliberately. child's play at the home of the most wanted man. >> i understand there were 23 women and nine women in the compound. what hap