>> well, the colonel's friend, roscoe, had to drop out. >> oh. slacker, probably. what's his excuse? >> well, he died. >> oh, well, that sounds like a pretty good excuse. >> so, brown, are you playing or not? >> i ain't played in awhile. i don't know. i need some practice. >> look -- i play golf! >> okay, look, i'll play, but i'm gonna need a new hat, i'm gonna need a new shirt, and i need some shoulder pads. oh, yeah, and some of those long metal things. i'm gonna use some of them with the big ball on the end. >> together: clubs. >> yes! yes! i'm gonna need the clubs, and then also get me some cleats. i need cleats. >> fine, fine. let's go. >> yes. you know, and we also gonna need -- >> wait a minute! hey, guys, wait! what does he have that i don't have? >> balls! yes! golf balls! that's what we need! >> well, i can buy some balls! that ain't fair! ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula ula ula al revés, ♪ hago que lo imposible sea posible, ♪ ♪ que todo lo increíble se vuelva visible, ♪ ♪ tres, dos, hola, ula... ♪ aplaudan en la luna. ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪

google ceo larry page and roscoe turner.ing this early because they want to become even richer. the company's resources have developed a small spacecraft and its job will be to fly around outer space and take a close-up look at the measurement of asteroids. to identify the ones that contain the most valuable metal like platinum that could one day be hauled back to the earth's atmosphere and mind. >> we have not created an economic influence and that is what we want to do. we want to bring the solar system within this influence. >> the technology already exists and nasa is talking about doing that. the thing is that it is all robotically. but if that can be done, some of the metal could be brought back to earth to make some people trillionaire's. but also the goal is to use the materials, including the water in an asteroid that furthers space exploration. they call it living off the land. one big question is can someone actually own that land. >> looking at the treaties, no one is really sure who owns what if anyone owns anyt

roscoe cassidy, and he is from owingsville, kentucky, 105 years old today, and he must know the secretshe loved horses as a kid and continues to love them to this day. george schreyer from trumbull, connecticut, 102 years old today. he's an inventor. i always admired inventors, incredible and take a look, dr. bertha bailey, won't you please come home, and she is clinton in the great state of south carolina, 105 years old today. she loves to garden. i'll take a packet of seeds up to new york and plant a garden up there, how is that fifth floor, beautiful spot, most people never see it. back to you all. >> coming up next, the sizzling summer read, stephen king is here and a little controversy tied to its release but first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> we're kicking off our summer series today "today's sizzling summer reads" with stephen king, more than 300 million books in print, his newest page turner is called "joyland" it's a crime novel set in an amusement park. stephen king welcome back. >> willie it's good to be here. >> first things first your boston red sox, how are they in first