. >> jimmy: "roxbury." >> right, "roxbury guys." [ cheers and applause ] that's the one. >> jimmy: io of us, we're the roxbury guys. and then fred wolf the writer, he came on. he said, like, why don't you -- jim carrey was the guest host. and he said, "why don't you have jim carrey be the third guy?" we never thought of having a a third guy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and that's when it just took off, you know. and of course this song, "what is love" that was added into there. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and -- >> jimmy: how did you come up with that song? i mean, did you connect that song? >> i happen to have not very good taste in music. >> jimmy: oh, wow. [ laughter ] >> and i love that song. >> jimmy: you just loved it? >> i'm nad song, but i like techno. >> jimmy: but now you're always connected to that song. >> sure. yes, i am. >> jimmy: if irony is real. >> it is real. [ laughter ] it's so real. >> jimmy: every time that song comes on i think of you. >> you do? >> jimmy: of course, everyone does. >> oh, that's nice. ♪ baby don't hurt me no more [ cheers and applause ] ha to do for the rest of

between roxbury and hazleton pennsylvania. i went to school, a two room schoolhouse in the seventh and eighth grades. then we went to high school. we had to take a bus and i was at mountaintop pennsylvania. when we moved out there we were the only family of color out there. i did not run into any segregation out there. i was treated just like dust. no problem. went to high school at mountaintop in slovenia. the only sports that we had were basketball and a tumbling team. i was in command of the tumbling team and captain of the basketball team. my senior year there was another young lady of color come in and then there were two of us my senior year. my senior year i was class president and valedictorian. i did not know anything about segregation. like i said, until i got into the military. i was in my front yard out in the country. we lived in the country. no cities at all. i had a house away from the house if you know what i mean. i was standing in my yard and i saw this flight flyover information and i said to myself i would

we're here off roxbury road here in glen ellen.ehind here, the mess you're talking about, very real off this street here. we're talking about lots of tall trees, taking down wires with them. debris in the roadway. and quite a bit to clean up. want to take you to viewer video sent in.h its the scary sight that many began to see as the storm moved rough about 3:00 or so yesterday afternoon. now this morning we can tell you the national weather service will be out here on the screen toassess the dage. they are saying it does appear a tornado did come through at least parts of howard county yesterday, cutting a path of more than five miles of damage this time. they're saying at least. in our trip, we have seen lots of downed trees, downed wires, and lots of damage to clean up here, as well. across the region, we've seen lots of trees into homes. like this tree in frederick county that went through a homee aw similar scenes in prgnce geoe's county, as well says all hands county. lots of storm-related cleanup to get through today. also,

this is ronald from roxbury, massachusetts. i'm an engineer by trade. host: you are on, go ahead. caller: where you going to get the money from? it looked like the wars going to start with a ran. where -- with iran. where you going to get the $21 trillion? host: that's $2 trillion. guest: it is $2 trillion over 10 years. we are talking about increasing infrastructure investment by two bill -- $200 billion a year. that's not just federal. that state, local and public-private. maybe not to the extent some would like to see. we have this gap of $200 billion a year. that is one percentage point of gdp we are talking about when you think of $21 trillion u.s. economy. you go backvest and decades ago closer to 3% to 4% on infrastructure and that is slipped down closer to 2% so we are try to get that back up. it is not an easy challenge but it is a doable challenge in the united states has met a number of infrastructure challenges before in the united states. it is often with republican presidents you will see an increase in the gas tax. mark inmark -- host: virginia, independent line. i

flo these new still images show what happened at roxbury, new jersey, due west of new york.obody was hurt. across the country in ns, damage is extensive from tornadoes that touched down yesterday. in arkansas there are mandatory evacuations as the arkansas river continues rise and grow in tulsa where a levee system could give way. that same system bringing storms our way. >> depending where you are. tomorrow is looking pretty wild, too, doug. >> they are. strong to severe thunderstorms. today went our way. about 10,000 feet the temperatures a little warmer than predicted today and put a cap on our atmosphere and didn't allow them to develop around our reevon. they doped to the north. we've been watching one storm in montgomery county and pnce george's county and anna run del county. the smallest i've ever seen in my life. lakeshore to the bay bridge and 50. good news. again, this will be over about 6:30 if it moves into the bay. all part of the ather system. flash warnings, tornado warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings, big-timehail in pennsylvania and new jersey and new yo

and as well as you look out here again and just see the enormity of the damage just here on roxbury road how powerful the of m was and we're hearing one person injured in all of this. the degree of the injury not yet known at this time. but the national weather service will be here today to assess ust how strong the storm was and the damage that itcaused. in howard county, i'm justin finch, nbc4. >>> so take a look at this cell phone video. it shows the ha, wind and the rain that swept across manassas yesterday. the peon whorecorded this said some of the hail was as big as gumbo. the next picture we want to show you is from spotsylvania county showing a funnel cloud forming off in the distance. vithe national weather ser will be out there today to survey that damage and to see if a tornado, in fact, toucdod anywhere. but one thing is for sure, there is going to be a lot of sto clean-up happening across our area today. >> and after the clean-up and the storms, we are hopingfo nice, quiet weekend. >> we are. lauryn ricketts, what can we expect. >> i think we'll be quieter than the lt coupl

this is ronald from roxbury, massachusetts. i'm an engineer by trade. host: you are on, go ahead.aller: where you going to get the money from? it looked like the wars going to start with a ran. where -- with iran. where you going to get the $21 trillion? host: that's $2 trillion. guest: it is $2 trillion over 10 years. we are talking about increasing infrastructure investment by two bill -- $200 billion a year. that's not just federal. that state, local and public-private. maybe not to the extent some would like to see. we have this gap of $200 billion a year. that is one percentage point of gdp we are talking about when you think of $21 trillion u.s. economy. you go backvest and decades ago closer to 3% to 4% on infrastructure and that is slipped down closer to 2% so we are try to get that back up. it is not an easy challenge but it is a doable challenge in the united states has met a number of infrastructure challenges before in the united states. it is often with republican presidents you will see an increase in the gas tax. mark inmark -- host: virginia, independent line. i do