schumer up. lie town schumer. very good.and will the public ever hear you sing "it's raining men"? >> hope not. ♪ it's raining men ♪ ♪ hallelujah it's raining men ♪ ♪ amen ♪ >> cowan: a story from mo rocca. now we stay in washington and check in with john dickerson for a look on what's "face the nation" this morning. >> dickerson: we're going to talk about two big decisions same-sex marriage and obama care. and we'll wrap it up by talking about the president's extraordinary eulogy in south carolina. >> cowan: thanks, john. we'll be watching. and next week here on "sunday morning" -- inside the u.s. secret service. you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently? complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early gum disease and bad breath. sfx: ahhh listerine®. power to your mouth™! septic system breakdowns affect over 1 million homes a year and can cost thousands of dollars to repair. thankfully, rid-x has enzymes to break down waste and time-relea

amy schumer, she is such a a great -- oh, she's great.nute. just think about the kind of person, as busy as she is supposed to be with her career, took the time to buy my book -- i didn't send her a book. took the time to buy it, took the time to wait until the doors had to go to - - and then she stuffed the book under and then took the picture. [ applause ] that's amy schumer. we all love amy. >> jimmy: that's why we have -- that's why we have book jackets >> yay, for amy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: come on, don't be angry. now, look -- there's two more things i want to talk about. you're going -- you have another play. you have a one-man show. >> i don't want to -- yeah, directed by jerry. just a little thing. cherry lane. no big deal. >> jimmy: jerry seinfeld is directing you -- >> "the new york story." >> jimmy: in colin quinn's "the new york story." >> the new york story, i call it. kind of claim the whole city for myself. >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] the cherry lane -- >> cherry lane theatre. >> jimmy: theatre. and you're performing ther

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abc tweeted schumer initial official offer last month.rooting for the comedian's appearances on the show. i definitely think they would get a whole new and bigger audience. >> it would be pretty funny to say the least. >> i would watch. >> 5:53. up next help is coming to a local school that was targeted by thieves. >> who left the keys in a helicopter. if you think a six-year-old can't figure out thousand start one up, you're very wrong. the story and the video at 6:00. >> police say police raided this barbershop and home and found bags of meth guns and cash. they arrested four other suspects. the fraternal order of police has come to the rescue of a west philadelphia school. the fop donated 20 ipads to saint ignatius of loyola. the fop is calling on other unions to step up as well. >> see a lot of negatives at a about policing and this is a positive thing we're able to give back 20 brand new ipads from apple the apple corporation to help replenish that inventory that was selfishly taken from the students here and from the staff here. >>

another schumerism is out of the mainstream, you know? that there's a mainstream and that only the democrats are swimming in it, and any republican who is, deviates from that mainstream is, therefore, not worthy of consideration. >> that's right. we have spoken a good deal we'd actually love to hear some of your questions and thoughts on political language anything that might have come up, you might have seen over the last several years. >> yeah. and we, as i said, are collecting these on an ongoing basis. if you go to our web site and we have cards out at the front table that show our web site, it's dogwhistlebook.com, we welcome suggestions and solicitations for any political expressions that really set your teeth on edge. and as i said, we have a weekly column for the christian science monitor, and we like to use contributions from the public in those as well. [inaudible conversations] >> i think there's a microphone coming around. or up here. >> i'm curious what happens when you have like a male candidate versus a female candidate --

[ laughter ] amy schumer does it, you don't get mad at her." >> jimmy: she wants to be amy schumer. >ll want to be her. oh i think that's so cute. that's hilarious. oh my god. look at that. >> yeah, we had matching tuxes, yeah. >> jimmy: that's super awesome, buddy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: has she seen the new movie? she can see this one. >> she hasn't seen it yet, no. >> jimmy: "infinitely polar bear." it's a -- your character suffers from bipolar disorder. >> yeah. but that's just a little piece of it. he is actually a really great loving, fun, serious, interesting guy who happens to just have a little bipolar. [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, just a little bit. but also in this film, your wife has the opportunity to go to great school, and she's like, "i am going to leave, do you think you can take care of the kids?" you're like yeah, sure. >> with his mixed race daughters in the '70s on his own, completely ill prepared to take care of two kids. >> jimmy: and you chase after her in your underwear on a ten speed bike. go up the street, and down that way i was like whoa! and you're going

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amy schumer, she is an important voice right now. she is very political. is like a george carlin type voice. we need more strong female voices and comedians. she has written a funny, personal, raucously hilarious movie and it team out great. we are excited. and lebron james is in it, and we all want to see more lebron james comedy. he is really funny in the movie. john: a famously hilarious genre. mark: the new book called "sick in the head" available at finer bookshops. thanks for coming in. judd apatow: thank you. mark: we will be right back. ♪ john: it's time for you to get your trump fix on at bloombergpolitics.com. mark: we are on twice a day. at 5:00 and at 8:00. same bat time, same bat channel. sayonara. ♪ emily: dick costolo says he won't get in the way. what that means for the search for twitter's next leader. ♪ emily: i am emily chang. welcome to a special edition of "bloomberg west." we are live in san francisco. investors bet on yahoo!. ceo marissa mayer says her plan to spin off the company's ali baba stake is going according to plan. we will

amy schumer's act right now is pretty incredible. and there's probably another five. i saw ray romano recently. he could not have not funnier. bill burr. >> rose: what is it for stand up, an hour of material or 90 minutes. >> i think a good stand up show is an hour hour ten for the headline are. it's a great time for comedy i think because of the fender times and the internet. when i was a kid and loved comedy, no one cared. like i would want to talk about letterman or seeing michael keaton do stand up on the mike douglass show. there wasn't one kid on my school that cared at all. now it's part of the culture. we have a geek culture. >> rose: you have a reputation and you see it in your movie career being able to spot comedic talent. what do you look for? what catches your eye. >> i don't know if i can define it. when i was a kid i would watch the mike douglass show and someone tp funny would be on saying andy kaufmann. in my head i would say i wonder what else he is doing and i would just check the tv guide. one day i said he's going to be on the show taxi so i would

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. >> as well as ellen schumer. >> part of what i love is watching the amazement on people's faces. >> since 1999 -- >> this was part of the treasurer. >> humor filled the minds of visitors with the history of city hall. >> joe dimaggio and marilyn monroe. >> which opened 100 years ago. >> married in the dark dirty, dingy courtroom. >> opened in 1915. the same year as the panama pacific exhibition. it was part of the city's resurrection from the 1906 earthquake and fire. >> that was the mayor's reception room. >> the construction of city hall was shepherded by san francisco's larger than life mayor sonny jim wall. >> he said we have to court the world and how you court the world is you build a palace. >> when he later left to become california's golf rolf left behind a memento. >> they had the stone masons carve his name and date. i hope you're giving them added information. >> schumer tells her visitors about a day in the '60s when city hall hosted hearings by the house on american activities committee sneemt host demonstrators down the grand staircase. >> she tells them about that ka

amy schumer will kill for the movie.nk when you are trying to break through, it's the one time in your career will -- where you will put a ridiculous amount of time in and you couldn't care more about the film. that's why that movie came out well. "bridesmaids" was the first movie that they wrote. i think there's an energy when people want to reveal themselves and work that hard and you only get it at the beginning. i think. charlie: thank you. judd: thank you for having me. charlie: we will be right back. stay with us. ♪ charlie: aziz ansari is here. he's a standup comedian, writer and actor and is just written his first book with an nyu sociologist called "modern romance." it takes a look at the way technology influences relationships, dating and how we love. here's a look at the book's trailer. ♪ >> early to bed, early to rise makes a woman healthy, wealthy and wise. that's why you are wiser than me. it's stephen. >> hi, i'm loris. i'm an executive by day and a wild man by night. >> my name is monroe. you probably not

it had the support of such famed right wing that cases as ted kennedy, chuck schumer, and joe biden. , was signed into law by democrat, bill clinton. that law was substantively identical to what both indiana and arkansas did and yet today's democratic party aided by their friends in the media and aided even more by busy business that decided it was good business to throw questions overboard and to abandon religious liberty. pounded upon leaders, i will tell you the saddest, just how many republicans ran for the hills. , i think indiana was as ronald reagan would've put it, a time for choosing. as william barrett travis in texas put it when he july in the sand, you choose which side of the line you were on. more than a few republicans sadly, it even more than a few running for president chose that moment somehow to go rearrange their sock drawer. i will tell you this, i will never ever ever shy from standing up and defending the religious liberty of every american. for years, they hosted weddings in this church and they made a business of catering the weddings, that is help how they p

her very funny new movie with amy schumer is called "trainwreck." it opens july 17th.ng me. >> jimmy: the movie "trainwreck" is very funny. people are raving and love it. this is your first-ever movie. >> my first feature film. yes, very exciting. >> that is exciting. >> jimmy: is this like being on "saturday night live," a big deal. is it a bigger deal to your family you are in a movie? >> i think snl is a big deal. my grandmother has been supportive. my one grandmother watches every week, watches snl. vanessa, i think if you keep working really hard and stay focused one day you will be big enough that you could be on "the view." and i don't know if she me as a co-host or be a guest. >> jimmy: she is setting a goal pretty high. >> yeah. i talk to my grandmothers a lot, i guess. my other grandmother, i wish you could meet your cousin jeffrey. he is a lawyer. he lives in new jersey. he makes a ton of money. the only problem is he just got engaged. like, grandma the only problem is he is my cousin! >> jimmy: that's a very close family you have. really tight unit. >> yes,

the schumer sketches aim eight why do we make ourselves smaller.n added element to it as well. >> is politeness a bad thing? >> no. it's great especially when it's warranted and there are other ways to be polite. i'm sorry, i'm sorry is an acknowledgement of offense. and the way we use it in our culture has sort of an imbedded or inexplicit lobby for forgiveness. is that really what you're asking someone? i'm sorry so sorry but could you please tell me where the hardware section? ? >> here's what you say. every day we see more apologetically self-assured females yet their pros station seems only to have increased whiechl is that. is there an apology for being assertive, successful asking for a raise? why is there -- >> sorry. i think that we -- >> you did it. >> by the way, that was a natural. i do it four times before i leave the studio. it's hard to weed out. i think that one of the things is we're doing it to try to trigger something in someone else. that's the thing. if it's for plightness, this's wonderful. if you feel like you've offended som

speaking of fun, "train wreck," you and amy schumer star in the movie, and your best friend in the filmah, yeah. >> jimmy: so last night. did you watch the game last night? >> hu. >> jimmy: so i guess you -- i can surmise that you aren't really best friends? >> i was sick, lebron! baby, baby, i was sick. come on baby. >> jimmy: so were all his teammates, i think. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he got no support from anyone. are you in general a sports fan? >> no. no. i think that's yes got along with them so well making the movie. i like sports. i'm not a sports freak. in the film, we're best friends, i have to be real with him and treat him bad. like every guy on the set, the boom guy was shaking, like oh my god, i'm so close! you know. and i didn't care. at all. >> jimmy: growing up, were you a sports fan? >> well, no. i mean, my dad would have loved it if i was a sports fan. i grew up in oklahoma and he gave me an osu blanket and i had no idea what it went. i thought osu was some clothing line. like, where's the osu store? son, it's a university. you know. whatever. but i was into sports once fo

and colbert and chris rock and amy schumer and if you are interested in the arts or comedy there's a of all the people you talked to was there one thing that stood out more than the others? >> when i was young, what they told me is it took a long time to get funny. when i was a kid, someone said it takes seven years to find yourself. that helped me. i thought it is okay to be bad for a really long time. >> jimmy: which happens and has to happen. every once in a while lightning strikes and you get a teenager eddie murphy or something like that. but it doesn't happen frequently. >> most of us it takes over 40 to figure it out. that made me not as obsessed with making it happen in the moment. >> jimmy: it seems to have worked out. you brought some photographs of yourself -- >> tell the story. >> jimmy: yeah, tell the story before i show the photographs. go ahead. >> this story involves you. >> jimmy: it does. >> i went to see the president speak. >> jimmy: okay. >> it was the day he did mean tweets. >> jimmy: on our show. >> on your show. >> jimmy: okay. when you meet the president. it

. >> jimmy: amy schumer is unbelievable, but you were fantastic as well. >> thanks.'s mean. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what makes the movie funny. and you're so nice. >> i'm nice. she's tough on me. and it's hard because i play sort of a boring loser, which took about three or four minutes to get into character every day. [ laughter ] sometimes it would be instant. sometimes no prep. >> jimmy: that's not true. you're also in "orange is the new black." >> i am. >> jimmy: who's the character in this one? >> i play danny pearson. he's sort of a corporate show who comes into the prison. my wife is such a big fan of the show. i play opposite caputo, nick sandow the actor is tremendous. she's such a big fan of the character that she was always rooting for me to get thrown out of the prison by him. and i would say to her, "i'm your husband." like, that's in the bible somewhere. thou shalt root for your husband's television characters. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not in the bible i don't think, mike. >> no, it is. it's a newer version, sure. >> jimmy: i've got to say i met the

. >>> amy schumer has made what just might be her best came ohio yet. >> she photo bombed a engagementunning in central park in new york and it happened just as they turn, posing for camera near reservoir on saturday. photographer who was taking the shot didn't recognize comedian until schumer which is allegedly really famous. then she figured it out. >> she's getting there. >> man you crypt for new 50 shades of gray novel has been reportedly stolen. the publishing house called police in kent england claiming that a a copy of author el james latest installment was gonna cord go to people.com. new book is entitled gray, it is supposed to hit stores june 18th. there are concerns that the manuscript may fine its way on line ahead of the official publishing date. >>> hugh jackman will return as one of the x men in theaters but he says after that he is ready to move on. actor announced he will retire from playing the character waffle reen, jackman wants to leave on a good note and he and the fans get tired. jackman final performance as waffle reen is now set for 2017. >>> peak speaking of b

judd apatow: amy schumer, she is an important voice right now. she is very political. is like a george carlin type boys. we need more strong female voices and comedians. she has written a funny personal, raucously hilarious movie and it team out great. we are excited and lebron james is in it and we all want to see more lebron james county -- comedy. he is really funny in the movie. mark: the new book called "sick in the head" available at finer bookshops. thanks for coming in. judd apatow: thank you. mark: we will be right back. ♪ john: it's time for you to get your trump fix on at bloomberg politics.com. mark: we are on twice at five and 8 a.m. sayonara. ♪ alix; this is bloomberg market day. i am alix steel. you are looking at a rally underway. the dow is up 113 points. s&p up by 11, closing above its 100 day moving average. kind of like yesterday never actually happened. all of those vectors moving forward in the s&p. really moving

which you can schumer said he is going to shame the airlines into not doing that, if it doesn't work he'll take the fight to the faa. >>> interesting report who can be giving you directions. the waze app has struck a deal with arnold schwarzenegger whole lend his voice from the character as the terminator when you get to where you're going you may hear -- i've been using elvis on my waze. >> update on a quadruple murder in ohio, the suspect is a teenager. >> a little boy is hit by a tree limb on a football field and killed. those stories when "action news" comes right back. >> >> reporter: all right, who is ready for fun, brand new workweek with traffic troubles to boot even at 4:50. chester county westbound side of the bypass is blocked the exit near thorndale because of a downed tree just up ahead. the you can see the westbound lanes are completely closed. eastbound which is the way most of you go is getting by. if you're heading westbound stay local on lincoln highway. looking better now although looking damp a little bit wet along the vine street expressway in center city. the ea

senator schumer said possible sightings of the two suggest that the fugitives aren't traveling solely on foot. >>> funeral this is week will be held for the nine people killed inside a church in south carolina. it was an emotional weekend in charleston. across the country for that matter. bells rang for nine minutes commemorating each life lost. the church reopened sunday for the first time since the massacre. hundreds attended that service and hundreds more surrounded the building. . >> it has been tough, it's been rough. some of us have been down right angry. but through it all, god has sustained us. >> 21-year-old dylann roof faces nine murder charges. authorities have found more troubling pieces of his past as well. we'll have more on the investigation coming up in a live report at 5:45. >>> a group walked to stand with charleston in the wake of that mass shooting and to call for support for the african-american community. the event was called charleston action white silence violence. one of the organizers said it's important to generation a wide support. >> white folks and nonbla

comedian the amy schumer will be opening for madonna.mbers singing madonna's "like a prayer" as a little girl. and arnold schwarzenegger paid a visit to a wax museum and surprised a few fans. the prank was done to raise money for schwarzenegger's charity, hilarious. >> creepy. i'm dara brown. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. ♪ [baby cooing] your baby looks at the world... ...through those delicate little baby lashes. and one of those chubby baby hands... ...latches onto your finger so hard... it's like she's saying i love you. that's why aveeno® baby lotions... ...active naturals® oat formula... ...is designed for your baby's sensitive skin. because, while you count each miraculous toe... ...you know they're counting on you. [baby coos] aveeno®. naturally beautiful babies. curing a yeast infection can take days. relieving the itch... can happen instantly. vagisil max strength anti-itch wipes relieve itch and odor instantly as they cleanse. so why wait to feel comfortable? trust vagisil. the numb

government's policies and the democrats policies end up sending all of our fuel costs through the roof chuck schumer, by the way, floating the idea of a carbon tax just this past week. guess what, the whole country is going to get freaky and weird and dog gone angry. >> this reminds me of that scene in good fellows where he is screaming at henry hill. you're not normal. henry, you're not a normal human being. >> thank you for that. >> that woman was a freak. that's all i'm going to say. >> we don't want to go to that. we don't respond by getting to that level. >> joe pesche can play her in the movie version. >> taking over the epa. >> you're not normal. >> it was 1,000 years when all the smartest people on the planet said that the universe revolved around earth. you know since the scientists -- >> it doesn't? >> you know as the science is settled, and it's amazing. it's ridiculous and like you said the normal part is her. the way she is speaking is really desperation more than anything else. >> you know i'm going to take a side how people feel on climate change and other people strongly feel it's re

his latest film out next month is "train wreck" starring amy schumer. >> modern chick who does what she >> and he is the creative genius behind numerous blockbuster hits including "the 40-year-old virgin" and "knocked up" and "bridesmaids" and "superbad" along with "freaks and geeks" and "girls" on hbo. now judd apatow is coming to the literary world. he is out with a new book called "sick in the head: conversations about life and comedy" featuring interviews with legendary comedians such as jerry seinfeld and jay leno and steve martin and chris rock and adam sandler. judd apatow thanks so much for being here. it's good to see you again. i think i profiled you for "nightline" like a decade ago, when you were just coming up. and the book i have to say, it is a great read not just for wanna be comedians, and amazingly, for people who don't know you started doing these interviews as a kid in high school. you basically snookered these comedians into talking to you, pretending the interviews would air on your high school radio station. >> yes. >> where did you get the chutzpah to do that? >>

. >> seth: but you -- amy schumer, car, corvette.the road. >> amy schumer was a ferrari, broke down yeah. >> seth: a ferrari. and you seemed genuinely frustrated. >> yeah, i get very frustrated with when a car breaks. i get -- i feel like it's my life structure. >> seth: yeah. >> because i love cars. when i'm in a car, i feel like the whole idea of this thing is to protect me and move me around. >> seth: right. >> and then if it breaks, i just get so depressed. [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, because it's a heavy thing you can't move. >> yeah. i can't move it. >> seth: and they are so expensive, these cars. now we know that they're not yours, do you panic during these shoots when you park it and leave it somewhere? >> panic is not in my vocabulary, no. >> seth: i was going to say a lot of things aren't, i feel like. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: i feel like you are the most comfortable center. >> well, this is what we strive for as humans, to get to a place where we feel good. >> seth: yeah. were you always like this? >> yes, yes.

. >> reporter: and tonight, new york senator chuck schumer says it seems very likely this woman, prison employee joyce mitchell, had some degree of involvement either before or during the prison break. abc news has learned she has cooperating with investigators, who are trying to determine whether she helped get the men the power tools they used to break out. >> obviously, she was befriended, or she befriended the inmates and may have had some sort of role in assisting them, but i'm not prepared to go into details on that. >> reporter: mitchell, also known as "tillie," has worked at the prison for years, teaching inmates to sew. her husband lyle worked there, too. this facebook photo showing them with their son in his air force uniform. her t-shirt reading, "i raised a hero." richard matt and david sweat using power tools to cut through steel walls. work their way through pipes and tunnels. and escape through a manhole. sometime that day, mitchell was 40 miles away. checking herself into this hospital with what's been described as severe chest pains. yesterday, mitchell's son deswrieb d

peter: i like tpp a as a foreign-policy initiative, a a great idea that way, but chuck schumer is right. we have t done enough to protecect american workers from things like currency manipulation, and the president was opposed to putting at in the packet. i'm m not against it for ever, but until they get it fixed. rebecca: shed side c currency manipulation, , which i think is a good argument at peter, but some of the argumes peter has made in itorls and have been carried by publicationons, when you have more imports than exexport it is bad for america workers, but what ababout the american consumer -- we saw consumer spending up. we are buying from markets we ha free trade agreements with like mexico because they a are making the products that we nt. what is wrong with that? joshsh: there is nothg wronong with that per se, but there are a couple of things going on here. the trade is being treated as a refendum on globalizatation at a time when americicanorkman -- workers have been strugglining. that is its own issue. second, wh we look at consumer spending, it is improving because peopl

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. >> perhaps no one knows more about city hall weddings than ellen schumer. >> how glorious it must be to walk through city hall and surrounded by this. >> by weddings and look you're also surrounded by children who participate in family weddings. the main thing it's truly a sign of love, love of each other in a building that promotes love. >> when mayor james sunny first opened the doors in 1915 he envisioned it as a palace for the people. a county clerk at the time, issued tens of thousands of marriage licenses over the course of his career. he was known for not standing in the way of a wedding, no matter what concerns were raised. in 1921 a vocal instructor ray youngman claimed he was forced to marry a former student at gunpoint. according to the "san francisco chronicle". >> the father pointed a revolver at him, told him he ruined his daughter and demanded he marry her. youngman says he was too stunned by fear to say he was already married and followed the lead in a chance. the judge noted nothing unusual in the ceremony although youngman appeared pale. >> weddings fill open spaces