season 4 of her show "nurse jackie" premieres on showtime this sunday night at 9:00.se ] >> jimmy: i'm glad to have you here. i'm excited to meet you. >> i'm glad to be here as well. >> jimmy: are you hundred percent italian? >> half italian, half swedish. >> jimmy: do you have an aunt chippy in your family? >> i don't think i do. i don't think i've seen anything like that in my life. >> jimmy: i've seen it since the day i was born. those lips were in my face from the moment i was born. so italian and swedish. >> did the italians devour the swedes? >> that's what it came down to. they were more vocal about where i spent sundays and holidays and birthdays. >> jimmy: my dad's german irish, and it seemed like they just steam-rolled them. i think part of it is, the food is better, so you're kind of inclined to go, but also the squeaky wheel principle. >> exactly what it was. >> jimmy: born in brooklyn? >> born in brooklyn. >> jimmy: do you go back and hang out with the family much? >> on long island. i see them when i can. i go out fairly frequently. >> jimmy: you have tw

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season four of her show "nurse jackie" premieres on showtime this sunday night at 9:00.m glad to have you here. i'm excited to meet you. >> i'm glad to be here as well. >> jimmy: are you 100% italian-american? >> no, i am half italian, half swedish. >> jimmy: do you have an aunt chippy in your family? >> i don't think i do. i don't think i've seen anything like that in my life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: unfortunately, i've seen it since the day i was born. >> i bet you have. >> jimmy: those big red lips were in my face from that moment on. so, your dad's side is italian, mom's side is swedish. did the italians devour the sweemds? >> that's what it came down to. they were more vocal about where i spent sundays and holidays and birthdays. >> jimmy: i see. >> i saw a great deal of them. >> jimmy: that happened in my family, too. my dad is german-irish. they just steam-rolled them. >> we're going here to grandma's. >> jimmy: part of it, the food is better. you can kind of inclined to go, but also the squeaky wheel. >> exactly what it was. >> jimmy: born in brooklyn? >> born in

season 4 of her show "nurse jackie" premieres on showtime this sunday night at 9:00. the ending of the show? >> i still get it. but from a big chunk of time right after the show, i got it all the time. people hi never seen before what the [ bleep ] was that? and i knew exactly what they were talking about. if i had written it and i had to explain. what i was going for, i don't know what it was. i'm doing my job. i say the lines and then gi home. >> jimmy: do you have a theory? i don't know if you noticed, but i wasn't on the show. i think tony got shot at the end of the show. i think that somebody online made a strong case for the possibility that he got shot. by analyzing other instances where people on the show got shot. >> can i tell you something? nothing actually happened. >> jimmy: nothing happened? >> we said cut and we went home. so actually you're entitled to think that's what happened but absolutely nothing happened. >> jimmy: are you trying to tell me that you weren't really in the mafia? >> i don't want to push you into something you're not ready for, but

showtime released video of club president's meeting with guillen last week. >> we're going to move forwardand we're going to work together, we're going to win championships here, but we are to suspend you. we have to. and we're doing it for five games. >> last night guillen was clearly happy to be back in uniform as the marlins played the cubs and he did get some support from fans. guillen also got a welcome back from his players, including handly ramirez who smacked a three-run homer in the eighth inning for a 5-2 marlins victory. >>> to the nba and san antonio at the l.a. lakers. tony parker and the spurs handed the lakers their worst loss of the season. parker had 29 points and 13 assists to power a 112-91 win. >>> when we come back, tremor test. a building sways under a simulated earthquake to find ways to keep it safe in future disasters. a big lunch doesn't mean a big price. start with a savory soup or a fresh salad. then choose a texas toast half sandwich, like our classic turkey, served with fries, all for just 6 bucks at chili's. the day starts with arthritis pain... a load of new

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only on showtime. >>> all right we are back on "the young turks."ve a number of education stories that happen to be hilarious. we go to ana kasparian. >> i love how i now receive that title. >> all right. well, i understand that neil had a guest named david more horwitz on. >> he was talking about how it is crazy that these protesters were interrupting this meeting with the board of directors. he said this is a mob rule, and all of these students should be put on probation or expelled. >> under fox news logic. if you get pepper sprayed, because you were worried about fruition hikes you could be expelled. the guy who got pepper sprayed, should apparently be expelled. what i thought was more offense hiv is neil saying oh please. >> let's watch what he had to say. >> they are -- it is almost free for community college in there. >> this is mob rule. >> right. >> this is the mob and all of these students should be put on probation or expelled. >> neil is so incorrect when he says that community college is almost free. because of the tuition hikes, studen

>> you know, it's part of why i did the show in the first place is i was -- before showtime came to mew you use your time, the limited time and what is worthy to you, your family. so, i was deep in that thought process before. the show came to me and i think i need to pay attention to this and jump in here. >> it was also personal. your father had cancer? >> my father died of cancer last year unexpectedly, before -- so i had already started filming the show and then that happened. he died very quickly of lung cancer. we were all there, which was terrific. >> yeah. >> but the one thing that that -- you know, the loss of a parent is the loss of a parent for anybody. >> regardless of your age. >> regardless of your age. >> true, yeah. >> but what it did do was -- it was filled with crazy moments. his illness until the time he died was filled with insane things that happened. you know, where you can do nothing but laugh in order to stay alive. >> that's what happens a lot on your show. it started with your husband a cheater, cheater, pumpkin eater. i wasn't feeling him. his character has c

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johnson and his investor group recently brought the dodgers and it appears that they're bringing showtime back to sue los angeles. last night at dodger stadium, as unique as a first pitch he will ever seat. the tv survivalist bear grills lit it on fire. that surprised everyone at the staging including the dodgers catcher. he is a tough guy, no loves needed, he fired it barehanded, no harm done, please do not try this at home. tomorrow, parisi the will take the mound and it will be fun to see what he can do in his second start of the year. back to you. >> that is a whole new meaning to " fire in it in their ". >> have fun out there. thanks a lot. >> it looks like the stadium survived the weather ok. >> it did. >> let's get some dinner, it is ,, bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless together.

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. >> on showtime's "nurse jackie" edie falco plays a recovering addict that leaves therapy early againstbeen in an incubator here, you get out and the air will hurt your skin. >> my skin is pretty thick. >> not anymore it's not. most people end up back here or dead. >> what if i'm ready? isn't that possible? >> yeah, you're extraordinary, you and the other seven million addicts in america. >> golden globe winning actress edie falco is here, the legend. welcome back to the couch. >> happy to be here. >> first off, this series another runaway hit from one hit to another, how does it feel? >> crazy. lucky. great. >> when you say hit with "the sopranos" that's something else completely. >> yeah. >> in this particular series on showtime, you're a pill popper. >> indeed. >> and a bed hopper. how did you get -- how did you -- >> how did you get hooked on the -- explain how you got hooked on the pills because it does make sense. >> yeah, you know, early pain either physical or emotional and you take a little something and it feels a little better and you take a little more something and it feels

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>> it's showtime. >> reporter: and it is possible for imagination and memory to mix in the mind of a child? >> this did not ever happen. i am an innocent person. these allegations are not true. and i'm -- i don't -- i don't know how else to explain it. i did not do this. i am not a child molester. >> reporter: but that is exactly what nancy smith was accused of in the spring of 1993. >> it was a nightmare and it began one day and never ended and it's still a nirt today. >> reporter: nancy had been born and raised in lorain, ohio, a once booming industrial town on lake erie she stayed out of trouble and grew up with modest aspirations. >> i always knew i probably wanted to grow up and be a mother. get married, have a house. you know, what everybody dreams of. >> reporter: she never dreamed a divorce would leave her with four children to raise alone and she nerve dreamed that factories would shut down. driving a school bus was the best job nancy could find. it offered health insurance and by all accounts, she was good at it. but then in 1993, nancy smith's life changed forever. >> i we

comedy airs on th on showtime. >>> from cnn center, this is "weekend early start." it's sunday, april 8. good morning. i'm randy kay. >> we're coming for you. >> that warning from the police chief to a killer in tulsa, oklahoma, has paid off. two suspects now in custody for the shooting rampage that left three dead. >>> more than 120 people were killed by government forces in syria just two days before the assad regime's cease-fire. we're now learning the syrian government has new demands. >>> also this hour we'll catch you up on who is on top of the leaderboard at the masters. there is not a tiger in sight. >>> this easter sunday we'll be talking to the co-founder of the saddleback church, and we'll take you live to the vatican. >>> now let's get you to a story that you have heard here first. the multiple shootings in tulsa, oklahoma, while you were sleeping. oklahoma police, the fbi, and u.s. marshalls were very busy, and that hard work paid off with two arrests that were coming less than an hour ago to us re right here. a reminder three people were killed and two

if you haven't seen it on showtime is right now my favorite program.wife and i are going to watch it a little later on. how crazy is that set? everybody seems like they're always either drunk or high or just drifting. >> i mean, you know, it is a show and it is acting. >> they're not actually drunk. they're not actually high. but they are drifting. >> yes. but it's such -- it's so well written. it's so much fun to be part of. they always have great directors come in and the writers are amazing and all the actors are so talented. >> is this one of the cast where you hang out after? >> yes. >> we'll go to friday's and over to ruby tuesday's. >> not exactly. but we -- you know, we shoot the exteriors in chicago. so that's -- that's really fun. >> i was wondering what was happening in that scene. who are you comforting? that young woman? >> yeah, so that's -- so my character comes on as a mom of three who is a school mom and then she also likes to play on the side. she kind of goes down the rabbit hole. >> nothing like your real life. >> not -- you're marr

on showtime. he said to himself as a teena >>> this morning one of the favorite things we do, our "note to self" series where we ask people to write letters to their younger sefls. he's overcome a an enormous obstacles, a condition that left him mostly paralyzed more than 20 years aefrmgt here now, chuck close's notes to self. >> this is a note to myself at age 14. i was in the eighth grade and was told not to even think about going to college. i couldn't add or subtract, never could memorize multiplication tables, was advised against taking geometry, physics, it set rachlt because i was good with my hands i was advised to enter trade skoochlt never lehtonen define what you're capable by using parameters that don't apply to you. i applied to a junior college in my hometown with open enrollment, got in, and embarked on a career in individual arts. virtually everything i've done is influenced by my learning disabilities. i think i was driven to paint portraits to commit images of friends and family

partnering to produce jim rome's new talk shore on cbs sports network and his entertainment series on showtimetand grill. in 2006 he opened dick clark's american bandstand theater in branson, missouri. a short time later, a theater and restaurant in branson called dick clark's american bandstand music complex. of course that brings you back to the origins of all this, american bandstand. he started hosting that in the 1950s. it lasted more than 30 years, making it one of the longest running music and variety programs in tv history, candy. amazing you see those old stock footage shots of him as a young, young guy. it started from there in philadelphia. it moves west in the 1960s. then his business empire just takes off from there, unbelievable. >> it is. let me tell you, there's one thing i've learned over the past two hours with so many people calling in and talking about him, big names in the music industry and joe busineshow bus. they said he was such a nice guy, such a great guy. he mentored and did all of these great things. what kind of a businessman was he? it's hard to stay nice if you

that was a clip of "inside comedy," showtime's newa documentary series that goes one-on-one with someecutive producer, renowned comedian and director david steinberg. that looks like it's going to be a riot to watch. >> it's so much fun. it is so much fun. it's interesting who's paired -- like robin williams' mentor is jonathan winters. so it's not like they are together, but robin will do a little bit of a segment, and then i go to jonathan winters, who talks about robin and robin talks about jonathan winters. >> oh, god. i'm not sure if i'm going to be exhausted. >> no, no, it's not -- i'm not the fast, cunning kind of director. no, no. >> that's great. >> you'll hear a lot of it. >> you'll have ellen degeneres, chris rock, jerry seinfeld. it just goes on and on. >> steve cakoule steve >> steve care el and are executive producing it. and we didn't want a pe dantic talk. we wanted it to be funny, which it is. and then when we looked at it, we thought, well, we're going to have two minutes of mel brooks and three minutes of larry david. so steve said, let's do this as a series. and we

they showtime and time again why kentucky is the best state for college basketball. this year was an especially proud year for the commonwealth of kentucky as we sent two teams to the final four. i want to congratulate the university of louisville cardinals and head coach rick pitino on an outstanding season and a hard fought rivalry game that lived up to its immense hype. i also commend the university of kansas and the ohio state university on their terrific years and for making it all the way to new orleans. as the member privileged to represent the university of kentucky, i am honored to introduce this resolution today and i look forward to welcoming the wildcats to washington next month. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. flores, for five minutes. mr. flores: i request unanimous consent to address the house and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. flores: mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate coach kim mulkey and