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the comedy "the millers" and "the masters of sex" on showtime. beau bridges has appeared in more than 80 television shows and more than a dozen films, including, of course, qucourse, baker boys" with his brother jeff. we're glad you're joining the conversation with beau bridges coming up next. ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> automaticing is part of the legacy lloyd bridges left his two sons, beau and jeff, and both have excelled, beau has two emmys, three grammys and a golden globe. he's starring in the sitcom "the millers" and the drama "masters of sex," set in the late '50s he plays a repressed husband. we'll start with a scene from "the masters of sex." >> i'm asking you to separate your personal feelings from your professional decision to terminate me from this hospital. >> you think i got to be provost by holding onto grudges? i was prepared to accept the board's decision to hire you, but i didn't have to. you weren't recommended. >> that can't be true. i read the letter doctor -- >> you f

you can now see him on the hit showtime sers "ray donovan," which airs sunday nights.an comes to the marina thinking he's getting on a boat to mexico with false passports. >> he's a cagey bastard, you know that. we were ready for him. so when he drew his gun, special agent barnes drew his. when it was all over, my guy was still alive. told him to his face, i said, "frank, you're a hero." he said, "boss, i'm just doing my job." >> when can i talk to him? >> i wish i could make him available to you. i just can't. >> you're really not going to let me interview the agent that shot sully sullivan? >> he's on another case, miss mcpherson. anything else can i help you with? >> seth: please welcome, hank azaria! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> you sit before the host. >> seth: i did in the first two weeks and a lot of people told me, you can't do that. >> you have to wait? >> seth: my dad said you can't sit down before -- that was the first week if you must know. >> really? >> seth: he's very good. most of them are right. >> i was on the phon with my mom before i came out here. a

they are offering former showtime laker guard byron scott the job. that's it for sports. ladies. >> gentlemen. visitors to a beach in south carolina got a little more than >> the corruption trial for former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife starts monday. at the top trending story tonight on wjla.com. police all the mystery of porcelain dolls that appeared on porches in california. you can read all of the stories in the forecast now on wjla.com. surprise to beachgoers on sullivan's island in south carolina. a wild pig was seen wading through the waves this afternoon. not clear where he came from. people on the beach called the police who were able to capture the little guy. there he goes. believe it or not, he's not the first odd site on the country beach. last month, people spotted a 14-foot alligator. maybe the pig was trying to get away. >> a great weekend in store. hotter andy-like, more humid than today. if you like today's weather, we have more of that come midweek next week. hot, and humid. possible scattered storms late sunday as a front approaches. coo

it's going to be on showtime this year. >> jimmy: oh, good.joke. i thought you were going to come out of the closet or something. i didn't know what you were up to. >> you have to watch the special. it's called "trouble maker." >> jimmy: this is good timing with the disney movie, because you want to have some space between your standup act and -- >> right. this is fun family fare. this is going to be a lot of heart and fun. then in the fall, we will destroy relationships. >> jimmy: when we come back, we'll see a clip from your new movie. >> let's to that when i come back. >> jimmy: dane cook is here. we'll be right back. >> announcer: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by doritos loaded -- a nacho cheese snack for the bold. be the first to grab doritos loaded at participating 7-eleven stores starting july 2nd. i'm living the life of dreams, with good people all around me. i'm living the life of dreams. no! i'm living the life of dreams. i'm feeling hopefully. feeling quite hopefully, it's right up here, turn right, turn right.

it's going to be on showtime this year. >> jimmy: oh, good. thought you were going to come out of the closet or something. i didn't know what you were up to. >> you have to watch the special. it's called "trouble maker." it will be on this fall. >> jimmy: this is good timing with the disney movie, because you want to have some space between your standup act and -- >> right. this is fun family fare. this is going to be a lot of heart and fun. then in the fall, we will destroy relationships. >> jimmy: you'll get back to the horrors of -- all right, well, we'll see a clip from your new movie when we come back. >> let's to that when i come back. >> jimmy: dane cook is here. we'll be right back. >> announcer: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by subway restaurants. try the new crispy flattiesa today. subway, eat fresh. at what point in a friendly competition... does the mercy rule come into effect? introducing fusion proglide rebuilt with flexball technology. makes maximum contact over tricky contours, and gets virtually every hair

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the comedy "the millers" and "the masters of sex" on showtime. beau bridges has appeared in more than 80 television shows and more than a dozen films, including, of course, qucourse, baker boys" with his brother jeff. we're glad you're joining the conversation with beau bridges coming up next. ♪

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. >>> well, here's another sign that it's getting close to showtime for the new santa clara 49ers stadium it 49ers invited reporters to check out the food that will be offered. and we sent our boss' executive assistant leeann james to check it out. ♪[ music ] >> oh!! >> like our clouder did without the bacon and -- chowder without the bacon and potatoes. >> the one in the center is peking duck. chicken masala. that one is our lamb curry. >> i can get one of each? >> absolutely. >> oh!! >> right here. >> poached portobello mushrooms. [ loud background noise ] >> we blend soy milk with olive oil. >> organic produce. we also have our golden beet salad right here. >> that looks yummy. >> and a napa cabbage slaw. >> mmm! >> our [ inaudible ] cilantro, infused [ indiscernible ] curry. >> oh, my gosh. >> then the last one we have here is our vegan option. >> definitely not stadium food. >> roasted garlic aioli. >> oh!! >> a lot of flavor. >> what would you say? >> i think i have to go with the curry as the favorite. it's really good. >> kick in the pants. [ laughter ] >> i was against the new st

scotton three titles with a showtime lakers in the '80s as a coach. yet to win a ring and took the nets to the finals twice. this will be his third interview for the job. >>> one more note from the espy awards. >> stuart scott was given the jimmy v. award. he has been battling cancer for seven years and his message brought tears to everyone in the audience. >> when you die, it does not mean that you lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live, why you live and in the manner in which you live. [ applause ] >> you see right there a big applause from our robin roberts at the end of his speech. scott asked his 14-year-old daughter to come on stage for a big hug. what an emotional moment. >> so many great moments last night there. it's a great event. >>> well, up next in "the pulse," weird al is back with another must see video. the hit song in his sights right now. >>> meet the photographer who claims he invented the selfie decades ago. d i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering

when i watch television, i'm watching hbo or showtime, i never see ads.our a huge validation of that business. do you expect to see other big media companies take a look at other short form video producers out there? is this the beginning of a trend? our minds, short form is here to stay and it has only become a more mainstream kind of business. the trends now affecting consumer behavior is a shift from linear, traditional television into online in general and short form in particular. it is happening everywhere. anyone who has kids in the audience knows exactly what i'm talking about. lots of research was done. take a few data points. kids 12 to 17 watch a third less and about half of that is 55 to 65. they watch less as they are younger. >> one way to improve the economics of the business, for you or anybody else, is to migrate viewers away from youtube, right? u2 takes a big slice of the pie. you have got maker tv. how do you turn youtube into a marketing channel that will drive traffic? >> youtube has done a phenomenal in building the world's largest

. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg gearing up bryant is for the nba season and the release of a showtimeocumentary, kobe bryant news. it focuses on his inspiration from oprah winfrey to jony ive. icon -- >> it was really interesting. or a staru are a ceo in the nba, you need to be dedicated. nobody has ever questioned kobe bryant syndication. -- kobe bryant's dedication. it's about what gets you pumped up and inspired. who inspires you. here is a bit more on what he had to say about that. okcan i look inside and say, , what was the genesis for me? who inspired me to get to this point? i look at it as a challenge and an opportunity. where did that come from? who did i learn that from? that's what this film is really about. will see there film and be inspired by the film to be able to have uses up his own. -- have muses of his own. >> you called people who are leaders in industry. people,d call absolutely. some of the questions i ask seem really simple and stupid. if i don't know come i don't know your do have to ask. if i don't know, i don't know. you have to ask. >> who were the people y

fans, it isrs showtime for kobe bryant. he is preparing for a film. it focuses on inspirations who as it turns out includes apple's jonny i've. all, did he give you a pair of the sneakers? >> he is got a closet full. you know him well. he plays for the lakers, does not really see himself as a hollywood guy. he is got to talk to the hollywood press. inspirations,to this comes out of the showtime film. he likes to talk to industry leaders. the phone, calls them, find out what makes them tick, how they become successful. yes, in may, he called jonny ve and ended up going to cupertino. >> once you have the passionate, the thing you are passionate about, you can look at other people, other entities or other things. you can drop things from that to help you be better at what you do by looking for those common denominator's. , how do youpare response isme, my how he builds products. there is the end result, there are so many little things that go into the massive entities or device. you start with where you want your game to be, what would make her game most

and showtime. let's bring in culture critic and former npr arts editor bill wyman.the funny things is the tv nominations are coming so many for net nix, it's not television in any trad agencial form. the emmys are not your fath area's empolice, that's true. it's not your father's emmiss, it's your holder brother's. he's the one that watched the tv online and catches other shows on the individual networks, and old-fashioned tv is attracted in two ways. "game of thrones" is a conventional show. it's significant, did well. but the thing where netflix is coming out of nowhere to get that many nomination shows that the model for the industry is it giving people shows online and will make some big waves, and the people that need to be worried is hbo, because that's their game, to throw mini on shows, and not have the accoutrements of the network. netflix was learned that lesson. snow the nominations are -- >> the nominations are a slap in the face, not one network tv drama was nom tated. >> it was humiliating. in comedy it's different. if you thing the best tv can do is d

. >> i love that you have another comedy special coming up on showtime. >> i do. >> and explain the title material. it's about the content. people know i always kind of like to push things a little bit and so you'll have to see why the title -- >> can you give me a preview of -- >> can you beep me for the next 40 seconds? i always like getting into the relationship stuff and i say at the beginning if you came to the show tonight and you're in a relationship, 60% of those relationships will end before this night is through because we're going to really rip the lid off of it so you got to see. you got to see who stayed together and who left. >> that's on showtime and that is coming out -- >> october 17th. >> but, meanwhile, dusty. >> "planes: fire & rescue." if i may the family movie of the summer. the one you want to go to and have an incredible movie. i saw the movie with the entire cast. >> were you missing and longing for that reporter? >> there's like something missing -- >> something not quite right. you steal the show. it is a great movie. i have two kids and they loved it. thank you

. >>> almost ready for showtime. the first game at levi stadium is next week.nd one thing we know for sure. nothing comes cheap. tickets are pricey, and so is the food, as we discovered today. >> yes, you better bring plenty of cash and get ready for sticker shock. damian trujillo is outside levi stadium. the hot dogs are out and called frank furtherers now, right? >> reporter: i think i'm still going to be using it, there's nothing like ordering a dog and beer if you will. everything went up here at levi stadium compared to the prices candlestick. and do the fans really care? kind of, but not really. they lined up to get a sneak peek at lie vlevi stadium. and many of them started gazing at their app, an app that shows the food prices. >> one water, one m&m is $12. >> you know, this is the 49ers. we're not in disney land anymore. >> if you buy one m & ms and one water it's $12. >> reporter: but jesse found a way to forget about the sticker shock. >> maybe a beer. >> that's about $50. >> when beer is expensive, to me, tastes better. >> reporter: the higher price

. >> do you have any special -- >> reporter: it's showtime at create tv. >> welcome to create tv. >> reporter: it calls itself a non-profit community media center, and it's spent the last few years making stars out of kids. >> i've always loved entertaining people, and i've just, it's really fun, and i love being on stage and just the entire experience of it all. so when i came i was like i'm here. >> reporter: these students spent part of the summer learning how to put a show on the air. >> it's been really exciting because this whole two sessions of create tv has been so fun. i've never had such a fun summer. >> the thing i think is important is building confidence in their skills and really letting the kids know that what they have to say matters. >> feels really cool because it feels like you're really in power. a lot of stuff makes you feel empowered of the but you feel like you have total control over everything. >> reporter: this summer video camp is part of create tv's mission, to provide students with the skills and tools they need to get ahead. >> question number three. are

showtime if you are submitting an application, tomorrow is your day. thank you so much. >> thank you. gerri: still to come, what it means for you and your bottom line and teenagers spending more time at the beach this summer. because it is the worst summer for jobs and warriors. we will have the latest after this. gerri: if you notice more teenagers just hanging around this summer, unemployment levels have record highs. cheryl casone is that one of the most popular beaches to figure out why. >> hello. what we have seen with teenage unemployment, we keep seeing the jobless rate going on down. but for american teenagers it's a different story. this is the summer job for this individual, many teens don't have summer jobs. a lot of employers are saying that older workers are coming in and also as you can see here many of their friends looked for some work and they gave up. and that is almost 40% right now and that is a very low level for what we normally see even postrecession. i have to tell you that many of them say they feel very lucky to have a summer

it's showtime for apple's ceo tim cook but also microsoft's ceo.ell both coming out with numbers. the very latest whisper numbers. not analyst numbers, but whisper numbers for these very earnings reports are very different from what the famed wall street analysts are predicting. are they more accurate? the founder and president of whispernumber.com coming up with what he says apple will do, microsoft will do and facebook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: it's actually been a very interesting earnings season so far. of the 254 companies that have reported numbers so far this season, 63% have come in above analyst expectations. that's on earnings per share. revenue? it's even higher. but our next guest says forget analyst expectations, the number that investors should be focused on and make money off of is the so-called whisper number. joining us now in a fox business exclusive to explain in more detail than our fox business translator is john scherr, whispernumber.com's founder and president, old buddy of mine, and i bring him on because already this quarter you've had

and we see it's about 54% around showtime. >> reporter: by late afternoon, the decision had to be made. >> we are told it will be severe thunderstorms and we want to make sure that people still have the opportunity to see the pops concert so we are moving the concertizon hall, the kimmel. ♪ the way we were >> reporter: so the doors will open at the kimmel center for the philly pops concert at 7:30. the concert starts 8:00. weather has had an impact there. what impact might hurricane arthur have on tomorrow night's concert and fireworks? that part of the story coming up tonight at 5:00. reporting live along the ben franklin parkway, i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> and nbc 10 first alert meterologist, brittney shipp prepared a fireworks forecast for your location. that minutes from now. >> the ongoing threat of storms and impact of arthur on our area, stay tuned with the nbc 10 weather app. it is a free download. get it on our website at nbc10.com. >>> now new this afternoon, delaware transportation officials admitting they didn't act fast enough to close the interstate 495 bridge. >>

turkey is still ready and looking good for showtime.i was invited to testify for changing the international drug law basically ending the cannabis prohibition for the safety of the worldwide families at the high session of the un commissioner of narcotic drugs indiana a couple weeks ago and i'm not sure about this but i think i was the first person to testify in recent history from head to toe. thanks for that one. i told you about the profile and i'm a little embarrassed again, winning in the -- where do i find this? and romania at wal-mart. so thank you for carrying it. i didn't tell you the tail end of the story about the county and when i was researching the sustainable cannabis industry a couple of years ago i saw that the stock from the plant is not being used and it has this energy source. so that planted the seeds to speak for me to write hemp round because it is going to be really where it's at. addictions are free. the reason that i believe that industrial cannabis is going to be bigger is of course it's big that exxon mobil i

everything else is showtime, hbo or netflix. >> shows you habits are not anecdotal but really are formulating how some of these companies think about their spend, their development of some of these shows, and how they're actually, you know, using these brands and these -- these programs to actually build that. >> moving on -- kayla, a little sun valley gossip for us's we watched arrivals. a couple days to go. now watching to see who's hanging out with whom and how late? >> that's right. one person that's been the most illusi illusive, carl here in sun valley, marissa mayer. wee seve her husband around the property several time. photographers just caught marisa publicly first time. reporters spotted her in the bar cordoned off to reporters, some including our own cnbc spotted her deep in conversation with aol ceo tim armstrong, talking upwards of an hour one on one and nearly shut down the bar, according to people there. interesting. that's going to get the rumor mill into overdrive. just a few years ago aol was the subject of takeover tech lation, be it a deal, bought by yahoo!. argument at t

the first netflix production where you say, i couldn't see the show on hbo or these characters on showtime netflix needs to do more of that going forward. >> that's go to cost money. clearly they have some to spend. jason, got very little sleep on his transflight, thank you for being with us. >>> and market's up 66 points on the dow. all of the laggards are the once that reported this morning. travelers, coke, utx, mcdonald's and deponte. t du pont. and a new intraday high. back in just a minute. toffee in the world. other madt it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. white chocolate loversividual. don't like dark chocolate. milk chocolate lovers don't necessarily like dark or white. before we couldn't rea

she works for showtime. what made this attractive? if you look at hbo, itbasically. this thing. cnn does make a lot of money. forget about their ratings. they make box. when you talk to wall street firms, it is a constant feed. it is just there. kind of like what you got out of hbo. >> it is really hbo go. that would be key to the deal. google was interested. >> i will be really clear with what i said. google and other silicon valley companies are interested in content that is like this. here is the interesting thing, my guess is knowing rupert murdoch, this is not his final bid. he welcome back. he does not do anything without thinking about it. there is a strategy here. however, here is where it gets really tricky. starting a bidding war. do other people come in? do prices come up? it is basically a stock valuation. who has cash to do this? this is another thing. google. we do. thinking of the names that could do this deal. then it becomes the best story of the year. >> i think that this thing is way above $100. there is a lot of cash out there. looking for content

. >> kidnapper crisis airing on the showtime network. kate logan, documentary film-maker joining us from los angeles. >>> the outcome of a domestic violence case involving an n.f.l. star is crating ways. >> ray rice is not the first, nor unfortunately will me be the last n.f.l. player to be guilty of domestic violence. we expect the governing bodies that presiffed over ath -- preside over athletes to hold them act ability. the feeling in this case is the national football league dropped the ball. >>> the video is shocking. ray rice dragging his fiancee, jena palmer by the hair out of a casino elevator. what is more shocking is the n.f.l.'s response, a 2-game suspension, a slap on the wrist by a commissioner known for no nonsense. the maths doesn't add up. >> in 2006 albert haipswords was hit for a 5-game suspension for stomping on a player. the commissioner called it ipp excusable. in may indiana colts robert math us tested positive for a fertility drug. the linebacker said he used it to conceive his daughter. it happens to be on the n.f

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showtime for us to really that we are not afraid of the big, bad bear. we don't have to go to war for this, but we do have to encourage the ukrainians to step up and show their love for the ukraine. twitterchard rogers on -- dan from springfield, virginia. democrats line. in the 1980's when itsia was going down international politics, basically. they are fighting a proxy war. with insurgents in ukraine. they are trying anything to distract the region. should not be doing a whole lot of stuff unless the world comes together and ask. -- and acts. 50% of their energy comes from russia. russia can easily cripple the economy. makene way we can actually a huge impact is to my how are we going to be able to make sure we will be able to help the europeans ensure that their collapsed?not russia is not going to move around and they have the muscle and they are using it. war,s we start a world nothing is going to happen here en. the nextld take away world cup from russia. who wants to go to russia to support their economy? san jose, california. republican line. cal

. >> talking a little ray donovan over here on showtime. great show. >> talk about somebody being very hot. >> he is so hot. oh, my god. >> i love when republicans come clean with their passions. you guys need that even more. >> what do you mean? you are like bill mar? never dated a republican? >> this is a serious thing. they have done a survey. >> no. >> keep to the recipes. >> where are you going, donny. >> what is a dollop of cream. >> who is sexually exciting republicans or democrats? >> who commenced this poll, you? >> no. by the way, guys, look it up in the booth. republicans are actually more sexually adventurous or whatever word you want to use. this is a poll. guys, i'm telling you a poll has been done. >> it's time to get out of the hamptons, pal, find yourself a republican. >> they are serious! >> tv trick to like call the control room for a life line. you got nothing, pal! >> they will find it. you mock me now. switzer, einstein, they laugh. >> vance mcallister, cue that up. >> a poll conducted 25 years by donny in his apartmen

showtime with andrew ross sorkin and the executive producer, everything has to compete. >>> united health is a dow component. nike, goldman sachs -- what else? visa. >> is kraft dow or -- >> kraft -- >> you've got to quit changing these things so much. is westinghouse out? okay. chef ron? mobile? >> anyway, outlook quarterly results, at least google and apple are in there. earnings of $1.40 a share. obviously you put them in. beating the street's estimate of $1.26, revenue topping consensus and the company is raising its full year revenue guidance above the street. and lots of big moments during yesterday's delivering alpha conference, thinking any miss reguests. then he brought out bill ackman. >> timeless moments. the two had, as you know, a very public war over herbalife. i started to say it correctly and i had to quickly say it incorrectly. for the last 18 months, it's been 18 months that you've seen it basically every day. at least we talked about it at one point. they hugged it out on stage acting like old friends. and ta was interesting. to me, it looks like icahn thought ackman ha

. >>> now to the star of showtime's hit series "ray donovan," liev schreiber plays a fixer for the rich to talk about your violence, ray. your children saw you hit grandpa with a gun. >> i'm sorry they saw that. >> can we make a contract here, ray? how about no more violence in front of the kids. no more blood. can we agree to that? >> sure. sounds reasonable. >> liev good morning. >> good to see you. >> we can agree your character needs therapy. kind of the last place we'd expect to find him in season two though. >> no yeah. when i first read that scene i was nervous. it felt like in many ways i think we are the inheritors of the mantle of "sopranos" and then i thought oh god, we're in therapy now. but turns out ray's not good in therapy. >> he's not journaling his rage or anything? >> no. not good with authority figures. >> it's funny about your character. people love your show. they love him. they root for him even though he did terrible things. why do you think that is? >> you know, it's a television show. so ray had to do some terrible horrible things. but at the core of it is it's