springer or not. >> that is clearly springer. >> jimmy: that is a springer. >> that was a classic.i love your stump. >> i actually think i know which one -- i think that was a -- >> jimmy: no, we made that up. >> no, i remember there was one where a guy had a prosthetic device and the woman took it away because she was angry because she caught him cheating and ran off the stage. >> jimmy: i'm happy i cut off my legs. >> that was springer. >> jimmy: i sleep in a sink. >> do you know how proud i'm feeling right now? i want to personally apologize. >> jimmy: we made up i sleep in a sink. >> we have standards. >> jimmy: of course. you have a new show, this is a dating game show. >> it's a great show -- honestly, i wish i would have thought of the idea. it's called "baggage." a guy comes out, he has to choose among three women. she's saying how wonderful she is. in the course of the show, they have to open three items of baggage that would make you think twice about going out with them. >> jimmy: like a stump? meeting them.know that upon >> jimmy: they can see the people beforehand? >>

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thank you. [ applause ] >> next week on the show, jessica alba, we have chris harrison, jerry springerncubus. i'll be at the el rey theater this saturday. i'm just learning to look into the camera. i'll be at the el rey theater this saturday and'll be at the irvin improve the week after next, go find it out. and also, i want to thank c-rock for cutting my mom's lawn in philadelphia and dr. ryan hoffman who is going to give me mom a little tuck. and, there we go. hey, guess what? when we come back, we are going to hear music from one of my favorites, kenny wayne shepherd. we'll be right back. y

a springer spaniel dropped off by his owners due to the tough economy and kabob, a stray mutt found living in a ditch. the plan, if speed dating works for single men and women, then why not for dogs? so scrubbed clean and sporting new dos. >> you smell better. >> kabob before, and after. >> norville before and after. >> just be yourself. okay. be yourself norville and you'll find a perfect home. >> they join a dozen other cleaned up pooches and speed date. the mood set a little wine and cheese. >> it's speed dating for dogs. >> in just minutes here in orlando, kabob finds chemistry. >> big date night here. what do you think of kabob. >> i love him. >> you love him? >> you just met him. >> that's all it takes. >> this fun under scores a serious problem in the united states. too many dogs, not enough owners. >> over 56% of the dogs that go to shelters are put to sleep. euthanized. which means killed. >> couple over there i want to see. >> jess baker and marcus. >> that one there. >> want to be part of the solution. >> i love him. what's going on? >> as for norville. >> love at first sight. >

he thinks if they're upbeat and charming and don't hate people, then they'll get on jerry springer. but of course, jerry springer wants the kind of klansman who looks like he's in the world wrestling federation. you know, it's confusing. a kind of upbeat, non-hatey-type klan is confusing to people, and rightly so. that's not what the klan's about. so you've got the media, who wants thom robb to actually be a racist. you've got thom robb's own members, who really don't like -- you know, they think that hate is a pivotal klan activity. they want to hate people. they think "what's wrong with hating people? it's ok. we're the klan. we're supposed to hate people." and i think all that responsibility just got to thom robb that day in the car park, in the parking lot. and he ended up calling the protesters "faggot slime." and it echoed across the parking lot -- "faggot slime. faggot slime." and he just crumpled. now, i think one way of reading that is the mask slipped. and i think that's true. i think the mask did slip a little bit. but i think what also happened was that thom had slid int

and this isn't a jerry springer apple so it's a racial riots straight from the streets of milwaukee wisconsin for what many have called america's most segregated city so where's the love or for that matter the mainstream media. i wanted to write what i remembered about this event there janie tells it like he sees it but some say you should get his vision checked because some of the details about the war on terror are blurry and vast so is he telling the truth or does he have a selective memory. good evening it's tuesday august thirtieth eight pm in washington d.c. and christine for a sound you are watching r t well starting off this hour i want to talk about something that's been going on for the last several days just a few blocks from our studios right outside the white house every single day a group of protesters has been gathered outside speaking out against a proposed oil pipeline that appears to be in motion to be built this is called the keystone pipeline and would extend about seven hundred miles from alberta canada to the gulf coast of texas and would transport oil sands. this is a s

bill: dan springer, we'll see where it gets -- what gets done in the end.te story of the day, a major fashion situation, coming up next, one popular label now offers to pay some reality tv stars to please stop wearing our clothing. we do not want you associated with our clothing line, they're saying, and they're paying them to do it why t-shirt time could be over for some of these people and that iconic brand. stick around for that, folks. martha: how about this story, an american fashion icon making the jersey shore crew an offer they can't refuse, folks. abercrombie & fitch says they will pay this guy, who's known as mike the situation sorentino not to wear abercrombie & fitch clothing, they're worried he might be damaging their image. pay him money! only in america do you make money for someone to say please stop wearing our clothing. the same offer went to the whole family, the whole crew, anybody who doesn't amer crombe & fitch. it's an interesting p.r. ploy, but they simply don't want these people -- i want to point out, i don't think any of them are

. >> monica: this is jerry springer on steroids. i feel for the kids.where the mther doesn't want them with the biological father. >> kimberly: she doesn't have an objection. she will remarry. the killer mom will be around the boys. the boys are older but how do you split it up? for the judge to say it's fine because he has been around since 2008. the commissioner is dead wrong. >> greg: point out that the worst part of the story, the worst part is the woman shot her children and they blamed it on a bad reaction to prozac. a bad reaction is hives. killing your kids is not a bad reaction. >> you had a bad reaction to prozac since i've known you. >> eric: this was in california, right? >> kimberly: yes, the homicide was. oregon is where they live now. >> eric: you know where this wouldn't happen? texas. governor perry wouldn't let it happen. >> bob: only you could have gotten that in. that was the worst segue of the entire show. >> eric: accurate, though. >> monica: let me ask you here, isn't it true in most cases that when a parent kills their children i

tomorrow night we'll be joined jesse eisenberg, jerry springer, and have music from incubus. that too. it's hard to imagine anyone moviegoers would enjoy in 3-d than our first guest tonight. and she ratchets it up to 4-d in the new movie "spy kids: all the time in the world." it opens august 19. please say hello to jessica alba. [ applause ] you look great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you got your phone with you? >> yeah, because i want to take a picture and put it on tweeter. >> jimmy: that will be fun. who did this to you? >> my husband. >> jimmy: he did. again? >> he did it again. >> jimmy: he did it once and then you let him do it again. >> what was i thinking? >> jimmy: is it better the second time being prprnant? is it easier? >> no, it's kind of harder because i have a 3-year-old who wants me, you know, to pick her up and do everything and it kind of hurts. >> jimmy: does she know what's going on? >> i have like sciatic pain now. all these different things. >> jimmy: there's probably a little jealousy. >> she used to smack my belly but now she kisses it. >> jimmy: that's n

kaal's david springer reports. >> i absolutely couldn't believe it. >> reporter: when kevin guy who opensy, it really is. >> reporter: and his friend ernie sent a remote-controlled truck just like this one to chris in iraq, it had a wireless camera mounted on it. they thought it would make his job of searching for bombs easier and much safer. they were right but they didn't realize how right until a few days ago. >> i got an e-mail that said, sorry but the truck's gone. >> reporter: chris, now serving in afghanistan, had loaned the truck to another patrol searching for roadside bombs. >> over the weekend, we learned this truck hit a trip wire and actually exploded. >> they're estimating it was rigged to about 500 pounds of explosives. >> that's just unreal. i mean, that's six mothers that six guys are going home to. >> you know what, ernie, let's send them both. >> reporter: the goal is to get the soldiers as many remote-controlled trucks as they can and get them there as fast as possible. on tuesday, guy and fessenden mailed out the latest stampede rc vehicle -- >> do we need to do anyth

dan springer, thanks so much.ill: note to self, don't drive a dump truck with the bed in the up right position. alisyn: good to know. bill: house houston, texas, that's what you got there, ali, a freeway shut down after a big rig ran into a highway sign during rush-hour. crews are worried the sign may have to take down. no one was injured. the tkrubg driver is okay. but look at that. it looks like a play truck you have at home. alisyn: yeah my 4-year-old plays with that very thing. listen to this incredible story. he spent about 20 minutes underwater. he nearly drowned in the pacific social and today there is a small sign of progress for a young boy who was rescued just in the nick of time. bill: remarkable. counting down to the republican debate in iowa, about 36-some-odd hours away. a pivotal moment for at least through. do tim pawlenty and sant rick santorum have the most at stake. >> i've led and every issue. it's not just check being the boxes, it's having the courage to lead. yeah. 24 bucks later. that hurts

all of that oil might be headed for china dan springer is live in seattle with more.ou doing, dan? i used to work with jerry. good man, actually. what's the big debate here, dan. >> reporter: the growing debate of course is over where this oil is coming from and how it's extracted from the earth. we are talking about of course alberta, canada, which has the second largest supply of order behind saudi arabia. they call it the most toxic form of oil on the planet. it is certainly labor intensive. we got a tour of two operations, one that 4x 8 pit that you mentioned. one run by sun core. at any given time there are 200 huge trucks carrying several hundreds pounds of tar sands. it's taken to a separator in a big plant where it's turned into heavy oil. 2million barrels are eupl poerlted each day from canada half of it coming from the tar sands. it produces triple the amount of carbon dioxide of normal drilling. >> it takes a tremendous amount of energy just to extract it, and that energy is contributing to greenhouse gases. we are making our global environment, we are maki

spot the springer spaniel follows and off we go. agents in front of us. agent behind us. and me. armed are automatic weapons. and we are hustled along and finally get back into the secure bunker, and an air force enlisted personnel comes walking around. what the helms going on? he said don't worry, mr. president, it's one of ours. martha: that was at the end of the day when he finally got back to the white house. that recounted in a stunning way. this is a very important piece of history. it will air sunday night on na natgo. we'll city down with the producer to conducted this interview. it's extremely compelling. we look forward to bringing it to you. gregg: he has never spoken about it in such detail and depth and such emotion. coming up. a voter at a town hall going head-to-head with presidential candidate mitt romney. we'll tell what you sparked this reaction. >> hold on a moment. you had your turn. let me have mine. let me have mine. i'll give the microphone in a moment. but let me complete. it's my turn. you had yours, now it's my turn. would you please hold on a mi

and so when she was about a mile away from the summit of springer mountain, that's when we felt likecal, is it more mental? >> that's a really good question. because it's so intensely physical. but i struggle to say that it's just as much mental. but in the end i think it is. because honestly, there are guys who have gone after this record who are faster than i am. who maybe have more experience than i do in races. but, to mentally wake up each morning, at 4:45 a.m., consistently move throughout the day, not take breaks, stay focused on this final goal, through pain, through bad weather, through hardship, it's a mental game as much as a physical. >> what were you saying to you her throughout the course of the days? >> i just tried to stay positive and when she needed more encouragement, i tried to give that to her when she needed sympathy, i tried to give that to her. >> what kind of brace you keeping? how many miles a day, how many hours? >> well, the average for the entire trip, we averaged 46.93 miles a day. for 46 days. but, you break that down and really for us, it was just thre

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since this the "today" show and we love the before and after pictures, first, the before, a springerel dropped off at the shelter by his owners due to the tough economy. and kabob, a stray mutt found in a ditch. if speed dating works for single women, why not for dogs? so scrubbed clean and sporting new dos. >> you smell better. >> kabob before, norville after. >> just be yourself and you'll find a perfect home. >> joined a dozen other cleaned up pooches and speed date. the mood set, a little wine and cheese. >> speed dating for dogs. >> and in minutes here in orlando, kabob finds chemistry. >> big date night. what do you think of kabob. >> i love him. >> you love him? you just met him. >> that's all it takes. >> this underscores a serious problem in the united states. too many dogs, not enough owners. >> only 56% of the dogs that go to shelters are put to sleep. euthanized. which means kill. >> a couple other there i want to see. >> jess and margaret want to be part of the solution. >> i love him. >> what's going on, huh? >> as for norville -- >> love at first sight. >> it really is