. >> the director of head games steve james joins us now from chicago. i appreciate you being with us steve, can you tell us how you came this particular story? >> i followed it as a sports fan and disturbed fan. an opportunity came along to adopt his book head games in to a film and once i read the book i said i really should do this film. because it's such an important social or public health issue in this country and around the world. >> what reaction do you hear from the nfl and nhl, are they willing to work with you on this? >> the nfl not so much. they allowed us to interview hunt badge skwrer who ier but uo interview anyone at the league level. the nhl gave us access to a lot of their key people and knew they were going to be critical of them. i hit the was quite great on their behalf to participate so fully. >> i wonder about other sports that maybe i think america thinks of football and thinks of hockey and thinks of concussion. we put those things together but part of what i thought was interesting had to do with woman and soccer. maybe it's not

steve: he slept on it. hey, james. how you doing, man? >> pretty good. steve: james, let's go. name something a man would hate to discover the dog did with his toupee. >> he slobbered all over it. steve:e slobbered all over it. what do you do for a living? >> i work for the 49ers. steve: yeah. what do you do foe 49ers? >> i manage all of our luxury suite accounts. steve: luxury suite accounts. >> all of our seatholders at the stadium. steve: no, really, i do. i love the 49ers. >> we're opening up our new stadium next year. steve: i'm pulling for the 49ers this year. i wasn't last year. doing pretty good. no strikes. only one answer left, kathy. this could sweep it. name something a man would hate to discover the dog with his toupee. >> what about he hid it? steve: he hid it. that was a good answer. jermaine, one swer left. only got one strike. name something a man would hate to discover the dog did with his toupee. >> i don't know if the dog's gonna do this, but he's gonna wear it, sve. steve: got the dog got it on. i got to tell you, family, doing really good, though. that's h

>> steve: certainly, james. thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, no problem. >> steve: eight of them have been hard boiled. >> jimmy: oh. >> steve: four of them are still raw. you and edward will take turns selecting one egg at a time, smashing it upon the top of your heads. you won't know which eggs are raw -- [ laughter ] -- and which are hard boiled. once you do that -- >> jimmy: this is a long intro. >> steve: you must smash that egg on top of your head. no one. none. the first to smash two eggs on the top of their head loses. >> jimmy: two raw eggs loses. >> steve: edward harrison norton, as a guest of the show, you will choose the first egg. [ light laughter ] >> it's like willy wonka meets "the deer hunter" torturer. [ laughter ] >> steve: which egg will be yours? eggselent. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he didn't choose anything yet. >> steve: eggsactly. >> jimmy: how does it feel? how does it feel, man? >> it feels completely solid. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky man. >> steve: james! >> ji

yeah, yeah. >> steve: that's it. ♪ >> jimmy: goodness. thank you, james. i appreciate it. tes. >> steve: goodness. >> jimmy: weird. ♪ thank you, "jeopardy!," for being the most entertaining way to remind myself how stupid i am. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know any of these. i don't know anything. thank you, "cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2," for being a movie as well as an accurate description of every sauce at olive garden. [ laughter ] do i get a meatball in there? >> steve: is there a meatball in there? >> jimmy: it's good. i don't know whether there's two meatballs in there. >> steve: cloudy sauce. >> jimmy: thank you, vatican officials, for saying jesus was the first twitter user because his messages were brief and carried meaning. though, i bet it got weird whenever someone was like "yolo," and jesus said, "speak for yourself." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: catch you in three days. >> jimmy: gulp. yolo. [ laughter ] yolo. you should get that, it was pretty good. >> steve: him and lazarus. >> jimmy: yeah. thank you, airplane window shades, for being a gre

steve: yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: lebron james, you hear about this? he made news over the weekend. at least one nfl game. yeah. said he wants to play football. yeah. fans were like, "when would you have time?" and the giants are like, "when can you start?" [ laughter ] we will take anything. [ applause ] please. please. this is a little weird. i heard about a new website that supposedly can tell if you someone has ever died in your house. i was gonna try it but the civil war soldier who lives in my attic said it's nothing. [ laughter and applause ] [ old person voice ] dear jebediah? >> steve: mary chestnut. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is kind of interesting a new study found that ancient cave art from 40,000 years ago was mostly done -- mostly done by women. [ laughter ] yeah, so other words, even back then, men didn't have a say in decorating. [ laughter ] we feel this room too girly. [ applause ] me -- literally, this is a man cave. [ laughter ] what more do i have to explain? unga bunga me. aye. gimme some of this grog. [ laughter ] with the holidays coming up, macy's is lookin

that's james right there. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: no, it's staying on there. [ laughter ] >love it. oh, i love it. i love it. [ laughter ] a comb over. here's a crazy story here. a woman in california gave birth to a healthy baby boy this past friday while she was in a barnes and noble. and i thought this was cute. they made her do it on the new arrivals table. [ laughter ] isn't that nice? [ applause ] the only place you can do it, yeah. >> steve: over in the nook. >> jimmy: speaking of kids, some new research found that firstborn children are actually better students than their younger siblings. yeah. the researchers would have studied middle children, too, but eh, who cares? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you guys hear this? this is kind of big pop music news. i love this. yesterday, one direction -- [ cheers and applause ] one direction released a 16-second clip of their newest song, "story of my life." [ laughter ] 16 seconds. but in defense, that's about how long it takes to tell the story of their lives. they're, like -- they're, like -- they're 10-year-old kids. [

james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ [ laughter ] >> steves a secret or something. >> steve: yeah. what's going on? >> jimmy: he's like hiding a secret. >> steve: like he's nervous. but he's ashamed about something. >> jimmy: no, he did something. >> steve: oh no, he's afraid. he's scared. >> jimmy: he's sacred. >> steve: he's very scared. >> jimmy: no. he's happy. >> steve: he's happy. >> jimmy: yeah. there you go. >> steve: oh, he's sad. he's sad! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, random warm days mixed in with random cold days in the fall, for being mother nature's way of saying, "y'all don't know me." [ laughter ] thank you, anonymous stranger who has been leaving free bags of marijuana in new york city subway stations. [ cheers ] or as i like to call you, johnny appleweed. [ laughter ] he spreads weed all around the city. ♪ thank you, new japanese wine for cats. because if there is one thing cats really need it's another reason to throw up. [ impersonates cat heaving ] >> steve: honey, isn't he cute. [ impersonates cat heaving ] >> jimmy: i would n

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: and to my left is the host of nbc's "late night" and sovereignty sweetheart, james so much. my partner is grammy-winning and music superstar from quebec, celine dion right there! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and we're going to play singing passwords. whoo! ♪ >> steve: i'm your host steve. the rules of the game are very simple. i'll give each of you password and each of you will come with a one-word clue. one word only to get your partner to guess the password. but there is a catch. since this is singing password, all of the passwords are those one-word song titles. and you must sing your one-word clue and sing your password answers. scoring starts at 60 -- [ speaking fast ] [ gibberish ] [ laughter ] any questions? great! >> survey says -- >> steve: first clue. goes to hugh and jimmy and hugh, since you are the guest. we will start with you. >> the password is -- africa. [ laughter ] >> well, i don't -- >> steve: got it? that's the clue. that's the artist. >> hugh: all right. [ laughter ] um -- >> steve: no tension. >> no, no, tension. >> steve: you got it. ♪ [ singing

>>james: the birthplace of apple has been given a historic designation. the grand style los altos home where stevelared a " historic resource. " while not architecturally significant, the 61 year-old house has become a cultural icon. this sort resource designation as the leader of protection against a dramatic feature renovations to the property. member robyn checking your ride into san francisco still busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. not bad. no problems or crashes but it the lights are on. your ride across the san mateo bridge is crowded and the westbound direction. that's the right hand side of your screen. that is normal and expected for this time of mourning and so if this is your commute direction you should allow yourself an extra time. and a quick check on your ride across the golden gate bridge. now to the weather center. here is your coverage >>erica: good morning robin. it was very windy last night. we were all in the same boat. the news is that when has definitely die down this morning but we are still talking wind gust of towards 37 mi. per hour. san 20 mi. per hour winds and oaklan

james. i got to start with you. you were watching "fox & friends" may 14, 2013 with your parents. steve graduated college. i was working in finance for a while. i decided i really wanted to enjoy what i was doing. i moved back in with my parents, quit my job. was watching "fox & friends" with them and saw a thing about soccer shots. i previously had no idea what it was. i wasted in time in giving them a call. >> but you played in college. >> i did. >> soccer was in your blood and you worked in finance and couldn't stand it. >> yeah. soccer has been my passion since very young. it's been awesome. >> you're in michigan how and now you've got the job. you said this guy is perfect for my company. what was it about him, being so young right out of school, you know, limited amount of job experience, what was it about him? >> we're looking for people that are passionate, that are driven that, want to make an impact in their communities. we have an opportunity to work with little kids, introducing them to socker and teaching them core character development lessons and james is just one of those

we know about james rosen and the i.r.s. as steve mentioned.sident saying i really didn't know. lately you have the n.s.a. spying, i wouldn't say scandal, but evidently there are reports that about 35 different heads of state feel as though we've been tapping their phone, meta dating their -- >> it would be a scandal if the president would be truthful. >> is this gross negligence? is this wild ignorance? we can't even figure it out. sooner or later the answers will come to the surface, but does it affect his credibility? if you have the president, the leader of the free world not knowing, not just one area, but all of this. karl rove said really no one is looking out for him. take a listen to this. >> inside the white house every remark made by the president, every prepared speech no matter how important or how routine is reviewed by the top advisors to the president in a process generally overseen by the staff secretary. so the president's people had to know like the president knew this was wrong, that the president couldn't say if you like wh

steve: every time. every single time. >> jimmy: michael jordan caused a little controversy this week. that's right. apparently jordan said he could have beaten lebron jamesgame of one on one when he was in his prime. [ audience oohs ] then lebron was like, no kidding, back then i was only nine. [ laughter ] so, i mean that was weird. it would be odd. dog owners might want to pay attention to this. there's a new study out that says that more than half of dogs in america are actually overweight. not good. yeah, not good. today my dog was like, you know what, why don't i just throw the stick. and i go -- [ laughter ] since when can you talk? this is cool, "national geographic" is celebrating its 125th anniversary with next month's issue. that's right, for 125 years, "national geographic" has been the first place people go for amazing wildlife photography and the last resort for teenagers looking for boobs. [ laughter and applause ] come on, guys. you know you did it. i thought this was kind of strange, scientists in italy say that the leaning tower of pisa is slowly getting straighter. [ light laughter ] yeah. engineers could tell when it stopped listening

james, can i get some -- [ laughter ] hey, buddy. can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ [ laughter and applause ] you see something? >> steve i saw a ghost, man. >> steve: ghost of albums past. >> jimmy: thank you, frito lay's new glow in the dark cheetos bag, or as i like to call you, a stoner's night light. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: i left it here somewhere. have you seen my teeth? >> jimmy: why do you have no teeth? >> steve: he lost his uppers. >> jimmy: why? >> steve: he's looking for them with a glow bag. maybe he had an accident, the bong hit him in the head. i don't know. don't do drugs, kids. >> jimmy: you don't lose your teeth. >> steve: meth. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. it's possible that you could lose your teeth. >> steve: you're right, you're right. i'm wrong. >> jimmy: don't do drugs. [ laughter ] the cheetos aren't glow in the dark, by the way. >> steve: just the bag. if the cheetos were -- well, they almost are now, they're neon orange. >> jimmy: the natural orange color. you might as well make them neon green. >> steve: we love cheetos. kids, don't do drugs. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you,

james, can i get some thank-you note writing music, please? ♪ aw. it hurts so good. yeah. the first cut is the deepest, man. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah."work bitch," for sounding like a motivational poster written by jesse from "breaking bad." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, the new study claiming men with smaller testicles make better fathers, though i wasn't a fan of the study's name "awesome dads, tiny nads." [ laughter ] that's weird. >> steve: that's rude. >> jimmy: the whole study's weird. >> steve: rude. no need for that. >> jimmy: no. ♪ thank you, "the scarlet letter" 'a,' for being the original tramp stamp. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] first one. ♪ thank you, chopsticks, for making me feel like i'm playing the claw game every time i try to eat a piece of sushi. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, stethoscopes, for letting doctors listen to my heart, something i'm still learning how to do myself. [ audience aws ] ♪ [ high pitched voice ] it's all because of this helium voice. [ laughter ] [ squeaking ] seven! [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, people who go camping every weekend, for letting me know that you have enou

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steve harvey not in the running as far as we know. he might be good. christian bale, bradley cooper, james franco here.ut we went to the facebook page and asked you, the viewer, what you thought. scott eastwood leading the way. and james scott from "days of our lives." those are our two leading vote getters but from was another write in candidate that got a lot of votes. are you ready for this? >> hey, now. >> that's not a gag. that's not a joke. we got a lot of likes for mr. al roker as the next christian grey. >> al is not here. i wish he was. >> audition day. >> correct. thank you. thanks for catching my drift. >> i'm not intimately familiar with the book. >> sure, you're not. go ahead. >> i'm holding my tongue so much. >> but isn't the male lead -- shouldn't this be an older person? an older man? >> no, like in his 30s. early 30s. she's like 20 -- she is just out of college. >> you read all three of them. you read the trilogy. i'm an expert when it comes to "fifty shades of grey." you don't make the cut. >> i wasn't suggesting. >> coming up on trending, the art worth tens of thousands of dollars so