justin timberlake hosted and all the original people came back for this five timer club steve martin dan ackroyd chevy chase everybody well martin short couldn't be there for the dress rehearsal he can only be there for air and they had. the three amigos in or deuce justin timberlake second music act so lorne said bill would you like to be the third three and you go so i got to dress up as three may go and i got to walk into a dressing room and there's chevy chase and steve martin dressed as the three amigos arguing how to do the salute. and they had over there looking at it like no knowledge of the it's this it is like no no no it was this and then they got out a phone and watched it on you tube well and i was pretty one of the quick thing you remember the first girl you kissed back and told so yes what was her name jennifer dennis and it she had to stand on a rock to kiss me go very tall where you eat i was three years old. and whatever happened. i don't know whether i don't know what happened to her but i was no i was probably twelve and she was very she was very nice and it was ve

guess by osmosis, from watching them and appreciating them, i know comedians like steve martin that if you put a gun to his four head that they could not tell you a joke. another art form. tavis: one that you perfected. what did you make of the fact way to this and he was the big bang theory. a successful show, obviously. re, he and i talked over the years. to dold call and want me the show and for one reason or another i didn't. i am readyhe said for the annual turndown. i said, i will tell you what. do you shoot in front of an audience? i don't know how to do a one camera show where you come and do the . he said, yes. do big i would like to bang theory because i think it is the best written show. like it to be a recurring part, not just a one- shot. he said, you got it. they sent me the script. the cast was unbelievable. i only worked with jim parsons and kaylee. they threw themselves on the sword for me. they wanted it to work. they kept throwing me hanging curveball than i kept swinging at them. you are too modest. when you looked out at that audience, what did you take from that s

he was named steve martin prize.e martin play a banjo in one of the muppets movies? >> i don't know. i haven't seen a muppets movie. >> he's really happy about it. >>> three friends from chicago came together to form a band called salty peppers. they soon moved to los angeles and changed their name -- we're glad about this -- to earth wind & fire. 30 years later they're still burning it up ♪ boogie wonderland >> after hundreds of songs, six miamigramies, and 30 years of making music, sounds of earth wind & fire still bring the dancing memories back. ♪ do you remember >> in 1978 their upbeat hit "september" soared to the top of the charts and today remains their most requested song of all time. ♪ on and on say that you remember on and on ♪ >> the group sings about everything from love. ♪ i'm longing to love you just for a night ♪ >> -- to lessons in humanity -- ♪ bless ready the children >> -- and even getting in the groove -- ♪ let's groove tonight >> -- their ma jet tick souls created far ahead of its time and would

she along with angela lansbury, steve martin and piero tosi will receive the honorary statues for their bodies of work and philanthropy. >>> betty white can add guinness world record holder to her tremendous resume. the golden girl's 74 years in the business has earned her the record for longest female television career. love betty white. all right. >>> and tom hiddleston, best known for playing loki in "the avengers" and thor plays a nice guy on "sesame street." the actcor dangled a chocolate treat in front of the cookie monster to teach a lesson about delayed gratification. ♪ >>> we're going to be singing that song all day now. thanks, guys. according to billboard, robin thicke's hit song "blurred lines" was a tune heard most at barbecues and beaches all summer long. rounding out the top five of the summer, "radioactive," "get lucky," "we can't stop" and "can't hold us." >>> this is "early today" we hope just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> in "the washington post," man accused of taking inappropriate photos of women at the lincoln memorial. u.s. park police say a virginia man

got to dress up as dreamy go and i got to walk and her dressing room and there's chevy chase and steve martinses the three amigos arguing how to do the salute ok that's next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now.

>> we were both -- we met in washington, d.c., when a steve martin -- in 2005 or to adults and six, he won the mark twain award -- it thousand five or 2006. there was a big show. i was one of the presenters. alan was a waiter. no. [laughter] no, alan was a writer. >> i helped larry david wright his speech. >> when we were far away from larry david, he says he wrote his speech. anyway, we like each other. we became friends and saw each other off and on over the next few years at conferences and stuff like that. alan kept saying -- >> we should do something together. >> i did not know what he meant. [laughter] he was very vague. he is kind of in the film-tv world, and people always say they want to do something. i said, ok, let's do something together. but i do not think we would. then he had this idea. >> his daughter played soccer. she was 11 years old. i had three children, all of whom spate -- played sports, little league, whatever. but he was 1,600 miles away from me. i was in new jersey. he was in florida. i can give you his home number later if you wish. [laughter] i said, listen,

. >> this is loosely based on the film with the same name with steve martin. >> your real life girlfriend plays your sister. >> that is just sick. >> wowsa krause. >> we keep things separate. come on. we don't call each other by the character's names at home. >> do you ever get confused? >> i hope mom and dad don't come in. >> that is sick. that's really sick. >> trying to keep things spicy at home. make sure the door's locked, sis. >> come on. you got to tease about it some time. >> i know. >> how long have you guys been going out? >> they stay home, it sounds like. >> i think coming up on four years. >> oh, wow. is there any sibling rivalry between you? >> not at all. >> this line of questioning is never going away. never, ever. >> do you look alike? >> you're sick. >> do you make sandwiches -- does she make sandwiches for you? >> no. >> peter, thank you. we wish you good luck. we really do. >> great pleasure. i think you've hit your stride now. >> thank you very much. >> you can catch the season premiere tonight here on nbc. >> there you go. and you said yo

she'll be joined by angela lance berry, steve martin and >>> and what you've been waiting for.the magic souffle will warm up a chilly fall, without collapsing. it's to be eaten immediately while the treat is still warm. and we got an advanced dose. >> this is still warm. ron complains that our food is cold. are you eating mine? >> i'll start with yours. >> i feel this might help me later when i'm in doubt and need to shake it out. >> it's too hot. >> this programming alert for tomorrow's "pop." who says selfies are a dying trend? right when you thought that, this happened. pet selfie. this is my little girl, taking her own. we want to see your best pet selfies, paws and all. our favorites tomorrow on pet selfies sunday. >> thank you for dessert. thank you for the selfies. >>> we'll be back with more "gma." >> you're going to shake it up. >> i'm going to shake it out. ♪ ♪ i gotta have that bag. italian leather? for an amazing deal, and i love that designer. [ shopper ] you paid how much for that? [ female announcer ] two stores. two amazing ways to score. t.j.maxx and marshalls.

she'll also be joined by angela lansbury, steve martin and piero tosi, who will receive honorary awardsou've been waiting for. something delicious from chef dominique ansel. famous for the cronuts and frozen s'mores. he's at it again with a brand-new treat. he says the magic souffle will warm up a chilly fall, without collapsing. its orange blossom brioche spun and chocolatey interior are to be eaten immediately while the treat is still warm. and lucky for us, we got an advanced dose. >> this is still warm. ron complains that our food is cold. are you eating mine? >> i'll start with yours. >> i feel this might help me later when i'm in doubt and i need to shake it out. >> it's too hot. >>> while you guys are munching, this programming alert for tomorrow's "pop." who says selfies are a dying trend? right when you thought that, this happened. pet selfies. this is my little girl, taking her own. we want to see your best pet selfies, paws and all. you can tweet or instagram them to "gma." our favorites tomorrow on pet selfies sunday. >> thank you for dessert. thank you for the selfies. >>>

to dress up as three may go and i got to walk enter a dressing room and there's chevy chase and steve martin dresses the three amigos arguing how to do the absolute ok that's next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now i am looking for.

you have something in common with steve martin and woody allen. the shouts and mur murs column of the "new yorker." you have a piece that's new in there, sort of making fun of the dear american express, i have reachedpy personal debt ceiling it's called, to encourage people to check this out. we will try to tweet it out. maybe you have a future in comedy writing there. >> if it weren't so sad, it would be funny. >> i want to thank you congressran israel for joining us. we appreciate the time. >>> what is the fastest way to get to texas? i think through wyoming and virginia. that's a campaign round-up. that's coming up next. [ music playing ] . i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer

[applause] it is not steve king. it is martin luther king jr.. congress is back in session after five weeks, the august break. i have a couple things i want to say. yesterday the announcement came through. russia and the u.s. have reached agreement to secure and dismantle the chemical weapons in syria by 2014. [applause] because of the strength, wisdom, courage of president obama. [applause] this guy right here, vice president joe biden, and our great secretary of state john kerry. [applause] we reached this agreement with the international community to dismantle them by 2014, and we did not lose one american life. that is leadership. [applause] that is leadership. once again, republicans are threatening to shut down the government or default on the debt lest we dismantle obamacare. as the chair of the senate health committee, one of the principal authors of the affordable care act, i don't know whether to laugh or cry at that. republicans have voted 40 times to repeal the affordable care act. 40 times. the good news for these republicans is that

. >> and who else is here, our pal steve harvey, he's got some great advice. >> and jill martin has all looking like a fashionista during fashion week. we'll be right back. hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! ♪ and we danced to the best song ever ♪ >> we cannot stop eating the mcdonald's chicken wings. >> delicious. >> back on the fun day monday. when we catch you up on the hollywood gossip you may have missed. >> from the super bowl to the super stars making headlines with the celebrity scoop is our friend brian. he's the editor of "pop goes the week". >> every time i come here you never offer me booze. this week i'm bringing my own. no wine for me. >> we always offer. >> okay. so anyway, what do you want to talk about? >> can you smell it? >> scotch. >> only enough for one? >> plenty enough for everybody. >> this might be one serving. we got more. >> talk bruno mars. >

martin dempsey. in about 45 minutes, the latest from syria with steve clemons, the washington editor at large for " the atlantic." then we will talk about how this is affecting oil prices. we will also be joined by nathaniel thomas m hill the producer of " the american movie" that looks at the decline of america's manufacturing. " washington journal" is next. ♪ morning. president obama will begin today at the white house for a meeting with key members of congress as he tries to sell his plan for military action in syria. he will conclude the day by departing washington for russia in the start of the g20 summit. on capitol hill this afternoon, the first of what will be a series of congressional hearings will be taking place at the senate foreign relations debates the syrian question. we will have live coverage of that getting underway at 2:30 eastern time live on c-span.

martin. she sat down with abc's steve osunsami, who's in sanford, florida, this morning.d morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, robin. she told us you can blame it on the fame. after her husband won his trial at this courthouse behind me, he started acting brand-new. >> i have been married to a person for almost seven years. and i don't think i ever really knew him at all. >> reporter: 26-year-old shellie zimmerman says she's filing for divorce from her husband, who was found not guilty in the shooting death of trayvon martin because, according to her court filings, their marriage is irretrievably broken. do you think that he feels that perhaps after the trial he felt a little more invincible? >> in my opinion, i think he feels invincible. i think he's making reckless decisions. >> reporter: since his acquittal in july, she said that he spent maybe three or four nights at the home they quietly shared. and she moved out august 13th. she claims he has a temper. says he was verbally abusive. and said they went to counseling but it wasn't working. >> i have a selfish hus

steve tabeling taught new recruits about stop and frisk. the tactic became controversial in baltimore when the city turned to it under zero tolerance... a policing policy roll out under then mayor martin o'malley. ed norris was police commissioner. (norris old sot) you do this on a citywide basis and crime went through the roof. for councilman brandon scott he questions ... commissioner batts' motives and whether there's cover up. (brandon) 3:41:02 to go back to the days when we stopped and frisked any and everybody on the street.. then that's not ok. that's something that's been proven not to work in the city of baltimore. in the memorandum... dated september 12th.... the commissioner says instead of using stop and frisk... he wants the term investigative stop used. he writes how stop and frisk has become ..... associated with a crime tactic that is contrary to civil liberities. (lt) 7:06:42 were gonna make sure the techniques their using are constitutional are professional standards bureau exists to do just that. the memorandum... has also led the aclu to become suspicious. exactly 30 days prior to this memorandum... the aclu submitted a freedom of information request that specifica

new york democratic congressman steve israel, who heads the democrats' 2014 re-election efforts in the house. good afternoon, sir. >> thank you for having me on, martinfirst ask you this. today, as you know, the 12th anniversary of 9/11. you represent yourself, areas inside and just outside of new york city. how is that day and the wars that followed affecting people's perception of the syria question? >> well, i do represent an area that was devastated on 9/11. and there are many families that i represent and many that i love who are commemorating that today. i can tell you from my own personal perspective that day has influenced my judgment with respect to syria and the dangerous world in which we live. i can also tell you that the failure of intelligence after 9/11, with respect to iraq, made me doubly dubious about the intelligence that was initially presented with respect to syria. and so i was actually more skeptical, and more dubious. and that level of skepticism and dubiousness required that i delve into this in great daily detail and i came to the conclusion, having watched the videos and having looked at this very, very carefully that the r

martin, everybody. >> thank you, everybody. >> jimmy: get out of here. who is that guy? what the heck is wrong with that guy, man? >> stevelking about. last one is from doug rodriguez. "jimmy, i love simon and garfunkel, but i really love black simon and garfunkel. could you have them on? from chili, doug rodriguez." doug, it's funny you should mention that. because last night, i was having a tom collins up at gertrude's on 125th, and i saw them perform. they brought the house down. they're amazing. so here to perform a song from their box set, ladies and gentlemen, black simon and garfunkel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i used to bite my tongue and hold my breath scared to rock the boat and make a mess ♪ ♪ so i sit quietly agreed politely you held me down but i got up ♪ ♪ all ready brushing off the dust you hear my voice your hear that sound ♪ ♪ like thunder gonna shake the ground i got the eye of the tiger ♪ ♪ a fighter dancing through the fire 'cause i am a champion ♪ ♪ and you're gonna hear me roar oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ you're gonna hear me roar oh oh oh oh oh you're gonna hear me roar ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimm

steve tabeling taught new recruits about stop and frisk. the tactic became controversial in baltimore when the city turned to it under zero tolerance... a policing policy roll out under then mayor martin o'malley. ed norris was police commissioner. (norris old sot) you do this on a citywide basis and crime went through the roof. for councilman brandon scott he questions ... commissioner batts' motives and whether there's cover up. (brandon) 3:41:02 to go back to the days when we stopped and frisked any and everybody on the street.. then that's not ok. that's something that's been proven not to work in the city of baltimore. in the memorandum... dated september 12th.... the commissioner says instead of using stop and frisk... he wants the term investigative stop used. he writes how stop and frisk has become ..... associated with a crime tactic that is contrary to civil liberities. (lt) 7:06:42 were gonna make sure the techniques their using are constitutional are professional standards bureau exists to do just that. the memorandum... has also led the aclu to become suspicious. exactly 30 days prior to this memorandum... the aclu submitted a freedom of information request that specifica

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martin luther king jr. i have a dream speech. [applause] vision forember his all of god's children. ,arlier in the summer congressman steve king madehildren of immigrants who aspire to become citizens, let me say it loudly and clearly, i am the proud child of an immigrant mother and i know which speech is for me. [cheers and applause] folks, congress is back in session. i want to say this, yesterday the announcement came through. russia, the u.s. have reached an agreement. weapons is being dismantled in syria by 2014. this happened because of the strength, the wisdom, the courage of president obama. this guy right here, vice president joe biden [applause] and our great secretary of state, john kerry. we reached this agreement with the international community to secure and dismantle by 2014 and we did not lose one american life. that is leadership, folks. that is leadership. once again, republicans of threatening to shut down the government or default on the debt unless we dismantle obama care. as one of the principal authors of the affordable care act, i do not know whether to laugh or cry at that. republicans have now voted 40 tim

martin luther king jr. i have a dream speech. [applause] vision forember his all of god's children. ,arlier in the summer congressman steve king made headlines with a very different vision. the children of immigrants who aspire to become citizens, let me say it loudly and clearly, i am the proud child of an immigrant mother and i know which speech is for me. [cheers and applause] folks, congress is back in session. i want to say this, yesterday the announcement came through. russia, the u.s. have reached an agreement. weapons is being dismantled in syria by 2014. this happened because of the strength, the wisdom, the courage of president obama. this guy right here, vice president joe biden [applause] and our great secretary of state, john kerry. we reached this agreement with the international community to secure and dismantle by 2014 and we did not lose one american life. that is leadership, folks. that is leadership. once again, republicans of threatening to shut down the government or default on the debt unless we dismantle obama care. as one of the principal authors of the affordable care act, i do not know whether to laugh or

steve cohen is a criminal, bring the case. if you think jpmorgan has done something horrible, bring the case. >> things like bp before the election. >> martinthere. >> haven't you seen this movie before, spitzer? do you remember all that. not a single one went to trial, did it? >> and guess who pays? in the case of jpmorgan, the shareholders pay. bear and washington mutual gets me crazy. >> why are you so surprised? it's good politics, isn't it? >> because in that case, hank paulson, if you remember, strong armed them into buying these companies and now they're going to pay through the nose on the other end. >> politics of the administration. they think it has contraction electorally. >> i think there's something called prosecutional discretion. you bring the case if you have a case or you don't. >> that's the way the wind is blowing. >> and on steve cohen, they're talking about a $2 billion settlement for the firm. does that include him? >> he is the vast part of the firm. >> are they suggesting no criminal charges? they haven't indicted him, but that's been lingering out there. and then, by the way, it looks like he's bribing them to go -

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