>> i love steve martin.nicky think.com reports that "father of the bride 3" will center around the marriage of mattie, the younger brother, marrying another man. and steve martin tweeted about the rumors, quote, so excited i'm doing father of the bride 3, haven't seen a script or been offered a role yet. >> good if he's on, and a george banks meltdown. >> he makes the movie. >> he does. thank you, sir. >>> it was earlier in the show, what other classic movies do you want to see rebooted or refreshed. what did we get? >> good morning, thomas. a lot of love for john hughes movie today, "the breakfast club" with a twist, 16 candles and home alone. >> and this one, marriage equality themed, when hare yet met sally. >> yes. >> and next on "way too early" a look at the story the you will be talking about. "morning joe" coming up, stick around. at farmers, we make you smarter about auto insurance, because the more you know, the more we can help you. cut. lower. shave. chop. and drop your insurance rates. if you wan

was raised on all the steve martin albums i was obsessed with steve martin he was my gateway into comedy and so he's always been sort of well deserves that they were in video game. my fair video game of all time probably super mario brothers three favorite t.v. show of all time. i guess it's got to be dr who he's got me later you know hoverboard or shrink gray the hoverboard firefly or serenity well i mean they're both pieces of the same puzzle really i mean i mean you're so analytical just so nerd is it what do you want written on your team tombstone. i want and i swear on this i would write but in binary so that no one else would know exactly what it was but there was a bunch of ones and zeroes and they'd have to translate it like something put it might buy an area and it's tombstone. would be oldest man who have a little. great thank you so much you want me back on the podcast as we've got on the podcast i want to thank my guest chris hardwick make sure you watch at midnight monday through thursday it's twelve am on comedy central and you're going to hear the nerdist podcast and learn

one year, i remember, he directed "all of made," the steve martin movie, and that was the year i did "spinal tap" and we were both on this top-end list. i thought that was even more incredible. there are no father-son directors that both achieve at that high level. i have had this conversation with michael douglas who is a good friend. and we count on one hand the number of people whose fathers achieved at a very high level, whose children also did well. there is not a long list. it's clear how this relationship with the guy next to you has advanced you professionally, personally, spiritually, psychologically. that's obvious. what's the drawback? what's the challenge to being the son of a guy like this in this town? >> the challenge is early on. [laughter] it's not now. the challenge is early on when you're just starting out. the classic thing of the name opens the door. but if you don't deliver, the door gets shut very quickly. so that part of it is the most difficult part. but once you get your foothold --their, if you can deliver if you can actually hit the ball out of the park, t

steve martin has a performance you don't want to miss. >>> this afternoon, a solution for septa riders the strike is over at least for now. what happens next? we're taking a closer look at the offer on the table and talking to riders about their commuting concerns. that's this afternoon on "nbc 10 news" at 4:00. all new at "nbc 10 news" at 5:00, a shark sighting. the scare in the water and what the life guards did when they saw the threat of the shark. >>> plugs, summer construction in full swing, but where are the biggest road repairs and who gets the money to fix them. tonight at 6:00, "nbc 10" breaks down the prioritization and who gets the biggest piece of the pie, tedd? >>> a lot of people aren't using their air conditioning. they will this week. a chance of thunderstorms comes back. humidity goes up, renee. we know how much we love that on our hair, that humidity going up. specifically wednesday and thursday though. friday looks nice. >> bad hair days coming. i knew it had to come sooner or later. >> more hairspray. >> that doesn't always work. thanks, tedd. thanks for watching "

steve martin says sending best thoughts to tracy morgan. a real gentleman and hilariously funny.usic mowing gall sean diddy combs says sending prayers to tracy morgan and all involved in the accident. we never know what can happen at any time. >>> you can also share your thoughts and comments. connect with us on the cbsphilly maybe page or send us a tweet at cbsphilly. >>> our coverage of the turnpike crash does continue for you online. you can get the very latest any time at cbsphilly.com. >>> and now a memorial service in camden today for one of the victims of the lewis katz plane crash. marcy dalsey was a cofounder of the school and president of the board of trustees. a mourner read the water bug and dragon fly story to help explain dalsey's death. >> now that a he was a dragon fly he could no longer return to the water. i can't return, at least i tried but i can't keep my promise. even if i could go back not one of the water bugs would know me in my new body. >> dalsey was killed along with philanthropist lewis katz and five others near boston last saturday. the cause of the

steve martin who appeared on ""30 rock"" tweeted best thoughts to tracey morgan and hilariously funny and fellow comedian joan rivers said her thoughts are with tracey and family tweeting i hope he pulls through this soon and gets back to making us last and samuel l. jackson said good vibes for a good dude and colleagues from sel weekend update said wishing a speedy recovery to our friend tracey morgan." you can find continuing offer ranl on the 6abc news app we included photos from the scene and pictures from tracey morgan's star-studded careerch the 6abc news april is free for apple and android devices. >> a man from drexel hill is arrested for luring a woman on craigslist. 42-year-old kevin cornish is charged with rain and kidnapping. he posted a fake ad on craigslist looking for home health care worker when an 18-year-old investigated the ad cornish went through full interview process and several hours later offered her the drop and brought her to his apartment. instead of a contract for a job police say he had a contract for escort service. >> she said i didn't come here for this

fellow comedian steve martin says sending best thoughts to tracy morgan injured in an auto accident lastht. a real? and hilariously funny. sean diddy combs says sending prayers to tracy morgan and all involved in the accident. we never know what can happen at any time. >>> you can also share your thoughts and comments as well. connect with us on the cbsphilly facebook page or send us a tweet at cbsphilly and of course our coverage of the turnpike crash does continue for you online. you can get the latest any time at cbsphilly.com. >>> meantime a memorial service in camden today for 1 of the victims of the lewis katz plane crash. family and friends gathered at katz academy charter school to honor marcy dalsey. she was cofounder of the charter school and president of the board of trustees. she was remembered as a compassionate leader with a can do spirit by lewis katz's son drew. >> if you don't know what's impossible, you can do almost anything. and that was marcy dalsey. she didn't know what she couldn't do, so she made it happen. >> dalsey was killed along with philanthropist lewis katz

. >> but let me give you some advice anyway. [ laughter ] no, i remember steve martin telling me aboutfirst 45 minutes, greatest audience in the world at the oscars. from that moment on, the room is filling with losers. just get to the end." >> seth: yeah. >> just go. >> seth: it's "the hunger games." people are losing at every level. there are more dead bodies in the audience at each level. >> exactly. >> seth: we had jennifer lawrence on. >> yeah. >> seth: and she said on the set of "x-men," you guys played a game wherein you would sort of punch each other. it was like -- it's this game where you have to -- >> uh-uh, mate. you just did it above your hip. >>seth: oh, is that -- >> if you make that sign above your hip. by theay, i need to now punch every person in the audience. [ laughter ] because if you -- and because it was above your hip. >> seth: right. okay. gotcha. >> yes. i'm trying to hit hard, by the way. >>seth: you know how you said you were crying when you came to ask me? it's taking everything not to cry right now. [ laughter ] that -- you did the -- you didn't move your

it was -- steve martin was the host and prince was the musical guest.at was your interaction with prince like? 'cause i can imagine that has the risk to be intimidating. >> i was wearing scrubs for a sketch with chris kattan. i do not remember what it was. and i shook his hand. and then he said, i said, "it's so nice to meet you. thank you for being here." and i kept doing this and i didn't let go. and he goes, "we've met before." which we have not, guys. there's no way that i would not remember. which is so embarrassing. i was like, oh, and boner down. [ laughter ] like, you obviously don't know who i am. >> seth: right. that's heart breaking. >> yeah. >> seth: because then you either have to say you're wrong or you have to admit it and be like "oh, right, it's prince." >> yeah, of course we have! so i didn't correct him. because i was like, well, you're prince, so yeah, we met. and then the next day i was flying home and -- [ whispering ] he was on my flight. [ whispering ] >> seth: really? >> yeah, like we shared the same oxygen for five and a half h

steve martin bought a painting from a german forger and had to sell it at a substantial loss, $680,000ard bought a de kooning is $4 million at a gallery accused of netting almost $43 million selling fakes. even though they did their due diligence, they are still fake. >> alix steel on the art that market. thank you. it sounds like a blockbuster movie title, but there is more to the "godzilla" of earth than it's really cool name. stay "in the loop." ♪ >> it is time for today's bloomberg big number -- 10 million -- that is how many years old -- 10 billion -- that is how many years old this galaxy could be in image you see here, but together by the hubble telescope. it shows deep space and uses ultraviolet light which is normally not visible to the naked eye. the limits is are the galaxies red ismany and that light years away. astronomers have discovered an earth-like planet that is so massive it is being described at wass mega-earth and it surprising because it was thought to be impossible. seger fromed by dr. m.i.t.. impossible because it is so rocky, this planet, this mega-earth? >> we

owners perry martin and steve coburn are poppers in the sport of kings. in the suburbs of sacramento. coburn works at a factory that makes magnetic strips for credit cards. it cost $10,000 to breed the mare to fwroom chrome. >> people spend millions and millions of dollars spending money for training and never have done anything that we did our first try. >> reporter: father and son co-trainers art and al sherman are both former jockeys. but the closest they got to winning was when father art was an exercise rider aboard the derby winner swaps. that was in 1955. will he put fans back in the stands? >> i think he already has. >> reporter: many race fans believe california chrome can't be touched. and chrome might agree. chrome is currently the 3-5 favorite here at belmont, but this track is a mile and a half long, the longest of any of the triple crown races, which is why it's often called the graveyard of champions. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the white house's decision to n

the horse's owners are steve coburn and martin and both tapped their retirement accounts to invest in california chrome. >> these are not the shakeikhs, these are not the oil people, these are not the millionaires that own this horse, they still go back to their job. they turned down $6 million for 50% of the horse and turned down over 2 million for the mare. they feel this is their dream and they're just enjoying the ride. >> and what a ride it has been. post time is at 3:52 this afternoon and we can let you know immediately the outcome of the race. just download the abc7 news app and you'll get breaking news alerts, whenever news happens. >>> i love in horse racing, you don't have to wait long to know the results. post time is 3:52, two minutes later. >> we're looking at the follow, dense in some spots, but it is evaporating quickly in the east bay. here's emeryville. it's in the upper 50s, it won't be long until your temperatures begin to respond to all the summer sun. nearly summer sun. it's not official yet. we'll be back with the warmer details on today and the hot details for t

owners perry martin and steve coburn are paupers in the sport of kings. martin runs this medical testing company in the suburbs of sacramento. coburn works at a factory that makes magnetic strips for credit cards. it costs the team $10,000 to breed the mare that produced chrome. >> people spend millions and millions of dollars buying horses, put them through training and have never done anything that we did our first try. >> reporter: father and son cotrainers art and alan sherman are both former jockeys, but the closest either got to racing glory was when father art was an exercise rider aboard the derby winner swaps. that was in 1955. will he put fans back in the stands? >> i think he already has. >> reporter: many race fans believe california chrome can't be touched. and chrome might agree. chrome is currently the 3-5 favorite here at belmont, but, maurice, this track is a mile and a half long, the longest of any of the three races, and this is the track that's called the graveyard of champions. >> dubois: that it is. michelle miller with the reflexes t

steve. >> dan, thank you. martin looking at the scorecard after the birdie at the last. 72, compared to the 65s thursday and friday. lucky you. >> it's good. i didn't play as good at first today. i kept it very well together. i played like today, 25 feet, or 30 feet on evergreen, playing well. the usga put the pins in very, very tough positions. on 18, birdied today. >> how satisfied are you with that 72? >> yeah, very. i mean, i made a couple bad swings on the first nine. to put me in bad position. i only made one bogey, which is okay. one birdie and one eagle. >> the u.s. open is supposed to be tough. thanks, martin. >> johnny, this will be an incredible trifecta at the u.s. open championship at whistling straights. the player last month and pinehurst here pretty good stuff for martin kaymer. >> he's trying not to think. he slept on the one lead. the one tomorrow is going to be easier, i think. >> really. >> i really do. he shoots a 72. another 72 is probably going to win it for him nine out of ten times. you do ha

. >> we've been raised by steve martin, obviously in "father of the bride" or chevy chase.o does anything he possibly can to save his son's life. i know he breaks the law by taking the hospital hostage. it's that pursuit of doing anything you can to save your son's life. my number four, i have to go with bruce willis in "armageddon." any dad who blows up an asteroid and essentially risks his life, he dies for his daughter and the world, that to me is an awesome dad. scene with liv tyler, i lose it every single time. number three on the list, i have to go with mufsas from "lion king." a beautiful story, voiced by james earl jones. that's my number three. my number two, got to go with "mrs. doubtfire." any dad who dresses up in women's clothes to be with his kids after a divorce, that to me is an epic father. my number one, i have to go with liam neeson in "taken." that to me is the ultimate epic father. i'll let him explain why. check this out. >> what i do have are)w brother and dad and mom. he's the biggest "fox & friends" fan on the planet. when i got the job here, he was

the horses owners are steve coburn and terry martin. both tapped their retirement accounts to invest in california chrome. >> these are not the sheiks, these are not the oil people or the millionaires that own the horse. they still go back to their jobs. they turned down $6 million for half of the horse or 50% and turned down over $2 million for the mare and they feel this is their little dream and they are just enjoying the ride. >> and what a ride it has been. post time is at 3:52 this afternoon and we can let you know immediately the outcome of the race. download. abc app and we will keep you informed. >> wow, the anticipation and the parties. wherever you are it will be warm. here's the east bay hills camera. we have a beautiful shot of mother nature's a. c.. it will back you have significantly this weekend. we will talk about the temperatures around the bay in just a few minutes. >> looks pretty from that view. also next, actor comedian tracy more -- morgan is in critical condition this afternoon of after a six war pileup on the so

right down to its beginning, when two first-time breeders, steve coburn and perry martin, bought an averageust $8,000 and came away with a nickname that stuck. >> when him and i bought the filly, love the chase, chrome's mother, we were walking away. and somebody at the barn says, you guys are real dumb-asses if you buy this filly and race her. >> reporter: they named their company d.a.p. racing, for dumb-ass partners, and that filly gave birth to california chrome, an everyday horse with a calm demeanor that captured the heart of america. if chrome wins today, that $10,000 total investment will be worth millions. california chrome may be the favorite. but the odds aren't necessarily in his favor. >> it's going to be a -- >> reporter: the last to win a triple crown was affirmed, in 1978. 12 horses have fallen just short yet. winning the first two legs of the triple crown and failing to win the third. these two have already cashed in on endorsements. according to espn's darren rovell, the horse has signed a deal with skechers, wearing the swag every day. while the riches would go to horse ow

. >> reporter: steve bruce is working on lockheed martin's space fence radar system expected to be readyll map out what's up in space very very well. >> reporter: in 2009 the u.s. satellite was destroyed when it collided with a defunct russian satellite creating thousands of pieces of new space debrae. current systems only track about 23,000 be objects. the space fence is expected to monitor about ten times that steering satellites and space missions away from danger. >> satellites really have become a major portion of how we live on this planet everywhere from communications to early warning for weather. and so a billion dollars is not the a big price to pay to try to get control of this problem. >> reporter: there is so much de debris up there and the amount is growing so quickly it could affect our ability to go to space at the all. so scientists are looking not only for ways it to avoid collisions with existing junk they're trying to figure out how to stop creating more space junk. gayle? >> all right, chip. after listening it to his report it sounds like money well spent. >> yeah. i

steve coburn and his wife carolyn paid $8,000 to be co- owners with terry martin from yuba city. california chrome had a good start, but allowed the horse commissioner to take the lead around the stretch. well, chrome and jockey espinoza in the green helmet was sitting outside in fourth place. >> on the outside, he is a furlough from immortality. he is up on the outside of commissioner. wicked strong in the center of the track. commissioner, california chrome on the outside, tonalist, tonalist, commissioner, it won't be a trunthis year. it's going to be close, it's going to be very close and tonalist got there! tonnist has won the belmont stake tonalist and jockey joel rosario and medal count showed that tonalist did not run in the kentucky derby

but when martin and jamie and cedrick and burn i and chris tucker and dave chappelle and steve harvey and bill bellamy and cedrick the entertainer and -- >> every famous black comedian that you can think of. >> that came off def comedy jam, agents by the stage put them in places where they could excel. when they live in the ghetto they don excel. so lately we see kevin hearts. they put him in a movie. j.b. smooth, another comedian then both did def jam years ago and they were both on the show. j.b. smooth is an artist who got an amazing break. he lived up to the promise on curb your enthusiasm. integration or fish out of water outside the ghetto he can perform. 20 black comedians were in that role. integration is important. hollywood doesn't understand that. they say they do, and they make money doing it. sometimes, like fast and furious and, you know, there is no scandal without the black girl and she's the first one since julia, you don't remember julia, that's before your time. that's the last time a black woman was in an integrated show as the lead. julia. >> why don't you -- >> s

to steve's point, you can make mistakes in politics but someone has to be against you on the ballot. martinley, bernie sanders, they have a visit planned to new hampshire. is there anyone on the rise who has a realistic chance of beating hillary clinton? >> i don't know if i see that path. one thing about this and this stuck out to me in this cleanup she did in an interview, she made it not about her and the words dead broke about her finances and her life and her tremendous wealth and privilege, she made it about people, and i think that is really the key here and that's what hillary clinton has to do if she wants to be successful because while i don't necessarily see anyone with frankly right now a fighting chance that, could easily change if these things become the norm they quickly come to define as you get closer to a primary. >> does this wealth matter? we put some graphics up on the screen in "the washington post" this week. cnn did this work over a year ago looking at the financial disclosure forms. $106 million in speaking fees, $57 million from speeches overseas. we have hey wealt

>> steve: little armadillo, he loves this stuff. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, "game of thrones'" writer george r. r. martintwitter. if there's anything you're good at, it's wasting 140 characters at once. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] [ sad music plays ] thank you, throw back thursday, for basically saying, see, at one point, i was cute. [ laughter ] third grade. >> steve: aww. [ applause ] [ sad music plays ] >> jimmy: thank you, any food that has the word artisanal in it. [ laughter ] for warning me that there's going to be a long-winded story about the history of the company on the back. there you go. [ applause ] first, i didn't think i could do anything with these bottle caps and then i put nacho cheese on it, i figured you could lick off the cheese and now they are called bottle cap lickers. [ laughter ] and i started selling them out of my garage and my mom says i ain't gonna make any money out of it and i said i'm not doing it for money. >> steve: yeah, right. >> jimmy: then i sold it for $8 million to the frito-lay corporation. [ applause ] i didn't deserved that at all. >> steve: all rig

>> steve: little armadillo, he loves this stuff. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, "game of thrones'" writer george r. r. martintwitter. if there's anything you're good at, it's wasting 140 characters at once. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] [ sad music plays ] thank you, throw back thursday, for basically saying, see, at one point, i was cute. [ laughter ] third grade. >> steve: aww. [ applause ] [ sad music plays ] >> jimmy: thank you, any food that has the word artisanal in it. [ laughter ] for warning me that there's going to be a long-winded story about the history of the company on the back. there you go. [ applause ] first, i didn't think i could do anything with these bottle caps and then i put nacho cheese on it, i figured you could lick off the cheese and now they are called bottle cap lickers. [ laughter ] and i started selling them out of my garage and my mom says i ain't gonna make any money out of it and i said i'm not doing it for money. >> steve: yeah, right. >> jimmy: then i sold it for $8 million to the frito-lay corporation. [ applause ] i didn't deserved that at all. >> steve: all rig

steve: they keep burning you. >> jimmy: keep burning me man, yeah. here's the last one here. it's from the "game of thrones" creator george r.r. martin.od, more nudity." let's see the question. "what do you shout at your tv when you watch 'the view'?" there you go. that's all the time we have for "in reply to." we'll be right back with tom cruise. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the eyes may be the windows to the soul. but in the case of the lexus ls... ...which eyes? eyes that pivot with the road... ...that can see what light misses... ...eyes designed to warn when yours wander... or ones that can automatically bring the ls to a complete stop. all help make the unseen... ...seen. and make the ls perhaps the most visionary vehicle on the road. this is the pursuit of perfection. [ male announcer ] when you're ready to turn up your night. turn to bud light platinum, the next generation of smooth. brewed with top-shelf ingredients for a bold, slightly sweet finish. turn up your night, and make it platinum. hey. i like your outfit. head in the game!! for a bold, slightly sweet finish. jennie: thanks. old navy. amy: i didn't know that old navy h

martin. we had to hire an attorney. and perry told me, steveuch. his hourly rate is pretty good. yeah, we've had to hire an attorney to look over all these contracts and everything. we'll make a decision. it's -- you know, we'll just have to wait and see what tomorrow brings. >> yeah. >> when this horse wins the triple crown, i can just imagine the promotions that people are going to want to use this horse to do and we're just going to have to wait and see what happens tomorrow. right now we're pretty comfortable with what we have. >> not to mention the stud fees. you must be thinking about the big payoffs down the road that could come from stud fees if this horse wins tomorrow. >> well, when he wins tomorrow, yeah, you know, that's something to take into consideration. but we're going to -- he's going to fly home the day after the race. going back to california. we've got a place, a very exclusive place we're going to send him and give him down time. let him be a horse for a while. >> what are you going to do the day after? >> i have to go to

martin luther king jr. said, america is a sick place. thank you. host: steve, michigan, independent color. good morning. caller: the guy who just called -- every time he criticizes the president, is a race issue. that is not what i called about, i wanted to comment on that gentleman right there. i heard in the media this morning talking about the cost to taxpayers if we sue the president. nobody is saying that the cost to future generations about $17.5 trillion of debt. nobody is saying that. the media is all saying that this will cost the taxpayers money to sue the president. i do not hear the media saying anything about $17.5 trillion that will be paid for by our grandchildren and nobody is saying that. this man has to be reined in, his executive orders have bypassed congress illegally. something needs to be done. i do not think anything will come of this. hastina marcos -- boehner busily, it is one half or one third of the government. i do not think it will become anything of suing him. something has to be done and impeachment is definitely the to stop thed president from illegally bypassing the cons

martin about all of this. he is with us for the rest of the morning t. other big story of the morning is the shocking defeat of eric cantor losing to steve brat.when we spoke with you the last time, you said the big message for washington is nothing will get passed in any form of legislation. >> yeah. i don't think people will take risc. you know, whether or not it was immigration, whether it was eric cantor's personality the fact that he's a member of leadership t. fact that he was aligned with sort of big business and the establishment. all of those may have played factors. but the way it's going to be interpreted as one republican strategist told me is nothing is going to move in the house of representatives. >> jack, what does that mean from wall street's perspective? no immigration reform? >> yeah, they've certainly wanted immigration reform. i think the expectations have been on the low side of immigration reform, there has been a pure play of sorts in the outsourcing companies and this has been hanging over them a little bit and so, you know, we're looking now at the prospect that we won't have immigration reform through 2016. certainly