a guy named steve williams of industrial light and magic, had the idea to use computers instead. >> mark right away. why don't we build the whole thing in cg. oh, no, no, you can't do it. i started to build a setup of t-rex bones and i would not be allowed to show it. i knew they were coming up on a monday in november of 1991. they came walking in and i had it playing on a monitor and the deal changed. >> wow. >> how awesome is that. this was a game changer but a story that isn't known well until now. but to tell us a little more about all of this, we have the steve williams, via skype, "right this minute," from los angeles. welcome to the show. [ applause ] >> thank you. how are you doing, sghis. >> guys? >> tell us why your name was hidden in all of this for all of these years. >> it's a very interesting story. the deals were signed. this wasn't supposed to happen. it was supposed to be the ultimate stop motion show. i forwarded it with me and stefan and martin, and things changed. >> how did it change how the movie was made? >> once gilbert gave the green light we went in gorilla mode

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steve: now i understand it. i was confused before. >> jimmy: now this next one's from the new york rangers. they answered, "he had the biggest hat trick this year." let's see the question. "who is pharrell williams. >> jimmy: i fell for that trick. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: here is one from apple. they responded "we define lee half." let's see what they were asked. "is it true you finally fixed auto correct?" [ laughter ] we definitely have -- >> steve: oh i see. >> jimmy: we definitely have. >> steve: definitely have. >> jimmy: this next one is from angelina jolie. she replied, "brad and i brought the kids." here's the question. "how did 'maleficent' make $70 million on opening weekend?" it's a very big family. >> steve: very big family. a lot of the love. >> jimmy: that's a great kid movie! >> steve: great kid movie. people love it. >> jimmy: here's one from master chef host gordon ramsay. he replied, [ imitating gordon ramsey ] "your food is complete rubbish and you should be ashamed of yourself." let's see the question. "hey gordon, it's mom. just want to say, i love you." [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he's brutally honest. >> steve: brutally honest. >> jimmy: brutally honest. >> ste

george will, from from national public radio, steve hayes, and lon williams.his was always going to be tricky. how do you defend releasing, making a prisoner swap, for a soldier who walked away from his post at the very least deserted, one could argue the a the most. as you look back, how did it become such a mess for the administration? >> by doing it in the rose garden. making it a moment of national celebration, it was surrounded by ambiguity that was going to come up if this were announced as a tidying up at the end of afghanistan, that would have been one thing. then the president said time was of the essence, supposedly because a five-month-old video was showing his health in peril. >> they saw back in january. >> correct. five months ago. secretary hagel repeated he was in peril. dianne feinstein said there was no evidence to believe that. conflict from the start. there were two other motives for the administration, policy motives. one is if you can get rid of the five worst offenders, it makes it easier to close guantanamo, the rest seems minor and tri

george will, mara liasson, steve hayes, and juan williams. this was always going to be tricky. how do you defend releasing, making a prisoner swap for a soldier who walked away from his post at the very least, deserted one could argue at the most. as you look back over the week, how did it become such a mess? >> first by doing it in the rose garden by making it a moment of national celebration when in fact it was surrounded with ambiguities that were bound to come back sooner or later. if this had been announced as part of the tidying up as part of the conflict in afghanistan. then they began by the president said time is of the essence, supposedly because of a video five months old. five months ago they said this. secretary hagel repeated that he was in peril. diane fine stain there's no evidence, no reason whatsoever to believe this. this looks as though there were two other motives for the administration. policy motives, one is if you can get rid of the five worst offenders at guantanamo, it makes it easier to close guantanamo because the rest seems minor and trivial, and th

williams on the show. bri-wi. b-willy. >> steve: b-willy he is the best. >> jimmy: b-dubs. b-dubby dubs.s the best in the business. always helping us out with bits and stuff like that. we love having him on the show. slow jam and other stuff. and one of our favorite things to do on the show is go through old news footage of him. things that he says at the desk and then we edit the words down to make it look like he's rapping. it actually comes together -- [ cheers and applause ] you've seen it. he's got mad skills. so anyways, here's a new edition. here's brian williams edited to look like he's rapping to snoop dogg classic "gin and juice." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ with so much drama in the lbc it's kind of hard being snoop d.o. double g ♪ ♪ but i somehow some way keep coming up with funky ass [ bleep ] like every single day ♪ ♪ may i kick a little something for the g's and make a few ends as i breeze through ♪ ♪ two in the morning and the party is still jumping cause my momma ain't home ♪ ♪ i got bitches in the living room getting it on and they ain't leaving ♪ ♪ til six in the morni

kpix 5's ryan takeo with the ambitious plan steve millions of gallons of water. >> miami williams' favorite golf course has a new view. that's because the golf course at rote ranch is cutting its water use by 30%. >> we're in the three-year draught it is very scary. >> the idea came in the last couple of months as local leaders have been begging for conservation. >> why can't the golf courses do the same thing. >> it's no secret goal courses use a lot of water. ed a it all up and rotty plans to use 40-gallons less. >> a little bit of brown stuff. >> it was a little dry. i hate to use the pun it was a little rough. >> the only green is right near the sprinkler head. the sprinklers have been off for the last couple of weeks. >> with the outlying sprinklers not in use, workers hand watering like here on the number one green and the surrounding rough. but they aren't the only ones doing this nationwide. >> when i pulled up and saw the signs, i thought it had everything to do with the u.s. open. >> even golf's major championships are getting into the act. u.s. open has a similar shade as rotty r

syndicated columnist george will, steve hayes of the weekly standard, and fox news political analyst juan williamswell, george, this was always going to be tricky. how do you defend making a prisoner swap for a soldier -- deserted. one could argue -- as you look back over this week, how did it become such awe miss for the administration? >> first by doing it in the rose garden, by making it a moment of national celebration when, in fact, it was surrounded with ambiguities that were bound to come out sooner or later. so if this had been announced as part of the tidying up at the end of conflict in afghanistan, that would have been one thing. then they began by saying that the president just said time is of the essence. well, time was of the essence, supposedly, because a video, 5-month-old video showed that his health was in immediate peril. >> which they first saw back in january. >> correct. five months ago they said this. mr. hagel repeated, secretary hagel row peted, that he was in peril. dianne feinstein said there's no evidence, no reason whatever so believe that. it looks as though -- the re

steve says, absolutely. illegals do! sharon says, yes, as long as they're not dumped into obamacare. and williams, yes, privatize v.a. hospitals, the government has no business running them. and gene says, yes, get rid of the v.a. and the government will save money on bonuses. by the way, the government shouldn't be giving bonuses to anybody. and finally, jolene says, yes. and in addition, vets should be allowed all the benefits to which congress thinks it's entitled. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook, follow me on $bandara thanks for watching everyone. huckabee starts right now. >> tonight on huckabee. it is not limited to a few va facilities and totally unacceptable. and with consider regret i accepted. >> are veterans better off now. jeff miller joins the governor tonight. and hillary clinton rips republicans saying they keep harping on benghazi for political gain. mike on the house responds. >> plus, many college campuses it is liberals trying to impress conservative

steve louis was replaceding him in that post. >> the country's newest medal of honor recipient should not ab live. thank god he s corporal william kyle carpenter receive the honor today at the white house. in november of 2010 carpenter jumped on a live green tide save a marine. he was severely injured in the blast and lost his right eye. carpenter is now the 8th living veteran of combat and iraq and afghanistan to receive the medal of honor. >> centers for disease control and prevention says that about 75 workers in at lap ta laboratory may have been accidentally exposed to dangerous anthrax bacteria. it what happened samples were erroneously moved with a lab from high safety measures to lower level lab. although risk of infection is low workers are monitored carefully and given precaution arie antibiotics. >> timing of a smoker's first cigarette of the day may predict chances of lung cancer. government scientists found those lighting up within five minutes of waking up had three times the lung cancer rate of those that waited at least an hour. and that was true for moeingt both men and women and lights and heavy smorkz. doctors

steve hays is here. good to have you. >> good morning. >> william taylor the third is his lawyers and he was on cnn over the weekend. here is what he said: >> there was no pretense this would be a fair process. from the beginning the republican majority has screamed without any evidence about things that she did and made it clear that -- >> even if it isn't clear. >> the only purpose was to vilify her. >> littered in his statement is things that raise questions >> he is her lawyer and his job is to defend her and make her look good in court or before congress or in this case the court of public opinion. it is clear that lois lerner has done things that question her behavior and willingness to tell the truth. most especially when see planted the question in the audience that got this started. this is what you would expect to hear from her lawyer who has had clashed with darrell issa going back months. >> the lawyer tries to portray her as someone who was very concerned about the fact the e-mails were missing and they went so far to call the it guys in. doesn't sound like they went further than that to re

. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- brian williams christina hendricks. chef ilan hall. an

steve says, absolutely. illegals do! sharon says, yes, as long as they're not dumped into obamacare. and william, yes, privatize v.a. hospitals, the government has no business running them. and gene says, yes, get rid of the v.a. and the government will save money on bonuses. by the way, the government shouldn't be giving bonuses to anybody. and finally, jolene says, yes. and in addition, vets should be allowed all the benefits to which congress thinks it's entitled. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook, follow me on nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. the problem isn't likely to go away... ...on its own. so it's time we do something about it. and there's help. premarin vaginal cream. a prescription that does what no over-the-counter product was designed to do. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use premarin vag

. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- brian williamschristina hendricks. chef ilan hall.

steve says, absolutely. illegals do! sharon says, yes, as long as they're not dumped into obamacare. and william yes, privatize v.a. hospitals, the government has no business running them. and gene says, yes, get rid of the v.a. and the government will save money on bonuses. by the way, the government shouldn't be giving bonuses to anybody. and finally, jolene says, yes. and in addition, vets should be allowed all the benefits to which congress thinks it's entitled. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook, follow me on twitter, judge jeanine, see you next week. e more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf you've always wanted? or fix a leaky faucet? or even give you your saturday back? the new snapfix app revolutionizes local service. just snap a photo and angie's list coordinates a top-rated provider to do the work on your schedule. the app makes it easy. the power of angie's list makes it work. download snapfix for free. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase i make a lot of purchases for my business. like 60,000

steve. >>> 5:35. police need your help in finding a missing southwest philadelphia man. eighty-one year-old william hatcher was last seen in the area of lee a and price street in southwest philadelphia he was wearing blue jeans and a gray, green philadelphia eagles baseball cap. his family says that he has dementia and needs to take his medications. if you have have any information about his whereabouts, you're asked to call southwest detectives. >>> politics did not play a role in that investigation into former penn state football coach jerry sandusky. according to a report released monday by pennsylvania attorney general kathleen cain. that report blames communication problems between the police and the prosecutors, for those delays in the case. kane also alleged there were two young men sexually assaulted while authorities were taking their time in that investigation but prosecutors deny that. sandusky's sentence should be reinstated. they say, he was not a penn state employee after his retirement in 1999 and it was five years after that the state added sexual offenses to the list of crimes that

likely today that the deputy secretary of state, william bern berns, will speak iraq on the sideline of an unrelated meeting. >> good to see you in the flesh, steve. we should note, i'll talk to sheldon whitehouse about the development in iraq. and preserving our ocean. there's a summit that started this morning. we'll have the conversation at 10:30. >>> could this man, could this man be the first to be put to death in this country since a botched execution in oklahoma? i'll talk to his legal team as they mount an 11th hour strategy to keep him alive. first up, did eric cantor's defeat -- did it amplify the huge riff within the gop. we'll talk about what it means for 2016. lots of gop deep pockets are out in utah this week doing soul searching. mitt romney hosted the event. nicholas was there. he'll join me on the other side of the break. numbers are impre. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozen

william. >> it was not. we don't think so. we'll look into that, too. >> all right, ron, thank you. >>> time now for another check of the weather and back to meteorologist stevein. from wjla, our abc station in washington. hey, steve. >> we're throwing a paper airplane from this side of the studio over to you. >> we're looking at a live shot from miami, florida, not a bad morning out there, with temperatures rebounding nicely through the 70s. eventually into the 80s. there are the clouds. you may see a few showers later on this afternoon. tropical season begins later today. the 2014 hurricane season. we're going to watch for storm development across the gulf of mexico as we move through the coming months. keep in mind, the water has a lot of time to warm up. we'll keep you posted. in the meantime, beautiful weather across the pacific northwest, temperatures in the middle 70s for seattle and portland. but if you're looking for the hot weather, it's sizzling, definitely sizzling across parts of the southwest, look at the highs as we move through the upcoming day or so, we're talking temperatures in the middle 90s in fresno. near 100 in las vegas. 105 to 107 in

williams. as for earnings, look for numbers today from carnival and drugstore chain walgreen. >>> let's get set up for the u.s. markets. steve, you heard julia just outline the data dockets and the fed speakers, as well. are they govern to move to meet on the markets? >> we'll see if those specific items move the needle. the housing data has been something that we've been getting a little bit more comfortable with positive data. and i think that could help. if the fed decides to throw a curveball in there, that can be an issue, but earnings could be a net positive. >> how close are we to watching investors watching what happens outside in the u.s.? should that give you a bit more conviction about companies that have a large international footprint, like caterpillar? >> i think it's sector dependent. you mentioned a name like caterpillar. surely the folks that are watching the heavy industrials, the capital equipment side, which has been a little bit soft, they're going to watch that very closely. again, that has been soft. you've seen that in the tech sector, absent semi conductors, software has been quite a drag on that sec

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steve liesman's question. how would you respond if it did remove above target in the near term? your colleague john williams and the imf have both suggested that the committee might consider allowing inflation to temporarily overshoot. second question, will financial stability considerations play a role in when and how fast the committee normalizes interest rates? >> so with respect to the question of overshooting, let me start by saying that inflation continues to run well below our objective. and we're still some ways away from maximum employment. for the moment, i don't see any tradeoff whatsoever in achieving our two objectives. they both call for the same policy, namely a highly accommodative monetary policy. so at best, overshooting of inflation or the thought that we will reach our inflation objective before we've attained maximum employment i suppose i would see is at most as a risk that we could face somewhere down the road. symmetrically, it's also conceivably a risk that we would reach our maximum employment objective before we've actually obtained our inflation objective. so there are different

steve. >> thank you, brian. joining us is the professor of psychology at drexel university dr. charles williamslly. good morning to you, doctor. >> thanks for having me. >> we've been watching these pictures of the people, they go crazy. sometimes there's only 20 bucks in the envelope. why so excited? >> remember how excited you were on saturday morning to get up to watch cartoons and opened up your boxes of froot loops and you got your toy. the both -- box of cereal was worth 15 dollars and the toy 15 cents. it is the same thing with the scavenger hunt fueled by twitter. anything that becomes a trend, people want to participate and say i did that too. it makes them feel cool. >> dr. williams, we're all adults now. we should be over this phenomenon. i remember in college, they would set up the booth free t-shirt if you sign up for a credit card. a stupid t-shirt and we would do th-fplt what does it say about our culture? >> we like free stuff, whether a free pen, a t-shirt or 20 tkphrars -- or 20 dollars for starbucks somewhere. it's almost like magic. that child-like joy we have for getting fr

steve, thanks so much. the latest issue of bo on n-- i on newsstands right now. >>> saul williams will join us next." ♪ never give up on a good day i remind you bring the noise ♪ ♪ all in the boys hustle like focus this ♪ can you hear me nobody yells or give a damn ♪ we live like this kill me i love it when they kill me ♪ >> that was a scene from provide a"ho willer if ya hear me." the star of that music is with us, saul williams. >> great to be here. >> let's talk about this show isn't and isn't. it's not the story of tupac's life. >> it's about an ex-con who moves back to a neighborhood and ends up changing his community it was just todd spending a lot of time with tupac's music and weaving through it. >> it's not about tupac's voice or delivery, you know. it is about his words but as an actor, you know, we have to own and what we deliver as a character and what have you, so by no means am i trying to emulate this sound of tupac. however, the spirit of tupac is present, you know. as his mother told me when she was there on his birthday and she said you'll encounter saul williams when you get back

steve will not get any sleep. and prince george and the duchess of cambridge spent father's day watching prince william and his unclegeorge is now walking. >> really? >> yeah. pictures to prove it. >> wow. >> hey, could you show that picture? is it video? >> no, it's a twitter. >> if that happens, we'll break out of a commercial. >> prince george walked yesterday. >> why didn't you call me? >> because your tree was on fire. >> that's right. did i tell you that story? >> yes, you did. straight ahead, a battle is brewing in chicago between these two, rahm emanuel on the right of the screen and donald trump on the left. what is the beef? we'll tell you all about it. >>> and more hidden cash clues expected today. where will the free money show up this time. >>> and you want some had prince. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. nobody ever stomped their foot and asked for less. because what we all really want... ...is more. there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet. and not a "have just a little buffet". that