i had done a lot of songs for movies, sylvester stallone.nished a duet with gladys knight. one of the other greatest singers of the world. tavis: indeed. >> and i said, who is in the movie? and they said, "patrick swayze and jennifer grey." and they would call literally every week am a because i had said my wife is going to have a baby, and i am telling my wife -- they would call literally every week, because i had said my wife was going to have a baby, and i kept telling my wife to happy baby so i could have a hit. we basically did the song just to sing together and make this record, because obviously, the movie was not going to do anything. tavis: right. >> and i was out on the road with the righteous brothers doing a concert, and one of the jockeyskey said -- disc said, "i am playing the heck out of your record." you are singing with a girl, and i said, oh, the gladys knight song, and he said, warnes, and the song was number one all over the world. itis: and you did not see coming? >> i have turned down several careers. i turned down "in

. >>> iconic sylvester stallone runs up in the 1976 movie could get the a big make up. >> new development calls for expansion at the philadelphia museum have of art adding a 24-foot window in the center of the staircase, those plans are final, they are set to be unveiled july 1st. >>> u.s. mens soccer team survives the the group of death, despite a loss to germany highlights from t t >>> welcome back everyone. we're starting off with a live view of ultimate doppler, clouds clearing the area we will probably start off with clouds and it will be hazy but we will improve with lots of sunshine as we go through the rest of the day. lets start off with fox future cast starting at 7:00 a.m. we have fog in spots. humid and mild outside right now but we will see humidity decrease as we go through rest of the the day. clouds around will give way to sunshine but once the sun comes out we will be stable enough that we could create a little bit of instability showers and that is what we will watch out for this afternoon. clouds, sun and then to a few showers, widely scattered and probably very brief b

>> stephen: that's right, yo, an yap already hugely popular with the world's population of sylvester stallonew, when i first learned about an yap that boiled down all your communication into two letters, i expressed myself in one. why? ( applause ) but i joined-- ( cheers ) i joined the yo-th movement when i read the company boasts it takes 11 taps to send the word yo on a rival messaging service compared to two on their yap. that's a nine-tap difference difference. taps you could be spending with your children. ( laughter ) but the true beauty of only said yo is it says so much. as its developer puts it we like to calm cawl it coct-based messaging. you understand by the context what is said. context is everything. in the old days if i texted someone the world yo, and i wanted them to know what it meant, i had to follow up with gurt. and yo is also good for business. for instance, an ice cream truck can yo the kids around the corner. engine getting a yo from the ice cream truck, and parents can sign up to tell their kids to stay away from anyone with the user name "theicecreamtruck." but why

did not trust, where -- why are you making a movie about me and then as people showed up like sylvester stallonemichael douglas and all these people and told stories and i said, this is what they said, it took off. >> did people in hollywood say mike myers wants to make a documentary? >> no, i just made it. i have a very odd career. i just make things. i never really had a career plan. i have these other projects i was working on but shep said yes. >> the first thing i would tell you is do not do the documentary if i was your manager. >> i had to do it. it had to get out. it is a fantastic experience. >> why? >> i financed it myself. >> why are you making the move because -- movie, because this would be a fun gig to do for a while? >> it was around the time i had my first kid. i love new york city and i hate leaving new york city. shep said yes. i thought it was going to be john cassavetes, i would create the canadian realist of the cinematic movement. i would be john sayles, jim jarmusch, all of this combined. i ended up on "saturday night live." i did not know it would necessarily happen. for

. >> sylvester stallone as rocky running up a 1976 movie is running through, all of philadelphia, he ends up on the steps, right. >> yes good tourist from all over the world do this run. >> it looks like that pretty much still. >> yes, they show the city of philadelphia, look out there, no tall buildings, do you remember. you remember the steps? they are thinking of doing a make over on it. let me explain what they will do. they plan to call for an expansion of the whole art museum area especially the steps, adding, listen a 24-foot window mountain center of the staircase. there would be a giant window that will reportedly connect to underground galleries, art galleries to be designed by fancy pants, google frank geary. he is responsible for some of the most iconic buildings in the world. >> you can see down into the steps. >> is that what it is. >> visitors would get a view of philadelphia. so you would walk up their, stand in front of the window so the city is framed as if it is a portrait. >> that is right. >> that is how i get it. >> then look at the art in there. >> you can look

the big wes will it last through ♪ >> all the iconic steps sylvester stallone runs up in the 1976 movieky could get a makeover. new development plans call for an expansion at the philadelphia museum of art. adding a 24-foot window in the center of the staircase. those plans are not final. they are set to be unveiled july 1st. so stay tuned. >> phil collins is taking us back to the 1836 battle of the alamo with the the announcement of his texas size donation to the lone star state. music icon owns the world's largest private of collections artifacts related to the texas revolutionize. he has been looking for new home for his collection. artifacts have mostly been kept in collins home in switzerland but now he's donating to the texas land office. >> the exact place where my collection should be housed should live is the place where it came from. there's things that i have that have never been back here since the day they left in 1836. and i am so proud to have this place as the home for it. >> the texas land commissioner says some artifacts could go on display at the alamo win a year. >>

sylvester stallone didn't beat an bol low in the original "rocky." it was a tie.nd he still married adrian, made five more rocky films and rhinestone ♪ you created a monster >> seriously, what's create with tieing? there's a lot of tieing in "50 shades of grey" and that book sold like crazy. you know what they say. it's not whether you win or lose, it's how you tie the game or how about go out there and tie one for the gipper, or my favorite, winning isn't everything because you know, you can tie. who didn't love the recount after the sort of tie in the 2000 election. >> as for what i'll do next, i don't know the answer to that one yet. >> okay, not everyone loves ties quite as much, but it's not an awful thing either. after all the pain last night, you know one way the u.s. can move on in the world cup? tie germany. if it's so awful, why would we want to do it again? pay no attention to the headlines that say a tie is like kissing your sister. remember, luke and layia kissed in empire strikes back and the rebels still blew up the death star. and it had nothing to

goes, do you want to go to a luau with sylvester stallone and arnold schwarzenegger and whoopi -- andike going to madame tussauds with a roasted pig. [ laughter ] i had such a fantastic time. and the thing i loved about him, he's very comfortable with maybe the world's most famous people. and also very lovely to just people, like just everybody. and i just thought, this guy's fascinating. so i just started asking him stories. and for 20 years i've been asking him stories. and for 20 years i've been saying, please let me do a film about you. and then, three years ago, he said yes. now i had other things that i was going to do. and i've never really planned my career. i wouldn't know how to plan a career. i just make stuff. and i just thought, okay. that's my next movie. so i've been spending the last two and a half years doing that. and i had two children, so -- >> seth: that's great. [ cheers and applause ] that's great for you. we're going to come right back. when we come back, shep's going to join us. and we'll take a look at the movie. it's great, and i can't wait to talk to both o