trump? >> yes. >> mr.wcomers to the world of the ultra rich. we brought in lou eisenberg and curtis sharp. >> do you remember lou or curtis? >> i do. and it was a big deal. they won a tremendous am of money and how are you guys doing? >> winning the lotto was a real good thing. >> remember when they starred in lottery commercials they separately lost every penny of their jackpot. >> you lost your women on wine, women and song? >> yes. >> was it worth it? >> to me, it was. >> what would you advise them. >> i would advise you, there's only so much you can give out. i gave out a lot of money, and now if i need 10, $20, nobody is around. >> ironically, trump is the first to say he knows all about losing money. >> in the early 1990s, i owed billions of dollars. and the markets have totally crashed. but the real estate, all of a sudden it was worth one third of what it used to be worth and i was stuck with billions of dollars of debt. today he's estimated to be worth 3.1 billion. and now he wants to come to the

and donald trump goes, "a floating head!? that's great!" with an idea. >> and everyone else sits silently. >> jimmy: where's lisa, mary-lou, your team -- like, no one said anything. you're just sitting there going like, all right let's think about this. and everyone's like, let's not think about. floating head. then, i got really tricky and then i go, "oh, that's it, dee's going home." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i was a dead man. dead man walking. >> jimmy: i was bummed out. >> and i'm faked bummed, like i said. >> jimmy: yeah, i know -- but i'm genuinely happy to come back -- that you came back. >> it's an odd show though, because when you get fired, you still get paid. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, it's great. >> jimmy: that's kind of fantastic. you got to want that. [ cheers and applause ] dee, i wanted to give you a little chance to get back at donald trump. what we do is, even though donald trump fired you, we thought we'd let you turn the tables tonight and fire him. so, here's how it's gonna work, we're gonna give you a donald trump di

trump. her beauty lives 5,000 miles past heaven. have you ever had your genitalia so excited that it spins like a ferris wheel in a carnival ride? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what? >> steve: what? no! >> jimmy: what's really crazy is that's his actual profile on match.com. [ laughter ] it's just the weirdest -- it's not going to help him. i don't even know how you come up with that? >> steve: like a ferris wheel at a carnival ride. >> jimmy: i don't understand. it's a fun show. i've been watching. hey, you guys, this is scary. scientists have discovered a new type of tarantula that is eight inches wide. yeah, even environmentalists are like, "you killed that thing, right?" [ laughter ] get this. over the weekend, a rare baseball card was sold at an auction for $2 million. yep. turns out it's an a-rod card that actually shows him playing. [ laughter ] "where'd you get that?" [ applause ] this is crazy. today, an anti-government protester confronted russian president vladimir putin and took off her shirt. take a loo

a wrestling crowd, maybe the guy in the suit. >> and donald trump. a little donald trump.an odd fit. i wonder why he agreed to do it. >> i can't imagine. yeah, he had to leave out of an emergency exit because things were so bad. >> that bad? >> if you get booed by that many thousands of people, i don't know how many people, but madison square garden is pretty big. i'd be finding another way out of there. >> bet he went do any wrestling gigs. >> yeah, that's what i'm thinking. >>> coming up, the act of kindness that turned into an act of cruelty. >>> an 89-year-old woman was in the middle of this story of survival. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i will survive ♪ i will survive ♪ as long as i still know how to love ♪ ♪ i've got all my life to live ♪ i've got all my love to give ♪ i will survive >> finally this half-hour, a story of survival. an 89-year-old woman held captive in her car trunk for two days. >> the victim of two teenage girls accused of stealing her car and locking her up. but you may be surprised when you hear the victim's message now. abc's gio benitez

she is the latest celebrity fired by donald trump on "all-star celebrity apprentice," brande rodericks dropping in! [ cheers and applause ] did you see her biting her lip when gary was talking? [ impersonating busey ] "romance is ready over top man --" and she's going, "don't laugh, okay." this last guy, he's a "top chef" winner and the host of the esquire network's "knife fights," ilan hall will be joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he's a good guy. talented chef. you guys, i always say our show is lucky to have the greatest band in late night, the roots, right there. [ cheers and applause ] but it isn't always fun and games. from time to time, we put the roots to the test. that's right, we pick people from our audience and have the roots make up songs about them on the spot. it is time for "freestylin' with the roots!" ♪ time to freestyle with the roots ♪ >> jimmy: oh, very good, roots, you guys ready to do this? [ cheers and applause ] oh, man! who wants a song about them? guy right there. stand up, my man. how you doing, buddy? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: doing great.

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okay, first of all why does donald trump have to put his name on everything? seriously jon? what kind of narcissistic (bleep) wants naming rights on racism. >> jon: they wanted to talk openly about race and racism. >> it was open all right. >> he writes a letter to a former slave and says i forgive you for all the things you did to me. >> for giving him shelter and food all these years? >> he's defending slave owners. oh, my god, jon, that's fantastic. knoll wonder that guy is sick of being called racist. i bet he gets called racist but other racists. it's unbelievable. >> jon: food and shelter he would lick reparations for descendents of slave owners. >> jon, it's not bad. you know they've had it for the past 150 years. >> jon: food, shelter, free transatlantic cruises. that doesn't come cheap. >> maybe there's some compensation for that. >> jon: how about 40 mules and an acre. we're both joking, right? aren't we joking about this? >> i'm not anymore, jon. i think i finally figured out how black people can get reparation, offer them to the descendants of slave owners. accor

trump we lost $45 this week. they get paid $350 and $400 a week. they said we didn't know the tax increases would affect us. we heard it was people over $250,000 and people making a lot of money. everybody has been very hurt by really if you add it up, it is obama care. >> greta: if you look at the numbers, added 88,000 in the month of march. the unemployment level went down to 7.6. several crimes here, check crimes is we discouraged so many people out of the job market so they aren't even counted hence the number goes done. we put this incredible depressing film over the economic job market. >> well, that is the big fall lacy. people give up looking for a count them in theefore stop and numbers and we have this report that the numbers went down. the numbers haven't gone down. the real number is probably 17% or 18% if you really look at it. the country is in trouble and we lost our incentives. we don't have the incentive like we used to have. other countries starting at a different level they picked up our old formula. we lost the old formula. also

donald trump, continued success, not that you need it. >> thank you very much.ake care of yourself. >> neil: if you play professional football you kind of know in advance it's rough. but if you get roughed up, should the nfl pay up? our legal eagles take to the field to try this. >>> from the gridiron to the gavel, today a court hearing to decide whether the nfl will take a hit. players suing saying the nfl should pay. the now it's up to the judge. angela and rebecca are here to try this. >> you know, this is a issue procedurally. we're not talking about substantive action. we're saying the nfl is being sued by former retired players who are saying i got very bad concussions, now i have demint at a, i can't see straight, i'm having problems related to what their doctors say was improper treatment, pushed back to the field too soon so they're -- >> neil: do they have a case? >> they could. they're suing in federal court and there are ways around collective bargaining that allows them. >> neil: so they could. >> i disagree. i think the judge will grant the nfl mot

donald trump often appears on fox. a fox appears on trump's head.u're at the "the washington post" table and you cannot finish your entree, don't worry. the fox will eat it. if i can for a moment talk about the birther issue, when did we get so suspicious about where people are bored? a poll said 38% of americans think that the president was born in the u.s. in this same poll, only 5% more said donald trump was born in the u.s. has it reached the point where americans only thing something -- someone was born here if they saw it? i know my younger brother was born here, but when it comes to my older brother i can only take him at his word. gary busey said that donald trump would make a great president. he said the same thing about an old rusty . cage he found. trump owns the miss usa pageant. it is great for republicans because it will streamline their search for a vice-president. donald trump said he has a great relationship with blacks. are a familylacks of white people i will bet he is mistaken. is rich.hat trump si but nobody told his accent. he

, which donald trump did not find funny at all, that last little set of jokes is probably not the most hilarious thing ever said by a president at the white house correspondents dinner but it will always make the best-of reel anyway because we learned after the fact that while president obama was there at the podium that night, dissecting this creepy bill they're with the conspiracy theory about his birth certificate, while he was doing that we later learned that he was also in the middle of overseeing the operation, the super risky high stakes operation that sent navy s.e.a.l.s into pakistan to secretly kill osama bin laden. they thought it would raise suspicions that something was up if president obama skipped the dinner that year. so they had him show up, tell jokes as usual, and everybody was none the wiser. puts a different spin on how the president handles the responsibility of getting the timing right on the implied hair do donald trump related gary busey joke. in one instance there was a presidential joke at one of the fancy washington dinners that did not just look different w

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donald trump joins us. nice to talk to you, donald. >> hello, greta. >> greta: this whole mess with the furloughs, the air traffic controllers, what has been the impact on business? >> it's been very negative. it was politics and i think it backfired on the president and everybody else that played the game. but it's been very negative for businesses throughout the country. >> greta: when you say it backfired on the president, how has it backfired on the president? he's in his second term, he's not going to run again. does it mean he won't be as influential with other programs he would like to marshal through the house and senate? >> they say he wanted this to happen from the standpoint he wanted to show he was right about the sequester. it's almost hard to believe that could be possible, but there are many people and people that i know very much that he wanted this to happen, but it backfired on him, and it's ashame. but it's a shame really for the people that are waiting five hours at an airport to take of

donald trump joins us. nice to talk to you, donald. >> hello, greta. >> greta: the mess, what has been the impact on business and will is now be over? >> well, it has been very negative. people are waiting three, four, five hours at the airport. it was politics and i think it backfired on the president and probably everybody else that played the game but you it has been certainly very negative for businesses all throughout the country. >> greta: you say it backfired on the president and it was politics? how has it backfired. h his second term and not going to run again. does that mean that he won't be as influencial in other programs he would like to sort of martial through the house and the senate? >> they say he wanted this to happen from the standpoint he wanted to show that he was right about the sequester. almost hard to believe that that could be possible but there are people that i know very much that he wanted this to happen but it really backfired on him and it is a shame. but a shame really for th

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donald trump said it best think big. i like that. also to see you made some mention of the democrats maybe in 20 years from now san francisco will hold the olympics. the eyes of the world is open to san francisco. i want to say one other thing about the america's cup. have we really reached anti to the community? that i want to make sure that it's for kids and anybody can come down to the port and this port belongs to every citizen in san francisco and wow. how do we engage them? you need to come down and engage this. that is one of the things i want to say we're celebrating a hundred and 50 years. a lot of people don't know about this anniversary. i would like to tell many others about this. i want the community to be more involved i want them to say i can get my head around the america's cup and what it can do for our community 5, 10 years from now. i like what you were saying about the benefits down the line >> i think most point - what is this bringing to my constituents. to link all the city's neighborhoods to this waterfront. t

card, your so-called trump card. you called the defendant a psychopath. a psychopath. now in the thin blue line case the defendant was called a psychopath, sociopath, take your choice because he went to work every day. he didn't change his physical appearance. he didn't try to run. he didn't change his habits. .. [no audio] >> in the late '60s every doctor, it was a very common in the way, students took amphetamines to stay up and focus and if you are the emergency room doctor is not unusual to take amphetamines. tens of millions took amphetamines but did not kill their families. but the interpretation that was the explanation he became a psychopath for those few minutes. >> there is the three pronged analysis then i will stop this. bedwetting, come home to find one of the baby girls had wet the bet, diet pills which was an amphetamine and psychopathy. you put those three things together and really problem is the diet pill how many had been distributed? in the united states? the answer is hundreds and hundreds if not

donald trump, anderson cooper, dr. phil. these are all people she follows. i think you find out when you hack your boyfriend to death, claim it was self defense and that you blacked out most of it, go to jail, start lampooning everyone, that's when you know who your real friends are. your real friends come to jail, have horrific tweets to retweet. this is the one she did for the prosecutor, the little man one. she goes, hmm, anger management problems anyone? that was workshoped. that was planned. they sat in a room together and after hours that's what they turned out. >> it's amazing because the jury isn't allowed to watch coverage of it, but she's allowed to tweet about it. that's bizarre. >> she's also allowed to attack this guy. she already murdered him, she cut him to death and now she's airing their sex life to everyone and attacking him. >> she is an awful person. >> she really is. >> this trial is a disgrace. she's a stone cold psycho killer. what is the issue here? unlike my wife, i'm not following it day to day but i don't understand. clearly guilty

trump did let you go.on? >> that was sad. it upset me a great deal, because i love michael -- >> he is the love of my life. >> in case people don't know, explain what you -- >> i won't repeat that i think it's the ugliest statement ever made in the history of reality tv. >> basically she said you were responsible for the death of your fiance. >> yes. >> meaning that life with you would cause a person to have a heart attack. >> no, she said i actually did the deed. >> how do you cause a heart attack in someone? >> maybe in la toya's world that's what people do. >> now it went beyond hurting your feelings, this is going down the legal road? >> i think when you mess with the legacy of a man who was so kind and so sweet -- and you -- insert something so dark and ugly into his story, when you pull up his name, that's what she said. that has to be corrected. that is not his story. >> do you think she slipped under the pressure of taping the show? >> i can't get in the head of la toya jackson. >> but it was repea

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>> brian: donald trump is in the on dark circle.nal news as well. we're going to share that with you and so much more on this monday. >> gretchen: first, your headlines. hugo chavez's chosen heir winning a razor thin presidential election but not without opposition. the opponent demand ago recount. his opponent says if he was illegitimate before, he's even more ill legitimate before. >>> less than one week before the first election since u.s. troops left in 102011, a -- 2011, a series of attacks leaving people dead. many of the attacks involved car bombs that took place in and near fallujah in the shiite parts of the country. no one claimed responsibility. but they assemble the work of al-qaeda in iraq. >>> can kate middleton save the struggling carnival cruises? the company is hoping to boost their image be godmother to its royal ship. carnival's reputation taking a hit after a string of bad accidents. first toe costa concordia and then the triumph. >>> george w. bush has a new title. grandfather. his daughter, jenna bush hager and

. >> jimmy: plus he's the latest celebrity fired by donald trump on "all-star celebrity apprentice,"! [ cheers and applause ] and you know her, you love her from nbc's "parks and recreation," the very funny retta is doing standup comedy right here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] that's a treat. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: this is going to be a fun show. i got one of those -- i got that feeling. i know it. just because busey's in the building. >> steve: right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if you're a fan of "celebrity apprentice" like i am, you have to love gary busey. he's the greatest. he's so much fun to watch. and he says the craziest, most insane things. he also says some really profound stuff, too. stuff that makes you think. unfortunately, he was fired from the show last night. but his words live on. that's right. it's time for "gary busey karaoke." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ gary busey karaoke time ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to "gary busey karaoke" where we combine the beautiful music of the roots with the equally beautiful words of gary busey. [ laughter ] these are words taken directly

. >>> the economic interests of north korean leaders are in some cases trumping feelings of animosity they have toward their neighbor. they allowed south korean workers to cross the border on monday to operate a jointly run industrial complex. but some of the workers say the atmosphere at the facility has changed. north korean officials said over the woke end, they would close the industrial park if south korea continued trying to undermine their nation's dignity. they announced monday they would allow personnel in and out of the zone. many of the workers said operations at the complex were no different than any other day. but some mentioned tougher security checks by north korean authorities. >> translator: north korean workers did not respond to me even though i tried to start conversations. their attitude toward south korean workers has changed. >> 50,000 north koreans work for south korean companies in the complex. it is source of badly needed currency for the north. nhk world covers the korean opinions for us. >> reporter: north korean leaders are being more provocative because o

donald trump is a reputable figure granted fund-raising status with the nominee. you can understand why they think it is cool, they don't believe it when they have training sessions because they have been a party and working in concert with a whole communication strategy that tries to get the quote, unquote political benefit out of being bigoted without paying a price. they're running out of steam. this was a nod and wink for a long time. >> that's a hugely important point. if your line is here, you must put your behavior line inside that. boehner didn't do that. he let members of the house, forget trump, real members talk about the birth certificate, and boehner never cracked down. now he finds they're way out here on the line because he made them think all of this stuff is okay, this stuff close to the line is okay. >> now we shifted the line. these guys like ari is saying haven't totally gotten the memo. i think you'll see the same problem with the republican electorate itself. they not only used it, politicians used it to drive up turnout, to stoke fear about

[ impersonating trump ] "hi, it's donald trump, welcome to celebrity 911." [ laughter ] what is happeningto show everyone a clip. here's abigail breslin and halle berry in the new movie "the call" in theaters firday. >> yeah, i can. >> is there any way you can break it out? [ banging ] good work. i need you to stick your arm out and wave it, wave it, wave it, okay? >> okay. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> someone's stuck in the trunk of the car in front of me. >> yo, i got her! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go! go see abigail breslin and halle berry in "the call" this weekend. justin timberlake performs next. see you after the break, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest will release his new album "the 20/20 experience," on march 19th. he's here tonight to perform the song, "let the groove get in." live for the first time with a little help from the roots. please welcome back, justin timberlake! ♪ ♪ are you comfortable right there right there let the groove get in there there right there ♪ ♪ are you comfortable right there r

. >> jimmy: plus, she's the latest celebrity fired by donald trump on "all-star celebrity apprentice.] and we have music from janelle monae! [ cheers and applause ] that's big time. that's a big show. >> steve: a big show. >> jimmy: that's a big show. >> steve: that's a giant show. >> jimmy: you guys, president obama has been in the news a lot lately. and one thing i've noticed about him is that he has a very expressive face. it's like he has thousands of different facial expressions. one for every occasion. now, you all know the classics, like this one -- the determined, yet hopeful. that's what i call that one. but there are tons more that you just don't see as often. you can almost tell what he's thinking just by looking at his face. so i thought tonight we'd take a look at some of his lesser known facial expressions in a segment we call "obama expressions." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, let's take a look at this first lesser known expression. it's obama relaxing in the oval office. this is the "damn, it feels good to be president." [ laughter ] here's another lesser kno

let's bring in donald trump now, the author of "time to get tough.". >> gretchen: thanks so much. let's talk a little bit about capitol hill coming together. say it isn't so. labor and big business agreeing apparently on a key part of the immigration reform bill. the final deal still faces hurdles and so is this guest worker program, in your mind a good idea? >> well, the republicans are just absolutely rushing to do what they can to get out of the box they're in. they're in somewhat of a box or maybe they're not. but they think they are and they're going to make it possible for 11 million or 12 million illegals to become citizens and i always warn them and tell them and they ask for my opinion, every single one of those 12 million people will be voting against the republicans. so you have to look at it and we want to do the right thing and you have to do the right thing. but those 12 million votes are going to the democrats no matter what they do, no matter how far out in front they are, it makes absolutely no difference. >> steve: one of the stickin

donald trump.ted what do you think of water boarding the boston bomber sometime, i suspect it will make him talk. >> what you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic absurd things i have heard. everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. >> look, dumb ass. he can't talk! >> stephanie: >> stephanie: let's kill him before he get any answer. >> poor some water in the hole in his throat. that will get him to talk. >> stephanie: seriously, donald trump. ♪ you are an idiot ♪ >> i would like to see donald trump water boarded just to see what his hair looks like. >> stephanie: all right. dzhokher -- they really do. this entire family needs to buy a vowel. >> there's plenty of vowels >> stephanie: i once debated michael nebyeb about -- >> apparently it's all neb. >> stephanie: dzhokher that guy, he has been charged -- we were talking about the charges with the use of a weapon of mass destruction, and property resulting in death. >> george bush attacked saddam hussein claiming he has

the only time i saw him go after people in the room when he did donald trump and donald trump was reallyrtable. >> he was frozen. >> he was frozen. one of the best ones, you know, he's aloof and people don't like him, a little joke and then he said and they want me to go have a drink with mitch mcconnell. you go have a drink with mitch mcconnell. i thought that was the line of the night. >> you think so too? everybody has this feel for mitch, it wouldn't be much of a drink in terms of it wouldn't be much of a moment. the president also talked about republicans' minority outreach efforts. this was my favorite. but he says they still haven't got it right. let's watch. >> i know republicans are still sorting out what happened in 2012. but one thing they all agree on is they need to do a better job of reaching out to minorities. and, look, call me self-centered, but i can think of one minority they could start with. hello. >> liz, what did you think of that? i thought it was pretty nice of him to admit that was something they could have done a little nicer, like say let's work out one of the

. >>> ivanka trump announced she and her husband are expecting their second child this fall.ane fonda will be playing first lady nancy reagan in an upcoming film causing some to boycott the movie. in response to her critics, fonda says get a life. i might not have always agreed with nancy reagan, but i admire her, and she was a forceful, loyal and powerful first lady. >> you think she looks the part? >> i think she can pull that one off. i really do. >>> justin bieber is launching his own prepaid debit card. yes, you heard that right. i know. what else can the biebs do, right? it's aimed at young consumers to teach them about respoible spending. but in the fine print, it leaves a lot to be desired. extra costs on the card include monthly fees, loading fees, inactivity charges and even balance inquiries. that could be a tough run. >>> and finally, get ready to head back to the overlook hotel. warner brothers is in the early stages of a prequel to the horror classic "the shining." even though the script is being written by a walking dead alumnus, fans of the original kubrick fi

. >>> a $6 milton tower trump apartment, the russian mob and illegal high stakes poker games that dealt in hollywood stars like leonardo dicaprio and tobey mcguire. what do they all have in common? a $100 million money laundering scheme and 30 arrests. bertha coonz ties it all together for us. >> as f. f.b.i. agents raided the building. federal authorities searched the 34-year-old owner with playing a leading role in a massive international gambling ring caterering to celebrities and wall street professionals. and a money-laundering conspiracy that stretched from new york to kiev. prosecutors say the mob laundered millions in elicit profits through real estate including a 63rd floor apartment in truch tower. >>> they were saddened to see the gallery implicated in criminal activity. but they know that it's not a member of the art dealer's association of america. he's not known for fostering and nurturing artists as many other dealers do. but rather for building a collection for more than a billion dollars actively buying and selling at major auctions. in london, last fall, he bought a wa

. >>> the economic interests of north korean leaders are in some cases trumping feelings of animosity they have toward their neighbor. they allowed workers to cross, but the workers say the atmosphere at the facility as changed. north korean officials said over the week they would close the industrial park if south korea continued to try to undermine their dignity. they said they would allow personal in and out of the zone. so many of them said operations at the complex were no different than any other day, but some mentioned heightened tensions and tougher security checks by north korean authorities. >> translator: authority korean workers did not respond to me even though i started to start conversations. their attitude toward south korean workers changed. >>> the operations are the source of badly needed foreign currency for the north. >>> the friction on the korean peninsula is generating heat across asia. earlier i speak to nhk world's kengo komoato who worked as a correspondent in seoul and watched this kind of crisis unfold before. why are the north koreans being more provocati

it got even more confusing today when donald trump showed up, demanded to know if it was legal for himrry himself. that was the next -- [ light laughter ] did you see who was in the courtroom? director rob reiner. he's been there every day. he's there because he plans to make a film about prop 8. that's the bill that bans same-sex marriage in california. he's going to make a movie about it called "when harry met larry." well, ashley judd announced she will not be running for senate in kentucky against mitch mcconnell. and mitch mcconnell announced he will not be co-starring in any romantic comedies with matthew mcconaughey. so there you go. so it all worked out. [ laughter and applause ] hey, listen to this. the very last human toll taker on the golden gate bridge has been given her pink slip. [ audience aws ] replaced with an automated system. last toll taker is gone. well, that is the best place to be when you're depressed about losing your job, huh? [ laughter ]

line here -- i think for me what's going on is this is where harvard's fear of being called racist trumps harvard's fear of being called sexist. >> i think that's probably been true. having been called a racist today, i feel their pain. >> and you are a racist. >> yeah. on the other hand, you kind of brought that on yourself, didn't you? >> well, it was instigated by two people sitting at this table. >> not so heavy -- >> bernard and tucker. >> glad i'm not sitting at the table. i rain -- iranian scientist said he's -- it's also the same regime that said there are no gay people in iran. >> what? >> bill, you said correctly -- i don't think the scientist claimed he invented a time machine. that was what the ran before they pulled the story. >> what are you talking about? >> what do you mean? >> what are you talking about? >> the story about the iranian scientist creating the time machine. >> we haven't done that yet. >> i've got to go, man. >> we didn't do that yet. >> gotta go. >> what was that about? >> time is up. >> all right. >>> coming up, tucker performs the latest single off his la

today, dish, offering to buy the company to trump the proposal from softbank. dish saying the offer is a superior alternative. a 13% premium to softbank's $20 billion bid to buy 70% of sprint. the chairman saying quote, a transformtive merger will create the only company that can offer customers the fully integrated nationwide bundle. he is trying to push dish from the slower growing pay tv business into the faster growing wireless industry and to break the mold of his pay tv rivals like directv and comcast. the bid comes at a time of consolidation in the wire redskins industry and growth in the broad band business. he wants to offer a wireless alternative by making this deal with sprint, which he says is well positioned to offer wi-fi in dense areas. a bold move in a competitive landscape that raised concerns for some analysts. >> on the one hand, capital dish would be spending everything they have in order to acquire sprint. they then don't have the capital to invest in sprint and extract all the value they would have amassed. the second thing is operating sk

. >> reporter: north korea threatening to use its trump card, bluffing a superpower, perhaps proving nuclear threats work. for years, the u.s. has been trying to convince states, including iran, that they're safer without nuclear weapons. north korea is trying to prove us wrong. brian? >> richard engel remains in seoul, south korea tonight, richard, thanks. >>> in this country severe weather is forming a crescent over the entire eastern third of the nation, stretching from texas to new orleans area to the new york city suburbs, rolling thunderstorms, high winds and hail with very cold air, ice and snow sweeping in behind it, and just before our air time tonight, confirmation there has indeed been severe weather, weather channel meteorologist chris warren with us from headquarters in atlanta tonight, chris, good evening. >> good evening to you, brian. it is turning into a very active and dangerous night. the reason, mother nature taking areas that were enjoying spring and even summer-like weather, quickly back into winter, and the result, it's turning out to be dangerous. already repo