you mean to tell me, people who love musicals, don't love tupac shakur?ghter ] good thing i thought about that, for one second, before investing thousands of dollars. [ laughter ] this is weird. a connecticut restaurant, has had its giant hamburger statue returned after it was stolen and left in the woods. the culprit apologized for the theft saying, "robble, robble." [ laughter ] one of my many wonderful impressions is the hamburglar. [ light laughter ] this is just incredible. a woman has gone $30,000 in debt paying for plastic surgery in an attempt to transform herself into kim kardashian. the woman's name is khloe kardashian. [ laughter ] she's getting closer. [ applause ] getting closer everyday. this is a very telling story, i think. a new report shows more americans are going to cuddle parties, cuddle parties, where strangers snuggle up as a way to deal with loneliness or as that's known in new york, the f train. [ laughter ] listen to this. over the weekend, firefighters in minnesota rescued a woman who had been stuck in quicksand for over 14 hour

in 1996 he was with rapper tupac shakur when he was gunned down.e is expected to recover. >>> and on the "cbs moneywatch" electronics feel the heat and a whopper of a burger for burger king. good morning, jill. >> good morning. they weathercast the government to crack down on e-cigarettes. the association released a statement today saying e-cigarettes can lead the way to using regular cigarettes for young users. they say devices should be a last resort to help smokerers quit. e-cigarettes have nearly $2 billion in annual sales. >> here on wall street lots of economic news for investors to digest this week. a new report on home sales will be released today and durable goods tomorrow. last week the dow gained 337 points, the nasdaq added 73, and the s&p rose 33. >>> burger king may be heading north. the fast food franchise is in talks by the doughnut chain tim hortons, which happened to be located canada. if the sale goes through, burger king will move its headquarters there and take advantage of its tax break. >>> and summer's biggest blockbuster ha

di diddy did it, tupac, jay-z, i've done it. of course. run dmc has done it. up know what i mean?eneration i think that generation got caught there, because they invented it. they invented rock with rap and getting all of this wide audience and then we brought it back to the street. and then that world, outside world, came to us anyway. we didn't have to put guitars in it. we didn't have to do anything to make, to cross over. they crossed over to us, with our generation. mine and wu-tang and all that. >> what do you make of the fact that you have survived an industry that has at times had its own level of violence in part because you chose to stay out of the way? is that what you meant why in, or did you mean something else? >> no. you got it. it's the same way in the streets. ifyou feel like you're on to something that's going to be big, and there's a lot of distractions. there's a lot of people that's not going to want to see you get there, then you have to navigate yourself around that. you've got to -- it was the same thing, those same rules apply to the rap. streets, record d

tupac said that. the real one. that when an illness is new, it is difficult to detect but easy to cure. as it matures it becomes easier to detect but more difficult to cure. you see the challenges that our community failses and you see them on a microand macrolevel. you see how so many of our people, not just children. because everybody shouldn't work with young people. one of the things they struggled with when i was in social work school was that there were people ill didn't think were called. i believe that you're called to be a social worker. some people do it because it seemed like the easiest masters they were going to get. some did it because it seemed like there was nothing else to do. but for those of us who are called, we take great offense to having those people, even in our classes. right, because then you get stuck with them in a group. you can't eat without being in a group. you can't go to the bathroom. social workers have to work together. where are you going? the water fountain. come on, i'll go wi

. >> that it was tupac's first album. >> is this disgusting or art? >> this is disgusting.ds have been all over it. you can't use that butter again. you can't donate the butter to anyone. your grimy hands are smearing all over it. >> andy, what do you think they will do withtter? >> this is perfection. kevin kostner is an american treasure. we are all lucky to be living and he made draft day and jack ryan and shadow recruit better than they were. >> did you see those movies? >> i did. >> i love kevin kostner. between that a and there is nothing more american than artery clogging butter this is perfection. >> if you ever meet the real kevin kostner you can't say i can't believe it is not butter? >> we used that in the story. >> did you? >> what person would you want to see sculpted in butter? >> it looks like grand paul to me. >> i don't know. >> i wanted a sculpture of butter of lou daabs. but i still don't think that would be as smooth as the man himself. >> lou is always smooth. >> was he made from salted or unsalted? >> that is nonof your business. we have to go. joe app

program from a nuclear submarine program and in 1953 his father earl carter senior succumbs to his tupac a day habit. jimmy carter was granted leave to go back to planes and attend his father's bedside. that was aired revelatory moment because he saw what his father's life had meant to so many people , things they did not know about his father, the time, for example, that he provided money to a family so that they could buy new clothes to celebrate their daughter's graduation from high school. something that they could not have afforded to do otherwise. that time that he carried people's mortgages when they were too poor or too strapped to do so. the times that he had extended credit to various people in the family. and he returned to his posting in schenectady, new york wanting to have a life much more like his father had to do the kinds of good things that his father had done in the community to his decision to leave was rosalynn carter who was not amused by this development. apparently has nearly as i can tell and there are probably people in the audience and confirm or deny this, the

jimmy hendricks left with 100 unreleased songs, tupac shakur. >> seven albums after he died. >> theseprolitic because they are artist and they're passionate. robin williams was no exception. he was a person who even blooifed that it was ka thard toik use comedy as a way to deal with personal trauma, and -- >> did you meet robin williams? >> i never got to meet him? but i did speak about this issue where all of these comedians tend to kind of mask all their pain with comedy. and he was one of those people who did that. >> i was thinking philip seymour hoffman, of course we lost him, and his movie came out not long after his death. >> right. >> and the producers, those associated with the film were able to through editing i'm assuming complete the project. >> they're able to do that. what it does is puts an incredible burden on the families and incredible a. responsibility on the children who are inheriting this huge estate that is going to not just the insurance and not just the real estate, but all of the business opportunities that will come. because when you look at it, he is going

he is probably best known for driving the car when rapper tupac shakur was shot and killed in 1996 in. the knight family issuing a statement asking people to quote, stay away from the negativity portrayed by the media because suge has done a lot of things for the community and the culture as a whole so we hope you respect that. unquote. so they will be looking for the shooter. back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> great britain one of our strongest allies, but that wasn't always the case. 200 years ago, the brits torched the white house and now some diplomats are in hot water for how they are marking that occasion. >>> the british embassy now apologizing for celebrating the burning of washington during the war of 1812. it tweeted this picture yesterday. the caption reads commemorating the 200th anniversary of burning the white house. only sparklers this time. well, the joke fell flat. the embassy then explaining quote, we meant to mark an event in our history and celebrate our strong friendship today. things just kept getting worse for one bicyclist. first it was raining, he was s

the bottom of a hamper. [ laughter ] not today, but some day i will learn how to correctly pronounce tupacay. [ laughter ] i have the titular line in the film "new year's eve," and the only thing worse than my acting is the fact that i use words like "titular" and call movies "film." [ laughter ] i matter and what i have to offer this world also matters. but not really. let's be real about this. if the lights went out and we entered some sort of apocalypse, i would be the first one killed and eaten by real men with strong bodies. [ laughter ] i have no tangible skills outside of talking and wearing makeup. [ laughter ] when we are digging through garbage dumps looking for half filled bottles of sprite and cooking rats over a burning tire, no one is gonna be saying, "hey, i wish someone would do a strong monologue right now." [ laughter ] i am useless and lucky. [ laughter ] i have as few problems as i did characters on "snl." [ laughter and applause ] we'll be right back with taylor swift! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ as a teacher i'm always or planning for the month. so, like the 5th of each

this is not a hologram, this is not a tupac situation. >> no, i am here. >> jimmy: this is the real you> jimmy: you made your first movie, i wouldn't describe it as a horror movie, i get scared at scary movies. >> yeah, you don't like gore. >> jimmy: there's no gore in it, which i like, and it's very creepy and very scary and you got great reviews for it from rotten tomatoes, like 89%. >> yeah, it's really a well reviewed movie. >> jimmy: yeah, has that ever happened to you before? >> yes, but again, it is just weird. i'm just as surprised, you know, it is a found footage movie. and i'm not actually a fan of found footage movies. >> jimmy: that's great. you're off to a good start. >> well, you know. >> jimmy: in fact, the only bad reviews it got were from bobcat him. >> yeah. might as well masturbate for 80 minutes. hi, i'm bobcat goldthwait. you know, i -- you know, found foot an, the conceit is terrible things happen, then like who found this footage? hey, i know your family died but if we recut it we could have a tremendous picture here, they would have wanted it that way. i tried to

the tupac in all this, making himself the center of attention, that's steve king. position on immigration now is identical to the official republican position, which is that the only answer is maximum deportations, due process be damned. and maximum border militarization. king said of the bill they passed, it's like i ordered it off the menu. he also cites the bible to why he fights to protect them. when you see tens of thousands of children fleeing death, you might think compassion would follow, but republicans had spent decades preaching no an ne amnesty that the party can no longer be reasonable partners if finding a solution. surely the hackneyed meme that congress could be led by the president if only he were more of a leader or more whatever is dead, after once again we see that the house is a caucus that struggled to be led by anyone in its own party. a little more charm or force or golf with obama would make no difference. he's the enemy the the two gop factions can agree on even as they're at war with each other. the real problem is war itself. political s

theiavelli said, not tupac, real one, that when an illness is new, it is difficult to detect but easy to cure. as it matures, it becomes easier to detect and more difficult to cure. you see the germination of some of the most difficult challenges that our community faces and you see them on a micro and macro level. you see how so many of our people, not just children -- because everybody should be working with young people. one of the things that i struggled with when i was in social work school was that there were people i did not think were called. i believe that you are called to be a social worker. some people do it because it seemed like the easiest masters they were going to get. some people did it because there was nothing else to do. are called, us who we take great offense to having those people even in our classes. then you get stuck with them on a group project. social workers have got to do everything in a group. you cannot eat without being in a group. you cannot go to the bathroom -- social workers have got to work together. where are you going? water fountain. well, i w

dog and tupac 15 to lead a started making noises there would not respond this to their ground but advancingthis started a sudden nervous >> : and you be able to get his elderly dog fast enough but he did it barely >> : site away the rest of all >> : the back side of the shovel to scare them wide bidding go far so i kept trying at >> : a step on any it they still then move >> : he finally brought the pack we drove down the street fleshing his high beams >> : their hunting and pack it's very scary to my heart started pounding person must seen that many so quickly >> : he is worried they will be back >> : that usually what happens is make yourself large or something or yell what it's very sad to think we ought to stay were now the chance dog. >> : for this weekends at the farm sector turn to more questions of the north bay crude looking live right now gold gate bridge will cloud still hanging on here the check about the course of all that this weekend a little more cloud cover will be cooler next week more comfortable where sunshine as well 70's 80's for mutt job next week some radar picture r

machiavelli said, not tupac, the real one, that when an illness is new, it is difficult to detect but easy to cure. as it matures, it becomes easier to detect and more difficult to cure. you see the germination of some of the most difficult challenges that our community faces and you see them on a micro and macro level. you see how so many of our people, not just children -- because everybody should be -- shouldn't work with young people. one of the things that i struggled with when i was in social work school was that there were people i did not think were called. i believe that you are called to be a social worker. some people do it because it seemed like the easiest masters they were going to get. some people did it because there was nothing else to do. for those of us who are called, we take great offense to having those people even in our classes. then you get stuck with them on a group project. social workers have got to do everything in a group. you cannot eat without being in a group. you cannot go to the bathroom -- social workers have got to work together. where are you goin

>> and tupac had been in his car years ago. >> yeah, yeah. >> when there was also a shooting.been shot at. >> with biggie small? >> i don't know about the biggie small part. >> did he live? >> shug knight did live. he's in the hospital. >> this is part of the buzz about the vma that we've been talking about this morning that i have to read now. it was perhaps a 2-year-old who stole the show, blue ivy watched her mom beyonce perform, and then was brought onstage by her dad jay-z. >> oh, wow. they're together. that's good. >> andrew's wondering whether this could put rumors of trouble in paradise to rest. pretty happy there. >> but good. because they had apparently hung out at gwyneth paltrow's house and people all these reports that gwyneth paltrow was giving them advice on coupling and all this kind of -- >> that's weird. >> they could be getting some advice on the conscious uncoupling thing. >> from gwyneth. >> andrew knows all this about pop culture. >> this is really not surprising. >> entertainment -- >> he's not a -- >> there's no stars too small for him to want to meet a