that was my first tweet. had i known that twitter would be resurrecting everybody's first tweet i would have been more profound. maybe not neil armstrong profound but more profound all the same. today i can promise you the majority are less kennedys ask not what your country can do for you and more whoop there it is. we're connected, maybe too connected at times but twitter can help concentrate the scattered, empower the powerless, and it has the ability to create conversation that for better or worse millions can take part in. how do i know that? follow us at aj real money and @ali velshi to find out. the week is a busy one on my show. my guest also include robert shiller, ian bremer, former white house glenn hubbard and i have special coverage on high frequency trading and the effect it has got on markets. that's all next week 7:00 p.m. eastern and 4:00 p.m. pacific. that's it , that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. have a great weekend. >> >> it's now been two weeks since that malaysia airlines jet va

next tweet.sed to go with the men blocking the car, got out, and walked until he found coffee shop. he asked itv news team to stay with him. next tweet. u.n. special enjoy, robert serry's assistant says she saw at least one man with a gun among group who blocked his car. now, that's different from some of the other reporting that is 10 to 15 armed gunmen. i'll continue with the tweets. outside coffee shop, men are in combat fatigues blocking the door. some wear pro-russian black and gold arm band, not allowing anyone in/out. next tweet. robert serry has now agreed to go straight to the airport and end his mission in crimea. and then the succession after that are the tweets that i had just read for you. that looks like effectively as much of a play-by-play as we can get you courtesy of itv's james mates, who was with the u.n. env envoy, mr. serry, as all of this began to unfold. the initial reports had come in, there was an envoy who had been kidnapped. if you call being blocked and unable to leav

tweeted, you will still be dull after you tweet. >> it's kind of cute. >> if you are dull before you tweet, and look, it doesn't give you personality or talent. >> you are supposed to tweet. >> when you tweet is just makes yourself look like an attention-seeker. >> you are supposed to do it. >> then why don't you do it? >> look. they found the picture. >> i love will, but nobody cares that he went to a game and put on a hat. the warriors and grizzlies, steph curry and golden state, five days off, but it was memphis through three quarters, and it looks like the game was going to be theirs, but curry got to work. it's been a hectic week for the warriors here. curry brought them all the way back. look at that scoop. the warriors first home win over memphis in six games. bogut left the game early and lee didn't play. great college game, the highlights here. if you are in the state of kentucky, this is life and death. harrison here, a 3, and louisville has one last chance and this doesn't work. kentucky advances and they'll play michigan in the east regional final. michigan state and conn

human rights watch chief kenneth roth tweeted.'ll turn in a moment to nicholas kristof on that subject. today the two women focused on the shared passion for education initiatives a school in beijing for first stop. for the latest on the trip we'll go to nia malika. >> it's great to be here. >> how do you think the trip is playing so far and what do you and for the rest of it? >> it was announced and a lot of people questioned whether or not this would be about soft power or hard power. hard power being her talking about human rights, doesn't look like she's going to do that. the white house has been adamant and saying this is more about michelle obama expanding what she does here and that is reaching out to students, reaching out to young kids and really talking about youth empowerment. that's what i expect to see throughout this trip. she of course has met with the chinese first lady. she's women are in some ways very similar coming from very humble simple beginnings and then reaching to the highest heights in terms of education

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re-tweeted tweet in the history of twitter. >> i was impressed how gorgeous everyone looks. selfies never turnout that good in my expense. i was curious to see the stars in person and see if they look as good in person. i was able to see matthew mcconaughey and his wife and i saw jennifer garner and bradley cooper on "good morning america" stage and i can tell you if my opinion, completely flawless in real life. >>> thank you, katie marzullo, you are flawless too. >> for the winers go to our website at abc7news.com and our facebook page to share how you think ellen did host the show. >> still to come, women made big games on a prestigious list of the richest of the rich. >> growing speculation of the political seat facebook's c.e.o. may want to lean into. >> a baby product that helps children go to sleep could be hurting the safeway presents rel or how to find big savings on the things you need.eek. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, breakfast is on. oscar mayer bacon is only $3.99. rise and shine with

tweet us your thoughts.e're going to get them in on the other side of the break. ♪ ♪ >>> i love it here. i really do. you know? i love to see the things that they are putting up. the new homes. the building on lairby, and down chicago avenue. it's really a difference. >> welcome back. we are talking about what is being called chicago public housing experiment. a plan to improve the lives of residents by evicting them and relocating them. but many are still displaced. in 2009 you were one of the founders of the anti-eviction campai campaign. how does that work? >> the anti-eviction campaign was started in the housing development which think one of the people tweeted in mentioned, and it has been the sort of -- the poster child for everything that was considered wrong with public housing, not just in chicago, but in the nation. and what the -- the anti-eviction campaign really started to do, the purpose of it was to enforce the rights of folks who were really being taken advantage of in -- in this effort to re

your first tweet? >> no. i am sure it was weather related. >> hi, i'm here. follow me, please. >> happy you're here. >> good morning, everyone. across the state, everyone is getting inundated with clouds. there could be a stray shower with a look at what is going on as far as our temperatures, 75 in chico and 78 in sacramento and 81 in fresno. we going to have 84 in palm springs. >> we will talk traffic. on the roads, we are starting off with a problem if san jose and an issue in the north bay, but, first, headed into north san jose where we have the accident the car is facing side s ways in the lane and it is mocking one lane so southbound 101 we had early slowing and maybe it is on the shoulder. it appears the traffic has dissipated and northbound traffic is not too bad. headed into the north bay we have a car on highway 12 that hit a dump truck. everyone is okay but we have westbound lanes currently shut down and over 101 santa rosa limited visibility at quarter-mile visibility through santa rosa an

this offensive tweet.e that tweet from stephen colbert. cancel colbert was a hashtag that was trending. i agree! just saw@colbertreport tweet. i share your rage. who is that, though? i'm@stephenathome. >> the person that hosts it is going to take the heat for it. i guess that was his way of making good, i guess. >> we'll see. >> someone is in trouble. >>> thanks for joining us on this friday. "way too early" with thomas roberts starts right now. >>> i'm certainly disappointed in myself that i wasn't able to pick up these traits in these people. i'm disappointed in myself that i didn't look closer, that i trusted too much. >> you don't think there is a single possibility that they thought that in your rough and tumble style in jersey politics style, that they thought this would please you? >> no z that this was for snu. >> no. i don't believe it was for me. >> ultimately, governor chris christie agrees with the lawyers that cleared him of wrongdoing. the tax-payer funded internal investigation exposed the r

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karen tweets in . . . check it out. who are the faces? who are the names? linda tweets it . . .nd a what effect does that have on the public . . . so this matters, lisa. >> it does. and speaking as a journalist, we know it can have a very chilling effect. >> indeed. >> there is a law that says that citizens have the right to access information from the federal government. it's basically designed to seem people in the know about their government. in the wake of 9-11 it was amended. president obama restricted access to former presidential orders. when president obama took office he said things would change and promises an era of unpress dented transparency. but advocates say nothing could be further from the truth. has the government locked up the freedom of information act and thrown away the key? or are citizens and journalists just asking for too much. we're joined by ryan shap rear you, who currently has 700 requests pending before the fbi and is suing for information about nelson mandela. the former head and founding director of the department of justice office of information

twitter sent this tweet saying, turkish users you can send tweets using sms. also you can disguise your location. google public dns is fast with great up time. use 888 and 8844 as your dns servers. so people have been putting up these instructions. this is the side of a building in turkey, and you can see dns 8888 in graffiti there. and they have these instructions, and you see these two gentlemen saying this side it says android, and this side says pc fire fox as to how to get around that ban. and a list of apps on an average turkish vote just in case. you have apps that let you access restricted sites. i spoke to the makers of one of those apps. they said their downloads went from 10,000 per day to 270,000 over the past 24 hours in turkey. what have people been sending out now that they're circumventing this ban? look at this, it says, welcome to istanbul. you have this police officer who says, halt are you carrying any weapons, drugs, twitter? you also have this that says we will not be silenced. it's the prime minister and he's roped with these twitter bir

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keep tweeting in to julio. what is your favorite seafood?ll talk to one fisherman who says an entire species of fish may no longer make it to your dinner table. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. we're talking about the 25th anniversary of the exxon valdez, and it's lasting impacts. it has also been nearly four years since the bp oil spill. what did the spill in alaska teach responders in the gulf of mexico, and what are the lingering effects on the seafood we eat. joining us is a coalition worker, and commercial fisherman, we also invited bp to appear. they did not respond. all right. tyson, we just talked about how exxon valdez spilled 11 million gallons of oil. now there's another oil spill in texas that has closed the shipping channel connecting galveston bay to the gulf of mexico. what have we learned? >> unfortunately not enough. what is here is that bp was not an outlier here. when the executives testified, they all admitted none of them had a disaster response plan to deal with the level of blowout that we had in 2010, because none of these oil c

tweet or similar tweets then we have read for discretionary purchasing items like how me people in thent to buy a car, that can be really interesting to people looking at investing opportunities. >> neil: okay. in this case cars are discretionary income. but, if-- is that sometimes following the right leads to ask a lot of people might be talking on any given day about justin bieber, right? what a way to extrapolate from that. in other words how do you separate the noise event we work with twitters partner. we work with them to extract and delete the noise and only look at the useful tweets regarding the topics were analyzing. >> neil: and what trends can you share now? the people to be all their investment ideas, what you do? >> what's interesting is in february trends regarding chinese shadow banking sector we analyzed twitters rivals over there, so we were looking for in stretching trends and what chinese people are saying about shadow banking-- >> neil: if it was on a menace with your signal the two short banks, what? >> we are in information and data provider. >> neil: you will ru

raisa tweeted in, how do iraqis cope with the trauma? especially those were young during the invasion of h-adija. you're sunni and kurdish and young iraqi. talk to us again how are young iraqis really coping with this trauma? >> thank you first of all thank you for having me on this show and for giving me the opportunity to express myself. from inside iraq. and to you guys, to the world, through al jazeera. are so my situation is, very unique. because i lived in baghdad, i'm from baghdad, i'm a sunni arab,fully covered from a conservative background and moved to up to the north and by the end of 2007. and there, i finished high school, it was an arabic high school. and then i joined the american university of iraq, which is another place, i left my family and went to that university. i still today, like i have the memories of dead bodies lying on the streets in baghdad. and i had to go by these dead bodies when i went to school there. i do remember their faces, looking at me. like how they looked. they were -- cars were not able to go th

we have got another tweet from joe. he says can a 777 go nose first into the ocean at 500 miles per hour per hour and not leave a trace or would it break apart? matt? >> no. absolutely not. it would be physically impossible. and this is evidenced in when you are in a swimming pool and next time you are there, slap the water with your hand as hard as you can. it's like slapping concrete. furthermore, when an aircraft enters the water, there is some pretty substantial surfaces perpendicular to that water surface that will explode when water likes to get into the fuselage parts it will work its way out and result in some very significant damage. with regard to this elt. if this happens this aircraft will be completely submerged in a period of nano seconds. the elt needs to talk to satellites. so there is a great likelihood that the elt would have already been submerged in the water. it's unbe able to transmit its signal to the satellites at that point. >> how long does it take, matt, for it to hit the cement or hit the wat

tweet us with #370qs.with me is richard quest, jeff weiss, jeff beat tea, mary she yaf voe and patrick smith. here is what carolyn barnett says. often thieves get away with big least 77 would worth money in the black market. >> there's a secondary market, you can go online and find them listed and they are not worth a gigantic amount of money. it's like $50 million for a secondhand 777. bear in mind, that is not one that is hot. you've got to file off the serial numbers and so forth. so there's probably easier ways to get your hands on a few million bucks. >> here is one from f.s. taylor. anyone been able to investigate the men traveling on the passports yet, any connection to the pilots? jeff beatty, you've been looking at that. and you've been taking another look at passports. >> i think that really leads to the question of were there people that were helping the pilots because first we have to look at -- and what you mentioned at the head of the show here about this report about the computer being progr

they found new yorkers like to tweet about the weather, with 82 tweets using #cnywx.al new york weather. >>> it wasn't the great train robbery but there was a crime at the railroad museum in sacramento. someone tried to steal one of the most prized positions. the thieves managed to get in, close to the target but left empty handed. >> shattered window shows where they broke in and curtains surround a glass case that was smashed. >> that houses during the day the lost spike. >> reporter: the lost spike is 9.5 inches long. weigh as pound and made of solid 18-carat gold. >> rotten thing to do. >> reporter: the state parks department that operates the museum says the thieves damaged the display case but security measures kept it out of their reach. >> with the glass broken the spike is unaccessible. it is a twin of the last spike. few people even knew it existed till the museum acquired it in 2005. >> they steal everything nowadays. >> reporter: the museum does have an alarm system and says it worked perfectly in this case and says the break in wasn't discovered till this

tina, one of the tweets tweeted by ellen almost broke twitter, right? >> yeah.initely the tweet of the night. and selfies are a huge trend right now. and ellen just ran with it. gathered everyone around. you name it. they were there. jennifer lawrence, bradley cooper, who apparently needs a longer arm, meryl streep. everybody gathered in for this awesome selfie that got retweeted 2.2 plus million times over and actually beat out the most retweeted tweet on record, which was barack obama's tweet back in 2012 of "four more years." so this was definitely the buzz for the entire night. if you go online right now, this is what everybody is talking about, this is what everybody is tweeting about. so, it was the selfie of the night. >> pretty cool. peter, i would imagine that selfie spawned a whole movement. >> it sure did. let's get right to them. i have picked some of the best tweets that have gone out kind of mocking the whole selfie movement. the first one here, if you can tell, the photo bomb in the back, that was all of -- >> grumpy cat. >> -- grumpy cat here. an

our ratings go up when you tweet racist stuff. our ratings definitely go up for a day or two. >> why the apology? >> that's what i don't understand. >> they don't even pretend to misunderstand the tweet. >> if you are following the show and it was the show's handle that tweeted this, you should then understand the joke. >> there was a great article in "time". did you see that? did anybody see that? it was in "time" magazine. the whole point was the schtick of comedy is nobody as a group is that great. you should make fun of every group because that a is essentially why comedy exists is to mock every type of group. when you hold it to this absurd standard, you do a disservice to what comedy is supposed to be which is a check for everyone to be like, yeah, every group of you, somebody should call you out. and this one did sound bad when it was tweeted, but there has been an entire movement to take comedy much more serious than it should be. >> i think it gets back to something you said. to me it takes what i call willful stupidity t

she has great tweets. your tweets were very funny. i was retweeting. i was watching it that way while i watched the programs i wanted to watch on netflix. >> you wouldn't watch it if it started at 6:00 in the morning. >> i want to get that in. the retweet, almost 3 million retweets, the prior record was president obama's about 775,000. by the way, a lot of people yelling at us for doing oscar people, but a lot of other people like to hear about it and talk about it. >> leave it to huff post to ruin a good time. he compared an awards show to a bloody conflict playing out in russia. it's hollywood. illusion, fantasy, story telling. not bloody foreign policy. bob, you can kick back and watch a little hollywood, can't you? >> i know howard well, and i'm not that surprised. he gets somewhat enamored by that crowd. there's too much of an incestiousness between new york and washington. they think they're the only two people who can discuss anything important when most of them are so vaccious, they can't discuss anything. >> they think nobody is good or smort

steven just tweeted in . . . i want to go to you with, this speaking about the ukrainians now, do you think ukrainians have lost out on this narrative? can they control their destiny, or are they just being used as a upon now by self interested parties. >> first of all everybody must know there is no united ukraine. ukraine is two different nations, two different countries, and because of [ inaudible ] policy of [ inaudible ] this country survived until recently, but i always warned and i have many, many publications and for 20 years i am inside russian politics dealing with ukrainian policy, dined many times with leaders. i know practically, and my famous article in 2005 in february, i warned that victory of you -- usango [ inaudible ] everything concerning russia, having policy against russia, they are pulling the trigger and practically destroying their own cow -- country, and they achieved this goal because all of these people like klitschko and many others starting to looking this armament effort in western

you can see anyone else's first tweet.st type in a user name and it pops up i've decided to see what my tweet said. here it is here. i tweeted circuit city extended warranties are still good. you may remember the stores were closing down about eight years ago. so do you remember? >> i'm sure it's memorable. >> giants game is loaded with orange i assume you're in l.a.? >> that must have been. right? >> where was i? is there date on we remember those yes. it's mild. check it out. >> yes. >> this is circuit city. seems like years ago. >> yes. yes. >> coming up next mysteries surrounding a giant office complex. >> and mum is the word. >> coming up a fire burning in pittsburgh the power plant next to the flames and potential dangers. the city treched thin. plus a winner comes forward as the owner of a megamillions lottery ticket. those stories next at 5:00. the passat tdi clean diesell des gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. , we're th salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done th

. >> our community has tweeted in about this topic all day. hannah says i think if it's a known kidnapping it should be sent out in minutes. news excess we have good procedures, good training, good technology. we need to make more and better use of them, the sooner the better. there's skepticism against amber alerts. i hate the amber alerts on my phone. especially if we're talking about a custody battle fight gone wrong. amber alert has claimed to find approximately 679 kids. there are an average of 200 plus amber alerts going out each year. there are drawbacks tot current model would you agree? >> i would say that it is a being tool and one that law enforcement makes the determination to use, by haste. while i think it's not the only tool and we're at a time and place now where technology affords us the possibility to bring more tools, i think that it's one that is a powerful tool for law enforcement. >> amanda, how quickly are traditional law enforcement resources used up when a child goes missing? >> well, in canada, law enforcement, law en

i'm hearing from my producers that e-mails and tweets are coming in by the dozens. so, gentlemen, i hope you're ready to write fast. we have upended our entire healthcare system for what guy was saying to help the uninsured. guess what. they don't want it. new survey fining more than a third intend to continue without health coverage. dr. james is not surprised. he has been warning about problems. dr. danny alvarez saw this coming. what this seems to mean is that we did all of this discombobulating for apparently nothing. because the uninsured are not signing up. >> well, the uninsured evidently aren't signing up, and according to health and human services and medicare and medicaid services they aren't even keeping track who had insurance and didn't when they are signing up. >> if this was the main reason to get this thing done and now we're looking at the end, 30 million will remain uninsured, likely. what did we do this for? >> for nothing. we did it to confuse america. we did it to create a false tax. we did it to create an environment of punitive damages to peop

then he tweeted, "just peed in all 35 bathrooms.hydrated." [ laughter ] starting to get weird there. and then finally he wrote, "just texted putin 'you up?' #desperate. #bestfrenemies." [ cheers and applause ] we're best frenemies, you guys. bffs, best frenemies forever. guys, it actually seems like everyone is betting right now. you've got march madness happening. in fact, i read that basketball fans are expected to bet $2.5 billion on it. of course, i don't plan to bet that much, because i've got a a ton of coin riding on billy dee williams winning "dancing with the stars." [ laughter ] there you go. ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: feel good about that guy. guys, my pal rob ford is back in the news. boy, this guy's so great for our monologues. he's just so great. i guess there's a new video of him at toronto city hall, and it looks like he might be working out, i guess. look at the video. this is great. that's him. yeah. [ laughter ] in fairness, he did think he was being chased by a dragon. so i mean, that's -- [ laughter ] y

the cold tweet this picture this nicole tweet this picture >> reporter: here is the view from jenny's car and she said in a traffic onto 80 north. 280 north >> reporter: here is a bind video hosted by james o. williams >> reporter: this video was posted by d2-mac shot from the ground showing the large amount of black smoke. if you like to see all of the amazing video and textured and lead to social sending your own picture sent in to kron4 dark come gabe slate kron4 new spirit kron 4.com >> pam: our tech reporter gabe slate is in the newsroom where he has been monitoring the fire social media networks were lit up with people talking about the fire it was such a nice day, there was good visability so people from all over the posting pictures and videos. nicole tweeted this picture from the marin headlines that's how far you could see this fire from. matt posted this picture from berkely showing the smoke plume. curt tweeted this imageint in te east bay. and here was the view from jenny's car while she sat in traffic on 280 north near the king 6th street exit into san francisco here is

s that are some of the tweets that they have sent out, in the state department has said in the past,roups like al quaida have been writing their messages in english, and this is a way for them to count tear. >> have to win the messaging battle here. >> thank you. >> marijuana has been legal in colorado for what two months now, and that brings up a whole new issue of how much weed a driver can smoke before getting behind the wheel. a. >> a grand new ad campaign designed to keep people from driving high. they want to revenge accidents like this one, that happened just after recreational marijuana was sold legally. >> i am looking at the semiand i am going to see what they are doing. >> how does law enforcement tell the difference between stoned and drunk driving. introduce myself and tell them why i am, and they will tell me based on that, i will start do get cues. >> before they pull anyone over, troopers must have probable cause. >> i can't arrest somebody based on an odor. >> the law says drivers are impaired with five nan grams of tch, but there's a loophole. people charged with dr

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. >> no tweeting in turkey. why the country is banning people from using the social media site. >> a live look outside as we take to you san jose, quiet on the streets this morning we get this friday rolling. >>> good morning to you. we take a live look, checking out 101 in palo alto looking like it's moving. travelers using san francisco international airport might want to pack a little extra patience this summer because two of the four runways will be shut for construction. this will begin in may. the goal is make a bigger space zone. arriving flights will not be affected but 10 to 15 minutes of delays are expected for departing flights. the airport says there will not be as many flights during the construction period. the path will change up so people around san bruno and daly city might also notice a bit more air traffic. >>> happening today in sacramento, the california state department of insurance will hold a hearing on smart phone based taxi services such as uber and lift. this come as week after uber an

i'm glad the rest of you tweet. >> that was the last time you tweeted, too? your first and last?one thing i did do, i tweeted a woman. i thought it was a individual one where you can tweet one person. i sent it out to the whole network. >> be careful with that, bob. >> that happens a lot. >> ask anthony weiner. i was a reluctant tweeter, but i love it now. i found a way to make twitter work for me. >> good for you. we're so proud. >> "one more thing" is up next. >>> all right, time for "one more thing." andrea. >> well, b ebb got a haircut yesterday. as i walked into the room where we get our hair done, it seems all the hair girls were talking about a look he's going for. see if you can guess the look at eric bolling is going for. is it, a, jay carney. is it b, john boehner? or is it c, ronald reagan? >> i like the reagan one. >> what do you think? tweet me your response. whose air does eric bolling look like? >> all right, eric. >> i know who i wanted to be like of those four. i clearly would be the reagan. tomorrow morning, cashing in, 11:00 a.m. eastern. big one tomorrow, we'r

people are tweeting and putting things on facebook.could be the same person who made a phone call or an e-mail. we realize the reality of how we are conducting business and people are looking for help. we can help make this a better. >> describe what the optimal customer service reaction is now given in the new era. >> when you finally get to a person, you want to the person to know who you are. they have an understanding of what you're interaction have been previously and they know about you and your relation with the company is an today are better able to help you. you get an agent that is happier because they have a full view of the customer at a customer that is happier because they know who you are. they know you tweeted and what type of help you are looking for. this knowledge is able to come to gather much more quickly that in the past and the agent helping you is better informed and happier. >> is making that kind of change in an organization of a rapid change like that difficult for a company that is still kind of new? >> it i

darryn revell tweets for the first 12 games only .37% of espn's brackets are perfect. keep at it. i think mine will come around. >>> to football now where carolina panthers are still upset about the team's decision to release long time wide receiver steve smith last week. >> the panthers said that they didn't even want him on the team anymore so they fired him. >> why did they fire him, daddy? >> because they said he was too old to play. >> why was he too old? >> i don't know. but now -- so now we -- we won't have steve smith. we can't cheer for steve smith anymore on the team. >> now we have to cheer for cam newton. my favorite! >> who are we going to cheer for on sunday's now? >> nobody! >> oh, my god. maybe that's questionable parenting, i don't know, but it worked out in the end for the little guy yesterday. little gavin met with his hero in times square after smith tracked him down through twitter. let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist veronica johnson. you have three kids. would you do that to your son? >> no. my kids were little before we reco

is there someone who evaluates what you tweet before you tweet it?nd say take that tweet down. >> jimmy: really? but once it's up, what's the point of taking it down. wow, look at that. a whole division of twitter police at abc that i didn't know about. >> you must be good at it. you're not messing up. >> jimmy: yeah. no, i realize i could sometimes, you know, it's 2:00 a.m. on a saturday. i go hey, watch, everybody. i could end my career right here with one little tweet. >> jimmy: three words, i could kill it hp. i'll whisper the words to you during the commercial break. bellamy young is here. we'll be right back with jetta. >> announcer: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t. rethink possible. get bacon in your burger. booooorrk - it's beef and pork! jack's new bacon insider has a juicy beef patty with bacon mixed right into it, plus bacon strips and bacon mayo on a new gourmet brioche bun. get bacon in your burger.moooii. >> jimmy kimmel, we're in us a taken and we're lined up. >> actually, this is for the barbecue. >> we're st

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look at this tweet. that's his real tweet.urn your clocks back and change the batteries in the smoke -- [ laughter ] yeah, he's the mayor. he's the mayor. >> steve: smoke alarm. >> jimmy: ford actually got it totally backwards. turns out he's been tweeting a a lot of incorrect information. this is -- >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yep, look at this tweet here. finale of "bachelor" is tomorrow night, can't wait to see which jaun pablo the girls decide to pick. that's not how it works. >> steve: there's only one juan. >> jimmy: there's only one juan. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] not two. >> jimmy: there's only one pablo? >> steve: yeah, there's only one pablo. >> jimmy: that's right. [ laughter ] but then he kept tweeting. >> steve: again? more tweets? >> jimmy: look at what he wrote. prime minister obama shouldn't back down on this urkel situation. urkel? [ laughter ] >> steve: urkel and prime minister. >> jimmy: he another one. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: always remember in case of a fire, stop, drop and sit there and wait for help