there was a time in my life where books were uncool. like i did not like words. my dad was forcing me to read the encyclopedia. i believed that they were like amusement parks. sometimes you have to let kids choose the right. in the last three books what is the book in a day program. it is a program that i started in 2006. how to write and publish books. it was a lofty goal so i began as a -- it began as a high school program. i began to teach them how to write and publish books in one day. and students were not only writing they were coming up with the title design and the cover they were ordering the barcodes and doing all the work under my guidance to publish the book in 43 schools around the united states then had 43 books that were published by students. then i have the opportunity to go into an elementary school. come to find out it was. and i were the course of nine years 76 schools completed the program see five or six student authors. the program has now migrated to a much larger and less expensive program it is essentially a book in a day in the kit. you

you don't want to be uncool. like, i met kate mckinnon. we did a promo. and i'm like such a huge fan of hers. i met her. and i was just like i didn't know what to say. it was so embarrassing. she came over here. she was like, a big fan. big fan. [ laughter ] and i was li impression of kate mckinnon. that's unbelievable. >> she was like, big fan. i was like, no, i'm your -- you never say what you think you want to say when you meet someone like that. you just sound uncool. >> jimmy: did you give any tattoos to anyone this week? >> i haven't given a tattoo this week. >> jimmy: the last time we talked about this, and this is something you end up doing on the set. you actually, illegally, i should add -- >> is there a law against it? >> jimmy: i'm sure you have to >> i've always wondered if it is like okay to do that. >> jimmy: you give tattoos to people on the set and they let you do it because you're so charming and nice. >> they make it seem like fun. then afterwards, why did i do it? >> jimmy: give me a drawing of what you would tattoo. >> yeah, last time

. >>> smoking is increasingly uncool in teenage world. a report from the summers for disease control and prevention shows since 2012, the number of kids who have tried cigarettes or cigars went down significantly. the report also shows number of teens who never smoked increased. doctors say any exposure to nicotine can have adverse effects on brain development. >>> brace yourself for what you'll see on the scales later. not that it's groundbreaking information, but a new study found americans gain an average of just over a pound over the holiday season. 1.3, to be exact. germans put on nearly 2 pounds at christmas time, and tend to gain weight around easter as weight gain came during what is called golden week, a period that includes four national holidays. thanksgiving and easter were also linked to weight gains in america. in colorado, 1 in 7 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. race for the cure not only raises awareness. 25% of the money goes to ar dollar stays here in colorado. the survivers are the inspirati

that is totally uncool. >> and that is exactly what authorities are saying when they were tipped off to this video. >> surgery can take in some cases hours and hours, and if you're focusing for that amount of time, even for us in between pitches we're talking and joking around, loosening up. >> i get chilling out and listening to music and taking a break, but to be dancing with implements and flapping around loose skin? >> that is weird. the doctor claims the patient is his aunt. she had three children and wanted excess skin removed and when the surgery was completed, she told him to celebrate. the video was recorded three years ago and was only intended for her family. >>> i'm thinking right about now the ladies that work in this pharmacy in russia really were hoping that those cabinets they are standing behind were fastened to the walls or floor or something. instead, this guy, who appears to be in an altered state of mind, is now ripping apart the place. this guy comes back behind the counters and these two ladies who are about to change shifts in this pharmacy do their best to ho

that is totally uncool. >> and that is exactly what

. >> you are like the most uncool professor. >> i accept that. >> okay.om, as you know, you know this. i counseled many college cheerleaders. i think you know that. and one thing they're saying is it's unfair they have to go to classes. and i think they have a point. troy, you said you need a better argument for offending higher education than "the blind side." how about "bill durham"? >> no. >> "eight men out." >> "league of their own" title 9. we could do this all day. >> i'm saying that kid, his life was changed by sports. okay. camille, you were spectacle that ncaa's football generated $7 million for sports. >> in that sense, what he said was correct. according to ncaa itself for 2011 to 2012, revenue was 871.6 million. that's basketball. >> also espn is spending 7.3 billion to telecast the seven games. >> none of that goes to the kids. ridiculous. that's what we're making clear. >> as far as it went, it was absolutely correct. i think the people most against this are the nerds who do the jocks' homework in order to be cool. >> they have the most to l

. >>> smoking is becoming increasingly uncool among american teens. the number of kids in middle and high schools who tried cigars and cigarettes went down significantly, and the teens who showed no interest in ever starting increased slightly. curiosity, and tobacco did not change. experts stress that any exposure to nicotine can have an adverse effect. >> interesting trend. >> a trend that we will stick with. >>> it is a great time of the year for colorado fruits and vegetables, and the people of colorado proud show us how to use colorado products. >> this is what they brought us today. >> reporter: low country cart, because it's currently cultivated and quite crisp. i'm done with my illlit ration now. >> you can't substitute it for mashed potatoes. >> you can, they say it's really good. brandon? >> i need more details. >> somebody's going to bring you some, and you're going to be shocked. you're going to love it. >>> love hillary clinton or something to laugh at in her >>> a statue of donald trump naked that stood in miami for nearly a week was sto

in other words, your mom finally made weed uncool, just like she did to myspace. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it's up 455% since 2002. which of course is the year oprah made it one of her favorite things. [ laughter ] among seniors, seniors, 65 and older, monthly marijuana use is up 333%. that's just willie nelson. that's not even -- [ laughter ] obviously this news affects a lot of families. so if you are a teenager with pot-smoking parent or parent with a closet full of pot please pay attention to this message. it could save your life. >> what you doing, honey? >> just pouring myself a fresh cup of joe. >> coffee is for losers. look what i got. >> zoe, how did you get those? >> i sold maddy's bike. let's go smoke them. >> i don't know. >> what's the matter? are you some type of chicken? [ clucking ] >> i'm no chicken, come on! >> yes! parents are doing drugs, talk to them. >> mom, dad, what are you doing in there? >> nothing! >> before it's too late. >> go away! go away. go away. >> how was school? >> we have to talk. >> so, what did you guys learn? >> marijuana is wrong. >>

phone, first of all, all right, i get it is a thing now with the wireless headphones and i'm super uncoolg? >> so, it is basically like apple says, they said outright that we have courage to move this industry forward. whether you think they should tout themselves like that or not, it is true in the past they have moved industries forward. if you think about it like this, you awant a smaller, thinner device, right? and you want it each time. they needed to make space so they removed the headphone jack, and now to do that they're moving to the air pods that are wireless. they have microphones in them as well. and they kind of look futuristic. they look a little awkward and weird. we'll see if they get better at keeping the air pods in your ears, which has been a known issue in the past -- >> what about the two cameras, 20 seconds. >> on the iphone 7 plus, we get two 12 megapixel camera, one with wide angle, one with telephoto so you can get further in on your zooming. >> okay, the zoom, that is huge. >> okay -- >> and, and, adjustive focus. >>> thank you, out of time, "the lead" starts now

. >> then it got uncool for all sort of the reasons.t call it a dive bar. >> it is a south philadelphia corner bar. >> yes. >> yes south philly. >> good place to hang. >> get some good drinks, good food. >> triangle tavern in south philadelphia. >> wow. it is still there. >> yes. >> except it is in the a new incarnation. >> yes. >> triangle tavern when i was single. >> yes. >> that is how long it has been there. >> yes. >> so from food, to more food, it is national pancakes day, we are celebrating, the best way we know how. we will get chris murphy to eat local spot embracing, pancakes, look at that. approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either. >> so september is apparently national breakfast months. what many of us didn't know is that today is national pancake day. >> one of several celebrate

and looking professional doesn't have to mean looking uncool, like tamron said. this great sport jacket. he had never worn a blazer or jacket in his life. >> have you been to a wedding or any eventuality that required it? >> i have. >> john, you are a handled some devil. >> this is from men's warehouse. the great pant. >> can i make this point, though? obviously clothes are fantastic. but in your eyes and in ed's eyes, is he the nicest. we never met you before, but your energy is so incredible. while clothes count, we can see your heart. >> you crushed it right there. thank you so much. >>> coming up, part comedy, part horror. the lovely emma roberts and her which is it? is it stamos or loudner? is it stamos or loudner? >> who would you people always y let's just get a sandwich or something. you don't just learn how to drive... or solve the world's problems... be a dad... "or something" and we don't just make sandwiches "or something" we hand-slice avocado, pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia there's nothing "or something" about it. panera. food as it should

>> oh, that's uncool for the guy waiting hine. >> i don't care. >> you jump the line. >> app now you do it from your table. >> what? >> you can send signal to the bartender through an app, and then the booze will come over to you. >> if you go to the same bar all the time and just tip really well. >> that's key. you know your stuff, very first time you order a drink, big tip, look the person right in the eye, don't forget me. >> all about the icon tact. >> exactly. >> you're good at that. >> totally. >> oh, there are people hiring. >> what happened? >> you need a job? oh. there are people hiring for the holiday jobs. already. >> you talk to them? you know what the jobs are? >> yes, thanksgiving and christmas new years, all of that. >> he just wanders off. >> creeps away. >> real quickly, you like to -- you know seinfeld? >> yes, and sign felled reference today. we will be visiting with john voight, one of the most famous seinfeld episodes. and i'm telling you this, i have found number two pencil for you. >> you have? i am going to go meet him. >> bite it. >> right into the pencil. th

they really -- it's not like they're arguing about mitt romney's being uncool or too conservative orss. they really don't like the guy. i think it's different than it used to be. >> but i think you have two visceral sort of reactions on the right. i would make the argument there's a visceral reaction to president obama that we hadn't seen before. and i -- >> is that worse than hillary? the reaction to hillary? >> i think -- they hate hillary! but, no, you didn't have, he's hitler, he's a fascist, he is not even american, which is something you talk a lot about. no one says hillary's not american. and right now, i think you do see that same sort of visceral dislike of trump on the -- >> i think it's very personal. and i think it's counterintuitive. and i think we'll get a lot of voters going into that booth saying, we have to vote. we have to vote. we'll get some surprises in that. they'll have to decide. >> i think this race gets closer when those college-educated republicans come back home to them. that's the question, are they going to come back home? >> and you see trump doing tha

steve, listen, it is sort of uncool to be positive. ever, right? special the last few years.y being negative and everyone wants to slam the economy, everything is terrible all the time. i know there is going to always be people who are struggling in america. but this is -- i mean, is there any way to spin this negatively? this is fundamentally good news. >> well, no, i think the way it would be spun negatively is it has taken a long time. that's, i think, acknowledged by both sides in this debate, that there was one of the slowest recoveries we have had had to get income back up to the levels before the crisis. but what is interesting is eman talked about a pollster on this, we do our all america poll and this -- these numbers help explain something unique we have seen. when you ask people about the overall u.s. economy, they say it is terrible. they also say the political system is terrible. we ask about the personal financial system, they say it is pretty good. a lot of currency given to a specific set of numbers that show we had negative income growth from '02 to 2014. wha

this now -- people don't know new york know -- they didn't realize downtown new york was the most uncoolhattan. you're downtown? do you think it's the hottest now? >> i think that it's a must visit, you know, along with the high line and what's happened in the meat packing district. it's becoming a point to visit. downtown, and eataly represents a part of the spirit of what's happening here, restoring this part of new york of giving these people something to eat. it's a place to shop. our focus has been on local. the residency, the amount of residential people living down here is also mind blowing. no one knew -- when we grew up in the 70s and 80s, no one lived down here, people worked down here. it was a ghost town. it's vibrant, it's full all the time and we're so happy to be here. >> with rents and the amount of money you have to spend just for space, how difficult is it to have a successful restaurant or anything in the food business in new york city? >> it's becoming more and more difficult and you know, as the wage laws change, occupancy, the cost of commodities go up, the cost of