that's vinnie's. is there a vinnie? >> no. >> jimmy: there's no vinnie?ould buy from sean's pizza. >> jimmy: wait a minute. already you are committing fraud right off the bat. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you call the new invention pizza? is there a name for it? >> yeah, it is called mini vinnie. >> jimmy: mini vinnie. and yet it is not mini at all. it is two pizzas really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and may we see the mini vinnie? >> yes, you may. >> jimmy: okay. let's take a look. this is it, folks. get ready. i bet we will always remember where we were at this moment. there you see a little pizza on top of a big pizza. wow. have you considered maybe a bowl of soup with more soup in it? this is remarkable. how did you come up with this idea? >> i was bored at work and just trying different things. >> jimmy: did medical marijuana play a role in this decision? >> not medical. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you started this last week and how many have you sold, how many pizzas have been sold so far? >> probably about a thousand so far. >> jimmy: wow, that's a lot

austin is almost 13 and vinnie is 14.in this situation to see what they will do next. >> are you kidding me right now? >> reporter: the boys don't know the gun is disabled and that these two are actors. he's looking at it. >> and it all comes down to this moment. both boys are trying to see the gun. and both their parents are hoping they won't touch it and will tell an adult. >> this was just sitting right there, dude. >> reporter: immediately, austin seems concerned. >> oh, that's safe. >> reporter: but the others ignore him. >> is that like a bb gun? >> reporter: then -- >> i'm not kidding you. that's real. you feel that? >> oh, my god! >> reporter: oh, boy. >> yo, can i take the clip out? >> i don't know, i don't know, can you? >> i don't want to. >> i'm shocked. >> you put actual bullets in there. you put actual -- yo, it's real. >> reporter: austin is taking it all in. remember, his dad keeps a gun in the house and says safety lessons have been engrained in his son. >> austin's not saying a word. >> reporter: but whe

ceg, vinny. [laughter] i think it has to do also with the spirit of unbridled optimism and daring, the spirit of energy and passion. it has to do, i think, also with the faith and possibility and attraction to the pioneering spirit. never mind most new ventures fail. each silicon valley success story can be seen as another example of the enduring notion of the american dream. and that is something very special. but often i wish we had more of that optimistic and visionary spirit in our own legal community and in our own legal and government institutions. because the law needs risk takers, too. the law needs entrepreneurs, too. the law needs dreamers, too. and no matter what you decide to do in the law, i hope you find a way to inject some of that spirit, because an idealistic lawyer can not only achieve the american dream but open up that dream to other people also, to the disenfranchised, to the downtrodden, to the discriminated against. it's certainly impressive when someone figures out how to

this is are fighter from the ear vinnie kurdish ypg.lag now flies over this border crossing. the three-week a salt by the ypg forced thousands of people to cross to turkey. u.s. led coalition air strikes have helped the ypg push through. the price these people have paid are homes turned to rubble. >> translator: we lost our home 10 days ago. fierce fighting forced us to leave to save our children, before that life was okay. >> translator: we were terrorizes by isil, we left because of level i bomb board. from both sides. i will never go back. this there you die 100 times a day. >> reporter: the ypg has had this town in its signed as an important place between the turkish border and raqqa 80-kilometers away, they have now lost control of the only main road now no their city. this is the fourth time that turk hayes opened this border between tal abyad. most of these people have been waiting at least 24 hours to get through. they are carrying everything that they can imagine imagine. for the most part they look relieved to have made it thr

little vinny is mending after going home and spending a couple of days in the hospital.ns warn the drought is to blame for a spike in rattlesnake sighting. >>> aaron van riper responded to an emergency call for a head-on collision. when he got to the scene that's when he realized his wife and 7-year-old son had been in this badly mangled car. >> that's my family and my wife was laying there on the ground and the look of the car, i don't know how either one of them lived. i mean there was nothing left of that car. >> his wife still in icu after undergoing nine hours of surgery. his son recovering from several broken bones. family has no insurance. a gofundme page has been established. i believe you told me it was up to 75,000 now. >> so happy to see them survive. >>> switching gear to sports. game four of the nba finals tonight right here on abc. >> yes and we do have stanley cup finals to talk about, as well. for that let's turn to our boys at espn. >>> good morning, welcome to our "sportscenter" set in los angeles. i'm stan verrett he's neil everett. >> button up. stanl

." >> vinny chase. >> ari gold!marriage. >> well, good thing that i bet big against both. >> you okay? >> yeah, i'm okay. and you, how did you get the wife to let you go back to work? >> once she realized that she couldn't understand what the real housewives of milan were saying, she begged to go. >> ari. >> i'm not going back to work, vinnie. >> i'm going back to be the king of hollywood but i agreed to live by all of my queen's rules. >> good, i hear you got something for me. >> something big. my first movie as studio head and, boom, i want you to star in it. >> oh yeah, how badly? >> what do you mean? >> because i decided whatever i do next, i also want to direct. >> does he even know how to direct? >> ari? ari? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes. >> believe it or not, we get paid to do this show. this is a job. >> jimmy: that's the thing. it looks like so much fun. i know it's work but, gosh, to be on a giant yacht with all that partying going on. alright, i think we got that scene. well, we're stuck on the w

fortunately, the snake venom did not spread to jacqueline who is nine months pregnant. 4-year-old vinny's foot is still swolen but he's expected -- swollen but he's expected to fully recover. >>> at&t says vandals caused a service outage in the east bay. they are offering $1,000 reward to catch whoever is responsible. it affected those in walnut creek, danville and san ramon. vandals cut a fiber line. the outage affected cell phones and land lines. most service has been restored. >>> crews rushed to a fremont high school this morning to put out a fire on the second to last day of classes. the fire at washington high school was called in just before 3:30 a.m. turned out to be a small fire in a jan ter's closet. investigators don't think the fire is suspicious. crews say fortunately the flames did not spread but two classrooms were affected by water damage. >>> forensic scientists are expected to begin clearing up the backlog of untested rape kits being held for investigation by the san francisco police department. the city's old rape kits have been counted. there are more than 400 which ha

>> reporter: as vinny chase in the hbo series turned motion picture, "entourage" grenier knows something with sharks having navigated the waters of hollywood. but grenier stars in a less known role as a passionate conservationist on a very real mission. >> seems like a good place to go deep. >> seems like a good place. >> yeah. this is a great place. >> reporter: from the hollywood hills, adrian traveled to cocos island preserve 300 miles off the coast of costa rica. home to one of the greatest shark concentrations in the world. the waters fuel a thriving underwater eco system. >> have you seen sharks underwater? >> no. >> first time. >> except in movies. >> he joined fusion's environmental correspondent and a team of conservationists. >> there were sharks long before there were humans. and they are critical to the health of of the system t it's like a big computer. if you start taking out pieces it doesn't run as well. >> reporter: "nightline" profiled sylvia earl in 2013. she established mission blue to create large marine protected areas she calls hope spots. >> we are down to a tiny

this could be a big season for vinnie curry, at least he hopes it is as he is heading into the finalear of his contract. he was asked what he expects of himself this season. >> i'm going to do what's asked of me. have fun. most important. you know just do my job. >> this is a huge year for you because it's a contract year. >> yeah, man. when you're having fun, everything else will fall into place. >> you talked to coaches, do you get a sense that your role will increase this year? >> i would think so. like i said, if the role increases, it increases. if i'm only playing 33%, it's going to be the best 33% you've seen from a player. >> that's sports i'm jen daniels. >>> we are following the investigation into a hit and run in south philadelphia that sent a 63-year-old woman to the hospital. now she's fighting for her life. jesse gary is live at scene of the crime. jesse? >> rosemary investigators say the investigation could be aided by what's on the outside of that business just across the street. i'll explain coming up after the break. >>> it's going to feel warm as you step outside t

vinny taylor was indicted in february nearly a year after police say that he met a woman at a capital heights hotel room and gave her a buttocks injection. that woman later got sick and checked herself into a hospital and died. there's no evidence that taylor had any medical training and the woman's death has been ruled a homicide. >>> a teacher has been arrested for sexually abusing a student, and this time it's a fourth grade english teacher at a d.c. public student. giovanni pena has been teaching at the bilingual school for seven years and by all accounts he's one of the most popular teachers. pena was honored by the "washington post" as one of the area's outstanding teachers. the school has two campuses with the older kids in the building on 19th street. police say they received information on a monday that a student there had been sexually abused. they arrested pena today and charged him about suffered-degree sexual assault. now at this point these are only accusations, and the details of the allegations haven't even been released. tonight we reached out to officials with d.c. p

a grand jury indicted vinnie taylor for murder back in january. he gave a woman butt injections and that woman later became ill and checked herself into the hospital where she died. this happened nearly a year ago. >>> detectives never found evidence that taylor had any medical training. the woman's death was ruled a homicide. >>> 11 before the hour now. more anti-semitic fliers are turning up. they were left at homes near the virginia hospital center and fliers were found in front of the emergency room entrance. similar fliers have been reported in alexandria, and in neighborhoods in northwest d.c. >>> just into the newsroom rather with a name like d.c. united you would think the team would stay in the district but now virginia governor terry mcauliffe is trying to lure the team into northern virginia. >> that's according to our news partner wtop. it's sure to give d.c. council some problems. d.c. has approved plans for a $150 million stadium in the district and nearly half of the teams' fans live in northern virginia and about a quarter here in

there are many front lines in iraq the divide is not only second tear vinnie, in northern iraq it's ethnicab on his one side. kurds on the other. kurdish peshmerga forces share a 1,000-kilometer frontline with the ice lamb i can state of iraq and the levant of he was once the speaker of the kurdistan parliament. he says iraq no longer exists. and it should formally be divided in to sunni shia, and kurdish states. he believes this new border should become permanent speaking for him we hear evidence of the mistrust. [ inaudible ] fighter member. they are isis fighter. we have. [ inaudible ] isis not came from the sky. >> reporter: iraq has been at war with itself for many years now there is a defecator partition on the ground. one that separates communities and one that threatens this country's unity. well really this is a long-running problem. the deep mistrust and the danger is when communities start to see each other as the enemy so reconciliation is needed. in fact, isil, it's main source of strength, one of its main sources of strength is exploiting the lack of reconciliation in this co

israelis and pal stun requestpalestinians israel is trying to absorb the frustration of the pat stun vinniesunder restrictionses. if you talk to the palestinians happy to be here and pray, they tell you the frustration has been created by the occupation, although they are happy to be here, there should never the the restrictions impose the on their right to worship and movement and this is a right guaranteed under international law but israel has continued to place they restriction to his make what palestinians say is to make life more difficult for them under occupation. >> all right live from east jerusalem, thank you. >>> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has refused to answer questions about why israel was letter out i've list of violaters and a report on children in conflict zones. more than 500 children died during israel's military operations in gaza last year. our diplomatic editor james bays reports from the u.n. head quarters. >> reporter: the u.n. secretary general publically presenting his report on children in the world's conflict zoned to the security counsel summits a deeply

. >>> in em vinnie the saudi-led coalition has bombed houthi rebel targets in the mountains around the capita sanaa. this shows the aftermath of those bombs. it has reportedly killed 20 people. >>> south sudan's government has he can peld a top u.n. official from the country. he was a humanitarian coordinator and deputy envoy, he was appointed in 2012. and was nearing the end of his term. no reason was given for his expulsion. >>> the u.n. condemned his pulse. ban ki-moon said. >> the second general calls on the government of south sudan to reverse its decision immediately and couldn't fully with all u.n. entities present in south sudan. our diplomatic editor james bays has more from the u.n. headquarters in new york. >> reporter: it's understood that the south sudanese government decided to expel him because it claimed he had made a series of untruthful statements on social media. the u.n. have responded to that saying that he should be reinstated immediately. and i think this is going to create a big difficulty for the relations between the united nations and the government of south

also on the program the al qaeda commander who plotted a deadly attack on annal year vinnie gas plantkilled by u.s. striking libya says the government. the south african court will meet in the next hour to consider whether to comply with an arrest warrant against sudan's president for crimes against humanity. and nepal reopens heritage sites in the cat man too value any a bitbid to attract tourist after april's devastating earthquake. ♪ >>> after three months of saudi-led air strikes in generally the u.n. can't even call the meetings taking place in geneva right now peace talks. u.n.-sponsored consultations are just beginning. in yemen itself there has been more violence, 27 houthi rebels were killed in fighting. there has also been intense battles in a defense and taiz. it also adds to the suffering of civilians the u.n. says over 2,500 people have been killed and 11,000 injured in the conflict so far. 21 million people need humanitarian assistance that's over 80% of the pop lake. nearly half a million people have fled the country and 1 million have been internally displaced. all sid

the ground is extremely crucial for us, that's why the icrc keeps talking to all the parties in em vinniealition, all the groups inside yemen and this is how we work every day on the ground. >>> greece's prime minister is due to restart talks with creditors as he tries to hash out a deal to avoid default on the ground his country's massive debt. late night talks on wednesday failed to find a solution as greece's debt has rejected the late of the plans greece needs to pay one point fountain million euros or risk being declared in default and be forced out of the euro zone potentially. john has this update from athens. >> reporter: the greek delegation issued a statement late last night which is a sum rift proceedings. it says that it's a its creditors has proposed a new deal shift are shirting the burden to veil workers and pensioners in a unfair way. that's where things are left and at this hour as we speak the greek delegation did going back in to a meeting with creditors four hours from now there is another meeting of the euro zone finance ministers. so we have a repeat more or less of

to a scuffle when secessionist from the south accuse the the houthis of killing people in southern vinnieighting continues across yemen, talks are stalled in geneva. the united nations hasn't been able to nah owe differences narrow differences between the rival factions. in the absence the progress here in gentleman neave a yemen's only hope is an agreement between the key players and the international community when a humanitarian truce and have all the parties in yemen accept it and stop the suffering of people. al jazerra geneva. >>> still to come here on al jazerra, taking on the why peace could be a distant prospect in northern mallee. and german calling for new rules to get asylum seekers on the fast track to employment. more on that, stay with us. arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back,

is closer to the eye rare vinnies as well. course, isis' main enemy are the iranian-backed forces all over the region. >> it's quite controversial to see what isis does in response to this. and if the kurdish forces can hold those areas and cut deals with arabs in those areas to make it sustainable. >>> in iraq. government forces have bombed isil targets. the army said it hit the group's weapon stockpile and factory to make car bombs. they have a training camp and addressed troops in baghdad. isil still holds a vast chunk of taert cross iraq and syria. including the second largest city mosul. >>> south africa's high court as ordered sudan's president to stay in the country. later on monday it will decide whether to sends to the international we are crimes court to face charges. he is there for the african union summit. >> reporter: when sudan's president arrived in south africa late on sunday, he brought with him a political and legal storm. one of the issues being discussed at the african union summit he is attending is confl

. >> yeah, i mean, i was going to ask you about how israeli pan stain vinnie activity affects childrenmpact it's having on the region. what is going to happen now? >> reporter: the pact of the matter is you will have palestinians calling on international bodies to in their words brings israel to justice. the fact of the matter is the situation for children, particularly palestinian children in occupied territories is very grim. 2014 was very deadly. in gaza alone. over 500 chirp were killed. that doesn't include the children who have been killed in fair incidents with the israeli in the occupied west barely, that doesn't include the number of children detained aura rest by the israelis and doesn't include the number of children injured either gaza or in the west bank. and when you start tack stacking up the numbers it's extraordinarily high. but, again, it would appear at least with the u.n. secretary general, the lobbying by israel and indeed the united states was persuasive enough for him to not include israel or any palestinian group on the list. >> imtiaz tyab, thank you very much.

ceg, vinny. i think it has to do also with the spirit of unbridled optimism and daring, the spirit of energy and passion. it has to do i think, also with the faith and possibility and attraction to the pioneering spirit. never mind most new ventures fail. each silicon valley success story can be seen as another example of the enduring notion of the american dream. and that is something very special. but often i wish we had more of that optimistic and visionary spirit in our own legal community and in our own legal and government institutions. because the law needs risk takers too. the law needs entrepreneurs, too. the law needs dreamers too. and no matter what you decide to do in the law, i hope you find a way to inject some of that spirit, because an idealistic lawyer can not only achieve the american dream but open up that dream to other people also to the disenfranchised to the downtrodden, to the discriminated against. it's certainly impressive when someone figures out how to deliver advanced

. >> catherine: after two days in the hospital - vinny caramazza is back home recovering. >> catherine: and -- his mother is still getting attention for trying to suck the venom out of vinny's foot. >> catherine: it was her first instinct when she realized the four-year-old had been bitten. but wildlife experts say it was a wrong move -- and especially risky since jaclyn caramazza is 9 months pregnant. >> catherine: they say that you should never put your lips to a snake bite. part of the reason she did it?? jacklyn remembered someone doing it on an episode of "bonanza". >> catherine: she's now trying to spread the word to other mothers who might find themselves in a similar situation. >> catherine: as for what you're 'supposed' to do. fish and wildlife officials say a rattlesnake bite should be washed gently withsoap and water, if possible. even water alone will help. call 9-1-1.the bite victim should be kept calm and rushed to the hospital. >> catherine: the wound site should be kept below heart level. >> catherine: and obviously - never try to move or kill a snake. experts say in mo

police say vinnie taylor met a woman at a capitol heights hotel room and gave her an injection to enlarge her butt, that woman later got sick and died. a grand jury indicted taylor for murder in january. detectives never found any evidence he had any medical training. the woman's death was ruled a homicide. >>> it's been a valuable training tool for prince george's county firefighters. today for the last time firefighters will light up the so-called bank building at bowie marketplace for a live fire training exercise. the training starts at 11:00 this morning and will go on until 3:00 this afternoon. there will be four different training exercises that will last about 45 minutes each. aaron? >> let's look outside. you'd never guess summer is a few weeks away. not only are you going to need an umbrella but also a jacket today. chuck bell joins with us more. >>> a lined raincoat would be the best way to describe it. temperatures have remained almost completely steady since earlier this morning. only in the mid to upper 50s. even only 56 in culpepper. 61 fredericksburg and washington and sta

our own version of vinny chase.n clark joins us from comcast sportsnet's newsroom. >> uh-oh. >> this hits close to home. >> are you kidding me? i take care of everything for keith jones. well you are right. five years ago, phillies slugger ryan howard made a cameo on "entourage." and athletes make a lot of guest appearances on there. the movie is no different. some of the athletes featured in the movie, patriots tom brady and rob gronkowski. the main characters remain the same as they were when ryan howard made his cameo. to reflect on his chance to be part of the entourage party. >> it was cool you know everybody, it was like really, really cool. it's just a unique experience to be able to be part of a show that had so much popularity. and everybody's going to want to go out and see the movie. i think people were calling for it. so you know, all their calls have been answered and got to go check it out. >> ryan does plan to see the movie. we also asked him whether he was given a script when he was on the show. he s

. >>> in prince george's county there was a similar case a grand jury indicted vinnie taylor for murderack in february. police say he met a woman at a hotel room and gave her butt injections. that woman later became ill and died. this happened nearly a year ago and detectives never found evidence that taylor had any medical training. the woman's death was ruled a homicide. >>> anti-semitic fliers are turning up in arlington. wtop reports the flierser with left at homes near the virginia hospital center. it was found also in front of the emergency room. similar fliers have been reported in alexandria chevy chase, and in northwest d.c. >>> breaking news. fifa scandal widens. officials and executives now on the most wanted list. take a look at this interpol putting out this international alert for these six men. they include two former fifa officials and four executives charged with racketeering and corruption. 14 others were indicted last week. some are accused of paying more than $1 million to soccer tournaments. >>> the news from interpol comes as fifa president sepp blatter says he'll

this could be a big season for defensive end vinny curry, at least he hopes it is as he heads into thehat he expects of himself this season. >> i'm going to do what's asked of me. have fun. most important. you know, just do my job. >> this is a huge year for you because it's a contract year. >> yeah, man. when you're having fun, everything else will fall into place. >> you talked to coaches, do you get a sense that your role will increase this year? >> i would think so. like i said, if the role increases, it increases. if i'm only playing 33%, it's going to be the best 33% you've seen from a player. >> that's sports, i'm jen daniels, comcast sportsnet. >>> we're hearing of a new problem at scene of this water main break in west philadelphia. we are back in two minutes with the new developments from nbc 10's jesse gary. >>> this weekend camden county police officers played the philadelphia police department in a basketball game to raise money to help support the family of a fallen colleague. the friendly competition at chestnut hill college yesterday was in honor of philadelphia's serge

a grand jury indicted vinnie taylor for murder back in february. police say he met a woman at a hotel room and gave her a butt injection. that woman later became sick checked herself into the hospital and died. this happened a year ago. detectives never found evidence that taylor had any medical training. the woman's death was ruled a homicide. >>> police may use electronic signs to find the driver who was involved in the deadly drive by shooting on i-295. d.c. police believe the confrontation started in virginia on the parkway last thursday. if you saw the other vehicle involved in the shooting you're asked to call the police. >>> new cameras are being considered for both the g.w. parkway and b.w. parkway. a recent i-team investigation revealed some officers are worried about blind spots along the b.w. parkway in particular. the i-team found that concerns were expressed in memos. it expects to have six new cameras on the baltimore washington parkway by january, but they're not police cameras. >>> chicago police are looking at a bus surveillance vi

he was released by the seahawks after the draft.7cb this could be a big season for defensive end vinnie least he hopes it is as he heads into the final year of his contract. he was asked what he expects of himself this season. >> i'm going to do what's asked of me. have fun. most important. you know, just do my job. >> this is a huge year for you because it's a contract year. >> yeah, man. when you're having fun, everything else will fall into place. >> you talked to coaches, do you get a sense that your role will increase this year? >> i would think so. like i said, if the role increases, it increases. if i'm only playing 33%, it's going to be the best 33% you've seen from a player. >> that's sports, i'm jen daniels, comcast sportsnet. >>> nbc 10's jesse gary is live for us in west philadelphia on the scene of a major water main break. jesse? >> they've been able to turn the water off, but you can see the aftermath as that flooding water stretches from westminster down to poplar i'll give you an upon what they're doing after the break. >>> most of us dry, waking up this morning warm ev

. >> venom that she tried to suck out, didn't spread to her or her unborn son and little vinny there is recovering just fine, thank goodness. >> incredible first thing you think of, you think suck venom out but not right. >> that is good to know. >> new apple update, can give some very intimate information to your phone. >> a set of health kit features in the i up come ios9 can track how often they have sex. >> just put that right in your phone. >> apple says health date ace kept private by default but user could send to it their doctor or anonymously provide it for research, this health app is part of the effort to create more software for female users. >> i can see it for reproductive reasons. >> yes. >> lets get to the phone quickly. >> coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" an update on the breaking news we have been following the entire morning a hit and run on the boulevard justin. >> reporter: trucker is shot and killed before the start of his day i'm justin finch more on the search for that killer coming up. >> reporter: ride down the shore goes wrong after b

trying to spend as much time outside as possible especially seven-year-old nicky and nine-year-old vinnie. but the stress of having no electricity and losing food is taking a toll. >> somebody just brought me milk but it will go bad. stuffed shells and eggplant is going to be bad. she's saving what she can in this cooler but the ice is melting fast. >> we have milk and grapes and cheese. sour cream arc couple yogurts innocents about it. >> her neighborhood pitman grove saw lots of damage. huge trees down on power lines. this one even smashed part of a car. >> i couldn't believe it. i really couldn't. walking through the grove everything was crazy. >> reporter: some are getting by with generators. others like jessica solely with the help of kind neighbors. >> a lady brought this case of water i don't even -- she was one of the neighbors back there. she brought a case of water. some snacks for the kids and you know got to be thankful for things like that. very thankful. >> reporter: and back here live spokesperson for atlantic city electric tells me that this storm brought down more tran mi

. >> vinny, wipe this kid. he's talking nonsense. then dump his body in the trunk.car? that's daytona 500 i bet. i could tell you who wins. is that good? >> you got five seconds. i stop counting on three. >> wha -- wait, what happened to one and two? >> i had them wiped. [ cheers and applause ] >> i go back in time. >> jimmy: go back in time. david spade, joe dirt 2: beautiful loser begins streaming on crackle july 16. we'll be back with jennette mccurdy, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ to create a more advanced vehicle, you use the most innovative technology available. to craft a more luxurious vehicle, you use the most skilled hands on earth. like ones that spend 38 days creating a lexus ls steering wheel. or 2,000 hours calibrating an available mark levinson audio system. the high-tech, handcrafted lexus ls. luxury, uncompromised. this is the pursuit of perfection. people approached tproblems the way same. always start at the starting. and questions the same asking. but that only resulted in improvements small. so we've got some ideas new. garbage

. >> vinny, and johnny dram, a all back and making their next big movie and off screen, the guys have been ready for awhile. >> the minute they yelled cut on the last scene of season eight, where like when is the film we're ready to dot next thing, we've been ready since forever. i'm so happy to be here. you know, get the crew back together, and just a load of laughs. certainly the same camradery the same toys, the same cameo's, i mean, not the same, well couple familiar faces. >> what's the matter -- >> , no my co-financier. >> are you serious? >> in spice, melissa mccarthy goes from quiet desk bound cia worker to ... >> hey, mamma mia. >> the confidence builder. >> melissa was ready for the action, even with a intimidating co-star. >> i am loved it. god help me i loved it. ya apparently i love to throw myself down and hurt my disbelief that was really hard but like in a great challenging way. i mean, little nerve wracking because we were with people who really know what they are doing. >> stayed right in front of me in everything that was shooting whether there was action or not, an

my brother, by the way, is a fairly competitive guy, vinny. this is also his way of saying hey, bro, i see your whole u.s. attorney thing. and i raise you $540 million. so here's the thing. this is also true. my brother would be the first to tell you that he owes a large part of his success to his legal training and his time in law practice. he doesn't regret that at all. it sharpened his mind, taught him rigor and enforced his work ethic. you can do anything you want you can be a grade school teacher, a cdo, -- ceo, a community organizer, a tv producer, a sitcom writer, a novelist, and some of those may sound far fetched, but i have law school graduate friends who have done each of those things and even in this group, who left the profession all together, each credits law school and lawyering with a good chunk of their success. but not withstanding all the choices you will ultimately have, i federal reservantly hope -- fervently hope you will keep faith with the law, that you will keep on a legal path, and why do i say that? because there are

vinnie, please, help me. help me in my time of need. >> it's okay, jeremy.ema. >> did you get that? i mean, this has been jeremy at the movies, but we've got to find scientists. because this picture just talked to me. this is insane. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: well, it seems like you learned a lot. was that segment called "jeremy at the movies"? >> uh, the segment's got a lot of different names. >> seth: we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ with revolutionary hanex-temp technologyocks are designed to respond to your body temperature to help keep you cool. let's put it to the test. hey dad! emily? ready? wait! no! wait! slow down a little! oow! watch out for the speed bumps! it speeds evaporation to help keep you cool and dry. hanes x-temp technology for men and women. because when you're cool, you're comfortable. so good. it's back! by popular demand. olive garden's 2 for $25 now with more new dishes than ever before like creamy chicken firenze in a vibrant citrus sauce. plus dessert and unlimited salad and breadsticks.

vinnie has been on sets before, so i expected more from him. >> i told you he was gonna yell at me. > million dollars? >> what did we tell you? >> you agreed to not to go over. >> we told you it wasn't enough. >> but you agreed to not go over. >> because you said i couldn't direct unless we agreed. >> it's like when a girl asks if you want to bang her hot sister. of course you say no. neither of you really believes you mean it, though. [ laughter ] >> what is he doing here? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kevin connolly, everybody. "entourage" is in theaters june 3rd. we'll be right back with kevin delaney, there he is in the xbox green room. hey, kevin! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ music: "we're good together" by cathy heller ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ double the lovin' this summer at mcdonald's with the double combo for just $2.50. ♪ america! new yorkers love all-natural snapple and we want you to love it too! it's got simple ingredients: real sugar, real tea. salud! snapple, made from the best stuff on earth. ♪ me and you, ♪ and you and me. ♪ no matter how they tossed the dice. ♪ ♪ it had to be. ♪ the

stephanie: vinnie chase and the boys are back on the big screen.grenier: to find out why it was so important to make the film. adrian grenier: it was a fun exciting ride with the boys. at the end of the day it is about friendship and loyalty and really surviving all the indulgences. in relies there are consequences. in this movie, there are none. the way that vince and the boys managed to get out of every situation is by maintaining their loyalty to each other. stephanie: there is actually a moral message in the story. do you think people who do not understand the entourage brand know that? adrian grenier: i think it is something that they understand inherently. it is not an intellectual thing. people tune in because of all of the toys and lifestyle and girls. and yet, they keep coming back and i don't think it's because of those superficial reasons. i think they come back for the heart. adrian grenier: how did you get all of these superstars? i don't know how you coordinated schedules? adrian grenier: it had to be spontaneous. i do not think it wo

and, vinny lacavalier who played but can get rid of the guy who has suited up since 2010/11. hextall does seem to have a plan. he was a part of what went down in l.a. they were able to win stanley cup championship. a lot of flyers fans were happy with what went down this past weekend. but you are talking about the minor league systems. how many times have we seen these kid be drafted and three or four years down the road they are not suiting up. hopefully these kid that were drafted could eventually help out the flyers. i know they are floating the idea that maybe, these kids don't need so much seasoning these days. >> sean, thanks. >> storm out of here. >> okafor, this is how you do it. you lay it down and you pat it down. >> sean brace. >> yes. >> don't do that, oak. >> with that we say good bay, it is monday, june 29th, 2010. >> reporter: no one is laughing down here in gibbstown, new jersey. it says welcome and it says a clean community. two things they cannot say right now because welcome extend 20 more yard past this sign and then you see road are all closed here. as we

here are mom and pop engineering amy and vinny tiernan and their daughters.maybe other parents could use a short cut, too. hence the no button. in all of its practical uses which brings me to chester hayes, son of oscar winning actor tom hanks because chet hayes -- >> no, no no. >> that's it. we don't really need more. it's simply not going deep on this one. in case you didn't know this already, last weekend chet hayes who is something of a rapper posted this note on instagram. check out the song me and my n-word at chill that dude just dropped. -- >> no! >> i mean let me just channel jay smooth here. no. that's it. i'm not going deep on whether or not white people can use the n word or whether or not you use it in the form with the e-r versus the a, a-z or -- no. just no. i saw the ex-mr. nation that hayes, aka hanks, posted on instagram. >> look. i know the majority of y'all aren't going to get thisment the history is still so fresh in our country. but hip-hop isn't about race. it's about the cull cure you identify with. can't no one tell me what i can't sa

does not, i think, have to do only with the gargantuan profit potential, though there is much ceg, vinny. i think it has to do also with the spirit of unbridled optimism and daring, the spirit of energy and passion. it has to do, i think, also with the faith in possibility and attraction to the pioneering spirit. never mind that most new ventures fail. each silicon valley success story can be seen as another example of the enduring notion of the american dream. and that is something very special. but often i wish we had more of that optimistic and visionary spirit in our own legal community and in our own legal and government institutions. because the law needs risk takers, too. the law needs entrepreneurs, too. the law needs dreamers, too. and no matter what you decide to do in the law, i hope you find a way to inject some of that spirit, because an idealistic lawyer can not only achieve the american dream but open up that dream to other people also, to the disenfranchised, to the downtrodden, to the discriminated against. you know, it's certainly impressive when someone figures out how