it's not whatever whatever. if somebody got shot by police if that don't let you know america understands black [ bleep ] matters these days, i don't know what it is. don't come at me with that [ bleep ]. my life matters, especially to my mom. [ bleep ]. >> do you separate yourself from it? >> i don't feel connected to a -- thing that has nothing to do with me. if you do, you crazy. [ bleep ] connected, right? connected. i'm a gang banger. i'm connected. >> reporter: he ended our interview angrily. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: lil' wayne in the business of making music, not apologies. for nightline, new york. >> i can't wait to get the raw tape of all of this. >> wow. >> most captivating television. i didn't understand half the tough he was saying, but frankly, i don't understand half the words in his songs. >> i'm embarrassed for him. >>> coming up, new meaning to the wedding term ring bearer. the 300 pound surprise that >> i'm embarrassed for him. coming up, new meaning to the wedding term ring bearer. the 300 p

so, whatever it is that you care most about, it is on the ballot. science is on the ballot, effectively. college affordability, graduate school affordability is on the ballot. a woman's right to make our decisions. whether or not we protect marriage equality and full equality is on the ballot. whether or not we raise the minimum wage is on the ballot. whether or not we finally get to equal pay for equal work is on the ballot. and something that matters a lot to me, is whatever my mom's raiseabout the need to minimum wage, she always talks about equal pay for equal work for women, and also americans with disabilities. payis legal for employers to those with disabilities less amount theythe pay other workers. that is unconscionable. whether you care about any of those things, or criminal justice a form, or gun violence prevention, or addressing the heroin o overdose epidemic, or the teenage suicide rate, these are all on the ballot. who hass the only one a real record of working to address the challenges in those areas. because sometimes i think i hav

whatever would give you that idea? oh, wait a minute. i know it was one of those unselfish professions. no, i was never gonna do any of those things. what a shame. you would have made such a sweet nun. you always were so sweet. well, thanks, but i work here now. gee, it must be so exciting working in a music store, selling the instruments and sorting the sheet music and dusting off whatever. use of jack, are you? jack? jack, jack, jack, jack, jack, jack. oh, you must mean jack peterson, that devastatingly handsome captain of the football team that you stole behind my back, who is now president of the national bank of boulder and wanted to marry me and by now would have given me a $200,000 home, 2.4 beautiful children, and the possibility that's the one. gee, i never gave that a second thought. so, what have you been doing since graduation? oh, nothing much. i was a little depressed about jack. susan, i never went after jack. he's the one who chased me. mindy, dear, you'll have to help your father with the inventory. okay, grandma. susan,

at a time. >> then whatever topped octommm? we're catching her with her octuplets as they celebrate their eighth birthday. >>> and toddlers and tiaras star eden wood as a teenager revealing what her life was like after leaving the show. >>> closed captioning provided ?? ?? ?? >>> oh, man. i never know what to think when i hear this video especially that part right there where she shakes her booty. it made eden wood one of the and tiaras". >> it's stuck in my head now. >> you're welcome. >> how much has she changed from her pint-sized pageant days. >> the thing i loved most was getting on stage and performing. >> my name is eden and i'm 4 years old. >> i'm the world's youngest superstar. >> the most difficult -- >> i hated the hairspray. >> i don't want it.& >> i mean, now it's not that bad because i'm used to it, but -- >> eden left the world of child pageants and now the 11-year-old quit home schooling and is a -psixth grade cheerleader in sashing saa, but she isn't ready to hang up her tiara. >> i have bought some dresses and

whatever, i was talking too much. >> both were very high maintenance. with his and her entourages and their own set of rules like for mariah, you can only shoot her right side. for james, filming of him was rarely allowed even for her docuseries. >> it's not easy to have to be that person that i have to be, a strong woman and all that stuff. sex thing. mariah's ex nick cannon confirmed he had to wait, but didn't mind. >> this was the one woman they was -- >> i knew what her values were. >> let's move on to brad and angelina. brad's ex jennifer aniston has wanted nothing to do with this divorce madness, but jen's husband justin theroux jumped all up in the mix. he posted this image by an artist that puts an expletive in front of a words, politics, and brad pitt. he wasn't throwing shade at brad. he has an issue with pickle, not brad. >> he is known for his sarcastic sense of humor. >> no treats for him, nancy. the olympic swimmer was out of dancing with the stars. >> i feel proud that i made it this far. >> the couple leaving right now >> ryan was elimin

whatever it was that mccoy changed. i was recording images at the time mccoy left-- a rather barbaric period in your american history. i believe i can approximate just when to jump, perhaps within a month of the correct time. a week, if we're fortunate. make sure we arrive before mccoy got there. it's vital we stop him before he does whatever it was that changed all history. guardian. if we are successful... then you will be returned. it will be as though none of you had gone. captain, it seems impossible. even if you're able to find the right date... then even finding mccoy would be a miracle. scotty... when you think you've waited long enough, each of you will have to try it, even if you fail. at least you'll be alive in some past world somewhere. aye. seconds now, sir. stand by. good luck, gentlemen. happiness at least, sir. and... i've seen old photographs of this period. an economic upheaval had occurred. it was called depression, circa 1930. quite barbaric. we seem to be costumed a little out of step with the time

in whatever way with whatever technology that board of directors decides working on whatever raw materials that board of directors presents to those workers. and the board of directors decides whether the workers are here in the united states or over there in india or wherever. and when the work is done and there are some profits, the board of directors decides what's to do with it. for example, to pay the top executives spectacular salaries. that's a decision they make. or to move production to another country or whatever. they make that. the vast mass of the workers--a thousand in a small company, 100,000 in a big one, or in the case of really big ones, say, wal-mart, a million. a million people who come to work at wal-mart, and a group of 10, 15 people-- if you look at the boaoard of directctors, yo'l see a stunning number o of them have e the naname walton. but even if you didn't pay attention to that, a a tiny group of people. now, for a country that defines itself as committed to democracy, there's something stunning here. democracy means that if you're affected by a decision, you ge

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go out here and do my job and do whatever coaches asked me to do and go make plays and do whatever i can to help the team. i feel like i can lay whatever they need me to play, whether it is inside, outside, whatever the team need me to do i will do that. >> we will see what happens machine night. >> it is exactly what the flyers don't need, forward sean couturier out four to six weeks with the the knee injury. they will be tested without him tonight at tampa bay. couturier was hurt in the second period of the flyers win over florida last night, fly guys are tied for second in goals score. couturier is a big part of that, scott laughton was called up from the phantoms to fill his spot on the roster. >>> joel embiid and sixers take on the grizzlies tonight. watch out for joe, joe averaging 20 points per game at home, big match up against mark gasol, sixers are looking for three consecutive wins for first time since january of 2014. >> let's do this. >> tonight is the night. >> it will be a big crowd out there tonight too. >> yes, thanks, appreciate it. >>> state of the art scoreboard w

. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: whatever, man. >> whatever, man. >> jimmy: whatever, i guess. we have a clip. nt "trolls" in theaters and 3d. >> do you want me to set it up? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: no. no, i don't want -- i don't want you to set it up. i want everyone -- >> i'll set it up. [ cheers ] queue the clip. >> jimmy: no, no. wait, wait -- is that how you set it up? do you know what we're even going to show? >> probably -- no. >> jimmy: here we go. here's "trolls" in theaters and 3d next friday, check it out. >> branch, branch, branch, are you in there?. >> i'm not going to your party. >> the party is over. we just got attacked by a >> it took cooper, and fuzzbert, and biggie, and guy diamond and creek! which is why i have to ask you, will you go to bergentown with me and save everyone. >> what? no. >> branch, you can't say no, they're your friends. >> ah-ah-ah, they are your friends. >> you want to hide here forever? >> forever, no. yeah, i really only have enough supplies down here to last me ten years, 11 if i'm willing to to store and drink my own sweat, which i am. y

whatever the thing is, it's already killed 50 people. i never realized before how dark it is down here. stay on your toes, schmitter. you saw what happened to ed appel when he took a shot at the thing. how about all those other people, before the monster got them? i'm sorry, schmitter, i know how you feel, but we've got to have guards. ok, chief. i'll do what i can. keep alert. if you hear anything or see anything, call in. somebody can be here in 3 minutes. a lot can happen in 3 minutes. chief, is it true the "enterprise" is on its way? 's coming. you think it could get here in the next 4 hours? [fiery noise] no. aah! come on. aah... schmitter. like the rest of them. burned to a crisp. kirk: space--the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship "enterprise." its 5-year mission-- to explore strange new worlds... to seek out new life and new civilizations... a distress call from the pergium production station on janus 6 has brought the "enterprise" to that long-established colony. mr. spock, dr. mccoy, and i have beamed down to

like my friend napoleon, i go and i do whatever i am told to, by our chief. oh-oh, yes. alexander waverly. number one in the section one. in charge of this, and new york headquarters. it's from here that i send these young men on their various missions. mr. tenley, wanda. mr. tenley, you're due in computer process data. (wanan) 'miss. mcnabb, room 9.' mr. waverly had to leave for washington. he left a reminder, that you haven't completed your report on the january affair. 'that was due yesterday.' come in, mr. tenley. don't mind mcnabb's bite, it's her bark you have to watch out for. listen, now, whatever that thing is, it seems to turn mostly when it's attacked, just open the door and let it go home? centuries ago, samurai swordsmen used to train with this block as an exercise, it still has its points. well, since we don't get too many calls to take on samurai warriors these days i'll just let you specialize, alright? [transmitter beeping] [beeping continues] (solo) data process. [reel winding] it's just chloroform. forced me to.. i...i i just thought i would see if it

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you don't have to be third generation to do whatever you want to do there. people come from opportunity, but we embrace diversity, quality, fairness. we are a multicultural city. that's who we were on that day. it wasn't something we needed to form and tell people it's who we were so we had that advantage going in that day. the second thing is, after 9/11 and then the three hurricanes that you referenced, and we had a work place shooting in downtown that had one fatality and three injured. we do a lot of emergency training. a lot of it is weather related, as you might speculate. but we also do a lot of active shooter training. we do it not just as the city of orlando, but on a regional basis. all our law enforcement people know each other. when they showed up that night, it's not like they're meeting each other for the first time. they're all together. they know how they talk, they know how they act. they know what to expect, and then interestingly, we had been following the national trends like everybody else and we usually do hurricanes, we do active shoot

whatever it is, it's making me sick. a noble experiment that failed. (acoustic guitar playing) bart: why is the sky blue? hmm... i don't know. just is. why are clouds white? no clue. why are people yellow? it's the way god made them. why is grass green? so you can find your damn golf ball. now i have a question for you.

you play whatever ap. david: not enough. ♪ david: there have been ceos that are usually five years or so o. you have done well. part of being the ceo now, is it harder now? ms. nooyi: i think when you look at the world in the last decade, the financial crisis changed the world enormously because you have had since then really the world has not recovered. you have had geopolitical upheavals all of the world. that's all over the world. -- all over the world. on top of that, technology and disruption is driving the rules of most companies, what kind of jobs are you going to keep in the company, how are you going to do digitizing your value chain, how will e-commerce affect your business. there's technology impacting every part of the company. in the last seven years, it has been a real challenge to run a large company because you have to be a foreign-policy expert, a technology person, you have to be at the frontline, the world leaders. it ceos have had to do a lot just to be able to manage the companies and

indra: you play whatever. you should be fine.avid: what if somebody says i don't care about being healthy, i want a great snack. what is your snack that will make me the happiest? indra: fritos. oh my god. you feel like you died and went to heaven. >> people are the heart of pepsico. david: you have over 200,000 employees. how can you possibly relate to them? do you do it through e-mails? how do keep them informed? you have so many employees. indra: we do videos, e-mails, we do town halls and forums every quarter. every time i travel we meet with employees and i do town halls in the town or country i go to. occasionally i write a letter to the employee base as a whole. for example, when my kids were going to college i wrote a personal letter saying i'm going through tremendous separation angst. or if i felt employees were not calling their parents often enough, i would write why it is important to call parents. so, whatever is on my mind i want them to know me as a person rather than just an executive. i'm accessible to them and

i whatever i value my privacy i'm not at that point in my life whatever wrote. it happens. >> that was it. >> do you think there is any chance you got duped in any of these interviews that they are telling you things that are true number two you fact exact. the one that has come up, aaron rodgers said and a long story short is -- >> give the quote of what he said. >> favre shows up, it's the first day of 2005, and aaron rodgers greets him and says good morning grandpa. [laughter] >> i know, but here's the thing i have to say -- >> that's how she greets me all the time grandma. >> can i call you grandma? >> go ahead. >> old bitty whatever you >> yeah. my kids just call me go get me breakfast. >> so, you know rogers said that didn't happen. i will say, craig knoll was the backup quarterback he was a great source. i have talked to him since then. he is like eh it actually happened the first day of training camp not the first day of ota's. did he say it 100% yes, was he was right it happening at the opening of training camp not ota's. >>> let's go back a little bit

you can wear your jewelry or whatever it is. it will send you notifications. >> the fit bit is not cool looking. it looks like a plastic bracelet. >> this is a subtle way to put it on the bam of your watch or whatever. >>> we have the sky buds here? now it's ear buds. you can grab one of those, stick it in your area. the company is trying to figure out how you have maximum sound. you can manage your music, your calls. cancellation. you can be in a conference call or whatever. they're about 249. >> the one i've been looking at the ring. how does it work and does it really work. >> yes, it works. it's a fuel hd camera. vision. you can have a live view of what's going on. this is my house right now. these are very easy to install. you just put it on the edge of your garage and you have recording for a long time. you can pay for that service and save all your recordings. you can have a conversation with that perp or if you have kids you can monitor who comes in and out of your house. >> and this one you can put in your yard. >> you

whatever happens tonight, thank you for everything. >> they cannot fathom what they are witnessing.rohibitive front-runner for the presidency is on potentially the verge of losing it. donald trump is shocking the world right now. >> he's making inroads into changing what we consider the normal run of the mill pol fix. >> back in new hampshire, we'll wait for this map to reset for us. i'll have to do it manually. the map is getting tired, too, because it didn't anticipate staying up this late. >> they say he staggered and cursed his way to the republican nomination over much more qualified candidates. and through it all, donald trump was his own man. she had all the surrogates, the president of the united states, she had michelle obama, she had everyone going for her. >> how the media has portrayed this, they had a cover-up. "new york magazine" said loser right across the front of it. >> just obnoxious. >> it is incredible, folks. you're watching history on fox business network. but on the short right now, the rival business channels have you covered in reports that podesta might add

, whatever. but i from the south. i have to be respectful and and that's my mom. >> reporter: but wayne doesn't really care what we think about him. he's unapologetic in just about every aspect of his life. what's your relationship with weed? every day? >> there's god, there's family, there's my kids, there's music and weed. >> in that order? >> yeah. >> reporter: our journey with wisy started in 2013 at his own private skate park h >> how do you self-describe gangster end up being such a prolific skateboarder? >> i just fell in love with skating. plain and simple. the thing you love most about it is landing the tricks. landing them and landing them well. being able to say you did that. >> reporter: a few months later, he invited us to amsterdam. backstage at his sold-out performance. >> what are you thinking about when you're walking onstage? >> usually what's on my mind is crowd out first. ? being onstage for me is everything i ever dreamed of. i'm always at home onstage. >> reporter: nowadays

whatever you kids want to do is fine with us. the four of us would have a lot of fun. don't you think, andy? yeah, boy! sure, like they say-- the more the merrier. i'll give you a treat. i'll bring over my new bongo drum. i just learned "la cucaracha." all: ? and 'twas from aunt dinah's quilting party ? ? i was seeing nellie home. ? yeah! ? i was seeing nellie home ? ? i was seeing nellie home. ? ? and 'twas from aunt dinah's quilting party ? ? i was seeing nellie home. ? ( singing ends ) yeah. pretty good, huh? uh-huh, pretty good. i don't believe that bongos fit in too good with "bringing nellie home" though. just trying to liven up the evening. barney? it's just the shank of the evening. what'll mary and andy think if we run off like this? it's perfectly all right, barn. right, mary? well, whatever thelma lou thinks. there'll be other evenings. yeah, we ought to do this more often. you know, the four of us ought to get together a lot. yeah, we ought to do that a lot. here's your coat. well, good night, mary and thank you for a lovely evening. oh, yeah, it was just s

whatever he's saying is resonating. >> it's resonating. i'm up here in north central wisconsin, there were a lot of reagan democrats that came back to the party. this is a real opportunity for the republican party to move away from its reputation of being a country club party and back into the working man pro growth party. i think again these are incredibly universally liked proposals and i think if he follows through with this, he's going to the not only have a great presidency, i think he's going to transform the party. my dad was one of those reagan democrats. it's like you're born and you're a democrat and reagan brought him over. it has a generational effect. i'm a republican because my dad was a republican. it's a way to change the whole trajectory for the party in terms of demographics. >> lisa, i'm hearing a lot of positive things coming and i -- i'm sorry, let me go to jessica. i hear a lot of positive things coming. liberals are still trying to figure out a way to push back, but it sounds so -- it sounds great to me. granted i'm

whatever you may feel you need to do, get involved and do whatever, if it's the electoral college that's bothering you, get involved, and -- >> reporter: it's been the question plaguing protesters since the beginning of time. what is marching going to do to fix your cause? today, and this is what two teachers had to say. >> so we decided to stage a peaceful demonstration to show that arizonans do stand up against hate and intolerance. >> a'shawna and beth say that they want to spread the message that hope isn't lost, and we need to work together, especially since there is a >> i think they have a lot more hope than the adults have in this country. they see it in their daily lives more than adults two. >> reporter: these two say that they want to lead by example that hate will never win. >> there has been a little bit of an uprising of hate, and we need everyone to know that regardless of who holds the office or who is elected, that type of behavior just will not cities across the country saw rallies tonight. for the most part, they have appeared peace. reporting live, marcy jones, fox 10

you run out of an exit door, whatever, staircase, whatever it may be. if you're trapped somewhere, tried to hide. either a closet, under a table, somewhere out of sight. that's basically what you're doing because the shooter's going to be just looking for those live targets. if they don't see anything they might move on to it. the school has even retrofitted the doors where they can put shields up so the shooter couldn't even look into a room to see if somebody was in there. they are trying to do the best they can under the circumstances that we are seeing nowadays. >> okay. i didn't hear the end part of what you said but we understand ohio state students got this emergency text, in fact that's what a student told me that i interviewed a little earlier, that the warning came over a text and you're right, social media and iphones play a huge part in keeping students safe on campuses these days. >> yes. we have these retrofitted doors now that you can't see in and it's a way so that the shooter, when they are walking by down a corridor, they look into the

wheezed freedom and what is license and the bills of freedom is license and you may be trained to do whatever but. >> always have to have their heart in the right place and understand what is freedom and what is license. >> and that comes from our training and that comes from your understanding. >> so young people our ought youth and young adults are now wondering if there is hope and we have a generation that became what they became because of hope but if you deprive our young generation of hope then that's despair we don't need that i'm leaving you with one thought we need to give our young adults hope thank you >> next speaker. >> good evening clyde. >> well a lot going on chief chaplin i'll be honest with i was 12k0i7d in you on our leaks it was a stupid thing to say i'll say it to your face that was stupid okay. that's a wash we'll let that go we'll let that go we all make mistakes but i'll be honest with i talked with 4 cops is chaplain cool enough said welcome chief thank you. next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening. >> my name is julian black man i'm here to address

some would live, be rationed whatever food was left. the remainder would be immediately put to death. apparently, he had his own theories of eugenics. unfortunately, he wasn't the first. perhaps not, but he was certainly among the most ruthless to decide arbitrarily who would survive and who would not, using his own personal standards and then to implement his decision without mercy. children watching their parents die. whole families destroyed. over 4,000 people. they died quickly, without pain, but they died. relief arrived, but too late to prevent the executions. and kodos, there never was a positive identification of his body. but what is karidian to do with it? his history begins almost to the day where kodos disappeared. and you think jim suspects he's kodos? ived the massacre who'd actually seen kodos with their own eyes. jim kirk was one of them. with the exception of riley and captain kirk, every other eyewitness is dead, and my library computer shows that wherever they were-- on earth, on a colony, or aboard ship-- the karidia

i feel like as a songwriter, you have to write whatever inspires you.he things that are on your mind. and so for me, the idea of death or with that song, it's more about our sense of purpose and our sense of self. >> you mentioned song writing serl times. do you separate yourself as a songwriter wir from being a guitarist or being a vocalist or anything else or just simply all the same coming under music. >> i would consider myself a songwriter first. i like singing my own songs. i don't want to shall did dish don't want to-- i've never had that feeling of i want to go to a certain city and just start writing for all these other people. i like being in a band and i love playing guitar and singing. >> because are you a songwriter. >> i think that is what compelled me to stay with it. >> is the live show the best thing for you? >> you would much rather be doing a live show than being in the studio recording an album. >> i feel more comfortable on a stage. because we clock to many hours. whereas in a studio we made five records and they have been fun but t