♪ ♪ whoop whoop that's the sound of the beast ♪ ♪ >> drinks on me, guys. [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ whoop whoopplause ] josh gad. "the angry birds movie" is in theaters friday. [ cheers and applause ] want to play a game? >> i would love to play a game. >> jimmy: with anthony bourdain and mario batali? >> well, now i'm definitely in. >> jimmy: all right, good. josh and i are playing a game with anthony bourdain and mario batali when we get back. stick around, it's good. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ if you've ever been lured in straight talk. by a low price wireless plan then there's not enough high-speed data or your bill is packed with overages and mystery fees... stop falling for it! with straight talk's unlimited plan, you get america's largest, most dependable 4g lte networks. no contract, no tricks. and five gigs of high-speed data for just forty-five dollars a month. it's time to ask yourself... why haven't i switched? get a samsung galaxy s7 or bring your own phone. find out more at straighttalkswitch.com help you experience this world? i'm glad you finally made it, dad. you have to experie

whoop, whoop, whooping. give a wave, girls. good job, good job. to the top of the fun house! mike, alex, back to you guys. >> mike is making fun of me. >> she's double facing here on the boardwalk. >> it is real that i good. you come out here, you're in the sun, you have to have something nice and cold. what's soft and creamy, what is it? >> what was the slogan again? >> bold soft and creamy? i don't know what it was. >> what was it? >> smooth soft and cream. >> i oh, soft smooth and screaming. >> what's your name? >> that's claire. >> claire? i see you. >> she likes the microphone. we have future journalist here. >> she want to be in it. v. >> yes, she will be in it. v. >> megan, milky, what are you showing me? >> you're kidding me? >> okay. >> really, for what reason? >> all right, somebody tell me the best thing about ocean city. >> no alcohol. >> boardwalk. >> no alcohol? get outta here. >> mike is going to get outta here. >> how about that giant liquor store? >> the beer guy is this way. >> oh -- >> no such thing as beer guy. >> that's not go

have a ♪ (grunt, whooping) "d," "d," "d," "d!" "d" up, "d" up, "d" up!-point game, kid-- you better make something happen quick. can we just play the game, danny? well, it looks like we can play. i don't know if you can. too bad your jump shot isn't half as good as your trash talking. oh, my jump shot? yeah. my jump shot's about to make me 50 bucks, and it's gonna come from your pocket. i'm not worried. yeah? you haven't made it from 20 since you were 20. oh, really? well, maybe i'm due. danny: what do you say? right here. (grunting, whooping) (grunts) come on! hold it. lighten up, man! what the hell was that? what the hell was what? that's like the fifth time you body-slammed me today. quit crying, old man. danny: hey, it was a hard foul. take it easy. you're high. that was all ball. hey, jamie, talk to your teammate. he's been hacking my guys all day. it was a foul. oh, come on. only looked like a foul 'cause this fat slob couldn't stay on his feet. what'd you just call me? i'm pretty sure i called you a fat slob. why, you prefer lard-ass? say it one m

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. >> you want me to sing, or just whoop it out for you? >> just whoop it out for me. >> how would you like to be remembered in terms of your work? >> i think a pretty solid body of work that emphasized the words. it's not literature. but it can be very classy journalism. >> morley safer recently revealed, after all of the years, he didn't really like to be on television. our thoughts are with our colleagues at cbs tonight. >>> in the meantime, much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the highway overpass, crashing down late today. what authorities are saying caused this moment on the roads. >>> and the scuba diver stranded. when he came up, the boat was gone. suddenly, two sharks start to circle him. how this ends. >>> and the brutal confrontation between a police officer and a female driver. he said he pulled her over for a missed turn signal. what does the surveillance video show? right after the break. life inse automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being

>> [ whooping ] >> some strike it rich. >> [ distant whooping ] >> but charles boles is not as lucky. after months of mining, he not only fails to find gold. he loses both of his brothers to illness they contract in the camps. >> charles was devastated. he had been the one to truly want to come out to california. he felt guilty. he was a restless soul. that played very heavily into the choices he made later on. >> boles heads back east a broken man, eventually stopping in illinois, where takes a job on a farm and soon marries. >> on the one hand, you have the adventure of searching for gold and perhaps making a fortune, versus working on a farm, the tedium of tilling and harvesting and seeding, that to him was not quite as attractive. >> frustrated with his farming lifestyle, boles is haunted by his failure as a miner, and dreams of striking it rich. ♪ when word of the montana gold rush reaches charles, his gold fever returns. boles leaves his family and sets out for montana... on foot. >> there's an interesting aspect to boles's life. it's said that he had an aversion to horses. when

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>> just whoop it out for me. >> can i play you a song?f course you may. ♪ listen here boys ♪ i'm telling you now >> reporter: his reports over the years touched many millions of viewers, who saw through his eyes and felt through his words -- ♪ i'm a 60-minute man >> reporter: -- the beauties, the complexities, and the absurdities of the modern world. >> i've led a charmed life as a repo reporter, as an individual. a lot of it is blood, weight, toil, and tears but a lot of it is pure unadulterated luck, and i've been a very lucky guy. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> again, a sad day at cbs news. a very sad day. our long-time colleague morley safer has passed away. he was 84. we leave you now with one of morley's favorite stories, discussing a profile he put together of a legendary comedian, jackie gleason. >> jackie gleason was a really great -- talk about larger than life character. >> and away we go! >> a man of remarkable talent. >> being a wiseenheimer, alice. >> and we know a wonderful comedy presence. really was the master of an era of american com

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. >> i got a whooping aren't i see. >> i was a class clown.like -- you know, -- >> when you start that young, parents are such a big innuance, especially when you are still 14. do you think, i like this joke but i'm going to get another whooping? how much did they factor into your art? >> honestly, my parents wanted me to go into the ministry. that's what they were about. for me, that was funny because i was always funny. a natural talent. i would lighten up the room if somebody was sad or mad. i always had the joke. for me, that was always fun. i was bad. i deserved it. sometimes, i wasn't. >> your parents are pastors. so some of the jokes that you tell -- >> i was really dirty at first. it made me mad because one of my parents could norv come. i was doing a thing from jamie fallon and -- jimmy fallon. and i could not put together a set but i could not put together a set because i was swearing so much. you know. i kept it clean. and my parents can now come. and as much as i started being clean, more people came to the show. >> do you think th

>> just whoop it out for me. >> how would you like to be remembered in terms of your work?ink a pretty solid body of work that emphasized the words. it's not literature. but it can be very classy journalism. >> he was a gentleman. safer filed his last report in march of this year. >> 919 stories he filed for "60 minutes." >> wow. >> 12 emmy awards. >> quite a legend. >> uhu >>> (sounds of birds whistling) ♪ music ♪ introducing new k-y touch gel crème. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. (cheering) narrator: birthday... dishes. thursday... (game sounds) dishes. every dish, every time, to take on anything. ♪ >>> so for a while now we've had a growing problem in our oceans. manmade garbage that floats around and kills wildlife. >> one of the worst offenders those plastic six-pack rings that birds and sea creatures not only get caught in but they also eat. >> now a new idea hopes to change all that. our tampa station has the story. >> reporter

. >> whoop whoop. >> it is probably a keyless entry. >> i believe it is. >> oh, all the buttons now.justin timberlake released new song 2 weeks ago, and i believe it is a song from the new movie trolls. >> sound of the summer? >> probably. >> yes. >> meet the trolls. >> they dance. >> oh, my gosh. >> ♪ >> seriously? >> i love that dancing. >> jen, you went all the way for that? >> looks pretty cool to me. they have some moves. >> justin timberlake in kahn? thanked you for sending me, yes, so really cool watch they were doing they were showing the film makers, you know, that go to can as well as the world prep little bit of the movie troll which you just saw. here is the headline, i don't know why this isn't on the philadelphia magazine front page. >> yes? you. >> ready for it? >> yes. >> he says my dance something not so bad. >> i mean, i think, i think when people try to raid their own dancing, you're always going to feel like you came up short. but that entrance was the greatest entrance to any interview ever. and i also think people should just be happen if i they have rhythm. bec

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should have heard peggy whooping it up in the news room. this team can go all the way this year. >> i have been a sharks fan. i have seen this before. i have a feeling this time it's going to happen. i feel it. >> going to find out more as the sharks try to close out the predators monday in nashville. >>> it doesn't happen often, but the golden state warriors lost tonight. they played the portland trail blazers without seth curry. he's out with a knee injury. there he is. looking good on the sidelines. game four, monday in portland. coverage from the sharks and warriors game coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> next at 11:00, the warriors are so good, it might be criminal. seth curry jerseys flying off the shelf in petaluma. >>> plus, someone is $415 million richer tonight. >> not us. >> no, it's notus. we are going to tell you where the jackpot ticket was sold. >>> also, a path of destruction. take a look at this tornado caught on camera in kr colorado. >>> watching scattered showers. how much rain to expect? we'll look at that and the seven

no big whoop? huge whoop.fter months of slamming the presumptive nominee has had a whirl wind day that is continuing now on capitol hill. among the most important meetings was the first one as it would be meeting with the speaker of the house, paul ryan. speaker ryan called that face-to-face very inkorgeing and spoke about mr. trump's personality. >> very good personality. he is a very warm and genuine person. i met him for like 30 seconds in 2012. we really don't know each other. we started to get to know each other. i actually had a very pleasant exchange with him. that is point number one. point number two, there are things we believe in as conservatives. we believe in limited government. we believe in the constitution. we believe in the proper role of the differences in the separation of powers. we believe in things like life. not everyone is pro choice in our party but we are majority pro life party. these are things that are important to us. we had a good exchange of views on these kinds of issues. >> c

(siren whooping) whoa, i don't believe it. mm-hmm, what'd i tell you? how could this happen? um... maybe he was rolled up in a carpet. (chuckles) where's the carpet? well, rotted away, you know, with the meaty parts. (laughing) what? that... it's possible. (still laughing) that would've... that would've taken thousands of years. um... uh, the bones should be in a pile, but... something is holding them together and... (laughing uncontrollably) what is with you? (snorts) rolled in a carpet?! "meaty parts"!

. >> whoop de do, after crazy come back from a three games to one deficit. can you tell i'm a little bitter? >> the warriors are just a tent time to rally to the three to one deficit. of course beat oklahoma city 96 to 88 in front of delerious home crowd. self kerry in the 2ebgdz half, warriors came back from 13 points down. they face labron james and the cleveland cavaliers in game one of the nba finals thursday night. >>> this story is crazy. prom night memories will be sticking with a massachusetts teenager, a and she has the x-rays to prove t kathleen swallowed a pin. it happened on a party bus, she and friends headed to the prom. her date's butte near kept falling off so she tried to adjust it, put the thin her mouth, hold it, there and she laughed and inhaled it. >> some funny joke, and then i laughed, and it went down my throat, and i was just immediately started coughing. >> she said she didn't feel any pain. so they went to prom. she went to prom, you guys. but next day she ended upgoing to the hospital and x-rays show the pin was lodged in a bronch

tucker says it's going to be g no rain in today's forecast forc zero whoop whoop for that.tha good morningallison seymour. ym weather and traffic on ther an 5s at 6:35. let's get right now thatt notha breaking news in the search thes for egyptair flight 804. 8 egyptian armed forces havean found passenger a belongings sadly and parts of the doomed td aircraft in the mediterraneanite sea about 180 miles off of thehe coast of alexandria.ndri military officials are nowre combing that area for the plane's black box which willwhiw provide of course critical critl information about what causedab that airliner to disappear dispe from radar without a distress ai call yesterday.ll 66 people including two infants, one child were aboard r that flight. fli >>> and we have breaking news here locally as well.ly awell a man is dead following a shootin apartments in alexandria. in al. this happened earlier thisrlthis morning.rn that investigation is now aw a homicide. ho the area is located near the huntington metro station. melanie alnwick is on the scene. she'll bring us updates nextex hour. hour. >>> th

. >> whoops. don't mess it up. >> don't mess it up. >> we have tarragon, basil, and parsley. >> wow. >> this is our wild mushroom toast. >> let's go with the avocado first. >> great. >> this might it be my favorite already. i can tell you. you can taste the olive oil, the bread. fresh really, really good. >> this is the rapini or broccoli raub with ramata and the row mess co. >> there's no eating this quietly and having a good conversation with somebody, is there? this is our mushroom. >> goat cheese. >> goat cheese. >> and herbs. >> i'd say still to this point the avocado is my favorite. what a great way to reinvent something as simple as toast. and something you could do at home. >> right. >> thank you. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> wow, my dome was shiny in that story. >> we have to put this to the test now. >> bedford and company were able to. >> i'm just laughing at how you cut this like perfectly neat bite and yet i'm just going in monster style. >> a little piece. >> what

these three contestants lost a whooping 444 pounds on the show. now the shocking revelation.ost all gained weight back. >> i was honestly astonished. >>

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. >> you want me to whoop it out for you?reporter: dolly parton and morely got along famously to say the least. >> could you? >> of course. >> reporter: helen mirren is a funny, funny woman. >> reporter: a veteran of movie nude scenes, mirren suggested to morely let's get naked. >> you should try it. >> no -- >> yes, i think we should do this interview both of us in the nude. you'd love it. go on? >>> what the hell? >> reporter: their encounter had a hollywood ending. >> we both looked over and saw this ridiculously beautiful sunset. and just instinctively held hands and walked into the sunset. >> boy. >> wow. >> remember so many of those. >> >> and steve kroft, good friend to morely safer, is here. let me start with this, morely's sense of curiosity, adventure, and writing made for exceptional work done by remarkable man. you know a good reporter when you see one. what was unique about morely? what is unique about morely? >> morely. what makes a morely safer story? morely safer. he was very much the person off screen that he

♪ >> you want to ask me to sing or just whoop it out for you? >> any regrets about this career you've had here? >> oh, gosh, no. >> nothing? you wouldn't have done anything different -- >> how can -- talk about a lucky, blessed life as a journalist. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 8:55. time for some news headlines. more than 150 students in palo alto's gunn high school have to retake their advanced placement exams. the reason, the school did not properly follow regulations designed to prevent cheating. >>> oakland international airport is hiring 30 new private security guards in an effort to shorten long security lines. the new guards won't actually screen passengers but they will help keep things moving like telling people to take off shoes. here's roberta. >>> we are going to show you an amazing view this morning. this one is from the estuary in oakland looking towards the skyline of san francisco. it looks clear there. if you look carefully the camera is wavering, bobbing around in the wind. 25-mi

. -- whoops. clearly not prepared to hang up the high tops i just want to know, what is the period of time in which you need to prove it to yourself? i think it almost takes forever, which is not a good explanation. it takes a long time, as we were discussing backstage. in the business for 40 years or so, but spent a timed in time -- period of -- in which financial is asians of the economy -- financial eyes ization, ial would like the opportunity to adapt depth to a different environment. that is a real test of the investor to change directions to take another road, the road not taken at the right time. >> let's talk about the point you just made. a lot had happened since 2008. had to adapt to changes in market structure, changes in the regulatory environment but it affects you indirectly. >> at the end significant levering has changed of ireland's -- changed the environment substantially. it is elevated asset prices. regulatorycted a tome to markets and diminished potential for liquidity going fo

she said they said, whoops, sorry. apology. similar to what you are saying.ppens to the people that are not like you and do not have a mechanism to get their story out there? >> .is the big story here. i am not sure if they were blocking conservative views or whatever. i do not care about that. what i do care about is all the folks out there, said conservatives and christians that found themselves in a situation where they have been blocked or banned in they do not have the networks to help them get back onto facebook. there are many, many people like that. i have heard from hundreds of them on my website. they have been e-mailing me. what do we do? the same time, trish, there are dozens and dozens of websites that are disparaging conservatives, republicans and women. those meet facebook's community standards. trish: when this was first happening, she would show me some of the things that were allowed here at it would just make you sick to see. you think about how terrorists have been communicating and meeting in these online platforms. facebook. twitter. oth

>> just whoop it out for me. >> i consider myself a hostage in the house of injustice. >> reporter: theout the wrongful imprisonment of lanel jeter that safer was most proud. >> to make the difference, in effect, to save a life is, pretty hot stuff. >> reporter: an accomplished career, he reflected upon, on my show in 1993. any regrets about this career you have had here? >> oh, gosh. no. >> nothing. wouldn't have done anything different? >> i mean how can -- talk about a -- a lucky, blessed life as a journalist. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ 'cause you'll be in my heart ♪ ♪ yes, you'll be in my heart ♪ ♪ from this day on ♪ now and forevermore... narrator: if animals are our best friends, shouldn't we be theirs? visit your local shelter, adopt a pet. ♪ you'll be in my heart ♪ ♪ no matter what... cbs cares. ♪ no matter what... is one of the elemental thprivileges of a free people. endowed, as our nation is, with abundant physical resources... ...and inspired as it should be to make those resources and opportunities available for the enjoyment of all... ...we approach

(whoops) look at her go. she's all that and a pointy hat.the same thing over and over again? how's it work? it's electronic. just move your hand in front of it. aah! i just explained it. turn it off! she won't stop making eye contact with me! aw, come on, teddy. tomorrow's halloween. we're trying to get into the holiday spirit. boo! yeah, we're even taking the kids to a haunted house this afternoon. it's an annual tradition. like when dad replaces all the sponges. sponge day! they last longer than you think. ugh! again with the haunted houses? i think i'll pass this year.

joe: whoops. >> no longer can they hide behind whether or holidays, the weakness could not be spared.ng an eye on the weaker dollar and commodities as well. one think markets would tracking closely into tonight is a vote by the brazilian senate. it is debating whether to force-out president dilma rousseff and into an impeachment trial. we're joined now live from the city to give us the latest. how many more hours we have to go until the vote takes place? >> the process is moving along very slowly. i started at around 10:00 a.m., there are around 70 senators scheduled to speak. we are now on senator 20. still a long way to go into we get to the boat. -- the vote. joe: there is not really any uncertainty about the vote. correct? and assuming they do vote to impeach, what is the next step? the next step is she would be notified by the senate leader. he said he would give details directly to her after the boat is over. she would probably leave tomorrow morning, depending on how long voting goes. she would leave tomorrow and the vice president would then take over. happens, there is as lon

. ♪ [cheering] >> we cannot sustain -- whoops. was that my -- ?orry about that, guys. >> it hasn't all been smooth talk. >> ♪ smooth operator >> israel is a strong friend of israel -- john mccain has not talked about my muslim faith and you are absolutely right -- my christian faith -- >> on this memorial day, as our nation honors its unbroken line of fallen heroes, and i think many of them are in the audience here today -- >> when aretha told us what r-e-s-p-c-t -- >> thank you, sioux cities -- sioux falls -- thank you sioux city. long.een in iowa too >> i just want to be clear -- >> i want to be absolutely clear -- >> let me be clear -- >> let me just be clear -- >> let me be as clear as i can be. >> ♪ it's going to be a bright, sun-shining day ♪ >> you were not so clear on who was who. >> first of all -- >> it is not -- but you are saying tim. >> i completely understand. >> it is david today -- >> and then there was me. >> i have not looked at the latest polling around the world, i do not know, garrett. no, garrett. >> when even fashion choices

the whoop whoops you're hearing are already started. the stocks are moving higher.ngclub is a big winner. a report citigroup is in talks with buying loans. those shares are up 10.5% but they're town 40%. just over the past month there are concerns about the industry. >>> all right. here's a question. does the u.s. really have more proven oil reserves than all of opec. that's what donald trump claimed in that energy speech he made yesterday in north dakota. is it true. eamon javers joins us now with an energy fact check. eamon? >> that's right. donald trump is not a candidate for president who's built his campaign around specific policy proposals, but yesterday in north dakota, he made this keynote energy speech which is why we're dialing into some of what he said. let's take a look at some of the claims here. first one that donald trump made yesterday, he said, america has 1.5 times as much oil as the combined proven resources of all opec countries. we looked that up on the eia website and according to the energy administration here, the u.s. has 39.9 billion barrel

james wrote in, he said this iss not news anymore, these shootings, whooped do. bianca hill wrote this iss getting scary. and william asked when will itl stopped. it's just getting started and certainly we hope that is not the case.case and here to join us right now to talk about a little bit to keep us safe is the police chief, thanks so much for joining us. first off you've heard some ofoe the things that we read, clearlr residents who live george's county are concerned as to as the warmer weather approaches, crime starts toarts approach, too. what kind of words do you haveyu for them.fo what can you tell them aboutl their concern cans and their fears. >> i'll answer that question ino two ways.s. first i'll say that we continuen to make tremendous strides in prince george's county in termsm of crime reduction. as we sit here now violent crimt in the county has been reducedeu 12 percent again this year overr last year which was historical in terms of numbers. property climb is down a 15 percent. fatal collision, fatal crashes are down 40 percent. the other thing

>> shonda rhimes almost whooped art garfunkel's ass. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what?own to see the show. mr. garfunkel, he was on some other stuff. he was -- you know -- >> jimmy: he's very musical. this is very musical. >> it almost went down. >> jimmy: that's a play in itself. i would go see that play. shonda and art garfunkel -- we were talking backstage and you have a talent that not many of the other cast members -- everyone's so talented. but you have this one talent that i think is so interesting. you won't burp after you -- you have to hold it in? >> i have a lot of the heavy lifting to do as far as material. i have to eat a full meal at intermission because for energy. >> jimmy: sure. >> inevitably i have to burp at some point during act two. and so you have to learn to sing above and below and around that burp. [ laughter ] you have to carve out a little space in your larynx. you got to sing like around it. >> jimmy: no one knows what you're talking about at all. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i want to see -- i hate to put you to the test. here's seltzer, okay t

kirk, we whooped our butts it's fun and games. >> reporter: another big year for cousins and for thedskins defending nfc east champs but here is a nugget. the skins have not won back to back division titles since the 80s. redskins park, frank hanrahan h kristen, back to you. >> long time. frank was thrown out a spelling bee word there. esconce. >> 16th century english. >> we will think about it at the break. >>> at 6:00 with bruce and jan, persisting questions for the leading presidential candidates. >>> survivors of a bombing in hiroshima now national arboretum in washington. >> the tree's care takers are reflecting on what it means to be in the u.s. a >> reporter: when the atomic bomb dropped in hiroshima two miles from the family's home, shards of glass pierced his face and damaged many of the bone sigh trees. his father nursed many back to life. >> taking care of bone sighs are work. >> reporter: it was given to the u.s. in 1975 for the bicentennial celebration. >> to have him give his prized tree after it wa what the family had been through as a symbol of peace and friendship me

accidents give them room people on bikes will stay away from the traffic or watch out for open doors whoops that was a close one expect people to go to the front of the light and pass on the right a tap of the horn maybe useful to make you're preservation known but avoid using the horn it may saturday night be someone vehicles anybody right turns are especially dangerous important biking always approach right turns properly signal early and wait for people biking through the intersection move as far to the right to people on bikes can pass on the left let's try a few more questions who are the most vulnerable people on city streets? children? seniors, and people with disabilities why do people on bikes ride close to travel there to avoid car doors what is one of the most dangerous situations for people walking and riding bikes? turning vehicles and what can you do to make sure that everyone is safe in any situation? thartsz stay patient and alert and, of course, slow down parking and loading a vehicle on accredit city streets is a challenge weather parking and unloading always check for peo

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