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yes or no? pat: yes. it already has and it's foolish and provocative. eleanor: it's human rights. it's what pope francis does. tom: yes. clarence: i would say yes. john: the answer is question. >> today, a legend returns from retirement. a world champion bucking bull's back. >> do you want to see explosive? >> best season is young. the story is yet to be written. >> he steps up. >> the risk remains the same dangerous game. the challenge is a world title. >> j.b. mauney mauney, you need

clarence: no, but i'm hopeful for the future. john: what is that, yes or no? clarence: the answer is no. john: predominantly no? clarence: the answer is no. john: a simple no? clarence: yeah, a simple no. ignore the rest of my wisdom. yes, bye-bye. >> in 2013j.b. mauney accomplished what was gong overdue. >> mauney's historic comeback is complete. he has waited a lifetime to do that. >> last season his name was placed among legends of the sport. >> only history will tell where j.b. falls amongst the greats. >> and last week the north carolina cowboy proved he's ready for the challenge yet again. >> j.b. mauney wins a 15/15 bucking battle.

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most will give you yes and no answers, he was going on a soliloquy. he has so much personality. brilliant. >> in that film, yes. >>> reaction to chris rock's no holds barred oscar show taking on the lack of diversity at this year's academy awards and what he said has so many people weighing in from oprah to amy schumer, abc's nick watt had a chance to catch up with chris right after the show. good morning, nick. >> good morning, robin. well, this was one of the most anticipated monologues in decades and history and here and now ready to judge rock on how he handled the oscars so white >> welcome your host, chris rock. stage.

no? - oh, yes, yes. - and you are the only one here, yes? - uh, no, i mean, yeah, yeah. - well, your commander mchale, he has just been arrested. - oh, no. - oh, yes. i am his friend big frenchy, i tried to help him but nobody pays attention to a man like me. but you, the minute i look at you, i can see you are a man of action, yes? - oh, no, yeah, yes and no. - i can see it in the eyes and that bold neck and those powerful shoulders. you call him, uh, john wayne. - john...john wayne? well, look, partner, this is no time for talk, this is time for action. - ah. - i forgot. i can't leave the boat. - you go right ahead. as a friend of commander mchale, i will watch the boat for you. the police station is right that way. - i don't know, that's against regulations. - did you ever see john wayne worry about regulations when a friend was in trouble? - watch the boat. - i demand the release of commander mchale, united states navy. - and who are you? - i'm ensign wayne. i mean, john parker. chuck parker, my name is chuck. - hey, chuck. - oh, hi, skip

the recommendation don't think about it as a yes or no. let it develop. greg: same yes. >> slow and steady wins the race. last. rosanna: we have somebody on the staff who the single and we love ines rosales. greg: she's been that way for a long time. we want to change it around for her. i'm not saying he's getting desperate. ines: hi. greg: she's on tv. she's beautiful. you know, she's picky. rosanna: she's a little picky. >> you should be. rosanna: and you have a match making service and what would you do for ines. >> i sit down for her and helping to date on all of the possible means online, mobile and set her up with the service. greg: what is your type? >> i have a trouble with that. ines: he's not my type. greg: too muscular. >> a little meat on the bones? >> yes. >> do they have to be from your background? >> no. >> your parents are okay with that? >> yes. greg: or they could be? >> yes. taller. light. blond lately. greg: nothing worked so far? >> no. >> what is the age range? >> below 40. >> 33 is the new 23. >> let's pretend she fixes her up and sh

yes. always. >> okay. thank you. >>> now, no doubt the country's most popular show. >> we show you the winner plus we tell you the about carolina connection >>> now, within the last 30 months the judge chose the german short haired dog best in show. cj is a 3-year-old from california. he beat out 6 other best in breeds including the popular german shepherd and the bull dog. silver cup, he also gets to enjoy the traditional steak lunch tomorrow. this is the 3rd german short haired pointer to win. >> congratulations. >> pretty dog. this k-9 competition has a near face. one of the judges, right there. bonnie, she is from carry. she began her career by showing her dad's dogs, she judged all over the country. so, we have plenty represented there. >> and the lab came in 3rd. >> yes. >> german short haired pointer best in show. >> pretty good. to be determined. >> oh, yeah. >> yes, no dog show out there. [ laughter ] >> we will get the viewpoint from the driver's seat from marcus page and dale earnhardt jr. and the hurricanes try to st

, no. >> kinky. >> yes! >> jimmy: ah! >> steve: wrong! that was a move! that was not right!that was a -- >> jimmy: misfire. >> steve: almost. it was an untrue ringer. it was a -- [ laughter ]rue -- >> steve: no, no. untrue. >> jimmy: it was a lie. >> steve: it's the opposite of true. opposite of true! >> jimmy: true, false. >> steve: yes! false. >> steve: ee -- ee -- ee. >> jimmy: buzz. >> steve: no, i'm looking at when the clock goes off my -- >> jimmy: alarm! yes! >> steve: oh! >> 1-1.ot my -- they got in my head. 'cause they were like -- they got in my head, yeah. they were dancing around. and this guy's got like 5g's. >> yeah.he doesn't even know what i'm talking about [ laughter ] >> okay, ready? >> jimmy: here we go. come on, buddy, we can do this.so tired of being on that plane i got -- >> jet lag. >> boom. >> it's the first one you do when you're skiing. the first one. >> the rabbit. >> the rabbit. the rabbit. >> no, it's the place -- the hill that you do when -- >> oh, bunny slope. >> yes! >> jimmy:

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of "playboy" but the two of you are full low clothed. >> yes. >> stephen: as a matter of fact, this is the first issue of "playboy" that has no nudity in it. did you feel cheated-- ( laughter ) -- >> yes. >> stephen: at least of the opportunity to go, "how dare you!" >> yeah, i had a conversation >> stephen: about being in "playboy?" >> yeah. he said, "someone they work with told me you're in 'playboy'." and i said, yes, dad, i am. and then i said it's not nude, first thing. and he was like, "i'm weirdly proud." ( laughter ) >> stephen: i will go with that "weirdly" part. >> yeah, right. >> stephen: here's the thing that might be a secret to you guys. i am slight lie older than you are. >> no! >> a little bit, a little bit. >> stephen: just slightly older than you are combined, which is why i love your show because i can learn about what's hip, happening, brooklyn trends and stuff like that. so i was hoping you could tell me what's hot on the scene. >> one thing right off the pat it's really cool today to not ( applause ) >> stephen: what else? what else is going on out there? >> okay, what else? well, have you heard about ra

no more. >> i don't. google, stop. that. >> trevor: that's how it works. "broad city, that's funny coming back again. saw you in "daddy's home." >> yes. evor: are you going to run in a movie? no, you play like a chill. you are chilled out. are you ever -- you think you will be a guy switching over to action. >> i would love to. i think someone is waiting for an action movie but say he's too fat now. it's not time. let's wait. see if he can do it. i think there is an awful. it's not time yet. i want to do, i think i want to have my chris pratt transformation. everyone is like holy [beep], he's skinny now. [beep] >> trevor: let's talk about the special really quick. last time i met you, you talked about touring. i don't want to release the special until it's ready. i want to have fun. now it's ready. >> it's funny. trevor: everyone is waiting. hannibal is that dude. you're that dude in comedy. >> i'm one of the dudes. i'm the top dude named hannibal. there is one other hannibal in comedy. he tried to open for me. i was like no, man. >> trevor: you met another hannibal. >> no, a guy named hannibal in the bay area. you seem like a nice guy

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>> yes, nowed dreams. you had no thought you would be there the rest of your life. >> yes, took mat nerves their own hands, rebelled. >> could your age us. >> were courageous, heroes, can you imagine running 600 miles for your freedom? i mean, you have dogs chasing you, police catch ers if they don't catch you then the element, might kill you. because just running in swamps and running without food, and in the heat, and in the cold, i mean, it is just mind blowing that these were actual things that happened. >> when i was watching some of the clips from this i have to admit it casino of reminded me the feel of it like jenning owe a little bit. >> you know, the thing is we've never seen television show or a film about the underground railroad though. >> true. >> it was a first integrated civil rights movement in our nation. >> came through philadelphia certainly. >> absolutely. i mean, you had people from the north, working with people in the south, you had people from all walks of life, native americans, african-amer

yes, or no? yes or no? >> well, yes. >> whether you say they're your problems or not. cannot stop these guys from coming after you. and you know that regardless, somebody is going to make a play for you. so why should i return you out to pop? >> please, just give me a chance, please. >> don't beg me. i don't want you to beg me. >> i'm not begging -- >> i want you to give me one good reason why i should turn you out to pop. >> because i made a change. i'm not coming back to lockup. mr. culliver. i promise i'm not coming back. please. let me show you. >> i'll think about it. i ain't convinced right now, though. the reason i'm not convinced is in the past, your past tells me if you go to general population, you got about 60 to 90 days in general population and there will be problems. that's what history tells me. >> i bet you're wrong this time. i bet you're wrong. >> listen. >> it's just unfair. it's unfair. >>> coming up, terrance mosley gets written up again. but this time it's not for indecent exposure. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >>> and alan clark's fiancee may be getting c

ye... no! no. no. possession of drugs is a very serious crime. well, uh, o-off... now, suppose you tell me oh... oh, uh... well... o-officer, i didn't want to bother you, you know. it's, i'm jus... it's just a hypo, hypo... hypodermic! ...thetical-- hypothetical. oh, look, let's gust forjet it. let's just forget it, i mean. i-i, i'm just here to compile information for this wook i'm biting. so let's get out of here, chrissy! just a minute. hmm? are you riding those bicycles to your home? just the one. ( nervous laughter ) it's a little joke. i'm such a zany, madcap kind... no, i can't ride both of them home so, i'm just going to take... she has to get home somehow. so she's going to take the girls' bike. i'll take the one with the bar which is... the boys', uh, bike. have you been drinking? who, me? ( laughing ) no! well, just some homemade beer. did you know it's against the law to ride a bicycle while under the influence? you're kidding. i think i'd like you to take a breath test. uh, no, officer, i can breathe just fine. see? ( panting ) don't want to take a bre

yes, with-- with two old curmudgeons like griffin and egan, there are no guarantees. they've been business competitors for years. somehow i get the feeling this whole thing could fall through. but that's not fair, george! you've earned your fee. yes, but don't start spending the money. oh, i haven't spent it. i've been window-shopping a little. dorothy, i mean it. you're counting chickens before we even have eggs. griffin and egan don't like each other. but, george, it's to the best interests of both of them. mr. griffin has the fabricating process and mr has the equipment. they'll both ma fortune. yes, but there's many a slip betwixt cup and lip. i salute you, mr. shakespeare. [doorbell rings] that'll be mr. egan. oh! come in, mr. egan. llo, hel! how are you today? if i felt any better, i'd be running in the fifth at belmont. and i'd bet on you, hazel! a "mudder"? oh, that's wonderful! i always say a "mudder" has no business being in a horse race. she should be home taking care of the kids! you slay me, hazel, you slay me! but what a way to go, mr. egan, huh? come on.

. >> yes. >> no, now look at this.t is called what. >> jackie's a5 wagu beef. >> it looks like tuna. >> so, this is the best beef you can buy in the world. it comes from japan. these cattle are raised specifically for mar belling which is for texture. >> you say wag it means japanese cow. >> yes. >> and rating is a5. that is their top rating. >> that is best piece of meat in america. >> in the world. >> in the world. >> can i eat it. >> sure. >> it looks so rare, though. >> which is how i order stake anyway, really rare. >> yes, this one is cooked closer to median. it keeps it light and incredibly moist and tender. >> yes, right taste. >> it is mostly the red meat. >> yes. >> you don't even have to chew. >> no, it melt in your mouth. >> that is weird. that is fantastic. >> yes, yes. >> it melts, i'm not even chewing. that is fantastic. but, we also have great fish here. what is this. >> this is our dover sol, so it is butter, crazy french word but capers, brown butter, lemon. and compliments the fish really well. this

you can ask me any yes or no question. and you can guess a name, i'll tell you yes or no if it's right. >> oh my god! i'm going to die -- >> jimmy: if you get it right you'll win a prize. this is not the bad part yet, are you ready? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay, you can begin. ask questions. >> male or female? >> jimmy: you have to ask a yes or no question -- >> male? >> jimmy: yes, male. >> oh my god -- aahh! [ bleep ]! >> jimmy: over 20? . >> is he an actor? >> jimmy: he is an actor, yes. >> jimmy: no. >> matt damon. >> jimmy: no, not matt damon. >> is he african? >> jimmy: no, he is not african-american. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: yeah, you think it it's over now but it really isn't. it's just about to begin. you're enjoying your first roller coaster ride? >> aahhh! >> jimmy: all right, keep guessing. you have any questions? >> hell no. aahh! >> oh man! >> jimmy: your wife is of no help at all. you haven't asked one question. >> my brain's queasy right now. >> jimmy: do you have any other >> oh, oh -- >> jimmy: ask me if he's nom

the rabbit. >> no, it's the place -- the hill that you do when -- >> oh, bunny slope. >> yes! >> jimmy: nice. all right, you say this on a -- on a cruise ship, when everyone's-- oh, no, i'm sorry. you say this on a train. it's a train. >> steve: all aboard. >> jimmy: yeah, there you go. take it. you could say it on a cruise ship. >> sure. >> we're gonna relax and i want you to just -- >> unwind. >> with a -- >> what? [ laughter ] >> i want you to -- >> jimmy: just do it! just do it! >> i want you to just -- >> limber up! >> relax and just -- no. >> i don't know! >> just lie. just lie. i don't know! >> yes, but you gotta -- >> release? [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: yes! [ buzzer ] [ cheers ] >> what the hell was it? >> jimmy: what was it? >> that was terrible. >> go with the flow. >> jimmy: our thanks to hugh jackman, taron egerton. [ cheers and applause ] go see them in the movie, "eddie the eagle." i love you, buddy. in theaters this friday. audra mcdonald joins us after the break. we wonerere. and here. and here. uh, here. also in here. back there. even next to these guys, he

no, sir. i wasn't speaking-- i was just speaking out loud actually. oh, yes. do you talk to cleopatra very often? no. no, i wasn't speaking to cleopatra. i was, let me explain-- you don't have to explain, major. psychologically, it's very healthy to act out your little fantasies. say hello for me, won't you? i've always been the great admirer of hers. uh, what'd you say? nothing. [jeannie laughs] thanks, thanks very much. oh, thanks. now, colonel, it's very important that we get the right guy to escort bootsie. now, i need a fellow with a lot of zing. you know what i mean, colonel? i-i-i want a fun astronaut. fun astronaut. with a lot of pizzazz. a lot of pizzazz. and good-looking and a little bit offbeat, you know what i mean, colonel? a-a-a--colorful. you got anybody here th-that's got a lot of color? i have just the man you're looking for, mr. dawkin. oh, uh, sergeant. tell major nelson i want to see him. colonel, are you ready for this? that's bootsie. you can certainly see she has talent. major nelson, you're escorting miss nightingale to the benefit ball.

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yes-- no! no, no, i mean, this is a little speech we wrote. but after seeing you, what is there to say but welcome to the neighborhood. when i rented this house, i didn't know it's going to be such a mish-mash. and with my maid gone for a week, i really don't know what i would have done without you boys. we'd have been here sooner if we'd have known your predicament. where do you want this, zsa zsa? willy, darling, why don't you put it right over there to the fireplace? [laughs] ok. i'm so lucky to have such wonderful neighbors. where do you want this, zsash? is that too heavy to take it upstairs to my bedroom? nah! say the word, i'll have it up on the roof. be careful, darling, careful. it's a matter of balance, you know. careful, darling. [groaning] i'll put it on the stairs while we're all... i--i-- careful! oh, ohh... [yelling] [crashes] [doorbell rings] paul fenton! what are you doing? i was just mopping the floor. (zsa zsa) paul, darling? "paul, darling"? (zsa zsa) hello. oh--oh, zsash-- i--i mean, zsa zsa... i mean, miss gabor, uh, this

yes or no? mr. earnest: what the president has said our focus is going to be working with congress and working with congress is working on a time frame and we are asking congress to give it fair consideration and i'm not going to speculate if congress refuses to do that. reporter: rubio suggested that the president is considering turning over the entire naval base to cuba. i didn't see that in the papers. is that something that is under consideration? mr. earnest: it is not under consideration and we have said that many times. scott? reporter: cost savings over 20-year period. does that mean the american eople -- [indiscernible] >> we're talking about individuals that were apprehended and transferred as teenagers. it does mean that we need to start thinking long-term about how this process is going to work. again, our preference is where ossible is to conduct a review nd determine how these individuals can be transferred to other countries with appropriate security restraints and make sure we are mi

no, i'll do it. i'll do it. have fun. [ ] boy. hey, that's my cabin. yes, well, you're certainly a messy housekeeper. clean that place up. no, no, no. she's in the captain's cabin. all right. i'll call you when i need you. oh, but-- don't touch me! [stammers] there's nothing to worry about, ma'am. i'm major anthony nelson, united stated air force. [screams] shhh. i just wanna cut your rope. did you call me, captain? uh, no, i did not. if i want you, i'll certainly let you know. now, go upstairs and swab the decks. aye, captain. [door closes] how did you get on this ship, anyway? as if you didn't know. what did you do with the others? wh-what others? don't pretend you and your blood-thirsty crew didn't board the yarmouth and sink it. but you'll pay for it. right now, there's a british frigate searching for you. i didn't have anything to do with this, miss. actually, i'm just passing by. do you really mean that? yes. i told you if i need you-- master? oh. i think we'd better leave here quickly. we can't leave now. they're going to kill this girl. but if you stay, they are going to kill you. i heard them