( audience yelling suggestions ) >> go. >> go. >> drew: $21,480?e yelling suggestions ) >> higher, higher. jessica says higher. $23,000? >> higher. >> drew: higher. >> i'm scared. no more after that! >> that's too much! >> drew: she says $27,550 was too much. that was quite a jump. 17, 18, 20, 23, then all way up to $27,000. let's find out if she's right. rachel what do you say? you got it! ( bell rings ) ( cheers and applause ) $27,000! for generation rescue! that jenny... congratulations. >> oh, my god! >> drew: jenny's bumps your winning total up to $39,107 for generation rescue, and she's still going to spin the wheel. showcase showdown coming up, don't go away! ( cheers and applause ) [ lisa ] my name's lisa, and chantix helped me quit. i honestly loved smoking, and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. it put me at ease that you could smoke on the first week. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking

give me a number. ( audience yelling suggestions ) >> 40? >> 40. >> let's go with that. >> drew: 40. no. we need the first two numbers or the last two numbers. >> see a lot of 24s out there, let's go with 24. >> 24. >> drew: 24. yes. ( bell rings ) ( cheers and applause ) there you go. you are in a good spot you have 53, 96, 62, 27, 77, 25, 84. ( audience yelling suggestions ) >> let's go with 53. >> drew: 53. my age. no. >> all right, all right. ( audience yelling suggestions ) >> 96. >> 96! are you sure about that? ( laughs ) he's not! >> drew: 96. no. >> all right, you know what... >> drew: this is your last chance. 62, 27, 84, 25, 77? >> let's go with... ( audience yelling suggestions ) >> i'm guessing 84. ( audience chanting: 84, 84, 84,84! ) what do you think? >> 84! >> yes, let's go with 84. >> 84! >> drew: brian says 84, chris says 84. no. ( audience reacts ) it was... >> we should have listened to him the first time. we'll get him back! >> drew: we'll see you at the wheel. that's a wash, let's get another contestant up here right aw

( audience yelling suggestions ) >> pop-tarts. >> drew: pop-tarts. >> really? but cheetos is the cheapest one there. >> drew: okay, now, first floor, whatever you put on the first floor has to be more than the pop-tarts. what do you wrap to put on the first floor? >> okay, we are going to put... ( audience yelling suggestions ) cheetos... >> cheetos and the taco shells. >> ...yeah, cheetos and the taco shells. >> drew: cheetos and the taco shells. my favorite lunch time snack. m-mm, that's a meal all by itself. whatever you put on the second floor has to be more than the taco shells and the cheetos. >> the body wash and the ice cream. >> drew: body wash and ice cream, okay, then we'll put the soda up in the attic. it will go body wash and ice cream and that will leave the soda up in the attic. let's find out how much pop- tarts are nowadays. $2.99, that's all they are? how about that? so you have $1,000. you want to continue of course? ( applause ) how much is it for that little bag of cheetos there? 35 cents. ( audience reacts ) taco shells, how much is it for

[yelling aye]. >> all those delegates opposed say no. [delegates yelling no] [grumbling from crowd]. >> i... i guess... >> you gotta let them do what they are going to do. >>il do that one more time. all those delegates in favor, say aye. [yelling aye]. >> all those delegates opposed say no. [yelling no]. >> in the opinion of the chair, two-thirds voted in the affirmative, the motion is adopt and thes laen amended as shown on the screen. >> sean: now, despite the fact that a clear majority didn't vote to approve the change, the los angeles mayor went ahead with it anyway. here's why, in his teleprompter, the script was already load, ordering him to declare that, quote nthe opinion of the chair, two-thirds having vote in the affirmative, we are going to continue all of this and continue the coverage here on "hannity." but first, let me welcome the reverend jesse jackson. >> good to see you. >> sean: this will be the convention that we will remember as the time that god was nay'd and boo'd by the democratic national convention? >> what i r

a yelling match back and forth. now it's basically you have to -- i have to turn away and just -- you know, she wins. there's nothing you can do. there's nothing that i know what to do. >> dr. phil: are you two consistent between the two of you? >> i'd say more so now than before. but now, you know, we're going through our situation. you know -- it's -- >> dr. phil: why are ya'll here? i think the two of you couldn't screw this child up any more if you had gone into a lab and created her like weird science. he says he came this close to being one of sandusky's chosen boys. >> jerry sandusky was part of a pedophile rink. they traded me for sex when i was 15. >> announcer: tomorrow -- >> sandusky and another pedophile are passing around these nude photos of me and exchanging them like baseball cards. >> announcer: a dr. phil exclusive. >> she starts rubbing on my shoulder and punching me. he made arrangements to go to a >> dr. phil: we are ya'll here? seriously, tell me what your objective is in being here. i don't ge

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come on. >> it's the yelling of water, water, that has created quite a discussion on-line.e are upset that this woman and the people around her were yelling water. >> the fire department's there. i'm sure they're working as fast as they can. you know, these guys aren't magicians. they can't go poof and the fire is out. >> the person that posted this video said firefighters hadn't properly hooked up the hoses to the fire hydrants and water wasn't coming through from some of the fire hoses. and they were yelling water, in order to let everyone around know that water wasn't coming through. but, this woman says these guys are heros. they did get the hoses working, nine fire trucks in total came to the site of this fire. they did get this house fire under control and it did not damage her brother's house. >> great work these men do. >>> it's top five time on the countdown. the best of the best and at number five one of our big favorites of the day. >> i knew sea otters were pretty cool but i didn't know they were brilliant. this is nelly. she's an otter at the zoo and aquarium i

just yell fire teaches them how to protect themselves.anization is educating women across 64 countries with self-defense videos and speaking engagements. the woman behind it all is a 20-year-old lending her voice to help women empower them everywhere. this is what and who inspired her. >> the idea to create just yell fire came from the video footage of a girl named carly in florida who was walking home from a parking lot one day. a man came up to her, said something. we have no idea what. and she went away with him willingly. four days later she was found dead. >> 2007 cnn here finalist and all-around amazing young woman. she's joining us here in studio. good morning. >> good morning. >> i remember that story. it had a lot of impact. tell us about what you do and teach. >> just yell fire teaches young girls across the world self-defense so they never become a statistic or be abducted. >> filipino street fighting. >> no matter what you do to get away. >> even young girls as young as carly bruschi. >> right. we teach girls as young as 4. it

. >>> you have freedom of speech but you can't stand in the place where its credit and yell fire. and basically this video yelled fire ion the internet. >>> he was convicted of bank fraud in 2010. if found that this film violated his probation, he could be sent back to jail. >>> after the close call with caltrans, when investigators learned about the driver >>> my mom was just crying >>> a dream come true for this bay area man did have abiotic sued is helping paralyse people to help again. >>> caltran and is changing procedures after a pause passenr jumped on the way of a speeding bullet train. they say the problem occurred when they cross tracks to their vehicles. south san francisco does not have signals to warn of an approaching train. >>> we are extremely relieved that there were no injuries as a result of this incident the driver of the stopped northbound train and tested positive for marijuana. it is mandatory for engineers to use their signals to make sure the station is clear. >>> today's coastal cleanup day dozens of volunteers filled one trash bag after another. they cle

just yell fire teaches them how to protect themselves.anization is educating women across 64 countrie with self-defense videos and speaking engagements. the woman behind it all is a 20-year-old lending her voice to help women empower them everywhere. this is what and who inspired her. >> the idea to create just yell fire came from the video footage of a girl named carly in florida who was walking home from a parking lot one day. a man came up to her, said something. we have no idea what. and she went away with him willingly. four days later she was found dead. >> 2007 cnn here finalist and all-around amazing young woman. she's joining us here in studio. good morning. >> good morning. >> i remember that story. it had a lot of impact. tell us about what you do and teach. >> just yell fire teaches young girls across the world self-defense so they never become a statistic or be abducted. >> filipino street fighting. >> no matter what you do to get away. >> even young girls as young as carly bruschi. >> right. we teach girls as young as 4. it'

before the game., warm up the once you warm up, yell with one blast,. >> yelling and saying words is hard are than holding a tone like a singer. >> reporter: if you have hoarseness that lasts 24 hours or longer, you may need therapy or surgery to correct the problem. it all depends on how enthuse as tick you've been. you can cheer softly. you're moving on to your purple wardrobe. i saw a guy walking down the street, had an orioles jacket and ravens at -- hat. email your photos at pix at wmar.com or share away at abc2news.com/facebook. go there right now. >>> all right. start off with a look at maryland's most powerful radar. we do see some rain coming in south of annapolis redding over kent island. also tillman island. most of us are sitting dry, maybe a real light shower in the vicinity of glen burnie. it's been a mix of sun and clouds. on the whole an improve m check out the current conditions at bwi. 86 degrees. humidity at 59%. the dew point tells the tale. that is some muggy air. the days are getting shorter so much faster. we're still in summer for another two weeks president s

next number. ( audience yelling suggestions ) >> seven. >> drew: seven. >> oh! >> drew: that's it... >> oh! >> drew: i'll take it, buddy sorry. you have video games, you got something. touch the car. boom, you got to touch it. let's get another contest up here right away, go ahead, george. >> george: leticia corrigau, come on down. you're the next contestant on "the price is right." ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: letecia, watch out. here comes, letecia. next prize please, george. >> george: well, drew, we've got an air hockey table. ( applause ) the brunswick v-force air hockey table features electronic scoring and sound, durable aluminum rails, scuff- proof playing surface, and exceptionally fast play. only from brunswick, since 1845. >> drew: letecia, what do you bid? >> $750. >> drew: $750. >> $350. >> drew: $350. dana? >> $650. >> $700. >> drew: $700. actual retail price: $999. ( bell rings ) ( cheers and applause ) letecia, come on up here! letecia! hi letecia, how are you doing? >> i'm fine, thank you. how are you? >> drew: you are from san dimas? >> yes

. >> they used the money to balance their budgets and then yell at congress for being fiscally irresponsible. the only governor who actually tried to turn down a good chunk of the must be was mark sanford but his... >> stephen: my governor, south carolina. he's a good man, a friend. >> his republican legislature overruled him. it was a huge fight and he says it was such an unbelievably lonely fight he told me he thinks that had something to do with his trip down the appalachian trail. (laughter) he did say it. (laughter). >> stephen: really? >> he said it was an extremely...

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chicago exists still. [ audience yelling ] mr. kelly's no longer exists. and substantively on this tour that we've just done, i got to meet and sing with and play with muddy waters son -- mud morganfield who is the spitting image. i mean it's uncanny. >> jimmy: really? >> uncanny. he would -- he did "walking through the park," and we'd be playing a thing behind him and every now and then he would finish a verse and he'd just go "play the blues!" and all these guys were going -- i thought we were. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what were we doing the past 2 minutes? >> just do it more. >> jimmy: interesting thing to yell. >> he was just fantastic. >> jimmy: "play the blues." >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's pretty good. >> "well, well." >> jimmy: he did the "well well?" >> yeah, all the gestures. he did not make someone doing an impression. this is just in him. it just -- >> jimmy: comes out. >> it is uncanny. i got -- really, hairs up on the back of my neck. it was -- wonderful. >> jimmy: i was going to say something about the hair on the back o

show on the west side of he'll kitchen in new york city, you don't have to go far to see an old man yelling at an inanimate object. (laughter) but rarely is that object on

people yelling about cars. people yelling at chairs.o sometimes you just got to leave it all on the floor. we all just plowed through an intense two weeks of political conventions. people tuning in from around the world tweeting like mad, just to bare witness to this amazing democracy. i know it is hokey to some but it is just so awesome to me. i'm exhausted not just because of late nights and hard work and six minutes on the stage, but because these two weeks were full of everything i love about this country. it's just like we finished a good workout, paul ryan style, p-90x. now the training is done. and we have a lot more to do. debates,ed a, unexpected news that is sure to come and campaign choices. so my job at the convention last night was to talk about the auto industry and jobs and mitt romney, and i was the one to fire up the base. that was my role but come on that was easy in front of a room full of delegates. the rest of the speakers had a much harder task and that is the elusive voter they need to target. voters who supported

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>> as soon as my board hits the snow, i heard ben yelling "avalanche." i knew it was real. you don't yell "avalanche" unless there's an avalanche coming down. >> heather quickly turns around and notices the huge tide of snow racing toward her. >> there was no out. i couldn't go left, i couldn't go right. it just felt like it was coming so fast. >> heather has only one option. she must outrun the avalanche before it steamrolls over her. >> go, go, go, go, go! straight straight straight! >> the only thing that i even thought of doing was pointing my board, pointing it straight. i was not going to sit down, i was not going to fall. >> i could hardly see heather at that moment. i was terrified. all i could think was please, please make it, heather. >> at the bottom of the mountain with his camera trained on heather, ben looks on in horror. >> when she dropped in and the avalanche triggered, it went from riding as high as you can be to instant fear. >> if heather falls, disaster is all but guaranteed. >> straight, straight! >> but heather has set her mind on making it down the m

( audience yelling suggestions ) >> money? i better get my money.eel like the black jerry springer, all of a sudden. i better get my money, he says. you know what, i'm going to give you your money, your scrilla as it were. take that. ( cheers and applause ) you know what, you've got your cash, let's see what you passed on. right behind curtain three. >> jonathan: you could have won a new mazda 2. you could have driven to your baby mama's house with this sporty mazda 2 which offers an automatic transmission with overdrive, multi-port fuel injection and an mp3 radio audio system. this deal was worth $15,775. congratulations, randall. have a seat. you could have driven to his baby mama house. ( laughter ) so justine, "c-a" one more letter. >> wayne: came. >> i feel like it's going to say camel. >> wayne: it could say camel. this really could be a camel. it could be a camel, it could be a camera, it could be a camry. >> that could be all right. >> wayne: so do you want that or the $1,000 that i'm going to give you. >> i'm going to go for the board. >> w

. >> i've had several people in the neighborhood yell out their windows at me. i have to explain to them why i'm standing in the middle of the street, listening to things. when you explain what you're doing, they all understand, and say, well, i wish you the best and wish them the worst. >>reporter: gary is offering a $500 reward for anyone who will bring those puppies back home. he tells us that he and his wife are sick over it. >> i can imagine. maybe that reward will help. >>reporter: maybe. >> abc 2 news' linda stow reporting. thanks, linda. >>> the coast guard has called off a search for a missing 27- year-old man. jason wayman and his girlfriend. they fell overboard from their sailboat about two miles off of bayside beach. this happened on labor day. she was able to be rescued, his body has not been found. they are suspending that search. >>> two fires at a denny's in harford county now a $10,000 reward being offered for any information leading to an arrest. deputy state fire marshals are trying to find a person of interest seen on this surveillance video

. >> he wasn't yelling at anybody. >> no. yelling at jimmy. that was it. that's usual. it was just a great night at the gala. we

. >> and we just saw the final wert and the next thing the wind started picking he yelled to get in the house. werefully, no injuries reported. 2 inches of rain plugged roads. the storm sewers remove at the simply overwhelmed. see the waves right here. >> for some, it was played time, has been very hectic. >> the rain has let up since about 5:00. .e will see where it goes >> many spend their labor day sweeping out water and mud from homes. opened the floodgate, two feet ofother water. >> it is all completely gone. i will not save much of anything. it is toast. >> in the louisiana, people are homes since the the hurricanend receded. least 13,000 homes have suffered damage. someone was talking about the wind. power.as so much said the wind was blowing as katrina.g >> it is a very slow-moving storm. storm cana tropical quick-e than a moving storm. it went on for a long time. >> that is a lot of water. it is not take much wind toppled trees. not a bad day around here. have some sunshine for the rest of the day. down in southern maryland, and piedmont and virginia. i will break it down for y

the protestors are yelling "cops shot a kid" three times in the back. they are going down 14th street where the shooting took place earlier this evening. they have been yelling obscenities at police officers while i've been here. you can see how many are in the crowd, probably a little hundred 100. take a look -- a little less than 100. investigators say plain-clothed officers and proffers were on patrol in the mission to try and prevent more deadly violence that happened nearly garfield square park over the weekend. two officers saw 2 men on 14th street who they thought were possible gang members. as the two officers approached them, one took off running, and one officer went after the suspect. during the pursuit, investigators say the suspect pulled out a machine pistol, known as a tech-nine, and pointed it at the officer. >> during the foot pursuit, the suspect pulled a weapon. we're not sure where he had it on his person but he produced a weapon and turned toward the officer. the officer ordered the suspect to drop the weapon, the officer fired 2 sh

fire this video yell " fire " on the internet. >>> where is not koula? whit do not know the sheriff's department says he is gone he is not their responsibility he has not returned to the house even though his family is here i made several attempts to contact his attorney none of those calls returned. >>> protest over the anti islamic film spread to australia the out raged dies down ports a geraldine no-show'' test authority's are keeping protesters under control >>> riot police push back demonstrators protesting the movie outside the american consulate in sydney, on saturday. in cairo, demonstrations began officers cleared protesters from the cities where a concrete barrier blocks the entrance to the american embassy. violence spread to more than 20 countries ambassador chris stevens and three other americans died during an assault on the embassy in libya tuesday. >>> we must send a clear and resolute message those who attack our people will find no escape from justice >>> as demonstration subside altai that urges protesters to keep up attacks on u.s. em

. >> people were yelling and screaming. just hysterical. >> a sudden impact catapults a motorcyclist into midair. a thrill seeker pushes the limit and pays the price. >> i looked down at him. his eyes were rolled back in his head. i was hoping he'd be alive. >> helicopters in distress. extreme crash landings. >> really had no control. the best i could do was brace myself. >> distracted drivers with no control. disaster strikes with three lives hanging in the balance. >> i heard people screaming. i really didn't think there would be any survivors. >>> "caught on camera: collision!" welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. in this hour you'll see the most incredible video of collisions and meet survivors who were lucky to walk away alive. you might envision a racetrack or highway. but in our first story the scene of the accident is about the last place you would expect. imagine you're sitting outside your home enjoying a quiet family barbecue when a military plane swoops in and explodes in your backyard. it's a sun

emerged in the night where it spent 12 minutes on the most important night of mitt romney's life, yelling at a chair. (cheers and applause) yes. and oh how the outlaw jossie wailed. >> how do you handle-- how do you handle it? i mean what dow say to people? do you just-- you know, i know people-- people are wondering-- you don't-- you don't-- okay. (laughter) >> jon: are you not entertained? (laughter) this is the most joy i've gotten from an old man. (laughter) >> since dick cheney nonfatally shot one in the face. (cheers and applause) i mean-- this is-- more, give me more. >> i'm not going to shut up, it's my turn. so anyway-- . >> jon: i'm here to lend my support to mitt romney in his crucial hour. will you not silence me, invisible barack obama. (laughter) i am going to tell you something, back where we work at the daily show on the west side of he'll kitchen in new york city, you don't have to go far to see an old man yelling at an inanimate object. (laughter) but rarely is that object on stage at a national political convention. and almost never is that old man oscar winner clint ea

so i yelled at him again. he raised his hands up again off the steering wheel and shook his hands no and let his foot off the brake. i then had to make a decision. so i shot two rounds in front of his vehicle with my m4 and, boom, my world went black. i woke up a week or so laettner walter reed army medical center, my life forever changed. my world went black not only physically, being blind the rest of my life, the shrapnel had cut my left eye in half, entered the frontal lobe on the left side of my brain and metal went through my cornea and taking out my optic nerve. i saw nothing but blackness and was told by the ophthalmologist that you would never be able to see again. so my life went physically black. that day. but it also went spiritually black. i no longer believed in god. everything that i'd done, everything that i believed in now no longer meant anything to me. i remember one of my best friends, edward, coming into the room. i think it was before one of my surgeries and said, hey, scotty, why don't y

movies make it out to be loud and crazy and everybody's yelling. quiet, calm. >> pelly: you're walking up the stairs? >> yep, nice and slow. we have a saying, "don't run to your death." >> pelly: it's extremely rare to hear from a member of seal team six, but mark owen walks us through the most important counter-terrorism strike in u.s. history, including the moment that osama bin laden was killed. >> we both engaged him several more times and then rolled off and then continued clearing the room. >> pelly: when you say you "engaged him," what do you mean? >> fire. >> pelly: you shot him? >> yeah. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm scott pelley. that story tonight on "60 minutes." ♪ [ telephone rings ] how's the camping trip? well, the kids had fun, but i think i slept on a rock. ♪ the best part of wakin' up what are you doing? having coffee. ohh. ♪ is folgers in your cup a 90% smaller needle. announcing fluzone intradermal vaccine, a 90% smaller needle, wow that's...short. to le

yelled gun. the return fire to stop the deadly threat. the suspect appeared to a bid struck as he stopped firing and continue to drive away from officers. the suspect drove across all lanes and struck parked cars. it took a position of cover, not knowing the suspect had been injured by returned fire. when additional units arrived, it was discovered the suspect had been seriously injured and was found unconscious. officers rendered aide, called for an ambulance, and retrieve the hand and the suspect had used. tonight officers patrick grant and michael tursi are being recognized for their efforts. they are being awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> captain paul chignell, along with officers tastings ahastingd lopez. >> good evening to you all. my pleasure to introduce richard hastings and that lopez. -- matt lopez. saturday, july 16, 2011, officer richard hastings and asked matt lopez were on duty and in uniform. their primary assignment was to be on a fixed post detail on the imminence of a railway platform on third street betwee

so, kind of typical behavior, actually, of what we see, minus the screaming and the yelling. >> this is my own solitary. just playing a game of cards. >> reporter: there are basically three kinds of inmates in here. >> i just did a little sketch of some mountains. that's what i do miss. >> reporter: those that prefer it, which is rare, like herschel franklin, in for first degree assault. >> i got breakfast in bed, lunch in bed, dinner in bed. i ain't got to worry about other guys with their problems, whatever. i'm just deeming with me. this is no game. this is not a game. >> reporter: then, there are those who are in here for their own protection, like my downstairs neighbor, who is mentally ill. the other type of person who ends up in solitary? >> how do you plead to the charges? >> guilty. >> reporter: the rulebreakers, like dylan head, captured here on jail cameras getting into a fight. >> i'm okay giving him up to 15 days. >> reporter: as dylan goes in -- >> think about it before i get into a fight next time. >> reporter: jail officials invite me for a chat, a welcome relief from

. >> you talk about his yelling--screaming. >> uh, there was a lot of yelling. >> you guys never understood! you never understood the first thing about this. i mean, there's no way. >> we'll figure it out. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this edition, we meet two silicon valley billionaires a generation apart who revolutionized the world of computing and the internet. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and paul allen, microsoft's cofounder. we begin with mark zuckerberg and facebook. if you have a facebook account, you've probably reconnected with an old pal, shared photos with your family, and gotten advice from your friends on what to buy and what to read. but facebook has bigger plans. it wants to turn the entire web into one big social network. lesley stahl first talked with mark zuckerberg in 2008, and three years later, we sat down with mark again. he gave us a preview of his site's new profile page, a change that would affect the 500 million people who were then using facebook, an idea that zuckerberg had cooked up in his dorm room at harvard. >> when you first though

[cheers and applause] [ yelling ] captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> you didn't build that... that... that (crowd chanting "obama") >> you have my permission to vote. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: (cheers and applause) welcome to the "report," everybody, it's good to have you with us! (audience chanting "stephen"). (cheers and applause) ladies and gentlemen... (cheers and applause) ladies and gentlemen, i've got to say, after an ovation like that there is only one thing to be said: i accept your nomination as host of this show. (laughter) well, folks, welcome to the "report,". it was night one o of the democratic national drum circle last night. (laughter) and i am sad to say it was a disaster. (laughter) first of all, it was beset with technical difficulties starting with the audio. all night there was this constant buzzing roar. it was like... (laughter). it's hard to describe. jimmy? (cheers and applause) yeah! yeah, that was it! what was that? (laughter) you can barely hear the speeches. they didn't have that problem at the re

(crowd cheering and yelling) look at that move! look at that move! take him, jack. ten seconds, jack! go! (cheering) (whistle blowing) yeah! yeah! okay. (cell phone ringing) all right, jack! dad! dad! dad, did you see? did you see? danny. danny. hey, hey! yes! that was great. you juked that guy so much, i think you left his jockstrap in astoria. i faked him left, then took him right. you did just the way we practiced, right? good job. thanks for letting me borrow this. no, that's yours. really? yeah, you keep it. oh, thanks. okay, come on. you shoot, you score, you win. now let's go get some ice cream. ice cream! ice cream! let's go. ice cream. ice cream. ice cream. ice cream! so, what was that back there? it was nothing. really? 'cause it didn't look like nothing. we'll talk about it tonight, okay? yes, please. we will. okay. that rabbit's foot looked familiar. yeah, think you gave it to me around the same age. pretty sure i hit a home run that day, too. i have a vague recollection of that. everything okay? yeah. grandpa's treating everybody to ice cream. that's wh

that was supposed to be a party. [ yelling gibberish ] >> boom, checkmate.and applause ] >> jimmy: see, i mean, he can't help himself. >> no. >> jimmy: he's physical comedian -- [ applause ] physical comedian genius. >> now, the really crazy thing -- a lot of crazy things happened in that episode. one of the craziest ones was he had -- for some reason, he put on this wig and these crazy sunglasses. and we get out of the truck, and there's a guy in a linen truck that you saw him there with the exact same hair. [ laughter ] and the exact same glasses. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: unbelievable. you guys got to check it out, check out comedianincarsgettingcoffee.com. jerry seinfeld! this thursday, 9:00 p.m. check it out. anthony anderson, zach cregger, jesse bradford joins us next. there they are in the bud light platinum suite! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] start with nothing. build a ground-breaking car. good. now build a time machine. go here. find someone who can build a futuristic dashboard display. bring future guy back. watch him build a tft di

. >> my daughter yelled, we are going to die. there were no emergency lights in the hallway, so it was pitch black, and i wasn't confident that in smoky conditions with my daughter and myself upset that i could make it. >> so rochelle makes a tough decision. staying in the room is their best hope. >> i said, you know what, sona, the fire department is here. let's wait. they will put out the fire and we'll walk down the stairs. >> turns out, it's the right choice. for many at the hotel, there would be no way out. the hotel has no sprinklers, no smoke detectors, and no working fire alarms. and worse yet, the emergency exits are locked to prevent guests from sneaking out without paying. this fire is the worst hotel fire in thailand's history. in all, 91 died. 80 are injured. but now, about 30 minutes after the fire breaks out, rochelle and sona are still stuck in their hotel room and trying to let someone, anyone know they are up there in need of rescue. >> by that time, the phone was dead and the lights were out. we were trapped, a