>> it was zach's. okay, so we were hanging out. we kind of made a joke that we well, he made the joke. for the crew. >> for the crew, for the cast and crew. >> about us. >> about us, let them know what we were up to on the weekends. i said it kind of as a joke. the next day i go to kristen's hotel, she's on the floor with cutouts, scissors. >> i took it seriously. >> jimmy: do you mind if i show it? >> it's called "the actor's gazette." they normally say acting first, news second. >> jimmy: how many of these did you put out? it says, who am i? answer on page 3. then you go to page 3 and that's who that is. >> this guy, this gentleman here, he protested the movie. i can't remember why. but he was protesting our movie. kristen went to interview him. >> jimmy: and? do you remember why? >> something about tax, taxpayers -- >> not acting. crackups. with -- zach would always do a crossword puzzle. >> you named the "c" word. >> jimmy: you put together the crossword? >> yeah. >> jimmy: would it be a themed crossword puzzle? >> it would be

but zach goes on a tear winning the 9th hole... then on 10, this long birdie putt from about 35 feet, and it rolls on in... damon green does his birdie secured the victory for the u.s., and zach saw the whole thing happen on the big screen on the 15th green... he's all pumped up ... after that, zach finishes his match with this birdie putt to beat fitzpatrick 4 & 3... on his 5th try, zach finally experiences what it's like to win the ryder cup and there's a lot of emotions right now "this is way heavier. way way heavier. just complete joy. like i said, i didn't feel great this morning, but i had to piece it out toay though i didn't feel great. i just went out there, played free golf, had some great scripture i recited and just played. played a great kid too, that fitzpatrick kid; the bad thing is he's young for an american team, he can thank europe cause he's young and he's good. the previous losses weighed heavy too. however, if anything, it's just out of motivation. you have to turn those motives and positives. this is a positive

zach galifianakis, owen wilson. kristen wiig. plus jimmy versus tim kaine. with music from the lumineers. and now, back by popular demand, here's jimim [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. tonight the main event from hillary clinton in the first of three presidential debates. it was a long 90 minutes. but the results are in. and not a single voter changed their mind. [ laughter ] a huge waste of time. it's very hard to believe that there are still undecided voters. the choice is pretty orange and white. [ laughter ] this was expected to be the most-watched debate ever. the ratings were expected to rank up with the finale of "cheers," the finale of "m.a.s.h makes sense, in a way this election feels like the series finale of america. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i watched a lot of analysis. the experts said in order to win, hillary clinton had to project an image of competence, experience, wisdom, health, and vitality, without comi

but zach goes on a tear winning the 9th hole... then on 10, this long birdie putt from about 35 feet, and it rolls on in... damon green does his birdie dance, cue morris day and the time ... ryan moore secured the victory for the u.s., and zach saw the whole thing happen on the big screen on the 15th green... he's all pumped up ... after that, zach finishes his match with this birdie putt to beat fitzpatrick 4 & 3... on his 5th try, zach finally experiences what it's like to win the ryder cup and there's a lot of emotions right now "this is way heavier. way way heavier. just complete joy. like i said, i didn't feel though i didn't feel great. i just went out there, played free golf, had some great scripture i recited and just played. played a great kid too, that fitzpatrick kid; the bad thing is he's young for an american team, he can thank europe cause he's young and he's good. the previous losses weighed heavy too. however, if anything, it's just out of motivation. you have to turn those motives and positives. this is a positive

younger brother zach was more of a firecracker like his mom. there was the time, for instance, in the sixth sixth grade zach grabbed a shovel and started digging a hole for a koi respond in the backyard. >> my parents come home, they're like "what are you doing?" i'm like "we're going to have a pond." >> they were fine. they were like this is going to be a nightmare. >> when aaron and zach flew the nest, the griffith's lives seemed to get busier. they joined a motorcycle class through their church, frequently were a golf foursome with friends craig and temple bradley. >> everybody that knew keith loved him. great guy. >> did he become your best friend? >> one of my very best friends. >> temple felt that way about julie, too. >> she had a heart of gold. she would do anything to you but >> did she get people's feathers ruffled? >> oh, yeah, yeah. but everybody loved her. >> after early retirement from the water company, keith found a second career as a traveling lawn mower salesman which left julie to spend a lot of nights alone in the house. but

aaron and zach are closer than they've been in years. and now that they know what happened to their mother, they say they can finally mourn her passing. and focus on keeping her spirit alive for those two little granddaughters who were the center of her universe. >> my oldest daughter will remember. like i said, she talks about her almost every day. we have pictures of her up in her room. as my youngest gets older, we'll tell her the nascar nana story about when she was born. just never let her memory die. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> when i saw her, i lost concept of time. i reached in, pulled her out, and started screaming help. >> please! oh, my god! wake up! >> it was the worst seconds in my life.

aaron and zach are closer than they've been in years.nd now that they know what happened to their mother, they say they can finally mourn her passing. and focus on keeping her spirit alive for those two little granddaughters who were the center of her universe. >> my oldest daughter will remember. like i said, she talks about her almost every day. we have pictures of her up in her room. as my youngest gets older, we'll tell her the nascar nana story about when she was born. just never let her memory die. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> it's never good news when the phone rings at 5:00 in the morning. i knew something wasn't right. he just began sobbing and saying no, no, something horrible must have happened. >> it was just before midnight when the shooting started. >> he had been shot multiple times. he was on the ground face down. >> a man was dead, but not just any man. >> how do you kill superman? how is superman dead?

aaron and zach are closer than they've been in years. and now that they know what happened to their mother, they say they can finally mourn her passing. and focus on keeping her spirit alive for those two little granddaughters who were the center of her universe. >> my oldest daughter will remember. like i said, she talks about her almost every day. we have pictures of her up in her room. as my youngest gets older, we'll tell her the nascar nana story about when she was born. just never let her memory die. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> we're two days away from the third and final presidential debate and donald trump is challenging hillary clinton to take a drug test. he's accusing clinton of being pumped up during their last showdown. >>> in iraq, the country's prime minister says the country's victory has arrived. >>> plus, a north carolina republican party office gets fire bombed and vandalized. this morning police are investigating and the presidential nominees are weighi

aaron and zach are closer than they've been in years. and now that they know what happened to their mother, they say they can finally mourn her passing. and focus on keeping her spirit alive for those two little granddaughters who were the center of her universe. >> my oldest daughter will remember. like i said, she talks about her almost every day. we have pictures of her up in her room. as my youngest gets older, we'll tell her the nascar nana story about when she was born. just never let her memory die. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. >> you actually think they read the wrong verdict. >> you feel so wrong and hopeless. >> it's like a shot in the chest. >> despair to hope. darkness to light. a fight for freedom. >> what happened to this teenager could happen to any one of our children. everyone should stand up and take notice. >> at 18, he was arrested for murder. adamant he was innocent. >> there w

aaron and zach are closer than they've been in years. mother, they say they can finally mourn her passing. and focus on keeping her spirit alive for those two little granddaughters who were the center of her universe. >> my oldest daughter will remember. like i said, she talks about her almost every day. we have pictures of her up in her room. as my youngest gets older, we'll tell her the nascar nana story about when she was born. just never let her memory die. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> i told myself, the worst part about dying is being afraid of dying. if i'm not afraid, it won't be so bad. i just couldn't believe this was the way it was going to happen. >> she was a college student found on a lonely road in texas. >> we figured she had been sexually assaulted and dumped here. >> tough questions for her boyfriend.

aaron and zach are closer than they've been in years. their mother, they say they can finally mourn her passing. and focus on keeping her spirit alive for those two little granddaughters who were the center of her universe. >> my oldest daughter will remember. like i said, she talks about her almost every day. we have pictures of her up in her room. as my youngest gets older, we'll tell her the nascar nana story about when she was born. just never let her memory die. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> they surrounded me like a pack of wolves. they said, go get those crime scene photos of our mama and daddy. i was trying to cover my face. and he was pulling my hands off of my face. he said, you did this. you. and i said, i did not. >> a sprawling southern family with a pair of church going

>> reggie: yes, i do.es tonight's question goes to zach. >> unfortunate. (laughter). >> reggie: when you hear that sound, does it trigger a sense wasn't the mechanism, instead it was a hook where you had to peel the metal off, and did it ever remind you of bumper cars with a very, very sparkly paint jobs? >> that's the question? can i just say yes?st >> yeah, i know what you are talking about because they used to have cans where you would-- so you don't throw the can, the lid down any more. w they have the one that connects, specifically, does it remind me of bumper cars, i have to say yes, it does. yes. >> reggie: yeah, that's correct. >> james: it's absolutely correct. ladies and gentlemen, please thank taylor lau tner, zach galifianakis, stevie nicks is performing when we come back. ? ? >> james: 24 carat gold tour kicks off in phoenix october 259 and she's here to perform her iconic song, leather & lace. go wild for the one, the only stevie nicks. (cheers and applause) ? ? ? ? is love so fragile and the heart so hollow ? to shatter with words impossibl

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>>> then keeping up jones stars jon hamm and zach galifianakis don't call it a bromance. >>> plus, tom cruise is reacher. jack reacher. and we've got his all new interview from the set. >> he's a bad ass. >>> "extra" brought to you by >>> coming up, we're in vegas for celi ? extra extra ? >>> all right. now let's go globe trotting to florence, italy, where jerry is with mr. and mrs. hanks breaking news about a possible 80s reboot. >> besides talking about his thriller "inferno" tom let me of "splash." when in italy with tom and his wife, rita -- >> chiao. >> it's all about the language. so how much italian have you guys picked up living and working here as long as you have? >> none. >> none. >> just have to say gracia. >> prego. then you say, i'm sorry, that's it. that's all i got. i don't even know bad words. >> and after being diagnosed with type 2 easing up on bad foods. how are you feeling? >> type 2 diabetes, take it as a lifestyle, take it very seriously. got to not eat the bad food, man. got to eat more of the good food. >> tom in fine form on the big screen. >> someone created

zach galifianakis and idina menzel on the way. the police department in denver, colorado, says they're running out -- are you from denver? you're going to like this. they're running out of space to store all the marijuana they've confiscated. [ laughter ] recreational marijuana is legal in colorado but the police still end up seizing massive amounts of it when it is grown illegally. now they have it, they have nowhere to put it. they're asking for more than $125,000 for additional staff and storage to manage it. or they could just sell it and make 10 times as much money. [ laughter ] i don't understand this. to me -- it's legal there right? make use of it. you don't even have to keep it. send it to alaska. that. one good cypress hill concert could take care of the whole -- willie nelson would be more than happy to pick that up in his bus. what we need in this country is common sense. here's another thing. very bad news for those of us who use an atm to get cash. out of network atm fees, when you use the other bank's, a record high

managing editor is zach wolf joining us. zach, just to remind people what started the avalanche of reports overnight. in the debate when anderson cooper pressed donald trump on this issue. the access hollywood tape, donald trump brags about being able to grab women and kiss them because he is famous. anderson wanted to know if he ever done it. >> just for the record. are you saying what you said on the bus 11 years ago, you did not actually kiss women without consent or grope women? >> nobody has more respect for women than i do. >> you are saying you never did that? >> you hear these things. they're said. i was embarrassed by it. i have tremendous respect for women. >> have you ever done those things? >> women have respect for me. i will tell you, no i have not. >> took a while to get to no, i have not, zach. again, overnight, really over the last few hours. one story after another after another. if they are true, it does draw into question the answer to anderson. >> and both women in the new york times and the woman in peo

this is zach's first time voting. so, dad is proud either way.. just as long as he exercises his right to vote. a racine county woman admits to forging checks over a 10-month period. period.according to the criminal complaint, hollie giese wrote checks to herself. she used the checkbook of a was taking care of. the complaint says she wrote 42 checks.... ranging from 65 to 245 dollars each.giese is facing i-d theft and forgery charges. a bay view mechanic is offering to help victims who recently had their car windows smashed by vandals. in the past two weeks, more than 40 cars have been broken into in that neighborhood.... now - "the family mechanic" says it will fix those windows for free ?if? you provide the glass.the onwer says its the right thing to do. the folks who keep us open day to day.. and it's one of those things where's it's not fair to anybody... and we have the means of helping out our community... so that's really all we're doing doing the owner tells us already a few people are taking advantage of the shop's offer. a long-serving f

cup with a win over lee westwood -- but just winning wasn't enough today -- the u-s dominating -- zach johnson finishes with a bird to beat matt fitzpatrick 4 and 3 -- and gets to be part of a winning regardless of what the scoreboard said, regarless of were the matches were, we kept fighting. this team was a the final score -- the us wins 17,to 11 for their first victory since 2008 -- cardinals hoping to force a one-game playoff with the giants -- would need a win over pittsburgh and a san francisco loss -- redbirds doing their part -- yadier molina knocks in aledmys diaz for a 1, nothing lead in the third -- then in the 4th -- how about some defense -- johnny peralta with the sliding catch -- then goes to first for the out -- saint louis curn leads 10, 4 in the 9th -- but the season is over as the giants took down the dodgers -- saint louis comes up a game short -- the iowa football team clearly has some issues -- protection being one of them -- northwestern sacked c-j beathard six times during saturday's win in iowa city -- and the wildcat pressure may have caused the final turnover

after an amazing start by zach johnson and the united states... the american are still in minnesota. the europaens have won six of the last seven ryder cups. a subtle tribute to the king--- the late arnold palmer before the beinning of the 41st ryder cup... and then the americans went out and played a near flawless zach johnson was teamed with jimmy walker in the friday morning foursome... and after falling behind early zach helped tio start a comeback with this birdie on 12..... ...johnson and walker f sergio garcia and martin kaymer 4 and 2....one of four matches the united states would win in the morning session. also winning in the morning was dustin johnson and matt kuchar....they rolled to a 5 and 4 victory over lee westwood and thomas pieters. the american whipped europe four to nothing in morning matches.... and right now ater the afternoon four ball matches--the europanes have has a final look at your forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast inform

but zach goes on a tear winning the 9th hole... then on 10, this long birdie putt from about 35 feet, and it rolls on in... damon green does his birdie dance, cue morris day and the time ... ryan moore secured the happen on the big screen on the 15th green... he's all pumped up ... after that, zach finishes his match with this birdie putt to beat fitzpatrick 4 & 3... on his 5th try, zach finally experiences what it's like to win the ryder cup and there's a lot of emotions right now "this is way heavier. way way heavier. just complete joy. like i said, i didn't feel great this morning, but i had to piece it out today even though i didn't feel great. i just went out there, played free golf, had and just played. played a great kid too, that fitzpatrick kid; the bad thing is he's young for an american team, he can thank europe cause he's young and he's good. the previous losses weighed heavy too. however, if anything, it's just out of motivation. you have to turn those motives and positives. this is a positive that's a positive. i hope

zach wolf, thanks so much for being with us. >> thanks, zach. >>> all right.rom donald trump, he says he can get 4% economic growth if elected. cnn money surveyed economists and asked if they think that's possible. they say, no, highly unlikely. here are the reasons they doubt trump's claim. unemployment already low. it's been hovering around 5% all year. millions of baby boomers are retiring. 10,000 boomers every day turn 65 every day. there are far fewer manufacturing jobs. the number 1.75%. that's the new normal for annual economic growth. the top of the new normal range, the federal reserve bank of san francisco put out yesterday. that forecast, that range. the average gdp rate from world war ii from 2004, john, was between 3% and 4%. everyone wants to get back to the 3%, and 4%. but the new normal range is more like 1.5% to that $1.75. donald trump will have to more than double the rate of economic output if he wants to get to that. something that analysts say is unlikely. >> the flooding in north carolina it is getting worse. national guard troops called

zach and i have been friends for while. >> you and zach know each other. >> yeah, we've known each other for, god, going on 20 years, which just makes me feel old. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. >> jimmy: i love the guy. >> and crazy funny, and the movie is -- it's an -- kind of an action comedy. >> jimmy: it's perfect. >> so it's like -- and it's also, like the thing i really like about it, we had a a wonderful time making it, obviously, but it's having worked in various roles over the years of my career, but, like, it's when i can actually go to see with my aunt and not have a really uncomfortable car ride home. >> jimmy: okay yeah -- you've yeah. >> like, yeah, sorry, aunt sandy. >> jimmy: there's the opening. there was music in the opening. i know, you can't say anything. those moments. >> it's really funny. >> jimmy: but you're neighbors. >> these two neighbors, zach and isla live on a cul-de-sac and myself and gal move in, and we don't -- we kind of don't fit in and they wonder why and it turns out, well, obviously because we're spies. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. yeah. [ light laughter ] s

you may know fashion designer zach posen from the tv show a new venture. courtney reagan tells us if the new style will ever take off. >> reporter: zach posen's latest business endeavor is designing for a different runway. delta's uniforms are getting a makeover. >> to have this opportunity to design for 60,000 people is a huge responsibility. >> reporter: after 18 months brainstorming, research and on-the-job training. >> and i served, you know, the peanuts and >> and lots of input from employees from functionality, fit and the biggest change. >> the final surprise was they said we want to change the color. >> it's time for the big reveal. ?? dealta the's flight and airport investment will be worth it. >> ten years ago when we went through the bankruptcy the first thing we did was change the employees and it restored the employees' sense what have they do for the program. >> for "on the money" i'm courtney rage sglaen and that's the show for today. i'm kelly evans. thanks for joining us. how to get the best medical care for best price. tips on open enroll

cnbc anchor hand my friend bill griffeth found out the shocking truth after a dna test, and designer zach posen has a new project you might see on a different kind of runway. "on the money" starts right now. >>> this the "on the money," your money, your life, your future. >>> we begin with social media. facebook and twitter aren't just for sharing photos. directly to companies, but are they being heard? reporter phil lebeau has this week's cover story. >> reporter: it happens thousands of times every day. travelers rant online about an airline because their flight is delayed or they have had had a bad experience. >> i don't think they can listen to us, because there's so many people who are flying and complaining at the same time. >> i don't think that the airlines are listening to the complaints. >> reporter: fact is, airlines are watching and often responding to what you put on southwest airlines has a team tracking twitter, facebook and other online sites 24 hours a day, and when customers vent about a problem, southwest reaches out to them. >> the approach is really how can we help? w