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you, but i like a cat that lifts. and if you meet a buff cat, check him out. he has 14.7, 14,700 followers on twitter. and some might argue that to this cat is fat, he is not. he may have a muscle disorder. but the cat is in good shape, and also for the contrast, i want to show you. this is my parent's cats, this is mrs. darcy, what a fat cat that has no muscle. my dad would argue that the cat is big boned. you guys can be the judge of that. >> my sisters cat has diabetes. that is a fat cat. >> go caps caps, the nba finals start tonight. i live in cleveland, i love the cavs. lebron james, this will be his eighth straight finals it is the fourth time these two teams have
some books have no true ending. some offer an epilogue. a hint to imagine what rests beyond the closing chapter. can we imagine this day. a reunion with her parents? with your parents, sir? and with your dear robin, together again? my guess is she's already hunted down jane austen and has said, well, how did things turn out with mr. darcy and elizabeth bennett? or knowing barbara as we all do, she may be telling jane how things should have turned out. in the meantime, until each of our time comes, she would want us to carry on. to live as she lived, fully and
profile. how different is he? he's been on the job a few months. >> the biggest difference comes in their personality. part of the reason darcy was hired is he was an incredible communicator. he's good at calming people down. he cares a lot about diversity. he has a very powerful personal story. his family immigrated from iran when he was a child. he's incredibly accomplished. travis, on the other hand, you know, the corporate values he designed for uber kind of say a lot about him. always be hustling was one of his favorites. toe stepping, super pumped. he was a bit more of a macho hard charging guy, a big creative thinker, a kind of guy who is going to push his employees to do whatever it takes to get the job done without worrying. i mean he really felt he didn't have time to worry about little things like regulation ands human resources problems because he was trying to drive the company to world domination. that was his goal. >> so we have this new ceo
clip that you just saw, the coolest story ever behind that scene. when they were shooting that scene onset there was a make a wish kid onset named darcy and he actually was the one that came up with the line, he's a friend from work, he suggested the line to the screen writers and director and hemsworth ended up saying the line in the film and he brought darcy to the premier of the movie which we have a photo of so when you watch the movie, that line, he's a friend from work came from a make a wish kid who was visiting the set. really cool story there that it made it into the movie that way. rob: we love it. they have to give the kid a cut to the loyalties. >> i completely agree. he deserves screen writing credit but the movie itself, third film, third thor film as you mentioned, you have kate
log is one of the best i've heard. fred in georgia, i was a is to r us shareholder before it went public. neil's humble segment was one of the most honest things i've heard, ed, great closing, thanks for sharing the well-grounded advice from your dad. i had to watch it a few times and more impressed with each. you really do have a way with words. it gets me past your distorted face. then there's darcy in boston, your mom and dad would be very proud of their report card challenged son who overcame bad grades, a fat face, god awful suits to become monday of the most consequential speakers in america. not bad. debbie writes, neil, you don't remember me but i turned you down for the junior prom. i liked you and all and felt bad for how nervous you were asking me i was afraid you might harm yourself if i said no. in fact for years i thought you had died. i'm so glad to discover you
both of them. >> i ran it by my kids, just to -- my daughter is 18, my son will not vote. he is 15. i asked my kids, shane and darcy, what they thought of the question. at first, they didn't like it, but as they began to understand it better, they kind of gave me the thumbs up and i went with that question, along with another question, but that was ultimately the question that i asked last night. >> what did you think of the answer, and what did they say to you after the debate? >> the answers were pretty good on both parts for me surprising them, which wasn't my intent. it was to bring some civility to a campaign that has been full of mud slinging, again, my opinion.
chainsaws, four-wheelers and taxidermy supplies. yes, taxidermy supplies, when they arrested him on friday. the deputies think that nicholson was just keeping the stash, not selling it. they believe other people stole those things for him. >> it is just going to be a long, tedious process of getting them back to their rightful owners. >> i don't understand why he done the things he done, but i'm glad it's off the streets. >> well, might have some insight here, i'm not sure, but nicholson is also facing, you guessed it, drug charges. the university of mississippi is removing the state flag from its campus. this follows passage of a student resolution calling for its removal. the flag incorporates the confederate flag into its design. united airlines says i'm sorry, and they're saying it to darcy neil. this is darcy. he's disabled, and he had to crawl his way off of a flight to
one of them is darcy. if you look on my twitter, i just posted a picture with her. she and another mom organized that wonderful charleston strong bridge to peace. what advice would you give them for this summer? >> nobody listens to my advice anymore. if i were a candidate in a crowded field of 15 here's three things i would make sure i did. number one, no unforced errors. there are too many people in the race for you to mess up now because one stumble can really hurt you for the next couple of weeks.
men and women of dod. so many of whom were personally touched by his humor and generosity. >> we've raised over about a million dollars. i think there is more coming in. i feel real good. >> an active supporter of comic relief from its inception in 1986, williams helped raise more than $50 million to combat homelessness. regarding the shocking news of his dear friend's death, billy crystal tweeted, "no words." >> darcy here grew up riding horses. >> williams was also a tireless advocate for st. jude's children's hospital. >> a tough cowgirl, battling a rare and inoperable brain tumor. >> generous, described by those who knew, described by nathan lane, he said what i will always remember about robin, perhaps even more than his comic genius, extraordinary talent and astounding intellect was his huge heart, his tremendous kindness, generosity, and compassion as an acting partner,
slope allowing other for-profit corporations to use religious freedom exemptions or all kinds of issues. >> the green family founded hobby lobby in their garage in 1972. the family, david and barbara and their three kids, darcy, mark and steve still own everything about the company and control its day-to-day operations, including what they put in their self-funded health care plan. now, the government says they have to put in the four contraceptives that may cause the death of a newly created human life. the greens say their faith prevents them from doing that. let's be clear here, hobby lobby is a pretty unusual business as far as businesses go in america. the greens have decided to close it on sundays to give their employees a day of rest. that's a decision that's motivated by their faith and costs them about $100 million a year. they make lots of decisions motivated by their faith. the government says david and barbara and their kids can't even come to court to make their