were you happy in your 20s? >> from where i'm sitting, happiness is right now. >> there it is. >> not my 20s. i was like dana, we were too anal and too freaking out and -- >> what are we going to do? >> no one was doing the free love and dope but you, geraldo. >> i think the problem is you're asking people -- >> no wonder you're happy. >> you're asking if people are happy, but you should ask people in middle age, were you happy in your 20s, and even if you thought you were, you look back and say, no, i was a jerk. >> i think you're overanalyzing this. isn't there a specific time in your life that's happier than others? if that has to be the case, i would say only my four years of college did i peak because there was not a lot of responsibility, not a lot of things to do except do your homework, play some ball. >> you're very happy. you're happy right now, in fact. >> once you leave college, it's like they throw you out in the real world. >> he has some biorhythms. >> tucker carlson would say his advice to young

that count arizona pursuing happiness. -- counts as pursuing happiness and yes, that is a remarkably weakened sense of what happiness means how much does one rebuild on idea that happiness is about the flourishing of the whole person? mind and spirit, well beyond matters of material questions. and happiness is about being able by the end of your life to ask and satisfactorily answer that question, have i lived well? and to feel in your spirit that, yes, i can look back and say that the past i have crafted was a life worth living. so i think it takes a lot of work to start rebuilding also our ability to understand what happiness consists of. >> i appreciate you coming. i learned a lot just in your small session. >> thanks. >> any main question is what inspired you to write actually about the declaration of independence? >> thank you. i feel i'm not very good at answering that question. the answer on one level is my students. as i said in the beginning, it was truly magical in the classroom. it will, i think, by the modifies life, be my best teaching experience. to date it has been, te

hey, michael, how happy are you this morning? >> i'm very happy.ke a long time coming. >> well, let's talk about it, bob. excuse me, michael. not bob anymore. thanks to jane fonda. i got to say, michael -- >> that is not going to be my new nickname at the studio. >> it's okay. >> only sometimes. >> it's okay, but i really appreciate the fact that you talked about overcoming fear. i remember when you came on the show and how you would look at george. i remember you on the red carpet that time at the oscars. and coming over and talking to you. why was it important for you to share those points, as well? >> because i think, you know, everyone thinks that it's easy and everyone thinks, people come up and say, oh, just a natural thing, you went from football, it's amazing. and it's not natural. i have fears just like everybody has fears, but fortunately for me i've had you, robin, on the red carpet. you saved me my first time ever at the oscars. george and everybody on set there saves me every day when i come in. because you guys have put my fears at ea

you're smiling and happy. >> uh-huh. >> you say wake up happy. it sounds like an order despite your smile. >> yeah, i'm ordering, you george. >> reporter: it's a memoir and how to guide to happiness. 18 rules he's learned along the way. like rule number one, help can and will come from the most unexpected places. this is something i can't even imagine. i'm trying to get the picture in my head. michael strahan working out to jane fonda videotapes. >> yeah, jane fonda saved my life, george. jane fonda -- it was very unlikely because i was a chubby kid. my brothers called plea bob which meant booty on back. my booty was so big and i found jane fonda tapes because she did all the leg lifts and all these things that really worked your butt off. it was the first time in my life that i saw through my attitude or through my desire i can change something and i did -- that i wanted to change. >> reporter: that change led to a love of fitness and, of course, football. a career that believe it or not almost never got started but then his dad taught him rule

happy is what he calls -- yeah, who is happy? he has to wake up happy. >> steve: what does he do? >> jimmy: well, he goes and wakes him up. the roots, you love michael strahan, right? >> questlove: yeah, we do. [ laughter ] >> steve: wake up, happy. >> jimmy: michael -- michael, a a special guest, and i tonight are gonna play a game we've never played on the show before called "four-way air hockey." >> steve: that would wake up happy. >> jimmy: no, no, no, four-way air hockey. >> steve: oh, four-way air hockey. >> jimmy: air hockey. four-way air hockey. also joining us tonight. oh, i love her. she's part of the new steven spielberg, tom hanks movie "bridge of spies." which opens in limited release this friday. she's fantastic in it. she also stars opposite clive owen in "the knick," which has a has a season two premiere this friday on cinemax. eve hewson is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] she's great. and then my man. oh, i'm so happy these guys are here. we have music from charles kelley featuring dierks bentley and eric paslay. [ cheers and applause ] eric paslay. listen to

rosanna: are you happy? >> incredibly happy. greg: none of your business. roz she could have said that. say that in an american accent and i will stop. greg: thank you, rose. rosanna: the movie october 23rd. not this friday t friday after. nice to meet you in person. >> thank you so much. greg: more content. cooking. elephants. they say they never forget. fascinating creatures. rosanna: we have beautiful, beautiful video of the creatures. people are after the alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that' s cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. s more than a card. cerebral palsy can be caused at birth by a doctor or hospital's negligence. for almost 40 years, jacoby & meyers has offered the specific legal help these cases demand. winning our clients the money needed to care for and support their child. many advances in the treatmen

we've settled. >> and you're happy with the financial settlement? >> happy witheverything. it's over. >> michel rounds all smiles exiting court. the two agreed to joint custody of their 2-year-old daughter dakota. >> joint legal custody. >> feel great. thank you. >> glad they finally got it worked out. tonight on "scandal," like it or not, olivia pope has a new gladiator played by cornelius smith jr. got a start on "all my children" just like our cameron masterson. and they reunited on the "scandal" set. >> you're implying she's a home wrecker. >> that is how you handle a scandal. enter marcus walker. >> how do you fit in to all of this? >> you know, olivia is in crisis mode. she has a lot going on. she's seeking some help from gladiators. and they kind of came to my character to seek assistance. >> ton olivia prepares to face congress with marcus by her side about her affair with the president. >> i'm bringing in someone outside of opa. >> good. a man whose 's his own lawyer has a fool for a client. >> you'll have to testify. >> i have no idea what is going to be in s for

>> what makes me happy? >> yes. >> puppies. >> it is pretty simple. >> we are all the same on the inside. >> sure. >> you hate rich people, but you hate all sorts of things, freedom, america. where do you draw the line? >> i get it. money doesn't buy you happiness, but it also doesn't prevent -- it prevents suffering i should say. there is a clear difference between suffering and not being able to survive and knot being able to pay your bills and the stress of having to work three jobs and being in a split up family and not being able to pay for schooling and education and all of these different things that wealth affords you. there is a big difference between that and too many red dresses in your closet and not knowing which one to pick or not knowing whether your friends like you for your money versus not knowing whether or not you had time off to spend with your family during the holidays or to be able to have discretionary income to, i don't know, pay the bills. >> interesting. you can see our conservati

you talk about to the a moralist and to get happy which side of a debate that point get happy and mean that don't just a duet. go where you are not welcome which is a very important part because when i was chairman i emphasize to the national party you need to get out of your comfort zone be where you're not wanted or expected say it in 30 seconds and erasure bad habits of those what is the most important job of point? >> the one that trips people up the most that should get happy. spirit is is the greatest country in the history of the world we're so lucky to be americans with this scenario. it is like days of the apocalypse. we have better ideas to help people we are happy to be here and we're delighted to have our values as a gift we have a responsibility. is an epochal press not to be happy because this country is a gift. >> how do you do that? with the arcade and avenues and those backroom conversations that goes to make up health care reform but the party says we want to repeal that may amplify to big government intrusion but how did you talk about something like that in a happy

happy every morning. i really do. it's a choice. that's the way i try to live every day. and i think it has directly correlated to all the success they've had. >> revealing in the book he was overweight and his brothers used to call him bob, booty on back. get this. his mom's jane fonda tapes helped him lose weight. >> after losing to dallas did you wake up happy the next day? >> no. are you a cowboy fan? >> no. >> you need to stop that. >> now i'm stealing tips and an au autograph from the happiest guy i know. >> to the guy who taught me nothing -- >> vin diesel promised fans there would be another fast and furious movie. guess what? he's keeping his word. right now aj is talking to vin all about his new fantasy film hitting theaters later this month. >> how do you follow that $3 billion fast and furious franchise? you go at it fighting witches. >> were you always fascinated in this kind of world? >> i was at a very early age. it's hard to deny that geek card. . >> this is news everywhere. kids are screa

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you don't want to split compassion and happiness.ou want them to come together one person, and they are not right now. in europe, with a parliamentary ticket, it would look like there fractures. i'm pretty confident that these two ideas can come together. mr. roarty: do you think donald trump is a conservative? mr. brooks: i think donald trump relatively has been nonideological. he has been a nonpolitical non-ideological businessman. to the extent that he a for a particular point of view, they are all over the map. he has not thought of himself as being coherent. the result is you can find him saying what the different things on every subject. from normal, mainstream politicians, that would be a real liability. so far it has not been for donald trump. mr. hohmann: is there candidate the you seen that has come close to merging that happiness and compassion? mr. brooks: sure. when you speak to the candidates privately, you see they have all kinds of potential to do that. the bush campaign could do that, the rubio campaign. the walker c

happy halloween. >> happy halloween to you. usually it's great italian. but today we are switching it up. >> these are unbelievably delicious. apple skewers. >> okay. >> they are easy to make. it's really fun, cool tricks this cute thing right here. >> this contraption. cutting into eight even cool parts. the skewer. >> put it right in there. >> okay. now chocolate sauce is over here. you don't want to burn the chocolate. temperatured chocolate will give a nice shine in glaze, and it it will dry wicker. >> okay. >> put it here, switch it up, and then you like toppings? >> yes! >> we brought sparkles, and who doesn't like candy corn? you can do sprinkles. >> you can do whatever you want? >> pretty much. -- [audio difficulties] -- >> you can also melt them in a double broiler or something? >> exactly. >> how long do they usually take to dry? >> i would say 30 seconds. >> okay, so you can make them quick. awesome, good snacks. >> we have cookies, and over here we have snickerdoodles. my favorite. they are fluffy, light, and airy, and then cool whip cream fro

i like seeing them happy.n they are happy, i'm happy. >> i wonder how shomari will see the world when he's twice his current age. and what do you think the world will look like in 2030? we've been asking people from around the world. you can find their answers in our online special at dw.com/my2030 -- as well as articles, videos and audio reports on the new u.n. development goals for 2030. world wide --- it's said hundreds of species of plants and animals have disappeared. we've lossome in just the past few years --- while others -- haven't been seen by biologists for more than a century. take the tasmanian devil, for instance, or the south-american glaucous macaw. or less glamorous creatures, such as the australian bunny rat or the oman-i-undu reed frog from congo. then there's the sayola, which was discovered only 23 years ago, although it's lived in the forest between vietnam and laos for two million years. scientists want to protect it from extinction. but to do that, they will have to find one first. repo

>> happy!ell read to children at the brooklyn public library and it's no surprise they knew all the words. he's teamed up with first book to donate 50,000 copies of "happy" to children in >>> a heroing story. >> we had so many people step forward. >> he discovered his wife dead. >> he was bound to be a suspect and some say he had a motive. >> he makes comments about how much money he'll have after she's gone. >> cops found blood on his slippers and said he failed a polygraph. >> the fact of the matter is -- >> the thing was this husband had an alibi thanks to the buddies he met every tuesday for game night. >> we knew he could not have committed this crime. >> impossible. >> the man could not be in two places at the same time. >> some say police ignored another potential suspect. >> one of the concerns i had. >> they wanted to bring somebody in and police telling them it was me. >> an innocent man railroaded by investigators or a killer protected by his tuesday night pals? now a most unlikely t

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i'm so happy. thank you, nbc, for making this all possible. >> we're happy to help. fontana bridal will revise the way they write up the orders with more realistic delivery dates and explained, the owner hospitalized and they apologized for the delay and they say at this point they can only bring in so many dresses each week so they'll rejuggle scheduling but they wish the couple a happy ceremony this weekend and we do, too. we're happy she has her beautiful navy blue dress. so anything we can do as consumers to protect ourselves in case we're faced with deadlines like this? >> we drao hear unfortunately about these stories every so often. you can pay in installments. pay the first portion when you place the order and then maybe once when the dress is received and if ossible after the alterations are complete. sometimes ey only want payment up front or inetwo installments when you place the order and once you receive the dress. you can work something out and don't pay cash, use a credit card that could offer you some protection in case the dress isn't delivered on ti

i'm supposed to be happy. no, i don't. rest. >> that is what the doctor. >> that is not what the doctor said. you don't know what he said because it was a confidential conversation and you done know what he said. >> all right, all rights are, all right. >> it's impossible to talk to you right now. >> sorry wants no, you're not sorry. >> yeah, i'm not sorry, you have no idea what is going on in my head. >> well, try me. >> i have asked you. >> and then what, then every time you look at me, that's all that you see. >> when i look at you, joy, i will see my daughter. >> please welcome brie larson. (applause) welcome. >> hi! (applause) >> i got a lot to live up to after that clip. i feel like i need to apologize. >> trevor: you know what, it seems like such a heavy movie. and i watched it knowing nothing about it. >> yeah. >> trevor: and it's actually a beautiful story. it's a really cool feel-good story. i mean you basically are a stay at home mom, right, that is what you are. >> yeah, pretty much, in a way, that's exactly ri

"wake up happy" -- you know, every time i see you, you do always seem happy. >> yeah. i think it's something i had to learn -- something i had to learn. even when i was successful as a football player, i did not always wake up happy. i was not always even happy in success, but i just realized that i wasn't feeling good about my life. there are so many things that just my attitude was affecting, and i figured out a way to change my attitude to wake up truly feeling happy and to now with that type of happiness, and the formula for that has worked for me, so that's why i wrote the book as a formula. >> it brings to mind a really popular phrase -- "attitude affects your altitude." >> mm-hmm. >> that sounds like exactly what you're saying. why did you decide this was the time to share what you've learned and put into practice in a book? >> i get asked that question -- you know, especially from someone who is not just in sports, but someone who's gone from one business to another, "how were you able to go from sports to television and entertainment and do all these things?,"

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both very happy.ren in particular and those of us who love animals because she believes every animal has a redeeming quality. >> i love her. sounds like a lot of fun. >> they are both a lot of fun and they were both great together. both very happy. i like that. >>> ahead the homecoming queen who traded her evening gown for shoulder pads and friday night lights. that is next on "cbs this morning." ♪ i'm a believer i couldn't leave her if i tried ♪ announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by blue buffalo. you love your pats like family, so feed them like family with blue! ♪ ♪ ♪ the all-new tacoma. toyota. let's go places. it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. ♪ he'll never have a son. every dad, i'm sure dreams of having a son so he can play football. now he can say my daughter kicked in the game and we just won. >> that'

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we are celebrating, the owls are happy. we're happy it's friday. happy friday.oming out of the burbs on this friday this morning, a bit of ay ride where they are doing the paving and milling work. all the lanes are back open between lionville and exton. the project should wrap up in february. you have a lot of work going on in exton near the target. >>> devon state road from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., you want to avoid this they are doing repaving work. head to valley road during the midday. construction going on westbound between downingtown and morgan down the right lane is out of commission. in fort washington they are working on the ramp 309 eastbound. we have a crash close to horsham easton road at sycamore avenue. there's a wreck at lansdale and 7th street. not bad on the northeast extension. they are doing reassure facing on willow grove avenue. at this point the crews should be out of the way. when they are doing head to paper mill or easton road. time to head to the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. we have a traffic pattern along the parkway

happy hour for me, show up a day ahead of time.he did vote in washington on the crucial piece of legislation that was accepted by the rank-and-file just not senator rubio and a host 0 others. to katy pavlich, pollster lee carter. some say he has been raking money in the expense of what is going on with jeb bush. jeb bush's coo quit the campaign today, so bad news on top of bad news. but i wonder, katy, what you make as we grow the missouri coming in. these are commitments of funds. don't necessarily mean the check has been signed or cleared but a commitment, which i'm told is a big distinction. having said that, he is raking it in, isn't he? >> he certainly is raking it in. this is important because as you mentioned, jeb bush's campaign is take michigan huge financial hits -- taking some hewn football hits he has cut staff and salaries and this coo resigned. you look at marco rubio's performance and he proved to donors he is prepared for attacks and he is willing to take on hillary clinton in a way that other candidates maybe canno

we are doing the happy dance. all of us doing the forecast here for halloween. happy halloween. we are happy to be here and safe and away from jungle bob and his friends. for halloween, we should have sunny sky, after -- after degrees. dry tomorrow. as we head into the evening hours, yep, still dry. i have a little help from thing two. we have the marathon going on this weekend, clouds out there in morning, start off temperature around 42 degrees and up to 62 for the high and mostly cloudy and more showers. they are up to no good over there. they are stirring up the pot. i love that book, the cat in the hat. we have 51 at central park. 50 in newark. 48 allentown. southwest wind coming through, right now the wind is not really warming us up, we have cool air, it is going to start turning to the northwest and we have a cold front coming through town and it is coming through without the moisture and therefore we are seeing a few high clouds outside and chilly air behind it. so, sunny skies today. high temperature up to 60 degrees. breezy, cooler. chilly. here comes the 7-day foreca

i'm not happy here. these are my friends. >> i understand, sir. >> i'm not happy. i am not happy.re not happy? >> because you're treating my friends this way. i don't understand. >> if you're not happy, tell me now then we are finished. >> we're finished? >> then you go, yeah. if you're not happy, tell me now. >> all right, let's not go. >> the folks who come here, knowing these animals are in an enclosure. knowing these animals have been hand raised and yet still pull that trigger, it's not a real hunt. >> right from the beginning, the idea was that he was never, ever going to shoot the lion. but we certainly needed to go through the process to find out what happens on these properties, what they're about. >> it's going to be a difficult battle to close canned hunting, no doubt about that. i don't know how, honestly, the south african government is going to be able to tackle this, but ultimately they are responsible. because it's the lack of regulation in the early days, or the lack of law preventing canned hunting from developing in the very early days that has allowed the proli

. >> so happy. what? all right within well coming up, which weight los company just made millions of, thanks to an investment from oprah? the answer, plus what's next for the media mogul. >> what's not next for oprah? >>> star of not one, but two, eve jobs and the martian with jeff daniels. he'll be right here live. so much more at 12:30. >> and marla thomas. >> can you believe he's in dumb and dumber? >> the range. >> i'm telling you. >> he does it all. >> very skilled. >> ladies, thank you. >>> still ahead here on now 4 new york at noon. the force is strong. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. >>> star wars fans proved they are strong with the force. >> legions of them caused ticketing websites to crash. >> nothing will stand in our way. i will finish what you started. >> i feel like he's talking to me. i'm like crazy here. the new trailer

you're saying -- you're saying they're not happy in a system designs for their happiness?hat's like buying a ribbed for your pleasure condom and then being upset you're being pleased by ribbing. that's what you paid for. here's some of the wealthiest concerns. not knowing if your friends are friends with you or your money. feeling isolated from the rest of society and the awkwardness over who should pay for dinner. as opposed to the awkwardness of wondering if you're even have dinner. hmm. okay. the concerns are real but it's not like the therapists are comparing the wealthy to other minority struggles except when they do. i'm not necessarily comparing it to what people of color have to go through but singling out the 1% is really making a value judgment about a particular group as a whole. necessarily -- no, putting necessarily doesn't help it's like saying i'm not racist but -- but nothing. you're racist, okay. here to talk about the phenomenon of rich guilt is one the richest people in the world gilroy leopold danforth vi and his therapist. what does rich guilt mean to