Kool Morning Show

Mother's Day is NEXT Sunday, but a woman named Meredith Scott was in the middle of her shift at Costco last week, and her daughter secretly flew into town to surprise her at work.

In order to force Donald Sterling to sell the L.A. Clippers, three-fourths of the other owners would have to vote for that to happen. That's 23 of the 29 non-Sterling owners. From an outsider's perspective, that sure seems like a SLAM-DUNK, especially since many of the owners have publicly voiced their outrage. But there's a chance that they WON'T DO IT

A large tornado hit Tupelo, Mississippi yesterday afternoon. And a former Lubbock weatherman named Matt Laubhan was live on the air for an NBC affiliate when his studio had to be evacuated.

You know how NBC aired that live "Sound of Music" thing with Carrie Underwood last year? Well, Fox is gearing up to do something similar with "Grease", which they've given the creative title "Grease Live".

Someone on YouTube took scenes from "Star Wars" and replaced all the sound effects with mouth noises. So instead of the sound of a lightsaber, it's just the guy humming. And the point is they're SUPPOSED to be terrible.

It was posted by a woman in Albuquerque named Lisa Abeyta, whose father has severe Alzheimer's, to the point where he can't even talk anymore. But for some reason he CAN TALK at certain times...to the family DOGS.

Here's some irony: The L.A. branch of the NAACP was going to honor Clippers owner Donald Sterling with a SECOND Lifetime Achievement Award next month. But now that audio of Sterling being racist has leaked all over the Internet, they've changed their minds. Yesterday, they Tweeted, "Sterling will NOT be receiving a lifetime achievement award."

In every infomercial, they show someone struggling to do something simple...like use plastic wrap or crack an egg without getting pieces of shell in the food. And the actors always make it look IMPOSSIBLE. So someone took a bunch of those clips, and posted a four-and-a-half minute montage online.

ABC News says that "The Six Million Dollar Man" would only cost about $900,000 to build in today's dollars, when you factor in the cost of artificial eyes, hearts, hands, legs and ear implants. Of course, the replacement parts available today wouldn't give you SUPER POWERS like LEE MAJORS had on the TV show.

Want to be a modern gentleman? Better learn how to tie a tie, style your hair with water, and communicate with people by actually talking to them. Sounds exhausting.

Here's a trick to play on your kids. They have to be young enough to not understand how a remote works though. Someone uploaded a video of their toddler pausing and un-pausing the TV with a toy magic wand.

Last week, a 22-year-old guy from Canada made the news when he posted a 10-second YouTube video where he's standing next to a train . . . and the conductor KICKS HIM IN THE HEAD. Well, thanks to 24 MILLION views, he could earn up to $250,000 in ad revenue and licensing from the video.