there, so rapidly developing. our troops are en masse to bring it all to you. the latest tomorrow on "good morning america." if you would like to help the quake victims, you can post to the red cross. until next week, good night, america. tonight on jimmy kimmel live. howard stern. >> give me a kiss, will you? >> wait, wait! >> give me my honey. >> and music from michael franti and spearhead. >> there are players in the nba who don't have 55 kids. [ applause ] x@x@x@x@x@x@x@x@x@x@

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- howard stern. and music from michael franti and spearhead. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" and now, here he is, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ]

>> jimmy: thank you, cleto. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. and a big baba booey to all of us here in the studio. you picked a good night to join us. the great and powerful howard stern is with us here. and so are his fans. it's an interesting group. howard stern fans and i include myself in this group, are strange and wonderful species. they're from all walks of life. they feed on crustaceans, fish and other marine life. they live in basements. they have sexual relations with their pillows. [ laughter ] and if you're hoping to spot one in the wild, the best place to look is behind your local news reporter. >> this video is on youtube so we cannot verify its authenticity -- >> kelsey grammer wears a dress, baba booey!

>> sorry, guys. >> kelsey grammer wears a dress, baba booey! [ applause ] >> jimmy: we have, like, 40 of those gentlemen in our audience tonight. howard was able to score a rare interview with charlie sheen this week. it was amazing. it was especially great because of sirius, you can say anything you want, they only take a commercial break when they feel like it. and howard manages to get people to open up far more widely than they probably should. i wanted to play some of that interview for you but we, unfortunately, are subject to regulations of the fcc. so, in order to make it a little bit more palatable, we took the audio from the interview and combined it with video from the "smurfs." i think it works really well. >> you think you could ever allow me to hang out in that screening room and watch porn and [ bleep ] and watch your dad's movie with those air force dudes, like, i want to do that. >> you are welcome here any time. >> really?

>> but i have to, you know, pull apocalypse off and put on lame porn. >> you banged tabitha stevens? >> like a thousand years ago when she was hot, sure. >> how was that? >> i don't know, i was loaded, dude. winning. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so, howard will be here in minutes. but first, there was a new episode of "american idol" tonight. randy jackson lately, randy is now the mean judge. he's been telling some of the singers -- this is his criticism, he says, your performances seem like karaoke. and i agree. some of the karaoke singers do seem like they're doing karaoke on the karaoke competition show. how is it not karaoke? the only difference is they don't have the words in front of them and most of them aren't drunk when they sing. i'm not sold on the new judges. there's a big hole since simon left. though, i will admit, one of the new judges is starting to grow on me. >> it's time for the ladies to take the stage. 12 of them will sing for your votes.

what is so special about this group of girls? >> they're the best at what they do and i'm the best at what i do and together, it's on. >> jimmy: well, sure. the guy is everywhere. [ applause ] i will say, i'm -- i'm starting to suffer from charlie sheen fatigue. i think i need a tiger blood transfusion or something. how long before he's in the ring at the wwe event? that's happening, right? winning. right? [ applause ] this is interesting. researchers have documented what they're calling astonishing behavior among monkeys. apparently monkeys will douse themselves with their own urine to help attract a mate. is that astonishing? they're monkeys. it's not like they found out oprah does this. they're monkeys. to me that doesn't seem that astonishing. but the footage is fascinating. the study was done at princeton university in new jersey. these are female monkeys. and watch what they do here.

>> i have to pee. i'm going to pee right over here. >> i have a napkin in my purse. i have a napkin with a number. it's a number on it and i'll keep it always. ew, you peed on my foot. ew! ew! i got pee on my foot. >> jimmy: wait a minute, i think that was from tonight's "jersey shore." same idea though, same study. i will say that -- [ applause ] -- "jersey shore" does not -- it doesn't seem to crazy anymore now that we have charlie sheen. all of a sudden it's like watching "touched by an angel." it's still very popular. snooki made the cover of "rolling stone." you can find it on newsstand. it's the one drunkenly crawling on top of the current issue of "muscle & fitness." by the way, it looks like she's sitting on a rocket. she's actually having sex with the tinman in that picture. the first smoosh in space. if you watched our show before, you may be aware of the work of our security guard adelina. this is adelina outside the door to my office, guarding my life and eating my potato chips. i often wonder what adelina would do if something serious

happened. i mean, she looks tough, but you never know. so every once in a while when she's lulled into a daze of lipstick and lotto numbers, we put her to the test. she guards the second floor. where all the actors congregate. so, if we need a guy that looks like the president or play little bo peep, you wait in the hall near adelina. today, unbeknownst to her, we put a guy in a bee keepers ks tomb and gave him a big box of pretend bees to try to get an idea of how adelina operates under pressure. there she is. beautying herself up. and here come the bees. >> are you looking for honey? >> no, it's bees.

1,000 africanized yellow jackets. >> yellow jackets? >> don't touch them. they're very, very dangerous. >> hi. how are you? >> good. >> sarah. >> i'm nick. >> just leave these here. make sure that no one touches these. >> nobody will. >> yeah, thank you. ♪ [ screams ] ♪ >> i'm allergic! i'm allergic to bees! you have to stick this in me. i'm allergic to bees!

♪ >> what did you do? why did you do this? come here! get up, get up! the only way to stop a swarm is to attract the queen. hold this honey up. hold it up in the air. keep holding it. >> give me my honey, i'm the queen! [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's our team. next week, cobras. nice work, adelina. keep on keeping on, all right? all right, thank you. [ applause ] and we'll do it again next week and it will work again next week. hey, here's a story that bothered me today. a basketball player at brigham young university in utah, byu, has been

dismissed from the team, not suspended, dismissed from the team, and could be possibly even be expelled from the school, for having sex with his girlfriend. apparently this is a violation of the school's honor code. can you imagine? byu's honor code says students can't have premarital sex, they can't lie, smoke, no drugs, no alcohol, no coffee. you have to go to church regularly. you're not even allowed to drink tea. which is why they've been named "playboy" magazine's number one party school for 11 years in a row. it's like they're living in that town from "footloose" or something. this is brandon davies. he's one of the best players on the team. he has the highest gpa on the team. he won the academic excellence award. he looks like a great kid and now he's out of school for doing what every person in this room except for me did in college, having sex. [ laughter ] it's ridiculous. and the kid's being gracious about it, too. i don't like -- i mean, i -- i don't what to get up on my high horse, but somebody has to do something about this. excuse me for a second, if you would, because -- adelina? get out of the way.

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] this is a message for cecil o. samuelson, the president of brigham university. listen up, cecil. and listen good. you preside over a school that is named after a man who had 55 wives. brigham young had 55 wives. 55. there are players in the nba who don't have 55 kids. how can byu forbid sex until after marriage when at one time you allowed marriage after marriage? it doesn't make sense. and you know what brigham young did for a living? the man was a missionary. they named a sexual position after his job. and to top it off, your school mascot is the cougars. your team is named after

middle-aged women who feed on young men for sex. and yet you have the temerity for punishing a student for succumbing to the temptation of a woman's flesh. that's hypocrisy. the bible itself tells us to go forth and multiply. who has heeded that commandment more faithfully than this country's basketball players? i didn't know basketball players could play without having sex. this is the year 2011. times change. sex is natural. sex is fun. sex is best when it's one on -- you get the idea. why am i on a horse again? my point is this -- punishing a college student for having sex is like punishing a shark for eating surfers. it what they do. and i say this to you, cecil o. samuelson. do the right thing. reinstate brandon davies onto that team. and stay out of our children's pants. are you with me, people? [ applause ] they're with me.

god bless america. and now while i wait for someone to come help me down, it's time for "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ applause ] >> you wish you haven't gone down certain pathways in the last few months? >> i tell people that are sort of glued to their past if you walk back there and bring me a souvenir from that moment when your father [ bleep ] you in the closet -- >> to clarify, i do not [ bleep ] my mom. >> i've done "dancing with the stars," i've been chased by a kodiak bear, i [ bleep ] a man with a knife who was drunk. >> every guy in america wants to be charlie sheen. this guy can [ bleep ] baby seals, [ bleep ] puppies and then ask for $3 million an episode. >> now, would you put that [ bleep ] in your mouth? >> no, i would rub it all over my body. >> the pop star and her boyfriend busted. the cops charge her man with dui. >> she was booked, she was finger [ bleep ] and put into a cell. >> she just wanted to see the elephant [ bleep ], man.

>> how do you feel about [ bleep ] charlie? >> feel great about it, i [ bleep ] rachel, i [ bleep ] charlie, i love [ bleep ] both of them, so -- >> winning. >> if you know me, you should know this -- i love a lot of things. i love the dodgers, i love my [ bleep ], i love [ bleep ] and i love some pancakes. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we have a good show tonight. music from michael franti and spearhead. and we'll be right back with howard stern, so come on back.

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the all-new ford focus with torque vectoring control. >> jimmy: well, hello there, welcome back. we have a good one for you tonight. from music from their seventh album called "the sound of sunshine," michael franti and spearhead are here from the bud light stage. [ applause ] and, oh, if you missed our after the academy awards special on sunday night after the academy awards, you can see it again tomorrow in its entirety. tom hanks is with us and we have music from cee lo green. mike tyson and the hottie body hump club. those videos have more than 3 million views on youtube alone. it's a viral sensation, like herpes, so don't -- [ applause ] if you want to see it on your television, we'll get you one. our first guest tonight is one

of, if not the most, influential figures in the history of broadcasting. he is an innovator, a masturbator, who after years of government oppression, can now be heard unshackled all day every day on siriusxm satellite radio. and now, with the new siriusxm app, you can listen to him live on your smart phone, too. please welcome the king of all media and a charlie sheen certified galactic wizard -- howard stern! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, hello there. >> wonderful. wonderful being here, jimmy, with you. you look fantastic. let me tell you, that bit on the horse was amazing. i have never seen anything like it. could have gone on another ten minutes. i'm telling you. >> jimmy: i know you are very excited to be here and i appreciate that. >> it was fantastic. you know what, i don't want to seem like i'm an arrogant guy or something's wrong with me, but i have to tell you that i'm not excited to be here tonight.

[ laughter ] what happened was, sirius satellite radio, they wanted me to promote the fact that we're now on a cell phone, as you mentioned. >> jimmy: right. >> and i want to be a team player. so, at the time, a couple of months ago, it sounded like a really good idea to sort of go out and say, hey, i'm a guy, i support my company, i'm the guy who is going to go out and promote this sirius cell phone application, and i'm going to do all the talk shows. and so i got all pumped up to do this. and then about a week later, i realized i don't want to be on any talk shows. i don't like doing them. and i can't stand it. but i already committed to doing this, so i'm here. so, on top of everything else, i got sick and being sick -- i thought for sure because you are a friend of mine, you would let me out of this thing -- >> jimmy: now, you know how -- your real friends don't let you out of things. they vomit on your bed spreads at your house and they do all sorts of terrible things. i just wanted to fit in with the rest of the guys.

>> jimmy actually has become, believe it or not, a real friend of mine. and what it reminds me of, i used to love watching talk shows. it remained me of don rickles and bob newhart. i watched tv and they would talk about the fact they had become friends, they would go on forever. i thought it was great. i've been in therapy for a long time now. part of my therapy is, i should make some showbiz friends. i should reach out, meet people in the industry. and you seemed like a good guy to start with. what the audience doesn't know, we've gone away together on vacation and we have become quite friendly. >> jimmy: just the two of us. >> we do. [ laughter ] and the reason i liked you is because i didn't feel threatened by you. at the time, you know, you've actually slimmed down. you look a lot better now, but when i first started being friendly with you, you were a big fat slob. [ laughter ] you were also -- you were a guy who had raccoon eyes. i remember. i don't know how you got rid of them.

you used to have big black spots like elvis' mother underneath your eyes. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and you were a big mess. you appeared to be going bald but you seem to have hair -- >> jimmy: i take the black from my eyes and rub it into the top of my head. >> you look fabulous. >> jimmy: thank you. >> but in all seriousness, you became a guy -- i didn't feel uncomfortable having my wife around you, i didn't feel like you were going to steal my wife, you were out of shape. you were my kind of guy, you know what i mean? you were my kind of guy. and lo and behold, jimmy and i went to mexico together, at the time, you were with you girlfriend, i was with my wife. and we actually had a vacation. and jimmy was quite fun. he was a big lummox. he didn't like to go anywhere. just like me. i like to hide in my room. jimmy would hide in his room. it was kismet. i thought the two of us were getting along great. i found out you are a fun guy on vacation. >> jimmy: oh, yes. >> we went to mexico, a place called one and only pia mia. i'll tell the audience -- you don't mind?

>> jimmy: go ahead. >> yeah, so we were in mexico and jimmy -- the place was beautiful and one of the things about this place was the service. all of the people, all of the mexicans who worked there, who were catering to us white folks, all of the mexicans were wearing these strange -- what would you call them, like a -- a sarapi. >> jimmy: like a caftan or something. >> a caftan or something like this. every time they would see one of us, they would greet us and put their hand over their heart and bow to us, if you remember. >> jimmy: yes. >> so, anyway, i go to my room and i come out and i'm walking around, and i see one of these characters who works at the hotel walking towards me. he's in a sarapi. he's doing this to everybody. and bowing and putting his hand over his heart. and i'm getting closer and closer and i realize it's jimmy. jimmy went out and bought the outfit that the people wear who work there and would walk around posing as a worker there, greeting everybody. and i thought this was fantastic.

>> jimmy: they sold it at the store. i mean, i had to buy it. of course i had to buy it. why would they sell the outfit at the gift shop if they don't want you to wear it? >> it was weird. and you were walking around pretending to be one of these guys who worked at the hotel. and i said to myself, you know, this doesn't make sense. the way i work is, i'm a real deadbeat when i am off the air. i'm not funny. i don't do anything funny. i sit in my room and stare at a wall. you, on the other hand, are a scream and a riot. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it was really great to see. you're very outgoing. and i said, why would anybody waste their time being funny if they're not on the air? seems like a huge waste of time. but you were into it. >> jimmy: i'm jimmy the jokeman, your court jester. >> you really are. >> jimmy: we did have a lot of fun. >> we did develop a terrific friendship. and jimmy is a great friend. he really is. he's one of these guys if he comes to my house, the next day in the mail i get a gift. i always get a gift. you give me fabulous gifts.

we went fishing one time. >> jimmy: we did. with being chased by a swan. >> and jimmy is an amazing guy. he knows how to use all the technology. he's got the ipad. and he goes to some website where he can get fishing gifts. the next day after we went fishing, i got beautiful lures and fishing rods and all kinds. of fishing equipment. i went, wow, what a friend this guy is. he's very generous. he's sending me things. and i was quite impressed. and i was telling your producers backstage that one of the gifts you got me one time, i don't know if you remember getting this for me, jimmy, but you got me a painting. >> jimmy: yes, of course, for your wedding. >> do you remember that? >> jimmy: yes. >> so jimmy says to me, i found a fabulous artist. this is my favorite artist and i sent you this as a wedding gift. it's a painting of myself and my wife and my dog on the beach. >> jimmy: right. >> now, if you saw this -- i never told jimmy this in my life. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> when we got this painting, we were so insulted. it was the worst painting you've ever seen in your life. it was absolutely horrible.

i had these big thick legs with no hair on them. my wife looked like brunhilda, a big bloated balloon. and it didn't even look like my dog. so, jimmy, i want to tell you that what we've done is, every time you come to my house, this painting sits in the attic. we take it out and we hang it on the wall, and every time jimmy comes over -- [ applause ] it's fantastic. >> jimmy: i refuse to believe that's true. i do not believe that. >> it's really true. >> jimmy: is that really true? >> yes. every time you walk in the house we scramble, we take it out of the attic, it stays there for three days, jimmy walks by, and goes, "isn't this artist terrific?" i mean, i've never seen anything like it. you could retch right there. but anyway -- we do hide it. >> jimmy: i'm going to start making surprise visits to your home to make sure that is up there. >> don't you dare. >> jimmy: that is terrible. if you had any idea how much that painting cost me, i'd kill

myself. >> what did that painting cost? i have to know. seriously. tell us now. >> jimmy: i think it cost $4,000. >> you are kidding me! i tell you, that guy's a criminal! >> jimmy: all right, we're going to take a break here. we're going to talk about the howard stern siriusxm app. you can put it right on your phone. howard will talk to you all day long. we'll be right back. howard stern when we come back. [ male announcer ] something special is beginning this march.

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this is an abc news special report. and good morning, everyone. i'm rob nelson, reporting live for abc news in new york. we want to bring you some breaking news from overnight. we understand there has possibly been an explosion at a nuclear power plant in japan that was

impacted by the massive earthquake and tsunami yesterday. we want to go to our reporter, christiane amanpour in tokyo. christiane, what has happened? what do you know at this hour? >> we rat the tokyo airport, the narita airport that serves tokyo. and according to authorities here, there was an explosion at that nuclear power plant. at the airport, there are live pictures on local television here, showing and demonstrating what the building looked like before the explosion. and what it's looking like since the explosion. according to the local authorities, there was some kind of an explosion in one of the reactors. they say it's the first reactor of that plant and that it collapsed. they say only the external skelton remaining. and they say according to local television here, that four people have been injured and taken to the hospital. amongst those, two reactor engineers. now, what the television is doing and what authorities have been doing is alerting people

that, according to them, radioactive material is in the air. to close all openings and to close them with wet towels. even some 12 to 14 hours ago, they were saying that anyone within three miles of the reactor should evacuate. and anyone within about ten miles of it should go inside. so, this is a very dynamic situation. potentially very dangerous. there's a press conference with local authorities that will start soon. according to local television. and we're going to keep our eye on it. rob? >> christiane, there is radiokaktive material in the air. and people should take precautions, closing the openings with wet towels. there's a health situation in that area? >> we are quoting local television reports and local authorities. we have not been there ourselves. we cannot confirm it for ourselves. and i think we're just watching the situation. it's very dynamic. this is obviously one of those

potentially extreme situations, when you have a nuclear plant on a fault line. and in this case, a catastrophic earthquake. >> christiane, thank you for that initial report. we appreciate that. also going to bring on the president of plow shares, our nuclear expert. joe, what can you tell us? how seriously can we take this news that there has been some type of explosion at that plant? >> as christiane said, the information is still partial. we're not getting consistent, reliable information from the tokyo electric power company that owns and operates the plant. but we are getting reports, this is just crossing the wires, that local officials at fukushima say that the reactor ceiling has collapsed. this is a report from reuters, saying the ceiling has collapsed. if this is true, then this would lead to a core meltdown. what that means is that the tens

of tons of nuclear reactor fuel in that building would no longer be cooled, would no longer have water around them. they would fuse. they would heat to very high temperatures. 2,000 degrees or higher. and would be spewing radioactivity into the surrounding area. don't know if it's gotten that far yet. but this is not good news. if the containment structure has, indeed, collapsed, that would mean a complete exposure of the core to the outside air, loss of the coolant and a meltdown. >> all right. joe, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate this. obviously, a developing story this morning. again, according to local reports in japan, there has been an explosion at one of the nuclear power plants. it's been feared for hours, since the disaster with the earthquake and subsequent tsunami. a major health threat possibly in the making here. all of this according to local

reports that the reactor ceiling has collapsed, possibly leading, as we follow this story, to a widespread exposure of the radioactive material. so, this crisis, worsening at this hour. something we'll continue to follow throughout the morning here on abc news. and you can stay tuned to "good morning america" later and anytime at abcnews.com. a developing story we will follow very closely in the coming hours. rob nelson here for abc news in new york. we return to normal programming now. and thank you for watching. get it in your home, your car. what's happened now is it's available on your cell phone, jimmy. this is a big deal. this is almost like what the transistor radio was to a.m. radio for us here on satellite. you can carry this around with you. i'm out here spreading the word. you can get it on your blackberry, android and iphone, of course. and, believe me, i'm the only idiot

from sirius going around promoting this thing. that oprah's got a channel. oprah has a channel on sirius, as you know, and where is she promoting this thing? why is she not on your show? >> jimmy: nowhere, nothing. >> paying her $50 million. jimmy, $50 million. and i don't hear her mention a word about the cell phone! >> jimmy: $50 million to be -- wow, that is unbelievable. let me tell you something, your boss over there, every time i'm in the show, he says, we'd love to get you on the channel, but i think he wants me to do a charlie sheen where i just go on and pay nothing to do it. >> that's satellite radio. i've sucked all the money out of that company and you're going to have to work for free. what can i tell you? [ applause ] but i'm the savior, of course. >> jimmy: so let's -- should we do the pretend thing where you hand me the phone or no? >> all right, here, i'm going to hand you the phone. anyway, so this is the phone. here. >> jimmy: oh, thank you for handing me the phone. [ applause ] >> wow, technology, man. >> jimmy: so you put the app -- >> jimmy, i miss hanging out with you.

i got to tell you. you're so much fun. so you press that. >> jimmy: you got that little app. you go right there and click it right to howard 100 and just like that -- >> and you're there and you're listening to charlie sheen, you know -- >> jimmy: 24 hours a day. >> can i tell you something? jimmy, when i interviewed charlie sheen, i said to him, i got a good piece of information out of him. i said, what's the deal -- i didn't care about all the stuff i heard and all the other interviews. i mean, we've heard about how he's angry with "two and a half men." i wanted to know, how does it work with the two girls and who does he sleep with? and he described that he has two beds in his bedroom. one girl is in one bed, the other girl is in the other bed. and charlie, like king tut, chooses which girl he's going to sleep with. and you can imagine the look on that lucky girl's face who gets to sleep with charlie. "here he comes!" >> jimmy: could be worse. could be hefner.

now, howard, of course -- >> could be me. >> jimmy: i'm going to apologize to baba booey in advance. not that it will do any good. back ba buoy is a merciless man and he's got to be kidding if he thinks i'm going to feel sorry for him. he threw a first pitch at shea stadium, which went a little something like this. okay. so i very graciously gave him an opportunity to try again on television. and that went like this. >> this was great. >> jimmy: and we hit a woman in the head. and that. >> one more? >> one more. one more. >> jimmy: yes, and he hit a woman right in the head. and then robin was here and robin tried the same pitch and this is what happened. a perfect strike. perfect strike. >> you know what's crazy about that? i said to baba booey, i said, on some level, you must know you can't throw a ball.

you know, i barely have a penis and i can throw a ball better than you, so what i told him. you know, if you know you can't throw a ball, why would you go to shea stadium and throw out the first pitch? you got to be out of your mind. you're opening yourself up to ridicule. but he still hurts over this. >> jimmy: and this is a man whose decision-making you put in charge of your show. >> jimmy, it doesn't make any sense that i put this guy in charge of my show, quite frankly. think about it. you've got an executive producer. i don't even know who it is. david letterman's executive producer. i don't see him, he doesn't go out and throw pitches at ball games. i have an executive producer, he's out at shea stadium trying to become a star. sit home and do your job. >> jimmy: it's all your own fault for putting everyone on the air. i'm going to hand you something and i'd like you to take it. there we go. okay. >> you want me to throw a pitch? all right. >> jimmy: i thought it would be fun if we give this a try.

>> well, first of all, jimmy, you know, i've thrown a ball maybe five times in my entire life. i'm practically a woman. but i certainly know how to throw a ball and part of it is a windup. if you notice, gary did this kind of thing. he was halfway between a windup and he was doing this. what you got to do is one of these things. like this, right? and then like this. >> jimmy: yes. >> and then up and then wham. that's it. >> jimmy: exactly. just like that. >> it's so simple. >> jimmy: well, you know what, i apologize for asking you to do the show. i'm very, very sorry that i did that but i do appreciate it -- >> jimmy, i love being here even though i'm sick. i can't tell you how much fun i've had, quite frankly. i mean, this is a thrill. >> jimmy: and you are a warlock with magical powers, as you established with charlie sheen. and, in fact -- >> well, you know, i need to fly home, jimmy.

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>> jimmy: well, my thanks to howard stern for being with us tonight. apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. tomorrow night, our after the academy awards special. watch it at our regular time. "the sound of sunshine" is out now. playing us off the air with the song "hey, hey, hey," once again, michael franti and spearhead! good night. ♪ >> put your hands together y'all! ♪ it's been a long time coming that i had to say when i wake up in the morning all i do is pray ♪ ♪ for some guidance and protection on the streets today and an answer to the questions i ask every day ♪ ♪ so tell me why do the birds that used to fly here tell me why do they come to die here ♪ ♪ and all the kids that used to run here tell me why do they load their guns here ♪ ♪ i remember in the d