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and now, stay right where you are, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by abc, inc. >> hi, everyone. hello, honkies. [ laughter ] and those of other ethnic groups that are here with us tonight. hey, you know what? today is or -- or tuesday was the first day of fall. summer is over. you know, you can always tell when it's fall in l.a. because the air gets a little crisper, the days get a little shorter. the leaves turn from on fire to not on fire. [ laughter ] and when the smog changes color, well, it's quite beautiful, it really is.

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i do want to say, give a special thanks to gravity for helping to make that possible. along with the fall we also welcome a new season of "dancing with the stars." a ninth season. night the men danced for the first time. tonight, the women danced for the first time. separately. it's the orthodox jewish wedding of dance shows. before this evening even started four of the stars already injured, although they fought through it and they danced. being on "dancing with the stars" is one of the dangerous jobs in america. it's right between alaskan crab fish ermen and personal assistant to naomi campbell. maybe the oddest choice this year is former ultimate fighting champ chuck liddell whom as you will see here is as graceful as a swan. ♪ ♪ i've been up and down and over and around ♪ ♪ ♪ i tell myself

i just pick myself up and get back in the race ♪ [ laughter ] >> chuck received a score of 22 which was later upped to 25 after he put judge bruno in the submission hold. so "dancing with the stars" is a very big hit for this network. in fact, i remember the day they told me they were putting it on, they said it's a celebrity ballroom dancing competition and i said that is the worst idea i have ever heard in my life. but it turned out i was wrongish, i won't admit to being completely wrong. it's a huge hit, even those who don't like dancing or stars watch it. last night, tonight and tomorrow, they're making the most out of it. >> monday night, meet the contestants and watch them dance. tuesday is day two of dancing exciteme exci excitement.

then thursday, it's the "dancing with the stars" injury report. see who is injured or killed during the first three nights. and on friday, take a trip down the memory lane as "dancing with the stars" pays a special three-hour tribute to season six contestant, steve guttenberg. all dancing, all the time. guttenberg, "dancing with the stars," only on abc. >> why not? [ cheers and applause ] it works for millionaire. every season before the dancing starts i pick one celebrity dancer to win it all. on friday i made my selection and that selection is donny osmond as the great wesley snipes said, always bet on osmond. i bet a thousand bucks on it. it's seven to one and it was a good pick, he did well last night. he got 20 points for the fox trot and another point from

ellen degeneres. i don't want to put any extra pressure on you, but i have a lot of money on the line. because of that i take this very serio seriously. last year, i picked gilles marini and he didn't blow it, but let's say he disappointed me. we have gilles live via satellite. hey, gilles. >> hello, jimmy. >> how are you doing? >> jimmy, i'm almost fully recovered. thanks. >> you have been in there for a while? >> four months. >> right after the finale, i guess. how did you sustain those injuries again, gilles? >> i tripped and fell down the stairs. >> that's right. you tripped and fell down the stairs. is there anything you want to say to donny osmond tonight? >> oh, yeah, don't trip and fall down the stairs. >> that's good advice. get better real quick. >> thank you, jimmy. and jimmy, i'm sorry. >> i know you, gilles.

gilles marini, everybody. it's a shame that's what happened to him. i would so hate to see that happen to donny osmond. [ laughter ] our president, barack obama, has been working hard to push his healthcare proposal. he still wants the bill to be bipartisan and he's a realist and given the near unanimous republican opposition he's facing he said he'd be satisfied with bicurious. on sunday, he did all five morning news shows and last night he was on with david letterman. he did not appear on fox news. when he saw where they wanted to put his microphone, he backed out. it's a weird place to put it. i mean, in fairness. the president has been on so many shows lately even ryan seacrest is like, dude, slow down. but you have to hand it to him, he's willing to sell his bill

anyway he can. this morning i saw him talking healthcare on the food network. >> i've got my scallions and my peanuts chopped up and ready to go for the stormy rice. remember, come to a boil, cover it -- >> and for people who have health insurance, we can provide health insurance reforms that make the insurance we have more secure. >> how did he get into the stormy rice? late last night obama was also on the maury povich show. good news, it turns out he's not the father. john edwards is. that's right. there's a report going around that john edwards is getting ready to admit that he did father a child with that woman he had an affair with during his presidential campaign. according to "the l.a. times" one of the aides wrote a book proposal in which edwards convinced him to come forward to say he was the father of the child, which the guy did, even though he's married. how do you begin that

conversation? andrew, we have been friends for a long time and i have a favor to ask of you. we should make this guy president. if he can convince a man to say he fathered a child he didn't, he'd convince anybody of anything. come on, china, we're good for the money. this is all speculation, we don't know if it all happened and we won't be certain if the baby belongs to john edwards until we see how the child's hair responds to blow drying. here in california, our governor, arnold schwarzenegger, swung into action at a home for the disabled. residents at this home for the disabled were unpleasantly surprised by eviction notices. not to worry, captain cliche was on hand to save the day. >> today i'm here to tell all of the people here that your eviction notice is being terminated and you have the right to stay here. >> you know what? we have to get him in some more movies because it's time

terminated is terminated, to be honest with you. the dallas cowboys unveiled their flashy new football stadium and it cost more than a billion dollars on sunday night. it has the world's largest h.d. screen, 90 feet tall and 160 feet long. it is even bigger than my tv at home. my cousin sal loves the cowboys so he went to dallas this weekend. he says the screen is so big you don't even wanna watch the players on the field. you're there watching the television. and he shot some home video. he's in the stands, and you won't believe the size of this tv. >> i'm trying to watch the tv!

[ cheers and applause ] >> he loves the cowboys, but he really loves neil patrick harris, so what are you going to do? a shocker last week on "celebrity jeopardy". wolf blitzer was competing against andy richter and dana delaney. he lost by almost $75,000 and andy richter won. wolf had negative $4,600, which is surprising because he seems so smart on tv when he's in that situation room pointing at things and things were appearing around him. when it comes to jeopardy, i don't know what was going through his head. >> king david and jesus, both hailed from this town. wolf? >> what is jesus town? >> no. andy? >> what is bethlehem? >> yes. this mexican dish is meat and veggies coated with masado and wrapped in a horn husk. wolf? >> what is islasagna?

>> no. >> this plundered the sea town? wolf? >> what is ponies. >> no. >> dana? >> who is johnny depp. >> we are dealing with famous actors, here is the clue. ironically, he lost the leading role in the 1960 play "the best man" because he didn't look presidential. all right, wolf, we'll start with you. which famous actor did you think of? you wrote down -- sorry, that sin correct. >> what a day. thank you all. >> he looks a little bit like my dad, actually. we have a good show tonight. on the show tonight, carmelo anthony is here. kid cudi is with us. and we'll be right back with david duchovny, so stick around.

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♪ hi, there, we're back. joining us tonight, from the denver nuggets, here to talk about his new shoe, he's got a new shoe and he wants to talk about it. called the jordan melo m6, carmelo anthony is here. later on, he's written songs for kanye west. now he has his own big hit and his debut album is called "man on the moon, the end of day", music from kid cudi. tomorrow, courteney cox, jessica capshaw, and the first two eliminees from "dancing with the stars." thursday, rob lowe, the feast of san gennaro, lisa lampanelli, tommy lasorda and we have chris

bianco from the italian feast of san gennaro. starting this sunday, he is back on campus for a third season of his showtime series "californication". please welcome david duchovny. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> take a seat. i know -- you moved from l.a. back to new york since the last time you were here. >> from where i'm from. >> i hope i didn't have anything to do with that. >> no, no, you didn't. >> you wanted to be closer to regis? >> i wanted to be able to jump in there and sub. yeah, no, it's been an odd transition. i thought since i was from this, i'd be at home again, but it's

not so much the case. >> do you live in an apartment? >> yeah, i live in an apartment. >> there's got to be a different thing, going from the big place and -- >> yeah. i don't know what going on in the apartment move me and it's -- >> did you confront them at all? >> no, i don't know who they are. >> you're nonconfrontational like that? >> i am in new york. >> yeah, i'd probably be nonconfrontational also, but i'd find ways to quietly fight back. >> how would you do that? >> i'd buy the apartment above them and hire clog dancers to go 24/7. >> do you have a pen? >> i'll write it down for you. or sending pizzas to their house in the middle of the night. there are easy things to do to remedy a situation like that. just something to think about. you know? >> yeah. >> do the kids like being in new york? how old are your kids now? >> i'm trying to stop them from

picking things up off the street and eating it. but my son goes to the school that i went to. >> oh that's odd. >> my daughter goes to the school that my wife went to. >> really? >> and they're both same-sex schools. i don't know why that's interesting to anybody. >> they're gay schools? [ laughter ] >> no. no. >> that is something. no. so it's an all boy school and an all girl school. >> i can't get anything by you. >> i'm on top of everything. in fact, i'm in the apartment on top of you. >> but guy to pick up my son and it's odd because it's the -- it's the school i went to. it's changed a little, but it's very much the same. and there are even a couple teachers there -- >> there are? >> yeah. >> there's one who was very efusive when he saw me, very nice. there was another who he acted like my homework -- >> really? >> i felt -- all of a sudden i felt that american history

assignment, it was just gone. >> now do you have -- sometimes you maintain that like kind of fear of those teachers as an adult. >> sure. sure. >> did he not like you this teacher? >> i don't remember. this is, you know, 1835, i can't remember that far back. [ laughter ] >> is it possible that he's upset because he was teaching and then you went on to become very successful? >> i don't think he recognized me. >> so you think he's mean in general? >> i think i was an old senior -- >> were you a good kid? >> yeah. in that school. >> which school weren't you a good kid? >> no, i was a pretty good kid. >> it wasn't one of the deals where the teacher would read your name, and say, oh, god, duchovny is in the class. >> well, they usually mispronounced the name. >> oh, here is duchubny coming up. did you get good grades? >> yeah. >> i know you went to yale, and

unless you were a really, really good basketball player -- >> i see you there. >> why the laughing? i'm not kneeling, i was very short. >> like a dorf video. there you are -- a funny shot. no one's heads are visible. >> looks like i never touched the basketball. looks like i'm gingerly touching the basketball. no, they put the captain on the ground like that. >> oh t captain. >> and when melo comes out here -- he doesn't want any part of what i'm talking about. >> oh, that's right. >> i don't have my own shoe, but i will play. >> you probably have plenty of shoes at home. maybe more than he does. he's a lot younger than you. >> i probably do. >> we'll see when he comes out. it will be one of the gayest competitions we have ever had. >> you know, i'm prepared for that by going to the same-sex school. >> i guess so. what did you do with the kids? i heard you took a trip over the

summer. >> we took a bus trip, we got a rock 'n' roll bus trip. it's a lot of bus and there were 12 bunks, only four of us. it was all bunks, nothing but bunks. there was a toilet but we were advised not to go in it. >> that's great. really? >> well, we could go number one. >> okay, all right. >> well, number two, they suggested that we lay something like this down first. >> really? so they stop by a supermarket and you say plastic? >> so i became my own dog. [ laughter ] >> you didn't actually use this one, did you? [ laughter ] thank you, by the way. >> you're welcome. >> you're somebody who really brings the story to life when you bring props. >> i thought it was going to enliven more than it did. >> i thought that too when i came out here tonight. [ laughter ] but anyway, so --

>> we took it first to vegas and let me tell you something, i haven't been to vegas a lot. but i will tell you this, you should know this, children aren't allowed to gamble. >> i grew up in las vegas, actually so i'm aware that children aren't allowed to gamble. >> so we get -- >> did you really not know that kids aren't allowed to gamble? >> i didn't know. i know they're not allowed to smoke or drink. i thought, if they have money, why can't they gamble? >> take it up with the governor i guess. >> so you have to go through the casino to get to the room. we were walking through, let's gamble with the kids. so i give -- i give my son some money. going up to the one-armed bandit. well, let's take a picture of him gambling. this apparently is also illegal. >> yeah. you're not supposed to take pictures. >> to take pictures of an adult is illegal, let alone a child.

so i take my phone out and a hand is on my shoulder, sir, no children, no pictures. i was like, all right. i don't know. i don't know your customs here. >> that's right. what did he do? did they make you erase the picture or make you go on your way? >> they just let gus go? >> we had to give back the winnings. my son was hot. >> it was probably good he didn't gamble because a similar thing happened to my cousin sal. my aunt chippy took them to the bowling alley and he hit on a slot machine and since then he has been dangerously addicted to gambling his whole life. isn't that great? you decided to spend the whole time in vegas? >> no, we left vegas and went to amish country where we spent a full day with an amish family. >> really? >> yeah. you probably know the amish live as if it's the 19th century or

some time before there was cars. >> no electricity, no tour buses. they do have pluming -- they do have plumbing. >> sure. they said, what do you have all the bags for? it was refreshing. they didn't -- >> they don't watch television or anything. >> yeah. >> but the son, we found out, later on when he showed up that he recognize midwife from "bad boys". so apparently it's a big movie for the amish. >> is that right? the amish are martin lawrence fans? >> well, they love "bad boys". interesting enough, not "bad boys 2". >> discrim nating, aren't they? >> they were interested in coming to see the bus and they told us that we should not be pooping in bags. then we went to texas and went -- you know what the big

texan is? >> i know what it is. >> yeah. >> i have heard of it, yeah. >> it's a steak restaurant where if you can eat this 72-ounce steak, you get it for free. within an hour. but if you don't, you have to pay $72. but there's also a lot of other rules. i don't know, do you have the rules? >> no i don't have any rules. >> i only brought the poop bag. >> well, let's take a quick break, we'llet the rules and figure out -- >> the steak, yeah. >> i know they have a webcam. >> they do. 24 hours -- not 24 hours, but however long the restaurant is open, they have a live webcam on whatever poor soul is trying to eat 72 ounces of meat. >> we'll go on the internet and watch somebody eat meat. isn't that something? >> that may be the -- >> there you go. david duchovny, the third season of "californication" premieres sunday at 10:00 p.m. on show time.

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>> you're the dean of this finest fancy book of learning? >> that's correct. >> which would make you dean koonz? >> i never heard that before. who wants to see me dance? come on, i can't be the only one. >> the third season of "californication". >> the man who is displaying the mangina there is my oldest friend in the world. we went to the same school together, jason beget. >> wow. that scene is hilarious. i mean, we obviously couldn't show -- >> you have to get showtime -- the full effect. >> yes the full effect. what we have on the video cam right now is a guy who i don't know if he knows if he's on or not, i have no idea. >> he knows he's on, but he doesn't know he's on this tv show.

>> he knows he's on a webcam, but he's trying to eat the 72 ounces of beef. looks like he started 8 1/2 minutes ago. >> i don't know. he doesn't look big enough. >> he doesn't look big enough, but sometimes people are deceptive about what they can eat. there's a very small asian woman who's one of the fastest eaters in the world. >> they told me the record is somebody ate the 72 ounce steak and with the baked potato and shrimp cocktail, but he goes, that was a professional. >> a professional gorger. they have those. it's not only nice to eat the five pounds of steak, but also have the sides along with it. >> i know. you have to keep it down for a certain amount of time afterwards. >> so this guy is going to attempt to do it and if he does it it will be free. >> look at the big boot of beer. he doesn't look confident to me. >> he doesn't really. you know what? i hope if god forbid if anything

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hi, we're back. david duchovny is with us. our next guest is an all-star forward from the denver nuggets. he has his very own shoe, two of them, actually. he sent them to us. they're actually in pairs. and they are available from jordan this week. please welcome number 15, carmelo anthony. [ cheers and applause ]

dave is a knicks fan, by the way. >> i heard him in the back. >> give us another ten years. >> yeah. >> how you doing? good to see you. >> man, i feel better than ever. >> i haven't seen you personally without the braids. >> this is new for me, man. >> in case people don't recall, you used to have braids. >> yes. >> like an indian princess. [ laughter ] and what happened? why did you get rid of them? >> you know what? it was time for a change. i had them for -- since i was in the tenth grade, man. >> i liked the braids. i'll be honest with you. >> a lot of people wanted me to cut them, a lot of people didn't want me to cut them. and once we got obama, i thought it was time for change. >> i don't think that's what he had in mind, necessarily. [ laughter ] so you can take it up with him.

everything is going well for you, i guess. >> yeah. >> you have a new shoe. how does it work? because i know it's a nike shoe, but it's a jordan brand shoe. >> a jordan shoe. i have my own signature line through the jordan line. >> you mean michael jordan? >> michael jordan, yeah. i just call him jordan. i have that relationship with him. >> you got it. what would be a less formal thing -- you don't call him mike though? >> no i call him m.j. or jordan. >> does he not like people calling him mike? >> i don't know. you need to try. >> maybe i shouldn't do that. are you guys buddy? >> yeah. >> he has to approve you to be on the shoe? >> he's my friend and mentor and my boss at the end of the day too. >> what kind of advice does he give you as a mentor? >> as far as what? >> anything. i hear about people having mentors and i -- i never -- i don't have that in my life. >> he's there, he's there when you --

>> well, besides there. that's just reason. >> you know, he's always been there for me. through tough times, good times, he's always been there. over the years we built that relationship that friendship. and it's only going to get better over the years. i have to sell shoes for him. >> did you consult him about the braids before you -- >> i didn't consult anybody. nobody knew i'd do it. i did it before the first game. >> you didn't talk to your priest? >> no one knew it. >> you had it done, shaved right off? >> yeah. >> and then -- well -- >> 20 minutes. >> you got into the playoff, wound up losing to the losers on your birthday. >> i'll tell you -- bad birthday present. >> which is a bummer, yeah. yeah, that had to be -- >> it's all good. i think i'll be playing on my birthday again. >> did you feel like -- i mean,

because you did play great as david just mentioned. did you feel like, oh, well, at least did well? >> no, no, no of course not. [ laughter ] >> i mean, because there's only so much you can do. that's my motto, by the way. my mentor david said, you know, there's only so much you can do. >> i cannot take that approach and i will not take that approach. >> you will not take that approach. >> no. that's selfish, man. >> that's the selfish approach. if only i mhad a mentor i'd kno that. >> did you need a slow- shooting, 40 something-year-old bench? >> i need to talk you after the show. >> i may be overselling myself. >> i have seen david play basketball and he's a good player. he was the captain of his high school team. >> was he? [ laughter ] that can mean a lot though. >> carmelo, were you the captain

of your high school team? >> no, i wasn't. >> so he's probably better than you then. [ laughter ] >> at being a captain of my high school team. >> at being a captain. you're getting a great honor at syracuse university where you played. they're naming a whole building after you. >> well, they should. if i donated all that money to them. [ laughter ] >> well, you know, that's just -- that's just a great thing, though, man. >> yeah. >> not too many people -- i can count on one hand the amount of people who have athletes, count athletes who have buildings named after them. when i'm dead and gone, that building will still be there. >> well, hopefully. >> unless they knock it down when i leave. >> the minute you go, they change the name on it. [ laughter ] somebody else gives them money you're screwed. that's pretty cool. you didn't graduate from syracu syracuse, you left to go to the

nba? >> you know what, they should take that and give me a diploma. >> they should give you a diploma. how much did you give them? millions? >> right. >> millions of dollars. >> millions of dollars. >> yeah. >> that seems worth a diploma. what does a diploma really cost anyway? a dollar? >> they should probably give you a ph.d.. >> they should give you a ph.d.. >> they should. but that will be exciting. so do you get the keys to the building, get to walk in whenever you want? >> i should have 24-hour access to the building. >> what kind of a building will it be? >> it's the men and women's basketball team practice facility. >> have bathrooms and stuff? >> it has everything. >> well, that's nice. maybe you and your family can vacation there, david. >> that would be nice. [ laughter ] >> we should bring this up, because how many pairs of shoes do you personally own? >> probably about 300 to 400 pairs of shoes. >> david? [ laughter ] >> i'd have to go individual

shoes to try to -- >> really? really, 300 to 400? where do you keep all those? >> in that building. [ laughter ] >> yeah. wow. you are a regular carrie from "sex and the city," aren't you? [ laughter ] well, congratulations. >> no, i'm not. >> nice to see you. >> thank you. >> good luck on your shoe and next season i hope you have a better birthday. carmelo anthony, everybody. the jordan melo m6 from nike is available in stores this week. coming up, music from kid cudi. you've wanted to quit smoking so many times,

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this is his debut cd. it's called "man on the moon, the end of day". here with the song "day n nite", kim cudi. -- kid cudi. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> yeah, yeah, put your hands up like that, i want to see y'all. sing along with me. ♪ day and night i toss and turn i keep stressing my mind, mind ♪ ♪ i look for peace but see i don't attain what i need for keeps ♪ ♪ this silly game we play, play now look at this, madness to magnet ♪ ♪ keeps attracting me, me ♪ i try to run but see i'm not that fast ♪ ♪ i think i'm first but surely finish last, last ♪ sing along if you know the words. ♪ 'cause day and night the lonely stoner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ he's all alone through the day and night ♪ ♪ the lonely loner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ at at at night

day and night ♪ ♪ the lonely stoner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ he's all alone some things will never change ♪ ♪ the lonely loner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ at at at night hold the phone ♪ ♪ the lonely stoner, mr. solo dolo ♪ ♪ he's on the move can't seem to shake the shade ♪ ♪ within his dreams he sees the life he made, made ♪ ♪ the pain is deep a silent sleeper you won't hear ♪ ♪ a peep peep the girl he wants don't seem to want him too ♪ ♪ it seems the feelings that she had are through through ♪ sing along if you know the words. ♪ 'cause day and night the lonely stoner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ he's all alone through the day and night ♪ ♪ the lonely loner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ at at at night day and night ♪ ♪ the lonely loner seems to free his mind at night ♪

♪ he's all alone some things will never change ♪ ♪ the lonely loner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ at at at night slow-mo ♪ ♪ when the tempo slows up and creates that new new ♪ ♪ he seems alive though he is feeling blue ♪ ♪ the sun is shining, man, he's super cool, cool ♪ ♪ the lonely nights they fade away, he slips into his white nikes ♪ ♪ he gets a clip and then he's on the way to free his mind many search of ♪ ♪ to free his mind in search of, to free his mind in search of ♪ ♪ 'cause day and night the lonely stoner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ he's all alone through the day and night ♪ ♪ the lonely loner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ at at at night day and night ♪ ♪ the lonely stoner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ he's all alone some things

will never change ♪ ♪ the lonely loner seems to free his mind at night ♪ ♪ at at at night when i say kid, you say cudi. when i good, you say music. good. good. >> music. >> yep. [ cheers and applause ] started taking airborne

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