stand by the island nation during these darkest days. >> to the people of haiti, we say clearly, and with conviction, you will not be forsaken. you will not be forgotten. in this, your hour of greatest need, america stands with you. the world stands with you. we know that you are a strong and resilient people, so, today, you must know that help is arriving. much, much more help is on the way. >> so far, the world has reacted with an outpouring of generosity in addition to the $100 million pledged by the united states, countries around the world have committed another $32 million. u.s. corporations, more than $20 million, and another $6 million in a text message campaign, spread through facebook and twitter. we've assembled a list of the ways you can help on our website, abcnews.com. there will be continued coverage of the tragedy with robin roberts in haiti on "good morning america."

that is our report for tonight. for all of us at abc news, good night, america. as the relief effort continues, we leave you with some of the harrowing images from the last few days. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel, with an important message from shell, makers of nitrogen-enriched gasolines that protect your engine against gunk. oh boy, do i hate engine gunk. but how does shell help protect your engine? here now to explain, professor yehya. >> hi, jimmy. you want protect your engine from good shell gas --

>> jimmy: not from the shell gas, with the shell gas. >> right, i mean, sorry. >> jimmy: explain how they will do that. >> you put the gas in your car, go from the tank to the filter, from the filter to the carburetor, from the carburetor, you have gum inside. >> jimmy: yeah, gum. >> you go inside the engine and make very dirty the engine. stop you anywhere. >> jimmy: what? >> and i'm a small boy, i'm working a mechanic. my boss give me the key, tell me check the engine. i take the car, american car, i'm driving, i don't see the window and i hit the car in the wall and my boss fire me for one week. >> jimmy: is that right? >> i swear. >> jimmy: you didn't get any gum? >> not gum, because with shell car -- gas, with shell gas, you don't got gum. >> jimmy: so, what you're saying, yehya, is, all premium gasolines aren't the same and

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>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- from "lost", evangeline lilly. former miss south carolina teen usa 2007, caite upton and music from katharine mcphee. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live"

and now, look alive. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks, cleto. welcome to the show. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy. that's very nice. but you have to make this quick tonight. i have a brand new episode of "project runway" on the tivo. the latest nbc news, if you're interested is, not only will conan o'brien be replaced by jay leno of "the tonight show" possibly as soon as after next week is the rumor, jay leno also gets custody of conan's youngest child.

he had a really bad contract. this is turning into something else. conan fans are organizing a rally on monday at the universe allot to support him. which is, i, for one, cannot think of a better way to honor dr. martin luther king on his special day. it's kind of sad to see what's happened to nbc. you know, when i was a young man just beginning to blossom, my breasts were starting to fill out, nbc was number one. they had kcosby and cheers and great shows. now, they're a mess. like going on your high school reunion and the homecoming king went bald and works in a lawn mower repair shop. this is interesting. we dug up a pro mow. this is ten years ago, when nbc was king. and -- i don't want to say you can see it coming, but you do get the sense in retrospect that their best days at this very moment were behind them. >> number one in comedy. number one in drama.

number one in late night. nbc, watch us now, because in ten years, we're going to suck. >> jimmy: that's -- [ applause ] the end there is where you -- you have to -- after ross and rachel were killed, everything changed. meanwhile, this network, abc, thanks to "american idol," we might not be number one, but we are the gayest network on television. glaad has showered us with the most nominations of any network for the fourth consecutive year. so, thank you, tom bergeron. season nine of "american idol" is under way, as i'm sure you know. this is going to be simon cowell's last season. he hates to hear people sing. he wants quiet.

but speculation as to who will replace him is already mounting. one rumor says ryan seacrest will double up as host and judge. for real. another says elton john might be the guy. could be -- i think they should give the job -- i would like to see them give the job to a baby. wouldn't that be cool? a baby judging the show? the middle? what do you think baby? and babies are honest. if they don't like something they just cry, right? so -- maybe that's why i'm not in charge. mary j. blige was the guest judge last night. one of the highlights of the show was a gentlemen named lamar. unlike a lot of the contestants, he went in with a very positive attitude. >> i'm very excited about performing in front of mary j. blige. she's an idol herself. she's just -- big superstar and i really want to meet her. today, no matter what the judges say, i will respect their opinion and i love taking constructive criticism and that's what i plan to do. >> jimmy: that's how people

should look at this, as a learning opportunity. it's nice to see for a change. so, lamar performed, and, well, let's see how it went. >> just [ bleep ] the whole "american idol" show. she can't sing a lick. [ bleep ], who is she, i ain't never heard of that [ bleep ]. i wish paula was here. >> jimmy: you know, the people in the suv liked him, so -- [ applause ] another satisfied customer. the contestant i'm most excited about so far, one of those who got invited to hollywood is a young man whose name -- let's say if you like jakeezy, you're going to like skeboosky. >> please say the baby. >> skeboosky, baby.

skeboosky. skeboosky, baby. >> jimmy: skeboosky. has there ever been a name that's more fun to say than skebo skeboosky? in case you are wondering how to spell it, pay no attention to his jacket. >> skibooski. >> only one i on that. >> okay, we got misprint. >> jimmy: wow. too early to vote? how do you -- by the way, as you're getting ready to appear on television for the first time in your life, how do you not notice they misspelled your own name on your shirt? you won me back with one word, "american idol." more bad news for tiger woods. general motors will no longer provide tiger with free cars to crash into fire high dranydrant

trees. you may have heard, he had an accident in his escalade, and gm isn't renewing their contract with them. the number one golfer in the world does not have a caddy, ironically. gm said in a statement today, you're rich, buy your own car. i don't know. i would let them keep the cadillac. what's the message? you see tiger driving around, you go, hey, there's a car that will get you chicks. right? but they -- [ applause ] they don't have that. they don't have that philosophy. so, from now on, he actually did get a free -- he's now driving this. [ laughter ] you can fit like 16 cocktail waitresses in that thing. in her new role as paid contributor to fox news, former alaska governor sarah palin was on the glenn beck show last night.

it's been a bumpy week for sarah palin. it says that she didn't know why there was a north korea and a south korea. on top of that, last night, glenn beck, who is supposed to be on her side, pressed her on another basic piece of history she didn't seem too sure about. >> i don't believe that, looking back on our founding fathers -- >> who is your favorite founder? >> you know, in -- >> who is your favorite -- >> i'll repeat this. diverse opinion and so much diversity in terms of -- um -- you know, george washington, so, he's got to rise to the top. >> he's my favorite for that reason, as well. >> jimmy: who is your second

favorite? that got you journalism from glenn beck. she really would have been the best vice president ever, i mean, come on. you guys know oprah, oprah winfrey? woman with the power to heal? oprah is taking a cue from willie wonka and putting golden tickets in the february issue of "o" magazine. there are ten. the winners get an all expenses paid trip to oprah's live your best life weekend, and one lucky winner will inherit oprah's empire. stedman, everything. and she and gale will fly off to the land of imagination. i've had guillermo scratching off magazines all day. how is it going, guillermo? >> nothing yet, jimmy. >> jimmy: nothing yet? keep at it. i want a golden ticket now! >> okay, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay. don't forget, i wanted the perfume samples.

>> okay. >> jimmy: this is good news. scientists have moved the minute hand of the doomsday clock back a minute. they did that because they put a toothpick in the earth and it cake out sticky, which means it needs more time. i guess this doomsday clock is supposed to give an indication how close humanity is to dest y destroying itself. i guess we should be glad it's not moving forward. >> bulletin of atomic scientists moved the doomsday clock back. the clock measures the likelihood that civilization will be toppled in a human cause catastrophe. we're now six minutes away. >> yeah boy! >> jimmy: that's who i want winding it. right there, it says in the bible, it says flavor flav is one of the horsemen of the apocalyp apocalypse. check it. a new study by british

psychologists found that telling your boss what you really think of him or her is good for your health. and for the boss's health, too. it was done by the council of recently fired scientists. after reading about it, i decided to encourage my staff to tell me what they think about me. only one of them was brave enough to do that. the woman who stocks the snack table upstairs here at the show, pam. >> jimmy, sometimes you drop popcorn on the floor and you don't pick it up. you're a pig. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you know what, she's -- she's right. she's right. and she's fired, also. one more thing. tonight, the first new episode of "grey's anatomy" in too long. it was a good one, too. a particularly tense surgery scene where one of the new

interns got very little help from the attending physician, and it caused a big problem. this is from tonight's "grey's anatomy." >> i need more lats. sponge stick, please. um -- i'm having difficulty locating the bleeder. dr. altman? >> i'm eating my panini. >> how come -- altman is not doing anything. >> suction. more suction. >> down to 80. >> i don't know what to do. >> i don't know which one to do, either. >> well, my guess is that if you came and looked at it you would have a better idea. >> well, my guess is that if you came and looked at it you would have a better idea. duh. >> that's a lot of blood. >> she's crashing. >> yang is killing her patient and altman is reading "atlantic monthly." >> it's "teen people." i a

and i can hear you up there. >> if i clamp it could rupture. >> oh, my god, kevin jonas honeymoon shots. >> get out of my o.r.! >> you get out of my f-a-c-e! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: heavy stuff, though. heavy stuff. beautiful, beautiful lady. we have a good show tonight. on the program, former miss teen south carolina caite upton is back to learn more things with us. we have music tonight from katharine mcphee. and, we'll be right back with evangeline lilly, to stay there. - hey, dude-- - please don't even talk to me... until i had my coffee, okay? oh, hey, tim. sorry, i haven't had my coffee yet. - ( barks ) - ( grunts )

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>> jimmy: hi there. we're back. we've got a beautiful show for you tonight. dare i say, our most-attractive show ever. a young woman whom you may recognize from this classic tv

moment. >> i personally believe that u.s. americans are unable to do so because some people out there in our nation don't have maps and i believe that our education, like such as south africa and the iraq, everywhere, like, such as -- >> jimmy: that is former miss teen south carolina, her name is caite upton. the last time caite was here, we sent her on a mission to find out how babies are made. and she found that out. tonight she learns about the world of psychics. join us for that later in the program. also tonight, "american idol" season five runner up, this is her new cd, "unbroken." katharine mcphee is here. she's blond now. tomorrow night, we have dax shepard, joan rivers, and chef paul bartolotta. so please join us, too. our first guest tonight stars on one of the greatest gifts television has ever given us. i believe that one day, her frequent ms will be donated to

the smithsonian institute. "lost" returns to abc for it's final season on tuesday, february 2nd. please say hello to evangeline lilly. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: great to see you. you look fantastic. >> thanks. you look great. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, sure. >> always. everything is fantastic. >> jimmy: life is good? >> really good. >> jimmy: you had a big birthday. >> the big 3-0. very excited to be in the 30s now. >> jimmy: are you? >> people respect you more. >> jimmy: you think so? >> when you start saying, when they say how old you are, they say 2 -- they write you off. when you say 3 -- they listen to you. >> jimmy: they get upset. she's in her 20s, what happened to me? >> right, yeah. jealousy, really. >> jimmy: did you have a big

party? >> actually the town of -- the city of white rock where i have a home and abide when i'm not in hawaii put on the most spectacular fireworks display i have ever seen them put on in the history of the city -- >> jimmy: for your birthday? >> above my home. i sat on my roof top deck with all my loved ones and plugged my ears because the noise was so loud because the fireworks were right over my house. >> jimmy: that's unbelievable. >> i know. they really love me there. >> jimmy: they do? >> they really care about me in canada. >> jimmy: who set this up for you? >> i think it was something to do with canada day or something like that. >> jimmy: oh, it was also canada that day? >> something like that. i'm convinced it was for me. >> jimmy: sure, why not? it was your birthday. there they were. >> my 30th. >> jimmy: that's a nice coinls dense. did people bring you presents? >> no, i put out memos. i don't let people know, or i

put out a memo saying no gifts. i really don't want -- >> jimmy: do people obey that? i never listen to that when people say no gifts. >> they did this year. best birthday i've ever had. i was raised in a home -- >> jimmy: me, too! and i'll probably die in one. >> my father, he's kind of obsessive about not allowing us to receive things. we're allowed to give what we want. we're not allowed to receive. if my friends families were going on a vacation, they wanted to bring me, the answer was always no, because you can't expect those people to pay for your travel and pay for your food and pay for you when you're with them. because i wasn't allowed to receive. >> jimmy: catholics? >> no, protestants. hard core. >> jimmy: wow, that's something else. so, even with -- did dad give you presents on christmas? >> he could give, because he was okay for him to give. but when he gave to us, it wasn't always necessarily something we could get too

attached to. one christmas he gave me and my sisters new bikes for christmas. well, santa did. and a couple months later he realized the neighbors didn't -- they kids didn't have any bikes, so he gave our bikes to the neighbor kids. >> jimmy: what? wow. what a lunatic! did you cry? >> i think we were pretty upset but we were used to dad by then. it was the norm around the house. >> jimmy: wow. >> so standard that you couldn't receive. i was so uncomfortable receiving when i was 4, 5, 6 years old and i have a birthday party and my aunts and uncles bring me gifts, i would very straight-faced, i would open my gift very somberly and if i really liked it, i would turn around and i would go -- i would get really excite and i would turn back and be somber again. >> jimmy: wow, that was like your first acting job. >> exactly. he is the reason i'm so successful today. >> jimmy: that's something else. wow. >> thanks, dad.

>> jimmy: yeah, thanks, dad. >> thanks for being a scrooge. >> jimmy: i had to walk everywhere because i had no bike. but thank you. i guess it put -- well, really, you do a lot of charitable stuff. i know that you do a lot of, like, kind of missionary work, that sort of thing. that probably came from bad being -- >> yeah, absolutely. i thank my father for the values he installed in me. >> jimmy: i got you. speaking of this giving and not receiving, the last time you were here, you were auctions your underwear off for charity. and i bought all of them. >> thank you. children of brazil will thank you. >> jimmy: and now you're actually -- you are auctions yourself off. you are auctions off a lunch date? >> yes. >> jimmy: so somebody -- >> yes. >> jimmy: if they pay enough, you'll go to lunch with them. >> it's kind of like mild prostitution, really. >> jimmy: it is. >> but it's for the kids. it's for the children. >> jimmy: sure.

how much do you love the kids, by the way? >> i'm giving them lots of love. >> jimmy: you are. so people -- where will this happen? >> well, we're doing three auctions for hawaii, well, honolulu, probably, los angeles and vancouver. and it's for a lunch date with myself. and we're giving all the proceeds to a charity that's very dear to my heart that i've actually been involved with since long before i started "lost" called narrow roads, and it benefits orphan children in rwanda. if you know the history there, it's a country that needs a lot of help. >> jimmy: how can people bid on this? >> they go to ebay.com/evangeline lilly. while you're there, still helping the kids in brazil. >> jimmy: is there going to be a background check on the lunch daters? >> there is a criminal check. >> jimmy: there will be? >> you will have to go through a criminal check. i have made a stipulation.

>> jimmy: what? >> if your criminal record is just a dui, that's okay. i'm okay with that. >> jimmy: i -- because almost everyone you work with has a dui on "lost." >> i'm comfortable with the dui people. >> jimmy: what episode -- i know you are in the middle of filming the show. what episode are we at right now? >> you know what i was just thinking about? i think i have more makeup on my body right now than i do on my face. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> i'm covering a lot of injuries. i'm covering a bruise on this knee from snowboarding and teaching my girlfriend to snowboard, and i'm covering, like, ridiculous scars that run up both the insides of my arms that i received in season six of -- you want to -- get -- do you have a wet wipe? they have a lot of makeup on them right now. >> jimmy: there you go. >> this goes to show you how false everything you see on tv is. i'm not actually flawless.

believe it or not. >> jimmy: i don't know about that. oh, my god, you're a monster! >> there's more. >> jimmy: you're a regular fran ken stein all of a sudden. i think i'm going to throw up! wow. >> this is -- this is the price that i pay to bring you guys quality television. >> jimmy: that is really something. can you see those? can you see those? >> jimmy: yeah, i can -- you can see them. yet, somehow doesn't bother me at all. doesn't bother me at all. well, thank you for -- >> that's why i love you, jimmy. >> jimmy: let's get back to the important stuff here. "lost." it's the last season. i'm excited about it, but i'm sad that it's ending, obviously. >> i feel the same way. >> jimmy: i'm digging a hatch in my own backyard just to have some place to go when it ends. where are you in the season so far? >> we're filming episode 11 or 12, i'm not sure. >> jimmy: you have a pretty good idea of where this is headed then.

>> i have no idea where this is headed. >> jimmy: you don't? >> i have no idea. so don't -- yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: why do they tell matthew fox and not tell you? >> matthew lies. matthew likes to look good to the public and seem like he is the god of the show. >> jimmy: it's funny. you said that, every time there's a panel or something, everybody goes, yeah, i don't know. he says he knows -- i think he knows. >> he doesn't know. >> jimmy: how do you know? >> i know he doesn't know because i know who feeds him and he feeds him crap. >> jimmy: oh. so, there's a double agent. >> i know. >> jimmy: you know. do you really know? >> i really don't. >> jimmy: now i don't know anything. i'm excited to see it. >> i'm very excited. and yet there is this sort of really sad nostalgic thing happening while we are all kind of savoring every second. >> jimmy: you have to grab a momento from the set. >> i did that once. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> completely backfired.

>> jimmy: what happened? >> well, in the first season, i took the original mr. sawyer letter from the set when we did that episode, i did that episode with josh where i read it to him out loud. i took that. i said this is going to be worth a lot of money. this is a good take. >> jimmy: sure. >> and then it burned in my house fire. >> jimmy: whoa. >> you guys are upset. >> jimmy: well -- your house burns down. was it from the fireworks? happy canada day. >> i'm kind of his tanlt to take anything else. i just feel like -- >> jimmy: it's probably best to leave the idols on the island. well, i can't wait to see it. great to see you. you did a great job in "the hurt locker," which is nominated for a golden globe. evangeline lilly, everybody. the sixth and final season of "lost" premieres tuesday, february 2nd at 9:00 p.m. here on abc. we'll be right back with

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>> jimmy: hi there. still to come, katharine mcphee will join us. our next guest was the 2007 teen south carolina miss

usa. us americans fell in love with her on the internet thanks to a series of "such as"-es in the i-raq. please say hello to caite upton. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> jimmy: everything is all right? >> yes, everything is great. >> jimmy: last time you were here, we learned what? >> we learned about where babies come from. >> jimmy: where babies come from. you have put that to use, that information? >> well, you know, i am from the south. that's all i got to say. >> jimmy: all right, very good. you have psychics in south carolina? are there a lot of those? >> in south carolina, i come from a small town so pretty much everything is kind of put together, the psychic place, the tanning bed place, so -- >> jimmy: you have very tan and

clean psychics. >> we pretty much call them the landry mat people. >> jimmy: isn't that something you had a predetermined opinion on before you went in. you had not had an experience. >> i choose to stay away from psychics. >> jimmy: we sent kcaite to fin out once and for all if psychics are real. >> hi, y'all, i'm katcaite uptc and i've always wondered, are psychics real? and can they read my brain? let's find out. the first stop is at the brain doctor to figure out if people can really read mine. hi. >> hi, how are you? >> good, nice to meet you. >> hi. i'm caite upton. >> nice to meet you. what brings you hear to see me today? >> doctor, i was wondering if it's possible to really read minds. >> no. >> no. okay. bummer.

hi. >> how are you? >> give me a hug. >> i'm miss south carolina teen usa 2007. >> you've come for a reading? >> yes, i have. >> have a seat. ask me some really important in your life. >> do you know who is going to win "american idol?" >> oh -- the last two years i picked but i'm not sure who is going to win it this year. i don't -- >> i want to interrupt you for a second. what did i have for breakfast? >> i have no idea. >> you want to smell my breath? >> it smells a little like garlic. >> it was a breakfast burrito it was really good. >> did it have onions? >> no. >> your hair is really freaking me out. >> i'm sorry. no, it's a good thing, though. >> what is your question? >> can you read a dolphin's mind? >> you actually can read a dolphin's mind more than any

other animal. you can pick up on their energy. >> what do they say? >> they are usually worried about eating and swimming along, i think. and they have a whole interaction -- >> that's so dumb. >> kind of. >> what are chakras? >> energy points in the body that control things about you. you actually have a brain chakra. well, it's not that huge, but it's there. and you have a sexual chakra. you have a very big one. >> no, it is not. it's tiny. >> it doesn't mean it's physically big, it's just a large glow. >> well, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> he was cool, but i'm still not sure if psychics are real. let's try another one. come on, y'all. there is a psychic that read me earlier today and he didn't do a very good job. i'm hoping that you'll do a lot better. >> sorry that you had that experience. the first thing i'm going to do is i'm just going to kind of get in tune with my spirit guides.

>> what are spirit guides? >> spirit guides simply put are kind of like ghosts. >> oh. >> they are people that were once here and -- yeah, sometimes they make that noise, sometimes they just talk. so -- thank you for coming with us. okay. they just told me south carolina, which, duh, lexington. is that where you are from? >> yes, yes. my heart's beating like really fast. this is really cool. >> don't -- i'm glad that you are feeling excited and not scared. >> no, i love this stuff. this is awesome. >> good, good. so glad. that makes my job much easier. that's wonderful. okay. so, someone is telling me to tell you happy birthday. your birthday is coming up march? >> yes.

>> oh. 21. 10-10-1. 21. your 21st, right? i was trying to figure it out. >> is there a way that you can go a little deeper into my brain and maybe see what's up? can you talk to the spirits? >> shh! caite, give me your other hand. >> thank you. >> somebody wants to talk to you. >> no, no. >> they want me to tell you so many things about your future, they want to warn you. >> oh, my god no. please no. i don't want to let go of your hands. okay.

okay. okay. they just want me to yell one thing. >> tell them no. say no. i don't want to hear it. >> i want you to take your power and if you don't want to hear it, you have to yell it to them. >> okay. >> one, two, three -- >> no i don't want to hear it! >> oh, my god. i'm shaking right now. >> oh, gosh, caite. >> are you able to tell what i had for brek fast? >> i'll say a breakfast burrito -- >> oh, my god! >> and maybe a tiny bit of fruit. >> you're right. that's freaking awesome. >> this is what happens when you're very open. >> and can i just say, psychics are real. psychics are real! yay.

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i feel these questions creeping in ♪ ♪ but if you leave me in the middle of nowhere and i can't get back again ♪ ♪ every now and then all these fears i have speaking ♪ ♪ well if you leave me in the middle of winter never to see the sun again ♪ ♪ now that i'm in silent suffering it's not right it's not right ♪ ♪ does it feel good to let you closer to me ♪ ♪ did i get what i wanted but not what i need ♪ ♪ can i carry the weight of these secrets and doubts i know their never spoken

but inside they calling out ♪ ♪ every now and then i feel these questions creeping in ♪ ♪ but if you leave me in the middle of nowhere and i can't get back again ♪ ♪ every now and then all these fears i have speaking ♪ ♪ well if you leave me in the middle of winter never to see the sun again ♪ ♪ now that i'm in silent suffering it's not right it's not right ♪ ♪ in the voices hard to fight i'm scared my heart is saying ♪ ♪ it is not right it's not right ♪ ♪ no i'm not made to be afraid ♪

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