moving on connie chung. one of the few female anchors worked at all three networks. >> got at lot off her chest. >> including dog eat dog relationship with diane sawyer and barbara walters but first had to know. where you been. >> missed you. >> face has been dropping. dog, ruff ruff. this part is hanging down. just hanging and sponging off of maury. >> the serious journalist clearly has a sense of humor. married to talk show host maury povich for 30 years, made a name for herself as one of the first women to anchor network news cast. >> eye on america reports. >> taking time away from the business to raise son matthew, moved on t abc, felt at epicenter of competitive tv news. >> at abc what was challenging is that i was there with barbara walters and diane sawyer. it was rough. playing whack-a-mole, pop my head up and one of them would go bam. >> you were competing for the same stories, more air time? >> uh-huh. >> are you kidding? so -- >> nice to face. >> yeah. >> did return to tv once again with husband

tomorrow night louis c.k., connie briton, and music from the wild feathers. isla fisher, and music from the suffers. please join us then. our first guest tonight is an emmy-winning actor and comedian who's loved by literally everybody. his new show is produced by martin scorsese and mick jagger, it's called " vinyl." watch it sundays on hbo. please welcome ray romano. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. i've been watching you on "vinyl," and i have to say i'm so impress by -- not that you weren't always a great actor but on a sitcom it's hard to tell that somebody's a really good actor. and you are. i'm very proud of you. you're a very good actor on the show. [ applause ] >> i chalk it up to the beard and editing. on "parenthood" you were great. on "men of a certain age" you were great. >> it's great to be with -- i mean, it's scorsese and terry winter from "boardwalk empire." i'm just surrounded by this cool group of people, you know. so they just make you look good. >> jimmy: and even getting compliment. >> crazy. >> jimmy: the show for t