o'brien with the fake and the three.. >> steve: crosgile didn't like it. i chastised him about his nonrebounding. >> tom: triple-team on us dris hilliard. -- idris hilliard. temple in transition. give-and-go and here's ramone moore from the corner. no good. crosgile with another rebound. >> steve: he is really listening now. that is what you need. you need everybody to get on the glass. >> tom: darrin govens with a two -- williamson with a two-point field goal. williamson quoted saying, we didn't play with any heart. and the game which they led by more than dozen points. and just couldn't hit the three. >> steve: that is not a good thing. no one wants to hear someone say that. you take that to me we didn't play tough. we didn't play hard. that is not ever a good sign. >> tom: jefferson the freshman, fouled by idris hilliard. that is his second personal foul and the 6th team foul for st. joseph. prescott and carl jones check back in. jones the freshman from garfield heights, ohio. 2009 northern ohio player of the year. an

o'brien left side of the lane. here's irwin.e dribbling right into traffic. >> steve: they are making a lot of bad plays right now. from not boxing out on one end to coming down on the other end. stuck in bad spots. right now, phil good time-out. crosgile took a bad shot. >> tom: 14-point lead for the temple owls. they are forcing some turnovers for st. joseph. not only that, they are cleaning up some missed shots. how about lavoy allen getting we got the spirit, we're hot, we can't be stopped! we got the spirit we're hot we can't be stopped! we gonna beat 'em and bust 'em, both: beat 'em! bust 'em!... announcer: the smallest moments can have the biggest impact on a child's life. both: let's. get. a little bit rowdy. r-o-w-whoop-d-y. announcer: take time to be a dad today. one more time. both: oh those boys are much too much, those boys... wswswswswswswswswswswswswswswswswswswsws >> tom: there's such a great tradition of basketball here at temple. i love the players. we just saw number 12 the head coach. bill as well in the 50s.

. >>> conan o'brien tells nbc, jump in the lake. the network's late night line-up has already crashed. is it about to burn big time? >>> plus, exclusive consecu. he steered mark mcguire to steroids. he says he's got the rest of the story. >>> then a third white house party crasher tells us how he got into that state house dinner. he tells us he was invited. you be the judge. >>> the man who dug up the dirt on hear reid and sarah palin from the bombshells of her sizzling new book. next on "larry king live." >>> good evening, a little bit of breaking news of our own. about 35 minutes before air time, we received word from jose consecu, the former baseball star, saying, quote, i am having a breakdown. i cannot emotionally do it, meaning this program. i am emotionally drained. i am tired of defending myself. i heard jose earlier today on the radio and he was well defended by both the host and the callers, all of whom were praising him. anyway, we're sorry to hear that, jose, and if you want to get a raincheck, you're welcome here tomorr

i'm soledad o'brien in for anderson cooper. for all of us here, have a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> larry: tonight the children of haiti need help. now. their lives were hard before the earthquake. after the disaster, it's hell on earth. orphaned, injured, desperate for bare necessities, they are target for human predators. they're vulnerable to physical and sexual abuse and exploitation and enslavement. can these children be protected? actor and activist sean penn joins us from port-au-prince. plus, how you can save a life. we'll give you all the information you'll need to help or even adopt these innocent kids. it's next on "larry king live." >> larry: our subject tonight is children, there's nothing more important than that, the children of haiti. first, let's check in with ivan watson, our cnn correspondent in port-au-prince. we understand there was some drama earlier today involving children at the airport on a plane. what happened? >> reporter: we're still trying to get to the bottom of this, la

the next big question for nbc is whether conan o'brien will accept the move. friday night before the official announcement he was taking some humorous jabs at his employer. >> i'm sure you've all heard the rumors, ladies and gentlemen. nbc has finally come up with an exciting new idea. they want me to follow jay leno. >> brown: the jay leno show will end its 10:00 p.m. run on february 11 as nbc begins its coverage of the winter olympics. friday lemo was already joking about his next move. >> they did cancel as it would be an easy move for me because i still haven't unpacked from the last show they canceled. everything is still back there so it's fine. >> brown: more on all this now from robert thompson of >> brown: more on all this now from robert thompson of syracuse university, where he's founding director of the blyer center for television and popular culture. and kim masters, who covers the entertainment business as host of kcrw's "the business" on public radio in los angeles. kim masters, it was the affiliates and their 11:00 p.m. newscasts. explain how t

conan o'brien who took ove the old tonight showhat lost about half leno's audice would keephe name but move his starting time to 105 a.m. anjimmy fallon and his late night show will al be pushed a ha hour later to a 1:05 a.m. start. in the 10:00 p. slot the jay lenohow has attracted in 5.8 million viewers, a good numb for late nightnot so good for prime time. local affilies rely on that for as the leain to their 11 o'clock necast. the next big questn for nbc is whether con o'brien will accept the mov friday night before the official aouncement he was tang some humorous jabs at his employer. >> i'm sure yove all heard the rumors, ladies and gentlemen. nbc has finally come up with an excing new idea. theyant me to follow jay no. >> brown: the y leno show will end its 10:00 p. run on february 11 as nbcegins its verage of the winter olympics. friday lemo was already joki about his next move. >> they did canc as it would ben easy move for me because i stilhaven't unpacked from the last shothey canceled. everything istill back there so it's fine. >> brown: more on l this now from roberthomps

conan o'brien and n.b.c. television have agreedo part ways paving the way for ja leno's return to "the night sh." the twork announced a $45 llion severance deal today. $33 million ofhat goes to o'brien,nd the rest to his staff. his last show will a tomorrow nigh but he is free to return to television ineptember. leno takes back "the tight ow" reins starting march first. those are somef the day's main sties. i'lle back at the end of the prograwith a preview of what you'llind tonight on the "newshour's" web site. but for now, back judy. >> woodruf now, president obama takes on the banksnd rollout new plans to cut them wn to size. the president open with another rbal assault on the tion's mega-banks, accusing th of taking reckless risks in pursuiof quick profits. >> we have to ent common-sense rerms that will protect erican taxpayers and the erican economy from future ises as well. fo while the financial system is far stronger today an it was one year ago, 's still operating unr the same rules at led to its near

only months ago nbc gave jay leno a primetime talk show and put conan o'brien in the top rated late night spot. but low ratings for both hosts could soon lead to a late-night shakeup not seen since david letterman bolted for cbs $$$ suspect has been arrested for the scare that shut down a terminal at newark airport. the charges he's facing and why authorities say for ducking under a rope. >>> the change of venue may have been for nothing. this scene on the courthouse steps as a transit police officer's trial got under way. >>> plus, you'll be getting those census forms in the mail soon. pretty extensive, but one word on the form getting a lot of attention. why some people say it's outdated. we'll hear your thoughts on whether it should be there. >>> record-breaking cold across the country today. you're watching "hln news and views." i'm jennifer westhoven. thanks for joining us. the deep freeze has taken over partsd of the south making driving a dangerous prospect. the icy roads caused many car accidents, even this massive pileup. 300 crashes were reported in one georgia county alone.

jay leno will be moved back to his 11:30 slot and conan o'brien back to midnight. refusing to comment on what is going on behind the scenes. leno himself made light of the situation. >> well, happy birthday to katie couric. it is katie couric's birthday today. and she left nbc for another network. i have to give her a call and see how that is working out. as you may have heard there is a rumor floating around we were canceled. i heard it coming in this morning on the radio. >> i heard it, too. >> kev, if we did get canceled that would give us time to do some traveling. i understand fox is beautiful. kev, what does nbc stand for? >> what's that? >> never believe your contract. >> leno's 10:00 p.m. show is not giving affiliates the boost they need and "the tonight show" ratings have fallen since he passed the baton to conan o'brien. now to jon stewart, "the daily show" picking up on the kritism when it comes to fighting terrorists president obama just doesn't get it. >> yesterday president obama responded to concerns that he was too slow to address the christmas terr

. >> larry: soledad o'brien will host "a.c. 360" at the top of the hour. leading with tonight, soledad? >> tonight on "360," haiti's orphans are what we are talking about. many are starting a new life here in the united states. tonight, we'll introduce you to one woman who is anxiously awaiting the arrival of her new son. she's actually been waiting a long time and she'll share her story tonight. >>> plus, president obama and the republicans go a couple of rounds. mr. obama making good on his promise to bridge the partisan divide, even meeting the republicans on their own turf. we'll bring you some of the highlights tonight. >>> and then crime and punishment, a verdict in the abortion doctor killing. defendant scott roeder said he was saving lives. well, a jury in kansas today convicted him of taking a life. you'll hear his chilling defense in his own words. those stories and much more ahead, of course, tonight on "360." larry? >> that's soledad o'brien at the top of the hour, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 p.m. >>> t-boz watkins and marty caldwell stays with us. joi

only months ago, nbc gave jay leno a prime time show and put conan o'brien in the top-rated late night ratings for both could soon lead to a late-night shake-up. >>> a suspect has been arrested for the scare that shut down a terminal at newark airport. the charge he's facing and why authorities say he ducked under a security rope. >>> and the trial was moves away from oakland, but the change may have been for nothing. the scene on the steps as the trial got underway. >>> plus, you'll be getting those census forms soon, but one word on the form getting a lot of attention. why some say it's outdated. we'll hear your thoughts on whether it should be there. >>> record-breaking cold across the country today. i'm jennifer westhoven. the deep freeze has even taken over parts of the south, making driving a dangerous prospect. the icy roads caused many accidents. even this massive pile-up. 300 crashes were reported in one georgia county alone. driving's even more difficult up north thanks to all the snow. snowplows worked in indiana to clear up the roads, but some took to shovels. >> i prefer s

here to take us through them is pam o'brien.d morning. >> good morning. >> so is it true there are foods that can take the place of medicine and cure us? >> yeah, they can cure and even prevent illnesses. >> let's start with the common cold. what foods are good if you have a cold? >> first of all, white button mushrooms contain substances that boost your immune system. and then salmon is loaded with vitamin d. and actually research shows that people with the lowest levels of d get the most colds and flu so you want to get a lot of d. >> i see you have sunflower seeds. really? >> yeah. actually they're high in vitamin e, which can lower your risk of getting a cold and flu by 20%. >> is this yogurt? >> yeah, it contains a substance that helps your body fight off bacteria and viruss. >> let's move to know to stress, is this a stress meal because this is important because a lot of people could use this. take me through a little of this. >> so curry contains a substance that's been shown to lower your stress level. and then milk cont

conan o'brien and n.b.c. television have agreed to part ways paving the way for jay leno's return to "the tonight show." the network announced a $45 million severance deal today. $33 million of that goes to o'brien, and the rest to his staff. his last show will air tomorrow night, but he is free to return to television in september. leno takes back "the tonight show" reins starting march first. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the "newshour's" web site. but for now, back to judy. >> woodruff: now, president obama takes on the banks and rolls out new plans to cut them down to size. the president opened with another verbal assault on the nation's mega-banks, accusing them of taking reckless risks in pursuit of quick profits. >> we have to enact common-sense reforms that will protect american taxpayers and the american economy from future crises as well. for, while the financial system is far stronger today than it was

. >> reporter: in colorado, lieutenant governor barbara o'brien is leading the race to the top team. >> we are a local-control state. so, you cant just mandate, you have to persuade other districts that they want to be involved. we're only given 60 days to do this. so, the outreach to 178 school districts to explain why we hope they will want to participate is just, for us, a very labor- intensive effort. do most people at least know what the race to the top refers to? >> reporter: o'brien has met with students, principals, superintendents, politicians, union representatives and teachers, seeking buy-in for the state's plan, which includes new ways to evaluate teachers based on student performance data. some, like these teachers in rural pueblo, remain skeptical. >> i understand it better than i did before today, but there are some definite concerns for me, still. making performance pay, or alternative compensation, strictly tied to test scores such a big part of that is a concern. it's a huge concern. >> reporter: for teachers in maryland, performance pay was just one of a number of

. >> reporter: and will both leno and o'brien survive?en species to be in extinct in the next decade, us. >> reporter: behind the scenes probably no one is laughing. brian rooney, abc news, los angeles. >>> the nba has slapped hefty fines on four players with the washington wizards, charged with clowning around with gilbert arenas. who pretended to be shooting at them. arenas has been suspended indefinitely. >>> when we come back tonight -- she's taken hits in the ring and now one female candidate wants to take on washington, too. it means the world to me. problem is, i pay for it with the pain. the doctor diagnosed that i have arthritis undernath my kneecap. a real sharp, strong sensation. it aches. when i feel the pain coming on, go take two aleve. works fast, kicks in, and it lets me keep up with my kids. i want to teach them the value of family. i'm very proud of both of my sons. i couldn't ask for better. how the automatic shower cleaner really works... ♪ , scrubbing bubbles combine with the water left on your shower walls. ♪ then th

[applause] dennis o'brien is the chairman of the digicell group. he lives in ireland, except when there is and earthquake in haiti. we have been friends for many years. he told me not long after i met him, that young haitians who sold his telephone cards on the street or the best under norris he has ever met. he has worked tirelessly to rebuild the haitian economy. he has worked out -- to coordinate the business people that we have recruited through the clinton global initiatives that have made it well in excess of $100 million dollars in commitments to invest in haiti. he has done everything he can to get cell phone server is back up again and then number of things to help peahaiti. hele,n, the former prime minister, who went to a lot of trouble to be here. the former president of the canadian international development agency. i, too, would like to thank the former prime minister for being here. when she left office, she asked me to keep working. she has been no real inspiration to all of us. she came all the way from haiti to be here today. if yo

that's leno and conan o'brien.s rumors that they're bringing leno back to his old time slot, which is 11:35 eastern. both comics are mining the situation with a few laughs. >> a lot of rumors swirls around about the "tonight show," the jay leno show and the rest of the late night lineup. and there's a lot of speculation out there. and i wanted to go over just some of the rumors that have been flying around. just check these out. the jay leno show is going to be canceled is one, jay is moving back to 11:30, i'm moving to midnight, both will be running simultaneously in split screen, the "tonight show" will be an iphone app, jay and i are quitting and starring in a new show called "koe coand the chimp." i'm pregnant with jay's baby, jay's pregnant with my baby, nbc is going to throw me and jay in a pit, the one who crawls out alive gets to leave nbc. >> not stay, but leave. >> now, this is a really sticky and serious situation. they are both making light of. but my goodness, can you imagine if they shake this up agai

soledad o'brien, one of the best, i think, on the scene in port-au-prince.nd maria bello returns when we come back. don't go away. >> larry: some more moments with the actress maria bello, board member of artists for peace and justice. what do they do? >> we're an organization that raises money, funds for father rick fachette who's a doctor and a catholic priest who's been in haiti for 20 years. >> larry: he's a doctor and a priest? >> a doctor and a priest. he said the haitian people need a doctor more than they need a priest. >> larry: he was in connecticut when it happened? >> he was. his mother was dying in connecticut. he raced back to help his people. he slept three hours in the last four days -- >> larry: and he's there now? >> he's been doing surgeries through the night. his hospital st. damian's usually they have 120 people. they're seeing 700 people a day. they're doing amputations and surgeries through the night. so many burn victims, so many young children. it's a pediatric hospital, but they're seeing everyone. >> larry: you told me they're doin

[applause] dennis o'brien is the chairman of the digicell group. he lives in ireland, except when there is and earthquake in haiti. we have been friends for many years. he told me not long after i met him, that young haitians who sold his telephone cards on the street or the best under norris he has ever met. he has worked tirelessly to rebuild the haitian economy. he has worked out -- to coordinate the business people that we have recruited through the clinton global initiatives that have made it well in excess of $100 million dollars in commitments to invest in haiti. he has done everything he can to get cell phone server is back up again and then number of things to help peahaiti. hele,n, the former prime minister, who went to a lot of trouble to be here. the former president of the canadian international development agency. i, too, would like to thank the former prime minister for being here. when she left office, she asked me to keep working. she has been no real inspiration to all of us. she came all the way from haiti to be here today. if yo

. >>> we are hearing that fox may be interested in hiring late night comedian conan o'brien.hat is what a network source suggested to the associated press. o'brien's position has been unclear since nbc said it is considering bringing jay leno back to the late night spot. leno's primetime gig had disappointing ratings. >>> that is a quick check of your saturday headlines here on hln. good to see you, i'm susan hendricks. >>> you are probably dealing as best you can with the cold weather out there. but things are really tough as well in england. penny marshall tells us about a cold snap which has crippled great britain. >> reporter: three days in and crippled england is beginning to show its strength. forecasters say more, much, much more is going to be needed in the icy days ahead. what started as a snowy adventure is turning into a national crisis. business is suffering with only half of the working population making it in. this bed company in somerset doesn't have enough workers or supplies reaching it to stay open for long. >> we are the major employer in the town. people l

i'm soledad o'brien sitting in for larry tonight. let's look at the excerpt from "game changer" that ignited the political firestorm around senate majority leader harry reid. here's what it said in part. >> joining us tonight to discuss the comments, his apology and all of the fallout is jeff johnson from b.e.t., james carville tonight as well, a democratic strategist and cnn political commentator tara wall joins us. tara is the former deputy editor of the washington times. nancy is here with me. she's a social commentator, actress and contributor to cbs sunday morning. nice to have all of you. let's get it right to it. nancy, since you're here, why don't you begin. what's your reaction to these words? >> i'm embarrassed for harry reid. harry, how many black people do you know, okay? there's not one negro dialect. this is something that's the bayne of bane of my existence for a long time. i never heard people call for one single white dialect. there are different ways of talking. it blows my mind and it's very sad to see what lies ju

conan o'brien has to go on by 12:05 eastern or the net pays a huge financial penalty to him and others. so a half hour leno and then conan? nbc says it's committed to keeping own own. but then what do you do with the last hour of prime time? disaster. come cast just brought nbc universal, but hasn't taken overrunning the thing. they must be impressed. comcastic. still no sign of the utah mom who vanished more than a month ago and now word her husband may be moving out of town, far from the home they shared and where his wife was last seen. where he's said to be going and an explanation from his lawyer, that's coming up. ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ >>> if elvis were still alive, he'd be, i don't know, baking peanut butter for everyone. the king's ex-wife and daughter, among those marking the birthday today. they hosted a party this morning in memphis right across the street from graceland that just one of many tributes for a man who affected so many of us, both in life and death. he's actually part of the reason that -- not really. this says it is. i was 13 when he died. i remember watching that fu

and the tonight show stats have fallen since he passed the baton to conan o'brien. when it comes to fighting terrorists, president obama doesn't get it, john daly's punch line. >> yesterday president obama responded to concerns that he was too slow to address the christmas terror plot. >> no, you're playing right into their hands. >> jon stewart, everybody. and that is the mash-up. still ahead tonight, president obama ordering new security measures after a series of government failures led up to christmas day's attempted bombing of the u.s. airliner. in a moment, we're going to hear from two former top homeland security officials as the president's national security team struggles to fix this system. >>> it was not the failure of a single individual or a single organization. yes, there was some human errors, but those errors were not the primary or fundamental cause of what happened on december 25th. rather this was a systemic failure across agencies and across organizations. my muscles feel like they've been pounded... my muscles just ache... ..all over my body...

soledad o'brien is on the scene for us in port-au-prince tonight. let's check in with her now.already donated, maybe she can convince to do it. soledad, what's the latest from there? >> reporter: larry, maybe these babies can convince you to do it, because look at them sleeping here. this is the back of a truck. 25 babies are here, and it's become this makeshift nursery. across the way another 100-plus other young children. here's the problem, larry. let me show you. people are donating things like powders milk, but infants can't drink milk. they need formula. they ran out and they feed them milk and they get diarrhea and they get dehydrated. we need water and formula to come to the orphanages. there are so many orphanages here in port-au-prince. it's really, really critical. if you think of something to donate, formula is good and important to get to everybody. big thank you to the folks helping out with all the information and advice tonight. >> larry: we want to thank the spokesperson for unicef. also there in port-au-prince is matt merrick. they've worked so hard throughout

we just saw what happened with conan o'brien and jay leno. the statement to you is you start a dialogue, where are these individuals? there are some and press campaigns and i dare say some in this very room will be in positions where bookers, because i have worked with bookers, the vast majority are white women. 98 percent of them -- 90% of them. it is identify opportunities for yen people who want to get into those roles. how would you say to them to get into those positions where they could have a say? >> one of the biggest challenges is internships, like everything else in the media, helps someone get into the door. for a lot of us, that's not an option because you're talking about giving your time for free to get your foot in the door and make your way up the ladder. that is how it happens so often. but the other piece is many of us who are already a part of the pipeline have to begin making recommendations. for instance, when we did the msn btps in houston on obama in 2010 -- for the most part, it was academics and strategists. it was an

cnn's soledad o'brien is in haiti. she joins us to tell us about the most vulnerable victims, the children. she's in an orphanage there. soledad, what's the situation? >> reporter: yeah, larry, the situation is that the orphanage has moved outside. i'm on the edge of a truck. i'm going to step out of the shot. you can see what is in this truck. inside this truck as i move out of the way you will see right there, that's babies. 25 babies who are spending day and night on the floor. they have caretakers around them. some of them are sleeping. some of them are still up and being rocked. we gasped frankly when we saw the circumstances here. they moved the babies outside because people are afraid to go back inside the orphanage. they're worried about the security that house, so they're outside. across the way you can hear some of the voices of the little children as well. there's a 5-year-old and older kids that are playing across the way. this is 135 children who are here. it's a real problem, because they're running out o

soledad o'brien is back home, cnn anchor and special correspondent reporter. she's followed the journey of orphans from haiti to miami. there she is. what's the situation there, soledad? >> reporter: well, i got to tell you, you have never seen happier parents who just moments ago saw their adopted children come off that airplane. it's been quite a voyage. what an amazing reunion. i think the parents were tense because it was unclear if they were going to be able to get out. the paperwork was in order. these are infants, young children from the orphanage. the day started with them being choppered out of their orphanage and when they were choppered out of their orphanage they were then able to get on an aircraft which was over there and they were able to then make the flight from haiti. so it's been quite a process for these kids who now are in the united states. they were processed through immigration and customs. the whole thing has taken many, many hours start to finish, larry, but they are with their parents today and tremendous, tremendous joy. it was not

conan o'brien left nbc after a very public battle with the network. jay leno was set to return as host of the tonight show and once again today he spoke publicly about what happened. joining us to discuss it all, tom shales, the washington post tv columnist wrote a book "live from new york." jerry penicoli, correspondent from extra is here. dick cabot, the former "tonight show" writer for jack par and johnny carson. host of his own late night talk show back then. jay was on oprah today. here's what he had to say about conan. >> have you talked to conan in person since all this? >> no, i haven't. haven't. >> did you want to pick up the phone? >> yeah, but it didn't seem appropriate. >> why? >> i don't know. i think -- let things cool down and maybe we'll talk. >> do you feel bad for conan at any point? >> i did. i felt really bad for conan. i think it's unfair, but tv is not fair. i thought it was unfair for me. >> you felt that for conan but you didn't think you were the reason? >> i wasn't the reason. the reason were the ratings. >> uh-huh. >> larry:

i'm soledad o'brien sitting in for larry tonight. let's take a look at the excerpt from "game changer" that ignited the political firestorm around harry reid. here's what it says in part. >> joining us tonight to discuss reid's comment, his apology and all of the fallout are jeff johnson from b.e.t. james carville joins us tonight as well a democratic strategist and tear ray wall joins us, contributor to the daily caller.com a new political news website and the former deputy editor of the washington times. angie giles is here with me. nice to have all of you. >> thank you. >> let's get to it. nancy, since you're here. what's your reaction to these words? >> i'm embarrassed for harary reed. i would say harry how many black people do you know? okay? there's not one negro dialect, and this is something that's the bayne of my existence for a long time. i've never heard for anyone call for one single dialect. people are people. there are different ways of talking. it blows my mind and its very sad to see what lies just below the surface o

[applause] dennis o'brien is the chairman of the digisaw group. he lives in ireland, except when there's an earthquake in haiti. we have been friends for many years he told me not long after i met him that the young haitians who sold his telephone cards on the street were me best entrepreneurs he had ever met and he has worked tirelessly to help rebuild the haitian economy. he has now agreed to basically coordinate the business people that we have recruited through the clinton global initiative over the last two year, they made well in excess of $100,000 in commitment to invest in haiti and he's done everything he could through et -- through getting his own cell phone service up again and a number of other things to help haiti. helen clark is the director of the united nations development program, former prime minister of new zealand who went to a lot of trouble to come here and robert greenhill, many of you know, the c.o.o. here, is the former president of the canadian international development agency. i want to thank former prime minister pierre

the battle over who rules late night is heating up between conan o'brien and jay leno.rs are flying nbc is about to shuffle the deck bringing conan back to his old time slot. bringing a few laughs. >> a lot of rumors swirling around about "the tonight show," the "jay leno show "and the rest of the be in lineup and a lot of speculation i wanted to go over some of the rumors that have been flying around. just check these out. the jay leno show will be cancelled is one. jay is moving back to 11:30 and i'm moving to midnight. both shows on at 11.30 running in split screen. the tonight show iphone and jay leno show an xbox. and jay and i are quitting both our shows and will can co-starring in oh coco and the -- >> oh that is cold. very funny. apparently jay leno's ratings haven't been what nbc hoped for in the new 10:00 p.m. eastern time slot. that's helping precipitate all of this chatter. >>> tired of working for the man? well, ever thought of striking on out your own? an expert is telling cnn now actually is the perfect time. josh levs is the man, and he's going to tell u

big changes ahead for jay leno and conan o'brien.works with jay leno returning to his old time slot. that's not the only change. we have details ahead for you. >>> president obama vowing to fix the broken system that allowed a terrorist to try to blow up a flight on christmas day. what went wrong and more importantly what's being done about it. we're keeping them honest. >>> we have the video, the surveillance tape showing the mystery security breach in newark airport outside new york city. that man still unaccounted for shut down one of the nation's busiest airports. an airport some of the 9/11 hijackers left from. we're going to show you the tape and what we've learned from it. those stories and a new job for those white house party crashers. we'll tell you who is actually paying them to attend a party. that's ahead on "360." >> larry: anderson cooper, "a.c. 360" 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. back to the coles family. norris, you're the father and weigh 340 pounds. as a family, what do you try to do together to get rid of this probl

soledad o'brien is on the scene for us in port-au-prince tonight. let's check in with her now.t already donated, maybe she can convince you to do it. soledad, what's the latest from there? >> reporter: larry, maybe these babies can convince you to do it. look at them sleeping here. this is the back of a truck. 25 babies are here and it's become this makeshift nursenurs. across the way, another 100 plus other people. here's the problem. people are donating things like powdered milk, but infants can't drink milk, they have to drink formula, but they've run out of formula, so they're feeding the babies milk, so they get dehydrated and that gives them diarrhea. it's really, really critical. if you think of something to donate, formula is a good and important thing to get to everybody. and a big thank you for the folks who have been helping out with all their information and advice tonight. >> larry: we want to thank tamar han, the spokesperson for unicef. also there in port-au-prince, matt herric, an american red cross worker. these people have worked so hard past these six days. t

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[applause] dennis o'brien is the chairman of the digicell group. he lives in ireland, except when there is and earthquake in haiti. we have been friends for many years. he told me not long after i met him, that young haitians who sold his telephone cards on the street or the best under norris he has ever met. he has worked tirelessly to rebuild the haitian economy. he has worked out -- to coordinate the business people that we have recruited through the clinton global initiatives that have made it well in excess of $100 million dollars in commitments to invest in haiti. he has done everything he can to get cell phone server is back up again and then number of things to help peahaiti. hele,n, the former prime minister, who went to a lot of trouble to be here. the former president of the canadian international development agency. i, too, would like to thank the former prime minister for being here. when she left office, she asked me to keep working. she has been no real inspiration to all of us. she came all the way from haiti to be here today. if yo

conan o'brien was paid $40 million plus, your money, partly, to leave the network. jay leno joked the other night he thought he was left on the titanic prepare you cannot be too happy. >> i missed all of that. i was away over christmas. obviously this is a new space in a tough business that has an incredible incorrect -- implications on decisions that are made. it is a frustrating period of time because we're an able legally to be involved. there is something called gun jumping rules and we are an observer and the only thing. >> you cannot talk about it. >> you cannot talk about there have discussions about it so we read about it. but i am looking forward. it is a great coming together i am sure we will get into that more but there are many great things happening at nbc universal. there is nothing more you can say except there will be a thorough regulatory review and needs to me and should be and will be. but it reminds me in a creative in denver -- endeavor that is cable programming channels, but that you don't want 30,000 people to go for too long. however expedit

we haven't heard what will happen to conan o'brien. a rocket attack in afghanistan.hotel that houses the u.s. consulate. no u.s. staff were inside the building at the time. martha: we expect to hear from president obama and what he has to say about the unemployment levels here in the united states. chris wallace is the anchor of fox news sunday. hey, chris. good aftechris.>> good afternoo. martha: really the white house is pulling the focus back to the economy and back to jobs, right? >> absolutely. you have the new jobs figures for december that came out today indicating that unemployment stayed at 10%. in fact there had been an expectation only 8,000 jobs would be lost and 85,000 were loss. it continues to indicate we have severe economic problems. though the loss of jobs is moderating a little bit. in addition the president has his own political issue. democrats facial elections in 2010 are very concerned because they think according to all the polls that the public is concerned, primarily concerned about the economy and jobs. i think you will see a pivot from the

[applause] to our distinguished partners in lieutenant governor o'brien, treasurer kennedy, secretaryembers of the supreme court, the mayor and other local government leaders. to the members of my cabinet, my staff. coloradansñr serving abroad. to my wife. thank you for the faint -- everything you do for the people of colorado. [applause] thank you for everything you do for theÑi people of colorado and for all you do for our family.de here with me this morning as well as my mother. many of my siblings and my extended family, i will ask you to stand for a moment so you can 11 brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews. [applause] people that do this business now have gotten without the understanding and love from those closest to you. colorado was not living up to it's full potential. it needed a course correction. to think bigger and better. four years ago, barbara o'brien and i, with the help of many dedicated coloradans, we're turning the obstacles and assets, and lamenting lasting solutions to our serious challenges of help in colorado and every community achieve a promise. we're mak

he's only been on the other slot for a few months now, but it's being reported that conan o'brien could be pushed out, jay could move in, or they both could be on back to back. jon: we'll see. jenna lee has more. >> the temperature is nice in the studio, it feels pretty good. this is about two things, it's about eyeballs and dollar signs, those are your two components that are part of this story. i want to start with viewership, the eyeballs, first. i want to take a look at how jay's show has been done as he mentioned on the air. about five million tune in to the jay leno show every night at 10:00 eastern time. for regular drama, an nbc drama in that time slot, they got about two million more viewers, and on competing networks they actually see double the amount that jay leno normally gets. so when it comes to viewership, this is really a problem. not necessarily for nbc can universal, the parent nbc because they say this is about what they were expecting, but for the affiliates, for your local nbc station, for your local newscast at 11:00 this is a real problem because fewer viewers on

conan o'brien was paid $40 million plus, your money, partly your money, to leave the network. jay leno joke the other night that he felt like it been left on the titanic. you can't be too happy about all that. >> you know what? i missed all that. i was awake over christmas. you know, obviously, this is a new space, tough business, that has an incredible, incredible implications of decisions to get me. it's a frustrating period of time because we are unable, legally, to be involved. and there's something called gun jumping roles, and i really, you know, we're an observer. the only thing i -- >> you can't talk about? >> can have any discussions about her, and so we, like you, read about it. but i'm looking forward. i think it's a great coming together, the two businesses. i'm sure we'll get into more that as to why we feel that way, but there's many, many good things happening at nbc universal. and it's, cuba, there's nothing more you can really say, except that there's going to be a thorough regulatory review, and needs to be and should be and will be. but it reminds me that an

we took on conan o'brien. it is such an easy joke for late-night television hosts to make.they look for a city to use as a punch line and they use newark. i love when they have big shows where people are coming to newark the overwhelming majority of people come are coming from outside the state of new jersey. i love going down to the bars and restaurants newark -- in newark and talking to them. they say they cannot believe this is newark, new jersey. i want to let people know the greatness of our cities of that we continue to attract residents. . . we really have jumped into social media as opportunity with facebook and other things to show people the inspiring stories, as i have told you in this speech, but also urban america and we need to change the image of cities in america to let people know the truth of who we are. that is what we are born to continue to try to do. -- what we are going to to continue to try to do. >> my name is carolyn and i am from albany, new york. >> that is my mother's name >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> you had a 46% downturn in gun violence. we h