johnny carson's entire "tonight show" archive has a new home.ours and hours of laughs forever. >>> finally tonight, just look who's going digital -- the late, great johnny carson. more than 3,000 hours of him and "the tonight show" on the web forever, now playing on a computer near you. late night television these days is a pretty crowded neighborhood. [ drumroll ] >> heeere's johnny! [ cheers and applause ] >> but there was a time when one man ruled the night. >> i think you ought to run for president. >> johnny carson hosted "the tonight show" here on nbc for 30 years, tucking generations of americans in at night, until he signed off for good in 1992. >> everything comes to an end. nothing lasts forever. >> now johnny is forever -- online. ♪ >> his entire "tonight show" archive has been digitized and posted on -- where else -- johnnycarson.com. 3,300 hours, thousands of monologues, more than 22,000 guests. >> would you welcome jerry seinfeld. jerry? >> comedians who got an early break on the carson show, including some who went on to become hi

it's like having a museum in your house. >> what would carson make of all of this? maybe he would wonder what all the fuss is about. >> i remember the first night standing backstage and someone said, "ten years from now you won't even remember this night." we all laughed thinking, this is -- there is no way anybody's going to do this for ten years. >> he did it for longer than that, of course. now johnny's legacy is set to last a whole lot longer. that was well worth the wait. that's our broadcast for this wednesday evening. in for brian williams, i'm ann curry. for all of us here at nbc news, curry. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you and good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we have breaking news to begin with. this is video just taken moments ago of a suspect at the conclusion of a high speed chase

jordan and carson. check that out. i mean, that's dead-on, isn't it?numbers, and i'm not sure i could tell the difference right there. shave that little semi mustache and beard. >> al: about a four, five year difference between the brothers. >> cris: the defenses can tell the difference. >> al: yeah. film doesn't lie. now, albert haynesworth. let's talk about him for a second. you all know about haynesworth. left tennessee. washington signed him to a humongous contract. didn't play well last year. upset with the change in the defensive scheme in washington after mike shanahan takes over and jim haslett comes in to run the defense. doesn't report for very much off-season duty. then comes to camp and mike runs him through a bunch of conditioning tests, which he doesn't pass. jones makes the catch. goes down along the sideline, but he's all right. he finally passed the conditioning test. now his knee hurts him again. what do you think? >> cris: you think he really passed it? you and i both know mike shanahan. he was my offensive coordinator at the univers

a's matt carson knows exactly which way it was. and he catches him looking.heels fell off in the fifth. here is his revenge, a sinking wider and matt carson misplays it a bases clearing triple a four run fifth gives them 4-1 your final. >> victoria who turned 21 was the first event defeat maria sharapova. the she couldn't handle the 21-year-old from belarus. and we go to set point. and sharapova, hits it wide. and took a toll and victor yar had sharapova on her heels and she wins in straight sets, taking home the $107,000 first prize. >>> facing atlanta but they had other ideas. we go to san leandro and atlanta they can't find the back of the net. it was almost a solo effort. she was knocking down everything that came her way. great day by solo and atlanta had a shot but it was a gimmeeko but could not make it. game ends in a 0-0 tie. they will make the playoffs but just not today. >>> british open, youngest woman to win it. she ends up paring the hole. here a birdie putt on 18. slides by and she finishes ten other but she needs a five-footer and 21 years old

next, where they go for thousands of hours of footage from "thehnny carson. ton hnny carson. >>> tonight in custody we're following breaking news where a suspect led ploys a high speed chase this afternoon and was arrested. he may be wanted for murder. we'll have details in a lorlt. plus -- >> gasoline vapors are a significant source of air pole use. >> new air quality rules are going into effect for gas stations across california. why hidden problems could put every driver at risk. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> the original king of late night tv going digital. >> here's johnny! >> johnny carson rolled for 30 years before he signed off in 1992, but now "the tonight show" is forever on-line for free. his entire archive habz digitized and posted on johnnycarson.com. >> good quality programming. >> i miss it. i miss it.

matt carson can attest to this. this cost the a'ssssssssssssssss >>> facing the white sox in chicago, gonzalez brought his 9-6 record to the game. and here a slow curve. next inning, struck out 11. wheels fall off in the fifth. lola bridge with a revenge, matt carson misplays it a triple and that is all chicago needed a four run fifth gives them the series with a 4-1 victory. >> all right let's go local. serve them up where victoria who turned 21 this weekend wince her first event of the year defeating sharapova. she couldn't handle victoria. she has had quite a week. now set point and pressuring sharapova all day. hits it ride. we go match point. victoria in the near court and wins straight sets beating sharapova for the first time in three years taking home $107,000. >> and first ever playoff berth a franchise facing atlanta. it was dress up like a yellow seed day -- just kidding. it was everywhere as the goal pod could not find the back of the net. she was knocking down everything that came her way. atlanta had a

no one has in money. >> reporter: california alliance for hospitality jobs is on carson's side. that's why its website encourages small businesses like bars and restaurants to fight the proposed alcohol fee. the more than $16 million raised from this proposed fee will pay for public health programs aimed at those suffering from alcohol abuse. san francisco supervisors will discuss the fee on monday. >>> oakland's embattled mayor ron dellums made an announcement this week. he will not seek reelection. a look at the highlights when we return. @ our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved because i'm accident-free. of course, with so many ways to save including discounts of up to 40%, having that many customers shouldn't be a surprise. so ask a neighbor about state farm, then call an agent at 1-800-state-farm or go online. on hot looks for school. plus save even more w

my name is guy carson. i'm the co-owner of the cafe de norte on market street. also a founding

my name is guy carson. i'm the co-owner of the cafe de norte on market street. also a founding person of the cultural association. i think most of my speech have been well covered by my colleagues. i'd just like to, i guess at this point, address supervisor mirkairmi's statement about the accumulative effect of all these charges. we purchase the cafe kell nort -- del norte in 2003 and since then suffered a success of well-intended fees and legislation passed on that have directly impacted our bottom line. i think what you're hearing here today is from the small business owners is that we are at our threshold. we have laid off, we have cut back. we have taken no salaries on our own parts. we have borrowed to our maximum limit. and what the great agri gations of numbers -- aggregations of numbers don't show is that we're going down. it's not so much this particular fee is that the patterns of fees. we, small business owners, just cannot take any more. we, california music and culture association, last week or two weeks ago now, had a city insider lunchon from the

and it's not just carson making a comeback. classics. like the '50s western "maverick." >> down on your luck, huh? >> no, just broke. >> reporter: or the 1970s drama "white shadow." >> what is this, the circus? you look like trained seals playing with a beach ball. >> reporter: they are now on dvd. along with a number of other shows, some with familiar faces, and others that only your parents remember. >> it was a great concept. they were the originals. >> reporter: originals once wasting away in a vault are now potential gold mines. don guevara, abc news, los angeles. >> so great to see some of those shows before reality tv took control of the world, huh? >> you know, you just love a good throwback, don't you? you always wonder what you would look like in the 1950s? i think this particular set makes it easier for people to turn us off, though. may be harder. they have to actually walk up to the tv and turn it off. >> bye. >>> judge's decision. >>> judge's >>> judge's decision. the legal move that could green light same-sex mar

>> i'll tell you, i disagree with fort carson. i want them to institute the virtual behavioral health screening, so that we can ensure that we get everyone. i don't want to use any form. i don't want to use any series of questions that automatically says that a soldier does not have those issues. and i think that what we really need to do is to get to a standard that says we're going to give everyone a post- deployment screen; follow that up, 90 days later and 180 days later. here's my problem with the fort carson approach. the fort carson approach focuses on soldiers with doctors that they have assigned when they come back. and they may get through a 15- to 20-minute screening of a select population who's demonstrated, based on a questionnaire, that they may have issues, they may be medium to high risk. but, when you do that, you take away the doctors that are providing care to those folks that we have already found, because you're focusing on this group. that's why this virtual network is so important, that you can do an actual

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johnny carson. it's fantastic.annot wait. >> reporter: late night's jimmy fallon was just a kid dreaming of stardom when carson went off the air 18 years ago. >> every host looks up to him and wants to be like him. >> a nail -- >> reporter: not even karnac the magnificent could have predicted the long-standing legacy. >> i remember the first night backstage i said well, when this is over, it will be a week. then it will be a year. ten years from now you won't even remember this night. we all laughed. thinking there's no way anybody's going to do this for ten years. i don't know if i can take another night of this. >> reporter: it seems the magic of his monologues have outlived the man. now his voice and his laughter live on. and like anything wonderful there is a slight hitch. you do have to register to see the majority of the clips. but there's a lot of little bites -- >> up a little bit too late last night when i found out about this logging on and i saw the ann-margret dance -- >> animated, i think. >> exactly.

. >> reporter: yet another first time comedy winner was the big bank theory's jim carson for best actorand after three best actress wins in a drama, falco took best actor. some things did remain the same. "mad men" won best series for the third straight year. >> i can't believe we're here. >> reporter: bryan cranston also made it three wins as best actor, but aaron hall won his first as best supporting actor. best supporting actress and kyra sedgwick's fifth nomination proved to be the charm. her first emy as best actress for the closer. "the daily show" ran its winning streak to eighth years. the "the amazing race"'s run as best reality show ended at seven. george clooney got the bob hope humanitarian award. during his speech, clooney mentioned the five-year anniversary of hurricane katrina and he also encouraged people to continue to help those in need. in los angeles, i'm stephanie stanton. thomas, back to you. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. in tennessee, tensions are high after vandals set fire to equipment and defaced signs on a construct

. >> the >> today son oprah at 4:00, carson kressley helps guests down their look to let their true selvesne. at 5:00 we could reach our hottest temperures this summer so far. we'll let you know if we hit any records for the state and look how our unusually cooler bay area summe has been affecting gardens. plus the concerns over whopping cough as some schoolpetition to crowd even more kids into each class. those stories later today at 5:00. >> there's something valuable in this story for all parents and kids. a girl a big hero for getting help that saved her dad's life. walked several blocks from her home to a fire station last friday after her father collapsed in the living room. her father had gotten medication confused. >> i've been here over 20 years. that's the first time i everel had a three-year-old walk up to the fire station. walked us down to the house. you know, her dad was sittin' in the living room, needing medical care. >> the famil says they pass the fire station every day and point to it as a safe place. apparently she was listeng very carefully to her parents >> wow, good

matt carson. play of the game. goes to the wall. one run scores, two runs score, three runs score.aking it 4-0. gavin floyd perfect through 5. jack cust strikes out for the third time today. next batter up kevin kouzmanoff. got wood ton. hard shot to 1st. >>> nascar. jimmie johnson bumps bumps kurt bush. >> what happened? >> johnson would later apologize for bumping bushe. kevin harvick remains the leader. jason campbell the starting quarterback with the hope he brings an end to their seven straight losing season. >> how can you help change that culture? >> just be hungry. you know. there are a lot of guys on this team that are hungry. when you look at this football team it is pretty much almost like a new football thing. look at richard seymour. >> we haven't seen the game yet but there is a big difference between the two quarterbacks and jamarcus russell when you talk to them. he will be on the show tonight. >> that's it for eyewitness news. we will be back at 10 and 11:00 p.m. have a good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com.

carson palmer looking for one of the newest bengals. terrell owens. the cowboys win 16-7. >>> baseball, rays visiting toronto. brenden morrow on the mound for the blue jays, working on a no hitter. he gets crawford swinging then evan longoria. morrow facing longoria. he's looking for the no-hitter but longoria breaking it up. aaron hill dives and can't get there. he's breaking up the no-hitter. dan johnson, he's striking out. morrow with 17 punchouts. one hit, he goes nine innings. that's all for your espn news update. i'm don bell. now, back to you in new york. >>> congratulations this morning to tina thompson of the wnba's los angeles spark. thompson scored 23 points to become the team's all-time leading scorer. >> she's passed lisa leslie's all-time score. thompson said she was glad to do it in l.a. in front of her family and friends. and she'd thought about retiring. it's a good thing she didn't. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today, including the manhunt for two scaped muh@ >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watchin

passed the diving matt carson into right field. all three runs score. really the a's couldn't recover. however, they had a chance. top of the sixth inning, a golden opportunity to get back into the game but jack cust strikes out. the a's lose to the white sox, 4-1. the oakland athletics drop to third place in the american league west. >>> on the farm, recognize that lady on the right? billy jean king. a legend on hand. she won this tournament in 1971 watching maria sharapova in the championship match at stanford. sharapova looked solid all week but had a point there. but really tonight, or today it was victoria ozuranka from belarus. turned 21 years old yesterday but she's going to celebrate today in a big way. her first title of the year. really emotional after the match. she wins the bank of the west classic on the stanford campus. straight sets, 6-4, 6-1. >>> we saw a nasty crash on the track. thankfully no major injuries. it happened in the nascar race in pennsylvania. pocono, pennsylvania. emotional week for nascar. one of the team owners, jack raa

guy carson, james robinson, richard donahue, chung, pittman, for rest gray. >> richard jimenez, i'm the president of san francisco substance abuse contractors association. we join the department of public health and other community-based organizations in supporting this initiative. however, we are sensitive to the plight of the small business owners and people in communities that we operate in. so understanding the legislation there's often amendments that are ongoing. we encourage the board of supervisors that you do whatever amendments they can to make it easier on our small business owners. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> chaffo from rising unlimit -- chavo from rising unlimited. empowerment program. i just wanted to express myself in terms of this city and its fees, you know, parking fees, we are like -- i live in east bay. i'm afraid to come out here and park but i'm not afraid to come out here and party. in terms of the cigarette prices that have gone up, i have yet to see anybody stop smoking because of the price of cigarettes. and now

for five years in the early '60s on nbc where he even got johnny carson to sing along, and on 17 records that sold in the millions. >> they are songs people knew. it didn't look slick. i don't know what else to say. there was something infectious and pleasing and enjoyable about it. >> reporter: when miller himself was asked to describe his career, he had this to say -- >> you don't realize that you're making history. it's only when you look back. >> hello, mitch. >> hello, george. >> reporter: mitch miller's real legacy may be the artists he discovered and nurtured at columbia records. artists like rosemary clooney and tony bennett. today bennett released this statement. "mitch miller was a great friend and a magnificent musician and he put me on the map." >> open the windows and let the neighbors hear you loud and clear. >> reporter: miller, who hated rock and roll calling it musical baby food, passed up the opportunity to sign early rock icon buddy holly and another buy -- guy named elvis. >> his tastes were definitely established. he was a man of strong opinions. not always in harmo

carson's brother shows why he is third string.er and rookies are trying to impress coaches. the rookie from texas helps his cause and shakes and bakes his way down. the bengals lose 16-7. denver quarterback is now prior tim. -- friar tim. it was this friar tuck look and he can't get rid of it because it is part of the rookie hazing. if i was him, i would keep the helmet on. they say it could be detrimental to the young players' psyche, but tim is taking it in stride. but no, not a good look. >> it looked really puffy. >> he wore it like he owned it. >> that's the way to do it. >> keep the helmet on, tim. >>> that does it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm alan wang. for shu, leigh and all of us here, thanks for staying up late with you. [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are you up f

carson for greece there's been some transfer activity hi bill yes with eleven days to go until the english transfer window closes and nine days until it shuts in russia there is news of one plane moving from moscow to the english midlands all the details on that that's next. hello welcome to the sports news here from r.t. in moscow thank you for joining me and here are the headlines eyes up for spotlight now take aim to go second with the winner crossed off in the russian premier league . while going from loco nigeria midfielder peter odom wingate moves from last go to english premier league side west bromwich albion. and aiming high to call for jumps to glory in zurich to win the diamond league crown. but let's start with football where this year surprise package spot i have trouble to rust off in their bid to go second in the russian premier league and the score rostov on don is hardly going the way of the visitors for non-cancer doll of open for the six minutes to give them a one only if the score stays the same can now pick will go second head to the weekend's games of stuff the straig

could you speak to the approach at fort carson? >> i disagree with fort carson.i want them to institute a virtual behavior health screenings so that we can ensure that we get everyone. i do not want to use any form or series of questions that automatically says that a soldier does not have those issues. i think that what we really need to do is to get to us standard that says, we are going to give everyone a post-deployment screening. follow that up 90 days later or 100 days later. here is my problem with the fort carson approach. it focuses on soldiers with the doctors say have assigned when they come back. they may get through a 15-20 minute screening of a select population who have demonstrated on a questionnaire that they may have issues. they may be medium to high risk. but when you do that, you take away the doctors that we have already found because you're focusing on this group. that is why the virtual network is so important. you can get the number down to those that you can treat with those people that you have on base. i've spoken to fort carson about

to help with reconstruction the next step is likely to be the resumption of direct air travel to carson which was stopped after georgia's war with the republic in the early one nine hundred ninety s. . come july from the russian capital coming up later in the program the superstar runs for president in haiti. yet to drink out the. he knows what the people want it. to be a politician. he's ok. president. should choose to politics. or to be happy. but thankfully these days with. kremlin writing school. the first sixty five years since two japanese cities hiroshima and nagasaki became the only places on earth where atomic bombs were deliberately used against civilians more than two hundred thousand people died due to radiation poisoning after the u.s. launched its nuclear attack on friday held its biggest memorial yet remembering the victims of the tragedy for the first time washington sent a representative it was also a first for u.n. secretary general ban ki moon but despite this international attention there's still a group of victims in japan that are only now getting help and recognit

change on the pro international in the netherlands a film travels from barcelona to lafayette to carson to look at people responding to the banking crisis by taking matters into their own hands i just saw the film again recently it's really a remarkable piece of filmmaking welcome to the show. all right tell us about time for change why did you make it and what did you discover along the way well it kind of started working on the project becomes i felt that some parts of the crisis the economic crisis are under reported we hear not about what's happening to financial institutions and said to finance but i think one of the things we don't hear so much a bad these were people are jury to kind of reinvent their life now did they don't trust financial institutions anymore i think we'll know where your world you see people taking initiative coming up we've kind of alternative structures not to depend on financial institutions and on currencies anymore that's right there is certainly a need to. a certain myth and terms of how the system can operate and can only operate a certain way and what

carson comes up empty and everybody is off and running and scoring why lillibridge goes to 3rd with therun triple, but they got more. next batter pierre lays down a perfect bunt. pierre has the hit and lillibridge comes home with the fourth run of the evening. gavin floyd took a perfect game to the 6th and davis dumps one into center. pennington comes home, 4-1, but that is it for the a. floyd got hem from three relievers, including jenks, who closed it out. the a's drop two of three in chicago, but they are not alone. the 4-1 win by the white sox is their 20th in their last 22 home-games. >>> rookies and veteran as like took the field for the 49s are today in the first full day of training camp in santa clara. the only absentee is aubrayo franklin, but yet to sign his $7 million tender. it's unclaire how long franklin plans to hold out. 's been comcastry for mike singletary to talk about those in camp. crabtree showing flashes that made singletary think that he could be everything that the 49ers could be when had he picked him first in 2009. >> i think what he did last year showed a lo

and joey bishop and johnny carson. >> larry: a smalltown guy, though? >> yeah. great acts. anyway, i had this -- i knew this was all going to happen. and quhen i sat down with him to make the deal, i didn't know how to make a deal. but neither did he because elvis hadn't done any concerts and nobody had done concerts in arenas. >> larry: elvis just worked hotels and movies? >> there was nobody in arenas. he had done concerts as a kid on the back of a truck but nobody had done basketball arenas or hockey arenas. that was me. i started it. i said to him, i'll make any kind of deal you want, colonel. what do you want to do? he said, i don't know, what do you want to do. >> and this went back and forth. he finally said to me, how about 50/50? i said 50/50 is always good. that's good. he said 50% for elvis and me and 50% for you. is that okay? i said, yeah. sounds good to me. well, three weeks later, larry, i was a multi-millionaire. and i was the biggest thing in show business. >> larry: advanced tickets. >> yeah. >> larry: how long did it take to book a tour? a couple weeks? >

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early on, we went out and made arrangements with experts who are experts in a well blowout at carson university. they provided us information about how the oil would act. we also made arrangements with a place that has a subsurface model that allowed us to track the oil. we now have our own models tracking it as well. tied in with all of the detailed sampling that is being done. i think that the directive -- other independent groups and agencies have been doing it, and i think the idea is to bring them all together. >> are using this is nothing more than a continuation of what was going on -- are you saying that this is nothing more than a continuation of what was going on all along? >> i think that what the admiral is stressing is that we are focusing now on the subsurface oil with the service problem being removed. we can bring in extra resources to do that. many people i know of who were doing the surface trajectory are now being transferred to work on the subsurface trajectory. i think it is safe to say that it is a redirection as the problem has evolved. i would leave it at that

we hadecretary of state, the vice president, johnny carson and michelle gavin.s became a top priority on the top echelon of our government. you can make the case when that level of investment is made over a sustained basis of 18 months, you can move the dial to the degree we can to get the outcome we saw this week, which is a very positive outcome. and a terribly profound outcome. we should keep that in mind. we do get results. in cases where we could argue we have limited leverage, but when we carry the leadership to that level, we can see help. >> just to bring this wonderful discussion to a close, i think we can observe that looking back, the u.s. commitment made in 2003 to create the pepfar program was amazingly important, and i think no one here would regret the u.s. made that very important commitment. similarly, the commitment of the g-8 in 2005 to universal access was in many respects a tremendously important and noble commitment. it's also fair to say no one fully understood the implications of those commitments when they were made in '03 or '08. we did

leadership team and his efforts will support those of major general scott, johnny carson, adn robert whitehead. that is all i have for you. >> are you aware of any former presidents on private humanitarian missions? >> hi will not deny the obvious. -- i will not deny. we have seen pictures from p'yongyang. president carter is -- carter is on a private humanitarian mission. >> [inaudible] [unintelligible] >> he is on a private humanitarian mission. i will not get into details. >> did anyone ask for help getting there for permission? >> private trip, i will not talk about any details. >> that is not the trip itself. >> which is always prudent. >> [inaudible] >>, a private humanitarian mission to north korea. agenda.his i am not aware of any contacts with the state department. it is a mission to secure the release of the american, but we don't want to jeopardize the prospects by discussion in any details. >> [inaudible] >> no. i will not discuss details. this is a private trip. no. >> is he accompanied by any state department personnel? >> i will not get into details. we might be able t

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