and music from henry wolfe.d the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, ladies and gentlemen, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: appreciate that. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for waping. thanks for being here. this is a -- this is a milestone night for us here. it's our 1,500th show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] to put that in perspective, it only takes 1,100 show for them to pick an "american idol," so -- 1,500 is a lot. and just goes to show you what you can accomplish with a video of a high-ranking abc executive with a transvestite. anything. so, from joe millionaire to kim kardashian to snooki, from gary coleman and sarah palin, thank you from the bottom of my heart for keeping us going. oh, hand me the crow bar. i remember this. after our first show, i wrote a note to myself and i buried it under the stage to be opened on our 1,500th show. so -- let me just -- oh. all right. all right. i think i've done some terrible damage here. i buried it really well

along the way they were confronted by a wolf, bear, snake, and fox. is they tricked that fox, and the bear and got them to the woods. it is a long, long summer and i don't have a contract, i said, maybe i'll try to write something, never written a picture book before. i sat at the word processor, i'll write my grandfather books. all 16 pages. it is usually 6 to 7 pages long. i sent it to my editor anne swarts. she was at thow publishing books. at the time she was at dial. she was right out of college and a reader. she wrote my manuscripts. she said it has possibility. there is a story in there but way too much going on. you have 3 kids, a grandmother, a grandfather, you got a bear, a snake, a wolf, and fox. a dog, cat, and a neighbor, way too much going on. if you'd like to rewrite it and shorten it some what and i'd be glad to look at it again. but that is not my grandfather's story. i can't do that. i thought i don't have a contract. i said i'll get rid of my brother and sister. [laughter]. and i'll keep myself. and i'll get rid of the wolf, bear, a

it's the wolf of fear and anger and jealousy and frustration and the other wolf is the wolf of love. of appreciation, of kindness, of generosity, of forgiveness, of compassion. and the grandson says, "well, which wolf will win?" and the grandfather says, "whichever one you feed." >> wayne muller: i think we're just afraid. every spiritual teacher talks about fear as one of the most potent enzymes that gets in the way of our joy and our love and our liberation. >> russell simons: people quit in almost every case. they give up on their dream. they think that, you know, if they haven't achieved it quick enough, they're also afraid of failure. afraid to keep going. >> sir richard branson: at least if, you know, if you're doing something, you know, you're committed about, you've got a chance. well, i think it's a lot more fun in life being the david than being the goliath. >> sir richard branson: in most things i do, you know, we are the david versus the goliath. it's actually easier in some ways being the david, in that, you know, you're more nimble. you can move quicker, you can make qu

so make up wolf president visits new representative to afghanistan it's great to have you with us today sir thank you very much now you've pointed to a cold war mentality that was preventing nato from hitting good advice do you think that they now accept that stable afghanistan is also in russia's interest or will you have to convince them. that. it's they should understand that first of all that stable lower growth than in russian troops because of german system it's much more closer to russia burned through three

what of that wolf hound at your back? and then a poem that is for mahmud darlish called the dream of narcissus. the dream of narcissus, that there would be a silence loud as time. the dream of the writer that there could be a silence loud as time, the dream of time that rest might come, the dream of rest, that unrest might arise. the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don't think this needs to be explained, it's called mad man with broom. the realist crows return at earliest morning. and the madman with broom, madman in his night shirt with a broom, he, too, returns. he thinks to roust the crows from the mulberry boughs by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses sky

and the call of the wolf waker. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: the wolf waker was born to an nomadichat wondered the barren plains of cirrus 6. a small rocky world orbiting a dying sun in a forgotten corner of a distant galaxy. at age 10, he was captured by night walker nelson. taught to wield the harmonic spear. his childhood was spent in the cold vacuum of space. [ light laughter ] his play things, tools of destruction. his education, interstellar war. he became a master of killing and fought along side other night walker slaves. some of them organic, some of them machines. all of them, orphans. [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] when he was 20 earth years old -- [ laughter ] -- he was sent to annihilate the wolf home world, a peaceful green planet called lupin. [ laughter ] as he stepped from the landing craft, the wolven dawn broke over the mountains reminding him of daybreak on cirrus 6 when he was a boy. something awoke within the wolf waker and he turned his weapons against the night walker drop ship as it sped off to safety. he swore a blood oath to defend the wolves. as they awaken

my name is bruce wolf. i occupy seat 8 and served on the sunshine task force. i am here today to support mr. grossman for the appointment seat on to the ethics commission. i want to first report that yesterday at the capitol, we reported that california gets a d-plus imn terms of transparency in government, which is important for this particular appointment today and for the commission, considering and san francisco we have a very strong sunshine ordinance and we also have a very functional team of watchdogs on both sunshine and ethics. this is very important for the city. we want to make sure we get the right person in place. mr. grossman has been very helpful with many issues, but sunshine and ethics -- both sunshine and ethics. i like that he is not affiliated with any political or business body. he is retired. he has 50 years of experience, which is very important to us. it shows his civic engagement. i think it would be commendable. because he is also in retirement, he can attend and dedicate a lot of time to this position, which i think is important consi

so make up wolf president visits new representative to afghanistan it's great to have you with us today sir thank you very much now you've pointed to a cold war mentality that was preventing nato from hitting good advice do you think that they now accept that stable afghanistan is also in russia's interests or will you have to convince them. that. it's they should understand that first of all that stable or going to them in russian troops because of genesis it's much more closer to russia burned through three marriages face her own but even to europe oh that's why sometimes we. explain how our girls and aims are going to spend let's see if either five six years ago or they listen to us but didn't hear no submission to change how are things looking now still a lot of convincing to do are you getting closer and that we have less than we think thoughts are we specially in our conversations the american part about now we feel that they started to hear us. but that doesn't mean that everything keys are clear and we don't have problems there are problems in perception and understanding what t

jenna wolfe is back in new york.video of those moments after the quake struck and what happened along the coast of this country. this latest piece of video we got in, you see cars and homes and boats swept away. millions have been left without power and fresh water, we might add, by the tsunami that followed the earthquake. the death toll here is rising. we've heard as many as 10,000, according to one government official, may be the final death toll here. coming up, the latest on the relief efforts both from here internally in japan and also those coming from outside this country. jenna? >> and those pictures, lester, are just unimaginable. back here in the united states, we hear so much about the panic that is happening over there. are you getting the sense that everyone is still in that state of panic or are things starting to settle down a little as they enter a recovery mode? >> i think here in tokyo, i think we're past the panic period. a few casualties in tokyo, we might point out. but the public transit is bac

she accepted the offer after a life-threatening illness and oscar came for who's afraid of virginia wolf. >> he starred after her husband richard burton. is their romance was worldwide tabloid fodder. they divorced twice. >> it was everything too much. we loved each other but it was too much. >> eight husbands including the eddie fiber. her last husband she met at the betty ford clinic. >> i consumed inordinate amounts of alcohol and combined with pills it was deadly. >> they married at neverland ranch. she was be plagued with dozens of serious health problems. she then became involved national fight against aid and she raised more than $200 million. >> we will fight the odds and win because it was right to do so. >> and she was very helpful in raising funds and raising awareness at a time when most entertainers stayed away from aids. >> and fashion show in san francisco, one year, she also became the image of her own perfume. her later life was given to cause but we never stopped being fascinated by elizabeth taylor. >> her son released this statement. my mother was an extraordinary wom

blitzer," wolf blitzer, cnn.com, comcast, who did comcast just buy?s i liked you before. >> a scale of one to ten then. >> jimmy: i don't know. six? >> ha, ha, ha, ha. oh, man, you did it again. six, "late night with jimmy fallon." that's hilarious. man, i totally see where you're going with that one. ha, ha. >> jimmy: what? what are you talking about? >> come on. six -- six flags, flag day, daylight savings time, turning back the clock, like "a clockwork orange," orange soda, who always drank orange soda? kel from "kenan and kel," bringing you back to nickelodeon, all that good burger, good merger between aol and time warner, pop warner, pee-wee football, pee-wee herman, he's going on a big adventure, "adventureland," amusement park, ferris wheel, "ferris bueller," he's breaking through the fourth wall like the kool-aid man, kool-aid kool bursts, squeeze it, squeeze what, fruity flavor, life savers, lightsaber, darth vader, darth maul, mall walkers walking past the foot locker, not "the hurt locker," which won the oscar, oscars to the globes, globes

she accepted the offer after a life-threatening illness and oscar came for who's afraid of virginia wolf. >> he starred after her husband richard burton. is their romance was worldwide tabloid fodder. they divorced twice. >> it was everything too much. we loved each other but it was totoo muchch. >> eigight husbsbands includinge eddie fiber. heher laast hususbandnd s she e betttty ford clinic. >> i consumed inordinate amounts of alcohol and combined with pills it was deadly. >> they married at neverland ranch. she was be plagued with dozens of serious health problems. she then became involved national fight against aid and she raised more than $200 million. >> we will fight the odds and win because it was right to do so. >> and she was very helpful in raising funds and raising awareness at a time when most entertainers stayed away from aids. >> and fashion show in san francisco, one year, she also became the image of her own perfume. her later life was given to cause but we never stopped being fascinated by elizabeth taylor. >> her son released this statement. my mother was an extraordin

>> good afternoon, bruce wolf. i have nothing more to add the, other than to say this will be an excellent appointment and please urge you to do so. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. public comment on this item is now closed. colleagues? any comments? >> thank you. this is one i have given a lot of thought to. historically, this is a seat that has always gone to the supervisor who has the most seniority. two years ago, supervisor daly asserted his authority to take the seat. this year, it would have been my turn, but i decided against it because i spent a lot of time following mtc. what i did not want to perpetuate was a cycle of a member of the board taking the spot for two years. i think it is critically important that we appoint somebody who is able to put in some time and get into a leadership position. the example i would point to is our colleague in san mateo county. he just became chair after six years of serving on mtc. if we just kept doing the most senior member, it would be a low level member never g

wolf. mr. wolf served long in the congress. he has shown particular interest in this issue and his district had severe cases of radicalization. i recognize mr. wolf. >> mr. chairman, thank you for the opportunity to testify. i commend your leadership in holding these hearings and i will revise and summarize. i've been following radical islamic terrorism for nearly three decades. in 1998, i authored legislation creating the national commission on terrorism and highlighted the threat from osama bin laden in my introductory remarks. i was chairman of the house appropriations and subcommittee that funds the fbi on september 11, 2001, and worked closely with director muller from 2002 to 2006 to transform its missions to deal with terrorist threats. i am, again, chairman of that subcommittee and have received regular briefings on terrorism and visited the counterterrorism center often in northern virginia. the new and growing threat posed by domestic radicalization. according to the congressional research service, there have been 43

wolf. mr. wolf served long in the congress. he has swn particular interest in this iss and his district had severe cases of radicalization. i recognize mr. wolf. >> mr. chairman, thank you for the opportunity to testify. i commend your leadership in holding these hearings and i will revise and summarize. i've been following radical islamic terrorism for nearly three decades. in 1998, i authored legislation creating the national commission on terrorism and highlighted the threat from osama bin laden in my introductory remarks. i was chairman of t house appropriations and subcommittee that funds the fbi on september 11, 2001, and worked closely with director muller from 2002 to 2006 to transform its missions to deal with terrorist threats. i am, again, chairman of that subcommittee and have receid regular briefings on terrorism and visited the counterterrorism center often in northern virginia. the new and growing threat posed by domestic radicalization. according to the congressional research service, there have been 43 home gro

who's afraid of verge wolf, and a spirited version of the taming of the shrew. >> who knows not whereasp does wear his sting in his tail. >> you talk of tails and so farewell. >> but more often than not, their vehicles were ill conceived overplayed efforts, such as hammersmith is out and boom. and burton's choices for solo performances were just as erratic. for every master piece, there were two or three disappointments such as blue beard or exorcist 2. >> i do believe. >> reporter: lifestyle affected his career decisionses. he was the example of what was considered a man's man, a hard drinking womanizer, unashamed of scandal, but he was insecure and believed his superstardom came from his marriage to elizabeth taylor. this contributed to his alcoholism, which in turn contributed to the destruction of his marriage and a drop in the quality of his work. there was a period when he would appear in almost any production that would pay him over a million dollars. burton admitted he didn't recall making some of those films. and reading about his offscreen tirades only added to the picture o

. >> allen wolf says he has seen cases like this over the years. >> as soon as they bring the next in there, the system thinks that it's sealed and it it actually needs to vent. so where it needs to vent atmosphere, the web is trapping it. >> a specialized problem that just yesterday, the dealership sent this to remove the webs. >> does it creep you out at all? >> no, not really. i don't mind spiders. >> mazda says they will install a spring in order to keep those spiders out mid manufacture. tens and thousands of service calls agessed all for an eight legged critter. >> i'm sure he didn't mean to cause that much trouble. >> a mazda says he has no idea the spiders are getting in. another mystery, they seem to prefer the ed, not the six cylinder models. this is from the model. it's so sensitive in that area. that they weave their way, the check engine light comes on. >> they are into fuel efficiency. >> must like the ride. i think they are looking for a warmer place and then they want somewhere that is really small that feels safe. >> this is happening all over the country or just here

. >> reporter: yeah, could this be the boy that cried wolf? we have been talking about these caltrans cuts for months now. the head of the metropolitan transportation commission says he doesn't think is will be necessary because his commission is going to try to float caltrain through this financial emergency. in fact, he says it's very, very doubtful we'll need the cuts that caltrans has been talking about and speaking of, let's run down some of the proposals. cutting the number of weekday trains in half from 86 to 48, run only weekdays. also shutting down service at 7 stations in the bay area as well as all service south of san jose. and cutting special trains like those to baseball games or other big events. and it would cost more too, the base fare increasing by a quarter and parking fees going up, as well. caltrain riders have expressed concern. >> if we lose midday or evening service, i'll have a problem to get to work. >> it makes it difficult to get to doctors, social events to do the things normal people do. >> reporter: prices alread

. >> i'm jenna wolf. breaking news out of libya today where the assault on gadhafi intensifies. >> this morning a senior pentagon official says three american b-2 stealth bombers have been used dropping bottoms in a libyan airfield. american pilots are taking part in the mission and now more u.s. fighter jets are attacking libyan ground forces. >> we're still in the first 24 hours of the coalition operation against libya after he refused to comply with the cease-fire. the u.s. says 114 tomahawk cruise mills were fired on libya. 20 locations along the coast have been targeted. 48 people have already been killed. >> moammar gadhafi is as defianç as ever this morning and called the raids terrorism and said the aggression may trigger what he labeled a large scale crew sider war. we've got the store covered from all fronts this morning. want to begin with jim miklaszewski who is following the deployment of u.s. forces this morning from washington. good morning. >> reporter: after that initial assault by u.s. c

wolf hate threats against the settlers because a settler the. phillips medically is the kind of. person to. be catchment close to obey and serve the setlist but these really only have been infiltrated for many years now by the setlist and if everyone is. part of the settlement the settlement is closed to connect that. security presence and he's happy unfortunately there are people who are trying to kill us and many of the terrorists that wander around trying to blow themselves up anywhere from. haifa. have come out of rome and the presence the military presence here this is the protect us but it's also to try to weed out these terrorists and so to it that they don't get stealthy from blow themselves up. although legally they are there to protect everyone to impose the law on everyone that the actual soldier stationed there understands his job as protecting the settlers and stopping palestinians here. ok so we will start probably will be guided by. one. there on the left and off l. david is the spokesman for foreign affairs of the settlement forever on and off it was documenting o

in the morning they drove the poems to their targets and it was planned by the time the poems week wolf that afternoon at three o'clock. we've been on. marian shows for spectacular targets including the old bailey courthouse. but the most prestigious target was new scotland yard. peter gurney a bomb disposal officer was on duty that day. and i found out of call here and the number plates on that did not relate to that particular vehicle the lockerbie in time but with so we decided that what we would do we would go into the boat through the rear seats who were in turn you would see that it was packed with exposure. both one hundred eighty pounds of explosives before to morrow's moving forward from exposure if not the initiator we had no idea how long the water on the cloth what we just discarded through would to take the explosive away from the bomb . by reporting by a destroyed pound bags or exploded or put them on the other saw the road towards the bomb went off with us to go through. the building had to be evacuated and no inflation is crushed or the windows portion was working what w

because it will be very easy to have very few of them but without this nasty little girl just for one wolf with. your viewers. nothing. will. get them out of there. from the international law perspective all settlements are illegal the israeli citizens should not be living in hebron it is occupied territory you cannot have the occupiers people living in that territory but when you compound that with the reality of hebron i mean you have a few hundred settlers tens of thousands of palestinians and the palestinians are paying a very severe price in restrictions on movement in being subjected to violence in all of this harassment and suffering as the result of a very small settler population so if we are calling for all the settlements to be dismantled it's clear that cameron has to be first as far as we're concerned it's the police if they want to believe they attack us. they want to make us suffering in our life all said destroy i was kind of excuse wishing that michael was reminded of not only that if there was. a muslim look your just enough but if you notice. this is. mark i'm going home

thomas wolf was the concierge. >> she had friends that traveled with her but she was not a demandingn. >> she is gone how but how would see like to be remembered? >> here lies elizabeth. she hated being called liz. >> taylor's son michael released a statement saying we know quite simply the world is a better place for mom having lived in it. her legacy will never fade. barbara walters interviewed her a number of times over 30 years and tonight's nightline will air a special edition with walters looking back on the interviews at 11:35 right here on ab abc 7 tonight, we have lt a legend. don sanchez, abc 7 news. >>> indeed. when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues here tonight, the first pictures of the so-called fukushima 50 as they battle radiation poisoning to save the power plant. >>> also tonight, a young athlete who was told that he would never walk again, and you will see where his can-do >>> danish f-16 fighter jets took off today as the international coalition continues to epiforce a no fly zone over libya. good evening, once again. stronger signals today from president obama that am

>> reporter: a second oscar for playing martha, the boozy shrew in who's afraid of virginia wolf.pposite husband number 5, richard burton. >> i am not a monster! i am not! >> reporter: their motto seemed to be, excess in all things typified by the huge diamonds he gave her. they made a string of over-the- top movies together. drank too much, caroused too much, fought, divorced, remarried and fought some more. there were two more marriages... senator john warner for six years, four years with construction worker larry fortensky. the passions of her later years included her work for aids research and a series of perfumes sold in her name. it's the failed marriages or the health problems -- if the failed marriages or the health problems ever overwhelmed this child of hollywood she never let on. friends said she never complained about the past and she always hoped to fall in love just one more time. bill whitaker, cbs news, hollywood. >> and again, elizabeth taylor died early this morning at a los angeles hospita according to the her publicist. she was 79. we'll have more on her life

it was once said that pacifists tend to think wolfes are vegetarian. they're not.se wol wolfes will not deter colonel qaddafi from destroying the city he's going into. secondly, the arms embargo, qaddafi, as you can see, he has enough arms to blow up the whole country at will. it's the people who need the arms most that don't have it. we're also talking about international law. international law it can be interpreted in many, many, many, many ways. and these people who are fighting mr. qaddafi are, in fact, civilians. they're not... we have the professional soldiers and professional soldiers don't have the weapons that they can use against qaddafi therefore they have to shuffle back all the tanks, the bad tanks by the coalition to try to fix them and put them up to so they can meet qaddafi. but they're no match for the huge amount of emergency hardware that this regime has and the regime will use it to the utmost capacity the idea that he's up for some compromise you don't know qaddafi. we know him, we've lived with him for 40 years, we know what he's capable of an

>> it's hard to believe it's been six months since our very tragic accident happened here and our wolfittle neighborhood. >> 20-year-old gomez had his girlfriend in mind. jessica morales died in the fire. he barely escaped. >> the most hurtful thing to be taken away. that's the hardest struggle, emotions more than the physical. >> it's still eerie. a did have reminder of that evening. it's rough. >> this is the first time many of these neighbors have seen each other since the fire, and they say it has definitely helped jump start the healing process. many of their pending lawsuits will rely on information gathered by this independent panel apointed by the public utilities commission. >> ntsb, we need them. i can't tell you 1955 lines, that comes from the experts. >> steve wagstaff says he's looking into possible criminal charges which would be leveled after the ntsb releases its full-time report due out somewhere near the one-year anniversary of the explosion. >> our time now is 4:37. u.c. berkeley is looking for a man they call a sexual predator. he exposed himself to a young woman wh

the bullhorns to their targets and it was planned by the time the bombs week wolf that afternoon at three o'clock. we've little. marion chose for spectacular targets including the old bailey courthouse. but the most prestigious target was new scotland yard. peter gurney a bomb disposal officer was on duty that day. and i found a ford car here and the number plates on the car did not relate to that thank you vehicle the proof locker but in time for with so we decided that what we would do we would go into the booth through the rear seats were entered in you would see that it was packed with exposure of. both two hundred eighty pounds of explosives the problem was moving forward from exposure to the initiator we had no idea how long it was there on the cloth what we just to sort of through with to take the explosive away from the bomb on the flight reporting byard five pound bags are exposed you have to put them on the other saw the roads or the bomb went off or give us a go through. of the building hadn't been evacuated and no face was crushed or the windows fourchon those were what was th

. >> i'm jenna wolfe. i know you didn't see that movie "up" but uncanny how the picture looked just like the movie. >> they got the house up to 10,000 feet. not quite sure how they got it down. >> was there a family inside? >> i don't think so. >> the weather would have helped those balloons go up. the storm is expected to dump snow and rain across the entire eastern seaboard today and already left destruction in its wake. >> down in the gulf region a massive tornado touched down and injured almost a dozen people and killed a young mother who was protecting her child. left hundreds of homes damaged and forced the evacuations of more than 1,000 people. more is on the way today. we'll tell you more about the tracking of the storm coming up. >>> then, cracking a cold case. police think they finally solved the mystery of the east coast rapist. he's been on the loose for almost 14 years and the big break sounds like something right out of "law & order." just ahead the story. >>> a story that has been in the new

. >> reporter: a second oscar for playing martha, the boozy shrew in "who's afraid of virginia wolf" opposite husband number 5, richard burton. >> but i am not a monster. i'm not! >> reporter: their motto seemed to be, excess in all things, typified by the huge diamonds he gave her. they made a string of over-the- top movies together, drank too much, caroused too much, fought, divorced, remarried and fought some more. there were two more marriages, senator john warner for six years, four years with construction worker larry fortensky. the passions of her later years included her work for aids research and a series of perfumes sold in her name. if the failed marriages or health problems ever overwhelmed this child of hollywood, she didn't let on. friends said she never complained about the past and she always hoped to fall in love just one more time. bill whitaker, cbs news, hollywood. >> and fans are already paying tribute to taylor at her star on the hollywood walk of fame. today the hollywood chamber of commerce also taylor with a pink wreath. she was one of the first stars on the

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