this is her appearance on jay leno. was on jay leno she acknowledged full tilt she said i've made some mistakes and they've cost me dearly. here's what she had to say. >> you've done jail time before. >> yeah. >> do you learn anything in there? >> it was an interesting experience and it was definitely a wake-up call. i've made a lot of poor decisions in the past and i'm dealing with the consequences of those decisions. >> now what do you think about this? when she came out on stage at the jay leno show the audience gave her a standing ovation and i sort of wonder what message that sends and why? maybe just the stage director said, stand up, you know. >> that's a weird reaction. not that she -- >> isn't that odd? >> maybe they're trying to applaud her that she's trying to get her life back together. but that seems weird. standing "o," all right, interesting crowd. >> yeah. >>> real quick to "dancing with the stars." no big huge development here. but the wrestler, chris jericho, cheryl burke they're the last ones to bite

she told jay leno she admits to making mistakes but hopes to resurrect her career.vie about live life of monster john gotti. the man who made that phrase infamous pleaded not guilty to pot possession and antoine datsun was arrested in alabama for several misdemeanors. is back in court in july. bay area native rob schneider is married once again. he and his girlfriend married in a private ceremony in beverly hills this weekend. this is his third marriage. >>pam: san jose sharks moving on to the next round and gary goes one-on-one with a man who calls all the action. that's coming up next. one of the strangest days in nfl history as players showed up and are turned away from work. gary has all the sports, next. don't miss kron 4 exclusive coverage of the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers on sunday may 15. we will have cameras all along the course capturing all of the fun. the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers sunday morning may 15th starting at 8:00 a.m. here on kron 4. we'll be right back. >>kimberlee: become a fan of kron 4 on facebook and follow

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. >> especially when you are playing jay leno. >> jimmy: that's right. s fun. and chevy chase was there, too. that was great. where we do the new show at paramount, they shoot "community" and so, chevy chase is on "community." giving the show a little plug there. i saw him coming. i thought, this is great, we have your show in common. this is my in, he's a legend, i'm like, hey, he was like this, hey! and i was like -- and then he was like, uh, and walked away. >> jimmy: well, he's known for his warmth. >> i heard stories. but that was mine. i think mine's pretty good. >> jimmy: that's a good story. better than a lot of people's stories. >> i thought we would have that fun little thing because a lot of people really -- that show, that night, was so epic, i feel like. >> jimmy: yeah, a lot of people watched it. >> you told me about it 20 minutes before i got out here. you said, i'm going to be method tonight. >> jimmy: i don't know that word. >> you were really in character. >> jimmy: i want to ask you a question. this is an interesting thing. your boyfrie

i mean, when we started, jay leno was hosting "the tonight show." you know what i'm saying?t was -- [ laughter ] it's our two-year anniversary. tonight, we'll be throwing a big party at one of the country's hottest venues, sober valley lodge. [ laughter ] it's so exciting. poor charlie sheen. oh, man. charlie sheen, he's just -- just been doing interview after interview after interview. he was even up at 4:30 a.m. doing the "today" show. i mean, where does he get the energy? [ laughter ] did you hear this? charlie sheen told e! news that he plans to release his own fragrance. yeah. [ light laughter ] it combines the delightful aromas of sweat, cigarettes and denial. [ laughter ] it's a very interesting combination. [ applause ] it's the first cologne that you smell like this. [ sniffs ] [ lauger ] t's col. ogne.c that's right, charlie sheen is coming out with a cologne. if fact, he all ready made a commercial for it. take a look. ♪ [ whispers ] >> winning. duh, winning. madonna's dna. i'm a bitchin' rock star. the blood of a tiger. i'm like zeus in a speedo. the only drug i'

. >>> actress lindsay lohan got candid on jay leno last night. in a surprise appearance, she told "the tonight show" host she is trying to make a fresh start. >> i think that when, you know, being young and being in a position that i was in, you don't really take the time to appreciate what you've -- you know, what you have and it all is kind of a whirlwind and people make decisions for you. but i'm not a kid anymore, i'm 24. i've made a lot of mistakes and i recognize that. but i'm in the clear now and i feel like as long as i stay focused, then i will be able to achieve what i want to achieve. >> i'll keep my opinion to myself on this one. you can see lohan's full interview with leno on hulu.com. >>> it looks like facebook is taking over the social network as an old friend closes its doors. scott, what's going on? >> after nine years, marla, the first ever really popular social network friendster is more or less shutting down. last week friendster sent e-mails to users telling them to export everything on the site because they're going to erase

. >> matt is reportedly asking for a salary comparable to jay leno. >> is he worth a $10 million payr chair today and emerging details on matt's top-secret deal. >> this is definitely a negotiation ploy. >> plus, where in the world is matt lauer. "indepth," behind the scenes of his most famous series. >> is joan rivers crashing charlie sheen's comedy show this weekend? >> i want to see what this whackadoodle will do. >> prince harry stranded in the north pole.

unfortunately, i think there's a feeling in the administration this would not pass what they cal the jay lenoest. in other words, it week ridiculed and joked about so they're kind of afraid to go and do that. >> woodruff: while they figure that out. how much-- what sort of safety concerns are we + i mean, so far, we haven't seen anything-- at least not these most recent incidentses-- fortunately nothing's happened, but there have to be concerns that something could happen. >> well, it's always important to keep your eye on the broader picture on safety, and, you know, we have very few fatal accidents in this country involving airlines number one, and secondly, accidents involving air traffic controllers are even rarer. but having said that, the national transportation safety board has been very concerned about this because there have been several very dramatic near misses of planes nearly hitting each other on the runway, and when they go back and do their investigation, they find that the controller did not have a good night's sleep the night before, and, therefore, made an error. so it's, c

. >> especially when you are playing jay leno. >> jimmy: that's right. t's lovely. it's great. i'm -- you -- you know as you get older it's harder to make new friends because of what we have in common with boyfriends and husbands playing on the same team you get to meet this new group of women and they're all, some of them have children, some of them don't. it's great. >> jimmy: do you miss the old team and do you feel comfortable screaming and rooting against the other group? i think what you're telling us is you didn't like the wives -- >> no, i loved -- no i have some friends that are still there. i just -- yeah of course you can't just you know -- you just keep the friendships with some people that stay special in your life. but no obviously i'm rooting for toronto now. i'm not rooting for calgary. >> jimmy: they were eliminated from the playoffs last night. >> yeah but dion got there, i feel like the team was -- he knew the team wasn't going to make the playoffs and to take the team this far, the group has worked so hard it's been a really great thin

monday she taped an interview for "the tonight show with jay leno". >> at what point did you realize, this, it could slip away from me? >> i think being young and being in the position i was in you don't take the time to appreciate, you know, what you have. it all kind of -- i'm not a kid anymore. i'm 24. i have made a lot of mistakes. i recognize that. but i'm in the clear now and i feel like as long as i stay focused i will be able to achieve what i want to achieve. >> 120 days in jail, community service including time at a women's center and janitorial work at the l.a. county morgue. >> that's an interesting choice. >> i think especially as a dui involved they try to show people the fragility of life. that's something that happens. >> it's hard to think of her -- when she said she was 24 i was thinking, 24. how much you have already -- >> experienced. >> and, gosh, i hope the next 24 are more calm. >> i agree. you can see jay's full interview with lindsay tonight on nbc. just ahead, former "american idol" judge kara dioguardi after your local news. with chili's new $6 lunch break c

. >> reporter: lindsay buttoned up and went for jay leno's late-night tv studio for a little rehab.age rehab. it's not everyday a convicted criminal, who has been sentenced to jail four times, gets a standing ovation. >> you were in court on friday. >> yes. good friday. wasn't good for me. >> it wasn't a good friday all over. >> mercury must be in retrograde. >> reporter: pretty good mood for someone sentenced to 40 days in jail and 400 hours of community service, much of that at the county morgue. but paul has clients like lindsay. >> she'll simply be doing janitorial services. she will be dumping the trash and sweeping up and cleaning up. >> reporter: the judge said she violated her 2007 dui probation by stealing a $2,500 necklace. >> i was shocked. we didn't really expect the outcome to be what it was. but i'm a big girl. and i'm going to do what i'm told to do. that's what i have to do to continue working in my life. and i'm taking responsibility. >> did you ever think you would go to court over all of this? i mean, it's just -- >> not when i was here and i was 12. >> reporter:

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we have gone from bad to now, i think john mccain announced on jay leno, they all go on the show is cheery i am for an informed citizenry, and i think it is very much in the condition of america at the fogh fun at people who put themselves in the position to be poked at. before jon stewart, there were curtains. i think our kids, they live on -- they are smart integrated it into a larger world view. >> we work hard to get younger readers, of yours, and it is tough. those outlets have found ways to connect with wonderful us that the traditional sugar last delivery of news, maybe we have not done as well. >> great moments in american political eeches, in which roosevelt and kennedy -- and then you would see an excerpt from bus saying something like, where is the coffin? -- the coffee? it seemed like it was a cause, night after night. did that ever cause any reaction where you are? >> for that stuff to be funny it has to play to something people already plea. you can tell george w. bush stories that connected with people. maybe that is why that work ed? >> humor works only if there is an eleme

we have gone from bad to now, i think john mccain announced on jay leno, they all go on the show is cheery i am for an informed citizenry, and i think it is very much in the condition of america at the fogh fun at people who put themselves in the position to be poked at. before jon stewart, there were curtains. i think our kids, they live on -- they are smart integrated it into a larger world view. >> we work hard to get younger readers, of yours, and it is tough. those outlets have found ways to connect with wonderful us that the traditional sugar last delivery of news, maybe we have not done as well. >> great moments in american political speeches, in which roosevelt and kennedy -- and then you would see an excerpt from bush saying something like, where is the coffin? -- the coffee? it seemed like it was a cause, night after night. did that ever cause any reaction where you are? >> for that stuff to be funny it has to play to something people already plea. you can tell george w. bush stories that connected with people. maybe that is why that work ed? >> humor works only if there is an el

as jay leno said the night after we did this come is that a lot of people wonder what the government shutdown would be too bad, but i think a lot of other people wonder what a government running properly with the light to them. and in this age of technology and information, new products are coming on the market. new services. we need a government, as randy mentioned that runs smoothly and properly, one that does not hamper innovation, that leads to economic growth. it is clear that we now know today perhaps love little impact on the future because it will change. the internet and community technology has transformed our age of information. these forces have introduced dynamic changes in how we communicate, to business and educate and entertain ourselves. and these remarkable changes have occurred very rapidly. the one thing we can share is that we don't know today what the future will be in the information age. the fact is that our market dynamics have changed dramatically and we know it simply a convergence in the marketplace where labels really don't matter anymore. where there was

. >> i think john mccain announced on jay leno. i do not think it is bad. i am for an informed citizenry, and it is in the tradition to poke fun of people who put themselves in position to be put at. before jon steward there were cartoons. they are smart enough to integrated into a larger role if you. >> all this -- we work hard to get younger readers, and it is tough. those outlets have found ways to connect with younger folks that ugarless tional scheere delivery we have not. >> you would see an excerpt from bush st., where is the coffee? the first couple of times, it was almost like a cause. did that ever cause any reaction where you work? >> for that stuff to be funny it has applied to something people already believed. you could tell george w. bush stories that connected with people. maybe that is why that worked. >> that is what -- humor works only when there is truth in it. it does not work when it gets angry. that is the antithesis of humor. after a few times of the first thing you do, your communications persons says let's go into the lion's den. a

that assignment has been given to jay leno, wanda sikes, stephen colbert in the recent past. this year it's seth meyers, head writer for "saturday night live" and weekend update anchor. mr. meyers, why did you take this assignment? >> well, it's an honor to be asked, certainly, and when you look down the roster, people who have done it in the past, i'm incredibly flattered to be on that list now. i have heard it's a really hard room. brian williams contacted me immediately to warn me about the lion's den i was walking into. but as a comedian, you like those challenges so i'm looking forward to it. >> how do you start preparing for something like this? >> well, you know, fortunately, i have a job that's already something like this. we obviously follow politics and what's happening in the white house in our show as part of our daily routine. and as chance would have it, we had a couple of weeks off leading up to the event so mostly you sit around with your writers and try to figure out what would work in the room. you can watch old speeches and other others have done, what mate