jay leno got it. >> leno who rode his motorcycle into a news conference hosted by nbc entertainment presidente found out leno was going to get "the tonight show," we were all obviously depressed. we felt like we were being punished for making fun of them and not cooperating and not being as collaborative as we could have been. and we also felt like we were being disrespected because we did 11 years of great shows. >> just how pissed off are you? >> by all rights, david letterman should have taken over for johnny carson, but his agent took a very, very aggressive stand. we're going to really control all of late night. it's going to cost you a fortune and they put our backs to the wall. >> i can only tell you it's been an honor and a privilege to come into your homes all these years and entertain you. i hope when i find something i want to do and i think you will like and come back, that you will be as gracious inviting me into your home as you have been. i bid you a very heartfelt good night. >> "the tonight show" without johnny carson as the regular host made its debut last night. jay leno em

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that's the first final 5 we actually had jay leno giving me advice.we're going to return the favor. jay leno is giving us a glimpse into former george were bush's life on the ranch. he talk with bush's f50 king ranch truck. the museum of african-american which bush signed off during his time in office. they've also talked about others bush has invited there, take a look. who else has been on this truck. we had put in. early put in. but his english is better than my russian. tony blare. the japanese mime minister came here. he throws pretty laura bush also made an appearance where she revealed a secret pet name for the president. that would be bush i. they can't get off the ranch >> jim, that story -- george bush, he had a the lot of his own nicknames for people that were in his administration. was it maybe the fema director he called brown i. david gregory, he was -- >> he called him stretch. it made me realize that we do not have big names around here. is that a good thing >> i feel like maybe the nicknames we use couldn't be used on tv. the only thi

so transparent. >> senator leno. this is something that you're used to. you've had a lot of fights for lgbtq rights before. is this just something that is going to wake up this base and have them fight back? ght back? >> i would agree with you. he has picked on the wrong folks. you know, he claims this is based on concerns of costs and military readiness. but this has been studied exhaustively, which is what allowed the obama administration to move forward. and in fact, the secretary of defense, mattis himself, had put a hold on the obama administration directive so that he could look at it and look at the details and the data and make a decision by 2018. so what suddenly happened that trump had to step in before mattis did his own work and reached his own conclusion? it's a desperate act. it's called scapegoating. pick on those who can't defend themselves. except this community not only will defend itself, this is a big mistake on his part. he doesn't learn from his own mistakes. he thought he could put an end to the russia concern by firing his director

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that is had the entertainment industry is do this week that's the fate of jayl jaylja jayl jayljay lenoavid letterman. >> i don't care if you laugh i got the job no matter what. >> look they're getting more press than the president. so start up your remote controls. the late-night race is about to begin. >> jay was a brilliant stand up with the tradition of johnny with a big group of monologue writers that was mainly writing that show. he was writing the best topical joke anybody could write. >> democratic candidate bill clinton is troubled by the amount of sex portrayed on television saying it is a deeply personal matter between candidate and campaign volunteers. >> jay is more bob hope in the sense would say a punch line and 125 tap into exactly what happened that day. >> and of course the big story in hollywood is still the fugitive. but enough about michael jackson. >> jay make the joke the joke. dave wasoing the other side of jokes. he wanted the last he wanted. >> the last two jokes are the intel intellectual property of nbc. who would have thought the words intel intellectual pro

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happening today, state senator richard met leno jr.xpected to launch this candidacy for governor today. he's expected to announce in shady grove this morning. >> perdue will release a report today on animal welfare efforts. the company is starting to revamp their practices a year ago after animal rights groups demanded they change how they treat their chickens. the company has added more space and light to chicken houses as well as more outdoor time for the birds. officials say they plan to keep making changes and publically report their progress each year. >> coming up on fox5 news morning production on the set of one of the most popular shows in the world is shut down after a deadly accident. >> former child pop singer who made it big in the twothousand's is arrested for drugs. >> the time is 4:50. back in a moment. ♪♪ with up to 24 grams of hearty protein jimmy dean bowls help you avoid it. shine on. >> 4:53. here's smug may have missed. production on the set of the hit amc show the walking de

now we're getting a look behind the scenes or wheel, jay leno took his series down to the bush ranched he's not allowed to drive in public. that's why they're driving on the ranch, you know, why? it's a secret service no-no. >> mrs. bush calls the former president bushy. they talked about the nice bipartisan relationship he has with bill clinton and the obamas. >> it's kind of cool to see this later on >> in this picture, i mean, that -- that says -- that -- what was that from? was that the opening? >> that was the opening of the african-amer >> you seen michelle obama and george w bush in certain places and have -- it's fun to see that. it really is. >> all right. >> smell that, jim >> i do >> smells a lot like barbecue here in the loft >> we'll show you how to celebrate the 4th of july in the only american way possible. back after this. ♪ ♪ >>> summertime and 4th of july weekend or start of the week. we're kicking it is off on 5at630 >> david and matt here talk about their 4th of july beer queue how are you guys, it's a pretty self-explanatory >> this is the fourth one we're doing

i just liked seinfeld and leno. then i met gary sandly when i worked with larry's show and he talked about comedy coming from a deep, honest place and watching him explore his own life and spiritual quests, i got inspired to slowly attempt to figure out how i might do that. >> rose: what broad generalizations can we make about making comedy, being comedic, whether sketch comedy or stand-up? broad generalizations about who's drawn to it, who does well at it, that kind of thing. >> hmm. i have been talking to people, a lot now that "the big sick" is coming out. there's a lot of stuff in the big sick where we see smeed yans talking to each other, wantserring. there is a competitiveness but a lot of camaraderie. i've always felt comedians like musicians, there's a shared vocabulary when you get a bunch of comedians together, there's a way that they talk to each other that is not something you learn, it's just who we are. the same way if you get five musicians together, there's a very good chance they will start to jam,

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is at ninety three percent interesting leno fox comes in around fifty percent fifty fifty ok when i saw all those those veritas tapes what really bothered me most is the condition of journalism. trump has come and he will go eventually ok but i'm worried about how journalism has been so deborah gaited and i think it's doing a huge disservice to the public go ahead steve. well this this is not a new phenomenon though this is driving it home beyond any reasonable doubt be on any the ability of anybody who is serious and an observer just a just a layman observer to say wait a minute this isn't fair this isn't right but this has been going on for years they need years they need years the media bias and i could spend hours with you on a document thing cases after case and you know what the most serious kind of fake news is fake news is is by omission in other words donald trump talks ill of a judge that's not right that's horrible donald trump said this but they don't tell you that iraq obama at the state of the union lambasted the supreme court to their face bill clinton one said the judge

ideal way to so out of my mind i know isn't that a good thing because leno white people no no no i'm trying to here reach a critical mass of guilt where they make themselves sick. or not why i think that's taking the social justice were they just think you buy me like you are absent x. is like. rob sachs she does it for racial equality my dad and i are i don't miss any you i don't know if you're even thinking about it mr dykes and i wish i was every friday on r t america dr tonight which features exclusive a. panels every thursday on r t america. thank you guys so much was for being here as we go to break don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on facebook and twitter shows that are coming up sean stone sits down with h.s.b.c. whistleblower effort started out calling out criminal finance stay tuned to watch the knocks. and i'll give you what the mainstream media can't tell it's big picture. and when you question mark find what you're looking for the. dog. will go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. i've observed events of t

bush, creepy secrets to jay leno as he takes him around his texas ranch.et pet name. >> what about you bushy? >> this is new. bushy. >> i wish you wouldn't repeat it. heather: that's cute. president bush revealing that once you become president you are forbidden from driving in public roads. really? interesting. i learned that new today. todd: from bushy. heather: 20 minutes until the top of the hour. playingplaying the blame game bernie sanders' wife is under investigation for fraud but you'll never guess whose fault it is. todd: proud american joins us live on the other side of the break from wilmington, north carolina whoooo. you're searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if there was a single site where you could find the right hotel for you at the best price? . . . tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. the future isn't silver suits anit's right now.s, think about it. we can push buttons and make cars appear out of thin air. find love anywhere. he's cute. and buy things from, we

i just liked seinfeld and leno.met gary shandling and he taught me about story and about common a coming from very deep honest place and watching him explore his own life and his own spiritual quests, i got inspired to slowly attempt figure out how i might do that. >> what inspired you? >> i came from performing initially and nobody would cast me. i went from there to study a film in college and i figured i knew how to make things so i started to make videos. i felt like i'm a part of this digital generation. as soon as i was able to start making a few videos i found it was very satisfying to just make things because i was able to control as much as possible and comedy was the only you like i could understand what the target is. charlie, do you have to have a certain natural at your own core? to get it? lucia: for me i always try to go with my gut and think i'm relatively self-actualized know what extend my gut is telling me. i try not to be too heady about it. in that way i can say i think i know what is funny to m

it was leno most nervous i have ever been in my entire life.d do well in would be country music, for one, or if there was a garth brooks category, i might get that. also, i would be pretty good on '80s movies. >> kimberly: that is what we did very well into rage together. >> dana: yes, we did. >> greg: movies for people in their 80s? "on golden pond"? >> jesse: also a movie from the '80s. what would be our category at jeopardy, not political? >> kimberly: for specialty and pepperoni. that frequently comes up on the show. he had come would probably. -- food would be good. fashion, i would be good at. american political history, but that is politics. what else? law, can i have that? 's are too obvious? >> jesse: we will allow law. juan, what would be yours? we can give you politics because let's be honest, you don't know that much. [laughter] >> juan: i know enough to get the answers. but i would say, historical figures, if you could do that, is not political? >> jesse: that's good. >> juan: you could do historical figures or -- >> kimberly: that

illinois jay leno has more. >> reporter: r both of these men facing maggie snow and both of them dbed any shot at ail. they are charged with a numb of crimes ranging from murder to abuse of a corpse and inside that courtroom shs the first steps towards a possible conviction. cosmo dinardo will not be allowed out of jail. in a video arraignment, he was wearing that same orange jump suit as the judge denied bail. he will remain in a bucks county jail cell. his cousin and co-conspirator also denied bail. kratz had no attorney telling the judge he worked as a tile installer and saying he was shot three months ago saying he's concern about his injury behind bars. prosecutors say both men are risks to the wider community. >> both committing multiple murders over a week-long period. bail is set at zero. >> reporter: the nature of the accusations, guns, drugs, murder cover up were part of the reason bail was denied. but dinardo structure a deal to avoid the death permanent whole it's possible kratz could still face. capital punishment. >> there's an expect thags that he will be following thro

leno and mr.es enjoy. they talk bout relationship he and his father have with bill clinton as well as his good relationship with the obamas. >>> i do always find that interesting that once they're out of office, they all, you know, are friends but you know what, it's obviously goes without saying this would be the understatement. year it's really hard to president of the united states. so there's a very few people in this planet that can really you know the stresses of the job. after the fact they all know >> right. went through.ú i kind of enjoy seeing them in their normal life. doing normal things like every day people. >> right. >> and so just kind of -- it's refreshing. >> it is. it really is. >> also get younge once they get out of office. >> right. >> stress is gone. >> whoo! >> stress is gone. >> all right. so allison that's our dish to today. >> i miss you guys. >> i know. rushed come over and dished with us. >> maybe we'll come over and sit were you you. >> okay. come on. the couch is emp

i am joined by political veteran and san francisco mayoral candidate mark leno. your initial reaction to his decision ? >> i think it is clear that this is a despicable act by a desperate bully. he has been beaten up by his right flank for being so disagreeable with his attorney attorney general jeff sessions. popular with the far right. he is tried to change the subject. he has done that successfully. by finding a scapegoat do not look at my problem over here. do not look at my failure on healthcare. do not look at my failure on infrastructure. do not to my failure with my muslim ban. look at the transgender problem in our military. which is you have already shown tonight does not exist with regard to the cost, he says the astronomical cost this will impose a military. in fact, the rand institute did a study in the approximate cost of transgender health benefits in our military today is about $8 million out of the two point -- $6.2 billion healthcare budget in the military. that is .13 percent. 1/5 of what the military spends on viagra. a $40 million cost compar

. >> you have watched letterman, you've watched leno, but what about larry? larry sanders, that is.t deconstructed the kind of show "the tonight show" was. >> pretend like you're talking to me. we're off the air. >> okay. blah, blah, blah, blah. >> the larry sanders show was kind of cathartic because in the world of the show there was a network. >> you want me to [ bleep ] your budget? that what you want me to do? >> it became this fun house mirror thing where you could use stuff from your misery, your career as fodder. >> don't take this as a threat but i killed a man like you in korea, hand-to-hand. my boy doesn't want to do any more commercials. >> larry sanders to me was, aside from being a brilliant television show. >> can you say, hey now. >> h now. >> it was my everyday life. >> i'm here for three good reasons. last show. big ratings. movie coming out. bim, bam, boom. >> "the larry sanders show" was very unique in that it was very deadpan. and really groundbreaking in its day. >> i think it made people really go, that's the level of work you may be able to do on a cable netwo

dvds were standard in your household, and it featured a series in the nineties, that started with leno. joining me now is actor brad garrett who played ray's brother robert. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> why do you think everybody connected with "everybody loves raymond" so strongly? >> it's what makes sitcoms relatable and successful. it was about family and dysfunction and the love and competition. you know, the cameraderie that exists sometimes or sometimes not in a family, and i just think it came at a point when everybody could really relate to it and kind of needed to get that family around the tv again. of course -- >> let's take a look. go ahead. >> no, go right ahead. >> i want to play this clip that really sums up what you're saying about the barrone family. let's watch this. >> hey. leave a message. >> hello? everything is fine now. you can bring the cake back over. frank, pick up! robert! raymond? are you eating that cake? you better not have started that cake. that cake is for all of us. frank! i'm coming over! >> save yourself. >> that must have been a

bark >> you have watched letterman, you've watched leno, but what about larry?ry shandling. >> garry shandling wanted to do a show that deconstructed the kind of show "the tonight show" was. >> pretend like you're talking to me. we're off the air. >> okay. blah, blah, blah, blah. >> the larry sanders show was kind of cathartic because in the world of the show there was a network. >> you want me to [ bleep ] your budget? that what you want me to do? >> it became this fun house mirror thing where you could use stuff from your misery, your career as fodder. >> don't take this as a threat but i killed a man like you in korea, hand-to-hand. my boy doesn't want to do any more commercials. >> larry sanders to me was, aside from being a brilliant television show. >> can you say, hey now. >> hey now. >> it was my everyday life. >> i'm here for three good reasons. last show. big ratings. movie coming out. bim, bam, boom. >> "the larry sanders show" was very unique in that it was very deadpan. and really groundbreaking in its day. >> i think it made people really go, that'

jay leno does it all the time. charlie: she loved it. that is a perfect example.do it even when "the tonight show" was at its top. kumail: he was doing like 300 shows a year while doing "the tonight show." that is a lot. charlie: who is your hero? kumail: jerry seinfeld. i love jerry seinfeld and i standup fromllen's the 1970's. i listened to that a lot. i think it would be considered groundbreaking. it is different and weird. charlie: the thing and timing was -- pacing and timing was so good. kumail: i know that his persona is that he is not confident, he is nerdy and neurotic, but on stage he would tell these stories that were so idiosyncratic and strange. they would be these eight minute long stories where one minute in, you would be like, if this doesn't work, i have seven more awful minutes coming up. he did it. i admired him. charlie: what has judd apatow meant to you? kumail: judd has been a great mentor. he taught me to trust myself. because it can be very easy to doubt yourself. that in a movie, you can express whatever you want to express, and you don't

san francisco district attorney sponsored the law and senator mark leno wrote the bill. it is the first law of its kind. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. >>> a standoff in san jose ended peacefully overnight and we've learned police do now have a suspect in custody. the fire department first responded to reports of a building on fire in welch park. they arrived around 11:30 last night. found a man, as you see here, actually standing on top of a roof and there was smoke rising from the building. police spent nearly an hour convincing him to come down. the suspect demanded to speak with his children before turning himself in. luckily no one was hurt in the standoff. >>> happening today, a judge expected to set a trial date in the kate steinle murder case. accused of shooting steinle in july of 2015. she was hit while walking with her dad on pier 14. he said he found the gun and it went off when he picked it up. lopez sanchez has been deported to mexico five times before the shooting. authorities apparently ignored a request by

i just liked seinfeld and leno. i immediate gary shandling and he talked about comedy coming from a deep awe honest place watching him explore his own life and his own spiritual quest, i got inspired to slowly attempt to figure out how high i knew that. >> rose: you would have made it interesting for you. what inspired you. >> well, similarly i actually came from performing initially and then nobody would cast me. so i went from there to kind of being like well i had studied film in college and i figured i knew how to make things so i would start to make videos. i definitely feel like i'm part of this kind of digital generation. as soon as i was able to start making a few videos, i found that it was really really satisfying to just make things because i was able to control as much as possible and comedy's really the only thing i feel like i can understand what the target is and whether or not i'm hitting it. so i'm really giving myself very few options. >> rose: to know comedy, do you have to be, do you have to have

bush sharing some secrets to jay leno as he takes him for a spin around the texas ranch.for him. listen. >> what about you, bushy? >> bushy? hang on. this is news. bushy? >> i wish you wouldn't repeat it. jillian: too late. president bush saying once you become president you are forbidden from driving on public roads. a rule that extends throughout the rest of your life. what do you think of that. >> bushy. abby: that's a word for jay leno in that video: clayton: putting her on the spot right now. abby: it's scraps. pete: did i did not see that coming. abby: this show sun unpredictable. pete: abby scraps huntman. abby: his name is cure yus because he looks like curious george. clayton: might blow the commercial break. pete: coming up the proud american -- this proud american cleaned gravity off of president trump's star on the walk of fame. but now she is getting attacked for it? that trump supporter is going to join us live. clayton: all these democrats getting behind a new bill declaring president trump mentally unfit for office. should anyone take this bill seriously?

. >> you watched letterman, leno, but what about larry.ght show" was. >> just pretend like you're talking to me. >> the larry sander show was ka that is rightic. because in the world of the show there was a network. >> up me to [ bleep ] with your budget ithat what you want me >> so it became the if any house more tng where you can use of from your misery and your career. >> don't take this as a threat but i killed a man like you in korea, hand to hand. my boy doesn't want to do any more commercials. >> larry sanders to me was db aside from being a brilliant television show. >> can you say hey now? >> hey now. >> it was my everyday life. >> last show big ratings, big, bam, boom. >> "the larry sanders" show was very unique. it was ground breaking. i think that made people really go,that's the level of work we may be able to do on the cable network. >> please, do not flip around. come right back. hey now. >> oh, you sound good. o takes c? office depot/office max. this week, get this ream of paper for just one cent after rewards. ♪ taking car

. >> jay leno style. all right.n't know if i suggest the top down today. >> why? >> it's a little hot. >> that's when you need the top down. >> it does get hot. >> i think you hit a point literally a bowling point you can keep the top down. >> we always had an old convertible in my garage growing up and it's just fine. >> if you say so. >> give me the wind in my hair. when you stop at the stop light it gets tricky and you keep it moving. >> you get home and your entire scalp is sunburn. >> wear a hat. >> come on guys. living life. >> he looks like a happy man. >> david is the perfect example of living life right there in those pictures. >> we love your picture. we are jealous of your car. >> cutie pie. >> we thank you for sending it in, and thank you for watching us. send us your child's picture go to our facebook page fox5 d.c. and david we want a full report if you're out cruising around. >> we lift. >> handsome young man. >> hazy, hot and humid that's the heat and humidity going nowhere any time soon. as we are b

remember the old days --dash i grew up on the floor my parents room and we would watch letterman and jay lenogs about the president or either political party. today it is just so obvious. >> exactly. letterman would go after clinton relentlessly. how many jokes about clinton growing up. johnny carson the same way. but don rickles, an equal opportunity offender, one of the great comedians who passed away, he didn't care who you were, he would go after everyone, but now he's making that statement that we are not going to convert anyone. as if that's their job. those people are watching your show. >> how are they hoping to do that anyway. >> there's that piece that came out about the john oliver show. it was a huge success on hbo. they said it didn't moved the needle during the election. yes there was outrage but it didn't end up moving the needle at all. >> other ten people on the upper east side watching john oliver. >> a lot of them are millennia millennial's. >> at least they figured it out. >> still ahead, general john kelly is set to take over as the chief of staff. this guest thanks it wi