>> ♪ hawaii we're going to hawaii hawaii ♪ >> we're the vietti family from bakersfield, california. > name is ron, and i'm the senior pastor of one of the most magnificent churches in bakersfield, california, and this is my son-in-law, who wants to be the next voice of mickey mouse in america. >> ha ha! hello, john. >> this is my beautiful, gorgeous daughter tara; my wonderful, smart son joshua; and the most beautiful daughter-in-law in the world--ashley. what we want to do is give to a charity that we support in south africa, a hospice for children. >> back to you, john. john: and remember, family that wins 5 games also wins a brand-new car. good luck to both families. it's time to play the "feud," first faceoff with ron and kim. join me. here we go.

please let us into the clubs in bakersfield.mostly in sanrancisco and then we'd get drinks for free. whenever we had to pay, there were a bunch of us, it's $65. you'd go, one, two, three, four. [ laughter ] here's a couple for yourself. >> i think we have a picture of the soup dragons. yeah. that's what -- that's the soup dragons. [ laughter ] you couldn't possibly be a soup dragon. >> i know. which one am i? i think i'm the indian one. >> well gerard, we'll take a break and when we come back, we have a wacky wire backstage and you'll demonstrate for us. who knows, maybe you can may a few thousand dollars. "gamers" is in theaters now. we'll be right back. ( conversation ) garth, you're up. hold on, i'm at capitalone.com picking a photo... for my credit card. here's one from my prom. oh, what memories. how 'bout one from our golf outing? ( shouting ) i know, maybe one of my first-born son. dad, mom says the boys gotta go. personalize your card by uploading... your own photo at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? ♪ hi, my name

we received a gift from the amalgamated food corporation of bakersfield, california.hey didn't have quite as much time to get their project together. you can tell it's a bit of a a rush job. but check it out, folks. this is cool. it's a bust of andy richter made -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yeah, it's made from a bag of soup and a dirty mop. yeah. speaking of last week, we did something on "the tonight show" last night -- i mean last week, that was just to cheer up our audience. you know, people -- people are having a tough time in america. every now and then, we like to do something to just cheer up the audience. and it was a big hit. people seemed to enjoy it. so we're bringing it back tonight. here, for no good reason, just to make us happy, back by popular demand, puppies dressed as cats. get them out here. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ puppies dressed as cats♪ ♪ puppies dressed as cats♪ ♪ sometimes life will let you down♪ ♪ and make you say, "oh, drats."♪ ♪ but all of you♪ ♪ are going to love♪ these puppies dressed as cats ♪ ♪ puppies dressed as cats ♪ ♪

pet lovers get their pooches all dolled up for a doggy fashion show in bakersfield, california. they showed up in full costume. how about the lady bug. how about that. there was a hoola dancer and a boxing champion, a boxer. that's appropriate. >> the winner was in hog heaven. she was dressed as a harley riding bad girl. and that was a thong along with another -- >> there was a doggy thong? >> let's n go back to that one. >> gives getting some tail a whole other meaning. we'll be right back. ♪ hot dog meaning. we'll be right back. ♪ hot dog >> just days after the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, osama bin laden is out with a new audiotape. >> antiterrorism experts say the next terror threat is probably being hatched right here at home. jim sciutto got an exclusive look at the new york police department's extraordinary anti-terror unit. >> reporter: eight years after 9/11, this is this detective's beat, not actively fighting crime or terrorism but perceptions. >> after 9/11 it was a little bit different. it was difficult for the community. >> reporter: why? because they felt unde

>> this is called the old bakersfield push. joey porter was doing his thing.olts forced to punt. >> next dolphins drive, miami putting together a long, long series. >> looked like dan marino right there. >> pennington complete for the first down. pennington, all-time career leader in completion percentage in the nfl. >> and a great job of just understanding the pocket and buying a little bit of time. like you said, hand the ball off and just let them keep running the clock down and piling up the time on their side. >> manning and the colts ran just three plays in the third quarter. their fewest since 2000 in the third. dolphins driving third and 1. brown up the middle for a touchdown. the play, nice. the drive, nice. 13 plays, 80 yards, took nine minutes off the clock. ensuing colts drive. i guess peyton doesn't need that much time. >> no, play a little man-to-man and see how he handles this and wait for dallas clark to clear, 25, 30, 35, 40 -- dallas clark was killing them tonight. >> seven catches for him, 183 yards, a career high. the dolphins have ronnie b

roughly 12% of our nation's agricultural output came from this valley between bakersfield and sacramento. but everything has now changed. today, their water is gone. shut off by the government. and the same people whose cheers of hope and change echoed from this valley all the way to washington have been abandoned in favor of a fish barely large enough to fit into the palm of your hand. the scene here today is more reminiscent of the dust bowl of the 1930s. farms that once fed the nation are barron. the parched and cracked earth. it's right out of of the grapes of wrath. thousands have lost their jobs. they line up each and every day at unemployment offices for the chance merely to put food on their table. spend on a failed stimulus health care reform and bailing out wall street banks, the solution here is relatively simple, turn the water back on. tonight, we tell you the story of how a government has failed its own people, how radical environmentalists threaten the american dream and how a liberal agenda promised so much has left so many great americans behind. welcome to the valley th

>> this is called the old bakersfield push. joey porter was doing his thing.olts forced to punt. >> next dolphins drive, miami putting together a long, long series. >> looked like dan marino right there. >> pennington complete for the first down. pennington, all-time career leader in completion percentage in the nfl. >> and a great job of just understanding the pocket and buying a little bit of time. like you said, hand the ball off and just let them keep running the clock down and piling up the time on their side. >> manning and the colts ran just three plays in the third quarter. their fewest since 2000 in the third. dolphins driving third and 1. brown up the middle for a touchdown. the play, nice. the drive, nice. 13 plays, 80 yards, took nine minutes off the clock. ensuing colts drive. i guess peyton doesn't need that much time. >> no, play a little man-to-man and see how he handles this and wait for dallas clark to clear, 25, 30, 35, 40 -- dallas clark was killing them tonight. >> seven catches for him, 183 yards, a career high. the dolphins have ronnie b

the temperatures will stay high and you can see, by tuesday, it is making it well into the 90s in bakersfield, 106, and barstow, 96 and unusual conditions, for this time of the year compounded with the dry air that will be around and low humidity and that will go until tuesday and we'll have that high fire threat. now, you are looking at heavy rain down to the south and that system is finally pushed off to the north, but a brand new low pressure system, that is going to start to move into the plains and that could spend pretty severe weather, by monday, afternoon. for i don't know what that map is doing behind me, but by money afternoon we could see some severe weather, and -- in that region as it goes by quickly. and, parts of the plains and gusty winds, flooding downpours, and that is what will be on tap for the beginning of your work week, julie. >> julie: all over the e globe, it is interesting! >> what are you going to do? >> julie: thank you very much. >> gregg: flap your wings! >> julie: domenica, thank you so much! >> gregg: here you go. venezuela's leader taking another swing against

bakersfield, modesto, those folks just enough to break some records because it's not quite the rainyted again today for most parts of california. around the southeast, this is the big weather story. this guy really starting to spread its rain shield. picking up moisture from the gulf of mexico. there will be some showers that will be rather heavy at times and we've got flash flood watches posted for northeastern texas, parts of alabama and mississippi and also southern arkansas where some of these will be pretty rough as far as rainfall is concerned. two to four inches of rainfall there. that will all be slowly moving to the east. that's the latest from the weather department. "cnn newsroom" with tony harris is coming right back. but 5 minutes ago i took symbicort and symbicort is already helping significantly improve my lung function. so today, i've noticed a significant difference in my breathing. and i'm doing more of what i want to do. so we're clear, it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. my doctor said symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and em

to bakersfield, california. good morning to fill -- anthony in bakersfield, hi. caller: thank you for letting me speak. i'm with what mike said. i'm with the republicans and i just see that the republicans, democrats are both of the same party. why don't we just let those two parties in washington, d.c., let them have their health care. and if it works for them, let them bring it back out. >> anthony, did you watch much of the session this morning? the markup session? caller: yeah, i have been watching it for a couple days now. today and yesterday what's been going on. >> jason, a democrat there. hi. caller: hi. thank you for having me on. i'd like to make one comment and one question. first, the country seems to have two types of insurance. one for people to can afford private and other is state owned insurances such as germany. the other thing is i don't see and i have been watching c-span, don't remember them recalling anything about the trigger option. i didn't know if that was something that was still in table? >> this is the first day of what's expected to

. >> stephen from bakersfield, california. >> good morning. very simple answer to all of this.aking november, 15 million or so people voted for president barack obama and believe in the socialist vision for america or whatever. if each of those people had a box on their tax form where they could check off a box, where they could adopt somebody uninsured. somebody that's not working or on welfare. there's more than enough of them to believe this is a human right where they could su their conscious and pay for people's insurance and government would not have to mess with ours. >> interesting proposal. i think that one area and we mentioned this earlier. are looking at social security and medicare that are very popular programs and which took a lot of political fight together get them passed and i think you will definitely hear that from the white house. they've been ramping that up throughout the white house. really looking at that and showing, i can understand why people are hesitant about this and why people don't necessarily trust the government and all the bail outs. here's h