so o'reilly as the head of the cult is not held to the same standards as brian williams who was part of the media culture, the larger culture. every time it seems, brian, that o'reilly lies -- he's lied so many times. keith olbermann used to be on opposite him with his show countdown. he later wrote a book all the segments in his show called the worst person in the world. >> right. right. o'reilly was the worst person dozens of times. >> yes. but every time he was, there was a charge that was made by olbermann about something o'reilly had said or done that was a complete fabrication. yet -- i got ahead of myself there. a complete fabrication. and it was also a completely substantiated, olbermann had all the evidence possible. >> you're saying this is not new. >> no it's not new. >> it's getting attention now, mother jones and other media outlets covering o'reilly's background but some hidden in plain sight. >> for a long time. >> how do you handle it? you used to be on fox covering media, how do you handle working in the same building as bill o'reilly? >> well since he was so unfriend

right now because when the scandal erupted about him, brian williams remembers hashtag brian williamsn twitter. today-hashtag ted cruz -- it was hashtag ted cruz campaign -- and that wasn't a nice thing. he was getting beat up. >> and i saw that. his web site was not ready to go, his twitter was. so it's a coordination issue. that's always a risk whether you're talking television, in print or by twitter. cheryl: did we learn anything from the brian williams scandal? can we apply this to the political landscape for 2016? >> truthfulness is always important, so without weighing in on the merits of brian williams' situation, i have to say if you're not truthful about an issue, it's out there for everybody to see. twitter just amplifies it. cheryl: okay. really quick so we've got other potential candidates, chris christie, we've got jeb bush. what do you see them doing? how do you see them using social media as we get into campaign season? >> we're really in uncharted waters. i think this presidential election is going to be amazing to see how innovative people get with their usage. i thi

. ♪♪ >> brian williams made his 1st public appearance since nbc announced they were planning to takeabsence because of his exaggerations that he made. his 1st public appearance his high school alma mater. he went to a a gallon to show his support. this was kind of controversial. a a lot of people said he had not support of them before this. some some people are saying the timing could be efficient. a puerto rico campaign so that he can look good. he gave $50,000. he gave $50,000. the school still needs hundred $70,000. right now they are in a fiscal crisis. they have to raise a lot of money. a lot of people are looking toward brian williams. >> maybe he can get the journalism school named after him. bill: it so cynical. the school needs the money. maybe he has more time to think about other things because of the distraction. >> maybe. or they nailed him on not giving money. maybe it's because they've been saying why are you doing this. he is bowing down to public opinion. >> i i don't know if i care what the reason is. it's it's helping schools. whatever the intention, it's a good th

. >> do you remember brian williams. >> evening news with brian williams. weeks after suspension from nbc brian williams turns up at a new jersey fundraiser. we will tell you what he turned out to support, straight ahead. and a 12 year-old girl is behind bars for allegedly trying to poison her own mother by slipping bleach into her drink. find out what minor thing the mom took from her daughter to >>> new from overnight police investigating a series of air bag thefts in the rhawnhurst section, steve keeley with the live report straight ahead. >>> plus pennsylvania university kicks off kicks one of the athletes off the team after making a crude remark about mo'ne davis on line. >>> good day everybody. the it is monday, march 23rd, 2015 thanks for being with us. >> would you think it is spring outside. wear different clothes. but sue i had to grab my coat and scarves this morning. >> i was thinking i got the to take this thing to the cleaners. but not yet. not yet. we're not able to do that just yet, i would say hold off for maybe a week or so, even though we

brian williams of late-night tv?ws anchor wanting to take over for jay leno. that is next as seven followed by an intertype entertainment tonight at 730 after that we're back with kron 4 news that eight. gary has all the sports coming up next. >>gary: my good evening everybody on a day that has 49 fans hanging their heads the biggest surprise is patrick will list announcing that he is going to retire. willis... he only played six games but he has what is called turf toe. such a serious industry he feels he can't injury that he can't go on. he played seven pro bowls is one of the all-time greats he's only 30 years of age does wait- and-see how long he says retire. >>gary: not just this mess defensive linemen justin smith... his this is not 100 percent late today he will decide by next week. in the final year for $70 million contract. 17... the los something and you unau 40 are given a walk away. will see about justice math. smith is pretty rough.. for the 49ers. frank gore now is definitely leaving the 49ers crabtree

first it was nbc's brian williams, caught in a lie over his war reporting in iraq. now bill o'reilly has been called into question. a report published in a painga zone says that o'reilly's problem dates back to 1982 when he was reporting on the falklands war for cbs news. zone. >> o'reilly said he was in a combat zone, a war zone. no c.b.s. reporters made it to the island. the worse thing that o'reilly witnessed was an anti-government rally. it has been denied. >> some left-wing... >> other journalists in argentina at the time backed the magazine's version of events, including a c.b.s. reporter that said what o'reilly called a war zone was an expense account zone. brian williams was the subject of an internal investigation before being suspended for six months, no such probe has been held, and it appears o'reilly who has the highest ratings is going nowhere >>> the ratings are in for one of the biggest event on the television camera, the academy awards. they are down, but an audience of 36.5 million is nothing to sneeze at, unless you are chinese. the spring festiva

by the network are weighing in on the brian backlash. >> that brewing controversy surrounding brian williamsd there, with brian? >> boy, i don't know. >> speaking out for the first time about brian williams' epic

you don't necessarily want the brian williams with the fancy hair and the xepsexpensive suit.ng someone who understands your con text and how you like to consume i thinkthings i think makes sense. >> you don't seem >> you don't seem cranky at all. >> thanks. >>> that was fun. after the break, the gop says television has voted more times in the giuliani rather than hillary. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> did the media go over board with the remarks of giuliani on president obama? >> he emphasized the weak notices, our failures our sometimes perceived failures that he is i believe, making up. that is the headline. when he does mention a few good things about america it is the footnote. >> what about the clinton foundation accepting money from foreign governments as hillary clinton prepares the bid for president? th

you don't necessarily want the brian williams with the fancy hair and the xepsexpensive suit.e who understands your con text and how you like to consume i thinkthings i think makes sense. >> you don't seem >> you don't seem cranky at all. >> thanks. >>> that was fun. after the break, the gop says television has voted more times in the giuliani rather than hillary. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. >>> time >>> time now for our media microscope. did did the media go over board on giuliani? shawn shawn spicer sees liberal bias in the in the story drawing more tv coverage. what he what he overlooks said the former former mayor help keep the series series alive? >> what he >> what he does is he emphasizes our our witnesses, our failures our sometimes sometimes perceived failures that he's, i believe that he's, i believe making up. and that's and that's the headline. and and then when he does mention a few goodling few goodling things about america it's america it's the footnote. >> what >> what about the hillary. that stor

so you move matt to the evenings to do brian williams job, okay?hen john stewart takes over the "today show". then move brian williams to john stewart's show the daily show so can live out his dream as a comedian. >> okay. >> and the news. >> very complicated plan but i think i followed you. >> it is perfect. they didn't listen to me. they're right flag john too start with the "today show" a guy contributor on the show, and his name is trevor noah. >> this was tweeted just couple of minutes ago basically? >> yes very excited to welcome our new host the daily show producer extra or noah from south africa, stands up comic, contributor on the daily show. >> we can google and take up a picture, there he is, oh, okay. nice. >> and as a great accent, what's his accent, sue? what's it sound like? >> has a south african accent, little bit british. >> thank you sue. >> what if you could drive cross country on one tank of gasoline? do you hear me? that's 3,000 miles. now you're going have to do it in that. >> this is the car of the future? >> ya. 3,000 miles

its latest troubles as you know have centered around the network's top anchor brian williams but therel inside nbc news. this addition of "new york" magazine outside tomorrow has shocking stories about what led up to brian williams' suspension and we have gabriel sherman's story. sherman reports that many nbc journalist his been frustrated with williams for years before the embellishment accusations. in fact they'd been frustrated that williams had gained so much power internally and sherman paints a picture of a news division in disarray and with the "today" show on friday with nbc well aware that sherman's story was about to come out, burke moved has news chairman out and moved andy lack in. every single person in the tv news business does. he was with nbc during when katie couric and matt lauer became stars and when they made "meet the press" a sunday morning staple and now he's back to clean up the news division and has to figure out what to do with brian williams. he joins me on set for his first interview about the news story. number one most importantly, you're saying that brian

folks, brian williams isn't the exception. he's exactly what they've taught us to expect from them. it's not journalism anymore, it's entertainment. it's celebrity, it's agendas and it's money. and all too often now, a lie is an acceptable way of communicating. a lie has as much value as the truth. we can't trust government to tell us the truth. they've already shown us that. the government evidently doesn't trust us. their surveillance and their oppression through a weaponized irs just proves that. yeah. and people, they don't look to this town for answers anymore. our leaders lie to us. the media swear to it as if their freedoms weren't under attack as well. but i've got news for the media. your first amendment right is not a license to kill the second amendment with lies. your freedom is just as endangered and your lives endanger us all. every day the media tells us, we just need one more law, just one more gun ban, just one more restriction on the rights of law-abiding gun owners to prevent violent crime. the story they should be telling is how few of the laws already on the boo

he sat down with brian williams after katrina and no one demagogued katrina more than brian williams. he spoke to all americans. for some reason, barack obama doesn't like us and doesn't want to make his case to us. >> i think he's spoken -- >> put his pants on, juan. stop whining. don't be a cry baby in chief. >> i'm all with you. i think he should speak to fox. >> do his job, stop blaming other people. >> we have reporters -- he's spoken to o'reilly and bret baier and done those interviews. but he should be here -- >> that's my point. >> a lot of people who aren't even conservative watch fox. that's why it's the most watched cable news by far. >> and i don't have a problem letting my friend juan on, even though i like his son's political opinions better than his political opinions. >> and my wife. >> and your wife. the family is right except you. that ought to tell you somebody. >> it does, i tell you. >> good to see you guys. >>> coming up, really important report. ainsley earhardt back on her way to florida to report on spring break. it's not all fun and games. are your kids in da

>>> then, brian williams late night host? >> you won't believe how far he went to get david letterman's job. >> he wanted to be a late-night comedian. >> and does cal lis that flockhart -- calista flockhart want to permanently ground hubby harrison ford? and why this boy scout is saying, hans solo saved my life. >>> could this tv show put a notorious killer behind bars? >>> the lobster lady trapped on a remote island for more than a month. >> the only way to reach her

dennis miller came in second brian williams is down there with 7%. who you got? >> i cannot imagine dan -- dennis miller. hasn't he gone right wing? that is not going to work. tina fey. she is by far the most talented, funniest on that list. >> she is fantastic. i will watch any series she does. chelsea handler is the woman i wanted in this job. maybe if she were chelsea handler. >> she is fantastic. she has done talk shows before which is something that tina fey has not done. chelsea handler is my gal. and someone to defend hillary clinton because he is an expert on defending the clintons. lenny davis is next. ♪ >> our guest tonight is a veteran defender of the clintons and that is why he is here with us. or more white house special can't -- lenny davis. let -- when is the last time you spoke to her? >> as the wednesday night gala of the great foundation that does a lot of great works but it was last wednesday night. >> so recently. various outlets are reporting that she will do a press conference or do some kind of media availability to address the e-mail contr

it is similar to the brian williams situation.he had made an apology anybody thought that was enough, he was ill be on the air right now. -- he would still be on the air right now. we will be talking about this not just through tonight and tomorrow. this is going to be something that is just not going away. john: doug, thank you for coming on. after the break, we will have hillary clinton former pollster to tell us how he thinks she did. ♪ mark: joining us now, a man who did the sack same thing that we all did this afternoon, watched hillary clinton. he was hillary clinton campaign pollster in her last presidential campaign. jeff, welcome. mark: what was so great about it in your point of view? jeff: she was serious and poised and you do not see a lot of rest there for someone who had been operating in that kind of political environment for quite some time. i was pleased with that. more importantly on the substance, she has really taken all or most of the wind out of the sails of this story. i'm sure republicans will still be yakk

. >> then, was brian williams after david letterman's gig? inside the new expose. >> also, protective. plus, kerry washington and other star moms weigh in on this model. can you believe she's 8 1/2 months pregnant? >> she's not normal. >> she's here to answer all the internet critics. >> and, see our wild one on one with madonna. >> i am acting my age. i can do what i want. >> is marriage something you would -- >> wwoa, let's not get carried away. >> what sign are you? >> leo. >> my first husband was a leo. you know how that ended. >> now, "entertainment tonight." we love entertaining people. bobbi kristina's boyfriend crying, trembling, breaking down as he talked to dr. phil. this is the controversial man in the middle of it all, the man who some in the family blame for what that has happened to bobbi kristina. >> what started out as an interview ended up as an intervention. behind the scenes, it was t otal chaos. >> i miss chrissy and whitney so much. i want them back. >> i want you to go straight to rehab. >> i'm done with the interview. i

dennis miller is second followed by john oliver greg ferguson brian williams and chelsea handler. >>et it faster. everybody gets it faster. >> is that the first lady's best oprah impersonation. she posted that video yesterday calling on students to sends in videos about how their school is filling out their free application for free student aid. the winning school will get a special visit from mrs. obama at graduation. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. coming up on 22 minutes past the hour let's bring in jonathan allen. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> you wrote a book about hillary clinton. you apparently know a little bit about her. she didn't reveal any bomb shells yesterday. so why did she even hold this press conference a lot sooner? >> there was one really unexpected piece of news there which is she deleted some of her personal e-mail. that's not something that had been disclosed before. she held the press conference mostly because there were people in her own party beginning to question her judgment on this that were beginning to question whether this w

>>> then, brian williams late night host?n't believe how far he went to get david letterman's job. >> he wanted to be a late-night comedian. >> and does cal lis that flockhart -- calista flockhart want to permanently ground hubby harrison ford? and why this boy scout is saying, hans solo saved my life. >>> could this tv show put a notorious killer behind bars? >>> the lobster lady trapped on a remote island for more than a month. >> the only way to

dennis miller came in second, brian williams is down there with 7%. who you got? >> i cannot imagine dennis miller. hasn't he gone right wing? you are going to replace jon stewart -- that will never happen. tina fey. without question. she is by far the most talented, funniest on that list. >> i love tina fey she is , fantastic. i will watch any series she does. but not for this job. chelsea handler is the woman i wanted in this job. she is fantastic. she is vulgar she is smart, she has done talk shows before, and she has handled political stuff. chelsea handler is my gal. coming up someone to defend , hillary clinton because he is an expert on defending the clintons. lenny davis is next. ♪ >> our guest tonight is a veteran defender of the clintons and that is why he is here with us. former white house special counsel lenny davis. when is the last time you spoke to hillary clinton? >> i spoke to her and president clinton at the wednesday night gala at the great foundation that does a lot of great works. wednesday night. >> so recently. various outlets are reporting

. >> then, was brian williams after david letterman's gig?w expose. >> also, protective. plus, kerry washington and other star moms weigh in on this model. can you believe she's 8 1/2 months pregnant? >> she's not normal. >> she's here to answer all the internet

here is brian williams. >> 30,000 kids will be moved to different schools, most of them black. >> this is an attack on our kids and communities. >> they are more than bigger than any city ever attempted. >> this policy is racist. john: the last speaker is head of the chicago teachers union. very powerful and chicago. >> very powerful, they have over 20,000 active members and thousands of additional retirees and many of them were in the pre-things on to bury 24th. in the first round of voting. thousands are going to be working on april 7. >> most of those kids went to better schools. >> 93% at the university of chicago. a research group followed up on the skids and 93% ended up at schools that were at least a little bit better than the schools that were closed. john: so he did the right thing and he gets punished for because the unit is just self-interested and mean? >> here's the telling thing is that garcia has been asked a number of times about whether he would reopen any of those schools and most recently he implied earlier that he might reopen some of but then he said no, i'm not g

so real you will think it hit brian williams.levey pre order now. >>> is the fast face out of place? facebook replaced their emogie. they could include it in their status updates. one woman started an on-line campaign to have it banned arguing the chuby emoji was bad for people with eating disorders. fat is not a feeling. and also we don't need a status update to make it easier to feel bad about ourselves. shame on all of you for laughing. they are removing feeling fat from the list of options, but it seems to still be there now labeled stuffed. jim, something called "time" magazine and you have never heard of it but they reported that facebook pulled the feeling fatty mow gee. the fat emoji. they just rebranded it. that's not the same thing right? >> as long as they don't mess with the poop emoji i'm cool. facebook is saving the world one emoji at a time. >> i see how you roll now. >> what would you use to show how you feel? >> just that fat one recycled. it is a great emoji. it is smiling. clearly it is proud of it or something

kennedy: we have brian williams. >> yes. >> all right, thank you so much. >> thank you.enomenal discussion, and i am so thirsty for powdered booze. i am sharing from viewer comments with you. because you have shared them with me, our relationship is the most important thing in the world, i love you. first, a secret service scandal that involvesal doal col hol, te white house and a car, we'll give you the inside jimmy, next. doug. you've been staring at that for awhile, huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor traders to help walk you through that complex trade. so you'll be confident enough to do what you want. i'll pull up their number. blammo. let's get those guys on the horn. oooo looks like it is time to upgrade your phone, douglass. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. kennedy: welcome back, last week two secret service agents reportedly drove their car into a security barricade after drinking at a go away party for their buddy. this is part of a krupp culture -- corrupt culture where officials ignore the rules and use a cover-up mentalty

. >>> did you see, former, well, i guess he still works for nbc, news anchor brian williams lends a helping hand to his high school alma mater. according to new jersey.com, brian attended a fund raising koala at the shore casino. event was to raise one million-dollar to keep modern day high school open. brian williams was reportedly invited to attend as were all of the alumnis of the the prep school, and he said why not. he said to be generous, he says, he is said to be a generous supporter of this school. i don't know if they raise aid million or not. we will to have find out. >>> 7:13. did you see this tweet over the weekend. i remember someone tweeted us. >> they tweet had you and me and they don't mind my response. >> what did you say. >> ex-spell him. >> look what happened. >> this is a bloomsburg university baseball player who gets suspended over an offensive tweet about our own mo'ne davis. >> after the announcement was made about mo'ne's disney movie about her life. joey castlebury, who is pretty well known in montgomery county, good sports star, on his high school team, sent out a

. >>> a major shakeup at nbc in the brian williams suspension.ompany is bringing back andrew lack who ran nbc in the 90s. he will run it for the today's show and meet the press and nsnbc. he will have to rebuild nightly news whether williams returns or not. time for your top tweets. are the media being too hard or soft on hillary clinton over the media mess. all media ask her her staff state department hacks if he deleted any e-mails or if we would ever be able to know. lifrds giz zard. don't think it's a big deal. no necessary to nitpick. >> when journalists covered the civil rights movement. several journalists were badly beaten as we mentioned earlier. one news man that was there was cbs bill plan. >> leaders know the ballot is one of their most effective messages and 3467. >> reporter: i still have all of the scripts that i wrote in those days. on that afternoon the standup i did said they want their freedom. >> and that they want it now. >> one night in february he tried to film a small demonstration. >> white bystanders harassed us, cursing

xxxx >>> surprising information about brian williams. this just came out.ine article that says williams thought about moving from late night tv to comedy pitched himself as a successor to david letterman a big story. we'll have all of that coming up. let's begin with a guest who has never been on cnn before and a story you have never heard before. it is about the biggest star on cable news bill o'reilly. we've been talking a lot about him recently because the fox news host has been at the center of controversy for weeks now over allegations he misled or even lied about his experiences as a reporter many years ago. now nuns are weighing in.

that's a category error to equate brian williams and bill o'reilly.hey are in two different ponds, two different oceans. >> well first of all, fox is a niche program. it's for a group of people alienated from the rest of the news media. it's also wedge programming, wedge politics the idea is to divide the audience grab hold of the part that agrees with you. so it require this constant state of battle and warfare with the mainstream. i think also we have to keep in mind that for nbc, even though its audience is smaller than decades past it's still trying to appeal to everyone. it's trying to be a consensus view of the world and fox is not trying to do that. it's trying to gain intense loyalty among a segment of the audience. >> let me reed from "usa today" editorial. fox should distance itself from its truth challenged employee. distance itself. but that's not likely to happen. having common enemies matters more than factual detail. that's why fox left a canyon wide gap between its standards and those of nbc. that's exactly what you're saying as well.

interesting at nbc whose anchor brian williams out on a six-month suspension, an award winning investigative reporter for years she left and gave a speech saying the network news divisions are less interested in challenging the white house in doing serious reporting. they're doing shorter more superficial stories. sheryl attkisson she says at her network they stopped running her investigative pieces wasn't challenging the white house as mu of cbs news their morning show still makes an attempt at doing news. but you watch the other two channels and it's very soft. i mean if you want to get real news in the morning, it's not like -- the "today" show looks nothing like it looked when it was katie and matt together or back when they had diane and charlie, it's all fluff. so what is to trust there's not a lot of news? >> "good morning america" does a lot of tabloid subjects, celebrities, crime it rates. it's number one. each of those networks have good reporters i could tick off. but if you look at the overall picture it is clearly away from hard hitting reporting. and seems with the investigativ

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ridicule but for pivoting our attention and refocusing it on bigger systems issues taking the brian williams case and pivoting it more about weapons of mass distraction in iraq and the veracity of that argument. >> drifting it getting it back up to the government. >> the government or two -- if the media is so interested in the truth where were they then? >> you also talk about gossip and how -- >> another cheap form. >> another cheap forum, yes. this is related to john stewart and stephen colbert air because a lot of gossip is a more primitive way of badmouthing people which is our punishing them for things that we don't like about them which is sort of a roundabout way of showing them. >> you can have a cynical view of humanity was you look at some of the data and say, well, two thirds of what we do when we talk is gossip about other people. about 90 percent of that is negative at least in certain studies. studies. i mean, commit would be interesting to look at subcultures. but when you think deeply about that, that, i think that it makes sense in the sense that think about your relationsh

watched you on letterman last night, whether it was ted cruz pete rose, brian williams or yourself youd. i trust you. i'm glad you do, doc. we try hard here to be straightforward. finally tonight "the factor" tip of the day. your money. apparently you may be spending a lot of it and even more you may be racking up some debt. analysis from deutsche bank says 47% of american households save nothing no money in the bank other than weekly deposits. that's from 41% in 2001. so it's up. and down from 48% in 2010. all right. so here's the deal, if you don't save any money, you're going to get crushed. not a matter of if but when. my father he was kind of parsimonious guy, word of the day parsimonious. he taught me to save at least 10% of my take home pay no matter what. i did it when i drove a cab, when i painted houses. and i do it now. i know times are tough for some americans, but you simply must save money or you're going to be dependent on other people or the federal government, which is even worse. "the factor" tip of the day. save that 10%. and that is it for us tonight. please check o

plus, we have megan trainor, brian williams, and victoria justice to round out the week. [ applause ] but what a fun show we have tonight. i love all of our guests tonight. as i do every night. [ light laughter ] tonight, we, first of all, we have the sexiest man alive, chris hemsworth is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: he is worth his harem. >> jimmy: yeah he's just cuddling up, snuggling up for the cameras. >> steve: yeah. hems worth it. >> jimmy: that's right. hemsworth. [ laughter ] he's a good dude. man, we love that guy. he's in that new michael mann movie, "black hat." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: which is a cyber crime. >> steve: cyber crime. very mysterious. >> jimmy: hackers. >> steve: they wear black hats. >> jimmy: well yeah -- no. they don't. >> steve: oh no? >> jimmy: they're called blackhats. >> steve: they're called blackhats. >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: yes. because of their hats. its darker than normal. >> jimmy: nope. technically don't wear a hat at all. >> steve: they don't wear any hats. that's why they call them black hats. >> jimmy: no, no. it's n

one that brian williams should have considered in hurricane isabel. >> we can get 70-mile-per-hour windive report in virginia beach, brian discovers what hurricane force really means when he calls over a weather channel colleague to take a wind speed reading. >> allow me to introduce to you mike seidel of the weather channel. what's your reading? >> we're kind of protected here -- >> it's not just hurricanes that have sent mike seidel flying. he's also found snow and ice on the ground can turn a weather report into a major slipup. this is what happens -- ow. geez. oh, gosh. >> and there's another hazard when reporting on extreme weather. the kids are out of school. >> the children seem to be having the most fun of all of us here. they're all loaded up, as you can see, with snow. that probably wasn't the best idea i've had this weekend. >> no, it isn't. and the attack isn't over. >> they're having a great time, as you can see. >> and even when a reporter is expecting snow day fun -- >> it looks like rubin is in the lead and here comes ali -- >> he can still get taken for a spin. >> that

brian williams said he interviewed the prophet mohammed, but i don't know about that.ause] besides those guys, myself and the president, there are not a lot of muslims in the public eye. we know he is a muslim. you don't, we do. you think he's black, he is not black. he is a muslim. wait to bring years from now where's cologne, four wives. he's not here. [laughter] like he would be in the back. he can't be here, too many muslims in one room. we might start doing the terrorist fist bump. pretty soon we would pass such a little law -- that would prove to congress that is -- it is possible to pass a law. i don't think obama is a muslim. he is a terrible hagler. if he was a muslim, he would have haggled the budget. he would've haggled the closing of guantanamo. i don't mean to make jokes about the president. the four i came up here i was assured by 47 senators that any joke i made about the president would be no envoy as soon as he leaves office. -- would be null and void as soon as he leaves office. without perks no one would run for public office. as a muslim american i

tomorrow night brian williams will be here. [ applause ] victoria justice will be here.oshua topolsky will all be joining us. [ applause ] >> steve: oh. love it. >> jimmy: josh is going to show us some stuff. new gadgets from this year's consumer electronics show. some really cool stuff. and, of course, we have thank you notes, because it's friday. so, tune in for that. a good one. but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. he is the hardest-working man in comedy. he's hosting "saturday night live" this weekend and his new movie, "the wedding ringer", opens tomorrow. kevin hart is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: nice, funny. great guy. >> jimmy: love him. kevin and i are going to play a a little game of slapjack later in the show. can't wait for that, i guess. yeah. plus, he stars in the funny, funny new fxx comedy "man seeking woman." jay baruchel is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] he's great too. that looks like a good show. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and we've got great music from our pal -- oh, we love her. meghan trainor's here! [ cheers and applause ]

[laughter] brian williams said he interviewed the profit mohammed but i don't know about that.besides those guys, myself, and the present, there were not a lot of muslims in the public eye. we know he is a muslim. [laughter] you don't. we do. you think he is black. he is not black. wait until two years from now. full beard, four wives lamb cologne, the whole thing. [laughter] he is not here. [laughter] like he would be in the back, i don't know. [laughter] he cannot be here. too many muslims in one room and you don't know what happens. we might start doing the terrorist fist bump, the handshake, and pretty soon, we pass sharia law. god knows where that would end. although it would prove to congress it is possible to pass a law. actually, i don't think obama is a muslim. you know why, because he is a terrible hagler. if you was a muslim, he would have haggled that budget. you would have haggled the closing of guantÁnamo. every member of congress would have gotten a suit from his cousin at 50% off. [laughter] i don't need to make jokes about the president. before i came up your,

sadly, brian carrick's father william died this past december, without ever knowing his son's fate.ane lamb, who changed his story, plead guilty to an unrelated charge and faces 40 years in prison. and as of tonight, mario casciaro is still in prison at menard, his new legal team appealing his conviction. >> but a new hearing could change everything. bizarrely, that "underwear in the ceiling," which kathleen zellner thought may have contained rob render's dna, no longer exists. however, there's yet another set of clothing that was never tested taken from render's trash after brian carrick's disappearance. it's being tested for dna now, and zellner hopes to have the results in time for a new hearing in two weeks. so the mystery on johnsburg road continues. we'll be right back. by a regist. ♪ for a standard of care ♪ that raises the bar ♪ call 844-4-brightstar >> after seeing all the twists in tonight's mystery, we want to know what you think at home. use the #abc2020. i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. for all of us here at abc news and "20/20," thanks for watching, and enj