[ cheers and applause ] >> carson: thank you. >> that's what's up. >> carson: well, what i rememberedhuge. and you were always playing basketball. that's what i remember. >> yes. >> carson: you loved basketball. >> yeah, i mean, that is my thing. like, i hope i can play basketball for a long time 'cause it's just a fun sport. >> carson: did you play in school? in college? >> i played in high school. and i really like it. i didn't really get good until after, you know, college. like, i started playing a lot, playing different leagues and playing with guys that were much better than me. i mean, now, i play in an entertainment league, which is a lot of fun, out here with a lot of actors. >> carson: what is that? >> it is, basically, a league designed for actors, entertainers, where they can all come out, play, wear some cool uniforms, get fouled to death. >> carson: they have refs? it's organized? >> refs, it's organized. >> carson: there's a schedule. >> and we have real, you know, fans that come out. and it's live, man. >> carson: what's the name of your team? >> my team is sacramento

something carson daly came up with.s good things in life, and that's why his life is so great. got me thinking. my life sucks, and i ain't ever done anything good i can think of. catalina: who is this carson daly? is he some sort of spiritual leader? a holy man? if i want a better life, i need to be a better person. what's this? i made a list of everything bad i've ever done. why? "why?" randy, i just won $100,000 in the lottery, and was immediately hit by a car. i almost died because something good happened to me that i didn't deserve. that karma stuff is gonna kill me unless i make up for everything on that list. number 41: "snatched a kid's "halloween candy when he came to my trailer to trick or treat." that was wrong, and i know that now. number 102: "harmed and possibly killed innocent people with secondhand smoke." now, how in the world are you going to fix these things, earl? i don't know. i'll start with the easy ones. like, uh... number 64. "picked on kenny james." i used to torment the hell out of that poor bo

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[laughter] from the carson city news bureau. by the way in spite of all my hyder connections i never could get an intervi with god almighty. the lasting will tell you about before question in answers was my marriage. i did have a uniqu background in my married life nd a very happy one it is. we would all like to think that we found a match made in heaven. mine was a little more liberal than that because i believed in a certain person, the reverend moon who we thought was arranging our marriage in heaven and i was one of those participants in that small of their many of you watched on television with 2,000 stanely drez couples and madisonquare garden. i was among those. what let me read the last account from the book. about how met my beloved wife. a measure for the first time on top of a garbage heap in the subbasement nf e boston sherrod, was thanksgiving weekend of 1978 andeverd moon was hosting an international conference at the hotel. the pture matching. we were matched by pictures. she had a lot of faith, didn't she? we com

later it was -- >> i used to have the slot that belongs to "carson daly."8 through 1994, and it was a different kind of show, it was a single guest interview show. when i did it for most of that time, the lineup was "johnny carson," "david letterman" and then me, all right? and people would say, "hey, i saw you last night with martin scorsese." but they really didn't. they saw the promos on "johnny" and "dave." ann then, "oh, you were great with scorscese." and then, i would say, "did you enjoy the part when he talked about "goodfellas"? "oh, i think i had to go to bathroom then." >> jimmy: they never made it past the promos. >> "thanks for staying up late. our guest tonight is mclean stevenson." even i would pass out. it was 1:35 in the morning. >> jimmy: i have it pretty good. i used to remember -- i just to stay up and watch you all the time. you had those two chairs. >> giant chairs, right. >> jimmy: giant, big, fluffy chairs. it was so interesting. it was great. i love that now you're here. this is amazing that you're here tonight. i'm psyched that you

posada and carson probably looking at a suspension. not what you want.st. one of them done belong because he has been around for while. >> that's jorge posada. he should have said, i understood how this game is played. we hit two of your guys. away hill gets hit in the back. i should have said something. karlson did the right thing. he threw it behind him, not anywhere near the head. i understand it's frustrating. you think about the risk of injury by getting hit by a pitch. i know posada is upset. but he has to have more sense than to act like he is throwing an elbow, and then getting into a fight, because he is getting suspended. also, he had his shoulder operated on last year. >> didn't appear as if anyone got hurt. >> i think you're look at the situation, as long as the yankees don't come out with any injuries, it can be turned into a positive. they have everything to lose, the blue jays have nothing to lose. the yankees are going to the postseason and go deep. i think a team that has already gelled and already together, they have shown they have eac

ben carson is a world renowned pediatric neurosurgeon at johns hopkins, concerned about what a government public option would do. just look, he says, at our neighbor to the north. >> see how long people have to wait. very, very long waiting periods. why do you think so many people from canada come here when they have a problem? >> long waits, and rationing of care. which critics say already happens here, when the government cuts the programs it already does run. medicaid and medicare. >> the government has a record of doing that when they run out of money. so if we have a government option or public option, in the final plan, that's what will happen. >> another shining star of the american health care system. the mayo clinic, said the real losers of the legislation will be the citizen of the united states. the legislation missed the opportunity to help create higher quality, more affordable health care for patients. but on the other side. american medical association supports the proposed legislation, which it calls meaningful health system reform. and some doctors say, the legislation ju

wife and like carson he thought he had become a part of new mexico and found out at the end of his life, however the -- to the poor hispacsrom the indians living in the nearby pueblo he was just another gringo. damn damnedringo and headed onlyo tawas january 14e 14, 1847 slging through the snow and cold and reached his home town on the 18th and confronted a crowd demanding the release of friendseld in the jail on trumped up charges and ordered the reuters iot rioters to go h the mob continued to grow and confronted the prophetic and demand the release of the prisoners and he refused, they killed him and tore open the jail and went on a rampage looking for anglos and the sympathizers to kill and claimed 6 victims that morning and led by montoya and romero, they pound on bench door -- ben's door 6:00 and the depth of the native resentment reflected in the exchange between this governor and his killers as record by his daughter. and they got out of bed and shouted through the door asking at the people wanted, we wanted your head, gringo, a voice answered. we don't want any of you gringos t

. >>> when johnny carson said good-bye to his last guest, it was bette midler. tonight, she'll be the first guest on the "joy behar show." the "joy behar show" premiering here tonight on hln. >>> a father is heart broken. christopher savoie. he's behind bars because he tried to get his kids back. let's listen to the heart broken dad. he wants the simple things, again. >> never be on the ball field, again. the one thing you can't ever get back. they could give me money or anything, but they cant take back they time. next week, i won't be playing with him. i won't be playing catch with him. just won't. that week won't happen again. >> he's right. jeremy is here with us. he's the attorney for chris savoie. let's talk about options here. can the u.s. government get involved is that in the cards for us, or not? >> it will help. we are asking the government to do whatever they can. it's a long shot. the government has been trying to get japan to sign the convention and return kids for years and years and years. the pressure is higher in the last years. the number of a

carson palmer finds caldwell in the end zone to give cincinnati a lead. bengals win, 23-20. and finally, break up the lions after 19 straight losses. detroit finally won a game. stafford hits johnson for a 21 yard touchdown to give the felines an early lead, and they never look back. lions beat the redskins, 19-14. and that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> thank you, mario. >>> a picture is worth a thousand words. how about several hundred thousand dollars for one reality tv star's wedding pictures. your early morning enttainment adlinesre straight ahead. >>> plus, when some men in oregon take the phrase, walk a mile in her shoes, well, they take it quite literally. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. some of the worst weather out there is rolling through ohio. cleveland, it's raining. some lightning strikes to the south of you. one cell near canton. from columbus to pittsburgh on 70, storms. be careful on that drive. other areas are dry. summer through georgia, florida, up through the atlantic. new england

he hooks it up, a quick accurate throw by carson palmer. look at the protection once again. the offensive line so much that have job is about working together and truly just being tough and just outworking the people across from you. the bengals offensive line did it. >> jim: one of those who was pushing keisel away to give palmer the open view. here is the two. >> phil: you talk about all the lessons you learn you work on in the off season, how about this lesson for the bengals. they just hung in there, they mentally hung in there. lot of tough situations they over came. >> jim: last week dominated early and lost. 14 seconds away from a similar fate here at paul brown stadium. second hop to mendenhall. he hall los angeles back to logan. he laterals back to logan. cuts back middle. three seconds to go and he's down in time to get one snap. eight straight times the bengals have lost here at home to pittsburgh. of course no one around here wants to talk about the immaculate deflection here two weeks ago. this is the last time cincinnati beat pittsburgh they came back from 13 d

. >> matt carson from the oakland as hit his first home run of the year but guess what, he will not be able to keep the ball because the on the who caught it wants $10,000 for it. >> what? >> he was just called up and is decided to keep his bat, hat, uniform as treasures. the ball is only worth stitches now to the fan. >> hope no one buys it. >> that is terrible. >> ridiculous. >> oozes with grease. >> the massachusetts restaurant out thing a burger that comes with more than the meat >> he has faced more than any teen should ever endure. the accusations his mother and friend face for where the two say they locked him up. >> fight for chicago. how the president and first lady want chicago to be recognized for more than deep dish pizza. >> jamie driving the bus. getting ourselves the school. most of us mid-50s. chilly out there. clear but expect clouds and breeze to pick up as we head to later this morning. let's get a peek at the roads. >> we have some congestion building here as you approach white marsh boulevard on 95. another crash just past the belt way. i will let you know where an

carson palmer to brian leonard gets t first down to keep the drive alive.conds left, second and goal, palmer to andre caldwell. cinci finally beats pittsburgh in its own building. bengals got 2-1. >>> yankees looking to clinch the american league east with a sweep of the red sox. mariano rivera the final out of the game. yankees division champions and have home field advantage throughout the playoffs. >>> that does it for this espnews update. send it back to "america this morning" with jeremy and vinita. >> and one last sports note. spectators at a nascar race over the weekend were holding their breath and here's why. they watched this crash unfold. rookie driver joely logano hit the wall on the 32nd lap then got hit from behind. hard to watch. his car flipped over seven times before finally coming to a hard stall. everyone feared the worst but logano walked away without any injuries. in fact, he said he wasn't even sore. >> sort of the perfect nascar crash. he wasn't hurt and you got to see something spectacular in the meantime. >> they build those things

you might remember johnny carson had the golf club swing, right? david letterman tosses cards out the window, and if you've been in rush-hour traffic, you have your own signature gesture there. i, uh, i don't mind confessing to you. years ago, i was a mime, and -- i'm in a 12-illusionary step program now, sir. don't worry. but i have some, you know, gestures that i learned there, and a mime is a terrible thing to waste, so i thought i'd -- i'd use some of those. like, you got the, you know, illusionary wall. that could be a signature gesture or the classic pulling against the non-existent rope or -- vin di bona, everybody! [ applause ] mr. di bona thinks we should go, ahem, right into the clips. ooh! you broke my nose! ooh! you fixed it! a tropical island is a great place to relax and get some relief. i was thinking about coming in myself. you are? well, do you think it would be worthwhile? man: do you want to go with me? come on! come on! tom: finally, a dog sled race where the dogs can relax. woman: good one! tom: while the man in the back runs t

he worked with bob hope, johnny carson, red buttons, sid ceasar and george burns. contied wringntil three weeks ago. lay gelbart, a giantf hollywood, was 81 years old. >>> the oldest person in the world died today in los angeles. we last saw gertrude baines when she celebrat her 115th birthday last ril. she is believed to be the granddaughter of former slaves. when she was born in 1894, grover cleveland was president. there was no such thing as penicillin and the u.s. flag had just 44 stars. she cleaned college rm rooms for a living and she loved jerry springer, crispy bacon, fried chicken and ice crea she was mentally alert until the very end. she lived long enough to vote for barack obama for president last november. again, gertrude baines was 115 years old. >>> when we come back here tonight, spending american blood and treasure in afghanistan and why a growing number of influential voices areay@@ sg enough is enough. a growing number of inflntial voices are saying enough is enough. whether i'm at the batting cage.. down by the lake or... fishing at the shore. '

our thanks again to our affiliate carson chambers.omething that you don't see every day, a frog that eats birds. in fact, no one had ever seen it until last year. it's a brand new species, one of 163 found in 2008 in the area of southeast asia. among the finds, 100 new plants, 28 new fish, 18 new reptiles including a gekko with markings and a new species of mammals and a brand new bird. you can see the gallery at cnn.com. it extends through myanmar to cambodia. >>> she dropped the f-bomb. of course we have bleepd it out but take a listen to the new cast member jenny slate. >> you know what? y you through an ashtray of butts. >> you're in me heart, babe. >> according to 1991, a cast member got in trouble for using the f word as well. hail to the kings. we'll do a sound check and go one on one with one of the hottest groups on the planet. this is hln. ring ring ring ring. hey, your chicken noodles ringing. ring ring. progresso. hi, may i speak to my oggy please? thank you. i'm sorry, who? my grandma. this is obviously her chicken noodle

. >> one of the things that carson and his team does with the afghans is to make sure that they cannot the benefits of the opium trade. if we found some out there today. >> that is correct. we seized 15 kilograms of opium and 40 kilograms of heroin. >> is anybody would like to say hi to? >> my wife, my daughter, and my two sons. >> this man does very dangerous things in very difficult places. they do a very well. >> i feel a lot safer here at home have been met carson pirie he looks like he is up to the task. tell him we are so grateful to his service. >> will do. martha: they are doing some very tough work over there. cutting off the supply of heroin and try to track down the makings for ied's. trace: they are true american heroes. now to the fight over health- care reform. democratic leaders say the president's address helped unite his divided party. next, senator john kyl. >> of pills compared to aleve. choose aleve and you could start taking fewer pills. just 2 aleve have the strength... to relieve arthritis pain all day. trace: breaking news crossing the lawyers concerning afghani

and johns hopkins neurosurgeon carson said it might be a good thing. >> what happened to the private insurance companies in canada? just like that. they were gone. because they could not compete with it. >> but dr. ca r k son said a overhaul of the health care system is still long overdue. >> we want the cost to come down to the point where individuals and families can own their own insurance. it doesn't have to be through employers. >> meantime the doctor said true health care reform can only succeed under certain conditions. >> if we don't have the vast majority of americans in the pool of insurance, then we will have a hard time with health insurance reforms of getting rid of preexisting condition exclusions, et cetera. >> another caveat in the contentious battle over expanding health care. john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> of the 3000 people recently enrolled in health plans in howard county. nearly 2600 are children. >> now that brings us to the question of the day. did president obama's speech change your opinion of health care reform? so far 10 percent say yes. 90 percent

carson palmer to chad coaches -- chad ochocinco. he said he was going to do it. the lambeau leap. one! 31-24, the bengals over the packers although they did try and cough this one up at the end. but they hang on for the victory. >>> bills-bucs. buffalo's home opener. trent edwards. t.o. --? oh, what a great throw. >> incomplete. edwards, long bounce to evans. this time, trent edwards to terrell owens. he catches it. throw right there. how about that no-huddle offense? the bills, who lost a heart-breaker last week, like the bengals. they come back and win. tampa had never played at buffalo in their 34-year history. that's why it was a 4:00 start. they figured after 34 years, wait the another three hours. the bucs now, still scratching. panthers-falcons. jake delhomme coming off last week's disaster against philadelphia. played pretty darn well in atlanta. delhomme. we show this. the only pick he threw. he actually played well. >> all day. >> and he throws the ball, a hail mary. look it at this. wayne jarrett. key. he almost caught it. >> klose. -- close. >> it was that close to bei

carson palmer, kyle orton, i would make the case hasselbeck is a top 10 play for week one., matt hasselbeck i like him, fred jackson, i like him and deangelo williams. a monster week one. check us out. i'm eric karabell. espn.com. ♪ ♪ >> coming up on espnews, it finally happens, derek jeter breaks out of his biggest slump of the year to make history for the yankees. from elation in the bronx to dejection in flushing, melanie oudin fights nerves and her opponent as her magical run in the open comes to an end. the cleveland browns have a starting quarterback no thanks to eric mangini. we'll tell you how brady quinn was not kept under wraps. u.s.a. soccer with a huge u.s.a. -- u.s.a. soccer with a huge world cup qualifier against trinidad and tobago. we will fill you in. we get started right now. captioning by captionmax >> all right. derek jeter, three hits shy of tying lou gehrig as the all time hits leader in yankee history. bottom first. jeter's first at-bat. mired in an 0-12 slump. that is a slump buster -- the infield single. two hits shy. he would have another hit later

when johnny carson said good-bye to the "tonight show." do you know who his last guest was? bette midler. the guest tonight. welcome the one and only bette midl midler. premieres at 9:00 p.m. eastern on hln. you've got see it. >>> could a new york cop accused of boozing it up getting behind the wheel and killing an innocent woman get off the hook? how his last-minute tactics may have helped him, but first, "top of the block" tonight. >>> jon gosselin gets 86-d by tlc the reality show that made him famous will simply be called "kate plus 8." ouch. since the couple announced their divorce, jon has been living the high-life going to celebrity soirees and dating college-aged girls. what about the mother of his eight kids? jon didn't hold back on abc's primetime. >> i don't trust her anymore. i was abused. >> what does that mean? you bogabused. >> i was verbally abused. i was beatened down. she separated me from my faa family, my mom and my brothers. they say to me, it's so good to have the real jon back. >> wow. strong words. but now it appears jon gosselin may have had a change

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. >> he says with all of the pressure easier than replacing carson all of these years ago when you replaced a living legend. >> i can imagine. >>> first, right to what authorities are calling potential new evidence in the case of a yale student gone missing. mike taibbi has the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. last night yale vp sent out an e-mail calling it the most perplexing mystery adding we don't know where annie le is or what happened to her. there's hope all week she may be another nervous runaway bride a police source in new haven confirmed that bloody clothes and other evidence were found in this building behind me, evidence that suggests a strong possibility of foul play. the search for evidence and witnesses has been intense. the fbi working with dozens of city, state and yale university police to determine what kind of missing persons case they had been probing. foul play or just cold feet? in a press conference late saturday, caution -- >> we're not in a position today to conclude whether this is a missing persons case or whether criminality is involved.

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. >>> when johnny carson said good-bye to the tonight show, his last gate, be it tte midler. be sure to be there when joy welcomes her at 9:00 eastern on hln. >>> a father is heartbroken, christopher savoie, his kids taken to japan by his ex-wife. he had full custody in the states n. japan, he is in trouble. he is behind bars because he tried to get his kids back. let's listen to this heartbroken dad as he just wants the simple things again, playing some catch with his son. >> -- on the ball field again. the one thing you can't ever get back, you know, they could give me money, they could give me anything but they can't take back time and next week, i won't be playing ball with him, i won't be playing catch with him. just won't. that week will never happen again. >> he is so right. money can't buy that time back. we have our experts standing by, jury me morley, the attorney -- jury me, let's talk about options here. many people wonder can the u.s. government get involved, diplomacy, is that in the cards here for us or not. >> it will help. and we're asking the government to d

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carson palmer, that's a touchdown to chris henry. tied it up at 21. later in the third, same score.nson going right, patience. picks up six. don't worry about the ball. get it down. >> cedric benson playing as hard as you could run the last five games of the season. they were not winning. he has carried it over to this season. >> 149 yards on 21 carries. later in the drive on third and 11. chad ocho cinco talking about doing the lambeau leap if he got into the end zone. give him credit. he went to the bengals fans. if you're going to do a lambeau leap, lambeau leap it. packers onside, and it works. can't have another heart breaking loss for cincinnati. trevon williams recovers it. now you've got to get down. got to spike the ball one last play and break the hearts one more time of the cincinnati bengals. as they're getting set, it's a false start. ten-second runoff. this time fate smiles on cincinnati. they win 31-24. game is over. >> when we continue on "nfl primetime," it's not how you start, it's how you finish. ladies and gentlemen, adrian peterson. oh, man. >> plus frank gore t

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