the time period at that point was carson befts at carson which was reruns of the tonight show and i don't think johnny was happy with those shows. they decided to do a new show and dick ebersole was hired as director of late night. left sports. >> what were you doing at the time? >> at the time i was working with lily tomlin on producing her shows and abc. i began at abc with the phyllis diller show and laugh-in but all in california. >> "saturday night live." what a history. how did you get on to the show? >> well i auditioned like everyone did. i had some friend who were on the show already and of course grew up watching it. so then i just met lauren at an undisclosed location and handed him an envelope with $50,000 and here i am. >> was the audition just with him. >> it used to be but then hr -- >> its really -- good job. you should write comedy. >> nice job. it's really a very -- it's on this stage and you can't see anyone out there. >> did they give you something? >> you do characters and impression, you have what, five minutes. >> how did you get on the show? >> i was doing a two pe

the time period at that point was carson, the best of carson, which reruns of the "tonight show," and i don't think johnny was happy with those shows. they decided to do a new show and dick ebersol was hired as director of late night. left sports. >> what were you doing at the time? >> at the time i was working with lily tomlin on producing and writing on her shows, both at cbs and abc. i had done one or two -- i had begun at nbc with the phyllis diller show and laugh-in. but all in california. >> larry: "saturday night live," what hayes tore. amy, how did you get onto the show? >> well, i auditioned like everyone here did. and i had some friends that were on the show already. and of course, grew up watching it. so i -- and then i just met lauren in an undisclosed location and handed him an envelope with $50,000. and here i am. it's really -- good job. you should write comedy. >> nice, nice. >> it's really a very -- it's on this stage. and you kind of can't sea anyone out there. >> larry: did they tell you to do something or give you something? >> you do characters and impressions. wh

carson ] >> really?and applause ] >> jimmy: that is right. oh, my god. thank you for doing that. i appreciate that. >> those were great days. i used to do johnny so much, and i'd get so into johnny carson, when the show was over, i would go out, go to my dressing room and write out an alimony check. [ laughter ] i went poor doing that show. >> jimmy: also, i've seen you do, one of my favorites, you do andy rooney. now, what is this -- what's wrong with andy? >> well, andy rooney is interesting. you know, i mean, he's got to be about 300 years old. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's 301. he's 301. >> he seems to have been doing that show since i was a little kid. [ as andy rooney ] but andy rooney is a whiner. you know, he's always questioning things, you know? [ laughter ] if you wrote a book about failures, and it didn't sell, would it be considered a success? [ laughter and applause ] i wondered about that. now, if a turtle -- if a turtle loses his shell, is he homeless or is he naked? [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

well we'll stay on the ice because carson pages that have denied they are on the prowl for the legendary wayne gretzky to take over as then you coach the canadian seen here on a visit to the russia hankering to vancouver olympics have been reported to be in talks with a k. but their general manager. insists they haven't approached gretzky the forty nine year old train the teams have three years but is with jackie job at the moment. while russia says it will change that with a bid to host the twenty sixteen world ice hockey championships in prime minister putin saying matches will be held in moscow and some pages but he's also revealed plans to revive one of the great hockey rivalry between russia and you canada twenty twelve is the fortieth anniversary of the nine hundred seventy two summit series between the two countries it's hoped a similar contest will be staged to mark the anniversary the n.h.l. and canada hockey chiefs have welcomed the idea that there is also good news for russia's disabled athletes the government is committed to investing heavily in them for the sorts of winter o

i was like, "oh, my god, i got to get that toy, man." >> the carson kids start to build strong futures beyond their school as they make monthly visits to toyota headquarters. >> ok. you guys ready? i'm gonna unveil the toyota plant. ok? >> ooh! >> wow! >> oh, wow. >> ahh. >> that is very cool. >> actually, we need that reaction all together. ready? 1, 2 ,3. >> ooh! >> yes. thank you. ok. >> i see teamwork. toyota always brings up teamwork, teamwork, teamwork. they build cars as though they were at the assembly lines at a toyota factory, they work together with time, and they talk about money, all these situatio that they will eventually wind up working with in the future. >> they can use that tomorrow in school, and if they choose not to go on to college because they have other bigger and bett things ahead of them, then they can still use those tools that we give them. >> "hispanics today" was there as todos kicked off its terrific new workshop, where students see life in the real world through the eyes oadults. >> this is who you are going to be for the next hour and 20 minutes with u

carson palmer today made a couple of critical throws for interceptions. you had just even drew brees who just didn't play his type of game. not really getting things done and moving the football the way they are capable of. and the ball is in the quarterback's hands so much, they determine so much of their team's success and failure, i think you're going to see these quarterbacks have to come through and start playing a little bit better football to be consistent in the middle of the year. >> tony, thanks a lot. we shift to mike florio, the subject is another quarterback but a different situation. mike, you and peter king and others have been reporting all day on the ongoing situation in the brett favre situation when he was with the jets in 2008. what is the update? >> well, bob, i agree with what peter king said during "football night in america." this is a situation that could be wrapped up by the end of the money and would be be surprising if the nfl were to ultimately suspend brett favre for something that would turn out to be an isolated dissented.

stuart stoloff has been practicing medicine in carson city, nevada, for over 32 years. but stoloff is more than your typical family doc. if you have asthma, he likely helped with your diagnosis. that's because dr. stoloff serves on the national expert panel setting asthma treatment guidelines. and that's a key reason dr. stoloff came to the attention of drug companies like glaxosmithkline, which asked him to speak to other doctors. >> and when you do that, when you're involved in that task, the pharmaceutical industry really would like to have you as an adviser. the pharmaceutical company wants to know what you are thinking, what the evidence is. >> reporter: when he first started speaking to other doctors, dr. stoloff says glaxo paid him to talk about his work and the work of the expert panel. >> and that was an absolute joy to me, because i got to raise issues. i got to ask questions where we don't have answers. >> reporter: a new database compiled by the non-profit newsroom propublica underscores the extensive financial connections between pharmaceutical companies an

you could see the snow coming down the winter weather advisory is in effect for reno, a tall and carson city already. jacqueline bennett is here with a look at our forecast. >> let's talk about the top of the forecast here is a live look from heavenly ski resort you can see this snow on the ground and very cloudy conditions as rated snow continued to rotate through the area of the higher elevations are seeing that snow pureed a stake a look at the reader to see what's pushing through now. were seeing snow showers and some 500 ft. above. bay area clear conditions now but we did see a band of showers and tahoe that swept through south southwest and brush to gilroy, morgan hill in monterey this to go water picture right now and he was pushing through. you could see a wave of rain starting to move through lake tahoe and going to swing back around the bay area tonight into tomorrow. will continue to see the chances of rain as the storm centers over south-central california future cast for tomorrow afternoon, 2:00 p.m. slight chance of rain over vallejo. you notice not a whole lot of stalling

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way tie for the going into the second day of gulfport schoolmasters with martin the favor robert carson all in eight and the favorite claiming a whopping eleven birdies including this one on the ninth on the first day double bogey on the eighteenth cost him the out rightly also hitting a sixty four which i had first and former european number one carlsen is also up there with a good control round on the opening day and a great approach shot. with a shot of the day how about this from simon although a rare bit of joy for the englishman who hit a level par seventy two. also playing some of europe's ryder cup stars and although they're not topping the leaderboard at the moment the likes of me get angle i've been raising money for children's charities through the season they take part in the park the charity event which is a little contest among the place and since it started three years ago it's generated over eight hundred thousand dollars. but between. everyone probably money we raise more money towards the charitable causes that. we're doing . as well that. you know they can raise money

chris: here's how johnny carson treated the fallout from that one. >> president ford went out to rockwell international where he climbed into the cockpit of a b-1 bomber and the president said the b-1 bomber is essential to protect him from polish voters. chris: not just them, but maybe one of the funniest screwups was this from vice president dan quayle's visit to a junior high school backn i '92. >> and that one little bit on the end. there you go. chris: david letterman knew a great kid interview when he saw on e. he booked that young man, william figueroa, who told him quail -- quayle actually came prepared for that meeting. >> he had a type of like flash cards with the words on them. >> he this the correct spelling of the word that he was going to ask you about? [laughter] >> except for potato. >> except for potato. that's right. >> you announce potato and your hand goes up. >> he picks me so i go out to the chalkboard and start writing potato, and then when i was walking back to my chair, he said stop and go back and put the e on potato. that's when all of the reporters came to me.

the police say the car was speeding after it smashed in to several vehicles at 106th and carson this afternoon. they got out of the car, got rid of a gun, and ran away. >>> a sports field may be built in paul low al toe to -- palo alto to honor a fallen officer. neighbors are concerned about noise, parking, and traffic. we just learned a decision will not be made until next month at the earliest. supporters will lose $250,000 in grants. >>> crews are adding another section to the bay bridge tower. the work will continue around the clock through the end of the week if there are no wind deplays. when the two sections are complete, the tower will rise more than 270 feet above the water. pretty impressive. cal tran says in the meantime, the drivers should think safety first. please don't watch the work while behind the wheel. >> all right, do you hesitate going to the doctor because you're sick and you don't have health insurance? what started today that guarantees that health coverage for californians with preexisting conditions? >> i'm white. i can't jump as high. >> how much would you

all about chantilly senior quarterback carson romine. chargers up early on. later on.. chantilly wins 24-17. >>> sky 9 above ashburn. fairfax versus stonebridge. stonebridge quarterback in the wildcat -- or should i say the wild bulldog. 1-yard touchdown to put the bulldogs up. 56-0 the score. >> we are the westfield high cheerleaders. you're watching the report. >> thank you, ladies, out there tonight. air attack on full display. jimmy boone dropping a bomb on me. or on west westfield. game tied at 14. here come the dogs. bulldogs prevailing 21-14. >>> back to the space ship. skylights from sky 9. marshall taking on langly. up 14-0. quarterback brayden anderson. a touchdown. >>> time for our weekly segment when we shine the light on a play that made us say wow. it is our play of the night. we call it the light of the night. let's check it out. back to seneca valley. once again, it is quarterback nicholson who believes he can fly. to michael. nice score. seneca valley rolling 37-0. >>> remember, you can always whrog on for -- can always log on. dc dot high school sport

carson palmer today made a couple of critical throws for interceptions. had just even drew brees who just didn't play his type of game. not really getting things done and moving the football the way they are capable of. and the ball is in the quarterback's hands so much, they determine so much of their team's success and failure, i think you're going to see these quarterbacks have to come through and start playing a little bit better football to be consistent in the middle of the year. >> tony, thanks a lot. we shift to mike florio, the subject is another quarterback but a different situation. mike, you and peter king and others have been reporting all day on the ongoing situationn the brett favre situation when he was with the jets in 2008. what is the upda? >> well, bob, i agree with what peter king said during "football night in america." this is a situation that could be wrapped up by the end of the money and would be be surprising if the nfl were to ultimately suspend brett favre for something that would turn out to be an isolated dissented. here is

plot according to court testimony hussein recruited the economically strapped defended spy offering carson can carry out. now the orchestrated operation then the agent provocateur war testified as the government's key witness in post nine eleven america the f.b.i. has upped its ante against terrorism allegedly boiling hot summers the country question is would there be any lots of oil without government form in place to help free that despite surprisingly little criticism from amnesty international and human rights watch others have expressed a war over what they term entrapment a practice considered unacceptable in countries all throughout europe i now think it is i know what is entrapment aleesha macwilliams mccullum is the honor of twenty nine year old david williams one of the new birth for she says her nephew is languishing behind bars for a fake terror attack grown in the home of the u.s. government they are creating scenarios they are manufacturing crimes that would not have occurred if you had not planned on unconstructive seen into a community bin ladin is still out there there are

a fun time working are booked my flight to new york ok stay server thanks again for being on the carson report thank you x. i'll see you soon all right that does it for this half of the show when we come back more about joe wiesenthal's product ologist and a special guest so don't go away. it was that so much to me. a lot of people hear you. in alternative media outlets for challenging the dominance of traditional heavyweights in all languages why the review was looking for alternative. welcome back to the kaiser report well we're going to stay in new york city we're going to talk with barry ritholtz author blogger analyst marries the author of bailout nation and his big picture blog to be found it really holds dot com barry welcome to the kaiser report thanks for having me max all right you wrote something on your blog very interesting he said it's no longer about right versus left it's about really sounds to me like class war talk a little bit about that and some of the recent things you've been writing about you know there in the united states we have a two party system and the basic

and there's a weather advisory for reno, carson city and fresno. >>> the u.s.geological service says a 4.4 magnitude quake was located west of eureka. the u.s. geological service says the largest was a 3.3 magnitude quake that hit just before 6:30 this morning. the quake struck an area north of henry coast state park in the foothills about 20 miles east of san jose, the usgs says the quake was the tpoáufrts in this region since last night. >>> we talked about the rain in reno a second ago. and bill martin is here to tell us, there is rain just not right here just yet. >>> it's definitely a wide storm. we'll go to live storm tracker 2. we put it into motion. the motion, this is unusual, see the way they are coming from, they are coming from the east. so if these showers can stay intact as they come around off the sierra nevada we could see a scattered shower in the sierra. that's sort of what we're up against. if you see a shower or sprinkle, it wont be a surprise. but nothing seems to be a big deal other than cooling our temperatures. i put a slight chance of a

we can take the power away from bureaucrats in carson city and washington, d.c., and give it to teachers and parents at the community level. we can have open enrollment so every parent can choose which school is best for their child. we can provide teachers with more resources so they can have better training. we give provide them with marketing incentives said that if they do their job well they can be paid more. they do not need to leave the teaching profession to make more money. i would tell that teacher that i have a plan to transform our schools and allow them to be creative and do what is in the interest of the child in front of them. they will have more responsibility. nevada will be a place where children can be educated well in my administration. >> education is another priority for me. i have taken the time to visit almost 100 schools throughout the state. i have met with principles. i have met with teachers. i have met with parents. i would tell the teacher that we would hold them accountable, but if you show growth in your students, you'll be rewarded for that. you'll receiv

stay tuned for "carson daly." >> jimmy: thanks for watching. have a good night.irk, happy birthday. [ cheers and applause ] good man. you going out? you dog anything tonight? you partying down? >> just planning on making sweet love to my woman tonight. [ cheers and applause ] it's my birthday! put the kids to bed, and put on the marvin gaye. [ laughter ] >> mmy: that's a little, like, too much information there. i was like, "what are you going to do on your birthday?" but it just made everyone laugh, i didn't want to ask what you're doing for columbus day, but i would just feel -- [ laughter ] do you have any -- do you have any plans? >> well, you know how i do jimmy. >> hit it! ♪ ♪ make sweet, sweet love to your woman this columbus day ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ put the kids to bed break out the wine put on the marvin gaye ♪ ♪ make sweet, sweet love to your woman this columbus day ♪ ♪ travel south of her equator drop your anchor in her bay ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ columbus discovered this land so i could discover ♪ ♪ your body oww ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ columbus elored this land so i c

. >> carson: we're huge fans of yours here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: your husband was just here two weeksazing. >> jimmy: i love the -- >> he ran up there, kissed everybody. i said, "are you running for office?" he got back in the seats. >> jimmy: kissing babies. >> i know. i adore him. i'mis biggest fan. it's true. >> jimmy: would you guys every do a movie together you think? >> well, on camera? [ laughter ] you know, we crack each other up too much, honestly. i couldn't keep a straight face, i don't think. he should direct me, though. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, he bosses me around. i give him a hard time. and that's sort of how it works, right? >> jimmy: you were telling me backstage, you guys -- you don't do the driving when you drive >> exactly. no. his hands are on the wheel, baby. >> jimmy: all the time? >> unless he gets a speing ticket, and then i come in and scoot in for a moment and explain to the officer. we drive a mile down the road. that actually happened on a road trip in an rv with the kids. sorry, babe, i threw you under the train. >> jimmy: did you get out of the ticket?

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>> the standard use to be if you made johnny carson you really hit pop culture. who benefits. star because of her portrayal of sarah palin. but got to take it tongue-in-cheek it is funny. >> they did the same thing to david patterson. he learned to laugh at it too late. christine o'donnell i think has reacted the right way. it is part of our democracy. and we all should have a good laugh. >> sean: i hear they are going after you next. >> they already are. not "saturday night live" mayo known trying to talk about things that are not jermaine to what is going on. -- not germane to what is going on. >> sean: rick sanchez with a liberal point of view, i was reading he was so angry that jon stewart went after him. jon stewart goes after me a lot more. i don't care. >> gloria allred, liberals go after liberals. >> sean: if you are in the public eye and not willing to get beat up once in a while -- >> don't google yourself, don't read it and learn to laugh. >> sean: i don't. >> i twitter. >> there's no good news when -- [ talking over each other ] >> the difference is now it is -- [

baby carson had better timing. he arrived at 10:00 in the morning. 10-10-10 was a day for many couples across the country to get married. the famous white wedding chapel in las vegas was very busy. a lot of chapels had to make changes stocking up on extra elvis impersonators to meet the demand. nothing says a wedding more than having elvis there. bridal stores say 39,000 couples chose 10-10-10 as their wedding day. >>. >> new picture where is the pumpkin weigh off had an added twist to the lay off. an extra $5,000 as the winning pumpkin shatters the world record. the new world record was set by a wisconsin man. his pimp kin tipped the scales at 1800 poundsment 100 measure the last world record. even if the world record is not broken, the person who chose the winning pumpkin will get $6 per pound. >>> from the agony of defeat to the thrill of victory within five minutes. now today could be the day that the giants move forward in their quest for a world championship. today in the bay's christie smith has what fans ar

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