: in her new solo show, carson mccullers talks about love. the late southern writer best known for her novels "the heart is a lonely hunter" and "the member of the wedding." what made you want to write a play about her life? >> i felt a sympathy with her character. there's the biography of her that i saw in a library when i was 17. i saw her face. i felt that i could look like her. >> mason: the author, who died in 1967 at age 50, had rheumatic fever as a child and later suffered a series of strokes. >> there was this comings of fragility and of determination that she worked constantly. >> mason: in one of the 15 songs she's written or cowritten for the show, vega likens mack culler's to an iron butterfly ♪ i can be sweet. i can be wise ♪ . >> mason: the rattlestick play wright's theater in greenwich village where she's performing is around the corner from some of the coffee houses where the singer got her start but vega also studied theater in college. >> i always suspected i would like to put on a costume and a wig and jump around on a stag

we were on the carson show. sorry. >> we were on the carson show once following chevy chase to have just promoted his christmas release the three amigos. we talked a little then johnnie said roger, what is your least favorite christmas picture? we were looking directly at each other then i noticed the invisible expression flash. i knew what the answer had to be and i believe in that sector and johnny did too. ipods. the three amigos i said. there was a strange audience reaction. audiences expect people to be nice and chevy chase save the moment by saying looking forward to your next picture. carson did a double take and said i wish i had not said that. i said me to. >> one of the reasons for our success of the show is just like the victims of a curse and a fairy tale we were compelled to tell the truth. we were critics sank could not tell diplomatic ties. there may be a temptation but the other guy would call you on it. if i try to talk around his questions gene would have jumped like a wolf. you would just say

. >> like johnny carson. he just sat on a stool and waxed poetic and said thank you after 25 years.he's not gone. she is going to spend all her time now promoting her new cable network, oprah winfrey network, "own. ." >>> another late night for best bird callers the bay area has to offer. >> that's right. the winners of the annual period monday high school bird calling contest -- piedmont high school bird calling contest making their annual appearance last night on late night with david letterman. [ bird calls ] with johnny carson. letterman ion. >> for many, many years, the winners appeared on the tonight show with johnny carson. letterman has continued the tradition. that contest began back in 1963. and congratulations to all those winners. >> that's a big deal at piedmont. >> absolutely. >> i have had a couple of buddies go through the ranks there and ending up on the tonight show, cool. >> good for them. >>> well, the time now 4:57. >>> did arnold schwarzenegger use your money to cover up his affairs? how the former governor is responding to some new allegations. >>> and san jos

just being out there every day -- when carson stopped his show, his voice lost some timbre.eople would talk to him on the phone, he sounded different because he wasn't on stage projecting every night. he missed it so much he wrote monologue, is that we read on the phone. >> and send in jokes to letterman. >> charlie: thank you. pleasure. thank you. >> thank you. >> charlie: bradley cooper is back, actor best known for "the hang over" "wedding crashers" and "limitless" here is a look at some of his work. >> hey, let's all promise in ten years from today we'll meet again and wel see what kind of people we've blossomed in to. >> yeah! >> what time do you want to cincinnati. >> you mean ten years from now? >> yh. >> let's meet in the morning to make a day of it. >> okay, what is it? like 9:00 or 9:30? >> let's say 9:00 that way we can be here by 9:30. >> why don't we say 9:30 make it your beeswax to be here at 9:0. we'll all be in o late 20s, i don't see any reason why we can't be places on glim are you okay? well, my head is in the toilet. what do you any why don't you do the m

gene and i one of the carson -- sorry. >> gene and i were on the carson show once, following chevy chase to a just promoted his christmas release, the three amigos. and we talked a little and then johnny said, roger, what's your least favorite christmas picture? we were looking directly at each other when he said that. and i noticed an almost invisible expression flashed across his face. i knew what the answer had to be, and i believe in a second johnny did, too. i paused. the three amigos, i said. there was a stranger audience reaction. audiences expect guest on talk shows to be nice. chevy chase say the moabite quickly sank, looking forward to your next picture. carson did one of his double takes and said, gee, i wished i hadn't said that. i said, me, too. >> one of the reasons for the success of our show and our interests as talk show guests is that like the victims of some curse in a fairytale, we were compelled to tell the truth. we were critics. we couldn't tell diplomatic lies. we had each other to keep us honest. there might be a temptation to say something diplomatic, but the ot

here's what congressman carson said, and it's on video. i was walking down the cannon house steps, walking out of cannon, and a mob of 400 people surrounded us. people started to roll the in word 15 times, he said, 15 people, killed the bill, in word. kill the bill, in word. he said was a page of the time machine and then the police saw we were in peril, and i'm paraphrasing but it's pretty much freedom, and then the police assault and took us out of 60. there is no police reports that this happened. there is no police version, there is no audio of the 400 people coming to say they heard it. one person could have been there could have been a liberal, nobody saw it. congressman carson created such an image that is not what barney frank said. one person said something. he created a vivid image of a page of a time machine to read that is -- those are his words. and when i heard his description, and i juxtaposed it with what people were saying like your friend said, it didn't happen. it didn't happen. i was so upset i offered $100,000 this wou

sean miller, he grew up on the johnny carson show when he was a little kid. he is also a great coach. he is at arizona in now. those are the two names that are really getting some traction here at the university of maryland. it has been fun, but it has been different. >> bittersweet. thank you very much. >>> ron paul attended 80 party rally. he was able to do some serious fund-raising. >> he pulled down over $1 million yesterday during a 24- hour fundraiser. his presidential exploratory committee notified supporters by e-mail and social networking site prompting a flood of online donations. he pioneered this fund-raising technique during the 2008 campaign. this is the second major one-day fundraiser of the 2012 race. at wendy's we grill fresh beef only from north america 'cause we believe that's the way u make hot and juicy hamburgers. the other guys use frozen beef and some of it comes from ... whonoswhere. you won't findny frozozen beef at wendy's. so try our bacon mushshroom melt with applewood smoked bacon and a cheesy mushroom sauce. you know a hot and j

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carson: mr. speaker, my amendment seeks to address shortfalls in the current department of defense mental health assessment process. currently, our service members only receive mental health assessments prior to deployment and after returning home. my amendment simply requires the department of defense to provide mental health assessments to our troops during deployment, improving chances that post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, depression and other mental health issues are detected and treated early. the amendment also requires that medical records from past unit assignments and the v.a. be reviewed whenever possible. currently, these records are rarely considered. as we all well know, our troops are under a constant threat while deployed in iraq and afghanistan. many are injured or see their friends injured or killed. throughout it all, they perform amazingly and should be commended. but these are the exact experiences that lead to serious mental health issues. yes -- yet, d

that's carson daly. >> jimmy: all right. you're not going to maybe take a few minutes -- >> no!. >> jimmy: yeah, you do the jokes before i do them. all right, so you're not going? >> no. >> jimmy: all right, good. because i would miss you. i would miss you. >> i would miss you, too. >> jimmy: i love seeing -- every time i see you you're -- you're great. >> this is the second time i've seen you in -- six years. >> jimmy: that's true. yes. that's true. [ laughter ] backstage, you called me gary. [ laughter ] i was like, "close enough. close enough. i'll take it." you just sat down. you did an interview with one of our favorites -- steven tyler. >> this is a good week for me. i had meat loaf there, a second ago, backstage just came up and gave me a hug. the guys from twisted sister -- and, yeah, i did steven tyler out in los angeles. what a life this guy has had. >> jimmy: he's amazing. >> i mean, you know -- all the years with aerosmith. a little control substance issue there as well, by the way, but he's now "american idol." he's loving it. he's got this incredible house in the h

here's what congressman carson said and it was on video. i was walking down the canon house steps. was walking out of cankan joca mob of 400 people came through. 15 times 15 people kill the bill "n" word he said. kill the bill "n" word. he said it was a page out of a time machine. and then the police saw that we were in peril and i'm paraphrasing him but it's pretty much verbatim and took us out of safety. there's no police report that this happened. there's no police person. there is no audio of any of the 400 people coming forward to say that they heard it. nobody -- one person could have been there who could have been a liberal saying, i saw it. nobody saw it. congressman carson created such an image that it's not what barney frank said, one person said something. he created a vivid image that he described as a page out of a time machine. that is -- those are his words. and when i heard his description and i juxtaposed it with what people were saying around there, like your friend said, it didn't happen. it didn't happen. i was so upset that i offered $100,000 and guess what hap

here's what congressman carson said. it's on video. i was talking down the cannon house steps, walking out of cannon, and a mob of 400 people surrounded us. people started to hurl the n-word 15 times, he says, 15 times, 15 people, kill the bill, n-word he said. kill the bill, n-word, he said. it was a page out of a time machine. the police saw we were imperil, and the police saw us and took us out of safety. there's no police report that this happened. there is no police person. there is no audio of the 400 people coming forward saying they heard it. one person could have been there who was a liberal saying i saw it. nobody saw it. conman carson created such an image that it's not what barney frank said, one person said something, but he created an image he described out of a page from a time machine. those are his words. when i heard his description, and i juxtaposed it with what people said around there like your friends said, it didn't happen. it didn't happen. i was so upset that i offered $100,000, and guess what happened the next

the goal is to look for ways to lower in carson nation, deal with those low level nuisances. so, we have created neighborhood boards. we have been talking to various communities, and this is basically a decriminalized way of handling the issue. we're working with other partners in the criminal justice system to work more effectively with more serious crime, with more backlog. we have a significant backlog. year-to-date, we have over 70 homicide cases that are over three years old. we have many -- many prosecutors aren't carrying a caseload of approximately 200 -- many prosecutors are carrying a caseload of approximately 200 cases. that is a challenge, to figure out how to bring a different way to work with the other partners. frankly, i am not a great believer in everything being an adversarial process. myself and the public defender are working in collaboration to improve our collaborative force. not only are we moving more cases into our neighborhood courts, but the other process is we will hold people accountable and restore the justice. but we are also moving other cases

rickles and carson and dozens of others followed. as one guest put it, it's kind of like visiting the past. of course, that was the problem. so the sahara, a faded star, goes the way of the stardust. >>> and speaking of vegas regulars, jerry lewis announced today that after 46 years, this year will be his last labor day telethon to raise money for muscular dystrophy. it's been a television staple for decades. he'll continue as the chairman saying today he'll never desert his kids. >>> up next, advice for some of this year's graduates from a big-draw commencement speaker today. >>> high school graduation is big. today at booker t. washington high school in memphis, it was really big. first of all, they worked hard for today. they took a failing school in an impoverished neighborhood and turned it around, and they were richly rewarded with a visit from the president himself. so we'll close here tonight with his message to them. >> congratulations to the class of 2011. we're here today because every single one of you stood tall. and sai

they showed their rage id carson said that they were from a tier in a district but in fact they were from the g.b. . and the driver experience they would tend to follow the car which was also for a change a big change for the prosecutor's office where prosecutor become close said so make it a draw into the. awards couple incompetent authorities have decided that she should be exalts to disregard. the outskirts of gorky in the newly built area should have been key here and there a some sort of and yelling and on the spend seven years of their lives together and during all that time every step was monitored by the k.g.b. how many employees were watching several how many cassettes of kin civilians were shot and what reports were made it's more still a secret to this day. i'm good well good thank you for bringing you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future covered. mission free accreditation free transport charges free the arrangement free risk free stew types freezing and dumb old free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free media dog

start with a ball and spawns i must end it says carson beaton start of a russian premier league season with a one zero victory of illusion in the stadium got the only goal of the game which is twelve minutes to go to get a red and white are not cheated big. came into the game knowing they would go top of the table with a win in a game of few chances of a spot side look at the only goal of the game just twelve minutes in. karting in from the left of course and make a point right for that shot from the run up to their. great strike from the brazilian when it was first goal of the season. it's quite important victory for britain why it's undervalued the carpet still picking the team despite resigning as manager of the parts course not the season. but it was a game between two even teams but thankfully we managed to get that all important goal i'm really happy with my team for doing what i told them to do and it was a really important victory for us with all the political will to support all he managed to get the winter to him for we have still got to clear them in the club with its author

they should deliberately carson said that they were from a team or in a district but in fact they were from the g.b. . and the driver target they were came to follow the car which is also from a kegerator came from the prosecutor's office where prosecutor become dull said so make it a broader. awards couple the competent authorities have decided that you should be exhausted this is your god a question of. the outskirts of gorky in the new builds area should have been key here andrei sakharov and yellin and on the spend seven years of their lives together and during all that time there every step was monitored by the k.g.b. how many employees were watching sound off how many cassettes of hidden surveillance was shot and what reports were made it's all still a secret to this day. culture is that so much of an oldish was a share of power in mind that the mark of the arab awakening is often referred to as revolutions in the arab middle east there can be no doubt something in court obviously try this feature. in india already is available in the movie god love joy b. hotels the home of vill

they show deliberately carson said that they were from a tear in a district but in fact at war from the g.b. . and the driver it turns out they would tend to follow the car which is also from occasionally came to the prosecutor's office where prosecutor become color said to make it a draw into. stripped of all the contents authorities have decided that you should be exhausted this is your god a collection. of. the outskirts of gorky in the newly built area should have been key here and there a subset of and yelena on the spend seven years of their lives together and during all that time every step was monitored by the k.g.b. how many employees were watching several how many cassettes of hidden civilians were shot and what reports were made it's all still a secret to this day. culture is the same of the taxpayers' money but maybe they would like to have a real media is the story of many middle classes in the developed world the middle classes seen its condition and fortunes under stress for decades at the. moscow a limited physical institute and the academy of sciences the employees of t

. >> and i saw the amazing randy on the "tonight show," with johnny carson, doing all the same things that uri geller was doing and i thought, it wasn't enough to have a scientific explanation, you have to have professional skeptics to know how deception works and how people trick other people. >> why do people latch on to these things, like uri gel ar bending spoons or most recently, the end of the world claims? >> so it begins the basic pattern connections, we're pattern-seeking primates. that's called learning so we do that really well. the problem is that we don't have a good baloney detection module in our brain that says that's a true pattern, that's a false pattern. science does that pretty well. but our brains don't naturally do that. we latch on to anything that sounds reasonable. especially if it's claim, a claim is made by somebody that we respect, a authority figure. we're very tribal. as soon as you commit to a plibl position or a religious position, your tribal leader then says something like harold campy says the world is going to end on may 21. okay. >> i don't get it.

president preventive came to pay their last respects the gaps was sixty two years old and it led carson if the last six years during its struggle to retain independence from georgia because his sovereignty was recognized by russia in two thousand and eight following the georgian military assault on another caucasian republic south of setia we have his body has now been flown to have cars here will be held on thursday. in america big brother present and he's learned how to text on it the u.s. government now has got a system that can send of merge and see alerts to everyone from blizzards to terror threats the warnings will go straight to people's phones but many feel it's creating needless panic because artie's miniport frowned at. the country that created i phones. has more than three hundred million wireless users and in the name of national security the u.s. government will soon have a direct link to each and every handheld device it's like a piece of this is going it's there for good reason but we hope that we never have to pull the trigger gathered at the scene of the september elev

three other intrepid travelers that now returned safely to earth and america an italian and a russian carson are receive their world all come as a reports the crew of the i assess that have spent six months there have safely landed in the step in kazakhstan as we've been watching on the screens here in mission control in moscow the crash there not jewel that they came back and departed from the i.s.o.'s a few hours before it came to land then it started its descent reentered the earth's atmosphere came in over the caspian sea then opened its parachute and eventually landed safely in the step in classic stern and teams of helicopters and planes were ready to receive the proof and to make sure they were all ok after their descent it's the end of the twenty seventh expedition on the i assess this crew been up there for six months and while they've been up there was well is conducting a lot of experiments both on themselves to see how they responded to the environment of space and also many technical experiments and perceiving space vehicles that they've also seen in some rather interesting and

and dallas carson a great except that from now on russia will recognize that foreign university could promise russian credentials are not recognise abroad it's a really fair. reading you know it's unfair but a retaliation in this respect is not the right option we're interested in bringing the best scientists and shooters to russia to teach our students in russian universities rather than encouraging our young people to study abroad we're negotiating qualification recognition with leading american and european universities so ca should listen to them in holding these negotiations we hope to create a mutual is situational understanding not the state level of real interest usual cooperation of the third. with the best foreign universities recognise degrees awarded by our best universities to do so i think that this is a more effective and positive ways for us to be able to provide the best scientists from around the world to russia and the our best young scientists to work in the leading world centers without any problems with us. people including one rating our top university of moscow

and also some of the biggest name there's in showbiz, such as frank sinatra, johnny carson and elvis presley. its owners decided it was no longer economically viable. there's no word on what will happen, now, to that property. you hear about this happening so many casinos. they've been there since the beginning. >> a new era in vegas. >>> when we come back this morning, the developing story about arnold schwarzenegger's secret child. >> can you believe this? >>> after a potentially disastrous mishap, a big recovery for one couple on the dance floor last night. can't even watch it. we're coming back. 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! [ male announcer ] visine-a is clinically proven to relieve

was reading ron paul of prison it's amazing you know we just heard from one i guess i interview the carson self last week that if he was a look at present he would pardon all nonviolent drug offenders in federal prison you think it would get a few more people read his books and it is pretty exciting but prodigy was amazing he was very much like minded he was very smart he was very intellectual and it was in our interview and i know you got you i mean you landed an incredible interview yesterday as you said you got you got an exclusive one on one with ben bernanke well it wasn't kind of what i wanted but i did get the job done i kind of snuck into a private gala where by the verdict he was added. i just had very little information from some knowledge some new insight from the feds and i told them what i had to say here's a clip. what you do at the two thousand and eight build a burger i'm not doing any press today it was just because that's where they just wanted to destroy the economic merry get american economy do it i mean what you do with a bill burger but doing press today no questions

had made a mistake because i did not vote my conscience but thanks so much for joining us tonight carson very well thank you for the opportunity thank you for the show and what you're doing is well that's our show for the night thanks for tuning into adam vs the man please check out adam vs the man i found a vote on guests and topics and find me on facebook and twitter as always you can e-mail me adam at am versus the man dot com and you can catch this broadcast lives there's an r t dot com slash usa and on you tube this is an unfocused from washington d.c. and.

i have been walking like loretta young for 50 years land, but a little johnny carson?ays looking around. and sometimes i could get so involved in my impression with johnny carson that i would finished the show and even writing in alimony check at the end. >> tonight, there are still tickets available the opening of the arinda . www.arindatheatersquare. com and www.richlittle.com i'm even going to imitate you! thank you. you are the best, the real show business. >> i like anybody that likes movies. >> and i love movies. back to you, marty. >> marty: still ahead, your seven day forecast in the bay to breakers. a live look at the golden gate bridge with overcast conditions. we will be right back back >> welcome to henry's garden. lance is the perfect expert on citrus. lance, just for starters we are going to be talking about how you can create an entire of garden of lemons. >> citrus is easy to grow in pods. with drainage, the bigger, the better, it looks good and hot saucthe meyer lemon is perfect for a pot and precocious. >> they're even do great. a perfect pot and kumq

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>> judy carson on the w. 80. he taught him lessons learned and best part is. do you have some in particular you'd like to discuss with the audience now? >> have a host of them in the book and they think they're accessible in reading our account of how we proceeded and also comparing it to what happened in the intervening years between 2004 and now and you can see in that comparison how great a job al qaeda doesn't in adjusting to it in reconstituting itself and how poor a job we actually do in learning lessons and sustaining an effort and there by default create operating business. specifically, i think primary lessons learned, you have to have an idea of how you're going to go about this. this can't be more than just a collection of kind of ad hoc efforts. you need to did not only from the government, but from the people of the country. this was a less than i first in egypt in the 1990s when they were the saddest by a very strong terrorism. in the cage to the tipping point out one day when a 12-year-old egyptian girl was killed to run a precarious operations.

black girl from mississippi rose to the top, eclipsing her talk show idol, phil donahue and johnny carsonn song may be the show ender of all-time. >> i think it's up there with johnny carson's final good-bye. >> i bid you a very heartfelt good night. >> the end of "m.a.s.h." the end of "cheers" it's a big television moment. >> reporter: an end of an era, maybe, but certainly not the end of oprah. just ask one of the many tv stars to whom oprah gave his big break. >> i know how many things that she has in store, and how exciting this new chapter is going to be for her. >> and now, here we are. >> reporter: with her very own network, oprahw3 hopes to be winning audiences for years to come. >> this is going to be good! >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> dr. phil mcgraw also became a tv host and household name due to his appearances on oprah. before he left to cover the tornado, chris sat down with dr. phil to discuss her role in the talk show host's own career as well as how oprah helped to shape the history of daytime television. >> we just celebrated our 1,500th show and

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they are lobbying lawmakers in carson city to pass bills legalizing the automated vehicle.says it's test driven the hybrid cars more than 140,000 miles on california roads including twisty and mountainous highway 1 between san francisco and los angeles. it drives itself without a human google is asking for an exemption that would allow occupants to text while sitting behind the wheel. >> the skies are clearing up. you may be able to see a rare alignment. look at the east around half an hour or so, around 6:30, right now. open the window and if you have a clear view of horizon you will see mars and jupiter cluster together. they will be side by side. four planets will rearrange themselves forming different shapes in the pre-dawn sky. >> eric: you won't see the words. a teacher from san jose is fit to join five other educators aboard a flying observatory. nasa has selected her to be one of the first teachers aboard the first observatory for infrared as tron any. it takes place later this month and in june. modified plane carries a giant telescope and working areas for the res

many in congress disagree with president obama's decision including democrat from indiana andrew carsonand congressman, why do you believe that the photo should have been released? >> well, it is a delicate thing. let me first commend and salute our president for his tremendous and bold leadership as well as our military and the intelligence community. i think that it is a delicate balancing act number one, and releasing the photos would bring a great deal of closure not only to americans, but to folks worldwide that osama bin laden is dead. on the other hand, releasing the photo could exacerbate existing tensions that are already out there, and incite others to cause harm to americans and folks worldwide. so he has to walk a tight rope and i respect the leadership, but he is bold and we are proud of him. >> but i was told, congressman, that you believe that the president should have released the photos and why? >> i i said that the president has a right to release the photo, but it is an executive decision. i trust his leadership and trust his judgment. if he does not want to release t

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