carson daly!u can't -- >> just thank you for that. thank you so much. >> jimmy: you cannot beat the roots. >> way to show up martha stewart there. fallon, way to go. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. how are you, buddy? thank you for coming on our show. >> thank you. are you kidding me? i'm so happy to be here. >> jimmy: oh, finally. because we wanted to have you on 'cause, guys, we go back a long way. we used to be neighbors here at nbc. >> i know, yeah. just a couple floors up. it's, like, a old homecoming thing. a bunch of old roommates, familiar faces. >> jimmy: everyone in the hallway is hugging you, going, "oh, carson!" >> it's so cool. no it's great. i'm so happy for you. congratulations. the show is awesome. >> jimmy: oh, thank you, buddy. i appreciate that. [ cheers and applause ] >> really. >> jimmy: we were friends for a long time, and then our moms became friends. >> well, you were at "snl" and we shot "last call" in this building on 8h, so our offices were on the eighth floor. so, you used

and they still want carson to speak at the commencement. they say they simply want to draw attention to dr. carson's stance. >> i credit my university with being open to and engaging in these conversations. because it's in not having those conversations that can lead to many dangerous kinds of situations and politics. and beyond that we see in our country today. >> god has given us plenty of evidence of who he is. >> reporter: about 500 students, teachers and alumni, have signed the professor's letter, in support. >> reporter: and a hopkins spokeswoman told us today that dr. carson was busy and so far has been unavailable for comment. reporting live at hopkins hospital. mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. thank you, mike. >>> and dr. carson will also receive an honorary degree from emery during the graduation. >>> it is a mild, dreary day. you can see an overcast sky is looming over the region. the sun has been trying to poke through. will the clouds move out any time soon? let's find out. meteorologist tim williams is out of

i said the johnny carson reference, these high school kids didn't know who carson was. >> that's outrageoustch the documentary, order dvds. people will have access to it. >> how is that database going to work? type in for a particular episode -- >> or various seven terms. the other tragedy is the stuff he did from '62 to '72 was taped over. >> paeapparently the network th used to air his show did not want to keep the $500 a day to keep the tapes in order. >> that's crazy. >> yeah. they we want to do a ten-year retrospective and there was no file. >> just big tapes this big, this thick and took up a lot of space. can you believe that? >> we have all of lonnie's forecast recorded and they will never -- ,,,,,,,, ♪ i know she's a super lady ♪ i've gone hazy yeah ♪ i'm crazy for that lady >> all right. welcome back to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm rebecca jarvis. >> i'm jeff glor. this morning a heartwarming story on mother's day, close to mother's day when 12-year-old noah found out his grandmother was about to lose her home, he went out and somehow raised more than $10,000 to help her. in

ben carson controversy. i'm mike hellgren.neurosurgeon is drawing fire on some biology professors and how it could affect the commencement speech. >>> imagine walking across the waters, here at the inner harbor. now, one man says he's planning to do just that. i'm jessica kartalija, i'll explain coming up on wjz. >>> a gloomy day outside. when will the sun return? and the first warning forecast. >> check in in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> in the hands of a judge. the case of baltimore brothers, accused of beating a teen. >> tonight, the suspect takes the stand. what he says really happened. >> hello, everybody. i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> it is now up to a judge. was it self-

♪ >> carson: all right, welcome back to "last call," carson daly, hello, i'm at my favorite place.ustin, texas. south by southwest week presented by sony's music unlimited service, and right now it is time for our first performance of the night. tonight, we turn you on to a band whose first album put them on the map. and whose second will establish them as one of the best indie pop acts around. they're a husband-wife duo from denver, colorado. they're here in austin to take our red7 stage by storm. i give you tennis! ♪ ♪ i prefer to think of him as a man of many means of powers extreme exposed to the extreme ♪ ♪ made you so determined in the never changes mind the only possible excuse for a pretended to be blind ♪ ♪ petition for the life or not on my banner censor show no, oh whoa oh oh oh ♪ ♪ petition for the life or not on my banner censor show no, oh whoa oh oh oh ♪ ♪ ♪ i can't know the riot is motives are mysterious his anger extreme exposed to the extreme ♪ ♪ i see your hidden past memories that don't go back and not to remember why i'm supposed to lack ♪ ♪ petition for the li

and here is carson walks over ice. he was supposed to be here but died of a heart attack about four or five months ago. carson is a vietnam veteran. he was a close friend of mine. and but his uncle was joe medicine crow. so carson went into the army, green beret, he was in the war early. i said you go in and be a warrior. absolute. i grew up listening to my uncle's stories and i wanted to go over and fight vietcong and i wanted to get the war deeds and in fact, i can't spend -- his safe return was predicted in the sun dance, one of the dancers says we saw carson come home and he was standing right in the entrance of the sundance arena but he had a cane. sure enough, he did get shot when he helicoptered late in the war but he got back. but boy, he said i tried like everything to get one of -- a horse. he said but the vietcong didn't have horses. so he did all of this other war deed, touched the enemies. he said you got to get a gun from an enemy, touch a living enemy. i was in the bush and this vietcong came rushing pas

back with me now in is the host of that smash show, carson daly.nd you've been on various sides of this. you're now doing a pure talent show where your previous incarnation, mtv, you created many stars on this show. i can't think of anybody better to put this in perspective. when you host a show like the "voice" how attached do you get to creating a bona fide star. >> very attached. i've been lucky enough through nbc and mark burnett productions to be included and offered my a chair at the creative session to put a show like "the voice" on nbc. i have a say on both sides of the camera. it is important for me. none of us were excited about doing the show in a crowded landscape of lots of musical competition shows, but nbc had a commitment to make good quality, family television, mark burnett makes cinematic television. we had a good spin on it, a heightened version of what was already working in the states. >> very good casting, i thought. >> excellent. >> i thought the casting and the judges on "the voice" was really good. >> we had no idea. we all

. >>> for 30 years johnny carson was truly the king of late night. speaking of great stuff.king a look at his ground breaking career and very complicated private life. we'll talk to the film's creator. >> he is a very private person -- was a very private person. >>> also, home cooked meals for your puppy. three top chefs will show us recipes that have dogs begging for more. >>> our top story. the politics of faith. mitt romney will shortly deliver commencement address at liberty university in virginia. and at sunday services around the country, president obama is likely to take some heat from conservative pastors over his endorsement on same-sex marriage this week. we'll get more from chip reid, who's in washington. >> reporter: good morning. we're told by advisers to the romney campaign that he's not going to mention his religion, mormonism or same-sex marriage today at liberty university. you wonder why. wouldn't this be a good opportunity for him to explain he is a devout christian and christian right, a group he's had a lot of trouble firing up, over the issue of gay mar

and fatherhood and fame with carson daly. >> we're in church every sunday because we have a lot to be thankful for and we know that. >> i'll ask him about his faith, his family and all those supposed wild nights. also, rita wilson, hollywood royalty and the better half of that guy, tom hanks. and only in america, the family jacksons, brothers reunited and divided over michael's killer and a mother grieving her son's death. will you ever get over this? >> never. every morning, every -- all through the day, i think about michael. i just miss him. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. we begin with our big story, the bruising battle for the white house. not just votes that count. it is the money president obama and mitt romney spent billions since announcing support for same sex marriage. president obama raised at least $20 million. $15 million of which came from that big party in hollywood last night, hosted by george clooney. director and actor rob reiner was among the select few invited. he joins me for this interview. rob what was it like? >> it was a great evening. i

. >> rachel carson is our most famous employee. when rachel carson retired from the fish and wildlife service, much of her papers and material went into the incinerator. and we will never let that happen again. >> oh, god. >> who put them in the incinerator? >> they just saw no value in it back then. >> put rachel carson in historic perspective. >> sure. it's very easy. you just talk to douglas brinkley, easily theodore roosevelt is our starting point for the american conservation movement. rachel carson plays the same role with what we call the american environmental movement which has different concerns than roosevelt had. a little more holistic concerns. beginning of concerns about toxins and pollutants. beginning of concerns for endangered species, preserving all speecies and pest or predators and she's a touch point with "the silent spring" that's where it begins. and with theodore roosevelt is where the conservation movement begins. >> you told me earlier you have a son named theodore. any relationship to theodore rooseve roo

. >> you get on the johnny carson show. it's your turn to go on the show, and i think you knocked them out. >> i did pretty well. but first timers tend to do pretty well. in those days they had a wonderful screening system. they would have coordinators come to see you and work out a set and they would say yeah, we think we like you. we'll be back in six weeks. and they didn't -- the last thing they wanted to do is have a guy come on and not do well. because this was the tonight show. this was the cadillac. they wanted to look -- you know, there was never a soft moment on that show. >> you're right. >> so you were pretty well guaranteed through working with these people that you were going to do all right. >> and you did just fine. not everybody got invited over to the desk and heard this from johnny carson. >> had to hitchhike over here this evening. this guy picks me up. driving an old beat up dodge. down on the freeway at an angle like this. right away i'm apprehensive about getting in, you know? the guy driving the car i

mcfaden got hurt in carson's first game last year.eeping mcfaden healthy is key. >> we want him to be healthy, and we want him to stay healthy. we will do everything we can to keep him that way. >> he is an exciting player. he is working hard out here every day to get better and to learn the system and make sure he knows what to do. >> stage three tour of california and 115 miles and san jose to livermore. i get winded driving my car up mount diablo. those guys make it look easy. conditioning is an issue here. fans out in force for the course and the third straight stage. he has a 12-second lead mab -- nba playoffs and don't worry, lady. actually you should worry. heat down two and duane wade with the tie and five seconds left. chalmers for the tie? the pacers even the series at a game apiece 78-75. i'm sorry. was that your face? duncun may be old, but he is aging like fine wine. duncun there with 26. the spurs are just too good though. ginobili with the backdoor. >> excellent. >>> "night lynn" is --" nightline" is up next. >> thank y

mcfaden got hurt in carson's first game last year. is key. >> we want him to be healthy, and we want him to stay healthy. we will do everything we can to keep him that way. >> he is an exciting player. he is working hard out here every day to get better and to learn the system and make sure he knows what to do. >> stage three tour of california and 115 miles and san jose to livermore. i get winded driving my car up mount diablo. those guys make it look easy. conditioning is an issue here. fans out in force for the course and the third straight stage. he has a 12-second lead mab -- nba playoffs and don't worry, lady. actually you should worry. heat down two and duane wade with the tie and five seconds left. chalmers for the tie? the pacers even the series at a game apiece 78-75. i'm sorry. was that your face? duncun may be old, but he is aging like fine wine. duncun there with 26. the spurs are just too good though. ginobili with the backdoor. >> excellent. >>> "night lynn" is --" nightline" is up next. >> thank you. the news continues

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. >> that's what happens to patrol officer seth carson. and it's all caught on his police dash cam. the fiasco starts when officer carson who was out patrolling gets word an attempted armed robbery has taken place and that three suspects are on the loose in a white suv. >> 15 officers flooded the area trying to find the individual. one officer thought he had seen him. >> officer carson is right at that apartment complex and spots the van. >> my whole intentions were to make a left-hand turn but when i saw him i ended up turning right. >> officer carson radios in a description of the car with the plate numbers and quickly discovers it's a stolen van. >> i knew we were heading for a one-lane bridge. my dash cam can't show it but i can see a vehicle coming through. i knew there was nowhere for him to go. >> once on the bridge he tries to maneuver around an oncoming taxi. but instead hits it. they have no choice but to give up. >> just when i thought it was over i'm telling dispatch there's nowhere to go. >> but instead the driver puts the van in reverse and guns it. >> i saw wheels com

mcfaden got hurt in carson's first game last year.key. >> we want him to be healthy, and we want him to stay healthy. we will do everything we can to keep him that way. >> he is an exciting player. he is working hard out here every day to get better and to learn the system and sure ake sure he knows what to do. >> stage three tour of california and 115 miles and san jose to livermore. i get winded driving my car up mount diablo. those guys make it look easy. conditioning is an issue here. fans out in force for theaightct stage. he has a 12-second lead mab -- nba playoffs and don't worry, lady. actually you should worry. heat down two and duane wade with the tie and five seconds left. chalmers for the tie? the pacers even the series at a game apiece 78-75. i'm sorry. was that your face? duncun may be old, but he is aging like fine wine. duncun there with 26. the spurs are just too good though. ginobili with the backdoor. >> excellent. >>> "night lynn" is --" nightline" is up next. >> thank you. the news continues tomorrow morning at 4:

sixd to last show on the carson deal. get the card up.the tape, please. >> i brought you a little something. >> you got to be kidding. >> little something from the elvis he's. a little something here that's nice. >> sit down and give you a pena colonic. >> bill: you both got that wrong. >> pena colonic. >> story. >> bill: still tied. with two questions to go for the funny news quiz. jim carrie broke out as a huge star in the mid 1990s, become the first ago tore to were $20 million for a single film. for which film did carrie earn. >> bill: roll the tape ♪ o the joy within you dies ♪ don't you want somebody to love ♪ don't you need somebody to love >> bill: channeling gray slick. liz claman remarked the film wasn't even funny. for 20 million it should be but it wasn't. >> bill: i didn't happen to seat cable guy. >> you are the cable guy. >> bill: i am the cable guy and i resented being made fun of in that film. all right. still a tie with one more to go. >> i just got that right. >> bill: you got it. >> right i got it right. >> pay attenti

sixd to last show on the carson deal. get the card up.pe, please. >> i brought you a little something. >> you got to be kidding. >> little something from the elvis he's. a little something here that's nice. >> sit down and give you a pena colonic. >> bill: you both got that wrong. >> pena colonic. >> story. >> bill: still tied. with two questions to go for the funny news quiz. jim carrie broke out as a huge star in the mid 1990s, become the first ago tore to were $20 million for a single film. for which film did carrie earn. >> bill: roll the tape ♪ o the joy within you dies ♪ don't you want somebody to love ♪ don't you need somebody to love >> bill: channeling gray slick. liz claman remarked the film wasn't even funny. for 20 million it should be but it wasn't. >> bill: i didn't happen to seat cable guy. >> you are the cable guy. >> bill: i am the cable guy and i resented being made fun of in that film. all right. still a tie with one more to go. >> i just got that right. >> bill: you got it. >> right i got it right. >> pay attention, ca

that's why i have everything i have now, thanks to johnny carson.s there, and i was invited back in february to do another set. i wanted to thank johnny for the opportunity because it was really, you can't believe the doors that opened for me because of that one appearance. you're friendly with the guest, you get to talk to people. but johnny was kind of a loop and you couldn't talk to him except on stage. if you wanted to talk to him, they had a velvet rope and he would stand on one side. >> jimmy: wow. >> but it was actually there. i come out, do my set. then they have another guest on, it's regis fill bin. he had already announced he was going to retire. and he was saying, how he would be a great guy to take over the show. johnny brushed him off first. regis brought it up again. and he kept bringing it up. johnny kept on trying to brush it off. regis wouldn't shut up about it. >> jimmy: regis is very persistent. >> so i'm standing there, waiting to thank johnny carson for my entire life -- >> jimmy: you're behind the rope. >> waiting. regis bugs

you heard david brinkley telling carson he moved america. who in today's media, across the board, movies, music, everything, has that power? >> it's not a nighttime figure, i don't think, and it's not a lot of our culture. if there is a unifying figure that could go across the country, it's the daytime women talk show hosts. it's oprah, ellen and "the view." >> i think that's exactly right. i was going to say oprah, even though her network isn't doing so l.she has tremendous influence. you saw her in 2008, change minds. >> i'm glad to hear you say it's a woman. i'm not so sure there is anyone. if there were, sure, it might be oprah but i think we're so diffuse right now and we look at our pieces of the media. chris: the people we agree with already. >> i'm relieved no one has that power anymore. i think cronkite had too much power. let me say, brian lamb of cnn. >>. chris: he created an opportunity to see our government in action. >> and he's always neutral. chris: i'm howard on ellen degeneres. i think she opened the door to mainstreaming,

. >> hall of famer harry carson played 13 years for the new york giants. his opponent today, post concussion syndrome. >> once you're damaged from a neurological standpoint, you may never, ever be the same. >> carson is one of a growing number of former nflers battling brain injuries. now more than 1500 of them are suing the league, the latest saying the nfl failed to take reasonable steps to protect players from devastating head injuries. away from the pros, efforts are under way to restrict rough contact between younger players. >> we're going to limit the hours of the practice time where they can have any contact at all. and we're going to try to eliminate in practice any head to head contact. >> and at the ncaa level, in addition to recommending baseline brain scans, new guidelines mandate if a concussion is suspected in any sport, athletes are pulled from the game until a qualified medical evaluation clears them for play. some medical evidence suggested that three concussions could be the threshold where cognitive damage starts to occur. but that does

and the middle daughter, edith. [ laughter ] the current heir to downton sixby, carson daly, has beenu, sir. >> [ bleep ] is this? ♪ ♪ ♪ [ grunting noises ] >> all right, people. ahh. let's keep it moving. don't keep his lordship waiting. did you polish the silver? >> yes, sir. >> did you febreeze his lordship's pantaloon? >> i did, sir. >> did you shave lady edith? >> not yet, sir. >> well, snap to it man! the upstairs people are coming and you people need to be downstairs. step lively, people. >> you son of a -- >> five minutes to air me lord. >> jimmy: thank you, o'flannigan. >> eat [ bleep ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not to be outdone, newt gingrich recently announced that he was endorsing the mcrib. i can't have a monologue without a kardashian joke. >> i just found a joke, sir. i must have forgotten to put it in the monologue. >> jimmy: well, for heaven's sakes, man, if a joke is missing, then put it back. [ light laughter ] i heard that recently kim kardashian went to an nba basketball game to find a new boyfriend. next card, next card. but she couldn't get into the arena because

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