the big story, ben carson at 11%. he is a doctor, he has only been to iowa once previously. >> this is really a wide-open race. there is a key party contingent in iowa, and they are always looking for a candidate, ben carson is that guy. >> if your rick santorum for ben carson who is not ever run for office before, to be at 11% as it begin. people are going to look at that. chris christie and jeb bush. they are the establishment favorites. kristi is almost certainly running, and i am hearing more and more that bush is leaning toward runnings. . wire those numbers so low -- why are those numbers so low? >> it is really well known, but not in sync with the iowa party. chris christie is underwater in terms of his favorable and unfavorable. >> it is a huge jump ball. romney is kicking up a lot of space. a lot of excitement about him in iowa as of late. with ben carson and second, he will get a lot of attention. a lot of people do not put him on their poles, and evil will start to include him -- polls, and people will star

language carson. dr. carson, we were first told by the president that it's unlikely it would come here. it's here. that we would have any type of problem with it here. i would argue that nurse in dallas would disagree. we were told you need to come in to direct contact with bodily fluids. then it was three feet. now we're hearing it can be alive in semen for as long as 70 or 80 days. why the confusion? >> because we're not acting logically. that's the real problem. as i've said many weeks ago, allowing this into our country no matter how good our protocols are, going to be a problem. because there will be breaches. there will be errors made. so the real thing that needs to be done is recognize that this is something that is extremely deadly, extremely serious. and we need to be directing a lot of attention to eradicating it at the epicenter in west africa where it is. you know, this is sort of like you live in an apartment building and there's a fire down on the first floor and you live on the 19th floor

carson, do you mean by that a lot more cases? or the possibility that ebola could mutate and go airborne? >> both. what we have to recognize is that the world health organization has really sounded the alater on what could happen here. we have experts, the cdc does a good job, even though there's been some problems with a couple health workers, but for the most part, we're very good here. but the problem is this is raging in western africa. and we're not really -- all i'm hearing are stories about there not being enough isolation gear, enough personnel, and it's spreading like crazy. if we don't get it under control there, it's going to come here, no matter how good our protocols are. somehow that message has to be gotten across to those in authority. >> are you saying travel ban, stop travel from west africa to the united states now? >> travel ban is minimal. what we really need to do is get the resources in there, get 9 equipment in there, get the people in there and stop it there. it's like being in an apartment building and t

carson. >> thank you. thank you so much. candy and i are absolutely honored to be here. and i'm going to tell you at the end of the talk why i think the press is so important. and what their role is in a free society. first of all, let me tell you that i am so grateful i was born in this country, which is still a land of dreams. . and my dream as a youngster was to be a doctor. you know, i loved anything that had to do with medicine. all that stuff. man, i couldn't get enough of that. i even like going to the doctor's office. so it tells you that i was a bit of a strange kid. but, you know, there were a lot of problems along the way. you know, my parents got divorced early on. my mother discovered that the man she had married when she was 13 years old was a bigamist. and, you know, that resulted in a divorce. she only had a third grade education. . and the job of raising two young sons all by herself in the inner city. but the key thing about my mother and the thing she passed on to us that i

sign up, make a different and share your efforts with carson and others across the nation using the #md-day. >> i think tweed like to see in today's day -- we'd like to see in today's day in age when messaging can get out in social media just a really big outpouring of an effort. >> reporter: every contribution no matter how big or how small makes a difference. >> it's always nice to have a reminder for people to step outside their own live and remind them the idea of service and giving is important. >> imagine what would happen if all of us did something to make a difference. on saturday our parent company gannett will be making weekend food packs for it's called food for others and this local food serves children in fairfax county. as you may not know or many of you may know this, weekends are a pretty critical time for a lot of families in need. a lot of kids go to school. they're hungry through the weekend until they come back to school on monday. we hope this effort will help to keep them whole, healthy and full. >>> erica is up next with the big weekend forecast and it's looking

but the majority of the collisions are caused by the carson market street. the way this would be played out we would add no left or right turns on market. there will be a lot of signage telling people they can't turn to market so they won't go there and wonder where can i go. they will be directed earlier to take a different route. in conjunction with this we are also looking at relocating on market street trying to reduce conflict so you don't have the trucks parking half way on the sidewalk and it fearing with the bicycles and transit. to the extent possible we would relocate as much as of the loading so around the streets on north of market just around the corner or looking at soma we have the opportunities to use the alleys on the other side of the buildings or loading that already exist. we are doing a lot of analysis to determine how much would be impacted by this loading and para transit would be fair from this because para transit vehicles would be exempt from this restriction and will still be allowed to load on market. that is it for our presentati

. >> hello, hello my name is carson i'm a san francisco native i've been involved in all sorts of open mike sties of events over the city for a decade i've been helping to host on open event at the honey hive it's been really fantastic danny and max take the whole thing sorrowfully i have total confidence that, you know, if you guys see fit to issue this permit they'll take the responsibility absolutely seriously and commissioner hyde your concern ocean i sort look at judy district attorney not that different just to

carson is in the orange room with one girl's zings. >> often times kids' comments are adorable. sometimes their honesty can be a little hard to talk. this is author joanna stein who put together a clip called mom head who recaps some of the ways her 4-year-old daughter has

. >> hello, hello my name is carson i'm a san francisco native i've been involved in all sorts of open mike sties of events over the city for a decade i've been helping to host on open event at the honey hive it's been really fantastic danny and max take the

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carson daly over here, al roker over here. welcome back, everyone. >> welcome back. we have a great concert this morning. right? bastille. and later in the week for the first time in 16 years, fleetwood mac is on tour with the full lineup. the legendary band will make a stop on our plaza this thursday. i always think about their behind the music, vh1. >> a lot went on with that band, no question about it. >> they are awesome. >> we have a very special announcement tied to our pink power series. dozen of breast cancer survivors were here last week, wearing special t-shirts. we were flocked by you asking where you could get those. >> you can purchase the shirts

carson to take a chill pill, he's not nothing to worry about. what do you say?ot more to add. the threat of isis and other terrorist organizations that could impinge upon us, we have the capability of iran to develop nuclear weapons. we have instability going on in the western pacific, with expansionism of china. we have putin's threats, you know there's a number of things going on around the world when combined with what's going on here. all you have to do is think back to 2008, and six months before the financial crisis. neil: right. >> things were pretty nice. so -- >> you're saying to experience something like that again, a meltdown type of event. we started off the show talking about it is october after all. a month famous for some of the most scary stock market slides in history. are you looking at that? >> i sure hope not. i'm trusting in the stability of our system. we have an incredibly strong country. neil: but you're saying, a lot of folks say maybe what we're missing are strong leaders. your name keeps popping up in presidential tinder, and it's rais

ben carson, 20 years ago before he was dr. ben carson. he was a doctor but not the dr.carson we know today. very interesting. coming up next on "way too early" we'll look at stories we'll be talking about today. "morning joe" moments away. use . hey, ulfrik! hey, agnar! what's up with you? funny you ask. i'm actually here to pillage your town. [ villagers screaming ] but we went to summer camp together. summer camp is over. ♪ [ male announcer ] tomcat. [ cat meows ] [ male announcer ] engineered to kill. [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® cfrom fashion retailers st. to healthcare providers, jewelers to sporting good stores, we provide financing solutions for all sorts of businesses. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. thlook what i got.p. oh my froot loops! [sniffs] let's do this? get up! get up

. >>> carson is here with an snl skit that's getting a lot of attention. >> i've played golf in high school. watch those skills transfer to the orange room right now. guest host, silverman, was hilarious, maroon five. a lot of people speaking about one skit in particular. she played a lot of great characters but portrayal of joan rivers. joan was roasting other historical figures, freddy mercury, richard pryor. let's take a look at sarah as joan. >> ladies and gentlemen of

with carson wells management. and sharon will be back a bit later in the program with a look at millennials and their money and why this demographic is actually better off financially than you may think. >>> oil prices stopped the recent slide today but just barely after the news that opec was higher this month. with saudi arabia raising production in september domestic crude closed 5 cents a high today. brent crude, the international variety touched a four-year low before rising in the day and closing above $90 a barrel. >> with oil prices down more than $20 a barrel, since june, what is the impact on the economy and for consumers? steve liesman has more. >> reporter: lower gas prices arriving for consumers just at the right time as americans start to think about holiday spending but gas prices hold down toward the $3 a gallon level. >> i see a big difference. >> the general rule, every ten dollars a barrel of decline in the price of oil adds a quarter point to growth. bring that down to the consumer level. and a

the redskins made carson palmer look like a world-beater yesterday. carson palmer had not been able to throw for five weeks. he had a nerve problem causing dead arm. he could not throw it past 10 yards. he was back yesterday. there were a lot of combo coverages. palmer looked like an all-pro. the skins made him healthy again. i would rush back to play, too. 1-5. we have not been tackling anyone. >> there is ryan clark. everybody getting on kirk cousins and he is an easy target after three fourth-quarter interceptions. cousin has eight interceptions for the season but he ranks 10th in the league in passing yards. he is listed ahead of peyton manning. the difference is peyton manning 15 touchdowns and three interceptions. cousins, 10 touchdowns and eight picks. he has to grow up quickly and take care of the football. >> we are collectively recalling. -- inthe most opportune opportune times to call a bad play or miss a coverage or take a bad his own drop or not get a pass rush. hard to put your finger on one thing. >> would you consider giving cold a sta

>> hey, carson -- keep going in there, carson. >> you have that magic touch, carson. if you can turn him. >> hi, there. how are you doing? >> don't cry, baby. don't cry. >> all right. you got your magic back. >> thank goodness. >> meanwhile in a couple of minutes, we are going to go right past halloween, right past thanksgiving, going right to christmas. >> bam! >> are you ready, kids? santa is here. santa is here. he has brought along some incredible gifts. we always love the neiman marcus christmas book, even though some of us can't afford it. >> you and i grew up with those slot cars. >> favorite way to spend a weekend. i love those things. >>> tamron is at the news desk. she has all the headlines. good morning, tamron. >> we begin with breaking news from texas. a second health care worker who treated thomas eric duncan has been diagnosed with ebola. national correspondent kate snow is in dallas. kate, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, tamron. a news conference here with dallas city officials and the hospital is just beginning at this hour. we hope to

carson. doctor, good to see you tonight. on the travel ban, let me ask you this. so far we have one person who came into the united states from liberia with ebola. is it an overreaction to say we need to ban all travel from these three affected countries? >> no, it's not an overreaction at all. it's actually common sense and logic. why would you bring something dangerous in here? or let something dangerous come into our country on purpose? why have 22 other countries decided to ban it? why have other african countries put up an isolation wall? are we the only ones who are so wise and everybody else is a fool? i don't think that's the case. >> how is this broken down into a weird partisan dispute? i mean, it's strange to watch how many conservative republicans want the travel ban and many liberal democrats don't. i mean, it just seems sort of weird that this has turned into a partisan issue. why is that, do you think? >> well, there's so many things that we make into partisan issues that are not partisan at all. they're things that affect all of us. but there seems

let's check on carson's crying baby. and still upset. who is this?anese anime. >> whoa! >> oh, poor guy. sorry, miles. oh. oh, okay. well let's -- let's show you what's going on, i feel bad for miles. we're looking at strong storms making their way up western new york, central pennsylvania. they're going to be making their way into washington, d.c. before too long. some of these storms could be strong. we earlier had a tornado warning west of washington. warm air ahead of the system. 70 in new york city. boston 63. norfolk, 75. behind the system, cooler, drier air. look at that, cleveland, 57. 50 today in chicago atlanta will >>> 8:07. happy wednesday. i'm meteorologist christina loren. we have rain on the radar, although nothing heavy to show you. just some light showers and really this activity is hit or miss, really unorganized. might have to use your windshield wipers on the way to work, but you can see we definitely have a clearing sky over san francisco, the north bay, and the east shore. still getting light showers on the peninsula and through

. >> carson palmer returns to the black hole. kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ pressing like any team looking for their first win of the year. cardinals are in town. carson palmer back in the black hole and went to work. the blitz from taylor and manages to stay on his feet. 7-0 arizona. palmer deep to michael floyd. a 33-yard strike and 14-0 cards and the route appears to be on. 253 yards. the game can change with one play and here it is. carr will threw for 173 yards. they give it to mcfaden and raiders had a field goal and down 14-10 at the half. taylor, too much. 59 total offense and two scores and 21-13 cards. tough day for the raiders and plenty of pressure on palmer. big hit and some should you are stuck by their shoes. raiders are 0-6 and cards are 5-1 for the first time since 1976. >> can't keep saying we will get it next week. we will get it next w

stay tuned for carson daly.e'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: thank you so much. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] that's why -- i have the greatest crew in "late night." oh! oh, my god! ah! [ laughter ] see that camera man, he's still in the hospital having eye surgery. [ laughter ] we send our love. we have a great show for you tonight. craig ferguson is here. [ cheers and applause ] i can't wait to speak to my colleague, craig. also stopping by from the new show "red band society," academy award winner, octavia spencer. [ cheers and applause ] the lovely octavia spencer. and one of my favorite authors, james ellroy will be here to talk about his new book "perfidia." [ cheers and applause ] now -- as much as i love hosting "late night" and i really love it, i've got to admit, it has cut into my personal time. my me time, if you will. so, tonight i blocked out a few short minutes where i can relax and hang out with someone i've been ignoring lately -- seth meyers. so

. >> thank you carson. >> hello, hello my name is carson i'm a san francisco native i've been involved in all sorts of open mike sties of events over the city for a decade i've been helping to host on open event at the honey hive it's been really fantastic danny and max take the whole thing sorrowfully i have total confidence that, you know, if you guys see fit to issue this permit they'll take the responsibility absolutely seriously and commissioner hyde your concern ocean i sort look at judy district attorney not that different just to get a few this spaces artist galleries and casey is being humble she has a writers workshop for the young writers they're putting out a book soon it's fantastic and important speaking commissioner lee i promise i'll be playing acoust acoust acoustic dbe guitar pledge the acoustic guitar services there's been rocky services but so much more good stuff than those brief rocky momentum like i said that danny and max h have done well i've seen tons of people walk in under and ask a few questions and they leave happy they leave authentic being art and music

. >> the ceo ryan carson and his wife jill decided to work four-day work weeks while launching a techp in 2004. when they began tree house in 2006, carson decided to keep the tradition. >> i thought if evens you can't work less, let's just prove them wrong. and see if it's possible. >> turns out, it is. >> we have found a huge correlation between working less and being more efficient. you know, when you look at it makes sense this idea of hey, if icon strain myself to what need to get done, we find that it's a huge increase in productivity. >> we do know that a workforce that is on shorter hours and with flexible arrangements, tend to be happier, more loyal, and more stable. and all of those things tend to be good for the business bottom line if you like. >> wide countries that work shorter hours tend to have higher productive at this. typical of g7 countries. germans work way less than other countries yet they are one of the most pr productive. gdp per hour is higher than others. >> what that tells you is that you cannot predict that an economy is going to be stronger because workers

carson is in the orange room to reveal ours. carson?d, dare devil nik wallenda, as you just saw, crossed the grand canyon. now he will take on chicago blindfolded. a fear of heights consistently remains one of the biggest fears out there as the other, public speak something huge, flying, darkness, spiders. we asked you guys, i would like to get a little clarification. matt, you said lightning but only in certain conditions. >> if there's a lightning storm now i'm okay. if i'm on the golf course, not good. if i'm out fishes on the water, not good at all. >> scares you. >> yes. >> tamron, yours is being tickled. dylan, roller coasters. mine is being buried alive. natalie, you faced your fear unexpectedly last night. >> mine is clowns. >> they dropped a clown. look, willie seemed more scared than you. >> willie's biggest fear. he was more afraid. he was levitating. look at him. >> he actually walked out of the studio, ran. >> let us know, #orange room. we'll have fun on your friday fright. >> buried alive, i'm with you on that one, too. >>

stay tuned for carson daly. see you tomorrow!i'm carson daly. this is queen of the night here at the paramount hotel. tonight, we've gotusic from coves. we'll do that from the el rey. plus, we're gonna spotlight jesse moss' new documentary, "the overnighters." but first, tone bell is a very funny stand-up and actor who's appeared on "whitney," "key and peele" and "chelsea lately." he also has a shot to break out in a very big way, as he stars opposite kate walsh in the new nbc series, "bad judge." but first, we'll head over to aventine and hook up with tone bell. ♪ >> like, i thought about what i wore today.

>> jimmy: yeah of you on "the tonight show with johnny carson." >> let me see that.ho are -- who are the other people? who are the people there? do you know? >> jimmy: there's ed mcmahon, johnny carson -- >> right. >> jimmy: ed mcmahon, and then someone laughing -- you're making someone laugh. [ laughter ] that looks like me from 50 years ago. >> oh my gosh. >> jimmy: yeah. isn't that cool? now, here we are in the same exact set up. >> really? >> jimmy: and you're here again. >> the first time i was on television, it wasn't even the jack paar show because he didn't like me. >> jimmy: he didn't like you? >> no, he didn't like me. the first time i was on was with, with orson bean being the guest host. >> jimmy: that's what they used to do back then. absolutely. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and he -- so you went on there and then just exploded from there. you performed, you sang? >> i sang. >> jimmy: how did he know you? >> orson bean? oh, no. it just so happens that my first manager, when he came back to the bonsoir dressing room, which was as big as a a couch -- he said, "hello

we begin with doctor carson. on the travel ban, so far we have one person who came into the united states from liberia with ebola. is it an over reks a to say we need to ban all travel through these three infected countries? >> no, it's not an over reaction. it is common sense and logic. why would you bring something dangerous in here or let something dangerous come into our country on purpose? why have 22 other countries decided to ban it? why have other african countries put up an isolation wall? are we the only ones who are so wise and everybody else is a fool? is i don't think it's the case. >> how is this broken down into a weird partisan dispute. it is weird many conservative repub cans want the travel ban and democrats don't. it has turned into a partisan issue. why is it do you think? >> there are so many things we make into partisan issues that are not partisan at all. it is things that effect all of us but there seems to be this band wagon effect. people see a person as their leader and they jump on tha

stay tuned for carson daly., which is at the paramount hotel in new york city, and here's tonight's line up. first, it's all about the music, get excited kids, because the indie darling's best co-star here with performances from the observatory in santa ana, california. our "spotlight" tonight is the story behind willis earl beal and the film "memphis," but right now, we're going to present one of the most recognizeable faces in film and tv, among his 140 plus credits, you know j.k. simmons from

carson, good to see you. >> you too. thank you. >> kirsten powers also with me. kirsten, argument in favor of the ban that is arguably the most persuasive is you look at nigeria about to be cleared ebola free by world officials after instituting the ban. and they say that's evidence that the ban while controversial works. >> i think there are a lot of other things that nigeria did though. they were so aggressive in terms of containing it. it was probably a lot that we could learn from them. they met with something like 30,000 face-to-face interviews where they figured out any person who could potentially come in contact. they actually met with them to make sure they were not sick. they weren't doing what our cdc did which was, oh, you don't have a high enough -- go ahead and go. they treated it with the seriousness i think it needed to be treated with. i don't know if maybe the ban on flying in is just a piece -- >> that was an interesting interview because this is what i talked to dr. frieden, i get his concern about the bigger ebola grows in west africa the les

the 81 year-old driver edward carsons and to second nuns in the different car died in the crash. witnesses say they saw carson slumped over shortly prior to it and he told them they didn't need help before he drove away. short time later carsons crash into four cars, sped off and then, crashed into another vehicle after that. >>> four top executive at veterans affairs department stand to lose their job as officials move to reform that agency following that nationwide scandal over the delayed care for veterans. they are the very first since congress pass aid law making it easier for veterans who experience delays to get care outside of the va's nationwide network of hospitals and clinics. va says fires included top purchasing official at veterans health administration, directors of the va hospital in pittsburgh, georgia anal bam a. >>> an illinois man is accused of trying to travel overseas to join isis. parents of the 19 year-old mohammad kahn were in federal court as their son was charged with attempting to provide support to the terrorist organization. the teen was arrested ove

they get to carson palmer and he has a tendency to rush flows and make mistakes. that being said, if he gets time in the pocket, and has ability to plant, step and throw pass rush will be critical in this patch-up. >> flyers took a huge hit on defense today. two actually. i'll explain that coming up two actually. i'll explain that coming up later thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you, cable because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. so join the millions who enjoy the difference fios makes and get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years. sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v one deposit a month waves sothe monthly maintenance fee. he's so good to me. mom! this is amazing! i know.

alyssa carson joins me now from baton rouge, louisiana. thank you for joining us today. >> you're welcome. >> i was so excited to find out you're going to be on our show because i find it amazing that a 13-year-old girl wants to be the first person to step foot on mars. what is it about mars and going there that appeals to you so much? >> well, me and my dad, as we look back we think it could have been a kid's tv show that i watched where these little creatures, they went to mars, after that i saw mars as this red thing in the sky, and i thought that's where i wanted to go. so since then i've been following my dream to get there. >> in addition to all of these space camps and flight academies that you've attended, what else are you doing to prepared for this trip in your mind that you're going to mars? >> well, i'm starting on my scuba diving certification now, but also in the future i'll need my pilot license and skydiving certification. as well as going to the right colleges to give me a leg up when i enter the astronaut selection progra

let's join carson in the orange room.roject. >> there we go. >> oh, yeah. >> we joined the popular social initiative, 100 happy days. and day 100. we've been keeping an album of all our days here on our facebook page, shots from the studio, shots you've sent us. really cool stuff there. natalie in brazil. >> fun. >> little celebration there. >> that was a happy day. >> and some of the most favorited ones, al and ariana grande, the most liked shot on facebook of our 99 days so far. on twitter, this was national elephant day. guess that exists. people love that one. >> and here on instagram, baby vale's foot. today is day 100. what shot is going to go there? send us one. what's making you happy today? my new personalized orange and blood moon orange and vodka making me happy. back to you. >> we need to visit. >> too happy today, carson, but that's cool. good for you. >> he's still dancing. >> i've never seen him that happy. that's a real drink. >> the cost of your engagement ring, what it may reveal about your marriage. >>>

is it johnny carson, mike douglas or mer f griffin. >> johnny carson. >> you are wrong. >> what a greett then he actually went with it. >> union square, real far from here. which talk show host guest guest starred on laverne and shirley? i'm on a roll. >> you are running out. the correct answer, jay leno was on la rern and shirley? he was. this was well back in 1983 for the "tonight show." you can see from the hair. the hair is a little different and the chin is the same. >> he looks the part. >> even after he took on the "tonight show" he kept popping up in sit comes. >> ♪ do you know the way to dts. >> san jose. >> who said i'm excited to host a show that starts today instead of tomorrow? >> jimmy fallon. >> yes, i think that's right. one has finally won some money. fallon. >> that's right. he was poking fun at the fact that his old show "late night" started at 12:35 a.m. a lot of fans love him from his virile videos. doesn't matter what time he's on. >> cif you are going through a bad breakup or divorce, some advice to help heal your heart from couple to kids. body thomas pulls out o

the answer is johnny carson? >> johnny carson and david letterman were quite close.spaper and come up with jokes and send them to letterman who would sometimes slip them into his monologue. >>> a grandma and grand son visiting from oregon. which tv host has the following as his epitaph on his tombstone? i will not be right back after thse messages? >> johnny carson. >> you are wrong twice. >> that's okay. >> what a great day. griffin. >> he said this in an interview in 2005 that that would be his epitaph. it came off as kind of a joke. he went with it. >> ended up being the one. >>> union square. >> which talk show host guest starred on lavern and shirley? >> i'm on a roll. >> you are running out of cds. the correct answer jay leno. >> this was in 1983 well before the tonight show. you can see from the hair. the hair is a little different, the chin is the same. >> he looks the part. he really does. >> even after he took on the tonight show he kept popping up in popular sit calms like home improvement, mad about you. >>> do you know the way to -- >> san jose. >> who s