. >> reporter: he says range's company was nothing more than a chameleon carrier. they shut down and opened under a new name. forest company range transportation had a conditional safety rating from the government, a warning to companies they need to improve. after the linhart crash, he filed for another company. >> i see too often in this case and other cases i handle, where the owner of the company simply closes down, refuses to pay fines and starts another company. >> reporter: forest says he passed a drug test and told him before the accident he didn't use drugs. >> there are legitimate reasons to have separate companies but when we're talking about a chameleon carrier, it's a trucking company that is so unsafe, the government fines it. instead of paying the fine, the owners shut it down and start another company. >> reporter: in one year in 2010, the government accountability office found over 1100 new trucking company applications that appeared to be changing their name to clear their troubled records. nga found 18, the rate for 9 million carriers. the out go

♪ goake me up before you go wake me up before you go-go ♪ ♪ karma chameleon, you come and go you comewas an amazing time in music history and here to tell anna.e is my cohost >> you have had hit records and you up one grammys -- won grammys. a part oft like being the music and video revolution during the 1980's? the wide variety of music and then we had pop and new wave and r&b. some artists knew how to rock. ♪ you are a heartbreaker, dream maker ♪ what i lie to you? ♪ ♪ >> what incredible music. >> we are just getting started. tripus as we take you on a to the songs and artists that defined the 80's. together in one collection -- time life probably presents the superstars of the 80's. join huey lewis and anna as they bring us of the greatest collection of 80's music ever collected. >> let us go back to the early 80's. washis is when punk happening but there was a new wave of music. ♪ we got the beat, we got the beat, yeah ♪ ♪ what i like about you you hold me tight ♪ up ♪ke it ♪ who can i save now >> it was a time artists looked as unique as their music like blondie. any anytime ♪ am

a chameleon in films that ranged from "aladdin" to "dead poets society." he won best actor, he won best supporting actor in "good will hunting." he also could be very silly as in "mrs. doubtfire," probably best known for. and films that he had already begun filming this year. he made people laugh all of his life. he was born in chicago in 1951. he started by dressing up as his grandmother, which tickled his mother. obviously, he arrived in our lives as an alien in the tv series "mork & mindy ," in the 1970's. famous faces saddened by the news -- >> for decades, this guy entertained a lot of people around the world. a great comedian. some of my favorite performances where when you were just standing in the room with him. seriously, he could go on a riff out of nowhere. it wasn't written, it was not scripted. >> he made us laugh. in our hearts in our minds, every parts of our body. >> barack obama said it "he made us laugh, he made us cry, was a generous talent who gave freely when we needed it most." on twitter, steve carell said "robin williams made the wo

something of a chameleon, intelligent, but at the same time remarkably stupid. i mean, to make some of the mistakes he made shows the level of incompetence. >> don't you think he thought he had immunity? >> well, he does. >> legally he was living in a bubble. the president. no one is going to challenge him. and so its starts in a sense with the tapes, the arrogance of the tapes. you think you can do this. this was not just done to you and his aide. all of the four leaders. anyone who went into the oval office. he was just kind of saying, the confidence that people expect when they come see the president. we are not going to care about that. it is in my interest to do this taping. when it was disposed the idea that no one is ever going -- he is troubled by that very fact himself in a couple of those conversations. he tells some, i don't feel comfortable doing this. he does not pull the plug. and you know what is amazing about these books in a sense, it's kind of seals the conclusion about nixon. and what you have done is brought the microscope as close to this pr

he is something of a chameleon, intelligent. but at the same time he is remarkably stupid to make some of the mistakes he makes shows a level of incompetence i didn't think existed. >> host: don't you think he thought he had immunity? >> guest: he does. >> host: i don't mean legally. i mean that he was living in a bubble. he is the president. no one is going to challenge him, and so it starts in a sense with the tapes. the arrogance of the tapes. you think you can do this. this wasn't just done to you, john dean and his aides. done to all the foreign leaders. done to anyone who went into the oval office, and he just was kind of saying the confidence that people should expect when they come see the president, we're not going to care about that. it is in my interests to do this taping, and when it was disclosed, the idea that no one will ever get the tapes. >> guest: what is interesting, he is troubled by that fact himself in a couple conversations. he tells haldeman, i don't feel comfortable doing this. so he knows it's wrong. bu

he is something of a chameleon. he is intelligent, but at the same time he is remarkably stupid. i mean, to make some of the mistakes he makes, shows a level of incompetence i didn't think existed. >> host: don't you think he thought he had immunity? >> guest: he does. >> host: i don't mean legally. he was living in a bubble. he is the president. no one is going to challenge him. and so it starts in a sense with the tapes, the arrogance of the tapes, that you think you can do this. this wasn't just done to, you, john dean, and hasteds. it was done to all the foreign leaders, done to anyone who went into the oval office, and he just was coin of saying -- kind of saying the confidence that people should expect when they come see the president, we're not going to care about that. it is in my interest to do this taping. then when it was disclosed, the idea that no one is ever going to get the tapes. >> guest: what is interesting he is troubled by that very fact himself, he tells haldeman, i don't feel comfortable doing this. so he knows it's wrong. but he doesn't pull the plug. >> ho

me hanging on like a yo-yo ♪ ♪ wake me up before you go-go ♪ ♪ karma, karma, karma, karma karma chameleonmazing time in music history. and here to help me tell you about it is my co-host anna zielinski. hi huey. it's so great to work with you. you've had hit records, you've won grammys, you've been in movies and you still play to sell out crowds. but what was it like being a part of the music and video revolution in the '80s? well, it really was a fun and exciting time. but, what i really like about the '80s is the wide variety of music. i mean we had pop, and new wave, and r & b, and some artists really knew how to rock. ♪ you're a heartbreaker ♪ dream maker, love taker, ♪ don't you mess around with me ♪ ♪ would i lie to you? ♪ oh, yeah ♪ would i lie to you, honey? ♪ no, no, no ♪ she's got legs ♪ ♪ she knows how to use them wow! what incredible music. and we're just getting started. so join us as we take you on a trip through the songs and artists that defined the '80s. for the first time ever all the legendary artists and biggest hits of the '80s are together in one collection. time lif

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>> we got the ebony chameleon at l.a.x. >> who's that? >> chadwick boseman.ed james brown and jackie robinson. >> was it more difficult learning baseball or james browns' dance moves? >> did he do another biopic? >> he should always do them? >> maya angelou. >> remember charlie hill, the 19-year-old guy that dated linda hogan. after her and hulk hogan broke up. he is suing linda hogan. he says she

. >> "karma chameleon." >> seth: derek waters, everyone. ] >> seth: my thanks to taylor swift, boy george, derek waters and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. i'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, forgot my pen. >> and we're clear! >> seth: we'll see you tomorrow! [ ominous music ] >> and we're clear! ♪ >> seth: i just forgot my pen. ♪ >> wait! it's the wrong pen. ♪ there's no time to explain. this should set everything back to normal. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: that was insane. ♪ what happens after seth goes ♪ >> that was insane. ♪ what happens after seth goes home yeah ♪ ♪ >> carson: good evening everybody, i'm carson daly. this is "last call." thank you so much for staying up late. tonight, the alt-country of robbie fulks hits the troubadour stage. taylor williamson lands in the comedy spotlight but our first guest is an australian actress who has started to make her mark on hollywood with films like "bottle shock" and "transformers" and on the small screen in "grey's anatomy" and "charlie's angels." now you can catch

. >> reporter: janet's family also saw raven's chameleon-like transformations. and off. >> all: oh, yes. turn it on and off. >> depending on who he was with is whatever image he wanted you to believe he was. i mean, he -- he should've been a hollywood actor. i mean, he's perfect. he can do any image you want. >> reporter: janet's sisters catalog all the lies. they discover he started deceiving everyone even before he said, "i do." >> we always attended church every sunday as children. so we were brought up religious. and she continued that on. she chose a person to marry who was also lds. >> reporter: in order to be married in the washington, d.c., temple, raven told church officials he did his missionary work in peru. true? >> false. he never went to the mission training center, he never had a passport, he never went to peru. so if you're going to enter into a relationship with a young mormon woman, and you're going to lie to her parents about what happened on your mission, that you didn't even go. his whole existence with that family and with janet was based o

his opponent, nan rich, has tried to portray him as a politic political chameleon. >> there are significant differences i think. the reason i say i think is because my opponent has really changed his opinion. there are so many changes. it's not as if there were one or two issues. it's just about every issue. >> scott's campaign had actually toyed with the idea of trying to help nan rich off and on. tried to put crist a little bit more in the box. republicans have been loosely linked to political shenanigans, state-wide robo call that played crist statements from 2006. the gop never fully engaged in the primary. scott hasn't paid much attention to his opponents either, expected to defeat a trio of opponents. crist had a double-digit lead in this race but the race is essentially even today. that may be more about crist difficulties as a candidate than it is about governor scott, who is no more popular than he was a year ago. bottom line, tonight's resolve will mark the official result of the most expensive governor's race in the country. the only question is whether it will be the most expens

>> the human genome project has proved that politicians share about 50% of the chameleon genome, too just change a position. >> right. >> i think more broadly and i'll say this quickly, stepping back from rand paul, confronting the clash between his libertarian past that propelled him to national prominence and prominence in kentucky with the realities of the republican party, still half hawks, still half defense hawks. you have to be pro-israel to be a national republican and he's got to deal with the change. >> he has to deal with the change. >> todd, manu, thanks for coming. back to you guys in new york. hillary clinton, stephen colbert. >> i've got a hard choice. >> bring, it hrc. >> oh, it will be brought. your choice, promote my book, or i won't appear on your show. >> but you have already appeared on my show. >> no. no. fine, buy "hard choices" at book stores everywhere, our done here, okay. >> thank you, stephen, was that such a hard choice to make? >> i love that guy, if only. >> if only. >> if only -- i mean, i'm not even asking for like blur power, pixelation power. that w