don't under estimate joel mchale. >> he called craig ferguson, conan. >> he had lunch with conan or onereally smart. he's used to doing this quit hits on "the soup". >> it sounds like you think he's going to be fine. >> he's very, very quick. he's not taking this lightly. don't underestimate him. >> i wish him the best. he should have reached out to me on twitter. i would be be available to give him some comments. i hope it goes well. i think as a comedian objectively tonight is especially challenging because she's not as well known as some of the past comedians. >> i want to attempt to describe what's happening right now before the president gets up in that room. there are a lot of speeches and there are a number of awards that are given out as well. that is what we're watching. rest assured that we are listening and when something important happens we will of course bring the audio up full for you. in 2005, that's when president bush gave up his time for a very good reason and it brought down the house. >> ladies and gentlemen, i've been attending these dinners for years and just quie

jackson, conan o'brien.s is the president's 17th trip to the bay zpaer last here in november at the jazz center in san francisco. >> katie, thank you. san ramon woman who is used to helping women with cancer each year is now in unfamiliar territory. she is battling the disease herself. doctors have given her 6 to 8 months to live. there is only one thing cherise really wants now. to marry her fiance. the wedding was moved up with little time to get the money together to make it happen. they hit the goal with floorist and videographer are still up in the air. >> i just love him so much. i always wanted to get married. i want to have kids with him. a family. >> cherise is working on strengthening her legs so she can walk down the aisle. if you would like to help we have information on our website. a big thank you for those of you who already have. >> if you would like to help cherise with the wedding we have information on our website. >> definitely worth repeating. >>> if you would like to get -- what's going

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one of the opportunities was going on the conan o'brien show, where i really got to have a lot of fun is a very fun person. >> basically it is a carbon fiber with different metal oxides on it -- >> now you are condescending to me. you are like, "it's made of some complicated material components. it's made of some magical beans ." >> i have never been afraid to be the only girl in science class or the research lab. nothing will keep me awake from doing what i love -- away from doing what i love. it's important to pass on my love for science to others. these kids have a lot of science -- a lot of passion for science, a lot of love for science. >> wow. thehen i see kids, i see potential to do a lot of great things for the future, and i really think that by inspiring them at a young age, they will get into science and continue down that path. >> congratulations. great job. now to a fearsome beast with a less than treacherous name. more than 60 million years ago, to rent a source rex ruled the earth, but now he has a competitor -- to rent a source rex ruled theus earth, but now he has a co

. >> but bikies say they are not amenace, descra conan laws are. -- are draconian laws are. whether the laws are legal, andrew thomas, al jazeera, sydney. >> sports is coming up where robin wmg clip rs produce an astonishing come back against the oklahoma city thunder. all that and more in just a moment. >> robert adams -- robin adams is here to talk sport. you're a manchester eunt supporter aren'unitedsupporter ? >> a win against witham. west ham. won the league cup. the title is second in three seasons. reclaiming it from man united, charge of the itcart stadium. >>> exactly a month away from the world cup in brazil. many are announcing their squads. michael essian and kevin botan. revealed young names in his 23-man squad. sterling, the 18-year-old, and luke sha shaw was included. chelchelsea player, will be captained by steven jedart. >> 50 caps, cahill, baines, hart, gerard, moony, plenty of caps between them, it would be wrong to focus on some out there young and less experienced. because everyone's inexperienced until the time he gets the chance to show he can do the j

i called conan and jimmy fallon and craig ferguson and seth meyers and carrot top. already told a joke. thankfully i kind of know them and they were gracious to give me pointers on what the evening is like and all of them without speaking separately they said the same thing, which was it is the strangest, most wonderful evening company name is like no other geek you will ever do. but it is exhilarating and you were there at the president. there's no other geek in history where before you perform, there is zero break between you and the president and before that he sit next to the first lady for two hours. it is crazy. >> so i'm prepping for any of this, have you gone back and watched with those guys have done? >> i've seen all of them before and i did watch them. yeah, there's only so much you can do before you do it, which to watch ncaa of the land and let the room looks like. so i have a definite grasp of kind of how the net goes, definitely. i'm in for their company better just to funny jokes. it better be good. >> that is a portion of our conversation with trans

. >> i called conan, seth, jimmy, and craig ferguson to gather information.y much the same advice, which was, this is the weirdest thing you will ever do and the most exhilarating thing you'll ever do. >> this year, the honor goes to joel mchale, long-time host of "the soup" on e! he has a devoted fan base. >> i'm joel mchale. >> no, i'm joel mchale. >> he's burst into fame for his critically acclaimed sitcom "community," a show that has yet to renew for next season, angering its fans. >> we saved greendale. >> so "the soup," "community," white house correspondents' dinner, was this always the plan? >> this is exactly how i wanted my career to go. >> do you think this gives you the respectability you are looking for? >> absolutely not. >> joel sat down to tell me how he has prepared for what might be his toughest crowd ever. >> what i've learned is there are so many powerful people, rich people that long ago they made enough one and have enough power to never laugh again so they want to hear jokes about them. even though they might not want to be roasted, the

it's him and conan o brian. >> getting hair cuts in there. they ain't got a regular barber shop.cut everyone's hair. not me, i got hair, i'm keeping my hair. you ain't taking my hair off. don't cut me bald, you know. it makes it sort of rough getting hair cuts around here. >> the lack of a good hair cut wasn't stone's only complaint about wabash. >> this is probably one of the best meals we've got out of the whole menu and still ain't figured out what the meet is, we narrowed it down to alpacas or guinea. >> what you get down here seven days a week and you can count on it like clock work, rice and dehydrat dehydrated potato flakes. that means tonight we'll have rice. >> they add water and poof, it's like sea monkeys and you know. >> stone says he had a better diet back at indiana state prison because the inmates were allowed to tend gardens and grew their own food. >> this place here has so much wide open area that's not being used. they could do the same thing down here if they allowed gardening, this place could self-feed itself. >> it has so much potential but yet they don't u

including bruce springsteen, barbra streisand, conan o'brien was hosting. it was the 20th anniversary of steven spielberg's foundation. the foundation dedicated the gathering video testimony from holocaust survivors and other witnesses. the president told the crowd similar atrocities still exist like the kidnapped girls in nigeria happening right now. >> i think drop by drop by drop we can erode and wear down these forces that are so destructive, we can tell a different story. >> today the president arrives at moffett field and first ape tend a private roundtable discuss at the private home of the founder of 23 and me. 30 people will be there. the fund-raiser tonight has been moved to the fairmont hotel in san jose. that's to accommodate the 250 people who are expected to attend. co-hosted by the ceo marissa meyer. tickets to attend that go from $1,000 to $32, 400. on friday morning president obama will talk about the importance of energy efficiency. the massive retailer, 100% renewable energy. >>> protests against the planned keystone pipeline are also exp

he says it is sort of like a conan-like instrument, open on both ends it columbus defines it in his diaryis truly that ship, amazing. >> we're going to send you and mr. savage down to investigate i think. >> i love it. >> miguel, thank you. a quick word of thanks to everybody who has liked our new facebook page. head to our facebook/this hour and like at this hour. >> we're always adding new things including ten things you do not know about michaela including a very big tattoo. go to the fast book page and be sure to like it. >> that's it for us. i'm john berman. >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >> i think you have more of a plantation mentalty than i do. you know, i think you're more of a racist than i am. >> well, there's that. he thinks anderson cooper's a racist. wait until you hear what he says about magic johnson. donald sterling. the exclusive and explosive interview. also this hour, is that beyonce's little sister beating up on jay z while beyonce j

." >> that was late-night host conan o'brieo'brien, paring dow list of bidders for the clippers. the nba owners advisory and finance committee is set to meet today to talk about commissioner adam silver's effort to force sterling out. >> yeah, it's still not clear if sterling will sell the team after he was banned for life from the nba for making racist comments. he can own them, he just can't go to any games or practices. interested buyers, though, already stepping up, saying they may want to buy including some very familiar faces. >> the person who talk about this, rachel nichols, host of cnn's "unguarded." all sorts of names being thrown around. and in fact, oh, there's one of particular interest. >> oh. oh, you say. the super group as i've started calling them. >> that's a good idea. i like that. >> we said the big three in basketball a lot, this is the big, big, big, big three. this is david geffen, larry ellison, computer magnate, and oprah winfrey. >> that's a power trio right there. >> i want to just go over the money in this group. david geffen, $6 billion net worth. opr

gravitated towards people for this book who actually also felt they weren't exactly at home here but had conan to pick up the roots and look for home. my question for them was did you find what you're looking for? i went to israel and i went to, and interviewed african-americans. and i went to jamaica to learn more about the roster for a fee before i went to ethiopia to interview rest of fire from the caribbean who had immigrated there in hopes of finding the promised land. my own being biracial and feeling outside of race, but deeply interested investors also was a pathway into the story. >> thank you for your answer. i will maybe go next. >> on the biracial question? >> sure, why not. maybe our how do you -- miguel frees the somewhat differently. how is this question up by ratio at the redefining what we think of? i think only address to. >> okay. -- jewish latino background, spanish portuguese and my father was mulatto, black jamaican. so that never occurred to me that i was biracial until i came to the united states to college and then i had to call home and say mom, what am i? i have to f

the whole thing hosted by conan o'brien. now, later on today air force one will land 4:00 p.m.moffett field and the president is expected at the home in los altos hills where he will have a roundtable discussion with 30 people. each paid $32,000 to attend that event. the president very interested in tech here. you might remember this iconic photo from february 2011. a photo with a visit from silicon valley when he sat down with a who's who. carol barts, mark zuckerberg and steve jobs. he was very ill at the time and later on this evening the president will head to the fairmont hotel for a dnc fund-raising reception. those tickets, by the way, cost $1,000 to $32,000. that is the president's schedule for today. on friday, he will visit walmart in mountain view where his focus will all be about the importance of energy efficiency. people are very divisive over that company. walmart employs 1.3 million americans but they don't pay enough. the president will shake hands with 100 walmart employees during that visit. >> of course, continuing coverage of the president's visit all morni

how to make visual television known and stuff and i was doing that with chris and i had done it with conannd letterman and a few other people as a writer. but yes, around that time i started to think i should try to do this for me, you know. >> rose: it used to be said and david in an interview i did with david letterman at the time at the kennedy honors, we talked about carson in a sense. was anybody playing that. >> not really. it used to be you did one set on carson and they called it a three ring sign and it was a thing. if he did this, that meant you know, you're going to fill every club in the country for at least a year. and then there was he would bru over to the couch. that's how it was when i started out. everybody was trying to get on carson and then trying to get on letterman. i was writing for dana car vey. and that changed your life. i did letterman i don't know, eight, ten times. and all these shows. >> rose: is it the same set going on for a while or do you constantly change it. >> you can't repeat it really. >> rose: between those shows, you're constantly at clubs. like se

jackson and liam neeson and conan o'brien hosted that event. many people say he did a spectacular job and bruce springsteen, the boss, to most of us certainly showed up with a cool factor. ♪ >> i mean, this guy just gets better with age. the slow republicanidatindition "dancing in the dark." air force one will land at moffett and the president is expected in los angeles hills where he will hold a roundtable discussion with 30 people. each one of the 30 people paid about $32,000 apiece to attend that roundtable. you might remember this previous visit in february of 2011 when the president sat down with the who's who of silicon valley. larry ellison, mark zuckerberg and steve jobs who you can see in the black turtleneck was very ill at the time of that dinner. the president will head to the fairmont hotel for a dnc fund-raising reception that starts about 6:30 tonight right in the middle of rush hour. tickets for that event range from $1,000 to $32,000. that's the president's schedule for today. on friday, the president will visit a walmart in mo

. >> reporter: and glazer also successfully represented conan o'brien in 2010 during contract talks when he left as host of "the tonight show." >> how can i get nbc to screw me over? >> if she comes in there and represents the interests of the trust, i think she is on much more solid legal ground than if she comes in and just represents sterling. >> reporter: and it's not just glazer. cnn has learned sterling is talking to a number of high profile lawyers. one of the first orders of business for any lawyer sterling potentially hires in the nba action will likely be figuring out whether the tapes were recorded legally under california law. secondly, whether it's legal to force the sale of such a valuable team. >> the players association for the league needs to start thinking about the contingency plan. what are you going to do for those clippers players who no longer who want to play for a man profiting off of their abilities and skills and talents? >> strategically, some say sterling's lawyers could hire investigators to dig up dirt on the opposition, one-time friends, now potential enem

. >> and glazer successfully represented conan o'brien during contract talks. >> how can i get nbc to screw me over? >> if she comes in there and represents the interest of the trust, i think she's on much more solid legal ground than if she comes in and just represents sterling. >> and it's not just glazer. sterling is talking to a number of high profile lawyers. one of the first orders of business for in lawyer sterling potentially hires will likely be figuring out whether the tapes were recorded legally under california law, second, whether it's legal to force a sale of such a valuable team. >> the players' association for the league needs to start thinking about the contingency plan. what are you going to do for those clippers players who no longer want to play for a man profiting off of their skills and talent. >> lawyers could hire investigators to dig up dirt on the opposition. one time friends, now potential enemies. >> the owners may have to give up information that they may not want out in the public. that is why part of any litigation is whether or not donald sterling will

it's not a joke but we will get conan o'brien's take. . >>> good to have you back with us on "new dayur. disturbing newal investigations against the va health system in phoenix. a doctor at the facility telling cnn wounded veterans returning from afghanistan and iraq are being forced to wait months for medical treatment. despite a national mandate to give those patients priority care. president obama promising accountability but he is refusing to fire embattled va secretary eric shinseki. >>> 80 american troops are heading to chad to help for the search of the abducted nigerian schoolgirls who were taken by bo boko haram. they will help in the surveillance and operator of a drone. they will stay in chad until their help is no longer needed. >>> the search is back on for flight 370. the bluefin-21 submersible was deployed earlier this morning. over the next week it will search the remaining areas before the depth limits with acoustic signals were detected. a chinese survey ship with work with australian officials to map the ocean floor for preparation for a deep ocean search. flight 37

. >> these were some of the toughest, most are conan -- draconian mandatory minimums related to nonviolent drug offenders. in 2009 i was in the state legislature, and i was pleased to be part of the effort to reform those drug laws. are you familiar with that? >> no, i am not. >> it occurred. are you familiar with that, mr. levin? what i am. >> based on the premise, i would assume that in new york state that a dramatic crime wave as some argued would have occurred as a result of reforms, would follow. is that what took place in new york, mr. otis, or did crime continue to decline and subsequent to the repeal of the rockefeller drug laws in new york, as has been the experience in every other state that has changed or reformed its mandatory minimums? >> my answer is going to be long, but you have to forgive me. i am a law professor. the answer is, yes, in the states that have experimented this way, crime has continued to decline, but that is because the imprisonment and use of imprisonment, while very significant, probably the most significant factor in the overall decrease in crime in this

isple, when polled, think it so to conan that they think it is already easy, except it is not and they don't understand that. that is the creep factor. the information collected on you today, you have to worry about what can be done with the technology in 5, 10, 15 years from now. what can you actually do on the state legislative level? the last refuge of privacy is paying for cash at a store. but with facial recognition and license plates, as he has been talking about here, they can't tell who you are anyway and what whobought -- they can tell you are anyway and what you bought. ofhings -- state departments motor vehicles routinely sell to license plate databases data aggregators. it is considered to be public record. pass a law that says you can't do that. if the cops need to know who you are, they can, but nobody else can. drivers license databases are authenticated identities with a face that can be used to produce facial recognition. they can't make a wall on the state level, but they can't sell the license plate databases to data aggregators. host: so, linda, that is your solutio

. >> these were some of the toughest, most are conan -- draconian mandatory minimums related to nonviolentug offenders. in 2009 i was in the state legislature, and i was pleased to be part of the effort to reform those drug laws. are you familiar with that? >> no, i am not. >> it occurred. are you familiar with that, mr. levin? what i am. >> based on the premise, i would assume that in new york state that a dramatic crime wave as some argued would have occurred as a result of reforms, would follow. is that what took place in new york, mr. otis, or did crime continue to decline and subsequent to the repeal of the rockefeller drug laws in new york, as has been the experience in every other state that has changed or reformed its mandatory minimums? >> my answer is going to be long, but you have to forgive me. i am a law professor. the answer is, yes, in the states that have experimented this way, crime has continued to decline, but that is because the imprisonment and use of imprisonment, while very significant, probably the most significant factor in the overall decrease in crime in this cou

last year, it was conan o'brien's turn to do it.immy kimmel and in 2011, seth myers. on "snl" he was then on slnel a "saturday night live" and then took on after that, was jay leno and then wanda sykes. >> you're probably known, at least among a certain audience, for making fun of kim kardashian more than john boehner. >> ah, yeah. >> so how does unprepare for the white house correspondents dinner? you just watched c-span. >> i won't do any jokes. strict strictly to ckardashian and a lot of single mom stuff on mtv and i think this crowd will get it. >> you think this crowd watches that? >> definitely. i think everyone can relate universal watching the housewives of los angeles. don't you think? >> no. >> i'm sure by marc lamont hill. you're a white house correspondents dinner correspondent? >> indeed. >> i cannot get my bow tie tied at a break but i will work on that. hopefully, mchale was better material for tonight. he joins me and ben ferguson, along with politico reporter hadash gold. ladies and gentlemen what do you expect from

isple, when polled, think it so to conan that they think it is already easy, except it is not and they't understand that. that is the creep factor. the information collected on you today, you have to worry about what can be done with the technology in 5, 10, 15 years from now. what can you actually do on the state legislative level? the last refuge of privacy is paying for cash at a store. but with facial recognition and license plates, as he has been talking about here, they can't tell who you are anyway and what whobought -- they can tell you are anyway and what you bought. ofhings -- state departments motor vehicles routinely sell to license plate databases data aggregators. it is considered to be public record. pass a law that says you can't do that. if the cops need to know who you are, they can, but nobody else can. drivers license databases are authenticated identities with a face that can be used to produce facial recognition. they can't make a wall on the state level, but they can't sell the license plate databases to data aggregators. host: so, linda, that is your solution. c

>>> before we go, chris and the gang back in new york, i want to play a little bit from our friend conan in a new interview hillary clinton said her guilty pleasure is eating chocolate. yeah. meanwhile, bill clinton said his guilty pleasure is being bill clinton. >> back to you in new york, folks. >> just leave it there. just let it marinate. >> i'm not saying anything. that's his joke. >> yeah. >> just laughing because that's what i'm supposed to do. >> exactly. cue the laugh track. >>> coming up next on "new day," she endured a decade of abecause bus, now michelle knight describe in chilling detail the moment she was rescued. her powerful interview with anderson cooper, ahead. >>> listen to this. is it a miracle cure? the latest performance enhancer, all natural, or a hoax? deer antler. google it. it's on the rise. some athletes swear by it. so our resident superman sanjay gupta investigates. surprises ahead. [ male announcer ] this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at

breakout moment where i've been doing all this underground work and suddenly i'm invited to be on conan o'brien and i'm on billboard and i'm in rolling stone and all these all these different accolades but at the same time the song that brought me out was. and so it was interesting dichotomy of people opening the door but also closing it so i was contacted first by the department of homeland security and had to give them all my information they actually held some money for me that i needed to pay the people that were traveling and working with me so i gave them all of this information and basically gave them verbal confirmation that they'd been tracking me and so it's difficult for me to travel to the middle east after apply for visas well in advance . you know i've been approached by individuals who are. pretty sure are agents of some kind or just fact gathering kind of people checking in with me from time to time also that year i was scheduled to do a big tour that was sponsored by verizon wireless and they actually removed me from that tour right around the time the video hit a milli

. >> i called conan, i called seth, i called jimmy and i called craig ferguson to gather information. which was, this will be the weirdest thing you ever do and the most exhilarating thing you ever do. >> and stroll! >> this year, the honor goes to joel mchale, long-time host of "the soup" on "e!". where his snarky celebrity commentary has earned him a devoted fan base. >> i'm joel mchale. >> no, i'm joel mchale. >> reporter: mchale has also burst into fame for his role on the critically acclaimed sit come, "community," a show that the suits at nbc have yet to renew for next season, angering its millions of fans. >> we saved green dale. >> so "the soup," "community," white house correspondents' dinner. was this always the plan? >> this was exactly how i wanted my career to go. >> do you think this gives you a respectability that you didn't have before? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: against the backdrop of washington monuments, from d.c.'s w. hotel, joel sat down to tell me how he has prepared for what might be his toughest crowd ever. >> what i've learned is there are so many powerf