but conan doyle had sent him to. they weren't getting along anymore but scientific america knew that no psychic was going to -- without conan doyle. so he goes to england and he talks to conan doyle. he talks him into not becoming a judge in the contest, but becoming somebody who would advocate it and give it a stamp of approval. so they are ready to start the contest. they have the judges and they have, basically the scientific american, which was located in a building downtown committee had converted their offices into seance rooms. the only problem is, they do not have a viable candidate. this contest goes on for a year and a half and they test various mediums but they are clearly not , genuine. they can't find anybody that they can even test seriously for a long period of time. this young,point, attractive boston woman named nina kramden had supposedly discovered that she was psychic . and the difference between nina kramden and other psychics in america, nina kramden was married to a very prestigious physician i

i'm conan. >> interview talking to you. >> hey! >> he's going to be just fine. and by the way, the walking dead got 17 million viewers. i can't wait to see how they do this sunday. >>> coming up -- >> famous people that come to your club? >> oh, yeah. >> hollywood has gone full fifty shades. inside the exclusive club where desires. >>> then shannen doherty gets tearful on her brave battle with cancer. why she chose to undergo treatment in the public eye. >> i always knew i was strong, but this is a totally different kind of strange. >> plus is katherine heigl's baby brain causing some doubt at work. >> you're pregnant and you're forgetting. >> everything. >> it's all true and it's all next. >> does that ever go away, by the way? >> closed captioning provided ionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil

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>> well, instead of throwing it away, why don't we give it to conan o'brien as a welcoming gift from the writers of "late night with david letterman." >> seth: so you gave what everybody wants. a giant -- [ laughter ] a giant unwieldy pickle. >> yes, we sat it down but never expecting to ever hear anything since. conan suddenly puts it on tv. >> seth: yep. >> i know when fallon took over, he was handed the pickle. i was at home in my underwear. when you suddenly raised this thing. this pickle and i tell you, it's in our office and we don't like it. [ laughter ] it takes up a lot of valuable office space here in new york city. but thank you, i'm so glad that you started it. >> i'm so happy that you still have it. >> seth: you were also a writer on, for my money, the greatest comedy of all time, "seinfeld." >> oh, thank you. >> seth: and you wrote so many famous episodes. you wrote the "soup nazi" episode. >> i did. with help from the staff and larry of course. >> seth: of course there's always, the staff always pitches your actual life. and jiffy park, this is a thing that happened to

. >> he went to taste makers, sylvester stallone, calvin harris, conan o'brien, jimmy kimmel, anthony kiedis and guy fieri! >> guy fieri? >> kylie jenner, she bought her fourth house for $12 million in hidden hills. >> poor tyga's just sitting there. bought another house today. he's like oh, great. >> cool, can i hide my car here? [laughter] >> kim, kim, how are you doing? announcer: kim kardashian, back in new york surrounded by bodyguards, cops, basically a

conan suddenly puts it on tv. >> seth: yep. >> i know when fallon took over, he was handed the pickle. i was at home in my underwear. when you suddenly raised this thing. >> seth: i'm now the owner of this pickle and i tell you, it's in our office and we don't like it. [ laughter ] it takes up a lot of valuable office space here in new york city. but thank you, i'm so glad that you started it. >> i'm so happy that you still have it. >> seth: you were also a writer on, for my money, the greatest comedy of all time, "seinfeld." >> oh, thank you. >> seth: and you wrote so many famous episodes. you wrote the "soup nazi" episode. >> i did. with help from the staff and larry of course. >> seth: of course there's always, the staff always pitches in on things. but you would take things from that happened to you. >> yeah. that's right. this is when george had prostitutes having sex in his car. i used to store my jeep on the west side highway there, because it was $200 a month. and one weekend i went to get inside the jeep, the doors didn't lock and there were used condoms everywhere. and you k

joining us is caroline conan. what was the tone of the meeting then?reality to check for theresa may. -- reality check for theresa may. , angelacally said merkel, that a win-win situation , and exit that is above good for the u.k. and e.u. might be difficult in practice. the e.u. president seemed to be giving theresa may a simple choice between a hard at all.r no brexit he said he wished the brexit could be reversible. >> after the decision in the u.k., we have to respect the results of our referendum. if it is reversible or not, this is in the british hands. it is be happier if , nowsible, but we have to we have to step away from our negotiations. >> according to one official we spoke with, the e.u. referendum, donald tusk had a closed door meeting with theresa may where he told her that if brexit was not reversible, that means that the 27 remaining e.u. members may have to do some separate ontings without the u.k. some issues in the next few months. front hollande said that if the u.k. want to have brexit, it will be hard negotiation. anna: thank you

. >> conan o'brian wants his announcers back. the play-by-play was terrible. >> you want more? i got more. >> keep it coming. >> all right. let's get a live look at mentor right now. we got clouds and sunshine poking through. we are dry and we will stay dry through the evening. once again we will start off satellite map. you can see the breaks in the overcast right here. got clearing here and that clearing is coming tonight and a lot of the you tomorrow will see an abundant amount of sunshine. currently 64 degrees downtown. mainly cloudy sky and breaks and you should get to see sunset action. 62 parma and 64 bedford and chagrin falls. mid 60s for peninsula and brunswick. a wider shot for coshocton and degrees in fremont. a nice little surge of warm air coming our way. all right? it is moving this way. thanks to high pressure and it will come around the high out of the south and west. so tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend and we are seeing the back edge of the clouds right here. okay? and that clearing is moving our way thanks to the high and dryer air moving our wa

letterman/conan. klum bow and kovack. "red eye" with greg gutfeld.rts night, "friends,"" the office," the british office" seinfield" and "lost." >> "lost" was on there right? >> it was top 20. >> was "cheers" on there? >> "cheers" was top 10, i believe. >> i should have read below five. >> i am done. >> don't go anywhere. i interview the director of "gringo, the dangerous live of john mcafee" after the break >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray. hurricane matthew is now a category 5 as it moves across the caribbean. with 160 mile per hour winds it is the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since 2007. the storm may be threatening jamaica, cuba and haiti where it could be approaching those areas common day. it is unclear how hurricane matthew will affect the u.s. people that may be impacted are encourage i -- encouraged to buy any needed supplies. hillary clinton seeing a bump in the polls. a fox news poll shows her leading by three percentage points. some polls showing her ahead 7%. it gives her the edge in several key battlegro

margo's promotional tour includes performances on "saturday night live," "conan," "colbert," and theher one last time at margo's east nashville home. her husband and bass player in the band, jeremy, prepares biscuits with pimento and cheese, topped with chopped bacon. along with red wine braised short rib on a crostini with goat cheese. do you guys eat like this all the time? >> jeremy: no. >> margo: he cooks -- he cooks like this all the time. he's worked in like every restaurant in town. yeah, we've all been in the restaurant business. you, you, you. he just got fired from a job over on the west side, sorry. >> jeremy: way to go, margo. >> anthony: um, first of all, let me ask, who here is from nashville originally? >> margo: exactly, she is. >> anthony: this has been pretty much the story of my experience here so far. you know, the town has a reputation, there are so many really good musicians here, does that make it harder to break out here? and alternately, what happens if you suck here? like, i mean, if you can't -- if you're playing country western -- >> margo: i mean, it is -

. >> so tv host conan o'brien took that moment and ran it straight from the johnson camp to the donaldamp. >> yesterday, libertarian candidate gary johnson was giving a television interview and was unable to name a single foreign leader. couldn't name one. sounds like someone wants to be donald trump's secretary of state. >> oh it's just -- i don't know what it is. there's a new trump, though in late night tv, we should point out. >> alec baldwin, he's no stranger to late night stage or "snl." he'll play trump through election day. >> reporter: expect alec baldwin to come down with case of the sniffles saturday night as he begins his gig opposite kate mackinnon as "snl's" new donald trump even if he's no fan of the donald -- >> we don't really want a president who looks like he's been dipped in movie popcorn butter. [ laughter ] >> the tangerine tornado -- >> reporter: baldwin follows impersonators like phil harmon. >> love my neighbor as thy self and like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> reporter: he's never played trump. we've seen him do everything from to a guy named pete s

that year, leno signed a contract extension with nbc that would keep him as host until 2009, when conan o'brien would take his place. that transition was almost as controversial as leno's replacement of carson. controversial as leno's replacement of carson. prime-time show and o'brien didn't deliver the audiences nbc had anticipated. so by march 10, 2010, leno returned as host of the tonight show where he remained until february 6, 2014 when jimmy fallon succeeded him. when we continue our look back on the titans of late night, we turn to a man who helped breath new life into the "talk- for a generation of comedians. one who also made a huge career move that would start a time- slot defining rivalry. the story is next right here on david letterman brought a fresh, young, irreverant style to his 1980s late-late audience and for the next 11 years, he dominated the genre. in 1993 after letterman failed to win the earlier time slot on nbc, he jumped to cbs with "the late show with david letterman" kicking off the late-night wars. letterman would stay with cbs for more than two decades cemen

. >> late night, conan went to san francisco.o make sense and washington, d.c. seemed to make sense right now. >> with a lejty examination of the recent congressional circus around defunding planned parenthood, meyers took a step towards being one of the more political hosts in late night. if you're looking for a daily replacement for your jon stewart fix, seth meyers might be your man. you have a segment on your show called "i closer looka closer l" it's basically a 10-minute takedown, often of donald trump. >> when we started, it was going to be jokes. but it has turned into the donald trump segment of the show. probably more than we expected, but -- and we tried to do other stuff, but in the 24-hour period between each one, he does so much that we end up doing it more than we thought we would. >> is it just like a -- willie sutton was once asked, famous bank robber, why do you rob banks? he said that's where the money is. is that also where the jokes are, or do you see it as a calling to take him down, in a way? >> that's defi

a week later, they were guests on conan o'brien's show. >> what i love about what you guys have donears ago, you talked about this dream, and you made it happen. here we are, all these years later, and you made you made your zombie movie. you did a spectacular job. you had a premiere, a premiere that the press attended. everyone loves the movie, and then you fly out here to come on our show. this is pretty spectacular. >> reporter: it is pretty spectacular. i caught up with them for the film's new york city premiere. they pulled up to the red carpet in a bloody jeep, to a long line of fans waiting outside. don't be confused-- this is not a kids movie. >> this is a hard "r." there is guts, there is urinating on guts, okay. >> reporter: jesse suchman is sam's brother. he helped put together the original kickstarter and help orchestrate everything since. >> i have learned so much from them and i want to be like them i think their confidence in their ideas and clarity of vision and confidence in themselves is so intoxicating to everyone around strives everyone to do better. >> reporter:

jones graduated from conan high school in jaffray. >> mark: state police are investigating the death of a man the man was found this morning along dave boulevard. he was on a park bench near marine park. troopers say the victim is a man from walpole if his late 70's or early 80's. there are no signs of a struggle or no obvious cause of death. >> vanessa: the driver accused of killing a state trooper will return to court in december. prosecutors say david jaguna was speeding and had marijuana in his system when he hit and killed officer clardy on the mass pike in charlton in march. his attorney asked for a delay courtroom. the judge schedule add new hearing for december 12th. >> mark: we have just 13 days until we vote for our flex president and tonight, -- next president and tonight we have a brands new poll to share with you. a success university-"u.s.a. today" poll shows hillary clinton leading donald trump by 9 points, 47-38%. scott mclean reports on how both candidates spent their day in key battleground states. >> the reporter: it's an unconventional campaign move, even for an u

for more on this bring in former dnc advisor steve mcmahon and former rubio advisor alex conan.lcome to you both. i like ben smith's line in politico, we've always said wild card investigatory poses the biggest threat to hillary clinton win, well, we got one. steve, can we make a guess as to what this impact will be? >> i guess we can sit here and guess which is what i guess we're going to do today. it seems like the race hasn't moved that much. i think the e-mail controversy and the trust issues that hillary clinton has struggled with had been pretty well reflected in the value of the stock. and i think voters have made their judgments largely based on those two things in the background. and i don't think this changes it. there's no question that it would be better for the clinton campaign if they weren't talking about this right now, but i don't think that it's going to fundamentally alter the outcome of the race. >> that is alex, unless there's something explosive that we're going to find out in the next eight days, right? >> that's absolutely right. a week is a really long t