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what do michelle obama, john legend and conan o'brien have in common? a sign of the times. but first, the "nightline" five. so i'm looking for someone to make my chicken bigger, tastier...the best. so what do you got? are you kidding me? i was literally born for this. ♪ thank you. ♪ make it super crispy. so? you had me at fried chicken pacifier. try my new spicy chicken strips combo today. with 100% all-white meat chicken. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. he's a quiz show legend, the man we buzz in with every night. rsvisionnterview sceisattle wit. a disease that has touched the lives of many. he is the master of the board. in control. >> alex trebek! >> sophisticated. and seemingly all-knowing. for 35 years and nearly 8,000 episodes, alex trebek has been the unflappable host of "jeopardy", making him one of the most enduring and recognizable people on television, even holding a guinness world record for hosting the most episodes of a single game show ever. >> let's have some fun. >> reporter: but just two months ago he shared heartbreaking news. >> just like 50,

conan o'brien went on national tv and dissed american cities.in my city. he says i hear newark, new jersey, doesn't have a drug program. he said i think the best is a bus ticket out of town. >> the mayor wants to set up a citywide program to improve newark residents' help. it would consist of a bus ticket out of newark. >> i said this is a new era. i got new media. i sat behind my desk in city hall, called out conan o'brien for insulting our city. >> according to the powers invested in me by the people of the city of newark you are on the newark, new jersey, airport no-fly list. try jfk, buddy. >> i think the tsa took a clarification and said mayors don't have the power to ban people from the airports. long story short, went on his show and banned me from burbank airport. now i was getting invited on shows as a mayor, earned media through the roof. every chance i got i bragged about our city. by the time it ended hillary clinton filmed a video basically saying, she was secretary of state then, trying to keep peace in the burlworld, she said give

. >> stern says his best interview was with conan o'brien in 2015.uch more from stern coming up on "gma." could you imagine if he had got up there at the rnc at the convention and endorsed hillary clinton? >> and we were both down in washington at that time. >> the secret service wouldn't have been able to save him. >>> next to the $75 cup of coffee. you he. or sale in california. >> klatch coffee is selling a brew that is the most expensive. the beans come from panama and cost more than $800 per pound. >> oh, i thought they came from heaven. the mpnehato bid to get a hold of those rare beans. only ten pounds of them are in the u.s. the coffee is being sold at its stores in l.a. and san francisco. only 80 cups are available. >> what do you think that tastes like? insomnia in a cup, right? it better keep you up for days. >> it tastes like an electricity bill, it sounds like and jack and the beanstalk climbing to get those beans. that's why they cost so much. >>> a mother's day joke that fell short. >> people couldn't digest this tweet. if you have pan

thank you so much for coming to tonight's program featuring robert caro and conan o'brien. [applause] >> i am andrea grossman, the founder of writers block now sailing to the end of our 30 third year. in. [applause] if you are not yet on the email list, sign-up. we just added senator amy klobuchar. so, www.writers block .com. >> the last time he visited was in 2002 for the master of the senate. it was unforgettable. bob's story is about the genius of the political machine. painted a picture of the powerbroker extraordinaire who simply had no p or. like his subject, robert caro has no peer. he's treated us to slight left turns in the narrative. his divergence into fascinating bystanders. divergence so rich in detail and character that they might form the basis of future studies and of themselves. so consider his new book, "working" them as a companion piece to his great moses and johnson book. today in 2019, it's more pleasant than ever about power used for good and power used against the greater good. as the book answers for questions, it raises more. into the ways and wise

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conan o'brien said as a kid, nobody made me laugh harder than tim conway.sically made fun of himself. comedian and television icon, tim conway, a billion laughs later died today at the age of 85. a fox weather alert now. folks in the central part of the united states could get more rain. adam klotz is in the fox extreme weather center. when does this end? >> shepard, it's been an awful season. we're looking as many as 250 river gauges at flood or higher along the mississippi river. we have a break right now. but this weekend, more moisture funneling in. maybe big storms, this is talking about friday, saturday and sunday. so a little break from now until then, this is the area where they've been getting pounded. we could be talking about tornadoes. the big concern is flooding, this is our precipitation. maybe another three to four inches of rain. that all works its way to the mississippi. >> shepard: thanks. and wall street has given back some of its gains. very positive. next, "your world" with neil cavuto. >> neil: you're looking live at the president of t

. >> conway told conan o'brien this actually happened to him. >> in the army, yeah.oth, and so he took my lip like this and he stuck a needle in, and it went through my cheek and into his thumb. >> i'll just give you a little shot here. >> poor harvey, he had not seen the novocain bit until we were doing it. >> tim conway won six emmys in his career, four for his work"t. >> you've got five minutes to live, you can tell one joke again before you peg it, what would it be? >> i would go hold up a bank. i've always wanted to do that. and take as much cash as i could and run out and once my five minutes is up, bang. >> mr. conway's family has asked that donations be made to the lew ruvo brain center at the cleveland clinic in las vegas. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me today. "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. >>> president trump attacking his fbi director again. what could go wrong? "the lead" starts right now. >>> investigating the investigators. the attorney general now looking at how the russia probe began in the first place, as presi

of author events every year and recently in los angeles the writing process with talkshow host conan o'brien,. >> the incident that was really formative is when i was at princeton i was at the creative writing course and it was taught by a southern gentleman in the very famous literary and i took the course for two years, every two weeks and handed in a short story, i thought i was pulling them because i was always doing the short stories, very easy for me to it write fast, so i would rate them the night before and we used to call them pulling all nighters, i thought i was pulling him about how much work went into it and then the very last session he handed back my short story and he said something optometry about it which he usually did and then he said, but you know, you will never achieve what you want to achieve unless you learn to stop thinking with your fingers. and you know how sometimes in your life you realize that someone has seen right through you. he knew i had never put any effort into this. that it was too easy for me to it write then i went to newsday and i was a fast rewrite,

his transformation with long, thoughtful, provocative interviews, the likes of anderson cooper, conan o'brienain which includes his older into views with donald trump, celebrity businessman. >> i was quite surprised when they dragged out every single donald trump the interview i had done. and in some ways i felt it was unfair to trump. >> do you feel in some way you helped make him president? >> absolutely. because donald would come on my show -- i mean, look -- >> does it make you feel bad or good? >> well, look, i did not vote for donald trump. howard: joining us now, emily e yo shin sky, and stern makes no bones about the fact while he loved all the locker room talk in all those interviews with donald trump, he was a big hillary clinton supporter and wanted to get her on in, and of course, she wouldn't do the show. >> there's an entire chapter called hillary clinton, the interview that never happened, where he makes the case there could have been, you know, contractors, store owners, truck drivers that heard her in swing states, wisconsin, ohio, and pennsylvania and were really impressed s

his long in depth interviews with celebrities like jerry seinfeld and lady gaga and conan o'brien gave him the reputation as one of the best interviewers in the business. that's what he remains today. one of his most frequent guests over the years was donald trump, whom he didn't support in the 2016 campaign, even though candidate trump wanted him to. 11 of his conversations with trump along with his other favorite interviews from over the years are chronicled in stern's new best-selling book howard stern comes again. i sat down with howard for a fascinating discussion where we talked about the interviews he loves, his evolution through psychotherapy, and the advice he now has for president trump. >> i've been dreading this interview. >> why? >> i've read the interviews you've done that are in this book and i feel like i don't know anything to talk to you about that you haven't already said a million times. >> that's the problem. >> the story of paul mccartny, the story of -- >> that's the problem. then i realized this is thing any that you go through. >> why don't you sit back and i'l

obama joined conan o'brien, elizabeth banks, and other celebrities at ucla for college signing day. the event recognized high school seniors and transfer students committed to going after higher education. it's part of mrs. obama's "reach higher" initiative. >>> coming up, what alex trebek is now saying about his cancer battle. you're watching "world news now." olay regenerist shatters the competition. big hype? big price? big deal! olay regenerist hydrates skin better than creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. now try olay hydrating eye. hydrates better than the #1 prestige eye cream. test test ♪ >>> it's been nearly a month since long-time "jeopardy!" host alex trebek went public with his diagnosis of stage 4 pancreatic cancer. >> in an exclusive abc news interview he sat down with robin roberts on gma talking candidly about his depression and struggle with depression during chemotherapy. >> hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our program. >> when you walked in ea

. >> reporter: conway told conan o'brien this actually happened to him. >> in the army, yeah. said we're going to pull this tooth and so he took my lip like this and he stuck the needle in and it went through my cheek and into his thumb. >> i'll just give you a little shot here. >> poor harvey, he had not seen the novocaine bit until we were doing it. >> reporter: tim conway won six emmys in his career, four for his work on "the carol burnett show." >> you've got five minutes to live and you can tell one joke again before you peg, it what would it be? >> i would go hold up a bank. i've always wanted to do that. and take as much cash as i could and run out and once my five minutes is up, bang. >> funny man. a sad day. we'll right back. let's take a look at some numbers: 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 percent of all strokes and heart disease? preventable. and 149 dollars is all it takes to get screened and help take control of your health. we're life line screening... and if you're over 50... call this number, to schedule an appointme

so she had -- we had one with conan o'brien where she was real abusive to him while he was coming out "live in santa barbara" concert. and for some reason, when he finally explodes at her, she turns to everybody, the character, and says, "not here, not in santa barbara." as though it mattered. santa barbara had nothing to do with it. >> seth: right. >> so on my cake, they did a giant blowup of deandra wells. and she did have icing that said, "not here, not in santa barbara" and with exploding candles, so -- [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: but now, this is -- >> that's so much detail. again, i would say google it. i'm sure it's not on the internet. because nbc doesn't want to pay for the music rights. >> seth: yes. [ light laughter ] >> so -- an once again, band, can i get a what what? >> seth: i was -- this was very familiar to me. because when i started on the show -- >> yes. >> seth: in your office -- >> yes. >> seth: you had a giant oil painting of deandra. >> yeah, it was huge. it's absolutely huge. [ laughter ] >> i mean, i'm not kidding. i think it's four by 11 feet. it's massi

and recently los angeles award-winning biographer robert caro discussed his writing process with conan o'brien. >> when i was at princeton i was in the creative writing course and was taught by a southern gentleman and famous literary critic. i took this course for two years, every two weeks i got good marks. i thought i was fooling him because i was always doing short stories, always very easy for me to write fair. so the night before, we used to call it calling all nighters. i pulled a lot of all miters. i thought i was fooling him about how much work went into it and then very last session he handed back my short story and said something complimentary which he usually did. then he said but you know, mister caro, you will never achieve what you want to achieve unless you learn to stop thinking with your fingers. sometimes in your life you realize someone has seen right through you. i never put any effort into this but it was too easy for me to write. i was a fast writer. when i quit to do the powerbroker i started to realize how complex this was. to explain to robert moses about his power an

. >> stephen colbert gets up close and personal with conan o'brien. >> what do i need to know about longevity? >> you will learn never humility a guest. >> we learn how to use the self service checkout. >> and wondered if customers could cheat and leave without paying. >> i would love to see the queen steal groceries. because only the queen can steal for the country, yeah, she could be like i claim these cheetohs for britain, britain, yum, yum, yum, yum, please feed the queen ♪ >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota, let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >> the queen's expression didn't look like she was having a good time. >> puzzled at the check out. >> that was my reaction. are we really doing this now? >> i still like talking to people. hello, people. welcome to "cbs this morning," i'm gayle king with anthony ma an and tony dokoupil. we are going to begin with this on this holiday weekend. nearly half of the country will start memorial day under a severe weather threat. aaa estimates nearly 43 million people will travel over the next three days. many of them could see t

. >> reporter: the one he likes best, conan o'brien in 2015. >> do you suffer from depression?i was interviewing conan because i was able to listen and not be trying to insert myself i picked up on something he said and then all of a sudden he started talking about that he suffered from depression and we got into this heavy thing and it was -- it was like the cameras disappeared. the microphones disappeared and the two of us were just locked in conversation. >> the best interview you ever did. >> best interview i ever did but people always ask me what is the best interview i ever did. the reason i chose him as the best one in the book, i felt satisfied. i went home that night, do you ever have this -- you interview someone and you go, why didn't i ask him that? why didn't i think of that? i forgot to say this. here's what happened with conan. i went home and i went why am i having that feeling because i felt we had put everything on the table. >> what's it like to be at howard's table off the air? my wife ali and i love it. >> this might be a shock. george and i are actually fr