[ cheers and applause ] ♪ david chang!

please welcome chef david chang, in the house! cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you are a rock star. kathy is going to be with us, here. congrats on "lucky peach." >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: the first issue of this -- i loved it so much, 'cause like it's recipes and food stories and just interesting stuff. and tony bourdain talks stuff in here. this issue includes stickers that you can put on your banana instead of the chiquita. [ light laughter ] it's just like all cool, fun stuff like that. i love how fun you are. you're a rock star, my friend. >> oh, no, no, no. >> jimmy: oh, i know, i know. what do you got -- what do you got for us tonight? what are we doing? >> kathy: feed me. >> drinks first. >> feed me now.

please welcome chef david chang, in the house!ky peach." >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: the first issue of this -- i loved it so much, 'cause like it's recipes and food stories and just interesting stuff. and tony bourdain talks stuff in here. this issue includes stickers that you can put on your banana instead of the chiquita. [ light laughter ] it's just like all cool, fun stuff like that. i love how fun you are. you're a rock star, my friend. >> oh, no, no, no. >> jimmy: oh, i know, i know. what do you got -- what do you got for us tonight? what are we doing? >> kathy: feed me. >> drinks first. >> feed me now. >> do you want a drink or? -- >> kathy: feed me. >> jimmy: yeah, feed her with drinks, feed her with drinks, feed her with drinks. >> we have pina colada. >> kathy: oh, okay, thank you. >> but let me explain how we make it first. so, we learned this trick in japan. it's called the bar of high five. >> kathy: i can fly, man. i am wasted. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> kathy: pull my hair, pull my hair, pull my hair. woo, i'm w

there was david chang, and david brought the program for the first time into the classrooms were spanish the primary language spoken. we are in many ways indebted to the volunteers, in terms, especially david for that. last but not least -- >> you were suggesting -- we have a couple of commissioners to have to leave but we want to hear what you have to say. kimberly is a new director of the division. we are quite lucky to have her here. >> i will try to make this very quick. i just want to say that this is my great pleasure for the hour increase, and we have been working very hard with the partnership to create the relationship building to get there. we put the price tag on the volunteers but the volunteers are priceless. they speak on behalf of the department. just a couple of highlights. with over 131,000 hours. in terms of the successful program, we are making certain of the expectations, having all the learning tasks are meaningful. this is a meaningful and a valuable experience, looking into how you support the staff. gloria gonzales worked closely with all of the volunteers. this i

tonight jimmy welcomes comedian kathy griffin, and new york chef david chang. 11:35 central time. >>>ook at entertainment news, is losing product placement privileges another sign that ashton kutcher is losing power at "two and a half men"? bill, thoughts? >> yes. >> on the show, his laptop is used to feature logos of companies he's invested in. but suddenly the logos are gone, as is the disclosure in the credits of his investments. >> what exactly do you sponsor? >> nothing, yet. >> it hasn't been a good week for film maker brett ratner, first his latest movie, "tower heist" bombed in its debut. next he apologized for lying about sleeping with an actress on howard stern now he's been forced to resign as next year's oscar telecast producer for using a gay slur. >>> on the eve of being honored as latin grammy person of the year, columbia clom bowian singer, shakira got a star on the walk of fame. >>> and julie taymore is suing the producers of "spider-man" for at least $1 million. for money she said she did before she got fired. and actually, spider-man was notorious for being a huge b

>> you give a major speech on foreign policy, david, changing america's role in the world and you get three hits on youtube. my daughters come up with some silly adnd they get half a million or whatever it is today. so it's the world of politics we live in today. you get your message outin different ways. >> all right. governor huntsman, thank you very much. >> pleasure to be here. >> coming up, a wild week in republican presidential politics as herman cain struggles to get his story straight. will the event be a game changer in the ration and can romney pick up any more conservative support? plus the road ahead for obama's re-election campaign as the economy remains sluggish. a political roundtable weighs in. msnbc's crist matthews is here talking about his new book on jack kennedy as well as maggie haberman of politico. "the wall street journal's" kim strassel and republican strategist alex castellanos. right after this break. - i volunteered. - i was drafted. - i enlisted. - i was nervous. - and there i was in asia. - europe. - the gulf. - and i saw things. - incredible things. - a

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david has made life-changing reversals. is only loyalty is to find and speak the truth, truth with a capital t. in his new book, "a point in time," david shares his insight into man, god and society in a way that only he can. it is an honor and a privilege to present to you a man of high moral clarity, deep inside, and a clear voice in a world threatened by political correctness and cultural relativism. the world needs more men like david horowitz. i respect him. i admire him. and i am proud to be his friend. ladies and gentlemen, david horowitz. [applause] >> me thank you, craig. i want to thank craig for putting together this event and putting together the freedom center in philadelphia, my home away from home. karl marx wrote capital in fourth outlines which never finish in which are virtually unreadable. when he was asked what he wrote such a long poker he said because i didn't have time to write a short one. this book i've written is quite short, it took me three years to write and a lifetime to gain the understanding i

david letterman." >> prepare for more changes to facebook. what has to do wit ♪ ♪ ♪ if i should fall from grace with god ♪ ♪ where no doctor can relieve me ♪ ♪ if i'm buried 'neath the sod ♪ ♪ but the angels won't receive me ♪ ♪ let me go, boys let me go, boys ♪ ♪ let me go down in the mud where the rivers... ♪ [ female announcer ] when you're responsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. checking our top stories. the mother of an alleged victim in the penn state sex abuse scandal is sharing her son's story. he felt he did not have the port to resist former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky. he is charged with molesting eight children over 15 years. >>> there will be a vigil at nationals park tonight for kidnapped catcher wilson ramos. authorities in venezuela say that four armed men abducted a 24-year-old on monday. an intense search is underway. >>> the nation will pause today to honor those who serve in uniform. cities across the d.c. area will hold ceremonies and there will be events of t

change. friday, david letterman gets his hat at herman cain.y, rahm emanuel keynotes the iowa democratic party jefferson jackson day dinner in des moines. >>> and the late-night comedians had their hands full with rick perry this week. behold the fruits of their labor "the sunday funnies." >> you still haven't named the third department. >> i know. it's mard. that's not a word. maria, can we move on? i want to be president, but not like this. >> i'm not the only one who has compassion for this man. >> we all have sympathy for someone forgetting something. >> i think he looked human. >> it made perry look human. that's something mitt romney would die for. >> huntsman. why can't the handsome, mormon ex-governor beat mitt romney? because he is mitt romney. just not quite. it's like with the baldwins. billy's great. but given a choice, you're going to go with alec. >>> and we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] each of these photos was taken by someone on the first morning of their retirement. it's the first of more than 6,000 sunrises the average

david cameron wants to clawback powers from brussels and he is very nervous of the can of worms that any treaty changes could open up. angela merkel wants the financial transaction tax. david cameron says that would cost u.k. jobs. he says the ecb should be supporting the euro. angela merkel says that would cause inflation something to which the germans are allergic. differences on a number of areas. david cameron cannot take the lead because his country is not in the euro zone. the fate of the euro is being decided day-by-day on the financial markets. >> neo-nazis and terrorism were on the agenda here in berlin. it was a mix of damage control and strategy making. intelligence agencies have come under heavy fire this week after revelations that a neo-nazi group was able to carry out murder and bombing attacks for over a decade. " the government outlined the broad strokes of berlin's newest strategy to tackle the far right. the news came after a meeting of senior officials. a similar database listing had yielded positive results. >> it works very well. some of the information from various security autho

david ensor on how u.s. government funded news is changing. after that, remarks from the president and ceo of blue cross blue shield, scott serota on the future of the health care industry. >> this week on the communicator, the discussion about the future of voice of america with voa's new director, david ensor. >> host: david ensor, how would you describe the mission of the voa and how it's evolved over the last 50-60 years? >> guest: you know, the mission has been the same since 1942 when we went on the air in feb 1st, 1942, and that is to provide an accurate newscast to the countries we broadcast to and explain to them what's going on in the united states and what this country's all about. that mission remained the same, but the way we do it changed dramatically, and right now it's changing because of the ways human communicate with each other are changing rapidly at the moment. where in history people think of voa as a broadcaster on short wave with the huddled masses in eastern europe listening on the radio and thinking the secret police

penn state has made david joyner as they're acting athletic director. things continue to changet penn state. >>> it was vampires, then were walls, and now it is zombies. what the walking dead appears to be everywhere. >> i will be watching. >> let's get you started. take a look at super doppler 7. we will have some heavier downpours. it will turn chilly in the afternoon. maybe a snowflake somewhere. warming up on saturday and sunday, with increasing amounts of sunshine. wjla.com is your online home for weather. >> bob ryan will be back at 11:00. >> have a good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ if i should fall from grace with god ♪ ♪ where no doctor can relieve me ♪ ♪ if i'm buried 'neath the sod ♪ ♪ but the angels won't receive me ♪ ♪ let me go, boys let me go, boys ♪ ♪ let me go down in the mud where the rivers... ♪ [ female announcer ] when you're responsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ ♪ >>> this is "world news." tonight, caught. the man accused of tiring an ak-47 at the white house, apprehended. and a clerk a

. >> straight ahead, is david letterman trying to change mr.bout running for the white house? we will see what happens when mr. cain goes on the late show. and some grounded flight attendants taking their fight for their jobs to new heights. [ male annouer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fru and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had v8. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] ohhat fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! >> you have seen our top stories but here is the absolute best of the rest. mr. herman cain taking his campaign to late night tv. he talks 9-9-9 with david letterman and dave those out ideas of his own. >> you put in an economic growth plan called 9-9-9. have you heard of it? >> i've heard of it. i don't know what it means. >> 9-9-9. it's bold. >> i know it's bold but you don't even know what it means. i heard someone say to you how would so-a

reform something like this but the point is these economic crises at a time when radical change can actually happen ok david i mean you have great eyebrows ok i don't know if you're disagreeing or agreeing go ahead because i get the sense you're not agreeing with what we're hearing right now. well i think the problem is deeper than just the crisis of democracy i think what we're seeing is a real crisis of capitalism. i think. for a long time for the twentieth century certainly the nineteenth century the capitalist class had a rational core to it people that were concerned about keeping the system as a whole functioning and solving the problems that exist and so on i think right now we are in such a crisis that the rational capitalist really don't see any solution to these problems they don't see how we're going to solve this problem of increasing increasing increasing unemployment it's clear that when you start talking about osteria he is a solution to an economic problem which means laying people off making people in more insecure they're not going to be able to buy as many goods as they could before it's

change. friday, david letterman gets his hat at herman cain.y, rahm emanuel keynotes the iowa democratic party jefferson jackson day dinner in des moines. >>> and the late-night comedians had their hands full with rick perry this week. behold the fruits of their labor "the sunday funnies." >> you still haven't named the third department. >> i know. it's mard. that's not a word. maria, can we move on? i want to be president, but not like this. >> i'm not the only one who has compassion for this man. >> we all have sympathy for someone forgetting something. >> i think he looked human. >> it made perry look human. that's something mitt romney would die for. >> huntsman. why can't the handsome, mormon ex-governor beat mitt romney? because he is mitt romney. just not quite. it's like with the baldwins. billy's great. but given a choice, you're going to go with alec. >>> and we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] each of these photos was taken by someone on the first morning of their retirement. it's the first of more than 6,000 sunrises the average

david koch. they are oil billionaires and climate change deniers. today no one can deny that extreme weather is here to stay. >> all i know is, this didn't happen when we were kids. anne tom on son the change in our weather. thanks. >>> now to presidential politics and the sexual harassment allegations swirling around herman cain. tonight, one of the women who claims cain engaged in inappropriate behavior says she wants to go public with her story. meanwhile, cain has been doing a lot of talking about the allegations, denying them. but also struggling at times to explain himself. our report tonight from nbc's lisa myers. >> reporter: for herman cain, day two of damage control, also involved trying to undo the damage from shifting stories on day one. >> i just started to remember more. remember, in 12 years a lot of stuff can go through your head. >> reporter: that's how cain explained yesterday's inconsistencies. he recommended that the work performance of one accuser was subpar. and offered new details about an incident that prompted what he says w

the commissioner david stern says the league has now stopped the clock. the mood has changed dramatically since the allot made tim or they would get 'offer that with in -- that would be a lot worse. >>> wilson ramos was reportedly kidnapedfrom his home in venezuela. his family has not made contact with the alleged kidnappers yet. he returned home to play for a winter baseball league. this is the first known abduction of an "m" lb -- of an mlb player. >>> last night 350 people attended a town hall meeting. they were there, romero's father and the aunt of one of the victims was also at the meeting to condemn the violence. >> stay home, stay home because you can be in the wrong place at the wrong time like these girls and now something has changed for the rest of their lives for being out at a birthday party. >> the five essentials were charged with homicide and attempted homicide. the this they said the victim had no ties to gangs. >>> city leaders are worried about growing reports of crime outside city hall. they have made more than 2 dozen occupied arrests. they are taking st