. >>> an all new david letterman is on. jessica biel will be there.ere is a quick preview. >> what are you folks doing here? it's a snow day. the first thing i did is i listened for the talk show closings. darn. [ laughing ]. and then i get a call from a guy at the office here and i think right away somebody is calling me at home. they're not supposed to do that. there must be trouble. i said, what's wrong, has the show cancelled. the guy says, no, just checking in on the elderly. [ laughing ] >> and just a quick reminder. >> you laughed a little too hard. >> exactly. >>> tonight a special extended edition until 11:00. >> who is elderly on the set? >> nobody that i know. >> nobody. are you kidding. >> we're all immature. >> there is that. >> no male here has an age above 12. >> that's right. >> emotionally. >> emotionally [ laughing ] . >>> yes. it eventually had to end. unfortunately it was tonight. how the caps mounted a val yant come back only to see their sweep end at 14. plus why this hockey player is crawling. 9 sports explains after this. in ti

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wayne isom, chairman of the department of cardiothoracic surgery who did my surgery, david letterman, walter cronkite, a host ofs others. paul begala in washington. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn's chief medical correspondent in port-au-prince, haiti. david gergen, former adviser to president clinton in boston. on the phone, terry mcauliffe, close friend of the president's, former chairman of the hillary clinton presidential campaign. quick look back. president clinton called into this show just before his heart surgery in 2004. listen. >> i know what's involved and i know what the options are. i mean, i think that there's virtually -- my blockage is so substantial i think if i don't do this there's virtually 100% chance i'll have a heart attack. i've been very lucky. i don't have any heart damage now. if i do the procedure, it's been done now for some few decades, and an enormous number of them done. you've pointed out, you had it. david letterman's had it. a whole slew of my friends have had it. without exception the people i know have good years afterward. i'm going to have to be really car

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he's held my heart, david letterman's heart, regis' heart in his hands. still ahead, we'll go inside the operating room of dr. wayne isom. more in 60 seconds. mom, can i have the fish? speaking of, what's on friday's menu? friday is fish day. well, maybe it should be tuna helper day. mmmm... fish delish, yes? i'll take it. sold! tuna helper. one tasty meal. >>> jane seymour, it is valentine's day weekend. what do we know about the connection, and i mean this seriously, of broken hearts and heart disease? >> well, they've just had the science on it. i just met with one of the top cardiologists in the country two days ago at your event, larry, and she was telling me there is an actual disease now where people die and the reason they die is the hearts are broken and they've closed off their hearts literally. i know with the whole open heart thing i do, it might sound close to that, but it's really true, apparently. people die of something that if they were able to open their hearts and let go of the pain in their lives, let go of the emotional pain, they act

. >>> you don't want to miss david letterman tonight. arlington native and oscar nominee sandra bullock is with them as well as drew brees. that's after 9news at 11:00. >>> the duke ellington school of the arts has lost critical funding because of budge terry cuts. dick et cetera for tonight's concert started -- tickets for tonight's concert. stevie wonder has won 22 grammies in his career. >> even if you aren't going to duke ellington, how cool would that be. >> that would be cool. >>> it's going to be cool outside. >> the wind, wind chills, and i think the snow showers will pick up in the morning. >> super. >> give yourself some extra time. here is the forecast. the next three days, now showers primarily -- snow showers primarily in the morning. we're in the 40s for the high. then on sunday we're in the 40s but dry. partly cloudy skies finally. here is the nine micro cast model. this is midnight. there are snow showers just to the north of us around baltimore. look what happens, though, by 6:00 a.m. they get into montgomery county and

. >>> an all new david letterman will be on after 9news now. here's a quick preview. >> this superbowl was the most watched television show in history. this superbowl, we got like 1 hundred 6 million people. now, that's not to be confused with the most watch video of all time. that's a cat playing the piano. that's a whole different deal. tonight drew brees will be on and actress jennifer garner. and tonight it's a special extended edition of 9news now at 11:00. letterman will start at 11:45 in its entirety. >>> can i make an observation about the snow? >> sure. >> who would have guessed we would have had more inches of snow than wizards would have wins. >> that's bad. >> sad both about the snow. >> that's most years, though, isn't it? >> it's true about the wind, but we don't have that much snow. it's not the wizards are that bad most of the time. they had a shot to win at the buzzer tonight, but this is the wizards. so you know how to turned out. plus the hoyas try to back up their win and the ugly yes, ugliest free throw in bab. we'll show y

jefferson's innocence and let me borrow from david letterman's the five top ten reasons a but expendable but these are the top 16 reasons why thomas jefferson did not have a sexual relationship with sally hemingses the top 16 reasons thomas jefferson did not have any relationship with sally hemingses. number one, i feel like i need a general. randolph jefferson jefferson's youngest brother is most likely sally's sexual partner. he would have the same jefferson chromosome as his older brother and match perfectly the dna. randolph had a reputation for socializing with the sleeves at night and he was expected at monticello approximately nine months before esten was born, what a coincidence. this was proven by a letter that i found in the university of virginia archives. this is not miracle incidents since the oral history of esten 's descendants in 1976 held that they descended from a jefferson on goal. randolph was known at monticello as on will randolph. number two the misleading dna results would be excluded any real trial because it did not come to thomas jefferson. the d-nd was taken f

and let me borrow from david letterman's top ten reasons hear it and i've expanded the same little bit due to the top 16 reasons why thomas jefferson did not have a sexual relationship with sally hemmings, the top 16 reasons why thomas jefferson did not have any relationship with sally hemmings. number one, i feel like you need a drum roll. [laughter] brand of jefferson, presidents younger brother is sally's most likely sexual partner. he would have the same jefferson y. chromosome as his older brother that match perfectly the dna. randolph had a reputation for socializing with displays at night and he was expected at monticello approximately nine months before aspen was born, the dna match. what a coincidence. this was proven by a letter that i found in the university of virginia archive. this is not mere coincidence since the oral history of aspen's descendents in 1976 held that they defended from a jefferson uncle. randolph was known at monticello as uncle randolph. number two, the misleading dna results would be excluded in the real trial because it did not come from thomas jeffers

you pointed out you had it, david letterman has had it, a whole slew of friends have had it.ut exception the people i know have good years afterwards. i have to be really careful. i booked it and have to take it off. >> larry: have you heard from him or those close to him? >> he spoke to president obama around 6:00. he called former president clinton, and president bush has called. he's receiving calls from well wishers, and he's awake and alert and in good spirits. i bet he's watching this larry. he feels a kinship with you because of what you've been through before it. the book you wrote, "you're having a heart attack, mr mr. king." the attention you've brought to this. the attention you have brought to this and maybe president clinton can do that as well. this is a wonderful way to remind people to keep a close watch on that ticker and to do the things do you and president clinton does. he has the right diet and exercise. he works like a dog, but he always will. that has not been the cause of this, as dr. schwartz said in the press conference. >> he sent my he a cartoon of

david letterman came out, did it his way, didn't answer anybody's questions. put it behind him. that's a formula. as far as the endorsers, nike hasn't gone anywhere, gillette hasn't gone anywhere. the male-oriented sponsored haven't gone anywhere nor will they. tiger woods is going to still be the million-dollar impeer he is and strangely enough be bigger than ever. this is the crazy world we live in. when he comes back, the masters, the highest-rated tournament ever. hopefully he wins, it's triumph fant, the wife hugs him, there's a great ending to this trashy tale. >> larry: do you see that happening? >> for everybody who leaves him on the endorsement side they'll be standing in line on the other side. tiger woods is the best athlete in the world and commands the entire media right now. tomorrow, you'll be on this tomorrow i'm tomorrow i know espn is running it all day long. they already said we're going to have all day tiger. you know, i agree with donny, too. he could come back bigger than ever. >> larry: do you think he was being spiteful, jim, in holding this press thing t

there's been david letterman, conan o'brien, and me.nd if there's one thing i've learned from dave and conan, it's that hosting this show is a one-way ticket to not hosting "the tonight show." [ laughter and applause ] if you want to ever not host "the tonight show," you should host "late night." well, it's a good thing i like it here. we'll be here as long as you guys want me here. [ cheers and applause ] we got a great show tonight, you guys. great show tonight. my pal, the great queen latifah is here! [ cheers and applause ] oh, i love her so much. she's my favorite. another pal, another pal from the hit show "damages," the lovely rose byrne is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] we have such a special performance tonight from the broadway musical "fela!" everybody, they're here tonight. it's unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] it is so good. you guys, it's time once again for one of my favorite games. it's time to play, "lick it for $10." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, if you've seen the show before, you'll know that "l

letterman. we all watched it together. >> m mom called me today from indi indianapolis. she watched the super bowl and mom said, davidest. i accepted and we hooked up and watched the game. >> i mean, people really thought this was big-time stuff. so, i just want to take a second here now to thank the actors who played oprah and also jay leno. they did a tremendous job. >> in fact, the commercial went so well, dave and i have decided to go to vancouver to compete in the two-man luge. you know, whatever happened the last 18 years disappeared. it was great to see my old friend again. it was wonderful. >> wow! >> do you think that's true? >> i don't know. i don't know. i wonder how much they got paid for that commercial, all three of them. they're all so loaded. can you believe they got paid to do that commercial? >> the rich just get richer. >> yes, they do. >>> someone in a heap of trouble is dr. conrad murray, finally been charged with manslaughter, not a murder charge. >> involuntary manslaughter. >> he faces prison. >> eight months since michael jackson died. there was a lot of speculation early, is he going to get