ha ha ha! but i can't get it out. what are you doing? ha ha ha! come on, man. help, man. we got to get his head out. how are we going to get it out? should we break the window? i don't know. you're not breaking the window. what are we going to do? oh, my gosh. i don't believe this. i'm sorry, but you shouldn't have stuck your head in the window. you shouldn't have rolled my head up in the window. ha ha! here. hold on. let me see if i can get it down. no no. don't. you're going to break it. don't break it. she did something. 'cause i didn't want it to go into gear or something. what do i do, todd? was it a fuse? i don't know, man. look and see if you can find it. okay, okay. oh, my god. i cannot believe this. well, i guess it's under the dang dash where it's supposed to be. where's the fuse box? i don't know. this hasn't happened before. this is really cutting off the circulation to my head. those two were loose. weren't they? okay. try it. we get it? i can't see. can you reach the button? aah! [ choking ] ha ha ha! oh, my god. okay. all right. we got him out. you'll be rel

ha ha ha! . aloha! aloha! wake the hell up. ha ha ha! >> madea, what are you-- >> hello. >> am i in hawaii? >> hell no, you ain't in hawaii, although i could put a apple in your mouth and put you on one of them rotisseries and turn you like one of them fat, little pigs. ha ha ha! >> what do you want? >> hell, i want some gin and juice and some cigarettes. [thunder] i'm just kidding. ooh, the angels is testy today. you like my christmas purse? this is my christmas purse. let's see what i got. they told me to come down here and say something. ok. ahem. "aloha. i am one of your angels, and i have come to help you through a mission." >> who wrote that? >> the angels in heaven. i'm one of them. >> you? an angel. yeah, right. >> yeah. that's the same thing i said. i said, "y'all want me to be a angel? hell, do you know what kind of weapons i got in this purse?" ha ha ha! >> what do you want with me? >> you must come with me and look at your past, present, and future. >> i'm not going anywhere with you

ha ha ha! ds i'm looking for you hey, there's gerald ♪ >> yeah! check out my moves! ha-ha! yeah! i'm a dancing machine! >> cool! ♪ i'm looking for my friends i'm looking for you hey, there's may ♪ >> may i show you how i groove? whoo! cool! >> groovy! >> ♪ we're looking for our friends we're looking for you hey, there's sid ♪ >> did you hear the one about the kid who wanted to know everything about everything? >> that's you! >> ♪ you got me >> yeah! ♪ we're looking for our friends and look who we found we found each other friends! ♪ [laughter] >> and now it's time for the sid survey. hello. i am sid, roving reporter with today's survey. the question: what does the sun do? and maybe you can think about what the sun does, too. let's go get some answers. hey, gabriella. >> hello, sid. >> i have a question for you. what does the sun do? >> oh, uh, hmm. i think the sun makes things hot because whenever i go to the beach, the sun shines on the sand and it makes the sand hot, and it's hard to walk on.

ha ha ha! ha ha ha ha! bye! ss rosa. we're trying to find out what different sounds different things make, like this. [tap tap] wow. now, what would happen if you used this spoon on this metal bowl? [tap tap] did you hear the difference? wow. that bowl made a different sound. i wonder what will happen if we use a metal spoon. [clanging] wow, that made a different sound, too. they all made different sounds, and we found out because we experimented. if you want to try this at home, ask a parent to find "sid the science kid"'s sound garden at pbsparents.org. [clanging] now let's do it loud! [loud clanging] wow, that was loud. [laughter] [loud clanging] announcer: now let's have math and science fun with our friend curious george. announcer: "curious george" is made possible chuck e. cheese's, proud supporter of pbs kids, who know for safe fun, we need to make this cool move, before you can make these cool moves. pbs kids-- where a kid can be a kid. do you know what? sunlight travels 93 million miles to ripen and dry

ha ha ha! - ha ha ha ha! - where is everybody? - oh, mommy. - good morning. how's my little monster today? - oh, elmo's great. ha ha! oh, boy. is it saturday already? - no, no. it's tuesday, son. - oh. - why'd you think it was saturday? - because mommy's home, and mommy's always home on saturday. - well, that's true. - why isn't mommy at work today? - well, darling, there's something your daddy and i want to talk to you about. - come on and sit over here, son. sit down. - ok, daddy. - now, you see, yesterday i lost my job and i'm not going to be working, at least for a little while. - oh, well, so that means mommy doesn't have to go to work? mommy will be home? - that's right. - oh, yay! ha ha! now mommy can hang out with elmo all day long. yay! - that's right, and i'm happy that i'm going to be spending more time with you and daddy. - and i am, too, but, you see, son, what this means is that we're going to have to make some changes in the way we live. - what kind of changes? - well, i still have my job, but without your mama working, we won't have as much mon

ha, ha, ha. jester. ha. got you. smithy, pepper and rake: surprise! [all laugh] what is all this? [laughs] always a catch. then let it begin. eh-- did you know your scarecrow could lk? put your feet where your mouth is. [♪] oh, i shld be standing watch. i can do it. thank you. and if you see anything-- yes, call you. yes. [applause] your verdict, fair maiden. man: jester! bring on the jester! i will return forthwith to accept victory with appropriate humility. mother: pepper? we are waiting for the soup. coming, milady. they have no idea. [♪] [branches snap] [people laughing] right. they seemed to like my newokes upstairs. wonders. [giggles] now, what about my new dance? yes, jane. your verdict. must i decide? jester and smithy: yes. oh. right. well... i declare the winner to be... [wings flapping] dragon. uh... uh, no, jane. uh. between us. smithy: wait. who won? [classical music playing] [branch snaps] [gasps] you there. halt in the name of the king. rats. inside the knights' quarters. got it covered. [gasps] gunther? [growls] um. nicely done, jane. she passed the night-watch tes

both: ha ha ha. hey. debra: hey. so you found a parking space, frank? i hate all these damn fire hydrants. i'm glad dogs pee on them. sorry about that, frank. yeah. damn fire hydrants. ha ha. so, how are you doing, robert? actually, i'm doing good. i met a girl. oh, really? what's her name? joanne. oh, she's great. we've only been out one time, but i really think that this -- debra's pregnant! debra: it's true! it's true! i just found out. oh. now i feel bad going on about not being able to park. uncle robert -- no, no, no, uncle bobby. yes. "hey, uncle bobby, what's up?" aw, nothing much, kid. oh, yeah. okay, so listen, listen, listen. ray doesn't know yet, so when he gets home you have to let me... you know. raymond! my beautiful boy. hey. so, how was work? oh, god, my editor is such an idiot. okay, so you had a bad day, but how about everybody else? mean, your father's fine and i'm fine and robert's the same as always. how -- how was your day, debra, huh? yeah, it -- it was okay, marie. you okay, ma? yes, but the question is how is debra? what's going

you said a pomegranate. >> ha ha ha! john: survey said... got 11 points out of there, not too bad. number one was watermelon. watermelon, number one, $5.00 a point. $675 goes to them, bringing their 3-day total to $19,505. they're coming back on our next show with a chance for $30,000. they've won 3 times. 5 will get them that brand-new chrysler, and now let's see if we have-- ah, look what i have right here. it's the "family feud" video game, 2010 edition. it's available for wii, nintendo ds, pc, or mac, and it's rated "e" for everyone. you'll have a lot of fun with it. we'll see you next time on the "feud." i'm john o'hurley saying good-bye for now. announcer: all contestants receive the "family feud" 2010 video game, now available on wii, nintendo ds, and pc/mac. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] guys remember, we're a solar system. mars is down...and... um, it's only 10am. who hasn't had their jimmy dean breakfast this morning? mmmm! now lets orbit i feel awe

, ha, ha, ha. h, huh, ha." >> jimmy: how are you doing, man? want to do it? all right, man. well, here you go. just for you. what have you got there? you got a -- is that -- yeah, here. that's interesting to me. >> i don't know. like a feather and a subway token and -- [ laughter ] >> they're going to be valble one day. >> jimmy: subway tokens? >> i guess. >> jimmy: or feathers? who knows? yeah, all right. well, what is your name, first of all? >> steven. [ laughter ] ha, huh, huh, huh. >> jimmy: are you from randolph, new jersey? >> born there. >> jimmy: there's infinite clones. all right, steven, what has been the happiest day of your life so far other than being here with me and steven? [ laughter ] >> probably graduation. >> jimmy: graduating. graduating high school, right? >> high school. no, kindergarten. >> jimmy: i don't know. it could be college. graduating -- graduating high school. that's very good. you get good grades? >> of course, honors. >> jimmy: oh, good for you. finally, who is you

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ha ha ha! go state! ( crash ) sorry!more you save on insurance, the more you'll have for football. are you in good hands? the sideline. fourth quarter. huskies up by three. corp nearly picked off by mason foster. 41 seconds to go. tied at 13. locker to final after spoer"sportscenter" tonight. >> brad: 2:05 remaining. ryan mallett, in the pocket, some pressure again and penalty marker down. see if it's a holding call. it is. that pocket was collapsing in a hurry again. that's the 11th penalty against arkansas. both teams in double digits in penalty department. after the game, reaction to washington's upset of usc today. building heisman hype, major league baseball's playoff push. all that and more on "sportscent are" when we are through. >> todd: one thing we saw today for sure, that is those two young protegees of pete carroll, steve sarkisian and lane kiffin both can coach a little football. kiffin didn't win but they played better against flor dan than i think anybody thought they would today. >> brad: mallett almost g

. >> ha ha!lo, john. >> this is my beautiful, gorgeous daughter tara; my wonderful, smart son joshua; and the most beautiful daughter-in-law in the world--ashley. what we want to do is give to a charity that we support in south africa, a hospice for children. >> back to you, john. john: and remember, family that wins 5 games also wins a brand-new car. good luck to both families. it's time to play the "feud," first faceoff with ron and kim. join me. here we go.

it's really famil it toues me, really, and i'm very proud. >> ha ha ha! ay, ay, ay! . [horn honking] >>ito, tito, tito! titotito, tito! [children chring] >> yo're the guy. >> i'm the guy. yeah! >> i'm the guy. >> tit una para mi, por favor. >> well, this particularrip to prto rico is the first time that at least i am performg th the puerto rico symphony chestra. [rehrsing] >> pero ellos tien? >> i don't know if she has the part. i haveo ask her. >> si noo mandamos a copiar ahora mismo. 7 sillas! the way i have it, i havmy band in front of the symphon orchestra. and that causes for lot of excitent for the symphony orchestra because they' never had this type of experienc before. neither have i. haa! >> all right. good. good. all right, so thfirst time we plad "c" estaba bien. "f1, then you play your "g," then everything se should be ok. everything elsshould be ok. i've been coached on ts 'cause m new with ts. i'a street musician. i play for the ople that dance, i do concert i do jazz festivals, i do a loof universities a all that, t i never did symphonic pop. >> la band

ha ha ha! there you have it. that's our survey. the mckennas hold on to their points. they got 52, pattersons yet to score. on our way to 300. stay with us. ♪ the best way to tell how great you look... is in your jeans. drop a jean size in two weeks... with the special k challenge™. with more delicious options than ever. jeans don't lie. go to... the new specialk.com to design your plan. john: welcome back to the "feud." our returning champs, the mckenna family, jumped out to an early lead. they got 52 points. the pattersons have yet to score. they tried to steal, but didn't. we have another face-off right now. i need david and tim. come on. [theme music plays] all right. in this round, the point values are doubled. we surveyed 100 people, top 6 answers on the board. tell me something you know about clint eastwood. you're there first, tim. >> he's in westerns. john: he's in westerns. show me westerns. >> whoa! john: you control. pass or play? >> we're playing! john: david, they're playing. all right. david heads back. zakiya, how are you? >> nice to meet you, john. john

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has 10 wins to the road. only sabathia has more and he has 11 and won his 11th here this the other night. an amazing number when you see how many games he's won on the road, not only this year, in his career. >> buck: this is only his 25th start of the season. you have to give him credit for being so tough on the road. he was a reliever. this is his second season of starting. they have changed his whole approach. 1-1 on markakis. foul ball. rodriquez floats back to the plate. 1-2. >> what a season nick has had. when you look at his numbers since the all-star break, .330. 14 ducks a triple and 8 home runs. he's maintained the consistency that few young players are able to achieve, he's done it early. >> jim: in his fourth year at 25 years old. 1-2 the count on him. and it's low, 2-2. feldman 10-1 on the road and his only road loss came in interleague play. the giants beat him in san francisco. in his last 6 road decisions and there's the break down, he's 6-0 in his last 6 decisions on the road. high, ball 3. markakis has worked the count full, 3-2. will give reimold the break to 2nd base. f

. ♪ >> ha ha ha ha! yeah! i said, yeah! i said, yeah! immy: hey, reverend, nice to -- >> you know, the thing that got me out of bed this morning was the thought of coming down to talk to your audience about what, jimmy fallon? >> jimmy: well, we have something good. tonight, we have -- [ laughter ] the heartburn medicine called prilosec. >> prilosec heartburn medicine! [ cheers and applause ] yeah! oh, heartburn! the thing about heartburn make you not feel so good. do you like to feel good over here? [ cheers ] i said, do you like to feel good over here? [ cheers ] yeah! >> well, you know how it happens, people? i know how it happens. you might have some -- some chili. you all like chili? [ cheers ] oh, i like chili, too. you might have it with some onions chopped up on it, some sour cream, some chives. and it tastes so good. oh, that chili tastes so good! [ cheers ] and that chili, it smells so good. [ cheers ] but it don't feel good. [ laughter ] don't feel good. jimmy, it don't feel good, you know that. >> jimmy: sometimes it doesn't f

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has it calmed down? >> it has calmed down a bit, but there is still a heavy police presence because there are a few people still looking for their children. there has been such an amount of chaos that they have not been able to locate their children, so there is anxious parents as well. >> terrible times for parents. thank you for updating us from delhi. for market -- full market analysis in 25 minutes time. >> how long have we been waiting for this? we're only talking about speculation at the moment, but the head of the opel workers union, he expected decision today in about two or three hours' time. in july, general motors went into bankruptcy, essentially, and part of the restructuring is that it wants to put european arms up for sale. various bidders, i have to say, smart money now has got -- actually it general motors might hold on to opel. if it does that, though, very interesting because the german government has given opel 1.5 billion euro loan, which would have to be paid back. so still, nothing confirmed by any of the major parties. >> we will be having that stedman live here on bbc world news. >> it is ick -- we will be having that state

they sent it to us. >> oh no. >> ha ha ha. that is hilarious. >> there is rob. at his new home with the -- and i know if you came in contact there with the goalie or the zamboni or. really. perfect. >> well played. well played. >> oh, you know that you will be so missed. very bittersweet for all of us. >> thank you very much. >> but maybe especially me right here. this has been a lot of fun. >> a lot of fun. i got an email about how much fun we had this year. if they only new what happened during the commercials. >> that's right. >> we're getting the snaps right up to the last second. >> we'll be back with more in a moment. >>> closed captioning of abc 2 news is brought to you by luna. now you can save more every time that you shop, with thousands of items at prices that pop. now double the number of deals through the store, with your new card, you can't help but save more. it's specials each week on the things that you use, and real deal savings, now how can you lose? low prices every day in every aisle, top off the savings, so go ahead, smile. more and more rea

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ha! ha! ha! >> you know, you two guys are ten times funnier than the teacher is, really. >> that's because he's the queen of no comedy. [ laughter ] >> see, that's what i'm talking about. you two ought to be teaching this class. >> oh, yeah. you know what? we could kick the queen of no comedy out. >> no. we can't do that. >> yes, we can. i think we can do it. we got the people behind us. what do the people say? >> all: yeah! >> get the door. get the door. >> but, wait! what's going on in there? >> we're doing something you don't know nothing about -- comedy! >> open this door. i'm -- i'm gonna -- >> what -- call your girlfriend? >> yes, and she won't be happy about this. >> everybody, we're gonna play a new game, and this game is called, "hit that fool." now, let's say -- let's say -- let's say you got somebody, and they're walking all slow across the street, and you get five points if you... >> hit that fool. >> yes! and you get 50 points if you get a thug with pink rollers in his hair, 50 point

come on. >> ha ha ha, that would be fun to spend a weekend in cancun with you, bill. we will put that on my calendar. bill: with us now tonya reiman. we are happy that mr. axelrod came on. first time as we mentioned. i didn't let him do his talking points which i don't let anybody do, including you. was he comfortable in that interview? >> there were a few instances. i noticed when you started talking to him, watch how his right cheek goes up. that's his look of irony to say what the heck are you talking about. he disagrees with you completely. that's very early on in the interview. here we go. you will see the right cheek will get higher and higher. that's contempt, disdain. bill: that's contempt? >> yeah. when that lip goes up to the side like that. so there is. bill: look at the eyes now. the eyes shift. >> that's also because is he looking at that little red dot. so that's tough. bill: that doesn't mean anything? >> in this situation i would say that doesn't -- see that face? that was disgust. bill: that was disgust. >> yes. bill: he thinks the question is stupid?

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and he has shown and said he has sympathy for our case.isa father himself. and he hasown and said he has sympathy for our case. a father himself. and he has shown and said he has sympathy for our case. so our case is not a political issue. >> what have you been do to go try expedite that who have you contacted in the u.s. government? >> we're working with the state department and they have been a tremendous asset to us dressily helpful. >> have you not about reach of reaching out to bellill sclin ton who secured the release of the two journalists? >> each case is different and our case is very different than euna lee and laura ling's case. so we'll take whatever works. >> have you thought about reaching out to bill clinton at all? >> there's a lot of people who have taken an interest in shane, sarah and josh and helping behind the scenes directly and indirectly. a for for all of those efforts, we're extremely grateful. that support is across the board and i think that's what we'll see tomorrow in these 14 vigils across the country, friends who are supportive and concer

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this has not been easy, has it? >> it has not been easy, and gordon brown has said the language will be tough. we will have to look at whether it is just tough language for tough action. what is likely to emerge is separate states will set their own rules for their banking sectors. there will be recommendations to be able to pull back bonuses if long-term performance does not meet the standard. there will be a ban on multi- year bonuses. but the recommendations, they are recommendations rather than set strategy. the french said let's have a cap on bonuses, be more prescriptive, and i do not think we will see anything that strong. >> what about the iranian revolution? it is not a revelation to the intelligence agencies of the west. was there something choreographed about this? >> perhaps, yes, because we understand that president obama was given some intelligence about the existence of the facility before he became president in a transition and the intelligence services have known for a while. now, tuesday, he put the pressure

has just been dismissed. it was a $70 million lawsuit, and the court has now found that it has to be dismissed, that they erred in denying the defense motion to dismiss the claims. it is a convoluted kind of thing, but suffice it to say that dan rather's $7 million suit against cbs has just been dropped. remember the back story? it had to do with a report about president george w. bush and his previous service in the national guard. at any rate, the suit has been dropped. dan rather's people say they will appeal, and the news will continue in a moment. @=h shepard: if you were with us at the top of the our, you know that a very strong magnitude has hit near american samoa. a tsunami has resulted. at least one way it has washed over the coastal areas of american samoa and the capital. we're told that it went in as far as 100 yards in some places. the tsunami, the initial wave was some three or 4 meters tall. for more information, i want to go to the meteorologist from accu-weather.com. >> we know that the magnitude is 8.3. that is the first thing we generally find out. the other thing we found out is that the

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she has yet to drop a single set in this year's u.s. open. serena has already won wimbledon, has. in the semifinals, she'll face 05 u.s. open champ kim clistjers. >> andy murray ranked second in the world. her finished runner up at the u.s. open last year. apparently doesn't need a racket he there. wasn't really at his best with the racket on the court against marincilic. murray lost the first set 7-5. though he had two set points in the set. second set, murray being bothered by his left wrist. couldn't handle the serve there. only got 64% of cilic's first serves in the play. 35 winners, he advances to the quarterfinals of a grand slam for the first time in his career. murray finishes # 009 without reaching a grand slam final. >> back to the diamond. the phillies coming off being swept in houston in four games. they would have a big night powerwise. raoul ibanez. he hit two home runs. top 7, phillies lead 3-2. top 8, chase utley. his 30th home run as well. the phillies lead 5-3 at that point. they go on to win by the final of 5-3. phillies tie a major league record. they now have

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has had some arm troubles towards the end of last season. don't know if he has been totally strong all season long. >> jim: he has appeared in two games since back up on september 1st. here is julio borbon. >> jim: roberts waits on the hop. borbon is out. >> rick: albers has been a bit of a mystery so far this year. when this guy is on, he really has outstanding stuff. good movement on the fastball, good breaking pitches. he has within a starter with houston. but look at the movement on that fastball. if you keep that down in the zone, and that sv that movement, there's really no excuse for you to have any bad streak at all. matt albers has added a little trouble. but, boy, when he's on, he's excellent. >> jim: andrus takes low. andrus 21-year-old rookie facing matt albers in his second season with the birds. 2-2, as albers misses. sharply hit to third. mora, back hand, fires across to get him. >> rick: what a great play this was. that ball came up on melvin. always said, it to, one of the best guys going to his right at third base in the league. you see it right there, too. comes out of it, makes a good strong throw to first base for the o

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cannot say that congressman wilson is racist, but he has become a local hero with some of his white constituents. i believe it has not helped him, it has not heard him in raising campaign funds in the last 24 hours. -- it has not hurt him in raising campaign funds in the last 24 hours. it is fair, and racism has been brought to the surface like nothing else so far. >> it is now out in the open well and truly. is it a good or bad thing? >> he did run as a post-racial person, and many civil rights leaders and african american politicians did not want to make waves about racism during the election. i think that as a conversation that the united states has got to have. we must talk about it, and in the long run, it may be a good thing that it has been brought out in the open. >> this is serious vitriol that is brought out against the president, accusing him of tyranny, promising to reclaim america. have you seen scenes like this before? >> no, that really took my breath away. comparing my president to hitler -- the irony apparently escapes those who are making the comparison that really goes beyond the pale, even during the 1960's and the

has struck the country. what's perhaps the reaction that this republican attack elicited from the white house today. >> i think it's been somewhat remarkable that in previous administrations the so-called criticism of this has been a bit deafening. the silence has been deafening, only to have it come around as a political issue now. i've noticed that you read senator bennett was pushing for a y2k czar he didn't think was powerful enough. you've seen lamar alexander call for a manufacturing czar. so, you know, somebody referred to in the bush administration as the abostinent czar. >> also known as president bush's aid czar. as aids czar, insisted that countries who wanted any of america's aids funding had to promote abstinence and denounce prostitution. that turned out to be very awkward when randall tobias' name turned up on the d.c. mad madame's phone list. and bob bennett back in 2003 when president bush was the one appointing the czars, this was lamar alexander's stance then. >> the president of the united states yesterday in a labor day speech in ohio talked about jobs and specifically manufacturing jobs. he talked about appointing a sort of manufacturing job czar in the commerce department, which i would welcome. >> which i would welcome.

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