her father -- he's called marble higgins because there's so many higgins in corning during this period that he fights constantly with the catholic church. he asks robert engersol to come and give a talk in corning, which is a heavily catholic community. he won't let his wife go to church. his children are only baptized years after they are born. and margaret for some reason maybe the middle placement of her birth is greatly attracted so this idea of being her father's daughter. and so she grows up very aware of class differences. how many of you been to corning. so you know the geography. the question is is not who lives on which side of the street, of the tracks. it's the question who lives at the bottom of this hill. can i call it a mountain? >> yes. >> and the higgins were at the bottom. and margaret became very aware of the better life the families like the houtons, catherine hepburn becomes one of her good friends and allies but in her autobiography margaret writes -- sanger writes over and over again about how walking by the houses and there were only two or three children. and t

higgins?ht's winner will be taking home $300 worth of old el paso taco dinner kits. they're delicious, they're tasty and they account for a combined 200 million calories. so say "adios" to that new year's diet. dig in, compadre. jimmy! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, higgins. thank you, dwar. thank you, qwar. [ gong ] [ laughter ] all right. now, a few things before we start. first, you can only break the pinatas using karate kicks. you cannot use your hands. you cannot use your body. i addition, the pinatas must fully break in order to count. also, keep in mind, in the event of a tie, our great audience will decide the winner based on kicking awesomeness. so, it's very important that your kicks are awesome. any questions before we begin? [ light laughter ] good. contestant one, you're up. go take your place. put on your blindfold. let's get this fiesta ring spinning. all right. [ applause ] remember, stay on the mat at all times. 20 seconds on the clock, please. ready, set, kick.

higgins' prison job is as an inmate adviser, a sort of layman defense lawyer. >> therefore, inmate hull is being charged with dsa, drug screen alter. >> i did this for a reason, was because i'm coming up for parole here in less than three months, and i needed a way to delay that, to delay getting out. i'm not ready to get out. >> lieutenant vance, the d-board chairman, has a tendency to have an attitude of don't know, don't care, when it comes to your personal problems. all he really wants to address is what's in the write-up. >> ziggy faces several potential penalties for attempting to alter his drug screen, including time in the hole, a loss of his prison job, and even a judgment that can make his whole plan backfire, a transfer to another prison. >> that's one punishment i really don't look forward to is being transferred somewhere else. >> ziggy's reluctance to leave prison became all the more puzzling when we learned some of what he'd endured during his 30 plus years of incarceration. >> i was not born gay and every relationship i've had has been a forced type, a, well, this is wha

but thank you for putting up with me, higgins.s for putting up with me, buddy. >> steve: you're quite welcome. >> jimmy: higgins is a producer and writer over there. lorne let me bring my old pals in, horatio sanz, tina fey, rachel dratch, chris kattan, amy poehler, tracy morgan. [ cheers and applause ] they hit it out of the park -- and michael buble. he's my new dude. >> steve: very cool guy. >> jimmy: my best friend now. >> steve: and russell brand came, too. >> jimmy: he's my b.b. he's my best buble. >> steve: your best buble. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: you always said you were a buble man, didn't you? >> jimmy: i was a buble dude. yeah. [ light laughter ] very nice. what a great guy he is. >> steve: he is super nice, and he's canadian. >> jimmy: totally down to do -- to do fun bits. yeah, i got to do russell brand. i got to do fun bits. but, it was just a dream come true. i'm so thankful and happy to everyone over at "saturday night live." thank you so much and thank you for watching that show. [ cheers and applause ] it's get

when she goes to the bottom of the mountain, there are the higgins family and all 11 of them. clearly it was not just the sadie sacks's death from a botched abortion that led of margaret sanger to be an advocate for birth control. was also something in the dynamic of that family. >> one of the fascinating parts of the biography was your accounting of sanger's sex life. she does make the women of sex and the city seem crude. are lost track of how many lovers she had and she was still cornered by younger men into her 70s. not only did she enjoy a vibrant sex life but had an intoxicating effect on the men she was involved with. what i wondered was her sexual know how all. her prowess given this expertise along with her freedom from the sexual repression of her time do you think this inspired their unusual devotion? >> i can't speak to that. i do note reading their letters that they were totally intoxicated. we are talking about age the wells, these are not a bunch of little boyfriends she is seducing. the thing about sanger, physically, she is small. she is a tiny woman. she is n

they are lillian phong, when i call your name, come up to the mike, debra quan, colin higgins, wayne yen, jamie ramirez, nancy lee, paul, ann kyung, terry wong, terence yee. what i'd like to do is give you one minute apiece. and when you get started, gist state your name and get started. you need to press the button on the mike and then it'll be on. >> thank you, and congratulations president yee and vice president norton. i want to make one correction. we actually have pauline zela, one of our parents is home sick today. i have a replacement parent, her name is cassini. i'm the chair of the school council, as the first chinese immersion school, it's been highly successful in graduating students who are high academic achievers, active student learners with strong foundations in chinese language and culture. in fact, we received notification from california's state superintendent that we're up for the national school award. i'm here with a number of concerned parents to tell the board that the district is imposing a drastic change in our enrollment policy which jeopardizes the integri

so higgins will sit down. steve, you go first.'ve got to go first? >> jimmy: yeah. >> just pick anyone, right? [ laughter ] i'm going for lucky -- >> jimmy: don't pick that one -- no, no, no. pick that one. pick that one. wait, let me think. let me think. let me think. >> seven, it's a good number. do i have to pick from that side? >> jimmy: no, you can pick from any side. >> all right. >> steve: not that one, though. >> oh my god. okay, so this is -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah, we're going. okay, here we go. >> right, no? >> jimmy: yeah, you can do that. that's tv. >> dolly: rolling? [ laughter ] rolling -- rolling. rolling. [ laughter ] picture -- rolling -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wheel? >> dolly: wheel? wheel? rolling on the wheel? wheeling? [ laughter ] i'd rather sing. okay. [ talking over each other ] do it again. okay, so, it's either rolling -- >> jimmy: how many words? rolling. [ buzzer ] [ sad tuba ] [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: what was it? what was it? >> wheel of fortune. >> ah! >> jimmy: i love it. you were like --

wittman como nuevo entrenador de washington por su parte matt carrol encesto 17 puntos y el novato cory higginsambien anoto 13 puntos y bloqueo nueve disparos, uno menos que el record de equipo. el nuevo entrenador de los wizards que fungia como asitente principal de saunders ya tiene experiencia ha sido entrenador en jefe de la nba dos ocasiones con minesota y cleveland. tiene foja de 101- 207 en su carrera. ayer se jugaron tres encuentros de la copa libertadores. la union espanola chilena supero 1 - 0 a tigres mexicano y tomo una lijera ventaja en la llave de la primera fase. el unico gol del encuentro lo anoto gonzalo barriga en el minuto 57 de cabeza..la proxima semana se disputara en monterrey el duelo de vuelta. en el otro encuentro el internacional brasileno le gano 1-0 a once caldas de colombia y parte con minima ventaja en la eliminatoria. leandro damiao fue el autor del gol. y por ultimo el real potosi boliviano debuto con triunfo 2-1 ante el flamengo brasileno. claudio centurion y edgardo britez anotaron los dos goles del real potosi. desconto luis antonio moraes por el flamengo. vam

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it was shot by chad gordon higgins. enjoy it. it's a trip around the world. next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> some school delays. tonight the meltdown has begun. >>> two women and a toddler forced to jump from a second floor story to escape a fire. >> a local priest charged with indecent exposure, what police say he was doing and where he was caught. the roads are slick and foggy. look at this. now most of the ice has melted away as temperatures hovered above freezing. will the temperatures dip low enough for a refreeze or are we looking for a wet commute. let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart. >>> the story has changed to more of a fog situation. not that there couldn't be fog. for

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, higgins!ispy today. [ applause ] >> steve: thank you? >> jimmy: let's find out what's on the mind of our audience, okay? you guys ready for this? [ cheers and applause ] let's do it! hi-ya! let's do this. [ applause ] love that color. don't see that enough. hi, how are you? what's your name? >> chris. >> jimmy: oh, that's crispy. [ laughter ] christie, what do you think of mitt romney? >> um -- >> jimmy: i mean, sometimes he's like, "hi-ya." and then, other times he's like, "hi-ya?" and then you're, like, "he's, like, 'hi-ya' again," you know? >> and he's like, "oh, my god." >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's sort of a flip-flopper. i'm a flip-flopper, too. but not after labor day. hi-ya. [ laughter ] [ applause ] what else do we have? hi. how's it going? >> good. how are you? >> jimmy: good. do you mind? >> oh, sure. please. >> jimmy: how's it going, brawny? >> it's going great. how are you? >> steve: now, look. what's your thoughts on the whole tim tebow situation? >> i think he got too

especially bob higgins of west virginia. because that seemed to be goal tending., virginia eventually lost it by that score of 63-61. >>> meanwhile, let's switch sights now. melbourne. australian open final. that's where maria sharapova had victoria azarenka talking to her tennis ball. she went on to win in straight sets, beating sharapova. 6-love. >>> meantime, pro indoor soccer and another home win last night. a barrage put away the norfolk sharks. sharks. nearly 6,000 fans at the arena last night. blast wins. they're home again tonight, against visiting rochester. hey, we've got that pro golf now. >>> united arab emirates. birdie putt, amidst round 66. 14-time major winner played consistently today. and he has a share of the lead, with newcomer, robert rock. rock is an englandman. so it's wood and rock at 11 under for the tournament in abu dubai. that's sports for now. we have got senior bowl and the blast later on tonight. and we hope to have highlights at 11:00. >> so tiger is making a comeback? >> seem like it. but there's a long season to go. so can he stay

. >> cris: give a little credit here to backup tight end michael higgins as he digs out the detroit lions and it's only right that pierre thomas, after the phenomenal runs that he's had tonight, finally gets the cherry on top. >> al: the extra point is good. saints are 3:36 away from breaking into california here we come. well, you figured it would be a shoot-out. it figured to be a track meet. most yards in a postseason game. 616. chargers did it back in 1964. you had a thousand passing yards last week in the game between green bay and detroit. it's the year of the quarterback, isn't it? and the tight end. >> cris: and the offenses. i mean, we are going to see in these playoffs some just remarkable quarterback play. it's been -- it started at the beginning of the year. it has run its course throughout the season, and who knows what we're going to get in the super bowl. could end up with one of these kind of games. >> al: the most interesting thing of all is for many years, would say defense wins championships which we know is not quite 100% accurate. more like about 42. but green bay, ne

. >> the week before christmas yvonne and david higgins drove to new hampshire with their 5-year-oldxico with their 5-year-old daughter, hannah. >> we had my tablet, and we were watching all the models of the storm coming in. >> they thought time was on their side, but pretty soon the higgins' suv slid off the road in a blizzard and became buried in four feet of ice and snow. >> i believe i mentioned to my wife that eskimos survive in igloos. >> right, but they have little openings. [laughter] >> reporter: the first few hours the family, bundled up in ski clothes, watched dvds, ate sandwiches and cleared the exhaust to keep the car warm, but by nightfall, the doors were blocked. >> we shined our little flash light, he rolled his window down, and i rolled my win dow done, and we looked up, and then we looked at each other, and we realized that there was no way out. >> reporter: 38 hours passed inside this suv. >> the temperature started dropping, our breathing became more labored. very short breaths but hard breaths. and we were, we were struggling for that air. >> reporter: then yvon

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. >> cris: give a little credit here to backup tight end michael higgins as he digs out the detroit lions and it's only right that pierre thomas, after the phenomenal runs that he's had tonight, finally gets the cherry on top. >> al: the extra point is good. saints are 3:36 away from breaking into california here we come. well, you figured it would be a shoot-out. it figured to be a track meet. most yards in a postseason game. 616. chargers did it back in 1964. you had a thousand passing yards last week in the game between green bay and detroit. it's the year of the quarterback, isn't it? and the tight end. >> cris: and the offenses. i mean, we are going to see in these playoffs some just remarkable quarterback play. it's been -- it started at the beginning of the year. it has run its course throughout the season, and who knows what we're going to get in the super bowl. could end up with one of these kind of games. >> al: the most interesting thing of all is for many years, would say defense wins championships which we know is not quite 100% accurate. more like about 42. but green bay, ne

can you believe that, higgins?d angelina joe lee in the oval office yesterday. after they left, obama checked the white house to make sure sasha and malia were still there. tonight, jimmy welcomes joyful noise, queen latifah and john mullany. that is "late night on jimmy fallon" on your local nbc station. all right. it is time for your first look at entertainment news. at the box office this weekend, two new films and a family rerelease the battle for the top spot with most experts calling the race a tossup. contraband, a remake of a 2009 film is expected to appeal to men. joyful noise starring queen latifah and dolly parton targets women and faith-based audiences. the rerelease of beauty and the beast will go after families. they're all expected to earn in the $15 million range. heather locklear's parents say she is resting and in stable conditions in a california hospital. she took a dangerous mix of prescription drugs and alcohol. old school action star sylvester stallone and arnold schwarzenegger will reunite i

he got word from a couple of people that he better do something about it and one was margarite higgins. and the other person was the man we all know who was in the director of usia whose name i can't think of right now. i think it was -- i'll come back to it in a minute. they said to kennedy, this is something we cannot tolerate. this is something we have to do something about. he sent a message to kennedy what is dying here is that precious quality called "hope." this made kennedy come up alert. these were the kinds of people he respected. much more than the state department people. and if they were getting nervous and said she had to do something, then maybe he did. then he found out the white house press room and the white house mail room was receiving lots of black on brothers, saying that kennedy was like that. he couldn't take it. so he decided to do something. incidentally, the person who was the head of us i6789 a at the time was edward armareaux, he happened to be in berlin at the time and he came up. the american people were very upset. kennedy had to do something. so he call

one was margarite higgins. probably most of you don't know, she was a great reporter for the old herald tribune, international reporter. a wonderful woman. the other person, of course, was the man whom we all know who was then the director of usia, whose name i can't think of right now. i think it was -- i'll come back to it in a minute. they said to kennedy, this is something we cannot tolerate. this is something we have to do something about. he sent a message to kennedy saying what is dying here is that precious quality called hope. this made kennedy come up alert because these were the kind of people he respected. he respected them much more than the state department people. if they were getting nervous and saying he had to do something, then maybe he did. then he also found out that the white house press room and the white house mail room was receiving lots of black umbrellas. reminiscent of chamberlain's yielding at munich, saying kennedy was like timber. he couldn't take that so he decided he had to do s

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"ziggy" has chosen fellow unit six inmate mark higgins. >> i did this for a reason.cause i'm coming up for parole here in less than three months. i'm not ready to get out. i don't have anybody out there to help me find a home. i don't have anybody out there to help me find a job. i don't have emotional or any kind of support. >> what we want to try to do then is minimize the punishment that might be involved on tampering with a drug screen. we're going to offer proof that you weren't afraid of the drug screening per se by having you tested immediately. >> the next morning, "ziggy" faces the disciplinary board. discipline board chairman lieutenant tommy vance sits in the position of judge. >> how do you plead to the charge? guilty or not guilty? >> mr. hall pleads not guilty. >> any questions? >> yeah, richie, how many times have you been up for parole in the last 18 years? >> twice. >> what's happened each of those times? >> they continued me because of something i've done. >> why would you purposely try to ditch your parole? >> because i'm scared of getting out. >>