watched all the races in new zealand and the raise where he put the ac1700 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i know the amount of economic pressure a little bit. i know that mr. ellison and the folks associated with him have a little bit of political swag. and i have no illusions that this environmental impact report, all of the comments not with standing all of the good work of mr. weico not with standing, there are some things that could be better and san francisco's the town that knows how. normally these things are worked out between now and when the board of supervisors has to ultimately aadjudicate this matter in some number of weeks but this is getting a little complicated because the port commission is meeting tomorrow on this. and this cannot be appealed to the board of supervisors unless miss avery produces a motion. i think that creates great legal uncertainty as to how the port commission can hear this without a motion and how kit appeal to the board of supervisors to create that space without a motion. so i would suggest that. >> is there additional public comment? >> good evening, mad

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i don't know. i don't know. you know. >> no denial, i notice. >> you know, i mean, i'm thankful. i'm grateful. s. i don't know what it means. >> are you friends with the other co-stars of "the view"? >> yeah. other co-workers that you have to get on with? >> no, no, no. i don't have the patience for. i don't have the patience. >> you look like you haven't got the patience when you're out there with them. >> not with them. sometimes when we're talking about things -- there are things that i really don't care about. and i'm supposed to. you know, i have to try a little harder. but there are just things i'm never going to understand the fascination. >> like what? >> like "dancing with the stars," you know, or charlie sheen's thing or, you know, any of it. >> you had a problem with drugs, didn't you? is it true that when you were -- won the oscar, you were actually high as a kite? >> no. >> please tell me it's true. >> well, no. i mean, could be. i could have smoked a joint, i don't know. >> you can't remember if you smoked a joint when you won an oscar? >> how long ago do you think that was? that

know, i know, i know, i know, iow couldn't be bigger. you know how much more ratings you get than my show? [ laughter ] please, you don't have to tell me, yes, i know, i know. >> the funny thing is because it's in every country in the world now, and --. >> jimmy: oh, really? big deal. [ laughter ] >> no, no, no, no! >> jimmy: our show airs in houston, texas, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. shout out. it must be great airing in all those different countries. >> yeah, i'll tweet afterwards and i'll be like, hey, thanks for the 23 million people that watched last night. and i get tweets from other countries going, that's twice of the size of our country. >> jimmy: yeah. i should be like, thank you, everybody, i tweet, i thank you everybody for watching "late night" juragan fluragan. over in sweden when they show that. it must be so fun, right? >> it's so fun. >> jimmy: and you kick -- and you're great at your job. >> it is because we love it. >> jimmy: you're really good. >> it is so f

and i know i made a huge mistake, and i -- >> well, you know how people will react when they see this. i mean, this does not look good. >> i know. i know. >> chris, what would have happened if i hadn't been here? what would have gone on in this house? >> i don't know. >> i mean, you sure sound like you knew here what you wanted to do. >> yeah, but i'm -- >> i mean, it's hard to draw any other conclusion from this. and there's a -- there are a couple of different laws that have been broken here. the picture. and using the internet with the intent to have sex with an underage person. i mean, what am i supposed to do here? you tell me. >> i'll never do it again. >> you'll never do it again. >> you have my word. >> why should anybody believe that? do you see what i'm saying? so you've been in movies. you've been on television. well, you're about to get another role because i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc" and we're doing a story on computer predators. you're free to go, but if there's anything else you'd like to say we'd be happy to hear it. >> you have to wonder obviously when you're

and i was, you know, i just took it, you know, with all the rest of the problems and things that i had on in my life and i just took it and i just used it. >> you went through, in many ways, a kind of cliched fame gain experience. you know, you became very successful, the money poured in, it was all going on drink and drugs and partying, and you were surrounded by hangers-on, whose existence depended on you. and it was all rolex watches all around and let's get wrecked. and this is a classic path to ruin, isn't it? how did you get out of it? what was the tipping point for you? >> the tipping point was during the "no more drama" album -- that album cycle. because i feel that i had drank myself -- that was it. like i was just, done. i was done. i was dying. it was over. i was going to die. it didn't matter, but i didn't want to die. >> but you felt you were going to die? >> yeah, so when it finally happened, i was like, wait a minute, this is not what i want. but subliminally, i was drinking myself to death. but i didn't -- i didn't want it. and what happened was, i got a call from a fri

i love my life here, family on my doorstep. i treasure that. i know you do. i could never leave candleford. i can't even imagine leaving the post office. i know that, laura. the seasons are all the change that i need. laura, i'll never be what you might call a success. i'll never be rich, but i can look out across a field and see the beauty in it... and how it makes me feel alive like i can't describe... and i know it's the same for you. i lived the gypsy life because i didn't care to see the same faces day after day... but your face, laura... fisher... please. i don't want to hear your declarations. it isn't wooing that i'm here for. but i don't know how to stop. i want you to hear what i'm trying to tell you, what i mean by staying here. laura... if i asked you to marry me... i'm not saying marry me now, but in time. i'm looking for a way to show you-- fisher, you can't ask me that. not at all? or just not yet? not yet. i don't know. don't say any more. "not yet" leaves me with hope. margaret: is she sleeping? it would seem so. despite my earnest best efforts

>> i don't know. i was bored. i just -- you know -- >> so you're bored, you're going to come over and try to have sex with a 13-year-old? >> no, no, i don't know what i was going do. >> you're keith, right? >> correct. >> what is your last name? >> williams. >> we have done the research as best we can on their background to determine if there's a criminal history, whether or not they're registered sex offender, somewhere, of course, we have the chat blog. it's all there in black and white. keith williams thought he was going to be meeting young teenage girl. what would have happened if i wasn't here, keith? you show up with booze. what else? >> that's all, booze. >> you got booze? you're going to booze up a 13-year-old girl? >> i don't even if she was 13, no matter what she says. >> what did she tell you? >> you're right. can we get down to you can hang around, i'm telling you i am wrong. >> it's not your first time down this road, chat wise. >> i'll get rid of my computer, i'm not that great on it anyway. i'll get

you know, i just -- you know, but, you know, most of the time i'm friendly. i make people laugh. iugh. i think if i can laugh at myself, then i can laugh at anything. >> what don't we know about? what's misunderstood about you? >> misunderstood? well, when i did my show, created my show, whatever, i also created a persona on "top model." and it's a character. so when i'm sitting there and i have all this make-up on and your picture is not fierce and talking all that and reprimanding the girls, that is a character. i don't do that. in real life, i'm, like, passive aggressive. i'm anti-confrontational. i'm even in coaching to, like, learn how to be confrontational. so it's a character. but people think it's real. >> you're very sexy. you realize that you're a sex symbol. >> am i? no, i'm not. i'm so not sexy. i know how to turn it on for a picture but i'm not sexy in real life. i'm not sexy right now. i'm not a sexy person but i know how to turn it on for a camera. but i'm not sexy normal. >> do you mean you don't like having sex? >> i'm not talking about that. >> that's what sexy is

i didn't think i was a predator. i wasn't out -- i wasn't coming ed up here for anything physical. i know i talked -- look, that was like fantasy. that was like fantasy. >> i know, but everybody says that. but what's going to happen if i'm not here and the 13-year-old girl is? you get all charged up by seeing -- >> i know. >> -- this gal on the webcam. "could i kiss you anywhere?" >> i'm sorry. i know it's -- >> "that would be fun. can i kiss it?" >> i'm not a psychiatrist, but i sensed that these guys were relieved to get this off their chest. to tell folks what they've been going through. >> sheriff's department. stop, put your hands on your head. >> i think you do have a problem. >> obviously. >> and you've admitted that. okay? that you have talked to minors before, 13 years of age. do you masturbate while you're doing this? >> sometimes. i have, yeah. >> so you're so driven by this -- >> sir, it's not like it's -- >> just listen to me. >> no, i think i -- i feel like i should at least tell you it's not like it's -- i go on there specifically looking for little kids. >> what ultimately

i still edit them. i edit them with somebody now. but i did that 17 years for my dad. so after i speak my sermon on sundays, i like to edit it because i know where i messed up or where i could do better. you know how you do with editing now. >> i watch you. it's almost always word perfect. you have an extraordinary style. how have you developed that? >> well, my mother has had a great memory. and when i started, my dad just spoke extemporaneously and just would go. i couldn't do that. i had to write out what i'm going to say. i lot of mine, i put in me. i go over it two or three hours a couple days before, and i get it so much in me that it can come out pretty good now. >> huge pressure because you have so many people tuning in for these sermons. you can't get them wrong, can you? every word gets analyzed. >> you do. it makes me very responsible in what i'm going to say because people are going to -- you know, some people are making decisions based off of what you're saying. you've got to say, okay. how is this coming across? this is the way i mean it, but is it coming across that way? so i try to think through it a lot. >> there was a rec

i don't know -- i mean, i just -- i don't know how my life's going to go. >> it's an opportunity for ry at it. it's kind of like going to school and you don't like school. i know. >> after 40 minutes, the video monitor turns off. so katie and her mother must say their good-byes. >> so do you want to come back? should i put dad down? >> put dad down every time you put me down. and i'll keep trying. it's hard for him. he gets really emotional. >> i know. >> he loves you. he just can't -- just can't come. let's try again for next monday at 1:00? >> okay. i can do that. thanks for coming. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> i'll see you again. bye, sweetie. >> bye. >> hang in there. >> i wish i could be like, yeah, mom, i'll totally go to this rehab and i'll totally do it and i'll get out and i'll be clean and sober forever. but i just -- i can't say that. >>> coming up, the jail deputizes its newest team member. >> this is a great dog, very loving. she took to me right away. free. good. >>> and a sobering visit for katie ellis. >> listen, if you feel sick at all, go get tested. to supp

"i didn't know." >> jimmy: i didn't know, know, know. >> no, because, you know -- "i was not told." well, you didn't tell me this." i go, "well, all right. but, from now on, tooth fairy can come in. santa --" but, "you know you're jewish, no santa." i go, "well, if santa comes by, let him in." >> jimmy: don't say no to him. >> let it out. >> jimmy: don't say no to him. [ applause ] >> and -- >> jimmy: the tooth fairy was not -- >> it has a strange look -- and wings. >> jimmy: was that a victoria's secret model? [ laughter ] the tooth fairy then. >> flew away very huffy and angry. [ laughter ] and i was like, "look, man, what do you want me to do? >> "you're not on the list." >> jimmy: "so, what do you want me to do? what does he want from me? i'm just doing my job." now, he's french. now, i made him french. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i've got to tell you, when i see him, he's going to be so mad because he's jamaican. i did not do a jamaican thing at all. [ laughter and applause ] so, not jamaican at all. >> jimmy: that is so not jamaican. just at a "mon" in there. yeah, mon. >> yeah, yeah,

i remain humble. because all this right now is luck. i mean, i remember times, you know, if ihere. if i would have went that way, i wouldn't be here. i'm grateful to have friends. i'm grateful that, you know, conan has me on the show. i'm grateful to be sitting next to tyra. you know, i'm grateful that you invited me to this dinner. i thank you very much. i'm just a kid that's from northern new jersey who followed his dreams, stayed out of trouble and i'm here. >> quincy? >> i'm grateful that i'm a motherless -- going to go from infancy to alzheimer's. never past grown-up. i don't ever want to be grown up. seven of the most beautiful kids. six daughters, one son. grand kids and the best friends in the world. i work with every major artist in the world in the last 60 years. every major artist. louis armstrong, billy holiday, too. all those rappers. it's a blessing. you have to take the light. the light part of your life, you know. wipe out the darkness. >> shawn? >> most grateful for -- redundant. my family. my sons. i cry when i talk about them. so, yeah, i'm thankful for them

there aren't many of them these days. >> i don't know how many of them there are or aren't. i just -- ik i'm -- i like to think of myself as kind of an all-around entertainer. i just don't know how many opportunities a lot of those entertainers have anymore. being on broadway, like we're rehearsing for this show now, piers, this room is filled with the most talented people in the world. i mean, these people who work on broadway in my opinion are the most gifted of everyone. i mean, they really know how to dance. they really know how to act. they really know how to sing. they know how to perform. and outside of a broadway context you have to wonder because things are so compartmentalized now, how many opportunities do these sort of all-around performers really have. >> what is the thing you most enjoy doing? if i cut off your cord to everything else and left you with one thing, what would you do? >> i guess play piano. you know. because that's the thing i started doing. when i was a little kid. so that goes back to when i could think, you know, sitting at the piano when i was 3 and 4 yea

i don't care! i don't care. i don't know what-- i don't know what i'm saying anymore. i don't know what i'm thinking. i have 3 days, and now this. i'm sorry. that's all right, man. no! no, i'm sorry. i know. i didn't-- i didn't realize that my retirement was going to screw you up. forget it, man. i haven't got any problems. i was out of line saying that. look, man... no, riggs, look you-- hey, you-- you know i love you. you know i love you, riggs. and you're problems are my problems, right? i mean, like you said, what happens to you, happens to me. so try me. i'm here for you. i--i haven't--i haven't got any problems, roger. no, man. yes, you do. we all have problems. and you helped me, and i'm gonna help you. i do have a little problem. uh--aw, no see you don't wanna hear this. this is piddly stuff. yes, i-- riggs, yes, i do. i want to hear it. tell me. you don't-- this is ridiculous. no! no! no, i'm here. i'm here. well... i think... maybe i slept with someone that i probably shouldn't have. you son of a... (water splashing) help me, man. i ought to let you drown, you

like you, there are a lot of... you know, when i saw your name i was like, "haaz sleiman-- don't know the name," but the second i read what you were doing, i was like, "oh, i know exactly who it is." you have got an incredibly memorable face. >> mm, hopefully, that's good. >> hinojosa: that was like, a set up for you to say, "yes, and i knew that as a child." >> ah! >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) >> actually, i did, but i didn't want to like, brag. my folks are very... you know, have also like, very specific faces, so maybe i take after that. >> hinojosa: so... just so people know, you grew up... you're lebanese born? >> lebanese... well, yes. i was actually born in the uae... >> hinojosa: in the united arab emirates. >> yes, and then i moved to lebanon when i as ten, and i grew up there until i was 21. then i moved to michigan, michigan to new york, new york to la. >> hinojosa: okay, and why did you decide to leave your country and say, "i'm going to move to michigan"? what was the dream for you? i mean, was it... because you hadn't spent time in the united states, right? >> no, well, actually, i was in the states w

i don't know. you know, i -- i really -- i'm not going to go there because i don't know how to answer. i don't know how to answer the question of why greed has risen to this level in the last several decades. i don't know -- i don't know what it is that has caused a very, very extreme right wing to be able to -- because i think that they're responsible for the impasse. i don't entirely understand why it's true. but, you know, your original question was am i scared. i'm scared, yes, i am. >> well, let's try and lighten the load a bit of your terror, jane. we'll take a little break -- >> i didn't say i was terrified. >> all right, your moderate disquiet. let's talk movies after the break. nyquil: you know i relieve coughs, sneezing, fevers? tylenol: me, too. and nasal congestion. nyquil:what? tissue box (whispering): he said nasal congestion... nyquil: i heard him. anncr vo: tylenol cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion... nyquil cold & flu doesn't. [ woman ] ♪ what i want this season ♪ if you'd like to try and guess ♪ ♪ it is something very special ♪ i would readily conf

i think -- i think that's fantastic because i feel like i was born in the right time for it because i love art and i love music and i research everything i do. i don't just show up. you knowke as a gifted singer as most because i don't -- i can't like just walk in and sing on top of a band. because if i hear something that disturbs me, i can't think. >> but you have got one of the most distinctive voices that modern music has ever heard. you could not be anywhere in the world and when one of your records comes on not instinctively know it's you. and there aren't many singers like that. >> well, i arrange the music around my voice. >> it's a great voice. it's like a straight dark side of the queen's voice, isn't it? >> i don't know. where is that? >> i don't know. some dark street in queens. >> really? >> because we grew up, mother, daughter, sister, brother house that had shingles the color of good & plenty candy. i always wanted to eat it but now i know what made that color was asbestos. >> when you go back to queens, you must like a heroine. >> i always felt embarrassed. i always tried to learn how to talk and everybody's tried to help me. >> why would you want to chang

know, i hate to pass judgment. again, i don't know all of the facts and i didn't follow it that closely. again, when i -- you know, when the case is coming out of california and you have the cameras in the courtroom, i get real suspicious and turn it offer. i'm not passing judgment on dr. furrey because i don't know much about him. >> go ahead. you mention these three cases and i'm constantly asks where you do you get the ideas and information for the novels you just mentioned three that hatched this year. we have the crime of the century every six months. and so for people like me who enjoy taking the stories and running behind them, the material's endless. >> terrific writing and john, more important, i think this is an outstanding project that you're involved w i feel very strongly about these miscarriages of justice. >> thank you for having me. >> the daughter of hollywood legend. >>> she was born to be a star. d, come in the water! somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to the pool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! somebody, get he

know? i don't want to have to rush into it right away. still, i know, it i still have a lot of anger towards these people, you know? >> i'm requesting the shackles, chains. one last pepper spray. yeah. they're betting i don't make it. >> all right, marcus. don't drop the soap. >> you need this. you can't go without it. please stay out of trouble. okay? do good. >> i'll do my best. all i can do is my best. >> i know. >> all right. >> take the opportunity, okay? >> all right. >> you look back, you come back. this time i'm not looking back.