it was jack parr. >> they don't understand what -- how we do this show.st keep talking with no script. >> i know, it is agony. >> jack parr invented the late night television talk show. >> you feel confident? there is not a man in the world to beat me. i'm as pretty as liberace. >> jack had in his corner his personality. his fabulously interesting complex frightening neurotic but in other cases, enthusiastic and informed personality. it made for great television. >> how much time have i done? >> i don't have a watch either. how much? has it been charming? i'll quit now, then. >> here's johnny! >> johnny carson inherited "the tonight show" but he made it his own. >> it is going to be wild tonight, i can always tell. >> he hosted a nightly party. >> are you married? >> oh. >> and if his buddies came, and they started playing together you felt like what it must have felt like to go to las vegas at three in the morning and have the rat pack come out. >> no, but where is the guy you talk to? >> it was a beautiful thing to watch a guy working at his best. >> ok

and then with jack parr, johnny, with jay.n l.a., we'd love to have him. >> well you better get there quickly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> book him first. get him on right now. >> jimmy: why is that? >> well, because he's 92. >> jimmy: okay thank you. i didn't want to -- >> do i have to explain that to you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't -- and another interesting piece of trivia, 37 years ago to this exact date, you guest hosted "the tonight show" for johnny carson. >> that's what they tell me. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's pretty cool. >> yeah, it's cool. >> jimmy: did you have fun guest hosting? >> i did. i did. i think i sang a version of "stars and stripes forever," which i didn't know that they had lyrics. i think albert brooks was on -- >> jimmy: that's right. >> and billy crystal and harry shearer. i think penny marshal was on. >> jimmy: you've known albert brooks since high school? >> yes. albert and i went to high school. you know, it was first -- you know, when you get in a class and everybody, they

parr, al jazeera. >>> as richard mentioned he joins jack nicklaus and tiger woods as the only players to win three marnls by the age of 25. nicklaus won four majors by that age and won 18 titles over his professional career. tiger woods was more prolific early on at least winning five major titles since he was 25. since 2008 he's been stuck on 14. then we have mcilroy who has won three majors in total and in his current form he may stand a better chance than tiger to overhauling the great jack nicklaus over the title of 18 major titles. >>> roseberg gave german sports fans more reasons to cheer. a week after they won the world cup, the german mercedes driver extended his lead at the top of the formula one world championship by winning the german grand prix. his teammate hamilton finished third after starting down in 20th on the grid. andy richardson reports. >> a week after the world cup victory and with rossberg on pole, they hoped for more home success at the grand prix. there was drama at the first corner as the mc layer ren filmed. unfortunately he wasn't hurt. a crashing qualifying and a gearbox cha