. >> jay city could have been jordan davis. the 20-year-old said frustration over the killing woke him one night in 2012. without putting words to paper he spontaneously created this tribute to davis. the music video has received more than 10,000 views on youtube. >> the bottom line you can look me in my eyes, i really feel those words flowed out of me and were meant for me to say to him. >> the video touched davis' parents. now he's part of the group that surround them at the courthouse. >> just the energy and the vibe that i get in the room is so inspiring. >> as for davis' parents, their attorney admits they're understandably anxious. >> we're ready. they're ready for closure. 12 people can't agree on an appetizer. they got to agree on murder. that's the issue. [ protesting ] >> even among the protesters outside of the courthouse there was disagreement on what, quote, justice for jordan would mean. prosecutors were hoping for a first-degree murder conviction. >> justice would be this man michael dunne would go to prison for

. >> the first time i met jay was in new york city, and it was a 44th street and 9th avenue where theginal improv was. >> and budd freedman knew him from those the days. jay drives down to new york city over and over trying to break into comedy. >> and so the young man comes up to me at the club, and he says, excuse me, mr. friedman, but i have been waiting three nights in a row, i come down here from boston where i go to the school to go on, and i never get on. what do i have to do to get on? and i said, wait, you drive down from boston to new york and then drive back again when you don't get on? right. well, you are on next. >> reporter: and jay is an instant success. >> he was great and became a regular like that. he was special. >> you notice how all newsmen use the same metaphors. >> there are comics that have worked hard and honed their craft, and they are great. >> another senseless killing earlier today. >> and there are comics that are just born hilarious, and jay was born hilarious. >> and who knew? >> reporter: 1973, jay graduates from emerson college and moves to los angel

>> the first time i met jay was in new york city, and it was 44th street and 9th avenue, where the originalrov was. >> bud freeman knows leno from the early '70s. jay, then a student in boston with dreams of breaking into comedy, drives down to new york city, over and over. >> so this young man comes up to me at the club, and he says, excuse me, mr. friedman, but i've been waiting three nights in a row. i come down here from boston where i go to school to go on, and i never get on. what do i have to do to get on. i said, wait, you drive from boston to new york and drive back then that night? right. i said, you're on next. >> jay's an instant success. >> he did great. he became a regular like that. he was special. >> notice how all news men use the same metaphors? >> the comics that have worked hard and honed their craft, and they're great. >> another senseless killing early today. >> and there are comics that are just born hilarious. and jay was born hilarious. >> who knew? >> 1973. jay graduates from emerson college and moves to los angeles. he performs anywhere and ultimately he finds a h

. >> and the first time i met jay was in new york city, and it was a 44th street and 9th avenue of the original improv was. >> comedy impresario bud friedman knows jay from the early 1970s. jay then in boston with dreams of breaking into comedy drives down the new york city, over and over. >> and so, the young man comes up to me at the club, and he says, excuse me, mr. friedman, but i have been waiting three nights in a row where i have been coming down here for three nights in a row from boston where i go to school, and when can i get on. i said, wait, you come down to new york from boston and then go back home and you don't get on? he said, yeah. and i said, you are on next. >> jay is an instant success. >> he did great. he was a regular like that, and special. >> you notice how all of the news men use the same metaphors. >> there are comics that have worked hard and honed their craft, and they are great. >> another senseless killing earlier today. >> and there are comics that are just born hilarious, and jay was born hilarious. >> who knew? >> 1973, jay graduates from emerson colleg

city. at john jay college where they train the best of the best of tomorrow's crime scene investigators.re are at the cutting edge of forensic technology to help them stay one step ahead of the criminals. at this campus these men are rock stars. they created many of the technologies either used today or soon to be used in the future. cameras, animation, and new science are revolutionizing the industry. >> this is a mock crime scene. you can look into this scene and come to some conclusions. and one of the first things that we need to do is to determine whether they're alive or not. >> lawrence kobelinski is the head of this program. >> we want our students to develop the skills and knowledge that will make them good forensic scientists. we have to process the scene. go around the scene again in a spiral pattern. we've identified all the physical evidence. we need to now package it, document it. and get it to the lab. what we're looking for is a linkage between the suspect, and the victim, or between the suspect and the crime scene. the best ways of course are fingerprints and dna analysi

jay stein is workinged a a good ol' fashioned new york city cab driver. but not by choice. he had a cush job working on the online industry, but when his job was cut, he went to driving a cab. he would like to live his dream but right now it seems that he's stuck in neutral. >> you've been doing this for seven months now? >> seven or eight months now yeah. >> how do you feel about it? >> i find it difficult. i was earning $120,000 plus commission, expenses. now i'm earning maybe i'll earn $60,000 gross. it's a 12-hour day hustle. >> how long do you think you'll be doing this? >> hopefully today is my last day. >> then i'm glad i got you. you're working hard to get something else. >> yes, absolutely. when somebody wants to meet with me, i'll make myself available. i go off duty about an hour before the interview. get to a parking lot, change in the cab, get up to the interview. after the interview is over, get back in the cab and go back to work. >> did anyone ever have occasion to ask you if you felt you were part of the middle class? >> not recently. >> were you before thi

. >> reporter: for seven years jay johnson has been porudly showing his city and the beatles connectionvisi visitorst says without his city the world would never have known pits like pen elaine or strawberry fields. >> we have a saying here in laver pool that was it was little pool that made the beat examples not vice versa. >> reporter: there is little doubt the band changed this city profoundly. it's clear from the moment you step off the plane to which you check in to a hotel, this is beatles territory. they may have traveled far and wide, concurred america and changed the pop music landscape forever, but in this hearty northern england town they are firstly four local lads who made good. phil, al jazerra, liverpool. >>> as always thanks so much for watching al jazerra america, i am morgan radford. "listening post" is coming up next. remember for news up dates throughouted day you can head over to aljazerra.com. >>> hello. you are at the "listening post." this week, it's a war on terror. you are either with us or against us. those are the marching orders. for the news media in egypt,

kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino and greg gutfeld.it it's 5:00 o'clock in new yorkciy city and this is "the five." >>> jayo's first night on the "tonight show" was on mayto 25, 1992. he made tensni of millions of americans laugh over the last 22 years. but we rarely got a glimpse of the softer side of jay. last night was the exception. >> this has beenen the greatest2 years of my life. first year of this show i lost my mom. second year i lost my dad. then my brother

. >> reporter: for 7 years, jay johnson has been showing it to people. and without his city, the public would never know penny lane or strawberry fields. >> we say that it was liverpool that made the beatles, and not visa versa. >> reporter: but there's little doubt that the beatles changed the city profoundly. it's clear from when you step off the plane to when you check into a hotel, this is beatle's territory. they may have traveled, conquered america and changed the pop landscape forever, but in this hearty england town, they are firstly four local lads who made good. aljazeera, liverpool. >> the florida mansion where notorious gangster, al capone died, is back on sale. it's going for 8 and a half million dollars, even though the current owner bought it just 6 months ago for $7.4 million. thank you for watching, and stay tuned for aljazeera. plus many people are now convinced that twitter can help them make money in the stockmarket. we'll explain. i am ali velshi. this is "real money." this is "real money." you are the i

jay leno with billy crystal. jimmy fallon will take over on february 17, bringing the show back to new york city. ot of nostalgia about the tonight show. late-night tv has changed a lot since jay leno began. why are these shows still so evident? >> they are very profitable. when people think that network television, they cannot primetime. the morning shows and the late-night shows are very profitable parts for the networks. greatc, it has been a moneymaker going back to johnny carson. >> the heritage that we grew up with continues forward. it is of the few things that is enduring in entertainment. >> we talked with the fragmentation of television, that are certain shows still very important for viewers and advertisers. >> you mention advertisers, the 18 to 49 demographic, is it still valuable is it? >> as valuable as it has ever been. why are they forcing jay leno off? he is still number one, but they are doing it to get younger. >> let us bring in entertainment reporter stephen roach. >> we were hooked on johnny carson. there was nothing else to do late at night. this generation has a zillion thi

it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> jay leno's first night on the tonight show wasens of millions of americans laugh. but we rarely got a glimpse of the softer side of jay. last night was the exception. >> this has been the greatest 22 years of my life. first year of this show, i lost my mom. second year, i lost my dad. then my brother

. >>> hi, everybody, bob beckel, dana perino, dana is moving, it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is five. jay leno's first night on "the tonight show" was on may 25th, 1992. he made tens of millions of americans laugh over the years, but we rarely got a glimpse of the softer side of jay. last night this was the exception. >> this has been the greatest222 years of my life. first year of the show i lost my mom, second year, i lost my dad. then my brother died. and after that i was pretty much out of family. and the folks here became my family. and i'm really excited for jimmy fallon. you know, it is fun to kind of be the old guy and sit back here and see where the next generation takes the institution. and in closing, i want to quote johnny carson, who was the greatest guy to ever do this job. and he said i bid you all a heartfelt -- >> but the night was not entirely sentimental, here is part of his classic monologue. >> thank you, i don't like good-byes. nbc does. i don't care. well, tonight is our last show for real. i don't know if you can get fired three times. i get the hint. the worst thi

. >> reporter: for seven years jay johnson proudly has been showing his city and the beatles' connectionitors. but without his city the world would never know hits like "penny lane" or "strawberry fields." >> there is little doubt the band changed this city profoundly. it's clear from the moment you step off the plane to when you check in to a hotel, this is beatles' territory. they may have traveled far and wide, conquered america, and changed the pop music landscape forever, but in this hardy northern england town they are firstly four local lads who made good. phil ittner, liverpool. >> more news coming at the top of the hour. i'm del walters in new york. for updates throughout the day go to www.aljazeera.com. this is a live look at sochi, russia, right now where it is almost 8:00. there are three events taking place. the u.s. has won two golds. is. >> welcome to al jazeera america. these are the stories we're following for. >> you this is a worrying area. >> asking questions about the chemical spill and the lean up remembers but today uncle sam begins treating same-sex couples as oth

. >>> hi, everybody, bob beckel, dana perino, dana is moving, it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is five. jay 25th, 1992. he made tens of millions of americans laugh over the years, but we rarely got a glimpse of the softer side of jay. last night this was the exception. >> this has been the greatest222 years of my life. first year of the show i lost my mom, second year, i lost my

kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino and greg gutfeld.it it's 5:00 o'clock in new yorkciy city and this is "the five." >>> jay leno's first night on the "tonight show" was on mayto 25, 1992. he made tensni of millions of americans laugh over the last 22 years. but we rarely got a glimpse of the softer side of jay. last night was the exception. >> this has beenen the greatest2 years of my life. first year of this show i lost my mom. second year i lost my dad. then my brother died. and after that i was pretty much out of family. and the folks here became my family. and i'm really excited for jimmy fallon. it's fun to kind of be the oldnd guy and sit back here and see he where the next generation takes this great institution and in closing, i want to quote johnny carson, who was the greatest gus to ever do this job. he said, i bid you all a heart felt... . >> the night wasn't entirely sentimental. shear part of his classic monologue. listen. >> thank you. i don'notst like good-byes. nbc does. i don't care for them. tonight is our last show for real. i don't need to get fired three times. i get the hint. the wors

it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> jay leno's first night on the tonight show wasmericans laugh. but we rarely got a glimpse of the softer side of jay. last night was the exception. >> this has been the greatest 22 years of my life. first year of this show, i lost my mom. second year, i lost my dad. then my brother

it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> jay leno's first night on the tonight show was on may 25th, 1992. he made tens of millions of americans laugh. but we rarely got a glimpse of the softer side of jay. last night was the exception. >> this has been the greatest 22 years of my life. first year of this show, i lost my mom. second year, i lost my dad. then my brother died. and after that, i was pretty much out of family. and the folks here became my family. and i'm really excited for jammi fallen. you know, it's fun to kind of be the old guy and sit back here and see where the next generation takes this great institution, and in closing, i want to quote johnny carson, who was the greatest guy to ever do this job. and he said, i bid you all a heartfelt -- >> all right, it wasn't entirely sentimental. here's part of his classic monologue. listen. >> thank you, everybody. i don't like good-byes. nbc does. i don't. i don't care for them. well, tonight is our last show for real. and see, i don't need to get fired three times. i get the hint. the worst thing about losing thi

it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> jay leno's first night on the tonight show wase tens of millions of americans laugh. but we rarely got a glimpse of the softer side of jay. last night was the exception. >> this has been the greatest 22 years of my life. first year of this show, i lost my mom. second year, i lost my dad. then my brother

city next for them. >>> now the scholar athletes. villanova and providence. jaycoming off a tough loss against creighton looking for a win against providence. ladontae henton, oh, with a guy the way the camera, still made that shot, his first shot of the game. bryce cotton, this is good. 45 seconds to go in the o.t. extra special and fancy, puts that home. now seven seconds left. tied at 79. ryan arcidiacono -- his friends just call him ryan. he would make the free throw. 'nova up 3. providence, great set play, henton is get and go. villanova wins this thing, 82-79 and now we go back to news and weather. >> yeah. >> that's all we have. >> laying out. >> hope it was worth it. >> guys, thanks. >> thanks, guys. >>> now an inspiration. a 91-year-old weightlifter in our "play of the day." here he is, sven steensgard, at the danish national power lifting competition this past weekend. he's getting ready to lift 286 pounds, that's more than twice his own weight. >> and check it out. after he lifts it. >> break time. >> he takes a little break. >> can't blame him. >> in

its increasingly subversive and aggressive role in asia the company to the city to the plate on cctv you designed it when bombay jay one you cheat i won my taiwan's mainland affairs chief has delivered a speech at nanjing university on the second day off this trip to the mainland. wallace said that cross strait relations are at their best now. he also stressed the importance of youth exchanges been promoting cross strait relations he added that people from but the mainland and taiwan should carry on traditional chinese culture which can be a form of soft power in the world. long's visit in the eastern chinese city of nanjing a home wednesday came and die off of the chinese mainland and taiwan fill their highest level talks since nineteen forty nine silly yes you many differences between thailand and the chinese mainland such as coach in society and education. but we think is awesome and it will all standing in the neutral cost will be homes passed on a sweet treat these differences not seek the more common ground on the compilation will be crazy. let's get some more on this now report that envoy on his inventing fo

jay-z leading the charge as a star-studded super bowl carnival took new york city by storm over the weekendp while eli worked the room. and that's joe poolit who's right up close to the stars because he's dropped big bucks to get insider treatment at the nonstop super bowl weekend extravaganza that has little to do with football. this high-end party packaging is a $50 million industry in and of itself, and you're about to see what all access means in the host city of sport's biggest event. you see, joe poolin is what they call a super bowl vip. he runs a luxury travel business with his brothers, jazz and james. his four-day super bowl odyssey starts here. >> all right! >> reporter: on a private plane from montreal to new york city. >> there's a tonic water for you. >> thanks, buddy. >> reporter: for he and his entourage it costs about $10,000. after touching down on the tarmac they're back up in the air. after all, who wants to deal with airport traffic? so in terms of the numbers for this whole weekend, what are you going to be throwing down? >> i don't know yet. you can talk to me on mond

. >> jay korff travel to the firefighter's home in pennsylvania. he worked his sources to find out more. report, thehing city was a critical finger at five bc firefighters who never responded to cries for help. >> his name is garrett murphy. comesnd and firefighter to his defense, tells us tonight competent and compassionate. he blames the firefighter you are about to meet and listen to with a widespread cultural fear, starting at the very top of the fire department as to what really is to blame. report, the city points a critical finger at five d.c. firefighters who never responded to cries for help. >> he's not breathing. >> i have a person. he 75. >> not breathing, not conscious. multiple sources say that firefighter number one, a key figure in the report, is garrett murphy. younges with his wife and child in south-central pennsylvania, in the shadow of the three mile island nuclear power plant. he commutes two hours to washington. the door andck on quick conversation on the phone, murphy declined to comment. neighbors hesitant to speak publicly told off were deeply tall rolled -- deeply troubled by the t

today he's still a new york city cop and is completing a doctorate at the john jay college of criminaling for the state department. he now owns a company offering courses on intelligence to the government and the private sector. from reston, virginia, please welcome... and she was a junior at grinnell college when she won the 1993 college championship. now she's an attorney living in cranberry township, pennsylvania. please welcome... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to today's match. if you were watching yesterday, you'll recall that tom nosek defeated leslie shannon and richard cordray. leslie is going to receive $5,000 in cash. but richard cordray will not. he is a federal appointee. he is the director of the federal consumer financial protection bureau, so he's not allowed to receive the money. but to show that he was a great team player, he paid his own way to fly to los angeles to compete in this tournament. now, frank, mark, and phoebe -- they don't have to worry about that. they will accept t

jay cross is planning the nearly 30 acre hudson yard government here in new york city. >> hudson yardsaimed lively neighborhood that allows for people to both live and work and play. my role is to be the maestro. we have multiple buildings going on at one time. we have artists and engineers and my job is to make sure to the best of my ability that we are producing music, not a cacophony. designing is a very important part of how we envision hudson yards. it is not often you get to design basically a whole city. because we are going over the railroad tracks, we are building our own land, streets, sidewalks, plots, gardens. half of the ground had to be open to the sky. that is free unusual. take any city block, is half the block a park? no, but with the nature of the zoning, the buildings are twice as big as you might think is normal because you have so much open space. what we did not fully appreciated how big the buildings are. one challenge is just the sheer magnitude of construction. trillions of dollars of construction underway at any given moment. and it requires a lot of money. th

jay leno 30 years ago when i started out doing standup. i started out in minneapolis. ask any standup comedian, big or small, where one of their favorite cities and it's minneapolis. it was at a time when jay would come into town for two, three days and work a club and i would get to open for him. he talked about politics all the time. his act was incredibly political. and he -- then he'd go into the cars and i want to fall asleep. he loves cars and politics. he has a strong curiosity about it. i think he is smart. the talk show hosts that say, you know what, we can actually from a standpoint of ratings and politics, remember when you have a politician on your late night show, not only is the political press going to write about you, so is the entertainment press so you get a massive bang for your buck as well. >> for the political -- i know you don't cover that beat. the political end, it seems like it always comes off better than they do in any other medium. >> i think so. when jay throws punches in his monologue, political punches, he throws jabs, not hay makers. not trying to knock guys out. it's a good venue because he has a mainstream f

jay powell is preparing applications for safety checks required under the government's new safety guidelines. cotto said the city has asked the central government and the power on four occasions to halt construction work indefinitely but the request of all been rejected. what town hosts the nuclear plant and says it will continue to support the construction plan people who fled their towns and villages after the nuclear accident in for cushy might have spent nearly three years dreaming of going back for many it's not just their homes they missed. they had to leave their pets behind and those animals are struggling to survive another bitter winter. each of the village is in the evacuation zone. high radiation levels forced six thousand residents to leave and since then and there had to be going it alone around two hundred down to four hundred cats will spend most of the time living without their owners the eco cycle is one of those owners she's living in superhuman city temporarily. because her apartment there doesn't allow pets. he had to leave redundant i knew in the cockpit. yule is a japanese word meaning son

will take us on and we have jay here the historic architect and another architect who's a consultant we've developed this into a world-class building for a world-class city. the building the plaza are really, really phenomenal. when we met with the ar c we heard our comments and we that responded with the 6 bay design and through our studies we understood understand do that the 3 outer columns would be cosmetic there's a structure underneath them so we're coming back today for evaluation. we'll talk about the foundation today as has been discussed, you know, the foundation the placement is incredible it moves forward to the street and it's closer for people to enjoy. the way the steps are constructed it will fit exactly as the same height and debt as the stairs the way is that it doesn't now expect a bit closer to the street. the whole foundation issue we feel badly how it's been displayed, however, the background on the foundation the hyatt owns the fountains apple does not own it. at the time, we initiated the project the hyatt was responsible for that and since then when he saw what was happening we've come up with an elegant solution and was describe

jay leno is thirty two and started her own crib sheets. she opened up three shots in upscale parts of the city. i needed eyes and the idea was to start something that would create jobs seem to think he's making columbia. yes i know all the wrong materials to everything pre sixteen hour workshops. those of us she makes around to science i really mean he liked to have many emails and see them coming. it's beautiful it's very feminine. nbc is good for me because they wanted to take the selected artists to find my designs. those twenty three teammates and the look on fashion and much more she's a super high i know. i took the kids to get snippy he is a traditional way of life. eileen and her friends got to where he's going to relax and have fun the city's fashionable products. the owners of this place are a couple from california. robbie keane here five years. plenty of restaurants in italy. which would have been unthinkable for foreigners only ten years i can maintain its very easy at the fair there is actual very alarmed and my kids it's a different city from what is less than eighty. to complet

. >> for seven years, jay johnson has proudly shown his city and the beatles connection to visitors.ut his city, the world would never have known hits like penny lane or strawberry fields. >> we have a saying here that it was liverpool that made the beatles and not vice versa. >> there's little doubt the band changed this city profoundly. it's clear from the moment you step off the plane to when you check into a hotel, this is beatles territory. >> they may have traveled far and wide, conquered america and changed the pop music landscape forever, but in this hearty northern england town, they are firstly forelocal lads who made good. aljazeera, liverpool. >> one of those liverpool attractions, the legendary cavern club, they played a tribute at the hard rock cafe. >> del has a check of stories we're following in our next hour. del. >> members of congress hold that go rare field hearing in west virginia, investigating the chemical leak that tainted the water supply pour hundreds of thousands of people. >> michael sam announced he is gay, if chosen in the draft, will become the league'

city where resist departments, if they park their cars, they will be towed. federal government is taking things seriously and will be closed here thursday. jay carney said the president is cancelling on event on thursday. fema representatives are being sent to all 22 states up and down the eastern sea board in some capacity or another. and janet yellen, the chair of the federal reserve is due to testify on thursday before the senate banking committee. that has been cans e this is union station. amtrak hours. nothing is going south on thursday. the busiest route is the north-east corridor, there'll be a limited service on amtrak going to baltimore, filly. mark and merrylands, new jersey transit. long island railroad and metro north are reviewing the situation by the hour. so many flights were cancelled on wednesday, 3,700 cancelled before the storm hit this part of the world. that will have a knock-on effect now, through the weekend. obviously the airplanes were in the wrong place, it will take the airlines a while to get back on the feet. on the roads people told to stay off them until the snow has gone. >> well, let's take a look at what is

citi, with you every step of the way. >>> okay, you don't want to miss "the tonight show" coming up after the news cast. it is jay'sast show. this is how los angeles is paying tribute. check it out. a building lit up with the message, thanks, jay. >> and the white house tweeting out this photo with the caption, thanks for all the memories, jay leno, 22 years of laughs. he goes out on top, the show still number one in the time slot. >> that's going to do it for us. hope to see you again tomorrow. >> good night. >> announcer: it's the final "tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes special guest billy crystal, and garth brooks. and now, jay leno!

everyone's potential, which is why citi and evan are giving back to community sports programs to help future athletes every step of the way. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jayhe tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes oscar nominee matthew mcconaughey nba hall of famer charles barkley the music of lyle lovett and

jay leno takes his curtain call as the man behind the desk. his final show will air tonight, and then jimmy fallon will take over and the show will move back to new york city. leno has been the host for 22 years. in 2009, he had a big finale show before giving the show over to conan o'brien. he will welcome back billie crystal and macgarregarth brook. >>> i'm on the road a lot. i really like being a stand up comedian, it will be fun to go back and do that more. >> jimmy fallon will take over on february 17th with u 2 and will smith as his first guests. > safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. right now, our largest jug of arm & hammer detergent is just $5.00. fill your water supply. arrowhead water is only $3.29 a case. and chobani greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. . >>> well, in japan, you have to be prepared for anything, anything can happen at any time, that includes an escaped gorilla. it is a staff member in tokyo dressed like this gorilla. he ran through

jays slugger jose bautista. >> eric sogard has to be one of the most unlikely players in baseball. >> i canefinitely walk around the city followers on twitter beg to differ, they voted him into the final four as the face of baseball as eric knocked out buster posey. fans, the nerd power thing, been called the mad scientist thing. all the fun things, harry potter. i get all the fun nicknames. >> his teammates have also been very supportive. >> this is a knuckle head clubhouse and you seem to be more of a serious, studious guy. >> everybody loves that format in this clubhouse. i love that, coming here every day and being here around the guys, always joking around. it is definitely a fun group to be around. >> if you want to vote, tweet, hash tag eric sogard and hash tag mlb, you have until sunday to make the choice. >>> and sharks practicing in philly, playing the flyers tomorrow. after almost three weeks off, coach todd mclellan stressed they needed to come out fast. >> each team is at a different stage in the standings, all are desperate. some have fewer games to play with as far as wins and losses go. others have a lit

jay leno to talk about what's in store. >> the majority of viewers don't realize the tonight show starts in new york. you're going to reintroduce it to the citynd the viewers. >> yeah which is fun. in the exact same studio. not the same city, building, but the same studio in the building. >> you know what's funny? if you look at the tonight show with johnny. it was low budget. you could see the fly wood and the rpet -- >> it really looks funny. off to the side guys are standing and smoking between the set. it's hilarious. >> you think they have plywood for you? >> no. it's mahogany. it's gorgeous. it's a work of art. it's beautiful. it's classy, glamourous. it's everything new york city is. >> at some point there's going to be a slip in a demo or rating and then critics will say the sky is falling, nbc made a huge mistake. he's not jay. are you ready for that? >> totally ready for that. it's going to happen. >> i'm starting on that the day after. >> i wish you wouldn't do that. >> there's always somebody mad. that's the funny thing. always somebody mad. that happened to johnny. 1969 someone sent me an article, when is par coming back? johnny

jay-z and his wife beyonce at last night's brooklyn nets game watching the home team. they saw the home team take a win. >> yeah, they did. >>> google gets the boot. why one city is telling the company to move its mystery barge. >>> plus, drug den. a chilling new detail about what was found inside philip seymour hoffman's apartment following his death. >>> is joe namath's style catching on? wait until you hear what we found out about that fur coat he wore on super bowl sunday. >>> breaking business news this morning, overseas markets are getting hammered. the nikkei down more than 4% following the dow's biggest one-day drop in eight months. stocks tumbled more than 300 points, down more than 7% since the start of the year. discouging manufacturing numbers and disappointing car sales sparked off the sell-off. >>> the wall street plunge is taking a toll on your retirement savings. the average "american hustle's" 401(k) is now down nearly 6% this year and so for a typical nest egg of $100,000 it's a $6,000 loss in just the last month. >>> some analysts are putting a dollar figure on last month's polar vortex saying the blast across the country probably cost the u