i did a little jay leno thing. i went around with a microphone. democrats, self-identified democrats, what's the message of the democratic party. and they're like -- i don't really know. and then i asked them what the message of the republican party. and they could tell kwlue the republican message is is that there's too much government intervention in your life that we've got too much debt. so it's very clear to me that whatever message they're trying to get across coming out of for the democrats isn't working and that has to do a lot with your enthusiasm gap. >> jeff, i'm curious whether you heard the same thing. and is it harder to fix this thing that you're against. and the party out of power always has the most poe tenlt message? >> it's why president obama did so well in ohio because he was against republican message. i think there is a lot of that. this is -- i mean, it is easier to be gheans' happening in washington. one other thing i've found talking to voters and i've been going back to ohio for the past several months, maybe economic co

name it, change it campaign came out of, for example i defended christine o'donnell, against the jay lenomegyn kelly's show but on our c4 site we have a -- we believe deeply it is important for individual americans to be able to make their own important life decision, note government and so, moderate republican women fit into that mold and more conservative republican women, sarah palin, christine o'donnell don't fit into the mold and a lot of the moderate republican women unfortunately didn't get out of the primary season this election cycle. >> rick: i saw that you are endorsing robin carnahan who told her opponent to man up, over the issue of health care reform. so, it is happening on both sides of the aisle. >> shirts. >> rick: and the story caught your attention and we're glad you came onto talk to us about it, sam bennett, president and ceo of women's campaign forum. >> thank you, rick. >> first of its kind new law is helping abused animals and summit county, new york is creating the first animal abuse registry and the still will work like the registry works like it does for sex off

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. >> the tonight show with jay leno is coming up next. we will see you back here tomorrow. you all have a good night. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- i like a party as much as the next gal but, come on. $60,000 for one dinner held by the department of justice. $66 per person just for bagels at one of the nasa's shindigs. i cracked down because big government shouldn't be funding big banquets with your money. some people say i'm a bit of a tightwad. i say, i'm barbara mikulski and i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. tonight, jay welcom

. >> the tonight show with jay leno is up next. >> have a good weekend. after months of martin o'malley telling us "maryland is moving forward," "and moving maryland forward" this jobs report tells the truth maryland's economy stalled "we face an uphill struggle in trying to regain the jobs lost" o'malley attempts a cover-up, falsifying the jobs report to help his campaign. "whatever we can do to make it disappear, we need to do it. that's coming straight from the top" martin o'malley, first he makes stuff up, when caught, he covers stuff up. we need a governor who tells the truth. >> announcer: it's "ton

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no patients had any permit craniofacial changes, with the exception of one -- jay leno. >> 49 degreesore ravens players are weighing in on their big win over pittsburgh. they play the broncos on sunday. >> this is a live look over the downtown area. will check the weather and traffic when we come back. stay with us. stay with us. i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!! [no>> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have a few problem spots. there is a downed tree in lutherville seminary avenue. all lanes are closed in town because of another down the tree. no major problems on the harrisburg expressway all the way to the beltway. n see the speed sensor. one other problem to mention, an acc

cheers and applause ] jimmy fallon happening right [ cheers and applause ] >> another great show, jay leno. hi, everybody. it's me, pee-wee herman. i'm so excited -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i'm so excited to be on "jmy fallon" later tonight. i also wanted to make sure everybody out there watching knows that tonight's secret word is "baseball." now, you all remember what to do when anyone says the secret word, right? >> scream! >> that is so right. for the rest of the night, whenever anyone says the secret word, scream real loud. ready? let's try it, shall we? the new york yankees, they sure are great at baseball! [ bell tolls ] [ cheers ] excellent work. okay. let's start the show. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, that's what i'm talking about, right there. welcome, everybody. w

. >> "the tonight show" with jay leno is talking about the world series.is in san francisco talking to the giants he and freddie sanchez did a full house reenactment and talked to jeremy who shot off whoa revealed his real age. wouldn't quiz you on the triple >> i hear you are in contention to be rookie of the year. >> yes, sir, i am. >> that's good. you are 11? how old are you in. >> 10. >> he's a good sport. they had a good time. another hour of coverage on the way and find out if mother nature will rain on the world series. >> the race between jerry brown and meg whitman is shaping up. >> we will update ow a developing story from san diego. an officer is dead after a shooting in e tidando standoff. those stories and a lot more on today in the bay. ff

but i appears with the show on them last night, like the jay leno meets oprah, and it was interesting because it was probably the most revealing inter-vietnam view that they've all done. five miners on the panel and for the first time you know, though they have this pack not to talk about the difficult moments they did start to shed some light on what they were going through. one of the miners said that he actually saw himself dying, that was his darkest moment. they talked about drinking oil-taints water, that was all they had in the first 17 days was the water from the tanks of the machines that were with them. they also said that the videos that they submitted from below ground, once they were able to communicate with their families, it didn't show what they were really feeling, the emotions that they were going through, that they were suffering but they didn't want families to know how bad things were below ground, thomas. >> surprisingly enough, one of the miners has returned to that type of work? back to the mines? >> reporter: yeah. from what i understand, i believe he went bac

sally says her dogs lost interest in the happy meal within two days but at 180 days jay leno has not. >> it's disgusting. >> no, it's not nice. she basically refuses -- >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. i'm just dehydrated. there's nothing wrong with me. new york. >> that's all the time we have. thanks for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "john king, usa" starts right now. >> thanks, wolf. good evening, everyone. tonight's star power on the campaign trail as president obama, first lady michelle obama, bill clinton and sarah palin all out making their appeals 19 days before the big midterm election. a consequenceal day in court for the obama white house. the justice department files an appeal overrule to the pentagon ordering it to stop the don't ask, don't tell policy. >>> and a judge challenging the constitutionality of the health care bill can go forward. >>> we start with the mining rescue in chile. they announced they expect to release three miners tonight and, quote, many more tomorrow. the men he said were subjected to great stresses for more than two months so w

seinfeld, jay leno, myself, we grew up where you had to do jokes to get on "the tonight show.". you just make a joke like i did a clean joke the other night about people from new orleans and some of the people down there were still complaining about mr. obama saying he didn't do enough about the oil spill. what do you want him to do? do you want him to put on a life jacket and get his skinny butt out in the ocean and plug it up with a sham wow. it's moments that pop out of my head that are funny. he's the president. he's not aqua man. you just roll with it. stupid things people say. i'm walking through the airport in atlanta and some lady said to me this morning i got my luggage. mr. wallace, what are you doing at the airport? are you going somewhere? stupid stuff like that. i came here to do my laundry. i make up stuff. >> do you like being called the new mr. las vegas? >> i wanted to be like wain newton. i'm blessed to work the same stage that sammy davis jr. worked. i'm blessed. he walked on that stage every night and had to go through the kitchen to work that very stage. ev

until tonight there was the steven slater, the characature that jay leno and everyone is making fun ofreal live flesh and bones person. that changes things. the surprise is he's a lot different than we thought. >> larry: do you think maybe he should have come out sooner? >> no, i think we did this at exactly the right time. dan and i were in absolute agreement. you don't say one thing until the legal resolution is behind us. and as soon as we get out to california and sit down with you, this is what we did. >> larry: is there a book deal or a tv something going to happen here? >> we have signed with a book agent. >> larry: the life story of -- >> we're with the morris office, as the say. we're with a great agent at wme entertainment. and he has a co-writer. and i think publisher is going to be interested. are we allowed to talk about the title? we have this fabulous title. >> we have a few ideas. >> larry: i think just saying it you can copyright it right here. >> "cabin pressure." it's great. he has a story to tell of 20 years in the travel business. i think it's coffee, tea or me for

that is ross the intern from the jay leno show, "the tonight show." he's been out here for the last couple of days mixing it up with the immediate area and members of the rangers team and of course the giants as well. as i said before, hundreds of thousands of members of media covering the gail from every different angle. this is an exciting game. you can hear in the background, the fans are not leaving. little kids running around and having a great time. it was a little kaiette beforehand. now the fever has picked p up and it is a long night ahead and a long series ahead. tom and jessica? >> thank you very much, lisa. >>> well, texas media got a big whiff in differences between the bay area and dallas. you're looking at a sports reporter having an only-in san francisco experience. >>> well, on to other news now. one year after a student was gang-raped outside richmond high school's homecoming dance, stricter security measures are in place. the 16-year-old was attacked by as many as ten people while up to a dozen others au s watched. 7 people have bee

i was the i would watch jerry seinfeld and jay leno and study them as if it was tolstoy. >> brown: apatowis indeed a serious student of comedy and that too began as a kid on long island when he managed to pick the brainsoc of leading comedians appearing at a local club. >> i started a radio show where i interviewed comics. and i interviewed leno and a seinfeld and john candy and father gudi and gary shandling all when i was 16 and they told me what to do. here is how you get on stage. here is how you write a joke. here is how you come up with an idea for a sitcom.di and they thought it was for the radio but they didn't't realize it was only for me and i wasn't even airing almost any of the interviews. >> brown: if as apatow says his comedy obsession helped get him through the pain of growing up, it's that very pain that is the obsession of his professional comedy. his breakthrough came as producer and writer of the tv show freaks and geeks, a funny and sometimes agonizing look at teenagers trying to cope and coexist in a suburban high school. >> i'm sorry, did i crush your twinkies.2 >> b

jay leno has noo. >> it's not nice. with steve, he has the cutest little friend. >>>this is harry, onn year old, coley mix and he needs a home. >> and, you can contact the website. and ask about harry. and weather, looking like it will be a bit windy, today and one, and then cool tomorrow, too. it may be comfortable, but a little bit windy, and 68 degrees, on sunday. and 66 degrees, and cool down, into the 50's. >> well, she's rude and crude, and she's a huge hit. she's coming tonight, and we waat to get ou ttere for free. 10th caller right now. wins our last pair of tickets to see her show and a copy of her book. >> was your comedy like hers? >> no. >> i bet. p.g. >> have a great weekend. and go

. >> but first, let's search for a criminal on the set of the tonight show with jay leno. now here's something interesting. we had a lap top stolen, it was stolen out of the green room last week, i thought, that's it, it's gone forever. but my web guys were able to retrieve the last couple of seconds of the webcam video because the camera was on. >> may made me come all the way to burr bank and get this cented soap and you know what i did? i took a damned lap top. what kind is it in let me take a look. >> oh, it's meredith viera. >> no, mack, you can't have it. >> not only a flirt, a thief as well. >> i was borrowing it, i wasn't stealing it. >> the last thing you would take is a lap top. >> that's cute. >> jay, yeah. >> he's a good buddy to the show. >> no question. >> and we love you. >> well, thank you. >> we like this weather. >> yes, on a bad day, they can't stand me. for the weekend -- >> it's these people behind you. >> i'm just going to keep going, ifre rain in the pacific >> we are going to see another chance for a little bit of rain. it will be off and on. a 30% o

jay leno is saying, you know, cows in iowa have mad dean disease. it's over for him. and basically everything he built jets destroyed pretty quickly. in fact, that is the conventional wisdom in washington. there's a quote saying he'll melt and melt until there is no more howard dean. and so for me what was fascinating to see your leader dean is back and he is chairman of the democratic party. how did that happen? i thought this guy was done. the interesting thing is dean speaks at the 2004 democratic convention and he speaks on the same night as the young state senator named barack obama. and during the convention didn't have a meeting with the state democratic party chairs. and they're mostly from states either to read or to blue to give any money from the democratic party. and now, new york, california or it's like texas or georgia or someplace. and they're all saying to dean, we can't even get a bumper sticker out here for john kerry. i mean, we are starting our resources. and dean has just come from campaigning all these places another's democrats everywhere and s

jay leno decided to take a shot at pg-13 at christine o'donnell. >> why do you find -- the fact thatecond she opened her mouth it would probably ruin everything. >> i think it's hysterical. these are two immature boys on late night comedy show making fun of her. megyn: is it sexist? are they making a sexist remark about a female candidate? or is it late night whatever. >>it is but it's late night television. in comedy this is what happens. at least jay le noise an equal opportunity comedian. he goes after both. megyn: dose make sexist jokes about men? let me ask you about this. do you forgive the people who say you make $16,000 or more per year if you are skin which. not thin, you are supposed to be 15-25 pound less than the normlal. then you will make $15,000 more ayear. and if you are a got it fatter you are the more money you make unless you hit obesity. >> i'm guilty of this. i worked in the fashion industry. we are guilty of this. the fashion community puts it out there in the magazines to show people you need to be thin and skinny. that what counts. but the skinny guys are havi

. >> you and jay leno, what do you do when you are not here. >> i do have a government job, but i won'tt job. >> probably top-secret, she's one of the x-men and one of the ghost busters are here and what is that. >> a neutronolon and attaches to the proton pack. >> where do you get one of those. >> where? i can't really tell you. i actually hand-made it. myself. and, through a couple of friends. >> and, in your other job, you are a bartender and has anybody -- do you want to shoot them. >> i have one under the register, prepared, and waiting for the tippers, my friend. >> i told you they take it seriously, julie. >> julie: interview the guy that is serious to your right. he's staring at the camera like he's going to break it with his eyes. >> are you going the burn the camera with your eyes. >> yes, i am. >> okay. we should probably go. >> julie: you should go look for a firefighter. by the way, what would you be -- if you could be a superhero, what would you be? >> probably the man of steel. >> gregg: yeah. >> julie: man of steel. >> gregg: had a thing for lois lane, didn't you, pal. >

host: not to justify the comments made by jay leno, but some might argue that christine o'donnell diminisheder own credibility with the comments that she made on bill mark's show about having dabbled in witchcraft. her first campaign advertisement was, "i am not a which." guest: it is a delicate balance. i think the standard we can apply is -- does a male candidate ever have to worry about being called the equivalent of bitch, cunt, whore? no. we have to make it socially unacceptable and move on. it is tough work sometimes, rob. but the truth of the matter is, no candidate male or female deserves to be on national television being referred in a sexually explicit way. no one. our first call comes from fayetteville, north carolina. caller: a couple quick comments. there are two different issues. the rudeness of general elections taking place where people don't want to talk to the issues. they are just rude and become personal. the other issue is the potential loss for -- the potential loss for its gains in traditional republican areas in 2006 and in 2008. we would expect those losses anyhow. r

. >> but first, let's search for a criminal on the set of the tonight show with jay leno. here's something interesting. we had a lap top stolen, it was stolen out of the green room last week, i thought, that's it, it's gone forer. but my web guys were able to retrieve the last couple of seconds of the webcam video because the camera was on. >> may made me come all the way to burr bank and get this cented soap a you know what i did? i took a damned lap top. what kind is it in let me take a look. >> oh, it's meredith viera. >> no, mack, you can't have it. >> not only a flirt, a thief as well. >> i was borrowing it, i wasn't stealing it. >>> well, it's a jacket kind of morning, but at least we have a little more sunshine than we did yesterday, ande'll be warming up to often 63. that's where we were yesterday. but hang on. we've got the 70s coming. temperatures in the 50s throughout the area. 51 in sterling and 50 in mississippi to 53 in town. again, high of 53 with scattered showers and mostly sunny skies thursday. delightful on friday >> that's your latest weather, let's hea

and i'm going to paraphrase jay leno's question a moment ago, is joe biden by saying it's too complicatedt enough to figure it out? >> exactly, and i think also what joe biden is doing is explaining why we have the tea party in america. he has made the case perfectly for why we have the tea party in america. because people are sick and tired of this kind of elite pandering. you're too dumb to understand what we're doing. no, it's not that we're too dumb to understand what you're doing. we don't like what you're doing. >> now, hold the phone, he says biden is absolutely right. >> no, i think what biden meant to say is all the elected officials -- >> meant to say. >> meant to say. are you the translator for joe biden? >> what he meant to say is we have to put our talking voice down and be honest with the american people. even though president obama has done more in the 20 months of his presidency than any other democratic administration, financial reform, health care, education reform, you know, champions, climate change. >> yeah, like that stuff? >> no, the unemployment rate. people want f

but at 180 days, jay leno hasn't. >> yeah, it's not nice.r: jeannie moos, cnn -- >> there's nothing wrong with me. >> reporter: -- new york. >> the mistake that morgan spurloch made was he put it in a jar and locked in the moisture. and that's probably what spread the mold growth. >> also the special sauce is a little moist. >> and it can kind of go a little funky from time to time. but the basic burger is there. >> it doesn't upset me as much as everyone else. i'm thinking, that's great, it didn't grow mold after all that time? >> if you were hungry enough, would you? >> of course. >>> top stories coming your way after the break. stay with us. hi. you know, if we had let fedex office print our presentation, they could have shipped it too. saved ourselves the hassle. i'm not too sure about this. look at this. [ security agent ] right. you never kick off with sales figures. kicking off with sales figures! i'm yawning. i'm yawning some more. aaaaaaaand... [ snores ] i see your point. yeah. [ snores ] [ male announcer ] we understand.® you need

[ applause ] >> brian: that's the jay leno guy. president obama going back to school today.ree weeks out from the midterms, how is this going to help the democrats? be specific. >> brian, president obama is going to go up the road to george washington university and he's going to do a high-tech town hall trying to get those obama surge voters that will be on twitter, skype, facebook, the internet, and hoping to reach the youth vote that was so critical to his victory in 2008. but the recent polling suggest they may not be as fired up and ready to go as they were in 2008, so the president will try to motivate them to talk about what is at stake three weeks from tonight, brian. >> brian: what about that book incident when the book went flying at the president's head, but he didn't seem to acknowledge it? what did we learn about the book and about the person who wrote the book? >> brian, i talked to secret service spokesman who said it's an over exuberant author who flipped the book in the direction of the president on sunday afternoon in philadelphia. they talked to this gentl

midterm elections as jay leno just mentioned weeks away and we're always hearing from politicians, consultantson what you think. the voters. the thoughts on the candidates and the issues we face today. so today, we hear from people in new york and atlanta and seattle. william lejunesse is live in the west coast newsroom with what they had to say. william? >> our intent was to get outside the beltway to hear why voters feel the way they do about money, politics, gridlock in washington. so we posed the same question to a cross section of america. >> two years ago, americans voted for change. >> change has come to america. >> today, those changes have some voters -- >> fed up. >> very concerned. >> frustrated because the more i tend to trudge forward, somehow, some policies or another tend to drag me backwards again. >> we asked new yorkers in union square, shoppers in seattle. >> how you doing today? >> baseball fans in atlanta how they feel politically. >> pessimistic. >> i hate to say ambivalent. >> how it affected their intention to vote. >> are you more or less likely to vote? >> probably le