jay leno is back on tv. >> his cnbc show "jay leno's garage" airs tonight.ut could he forsee himself coming back to the late night? here's why jay says it won't happen. >> you leave and you come back and you do something completely different, you know? when you're 40 and you talk to a 26-year-old model, it's sexy. when you're 67, you're the creepy old guy. you know what i mean? >> jay's not mincing words when it comes to a possible late night return, or lack there of. that is unlike his former competitor david letterman who will return to his roots tomorrow with a new netflix monthly series, "my next guest needs no introduction." >> i had a show for a long time. then i didn't have a show for a long time. and i can't tell you how great it is to be out of the damn house. wow! >> jay's getting out of the house too, but sticking to what he loves -- cars. >> little prius. little tiny girl car. >> can't drive something like that. >> "jay leno's garage" has featured many of his 286 vehicles, including one he got in the early '70s. >> when i flew to los angeles i ha

because he came out gang busters and he was beating jay leno in the ratings. >> some say you blew it,shaky start. a really, really shaky first season start. >> it's true confessions time for actor hugh grant who is trying hard to put his recent encounter with a hollywood prostitute behind him. >> when hugh grant was arrested, it was big, live action news and hugh grant was supposed to do "the tonight show" that night. >> what the hell were you thinking? >> it all came together in that moment and everyone saw it and that's it. we were never number two again. >> for us it was our own experience. we got our own theater, an unlimited budget, access to every star in the business who wanted to do the show. >> somebody bring me the jaws of life! >> so, i think going to cbs was heaven-sent. it really was. >> good night, everyone! what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade with exp

. >> also in the news, jay leno is back on tv. jay leno's garage airs thursday on cnbc.eanwhile, is there a chance he could return to the late night world? he said why won't happen. >> you leave and you do something different. when you're 67, you're the creepy old guy, you know what i mean? >> he's not mincing when it comes to a possible late night return, unlike david letterman who has a new netflix monthly series. >> i had a show for a long time. then i didn't have a show for a long time. i can't tell you how it is to be out of the damn house. >> jay's getting out of the house, too, but sticking to wha. many of his 286 vehicles. >> what was the first splurge car you bought this >> i came to los angeles, i pick up the penny saver at the lax, and the guy a '55 buick for $350. i had $500. that was almost 75% of my income at that point. i dated my wife in that car, we met in that car, went to my first "tonight" show in that car. had our 37th wedding anniversary in that car. >> you know jay is the ultimate car guy. in case you're wondering what his first car was, a ford pic

when jay leno also sees change many of the recycling plants he visited have since been shut down the filmmaker says the conditions at this garbage sorting facility in beijing are satisfactory. meanwhile his film has won several international awards for one to learn the import ban is good news and will contribute to solving china's environmental problems. we also hope that people in industrialised countries will see the facts and hear the truth are off film and that they give more attention to this issue. lang lang is no longer allowed to show his film on china's strictly controlled internet but he's convinced his work has contributed to a positive change in china's waste related activities. are to some other news now the stars of the music business were out in force in new york city for the industry's annual grammys awards well the surprise winner of the night was bruno mars who beat tough competition likes of jay z. and kendrick lamar to take home six awards but music wasn't the only item on the bill following the lead of the you golden globes many participants and attendees wore wh

you drew a picture of jay leno. >> yes. >> jimmy: and gave it jay. [ laughter ] which i -- we had a zoom-inan, you were young. >> i -- >> jimmy: you were young and -- >> well, in keeping with tradition, i actually drew you one tonight, as well. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you drew a picture of me -- >> i did. i wanted to make sure that we -- we kept this in line and -- >> jimmy: well, this is a a tradition. >> i mean, it's been a little while so -- >> jimmy: yeah, it's been almost 20 years later. i'd love to see it. >> a little bit better. >> jimmy: thank you, buddy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] there it is, right there. fantastic. wow. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] not bad. i mean, you've gotten better. i can definitely see -- [ laughter ] the improvement. it's just amazing. i love it. >> you don't like it? >> jimmy: i will cherish this. are you kidding me? i'm going to hang this on my fridge. >> do you like it? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to hang it on my fridge. [ laughter ] >> thanks. >> jimmy: uh -- i love that, pal. thank you for doing that. i also want to thank you --

. >> jay leno: where's kroft?s successor, jay leno. >> kroft: do you-- uh... >> stahl: and had a senior moment. >> kroft: i just lost my train of thought. and i was trying to remember this question i wanted to ask him. >> leno: he's had a stroke. can we stop? i was ready to jump in with the paddles. ♪ ♪ >> stahl: morley hung out with television icon jackie gleason, and played some pool-- nearly beating the great one. >> safer: gleason looked at me. eyes narrowed, ready to kill. and he thought he'd been hustled. >> jackie gleason: hey. hey. >> safer: goodnight, mr. gleason. >> gleason: that little snide remark will cost you. >> safer: of course, at that point, he just cleaned the table. >> gleason: did you like that one, pal? >> safer: please. >> stahl: for whatever reason, musicians often make the best profiles. most of them, like lady gaga, are smart, talented, and-- gaga. >> cooper: what are you wearing today? >> lady gaga: i just, didn't want to wear clothes today. ♪ ♪ >> stahl: backstage moments: mick jagger i

year old left his soon after allegedly a man on the other side of the ward is eighteen year old jay leno is this your first baby. second baby an apple. and what about your first baby what happened and pretty much. the feeling levels. she says after her first pregnancy she had a contraceptive implant but had it removed when her twenty one year old partner wanted a baby i think really the. education is key for solving the problems here. like having a curriculum in. referendum in health and sexuality our stand is to let the teenagers have options regarding perception. but with no comprehensive sex education curriculum in schools the catholic church has a loud voice when it comes to what's taught to teenagers it's. joe why villa says group leave pua is unama one of the country's most powerful church organizations couples for christ foundation and works in partnership with the education and social welfare departments. today there at this middle class catholic high school just outside manila. after assume the listen begins with self-worth and you about the person because i think that the perso

when jay leno also sees change many of the recycling plants he visited have since been shut down the filmmaker says the conditions at this garbage sorting facility in beijing are satisfactory. meanwhile his film has won several international awards for one to learn the import ban is good news and will contribute to solving china's environmental problems. we also hope that people in industrialised countries will see the facts and hear the truth are off film and that they give more attention to this issue. lang lang is no longer allowed to show his film on china's strictly controlled internet but he's convinced his work has contributed to a positive change in china's ways to related activities. and we have more on that story on our website. fit to handball now and spain have been crowned european champions after defeating sweden it was the fifth time lucky for the spaniards after losing four previous finals they had to fight hard and dig deep for the title here's what happened. sweden played a fast paced game just as they had in the semifinal against denmark and they got off to the bet

jay leno and his cars we are live with major news while cnbc is area and airing reruns. we major breaking news. the rumor last week it had and marked a hundred companies who had, and said thanks to the and if it that they expect to see we are getting bonuses. the waste management was one of them. the stock hit a record high all-time high on friday. in a foxbusiness exclusive about giving it to hard-working employees because it is good business. those are helpers on the back of trucks. retention is always an issue. a live at the detroit auto show. and what are what are you hearing from the auto see egos there. as you point out this is the only business network reporting live from the auto show. we talked to some big ceos the two stars of the show are trucks and tax reform. the exclusive interview with us talking about the fact that they are now bringing truck production back from mexico to the u.s. and giving everybody a 2,000-dollar bonus. and the reason is tax reform. it was something to do at some point in time. they made it unquestionably do now. all of the concerns w

in season 12, why would you fire debbie gibson even though arsenio hall lost a blank check from jay lenoic deserves to know!" that's my mueller. this could be very bad for trump, especially if mueller doesn't take the $130,000 in hush money. ( laughter ) and his legal team is nervous trump might perjure himself, due to trump's lack of precision in his speech and his penchant for hyperbole, which trump disputes. "believe me, i am the least hyperbolic person ever born. ( laughter ) and many people-- everybody-- i'm hearing this from everyone-- everyone is saying my precision is the biggest number, whatever that is!" ( cheers and applause ) now, after-- "all of them. it's big and it's the best." ( laughter ) after the firing of flynn and comey, mueller has expressed interest in trump's efforts to remove jeff sessions as attorney general or pressure him into quitting in order to determine whether there was a pattern of behavior by the president. and if he finds one, the president migh getting a new pan of his own. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) , of course,, of course, yeste

. >> the tonight show jay leno kept it light. >> a lot of people think -- because of the kiss at the >> leno, was, you can't tell how i vote. you have no idea how i vote from listening to me. >> even david letterman, the master of stinging insults, held back. >> does it bother you i'm always yakking about stuff? >> no. i'm glad you're saying my name. >> if you press david, what do i know? i don't know anything, i'm an idiot who tells jokes. >> then in 1999, jon stewart, a new late night host burst onto the scene. >> this whole trial is sexy. >> and the slant radically changed. >> there may be a woman candidate who will be elected president watching this evening. >> no, not on comedy central, sir. >> vaughn stewart really changed it. vaughn stewart brought big-time point of view to late night, consistent point of view. he wasn't always liberal, but he was extremely committed to certain issues. >> we are, as we speak, live from our election center studios in new york city's abandoned prostitute district. >> it was the 2000 presidential campaign when the show went from being mostly abou

. ♪ ♪ [engine turns over] [cars vrooming] >> [imitating car] tonight on "jay leno's garage"...percars: they're the pinnacle of design. >> this, to me, was something completely different. >> engineering. >> it really feels like a big go-kart. >> and price. >> $12 million. >> wow. but what makes a car a supercar? >> it's an exaggeration of everything that's cool. >> how're you doing, jay? >> can you give me a ride back to la? to find out, i take a ride with "shark tank's" robert herjavec in one of the most iconic cars of the '80s. >> when you want to be a somebody, you buy a ferrari. when you are a somebody, you buy a lamborghini. >> i got a one-on-one with the man behind the one:1. what was your biggest obstacle? >> everything. [both laughing] >> but it isn't all about high

maybe if you have an automobile in the house, which is not you know, jay leno's house he has dozens of rare cars or the porsch, you can go in there because it a mobile. you don't recognize the distinction between the curtilage and the house for purposes of the vehicles that are mobile? >> the court has laid down a categorical exception. if you were to draw a line we think the most sensible place to do it is the bright line of the house because it is used in other fourth amendments. it doesn't need to reach that here. there are arguments that the mobility stays the same and the other justifications stays the same whether inside or outside. if you need to draw the line that's a sensible place to do it. >> i'm sorry -- >> the fourth amendment says people have a right to be secure in homes, papers and persons and effects. the curtilage issue goes to the question if it is a search of the home. if it is not the curtilage then the fourth amendment doesn't apply. once you go beyond that, its is the search of a home, and the question is is it a reasonable search? that's where we are. is it reas

if you have an automobile in the house, which is not -- jay leno's house, he's got dozens of rare cars or the porsche in "ferris bueller." you're saying you don't -- you can just go in because it's mobile and they got it in there somehow, they can get it out? you don't recognize the distinction between the curtilage and the house for the purposes of the vehicles that are mobile? >> the court has laid down a categorical exception. if you were to draw a line, we think the most sensible place to do it would be the bright line of the house because it is used in other fourth amendment jurisprudence. it doesn't need to reach that here. there are arguments that the mobility stays the same and the other justifications for the automobile exceptions stay the same whether it's inside the house or outside the house. if you need to draw a line, that is a sensible place to do it, not at the curtilage. >> i'm sorry -- pier mr. cox, the fourth amendment says the people have the right to be secure in their homes, papers, persons, and effects. so in the curtilage -- the curtilage issue goes to the quest

which if you had the automobile in the house, which is not jay leno's house, where you have dozens of rare cars, or the porsche in farris buhler, are you saying you can go in there because it's mobile? you don't recognize the distinction between the curtilage and house for purposes of the vehicles that are mobile? >> the court has laid down a categorical exception. if you were to draw the line we think it's the house because it's used in other fourth amendment jurist prudence. it doesn't need to reach that here. there are argument that is the mow abl mobility stays the same whether in the house or outside the house. but if you have to draw the line that is the sensible way to do it. >> the fourth amendment says people have right to be secure? their homes, person and effects. so the curtilage issue goes to the question of whether it is a search of the home. if it's not in the curtilage, then it's not a search of the home. the fourth amendment doesn't apply. but once you get beyond that, it is a search of the home, the ultimate fourth amendment question is always is it a reasonable sear

captivates audience with you seen his face on jerry seinfeld documentary comedian, tonight show with jay lenoe adams who kick off a series of shows last night at the dc improv he's there this weekend performing through sunday night. he joins us live in the loft. good to see you this morning. how are you. >> i'm great. welcome back to d.c. good to have you here. >> you just spent some time in vegas traveling all over the place it never stops for need comedian, does it. >> 25 years of -- i have not unpacked my suitcase in 25 ye years. [ laughter ] >> the only time is when i buy a new suitcase and i just move the stuff over into it. >> i was going to say probably carry on, too. >> no it isn't. i travel with a lot. you load it. >> yeah. >> you were in vegas -- you were in vegas for c e-z. were you there looking at the electronic, no, no, no, this is a paid gig. >> yes we're making deals and connections. how is the electronic crowd to perform before. >> they were great. they were cool. they get you can make fun of products. i think we need to stop developing electronics. i think we've piqued. we'r

television than jay leno at that point just to try and let out the point that this was not charlottesvilleould like to see and what 2017 will drag us back in time with a lot of court proceedings, fields will be an interesting case, a plea deal to keep it out and things like that, but as far as the city going forward, it has already just been a little stunned by the behavior of these people because it is not what charlottesville is. it has deep economic problems mainly for the same reason a lot of college towns do. make high incomes but do not generate a lot of jobs out of those high incomes. if you run a computer company, you have to hire people -- if you are a professor at university, you will generate wealth but you are not with a lot of coworkers. or people that work for you. service oriented third-quarter tax sobers that were down again if the job opportunities are just who has a better convenience store job, that's have our challenges. charlottesville wants to let those people who came down here protest the city as a march to move on. we have we'll see how it goes. fromof them seem to