they're jeggings, all the craze now, larry. >> larry: jeggings? not leggings?t look like jeans. i became obsessed with jeggings. because i would see -- >> larry: would you wear them on the street? >> i have not worn them on the street. i would see women wearing them. they're quite -- >> larry: sexy. >> a good look, larry. it's a good look. they're very tight. i would say man those are tight jeans. one day my assistant was with me. get with it, daddy-o. that's how she talks. she's a beatnik. those are jeggings. tim gunn said he thought some men wear them. i challenged him. he kind of challenged me to wear jeggings and i did. >> larry: you know what i miss, i used to be a part of it. in the year 2000. bring it back. bring it back. >> bring it back, the year 2000. we have been waiting a little bit. >> larry: i love doing it. >> of course there is a question of whether it's the intellectual property of another company. >> larry: really? nbc thinks they own it? >> yeah, yeah, they do. >> larry: really? >> i'm lucky i got the jeggings. they tried to claim those too.

do you know what those are, they're jeggings, all the craze now, larry. >> larry: jeggings?> leggings that look like jeans. i became obsessed with jeggings. >> larry: would you wear them on the street? >> i would not wear them on the street. i would see women wearing them. they're quite -- >> larry: sexy. >> a good look, larry. they're tight. man those are tight jeans. one day my assistant was with me. get with it, daddy-o. a beatnik. those are jeggings. tim gund said he thought some men wear them. he challenged me. and i did. >> larry: you know what i miss, i used to be a part of it. in the year 2000. bring it back. bring it back. >> bring it back, the year 2000. we have been waiting a little bit. there is a question whether it is the intellectual property of another company. >> larry: really? they think they own it? >> yeah, yeah, they do. >> larry: really? >> i'm lucky i got the jeggings. they tried to claim those too. but, you know i think we are going to sort all that out. >> larry: that is still in the mix? >> you know what? i wouldn't say, we haven't directly challeng

that's what jeggings are.an recently declared his love for them and told tim gunn he would wear them while hosting a future show. it wasn't just crazy talk. coco made good on his promise. brace yourself here. conan upped the ante. oh, my. and chose acid-washed light blue jeggings. a tough look for anyone to pull off. >> that's brutal. >> the audience, as you can hear, went wild. we've got to salute conan and his ability to embrace his inner fashion. but doing a monologue in those man jeggings was pretty tough. take a look. >> the obama administration -- i'm going to try some jokes. recently set aside over 120 million acres of -- what the hell? [ applause ] >> oh, no. hideous. hideous. he looks like a giant elf. >> you're absolutely right. he looks like the character elf. you're absolutely right. we've got to get you some man jeggings. >> i don't think so. >> no? >> no, probably not. in another life. >> i might surprise you. check your mail. all right, joe. thanks. >>> serious stuff up next, a dramatic new pers

they're jeggings. it's all the craze now, larry. >> larry: not leggings. >> leggings that look like jeans. so i became obsessed with jeggings. >> would you wear them on the street? >> i have not but i would see women wearing them and they're quite -- >> larry: sexy? >> yeah. a good look, larry. it's a good look. and they're very tight and i say, man, those are tight jeans. and one day my assistant was with me and she said, get with it daddy-o. that's how she talks. she is a beatnik. get with it. those are jeggings and i became obsessed with the idea and timgun said yes and he thought some men wore them. i challenged him. he dared me to wear jeggings and i did. >> larry: you know what i miss? >> what? >> larry: because i used to be part of it. in the year 2000 bring it back. >> well, you know -- >> larry: bring it back. >> year 2000? we've been waiting a little bit. >> larry: i loved doing it. >> of course there is a question of whether it is the intellectual property of another company. >> larry: reall

applause ] also doubling -- the use of the phrase, "wow, that person really shouldn't be wearing jeggings [ laughter ] that's a mistake. [ applause ] that's a mistake. and finally, there are rumors going around that lindsay lohan might do "dancing with the stars." [ cheers and applause ] yeah, they said that she'd be performing a couple of dances. the two-step and, her favorite, the twelve-step. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we have an awesome show for you tonight. like i said earlier, the one and only paul mccartney is here! [ cheers and applause ] that's such a big deal for me, personally. he was my favorite singer as long as i can remember having a favorite singer. around my house i had all his albums. that's why i'm going back to vinyl. i had albums. my sister loved michael jackson. i liked michael jackson, but she loved him. and "the girl is mine" was our song. we would duet. i would do paul's part. she would do michael's part. and then "say say say" came out on paul's album. and i was li

con -- al from the mail room showed up in jeggings. [ laughter ] party's over!on -- stay for the woman who accidentally tucked her skirt into her underwear. [ laughter ] that's not good. it happens, though. pro -- somebody always busts out the mistletoe. con -- somebody always busts out the camel toe. [ laughter ] it's al from the mail room again. you've got to watch those jeggings. >> steve: if they're too tight, you see their nuggets. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: are you suggesting that he hides them in his pants? >> steve: there's only six of them. >> jimmy: that's true. >> steve: you know what i mean? >> jimmy: how many does he take? >> steve: he takes three -- one in the mouth, two in the pants. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] he eats the mcnuggets! [ laughter ] get your mind out of the gutter. he eats the mcnuggets. >> jimmy: i know. >> steve: oh, my god, forget it. edit this out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pro -- the invitation said there's going to be free food. con -- it's a trap, don't you get it? you're the food. [ laughter ] yeah. >> well, i'd just serve

. >> i think anything that can help us with our coming issue was climate change and concession jegs should be on the table. >> next step for the transportation authority to apply for funding is to apply for funding to pay for that study. >> tonight interesting health item. a study finds women have a bit of an edge over men when it comes to managing weight as they age. this followed 3500 over 30 years period of time. and they age both gained weight but those highly active as young adults gained less weight than those who are not and women highly active more than twice as effective in keeping weight off compared to men of the same age. >> holiday season kicking into high gear, some people nrt spirit. we want to share pictures of homes this, is from the warner family on norco way. that is impressive there. and there is one from rachlsan. if you've seen a neighborhood that haseled you, just upload your pictures and e mail them to you report at kgo-tv.com. >> and we can't get our news cameras so we appreciate sending in pictures to get them on the air. let's talk about the rainy night we've had

jeggings. leggings that look like jeans.d i became obsessed with them. >> would you wear them on the street. >> i have not but i would see women wearing them and they're quite -- >> sexy. >> it's a good look, larry. a good look. >> i like when things are explained to larry. also jay leno. >> do you ever keep in touch with -- ever talk to leno at all, keep in touch -- >> no, i haven't -- you know -- i don't think i'll be hearing from him and i don't -- there's nothing for either of us to talk about. i haven't talked to anybody, you know. i'm friendly with jon stewart and stephen colbert. >> still weird that they never talked. were you watching "the view" when they got into john boehner. he got a little emotional talking about young kids and the american dream. he was ripped to shreds for those tears and that awkward crying phase yesterday by the ladies of "the view." >> once again, he could not keep himself from getting really emotional. take a look. >> this guy has an emotional problem that every time he talks about anything

attractive trend to embrace, the jeans as leggings, which will stick around but say good-bye to jeggingske katy perry wearing them on the red carpet or mary kate olson, for example, time to -- >> skip the sillys. appreciate it. as always, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> harry. >> some foods are good for you. some are not so good. and some are considered lucky. "early show" contributor katie lee has rounded up some of her favorite dishes that just might bring you good fortune in the new year. good morning. >> that's right, harry. good morning. >> this is fun! >> well, you know, on new year's day, it's a time you can start fresh and you might as well start off on the right foot with some good luck foods. and the great thing about this meal is not only, you know, is it lucky and going to bring you good fortune but also really inexpensive and super healthy, no guilt a great way to start a new year's diet. >> i've heard of this before. a lot of people make black-eyed peas, right, for new year's? >> right. the hoppin' john. a traditional southern dish we'll start with. i have my pan hot, p

the middle-class tax cuts or keep them going, child care tax credits, marriage penalty relief, the jegs initiatives will help families make ends meet and invest for a brighter future and more secure economic growth. congress needs to pass the extension of the unemployment benefits contained in this legislation. in my home state of north carolina, thousands of workers have lost their jobs in the recession caused by the misguided policies of the previous administration. i met with many of these people and looked them in the eye and they told me their stories. these are good people. they have worked hard and played by the rules. they are depending on these unemployment benefits to get them through these tough times until the economy picks back up and creates good jobs. we are here a week before christmas and the last thing we should do is cut off their lifeline. i urge my colleagues to join me in doing so. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: