. >> dicky: jerry weintraub. and music from 11-year-old quinn sullivan. >> jimmy: if you feel the urge to terror ize[@[@[@[@[@[@[@[@[@@ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with a word about enterprise rent a car. the company that doesn't just talk about customer service, they live it. did you know an enterprise employee came up with the idea of picking customers up? that's right. empowering employees to exceed your expectations is the enterprise way, and it's such a good idea that i want to try it myself by asking my staff here for their suggestions on how to make "jimmy kimmel live" a better show. >> what do you call those cash things that you get inside, the cash booths with the wind? >> you should do gun tricks. >> i think jimmy should be black. >> i think you should have bigger blocks of butter. >> we need a bigger time machine. >> i think instead of a desk, jimmy should sit behind a little brick wall with cup cakes on it. that would be so cute. >> two words. roast beef carving station. >> tapas tuesdays? >> jimmy

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i agree entirely with jerry. i agree with your focus in the blank case -- blake case. although we try to get the interview and tried to distract you in the cause, you are right to focus on the case. in the end, we had a conversation after verdict. in the end, it is important to be concerned about the image, not during the case, but in general, of public defender offices and criminal defense attorneys. i think it is also important to make a distinction. while i agree an effort should be made to show the difference between criminal attorneys and public defenders for this reason. when we would ask people about this distinction -- first of all, people can recite law-and- order language in the criminal justice system -- and they can recite that but not the sixth amendment. they also cannot tell you the difference between public defenders and criminal defense attorneys. when we would tell them about public defenders, they but say, oh, i get that. and whatever they describe their political affiliation to be, they liked the idea. they supported it. they wanted their tax dollar

please welcome ben and jerry, c: everybody!ing, buddy?cc1: nice to see you. you guys -- thank you so much for coming. we're psyched to have you here for the anniversary. this is big. there's a big announcement for us. now, we understand -- >> we are very excited to be here for the second anniversary. >> jimmy: this is ben and jerry. i'm psyched. the one and only are here!cc this is major.1: [ cheers and applause ] >> we are getting ready to tuck into a little ice cream cake. >> jimmy: yeah, this is really good. >> we're feeling a tad peckish. -- peckish this time of night. >> we have a huge announcement. >> jimmy: you have a very big announcement.cc1: as promised, i told everyone who watches our show, we have a giant announcement.cc1: >> well, you know -- lots of people have second anniversaries, with all due respect.cc1: anyone who has been married over two years has a second anniversary. but, tonight, the big announcement is that right here tonight in front of everybody in the entire studio audience, we are going to introduce

>> jimmy: mm, jerry -- [ laughter ] >> no, no. >> jimmy: jerry -- >> i love jerry. i love jerry.? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you've lost your mind. you've absolutely lost your mind. >> i've lost my mind, do you ever think i'm threatened? the first i came on here, i was with darryl hammond, and you put my impression of darryl hammond down. and don't show that footage again, i think i'm wearing the same outfit. but anyway -- [ laughter ] i don't have a lot of dress up clothes. [ laughter ] i'm an artist man, i do theater, i don't need to be dressing up. >> jimmy: that's not -- why do you use that voice? >> that's my artist voice. >> jimmy: that's ridiculous. hey, you know what's great in the show? when you do your ray liota. how would ray liota -- how would ray liota talk about the weather? do that for everybody. [ laughter ] >> ah, no. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. he does impressions in the show. >> don't you hate it, this guy's like a master impression, he's like patronizing me. he does impressions in the show. lay off. >> jimmy: he got my back. >> how about the other day -- i know that, bu

we thought what a great thing it would be to have an ampitheater named after jerry garcia. that is a name that has panache. it brings people from all over the bay area to the ampitheater. the calls that come in, we'd like to do a concert at the jerry garcia ampitheater and we do everything we can to accommodate them and help them because it gets people into the park. people like a lot of color and that's what they call a park. other people don't. you have to try to reconcile all those different points of view. what should a park look like and what should it have? should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in sa

they're both no people. >> this puts jerry brown in the middle. he:has personally tried to negotiate these things, unlike arnold who did everything publicly and would call people names and stomp around. jerry is actually bringing these people in one on one and trying to negotiate something. how does this work with him. >> well, in some cases he's tried to negotiate. but in others, like when he called in rodney write the state senator who was vote nod -- democratic who vote nod on redevelopment. there was no negotiations. he performed roddy wright, i need you to vote for this. you understand it's not about money. it's about whether or not i can abolish these agencies. frifers' made that announcement and i -- i've made that announcement and i want to make it stick. that's not negotiation. >> he hasn't got the votes for that, either. >> and he won't get the two- thirds vote. doesn't appear like our friend leila the cite senator of san francisco who is running for mayor of san francisco. mayors live or die with redevelopment, just as jerry was living

esperanza de lograr una extensión a los impuestos. >>> tntenemos el reporte. >>> el gobernador jerrylas reuniones con los republicanos. >>> los republicanos han propuesto mucho, pero no se les escuche. >>> piden reformas al gasto público, entre otras demandas, y también le dicen que hay podersos sindicatos que apoyaron la candidatura. >>> ahora le quedan casi 16 mil millones de déficit a jerry brown, pero la medida no llega a los votantes para junio. >>> tiene que haber más recortes en educación, en diferentes áreas del presupuesto. >>> el gobernador ya lo ha dicho, los recortes propuestos por él se duplicarían, los programas sufrirían drásticos recortes. >>> creo que va a haber recortes de servicios y afectará a familias, que si tomas en cuenta que esto le pasa. >>> un reportaje de santiago lucero. >>>a l parecer muchos conductores hacen caso omiso de la ley que impicde hablar por teléfono mientras se maneja,es uno de millones d etelfs móvuiles que anuncian una ñ llamada más, siguen manejando y recibiendo mensaje de texto, cada persona tienen una historia que contar. >>> un amiga ch

we had two candidates who took very different positions on ab-32, jerry brown who supported it. meg whitman who said it should be suspended for a year and we had proposition 23, which was a serious, well-financed measure on the ballot to try to suspend ab-32, while our state is in the process of trying to recover from a terrible recession. and in both cases, the voters of california overwhelmingly rejected the arguments against ab-32. so that give mess at least some comfort that i'm not out there alone. >> i have to get one more viewer question in real quick. from tag guard. he wants to know how many times you have taken alternative transit in a year. he says bet i could guess. can you surprise him? >> actually i walk to work in sacramento. so i don't take transit here in l.a. i will admit when i go from my home in midtown los angeles to else monty i do drive a car. >> walking works. you are off the hook on that one. thank you for taking a few minutes with us. >> thank you. >> belva: my thanks to all of you for joining us in on the's very interesting discussions. and that is all

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i do believe, though, that jerry is right. it is not enough to talk about it amongst ourselves. it is a larger public dialogue that needs to happen in terms of the resources, the jury pool, and that means talking to people who identify more with victims. we now there are one in 100 people behind bars. that means one in 100 people knows somebody connected to the criminal justice system. that is a tremendous opportunity for us. that means there are people in every sector of society who identify with our cause. that is when people start to understand the import of the public defender. i know very well not mind me saying this, but for the last 20 years, they have been talking about the innocent man who has been wrongly accused, and everyone thinks that is a terrible tragedy. nobody would think that that is right in america. but their message release started to sing when they shifted. we were working with them on this, at court tv, and i was the first reported to be covering the innocence project on a national basis. the message really started to sing when they talked about victims,

and i love jerry seinfeld for that. he's a class act.tually, i was on my -- ow -- >> jimmy: sorry. >> -- last movie. and everyone was scared to show me "the miley cyrus show." and they thought i would be offended. and then i watched it, and i think they got tired of it because i made them watch it over and over again. and then we started doing our own little acting exercises. and we started writing our own miley cyrus show. and i was the producer of that. i watched them all, and we had special guests. one of my friends does a really good keira knightley. and so, she did it. >> jimmy: how do you do keira knightley? >> she does, like, the lips and talks about jack sparrow. [ laughter ] and so, that's basically what we did. and we made our own. it's only our, like, little photo booth that we, you know, thought it was pretty cool. >> jimmy: oh, my god! [ laughter ] i love that. hey, can you stick around? can we play a game? >> yes, we can. >> jimmy: all right. when we come back, miley and i are playing some "total iceholes." >> "iceholes!" [

they are looking to support jerry brown's budget plan. another group protested while other people accept it. >> reporter: of group of business leaders with the bay area council pact this room. if they had a meeting with jerry brown about his proposed budget plan and after the discussions they decided to support it. it will eliminate the $27 billion deficit. the ceo should wonder where it says even though his numbers are doors to the plaendorsing the py still question it. painful cuts need to be made in order to get a california back on track. >> i am supporting a three- point plan. realigned government. drastic cuts in our budget. instead it the taxes for five years. our villa as to what he thought of it >> reporter: i asked him what he thought about it. >> these are painful cuts. i do not like to assure increases. we can only live with the money we are given. as a matter of fact if the taxes go down the cuts will be doubled. >> reporter: it san francisco, reggie to more kron4 news. >> vicki: taxes will be extended for five years however

. >> jerry brown declaró en estado de emergencia los estados de mendozino y san luis obispo. >> unos, el puerto tienen daños de cuatro millones de dólares . >> a pesar de las advertencias california ha fallado en revisar los edificios que son vulnerables al colapso. >> tenemos la información . >> las imágenes de devastacion y dolor del terremoto de japón,. >> no son fáciles de olvidar. >> nosotros acá en california, sé que vivire un terremoto de alta magnitud . >> un temblor de más de 7 grados, podría sacudir a california en cualquier momento. >> en cierto momento la fuerza, se lanzara. >> en los últimos días, expertos en la construccion, ha visto un incremento en las personas preocupadas por las casas. >> los daños causados en los Ángeles podrían ser devastadores, ya que hay muchos edificios construidos antes de 1970. >> hay muchas ciudades que requieren que esos edificios antes que se vendan tengan los codigos de hoy. >> gracias . >> en san josé un joven recibió un disparo que lo tienen al filo de la muerte. >> tenemos los detalles. >> buenas noches . >> buenas noches . >> la polic

en sacramento en torno a Ómo eliminar el deficit < el impas en sacramento continúa por el déficit <jerry extiendan algunos impuestos para balancerar el presupuesto >>> se trata de un bomno por quienientos milones de dólares para contruir nuevas escuelas, arreglar techos y otras reparaciones, algunos dicen que se debería usar para pagar los gastos basicos de las escuelas >>> la compañía de seguros medicos reajusta y aumenta las tasas. >>> muchos aseurados se olvidarían de sus tratamientos >>> taxisitas acusan de que los ingnoran porque no cuenta con seguro medico y algunas empresas no le sproveen seguros contra acccs >>> un hombre de san jose mató al hijo de su esposa a golpes y será condenado, lmató al menor y forzó a la madre a cavar la tumab de su hijo. corona es sentenciado a cadena perpetua >>> pascal denunció por motivos personales pero se dice que calderon podría se responsable >>> la noticia de la renuncia del embajador en méxico pascal causa estragos, en un comunicado el gobierno de méxico le da buenos deseos. >>> no tendría porque cambair la relación con estados unidos >>> ponga

. >> jerry brown dijo que esto haria que el dinero creceria ayudando al estado de california . >> ghemosril sobre esto, aún no sabemos lo que bravos va a pasar en las elecciones de julio . >> primero se tiene que convencer a los legisladores, para así detener un poco los despidos. >> hoy en el capitolio se realizo una protesta por el dream act . >> tenemos la información . >> espere ver menos personas pero se lleno. >> son estudiantes que tienen la misma historia,. >> son los sueños de mi familia, de mi papá . >> para lograr ser alguien en este país . >> ser un buen estudiante. >> sólo una es ciudadana de este país, los otros son esin estudiantes indocumentados:yo veo como ella sufre para ayudar a su escuela. >> si el dream act se convierte en ley, los estudiantes indocumentados podrían tener ayuda del gobierno para su educación . >> el convertirla en ley podría ser un hecho. >> si nos remetimos al debate donde se le pregunto a jerry brown sobre el dream act . >> el comite de educación aprobó la propuesta que va al comite fiscal. >> muchos de estos jóvenes no nacieron en este país, pero

jerry, do you want to start?>> well, first, let me comment on the previous question. 42-42, that's the -- 46-46 is actually pretty good given the environment we're in right now, and given the fact that if you talk to the american consumer and say what is the government's biggest homeownership program, they're going to say two names: fannie and freddie. and fannie and freddie right now have such bad press that i think if you told people that santa claus had two evels named fannie and freddie, they'd be against christmas. [laughter] it's very bad. so given that situation, i'm not surprised at all where we are. where should the gses go and whether they'll even be called xses -- gses, i think there absolutely needs to be a secondary market for the financial structure to move forward. >> and a government role in that? >> i think there has to be a government backstop, yes. and i'll give you two examples of why. the first, if any of you are old enough to remember the oil patch days in the '80s when the commercial bankin

retirar la nieve. como dice luclio, no hay que esperar a que se vuelva peor. el miércoles el gobernador jerryown dará el anuncio de que se acabo la sequia en california. la cantidad de nieve en las montañas esta en lo normal, se

[applause]. >> governor jerry brown is going on the offensive. tonight he spoke before labor union to drum up support for his budget plan. >> we the people are taking california back. l let tonight be the beginning. >>reporter: earlier the governor made a direct appeal to the public. he posted a 3 minute video on you tube. urging viewers to support a june special election calling for tax extension. >> let me know let your legislator know would you like the chance to cast this vote or would you feel it is appropriate to shut out the people of california? >>reporter: special election is a critical part of brown's plan to bridge a 27 billion dollar budget deficit. but he need at least 4 gop legislators to go along with the idea. so farther not budging. california republican party chairman tom says a you tube video won't change anything. >> it's a smart move for jerry brown to try to appeal directly to people. frankly republicans need to do a better job at that as well but californians have lost homeowner equity and don't have the money to bailout sa

republicans by the way, and just this year four united states senators joined, rand paul, mike lee, jerry moran and tonight's speaker jim demint. the focus for congresswoman balk man and the tea party caucus is fiscal restraint and limited government. but most importantly an adherence to the constitution. she also serves on the financial services committee and the permanent select intelligence committee in the house. but long before any of her campaigns or titles, michele bachmann was greatly involved in the pro-life and pro-family movement. and not only has she and her husband raised their five children, they were also foster parents to another 23 children. perhaps those strong family values tie back to the state of iowa. please join me in welcoming back to iowa congresswoman michele bachmann. [applause]

they don't wait for jerry brown to walk into town. the other fact is, look, there's no more federal money to go around. all the pressure right now is to cut back and that's what this deal is in washington and to go there, brown has to say do i go there and have the photo op and sing cumbaya or stay home and talk with the legislators and try to get the votes that i need. >> this is very much in line from this persona he's putting out there of being nose to the grindstone, frugal, working hard and negotiating really in almost a way that predecessors have said before. >> like micro negotiations, one-on-one. when you saw gray davis and arnold schwarzenegger, these guys had more in common than not. they were very unique and similar in that they were basically political bullies. i'm the governor, you're going to do what i say and if you don't, too bad. didn't work for either of them. jerry brown hopes that the only thing he has is to plead with these guys and attend these egos and deal with them one-on-one and that may be the way it works.

governor jerry brown once the special election on june 7th. that special election would allow the voters to decide of increases of the sales of personal income and vehicle taxes enacted two years ago. also big spending cuts. to close at 26 but in dollar deficit, today, a you tube deal. the $26 billion deficit, and he was featured on the you tube. >> kimberlee: in the three minute video he was checking in with the people of california to find out how this budget should be shut down? >> during that campaign i said that there is any taxes or major decisions i want to check in and you, the people of california what do you want? so my proposal, and what am asking the legislature, both parties is to give we the people, all of us in california as voters the opportunity to vote. to extend temporary taxes that were enacted to ditwo years ago, or to double up on the cuts and make some drastic alterations to the very fabric of our public service. >> kimberlee: the governor said that also this is a republican/a democratic issue. california needs to take c

already declared a local emergency and tomorrow, the city council plans to consider asking governor jerry brown to declare a state of the emergency. >>> in southern santa clara county, some residents trapped in their complete neighborhood because of a mud slide may be stuck at least another day. tomorrow crews hope to re-open one lane of croix road the only road to dozens of people's homes near morgan hill. a steep section of hill came down sunday bringing down trees and poles. the only way south with a four- wheel drive vehicle at this point. >>> and in santa cruz county the board of supervisors has approved a resolution asking the governor to declare a state of emergency there. there was flash flooding in capitola last thursday and over the weekend on saturday. capitola is also expected to seek aid separately to help pay for the $10 million in damage. >>> and nearly three weeks after a tsunami hit, santa cruz the harbor there still showing signs of the severe damage. the big waves caused by that march 11 earthquake off japan sunk 14 boats. more than 100 people turned out for a meeting l

jerry, do you want to start?>> well, first, let me comment on the previous question. 42-42, that's the -- 46-46 is actually pretty good given the environment we're in right now, and given the fact that if you talk to the american consumer and say what is the government's biggest homeownership program, they're going to say two names: fannie and freddie. and fannie and freddie right now have such bad press that i think if you told people that santa claus had two evels named fannie and freddie, they'd be against christmas. [laughter] it's very bad. so given that situation, i'm not surprised at all where we are. where should the gses go and whether they'll even be called xses -- gses, i think there absolutely needs to be a secondary market for the financial structure to move forward. >> and a government role in that? >> i think there has to be a government backstop, yes. and i'll give you two examples of y. the first, if any of you are old enough to remember the oil patch days in the '80s when the commercialanking se

governor jerry brown wi >>> all those storms this winter have silver linings.rought is over. governor jerry brown will make it official today once he gets the results of the season's last snow survey. at last check the sierra snowpack is at 159% of normal, and many state reservoirs are filled. >>> and certainly good news leading into this summer, but right now we are enjoying spring-like conditions and lots of sunshine. lawrence, thank you for that. >> guilt-free sunshine around the bay area today! we have earned it. let's enjoy the sunshine. it's going to be a great day although we are starting with patchy fog and a few high clouds, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. that's pretty typical. but by the afternoon, somewhat unusual. how about this? we haven't seen temperatures like this all year long. 70s and some 80s as we head in toward the afternoon. going to be warm, a little breezy in the hills but it should be beautiful all the way to the coastline today. high pressure really building in now. you can see it's all that moisture trying to wrap around the top of

here's nbc bay area's vicky nguyen. >> reporter: governor jerry brown thrives on thriftiness, flying on southwest, even getting the senior discount. his travel costs are part of the governor's office budget, something governor brown has slashed, cutting a total of $4.5 million by flying commercial, cutting staff, and getting rid of field offices. >> symbolically, it's a terrific gesture. in order to convince californians that you're serious about cutting the size of government, you start with your own staff. >> reporter: the governor also ordered state agencies to turn in a total of 48,000 government-paid cell phones. the estimated savings, $20 million a year. >> we don't need that stuff. >> reporter: and just a couple of weeks ago, governor brown banned state agencies from spending any more money on swag. you know, those promotional knickknacks like cups, pens, and plastic bracelets. >> having these kind of plast plastic -- all of rest of it, it adds up to millions of dollars. that's something we ought to eliminate. >> reporter: the governor's office didn't estimate how much this ba

jerry, do you want to start?>> well, first, let me comment on the previous question. 42-42, that's the -- 46-46 is actually pretty good given the environment we're in right now, and given the fact that if you talk to the american consumer and say what is the government's biggest homeownership program, they're going to say two names: fannie and freddie. and fannie and freddie right now have such bad press that i think if you told people that santa claus had two evels named fannie and freddie, they'd be against christmas. [laughter] it's very bad. so given that situation, i'm not surprised at all where we are. where should the gses go and whether they'll even be called xses -- gses, i think there absolutely needs to be a secondary market for the financial structure to move forward. >> and a government role in that? >> i think there has to be a government backstop, yes. and i'll give you two examples of why. the first, if any of you are old enough to remember the oil patch days in the '80s when the commercial bankin

i have carolina williams, jerry brown, jerry kosh, henry had a leak,-- henrietta lee, george brown, and dorothy james. thank you. >> -- and community based organization in the southeast sector. when we look at what psittacine community development is, someone who is actually concerned about any given community. this person here is part of the -- meeting in the bayview, part of the jobs coalition. she is a community activist. i am a former labor committee union person, having been part of local 377, the iron workers. this person is about the community, it is obvious. for many years, she has given her life. she has given her dedication. and her interest about the government serving communities. these committees that have been marginalized, she is definitely a part of. she wants to see something happen. being a part of san francisco, everyone here would like to have a say how something goes. i would highly recommend that she is considered and given the opportunity to be part of this committee. thank you. >> thank you.

jerry. always wore black. funny when atlanta was winning.en they started losing he was nuts and bounced around since then. he is going to be a coach in the united football league, he will coach a team in hartford. remember paul was in here? >> absolutely. >> california redwoods. >> exactly and they moved to sacramento. one year and gone. dennis green coaches that team and he is going to coach that team. let's end with this great story. army captain ivan castro blinded by serving in iraq, finishes his 7th marathon in north carolina. this benefited injured service members. among them, his running partner helps him navigate the course. >> that is a good storty. okay. good night, everyone. see you tomorrow. ♪ escape compromise. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. the radically new... 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪ welcome to the darker side of green. ♪

. >> reporter: partners for 60 years jerry leiber and mike stoller have written more hits than they can count. ♪ when the night... >> stand by me. kansas city. hound dogs. love me. loving you. jail house rock. treat me nice. search. >> reporter: legendary songwriters leiber and stoller later on sunday morning. >> osgood: john blackstone introduces us to a book publisher who is on top of the world. david edelstein has a review of the new movie win, win. we'll take time to stop and smell the flowers. first here are the headlines for this sunday morning the 20th of march, 2011. we begin with libya where, as we mentioned a moment ago, the united states and some of our european allies are pounding the positions of moammar qaddafi's forces with cruise missiles and air strikes. the attacks are an effort to ground libya's air force and make it more difficult for qaddafi's army and mercenary troops to attack rebels holding the eastern city of benghazi. the libyan government says 64 people died in the allied assault and dozens more were injured. there's no confirmation of that. the libyan state n