moscow expert jim jimmy dean of cool chairs opinion about the development of economic integration according to him as investors bought into the russian market in the nearest future as it is known the customs union of kazakhstan russia and miller was unable to eliminate customs duties between countries and introduce a common external tariff but it's only a quarter of the way which of the past while canceling barriers to trade and investment between the country's total on the chests of them only in you reduce costly as the gradual a nation of non tariff barriers is perhaps the main part of the regime unions creation elimination of these various will be the main content of the integration process in the next two years it will have a positive effect on the business much greater than the simple removal of import duties. will the link to the city when europe was at this moment to turn them into castle the process of attrition global. six hundred and eleven people were evacuated from the army besieged syrian city of holmes reports sadder news agency. it was previously reported about the evacuation

michael sam on the way of the announcement received, does it signify a shift in the country, jim jimmyng out, per se. when you have someone that's prominent and in the sports area, the soon to be in the nfl, this is a very big deal. the country has, if you look at the trend lines on marriage equality, on workplace discrimination, et cetera, the numbers increased dramatically in the last decade and continues to happen. ellen comes out. michael sam comes out. et cetera, et cetera. when you watch "will & grace" on tv week and ellen's show, gay people are in your home. it makes you more comfortable. it's assimilation, per se. we are not unusual people. i might be unusual but that's because i'm me. right? but the bottom line is we are not freaks of nature. we are just like everybody else. everybody knows somebody gay and that's the whole key to making the whole thing a reality of having an open and closed society. >> jason, you're a political scientist. are we at a watershed moment in this country? >> no. i don't think we can separate the issue of homosexuality from race and class. while th

. >> perhaps jimmy fallon with have jim gafigan on his show, but she havi -- he is having so else. tracey potts was there for the big night. >> jimmy fallon. >> the tonight show is back in 6b with a new host. >> the first "tonight show" broadcast from new york in over 40 years. >> jimmy fallon drew a parade of celebrity guests. including steven colbert. even mom and dad made an appearance. >> i wish i could have gotten you better seats, but a very hot now, dad, very hot show. >> the first, actor will smith. >> people are coming for you. not, you know -- "the tonight show" is big and historic, but people are coming because of your heart. >> his first musical guests, u2, made a big splash on the roof with a fantastic skyline. >> inside, fallon joined them in a song that got the audience on their feet. day one's big pressure, fans think he pulled it off. >> jimmy was unbelievable, he did amazing. >> it was absolutely amazing. >> out of control in there. >> fallon knows he is filling big shoes. decades of success now rest on his shoulders. >> tracy potts, nbc news, new york. >> i wish i

jimmy: come on. here we go. ♪ [ balloon pops ] [ cheers and applause ] >> damn, jim. [ laughter ] that's all i had going for me pop my balloon i'm traveling on down in this crazy, crazy world ♪ ♪ and i'm wondering will you pop my balloon won't you pop my balloon ♪ ♪ late night memories ♪ >> my favorite memory of doing the show with jimmy was when we had the "30 rock" goodbye episode, and tracy sang "it's so hard to say goodbye." ♪ how do i say goodbye to what we had ♪ >> that was like, probably the coolest talk show episode i've ever done in my life. they really are -- whenever i see it, and i rewatch it, i get choked up. ♪ it's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday ♪ [ cheers and applause ] today we're going to play a little game. which 4g lte map has the most coverage? this isn't real difficult. pretty obvious to me. i'm going to have to say verizon verizon. the choice is obvious. verizon is america's largest and most reliable 4g lte network, with data plans starting as low as $45 monthly access including unlimited talk and text. plus free world messaging unlimited for three months. that's powerful. verizon. a

. >>> jim harbaugh getting traded to the cleveland browns. we have that story, and we have -- >> jimmy. >> hey, guys. justin timberlake is my guest tonight. we're on next. >>> we do have some breaking news tonight on the jim harbaugh trade to the cleveland browns for draft pick story. a possible move that obviously never took place last month. reportedly pro football talk. earlier today, 49ers ceo strongly denied the report from pro football talk on twitter writing, is this on the record? it isn't true. and jim harbaugh responded tonight in a text, for the record, i echo the comment, isn't true. i know nothing about a trade with cleveland brown and us involving me. so there is the 49ers stance on the report. >>> some women's college hoops tonight. the cardinal down 19 to usc. second half, now tied at 43-43. off the pick and roll, spins, lay it is bucket home right here. she finished with 27. stanford wins, clenching a share of the pac 12 title. the comeback ties the mark for the biggest comeback in program history. more news after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ good is in every blue diamond a good t

jimmy: can you give me a minute? i just want to talk to my agent. >> yeah, sure thing, jim. [ phone ringing ] >> this is saul. [ cheersimmy: saul, i need your help. miles is catching on. i think he knows the jokes are coming from the inside. >> i told you, you can't do these one joke at a time. you got to sell them wholesale. >> jimmy: but how? >> let's just say i know a guy who knows a guy who knows another guy who went to boy scouts with another guy whose older sister briefly dated another guy's brother whose cousin once shared a cab with a girl who knows a guy that deals meth. and he knows a guy who sells jokes wholesale. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: where is he? >> he's in the roots vehicle right now. >> jimmy: the roots vehicle? >> yeah. the rv. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: roots. >> well, hey, jimmy. what's up, man? >> jimmy: i was just -- why is it so smoky in here? >> incense. >> jimmy: hey, i was told to meet a man here. he's a joke dealer. >> oh, yeah, you must be talking about gus. hey, yo, gus, somebody's here to see you. [ laughter ] >> i'm very pleased to meet you, james. >> jimmy: i hear you can move jokes. >> mo

jim parsons! >> there's a lot of good answers there, jimmy fallon. which one y'all gon' pick? ever. >> jimmy: no! but you added that move when we did it live. you're like -- i never do this. [ laughter ] >> you did it. like, you'll do like -- you'll do like a thing -- my mic. you'll do like a thing, if like, people laugh too early at the joke. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i never saw that. [ cheers and applause ] >> so good. so good. and we love rob ford. and we love rob ford. so many jokes. >> jimmy: all right, all right. [ cheers and applause ] that was the most fun thing ever. that made me laugh so hard. i was like, "oh my gosh." you gotta do it. i gotta say, i've watched you win all these awards. you won grammys for this album. [ cheers ] >> who cares? >> jimmy: which you deserve. you deserve it, dude. you deserve every -- i know you don't really care about awards. but i'm telling you it's a good thing because it's a chance for us to let you know how much we love you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: and you're good to the fans. >> well, i love -- you know, like -

jimmy kimmel, fallon, none of them had much respect for him. >>> didn't help conan o'brien that much. do you think the viewers will be loyal to him or the show? will jimlon be able to hold on to the audience? >> it's jimmy's to take on. his thing with bruce springsteen about chris christie, it's a great late-night, you can do amazing things with it. the sad thing is, the audience isn't there. on the other hand, as we saw in the whole leno -- fallon, carson legacy, the guy behind saturday night live, lorn michaels, this is always going to be the lorn michaels era at nbc going forward. >> social media, hermella? >> i wish i could talk about leno's last week on the tonight show but haven't we been there, done that already? pretty muted compared to carson's. do you think it's because people have said good-bye once before? >> yes, i do, he does have a loyal audience and i'm sure they're going to miss him. it is a mainstream audience that doesn't have that social influence anymore. you're not seeing the sort of mourning that went into a seinfeld leaving or johnny himself leaving. there isn't quite as much drama around it. we wish him a happy retirement. he

would say his relations with his own party on capitol hill are roughly comparable with jim the archers -- with jimmy carter's, in other words awful. in the case of his own party, it's not particularly ideological or anything like that. justreally more he temperamentally does not like talking to them. he does not like being around them. he is around them as little as possible. we sort of have to remember that here is a guy that was a sickly a full-time senator for one year 2005 -- 2000year, six was the number one circuit for democrats around the country and was gone a good bit and 2007 and 2008, he was running for president. he doesn't know these people and doesn't particularly like them. if you grab five house democrats off the street and take out the top five leadership, four out of five would tell you they have never had an obama white house staffer step in their office. four out of five would tell you they have never had a conversation with the resident other than pleasantries or been in a room with him with fewer than 15 people. if you read the books about lyndon johnson and his relationship wit

didn't say anything you had a rocky relationship with jim steinman right no we didn't that's like you now press creates how did that happen that well jimmy wanted to be an artist as well and jimmy wanted to be he wanted more recognition for bad at alland i took him everywhere with me and they just regen mission went to myself and car and i felt bad for jim i did everything in the world i took him to every interview i took him never radio i took him you know he opened the show when we were doing that i mean we did everything he just it's like steven tyler with aerosmith and mick jagger with the stones that's the first jim morrison with the doors the front man just gets the regulations with oh yeah i talk to him all the time when we're going on the record together they do you feel them every time when you're singing when you're performing no i don't use the audience i don't either but i don't i don't rely only on events to from my performance to from my energy i've always said i give the same show in front of ford trees then give in front of four hundred thousand people four hundred thousand people i played in front of for instance be lit

>> these bloomberg studies are very jimmyed and i suggest people read jim lott and he's a statistician and so many of these things are suicide or other kind of violence, as far as outside of the school. they -- when you dig through bloomberg studies to get to the numbers, it they don't take -- host: when you say bloomberg studies? guest: he's the sole funder for it and it's called mothers against -- moms demand action. it's part of his group as well. he's the sole funder for these things. and he also funds hopkins, a large school on this gun control violence. so when the boss has an agenda, it's hard to look at the study objectively, but the ones in colorado were stopped pretty quickly by an armed guard and you're seeing around the country as time has gone on and people have looked at it and half the school in this country have already have armed guard outside of them or knew of them, this is a really good -- inside of them, this is a really good deterrent to stop shooting. they're saying to these mentally ill or violence criminals, here's a great place to go. you can this in washingto

jim handly blog as with well there. >>> we are a few hours away from the big debut of "tonight show" with jimmy fallon. some excited fans started to wait this line for tickets last night. he sat down to talk about his new premier as a gig as a father and who is on the guest wish list. >> hey, whiton. thank you for having me here. >> no, i am more. >> no, me. >> reporter: and who says that nice guys finish last? jimmy fallon is taking over the "tonight show" and bringing it back to new york. >> aim so nervous and excited to do this and i can't wait. i never thought i would do this, because it is not something that you think about when you are growing up. you never think that johnny carson would ever leave. >> reporter: and fans also thought that jay leno would never leave either. but he knew who to call. >> he said to make the monologues longer, and he said he was ready to step down, so i will be be okay. >> reporter: you will see the hilarious skits and the games. and expect the high profile guests to slow jam the news. >> and normallyt the slow jam, i have whoever is slow jamming with go "oh, yeah." s

let's get down to the new york stock exchange, jim cramer joins us now. jimmieg instead of an aa meeting, right? 12 steps. they had a rough quarter, no? >> yeah. geez, i mean, that was actually one of those where they actually literally said that it was bad. typically you get these releases and you never know it's bad. these guys used the term challenge. frankly it's almost like they're going away, joe, it's almost like they're going away, terrible, terrible quarter and down 11%. these are -- and then 2014 they call it a very challenging year. it just started. >> this should be their best time of the year if you have people in january you figure in there trying to decide they'll lose weight with their new year's resolutions, you would guess this would be a big time of the year. >> four out of five books on the self help are diet. and the rest are diet and religion. the restaurant numbers are down for the month of january but maybe people are eating better and not eating weight watchers. >> are there any numbers that came out yesterday in terms of individual stoc

jim renner. he made the putt and finished with a 67. he and johnson waited and jimmy walker closed the deal. birdie. at this point, he was 14 under par and up by six strokes. >> >> when he made birdie at 11, he still have the six stroke lead. but, after just one bogey in his first three rounds, walker made five of them today. after this one at 17. his lead shrunk to one stroke. that made this par putt an effort, but walker nailed it for his third win in his last eight tournaments play. prior to the hot streak, he gone 137 events without racking up a win, now, he has this to put on his resume. >> it's really cool, the people that have won here, it's amazing, you think of what tiger did in 2000 and nicholas and all of the people that won here. it's awe cool place to win. a lot of history, not a bad place to win. my caddie and i had good vibes going. he reminded me on the last hole of the day. he said "we talked about this. this is why are you here. enjoy it. this is why we play. o to get to this spot." i'm really glad he said that. it kind of calmed me down. >> >> here is how the leaderboard s

. >> tonight show with jim [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from studio 6b in rockefeller center. in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." please join jimmy and his guests -- paul rudd -- shaquille o'neal -- comedian hannibal buress -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and now here's your host -- jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! oh, please. welcome, everybody! week two! week two of our "tonight show!" >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: and what a great crowd! welcome, everybody. oh, man. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for being here. thank you for watching at home. here's what people are talking about. oh, i just love this guy. toronto mayor, rob ford. [ laughter and appla

jim renner, also in the lodge at 10 under. walker started leaking oil, bogeys on 12, 13, and 17. he needed a six-footer for the win and he got it. jimmywo over, 74, win. that made 18 a little dense. >> i wasn't in the best frame of mind, but i knew i had a lead, and i got it off the wedge, and i always believed i could win. i don't know if it was a matter of doing it once and having it happen again and again -- i don't know. i always felt like i could win out here and i think that's what you need to believe. okay, college tampa women have won 21 straight and 14 in a row against washington. area fans not loving seattle right now. the usual numbers, 23.4 boards. washington shot 47% from the field and nine threes. 31-34 at the half. all five starters in double figures and stanford could not find the bottom of the bucket. nine of 461 from beyond the arch. cal women facing washington state. a milestone in the first half, the layup gave this player 1,000 career points. britney boyd, lays it in and the foul. she had 23. the bears skoefed cored 50 poin the final minutes. oklahoma state basketball star marcus mark made headlines, he pushed a f

jimmy kimmel. >> you remember when matt damon hijacked the show last year? wait until you hear what is in store a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. [ gps ] proceed to the designated route. not today. [ male announcer ] for patients currently well managed on warfarin there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions, jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. do not stop taking xarelto

jim pmy fallon has launched a new era in late night television. last night was his first sitting in one of nbc's most exclusive seats. tracie potts was there. >> jimmy fallon! >> reporter: "the tonight show" is back in historic studio 6 b with a new host. >> this is the first "tonight show" broadcast from new york in over 40 years. >> reporter: jimmy fallon drew a parade of celebrity guests. tina fey, mariah carey, mike tyson, kim kardashian, lady gaga, and rival late night host stephen colbert. >> welcome to 11:30. >> reporter: even mom and gad made an appearance. >> i wish could i have gotten you better seats. but it's very hot show, dad. very hot show. >> reporter: the first guest, actor will smith. >> people are coming for "the t people are coming because of your part. >> reporter: his first musical guest u2 made a big splash on the roof backed by a fantastic new york skyline. inside fallon joined them in a song that got the audience on its seat. day one, big pressure. fans think he pulled it off. >> scrim any was unbelievable. >> he did amazing. it was absolutely amazing. >> it was out of control in there. >> reporter: as for fallon, he knows h

>> jimmy: "about last night" was a movie in the '80 ppz and the part you're playing is the part jim belushie two of you as interchangeable. >> no, no, we want small and back. wre wanted to talk that mold, you know, from the original and is the writers she did such an amazing job. we edgied it up a litted bit. it's rated r. >> jimmy: i've been wanting to watch a movie with sex, yeah. >> the goose is loose. it's got a long neck. no, man, but it's really good. i think it's my best work to date. i feel like i'm a graun man in this movie. there emotions, passion, anger, come by. i'm literally giving it to you on all level, man. >> you've done mostly comedy. do you feel awkward? >> no, no! i was happy. yeah, i was happy about it. i practiced my moves. you know how long i practiced my sexy things to do. am i going to go with the nose touch. that was my first option. anytime you say something heart felt you touch a girl's nose. listen, baby, it ain't got to be this way. or do you go with the traditional lip drag. when girls say something that you don't want to hear. i'm tired of -- shhh. you drag h

>> these bloomberg studies are very jimmyed and i suggest people read jim lott and he's a statistician so many of these things are suicide or other kind of violence, as far as outside of the school. they -- when you dig through bloomberg studies to get to the numbers, it they don't take -- host: when you say bloomberg studies? guest: he's the sole funder for it and it's called mothers against -- moms demand action. it's part of his group as well. he's the sole funder for these things. and he also funds hopkins, a large school on this gun control violence. so when the boss has an agenda, it's hard to look at the study objectively, but the ones in colorado were stopped pretty quickly by an armed guard and you're seeing around the country as time has gone on and people have looked at it and half the school in this country have already have armed guard outside of them or knew of them, this is a really good -- inside of them, this is a really good deterrent to stop shooting. they're saying to these mentally ill or violence criminals, here's a great place to go. you can this in washington, d

jimmy fallon" best of music special. over the years, i've had the honor of impersonating some of my musical heroes. neil young, bob dylan, jim those records back off of the shelf and put those records back on the shelf ♪ ♪ put my hands up and play my song i know i'm gonna be okay ♪ ♪ yeah yeah it's a party in the usa ♪ ♪ ♪ jeremy ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, cecelia i'm down on my knees i'm begging you please come home ♪ ♪ come on home ♪ butterfly in the sky i can go twice as high take a look it's in a book ♪ ♪ reading rainbow reading rainbow reading rainbow reading rainbow yeah ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ late night memories ooh ♪ >> without a doubt, my favorite memory is jimmy as bob dylan singing the theme song to "charles in charge." ♪ charles in charge of our days and our nights charles in charge of our wrongs and our rights ♪ ♪ charles in charge of our days and our nights charles in charge of our wrongs and our rights ♪ ♪ now i want charles in charge of me ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> it was hilarious. genuinely beautiful. and dare i say, brilliant. just short of brilliant. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] delta touch2o technology for yo

jim on facebook and on twitter, or you can read his blog. we invite you to nbcwashington.com. once you're there search handly in sochi. >>> tonight jay leno prepares to hand off the reins to jimmyallon. for his last broadcast tonight, jay will have billy crystal as his guest, one of them there is significance there. crystal was his very first guest when he took over "the tonight show" in 1992. >> you are america's night life. you helped us through good times and bad. the country would stay up for the night to hear the monologue. when it was announced recently that america's number one terrorists had been captured, who told us it was justin bieber? you did. >> country music superstar garth brooks will perform, and we understand there will be a few surprise appearances. this will be the last taping of the tonight show in burbank, california. when fallon takes over, the show will move to new york. you can watch leno's goodbye program right here after news4. today we're going to play a little game. which 4g lte map has the most coverage? this isn't real difficult. pretty obvious to me. i'm going to have to say verizon verizon. the choice is obvious. verizon is america's largest and

brown owner jimmy he was the one of the weekend to put the niners in the p.r. vice when he said oh, yes we were trying to land jimoes that leave the 49ers now? a coach this wants a contract extension for huge dollars. organization that doesn't want to pay for anything less than superbowl trophy. can you blame them i'm in jed and gm has friction with head coach. now the uncomfortable situation going forward. every decision we 1 ter was this really jim harbaugh call? was it trent's call? ultimately whether jed york is now working on the short list of future head coaches. but har but still a coach today. sit with brother january as they always do at the nfl combine watching physically gifted player in the whole draft. clowning of south carolina. 6 foot 5. 2 66. he runs the 40 in 4.fwaechlt that's ridiculous. it's leak being on a motorcycle you can go that fast. question his work ethic but certainly not clowny speed. >> openly gay player to attend combine michael sam impressive in interview over the weekend. on the field. not a great vertical jump. not great prevrnl -- bench press either. upped such pressure. he was

jimmy carter canceled the olympics. >> i remember that. >> did he do anything right? >> it was about afghanistan. at least that's all squared away and settled now what goes on in that country. anyway, thanks, jimax? you know, this is where the public has to rise up and take a stand here. but there's a sales tax -- thanks. sales tax on lap dances. once well known -- wow. the hustler club has found out the hard way. more "squawk box" next. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >>> i'm going to play this straight i decided. >> go for it. go for it. >> a judge has a message for new york's famed hustler club. >> what's that? >> it's time to pay up for back taxes on back taxes. >> what's hustler club? >> it's a club along new york's west side highway. it's kind of like -- >> what do they do there? >> it's kind of like on "the soprano's" it's the bada-bing place. it's $2.1 million because the judge argues the strip club that lap dances don't qualif

jim over by the far left and then i thank the gentleman here in the third row as well. after jimmy. >> jim, many thanks our panelists today. very interesting presentations. quick question. in looking at the human domain, and i strongly support that, i will assert that you are obviously trying to better assess social cultural environments of the general population as well as the motivations of the adversary. are the fighting for a cause, fighting for living? will they engage in sacrificial violence? are you looking at how we perturbed the target? because quite frankly, we have magnetic qualities. we attract some people. we rebel others and when we attract some they don't love us for the right reasons. we've got to be cautious about that. we can create winners and losers if we are not careful. as peter has said, what our coalition partner, recipient countries may want isn't what we necessarily think they need. just a quick question on that. secondly, what is the level of interagency involvement or by in in your work? because i don't think this task force want to leave it up to local