this is the guy that killed jimmy allen.d i think there was great relief when it finally came down that this guy was never going to be in a position to harm anybody else again. >>> a convicted murderer does something courtroom deputies fear most. he tries to grab an officer's handgun, setting off pandemonium and fear in the courtroom. >> i was just in shock. i couldn't believe what was going on. i was stunned. i couldn't move. >> it's may 12th, 2008, battle creek, michigan, two hours west of detroit. 43-year-old michael fisher is on trial for murdering his wife and 12-year-old son. >> it was a double homicide. we don't get a lot of those in calhoun county, it was a child, and it happened right after christmas. so, it did attract a lot of media attention. >> after the closing arguments, the judge gives his verdict. >> guilty as charged of first-degree premeditated murder. >> michael fisher is convicted of the double murders in december 2006. >> it was after that that the commotion happened in the courtroom. >> no! no! >> mich

jimmy: is it fun for you going to work as a kid every day? >> it's great. one day i was on set at l.a. center studios and a mom on the show, lee allenosling was on set that day, not on our set, but on "the" studio. >> jimmy: on the lot. >> so that was a big thrill. >> jimmy: did you get hold of him? >> no. >> jimmy: did you see him? >> no. but i heard. rumor has it he was there. >> jimmy: can i tell you something? ryan gosling has sat in that chair before also. >> can i keep the chair? >> jimmy: you can take the cushion home, but we're going to need the whole chair. i should have fed you some of the chair to see if it tasted like ryan gosling. are you in college now? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you go to where, usc? >> yes. >> jimmy: what are you studying there? >> anthropology. >> jimmy: really? why? >> well, i'm interested in it for one. and i think it kind of relates to acting in the sense that, you know, understanding different people, where they come from, but it was an accident, if i'm going to be honest with you. >> jimmy: it was an accident to sign up for that major? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how can that be an accident? >> well, usc was th

jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> before we say one thing, i've got to say this. and because i mean it. you are -- i've seen every emcee, host of every show going back to jerry lester, steve allen cheers and applause ] he sings, he dances, and he takes chances. god, this is -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. that means so much. thank you so much. >> and i've got to get one thing out of the way. >> jimmy: yeah. when i look at the things, when i heard vin diesel, the things he's doing and i remembered, i really remember because this may be my last -- i'm going to be 93 next month. this may be -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: don't scare him. he is going to be ninety -- [ laughter ] >> this may be my -- this might be my -- you know this might be the last time i am on. and i did remember the very first time i was ever on television. and what i did. >> jimmy: what did you do? >> there was a thing called a a maggie mcnallus crystal room. a fake nightclub, and i was a a performer. and this is the first thing i ever did on television. i said, "there are stars in radio that are so good, beautiful voices but they will never, ever make it in television." and when i -- i'm