jimmy page was already a successful session musician when he found that sick then in one nine hundred sixty eight so was bassist and guitarist john paul joe. page also invites you to read this if you are no musicians to join his ship singer robert plant and trauma john bonham they could have them took off straight away. the passion energy and musical diversity have led zeppelin fascinated fans and critics alike and does to this day. it often is you know each of those four guys is a genius and they fused in such a way that every aspect of their music profited from their own exceptional cases it's i can't think of another at least not any rock down to that's like the kind of . big break came in one nine hundred sixty nine with the release of the second album lets up then to. play out in winter number one in the us knocking the beatles having read out of the top spots. but let's dip in the head most often then just great songs. for robert plant was definitely a sex symbol so that there were a lot of women and likely a few men too who would have liked to get to know him better. than shirt

in the one nine hundred sixty eight a session guitarist called jimmy page was looking for a new nine for his band when he remembered what the who's drama keith moon had said to them any band you play in will go down like a led zeppelin well you know now that led zeppelin didn't crash and burn but rather rose to rock n roll fame fifty years ago today they played their first gig and have since gone on to sell three hundred million albums worldwide so this day they're popular and hailed as the pioneers of hard rock. london in december two thousand and seven we led zeppelin are performing live again for the twenty thousand fans in attendance it was a dream come true. there are twenty million fans wanted tickets with this concert it was a night to remember but it remained the only one of its kind we were so happy that we were actually getting it right and really enjoying it and taking it beyond what we thought we were about that might do a moments in it where we just took off and pushed off in some place the responsibility of doing that for might so weak for the rest of time is a differen

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jimmy page was already a successful session musician when he founded led zeppelin in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight so it was bassist and keyboardists john paul jones page also invited to relatively unknown musicians to join his passion single robot plants. and drama john boehner led zeppelin sold into the heavens. the passion energy and musical diversity of led zeppelin has fascinated fans and critics alike to this day. it often is a lot. of these four guys is a genius and they fused in such a way that every aspect of their music profited and their exceptional case i can't think of another one. big break came in one hundred sixty nine with the release of that imaginatively title second album led zeppelin to. the album went to number one in the us knocking the beatles abbey road off the top spots. the song that they are best remembered for was the epic stairway to heaven. put out one hit album after another and their tours grew ever bigger ever more spectacular. but in one thousand and eighty tragedy struck excessive alcohol consumption was a fact. in the death of legendary and

that's jimmy page mayi ingplayi opening guitar rift. now, they are contending that the band stole the riff. take a listen. ♪ >> wow. >> the lawsuit was brought by a trustee for the late randy wolfe. the singer and guitarist that went by randy california. >> how did nobody notice that before? >> well, randy wolfe did. >>> back to the story about the seven-degree increase. >> yes. extraordinary. i mean, just terrifying, too. >>> and "popular mechanics" reports a so-called ghost asteroid will breeze by earth, just past halloween, folks. the nickname derives from its human skull-like appearance with its deep, dark eye sockets. it was seen in october of 2015, when nasa named it the great pumpkin. expected to be 25 million miles from earth, which will make it hard to see and far enough to pose no threat. >> why not call it the skull? >> yeah. >> looks like a skull, instead of the ghost. >> they didn't want to freak people out. it's a freaky asteroid. >>> about 22 after the hour now. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> framed

jimmy: no, no one screamed "encore." >> tariq: whoops. it looks like i'm being paged by dr. microphone. guys on the later. >> jimmy: there he is. [ cheers and applause ] tariq, the microphone -- tariq, the microphone is that way. forget it. >> steve: what? is nice. th we're having fun. we're having nice. >> steve: it's good vibe. >> jimmy: you guys hear about this? dunkin' donuts has officially shortened its name to just dunkin'. dunkin'. it's way better that the first idea for a shorter name -- d's nuts.[ ughter ] they shortened it down. [ applause ] >> steve: d's nuts. that's what they were going to e ll themselves? >> jimmy: they winking about it, yeah. >> steve: but they didn't do it. jey didn't call themselves d's nuts. my: they did not. no, dunkin' donuts is now dunkin'. and now, some other companies g e thinking about shorten their names too. >> steve: really? > jimmy: but i'm sure they' considering the best options. i'll show you what i mean. for example, cracker barrel thought about shortening its name to crack bar. [ laughter ] next, ramen noodles thought about men nood. [ ligh

thank you for giving me boom off rare credit, nobody's ever -- >> jimmy: i am nothing in not thorough, i really scour the your wikipedia pageion. >> thank you. >> jimmy: your first emmy nomination. >> yes, thank you. >> jimmy: that's a big deal, right? >> it was great. it came as a huge surprise. there's so much good stuff out here. i was honored to be mentioned. >> jimmy: there is a lot of good stuff. it's a lot harder to win an emmy now. >> it's like you've really got to rise to the top. >> jimmy: was your family excited about it? >> my family was excited. it's a lot of pressure. my mom and dad are great. but they don't watch that much tv. like my mom will tune into the middle of the movie and be like, that was a good movie. [ laughter ] but like it's a lot of pressure because i got nominated for two golden globes. and when they -- each year they threw a family party. they had like my face on a cake. they took pictures. and i lost. [ laughter ] after that it's just like, oh, we were here, we were supporting you. i feel bad, y'all threw a party to watch me lose. nobody's going to eat that cake face. [ laughter ] this year

. >> jimmy: if you can't make it to the show, it ll stream on paul's youtube page at 8:00 p.m. . "egypt station." d you paint this? did you do this? >> i did, yeah. i did this front cover and the next one, yeah. jimmy: gosh, and -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it's a concept and i love that it's a fold out 'cause as a, you know, as a a kid, this was my wallpaper. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> you know i did -- i like the fact that if people are going pay hard-earned money -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> that you've got to give them some value. you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i like -- i'm like you. just look at kid album covers forever. >> jimmy: and just stare at them. >> and stare at them >> jimmy: would you? >> and try to find all little bits in them. >> jimmy: this is like, would you say the concept alm? 'cause i would say when -- like, it starts off with opening station. then you go -- it almost goes different stations. >> yeah. yeah, i mean, you know, we wanted to do something that was a bit like that 'cau we figured we can't really do kind of the modern pop album. >> jimmy: yeah.

. >> jimmy: if you can't make it to the show, it will stream on paul's youtube page at 8:00 p.m. ion did you paint this? did you do this? >> i did, yeah. i did this front covernd the next one, yeah. >> jimmy: gosh, and -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it's a concept and i love that it's a fold out ?cause as you know, as a a kid, this was my wallpaper. >> yeah., >> jimmy: yeactly. >> you know i did -- i like the fact that if people are go money -- hard-earned >> jimmy: yeah. >> that you've got to give them me value. you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i like -- i'm like you. k when i was a kid, just l album covers forever. >> jimmy: and just stare at them. >> and stare at them. >> jimmy: would you? >> and try to find ill little bithem. >> jimmy: this is like, would you say the concept album? ?cause i would say when -- like, it starts off with io opening st then you go -- it almost goes different stations. >> yeah. yeah, i mean, you know, we s wanted to ething that was a bit like that ?cause we figured we can't really do kind of the modern pop album. >> jimmy: yeah. >> where it's like, just a

outstanding reviews including president jimmy carter, walter mondale and brinkley who in particular calls in a groundbreaking study of a political giant to declare that every page crackles with eye-opening research please join me to welcome professor author. [applause] >> thank you all of you for coming to hear about hubert humphrey a truly significant political figure far too little has been known but too much has been written. but tip o'neill the legendary speaker of the house from massachusetts called humphrey the most generated liberal the nation has ever produced. he told them not to receptive senate in 1957 i'm sorry i am not more liberal. in the 1000 senate staffers voted hubert humphrey the most effective legislator of the 20th century. undoubtedly he should have been elected president 1968 but it is my contention he would have been had it not been for lyndon johnson's undermining of the presidential campaign. saw with a quick biographic sketch with regard to humphrey's life herbert humphrey was born 1911 a pharmacist born in wallace south dakota population 200 people, his father was a pharmacist who constantly brought a law to market and with 500 peopl

jimmy was hit twice. where do these people come from? >> reporter: karen got the coroner's call saturday night. he was jay walking and killed. on his facebook page he is a smiling man of few words, like that in life too. >> i don't understand why two cars had to hit him and leave that is so mean. someone knew those drivers. someone saw those people. >> reporter: those are the tip that's the police need now, since the witness has classified this white honda on security video was the second car to hit him. >> the witness said that he was still al he ran over him to flee. >> and the white car stopped and continues and goes over the victim. >> we get hit-and-run collisions all the time. but two people to do it is surprising. >> reporter: especially in the first driver did pull over and get out but also fled when it may have been a difference. >> life on the street a challenge. pretty they live day by day. this resulted really tragically. >> reporter: a hiring office is where he picked up day jobs. he was a good man, worked hard even though with his struggles. >> hated not having a place to go or a home. >> reporter: she points to this photo of him p

and you gave me like a three page list of what to get. [ laughter ] the guy -- the guy is building it. >> i'm thorough. i can't help it. >> jimmye hell is your friend?" i go, it's like -- [ laughter ] "i can't tell you. he'd have to kill me." just trust me, the guy knows his stuff. he's like, "is the guy who imports his stuff from japan?" i didn't even know what this is. i'm like -- [ light laughter ] but i -- listen, i use it all the time. every weekend i listen to records in my record room. i think of you all the time. so thank you very much. >> thank you, man. thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for doing that. [ applause ] i want to call it the tom cruise room. >> i'm a fellow -- fellow audiophile. i just love great sound. i love vinyl. i love music. so i know what it's like. it's -- you have not heard music until you've heard it. >> jimmy: i gave higgins -- his son this weekend. he came over and i gave his kid his first led zeppelin album. >> steve: it's nuts. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: it's a -- it's a rite of passage. >> what was he look when he heard that? when he heard led zeppelin play on that -- >> steve: on that system? >> yes

jimmy: yeah. ouit's very important that don't tell them what the actual movie is about. have them write a short sc one or two pagesith a clock in its walls" and let their imagination do the rest. when they're done, just e-mail it to kidtheater@tonightshow.com. we'll choose our favorites and jack and i will act them out on our show. it will be fun. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] guys, be sure to tune in next week. it is a giant week. we have mattw mcconaughey on the show. [ cheers and applause ] we love matthew mcconaughey. >> steve: all right, all right, all right. >> jimmy: daniel radcliff will be here. >> steve: oh!pp [ cheers anduse ] fred armisen and maya rudolph will be here. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ah! that's my pals. and senator cory booker will all be here. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: it's arsig week. [ chnd applause ] then we'll be doing something really cool with aerosmith on wednesday. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: if you're an aerosmith fan and a roots fan, which i know you are, wednesday, tune in, it's going to be really fun. it's a great bit. then on thursday night, get

page. in sports... we will have an updae on the a's and yankes... and 49ers coach kyle shanahan talks about the quarterback that could have been a niner ... instead of jimmyd who san francisco plays this sunday... mark carpenter has that story... and all the sports... coming up next at 8 an 11 year old girl tased by an officer for allegedly shoplifting...the newly released body cam video of the incident...plus why he's in trouble with his department. ohio police officer is in trouble with his department.....after tasing an 11-year-old girl accused of shoplifting.(pam) cincinnati police say, officer ken brown violated policy. much of the incident was caught on his bodycam. emily wood reports. nat soundgowdy: "can i call my mama?"officer brown: "i'm going to call your mama. come on, let's go." moments after shocking 11-year-old donesha gowdy with a taser -- officer kevin brown escorts her back into this kroger store where she and two other juveniles stole more than 50 dollars in food and clothing. nat soundofficer brown: "sweetheart. the last thing i want to do is tase you like that. when i say stop, you stop. you know you're caught. just stop. that hurt my

page. i was early. he's a green bay fan and i got, just so you know, i got jimmy graham i think he's going to be better.> graham? he had to be like third round. >> fifth round >> where did you place last year >> i had the most points a enthen i won the super bowl twice. i an interesting partner named adam schefter. >> that's like insider trading. >> there's no fcc other than the fcc on cbs. >> i don't care. i'm saying right now that shouldn't be allowed. >> i don't want to be lumped in that when we come back, we'll stick with the nfl the ceo of pizza hut is with us after announcing the official pizza sponsor of the nfl take another look at the premarket. plenty of watch this week along includi including kavanaugh hearings tariffs on china, perhaps. we'll talk about that in a minute at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your healthcare business. so that if she has a heart problem & the staff needs to know, they will & they'll drop everything can you take a look at her vitals? & share the data with other specialists yeah, i'm looking at them now. & they'll drop everythi

on the same damn page ♪ ♪ money get madene don'ver get savedt laurent shades cookin' up dope ♪ ♪ getting paidet try to g laid she been with me 31 days ♪ ♪ [ chee and applause ] >> jimmy jacket that says "check me out" at a price that makes you say... check this out. that's yes for less. find your new fall look at the ross fall fashion event. ross has the trends you want and the brands you love. and it feels even better when you find them for less. get to the ross fall fashion event. yes for less. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: my thanks to matthew mcconaughey. [ cheers and applause ] future, once again. [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- anna kendrick, from "insecure", actress and comedian natasha rothwell, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and appuse ] ladies

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