this is my country. >> johnny would be -- [applause] johnny loves america and every time i get calls, johnny, 25 times a day, how are you doing? but the truth is johnny were to go to iraq he would be dead now matter who's -- problem is it is not just against al qaeda or al qaeda or, on a mission against everybody. he doesn't have just one enemy. he has enemies all over the place. and friends as well. another question? i am sorry. we will thank everybody for coming. just kidding about that. >> is your name johnny? >> my fake name, yes. >> johnny does not use -- which explain that. doesn't use the name he was given at birth because he still has relatives in different places and other places. could be in danger of that. >> i love johnny walker. >> he loved the name. thank you, everybody. [applause] [applause] >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here on line. type the title or author on the search bar and click search. you can share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. pulte the streams li

she made him very angry, because she would not let him be around johnny.calated to just a heated argument, and he threatened to kill her. >> after an exhaustive search, investigators found andrew huffman in another state. >> we were able to put a timeline together. he was placed at his own residence in kentucky. would not give him enough time to get up to greenville, ohio. >> so, huffman was eliminated as a suspect. another family member holding a grudge was jack myers' 25-year-old son, gregg. gregg was divorced and going through some financial difficulties. he was missing work due to some drug and alcohol problems. his house was about to be foreclosed, so he asked his father for help. >> he didn't come out and say, no, i'm not helping you. it's like, gregg, stay off the drugs and alcohol, go to work every day, pay your bills and you can save your house. >> and police learned that gregg stood to inherit his father's farmhouse in the event of his death. >> gregg myers denied having any involvement in the murder of his father or stepmother. >> he worked 30 m

robert hilburn with "johnny cash: the life." those conversations coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: teller, the silent half lks loud andller ta clear in the first documentary "tim'sdirected called verneer." verneer created those canvases. directed by teller. am loving my head up and down so i can see first the original and then my canvas. i am looking at both things at the same time. right on the four head you can see the match. you cannot see that. matchs your clue you can the paint. it is not subjective, it is objective. i am a piece of human photographic film at that point. pbs and you can actually talk tonight. you can talk as much as you want to talk. [laughter] i am going to make you talk. i wanted you to talk. let me start with this. of talking. my staff have been talking my ear off for days about how i had to see this project. >> it was for work so you had to. tavis: of talking. my staff have been talking my ear they wanted me to sign off on having

this was it for knox, johnny. you called this at the 14th. >> yeah, just couldn't get it over that little diagonal bank and it just ricocheted straight right. >> and that cost him. double bogey at 14 for knox and he parred in from there to post it. henley at the par 3 15th. this was just after he knocked it in off the green for birdie at 14. >> and birdied 13. and not even close. >> he doubles the 15th. he drops back to 8 under. and then rory mcilroy, who came to the 16th at 10 under and seemingly looked like it was his tournament to win or lose -- >> kept getting so many tee shots left and that leads to a double bogey. >> mcilroy drops to 8 under. he also bogeyed the 17th to drop to 7 under and then ryan palmer, who just cleared the hazard, had an excellent chance at the 18th but just could not put that little par putt away which in the end would have won the tournament. and then that would have won the tournament for mcilroy, an eagle attempt after a brilliant second shot from 245 yards. so we have seen a little

johnny winter!e show, you know her as abby weelin on "scandal," darby stanchfield is here. and then, making their television debut with music from this ep called "is this how you feel?" all the way from australia, the preatures from the at&t stage. you can see the preatures playing at coachella and bonnaroo this summer. we have a new show tomorrow night. lil wayne will be here. los lonely boys will be with us, and willie nelson, too. lil wayne and willie nelson, they're friends. for real. they met at summer camp when they were kids. also, as those of us here in austin are aware, there was a terrible accident last night. a driver who was reportedly drunk plowed into a lot of people. he killed a man and a woman and badly injured a lot more. if you want to make a donation to help their families, go to sxswcares.com. and also, it is always a great idea to give blood. to find out where, contact your local red cross. [ applause ] >> jimmy: the best thing about being our first guest is that when she's in a

yes. >> you want to see johnny. >> do a little johnny. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay.cited. we just had the oscars, as you know. live on abc. and the big picture tonight, i didn't see it, it's called 12 years a slave. i assume it was about my first marriage. [ cheers and applause ] >> and of course, another picture gravity did very well, for those of you who have not seen the picture it's about sandra bullock and george clooney starring two astronauts sucked into a black hole where nobody can hear you, in hollywood we call that caa. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i know you love johnny carson, did you ever do the carson show? >> i did. i had the chance to do johnny before he retired, because i had done a tv movie of the week for nbc about jim and tammy baker, remember the religious couple? >> sure. >> i played jim baker who had a big field day with them over the years. he wanted me on the show. he would let me do my impression. he apparently didn't like people doing impressions of him. he saw a tape, i was quite young. i used to do it in standup. and but it tu

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: johnny weir, tara lipinski, everyone.n your burger. jack's new bacon insider has a juicy beef patty with bacon mixed right into it, plus bacon strips and bacon mayo on a new gourmet brioche bun. get bacon in your burger. moooiiink. one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible and enroll now. at coveredca.com. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my next guest is an author, curator and historian, who served on president obama's arts policy committee. her new book is called "the rise, creativity and the gift of failure and the search for mastery." please welcome sarah lewis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: it is a big night for fred but you also, i heard you say that fred helped y

yeah, do a little johnny for us. [ cheers and applause ] [ as johnny carson ] okay. had the oscars, as you know... [ laughter ] ...live on abc. and the big picture tonight was -- i didn't see it, it's called "12 years a slave." i assume it was about my first marriage. [ cheers and applause ] [ rim shot ] and, of course, another picture, "gravity" did very well tonight. and for those of you who have not seen the picture, it's about sandra bullock and george clooney star as two astronauts who are sucked into a black hole where nobody can hear you. in hollywood, we call that caa. [ rim shot ] [ applause ] [ rim shot ] i feel like i'm having a visitation. [ cheers and applause ] do you ever -- i know you love johnny carson. did you ever do the carson show? i did. i had the chance to do johnny before he retired, because i had done a tv movie of the week for nbc about jim and tammy bakker. remember the religious couple? sure. yeah. so, i played jim bakker, and he had a big field day with them over the years. so he wanted me on the show. and he was going to let me do my imp

this guy falls right next to johnny. fortunately, misses him completely. this is homestretch right here. now they're galloping, giving it all they have. at this point, johnny is -- he manages to gain ground. here as the -- they cross the finish line. he comes in second place. >> i had a ton of fun watching thisvideo. >>> we're do not sure how, but someone managed to assemble -- >> all of the world's big egest speed bags into one little area. >> what happens when push comes to shove at spring break. >>> he made a video for prom date and then played it back at olscho. see if his lip-synching got him the girl. (m(mususicic)) dedefifianancece i is s ini. dedefifianancece n nevevere. cicitrtracacalal m maxa. cacalclciuium m cicitrtrat. hihighghlyly s sololubu, eaeasisilyly a absorbed.

(risas) >>> corre, johnny, corre johnny, johnny (todos hablan). >>> corre atrás. >>> hey, hey, hey (todosy historia entre tú y adal ramones de hace muchos años. >>> sí. >>> ¿sí?. >>> mira, mira. >>> reconciliación . >>>s e dice, se rumora. >>> calendario de amor. >>> s una broma que siempre he tenido adla y yo, cuando vivía en méxico, además los dos somos de sagitario, tenemos un humor negro que pocos entienden. >>> es un amor callado. >>> ya quisieras. >>> te digo algo, mi amor. >>> qué, mi amor. >>> te traje una rosa desde un invernadero allá en xochimilco, solo para que te diga cada pétalo lo hermosa que eres. >>> ay. >>> mira. >>p>por cierto, no puedes pasar flores por la aduana, cómo lo hiciste. >>> lo amo. >>> me encanta la idea que andes por aquí. >>> cómo ves que 4 caballeros te reciban así. >>p>por algo me dicen la madrina de hierro. >>> porque te da una ... que no te levantas. >>> a ver mi madrina de hierro. >>> cuéntame. >>> ya nada más te falta vender tamales, empresaria, actriz, conductora, cantante, reina de belleza. >>> mamacita, mamá . >>> qué te falta hacer. >>> nada, hag

many people have fought for this right for citizens like johnny.his particular case is this is not a situation where you have a private employer attempting to regulate what an employee can or cannot say on social media. this is a situation where you have the government, a governmentalentity and governmental actor tempting to regulate what an employee can or cannot say on his own private time, private facebook page. >> claims he was fired for violating the school's social media policy. they claim they have surveillance video that shows this child did not actually go into the lunch line that day. i know you say that doesn't matter. why? >> it doesn't matter whether he went into the lunch line that day, because johnny had a reasonable belief that what the child told him was true. when the reporting began in may and june of 2013, the child through his family issued a statement that, in fact, he had told johnny exactly what yellowstone posted on his facebook. the question is not whether it actually happened. the question is johnny having a reasonable be

i don't need it right now. . >>> here's johnny!n that johnny carson walked through, that curtain you just saw, the curtain you walked through every night just hung two floors below where i'm sitting right now in what johnny called beautiful downtown burbank. nbc opened this west coast broadcasting facility exactly 59 years ago in march of 1955. it was built on land purchased from jack warner, whose warner brother studios is right next door. this was the first television studio built from the ground up for broadcasting color television, which was then still a rarity. many of the giants of television history worked in this building. >> you fellows wearing glasses, would you? >> who's wearing glasses? >> sock it to us. >> ladies and gentlemen, dean martin. [ applause ] >> live from the nbc studios in burbank, california, "the tonight show" with jay leno. >> bob hope, dean martin, johnny and jay were just the tip of the iceberg of the stars who worked here. a group that includes just everyone from jack benney, jimmy durante to elvis pr

johnny manziel pro day former president george w.ush and barbara bush at college station for johnny manziel's pro day manzielin his camoflauge shorts threw for 75 officials from 30 teams eight nfl general managers and eight head coaches were among the group he threw about 65 passes to six receivers several coaches were impressed that manziel called all the nfl officials onto the field at the end of his workout to personally thank them for coming. penpoint "that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! female announcer: through sunday at sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected mattress sets. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. sleep train's big gift event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪[ music ] >>> new details on the gwyneth paltrow divorce, and the shower of ridicule over conscious uncupling. >> the most pretentious separation announc

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johnny comes in second place. >> yay! >> i don't know about you, but i had a ton of fun watching this video. >>> it's a short film about the relationship between a father and a son. >> the first thing you hear the son say, i didn't like my father. >> the story that takes a twist to a touching ending. >>> when the snow blows in, so does the mail. >> this guy is amazed because the mail man is delivering. >> this guy is nuts! [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, fresh driscoll's strawberries are just $1.99. make it an extra scoop. breyers ice cream is only $2.88.

johnny mosley works for nbc sports as an analyst. and he's still active in squaw valley. >>> a bay area man that most people have never seen. san francisco food critic michael bauer. he won't reveal his face, but he does reveal what can make or break a restaurant. >>> some people despise him. others respect him. but in the end, they all end up cooking for him, and if they don't cook well, they could be run out of town. he's the most powerful person in the restaurant scene. and now michael bauer reveals himself, sort of. this is a man who uses fake names when he walks in. he covers his face in front of cameras and writing reviews which are so influential it can make or break a restaurant. >> is it interesting? we've gone 26 years, and i can see your face, but right now we're silhouetting it so nobody can see it. it's a cat and mougs game, isn't it? >> it is a cat and mouse game. it getting an a litts a little i do everything i can to get in the door and seated before i'm recognized. >> his name sets the table for the bay area restaura

this week, chef johnny prep shows nicole how to make a zesty salsa. >> so, chef johnny, my hands are washed. i'm eager to get started. what's first? >> well, let's get going here. we're gonna make red salsa, which is a very simple salsa that is very traditional in mexican cuisine. we're gonna start with some tomatoes, a jalapeÑo, a little bit of garlic, we're gonna do some cilantro, we're gonna do some sea salt, and then i'm gonna pull out a secret ingredient later. >> what's the secret ingredient? >> the secret ingredient is chicken base. >> mmm. >> a really, really good mexican chef years ago took me aside and said, "my secret is a chicken base in the salsa." i've done it ever since. it works. >> so, this looks a little complicated. is this as hard as it looks?w w? it's chop, stick it in a food processor, push a button, we're done. >> yeah? >> all right? >> all right. >> and you're gonna help me do that. you're gonna just slice off a little bit of cilantro. >> okay. >> okay, cilantro's a nice herb. it has a cooling effect, so it kind of counters the jalapeÑo heat, okay? and we're g

. >> meanwhile, it seeps johnny football is now a nike guy and we're talking about quarterback johnny manziel, the most marketable player in the upcoming nfl draft. >> signed a new deal with nike for an undisclosed amount bringing him on board is a big win for the company that beat out adidas, underarmour and others for his signature. >>> our friday morning sports highlights. >> we get those from our guys at espn. >>> good morning, jonathan coachman, john buccigross. two big nba games. two biggest stars in the league, lebron james, latin night for the nba. and lebron does not like wearing these tight t-:30s when he's playing basketball. maybe after the game, also doesn't like to wear that mask after tony parker got two of his 17. lebron takes the mask off. nice pass here to chris bosh. heat kept trying to scrap back into it but the spurs just pull away. tim duncan, 23 points, 11 rebounds and san antonio beat the heat by 24. >>> johnny, you mentioned the other big star. kevin durant. >> there he is. >> he met with muhammad ali before the game. fast forward to the fourth. green, had him

johnny vota por mÍ. >>> yo te ayudo pana >>> des"despierta amÉrica" , despierta amÉrica. delicioso que parece complicado pero es fÁcil de preparar, y no puedo estar sola y traje a un ayudante que quiero mucho, es dorada y adorada tambiÉn. hola. (aplausos) >>> hola, hola miami, hola, hola mundo, los extraÑaba. >>> te amamos >>> es mÍa no es de ana es mia >>> esa perra es mÍa >>> ♪ esta perra es mÍa a medias mÍa, mia, mÍa ♪ >>> esta perra es mÍa ♪ >>> deal ale la perra al produc porque es anti higiÉnico >>> me voy a lavar las manos porque aquÍ estÁ el baÑo >>> pÚa vamos a cocinar vamos hacer un bacalao, a ti te encanta cÓmo huele el bÁculo, mira lo importante que lo deje una noche antes, lo remojamos en agua para que se le quite lo salado, en este sartÉn bien sencillo mi pau, tenemos cebollas cortadas en gajos y agregamos el ajo. j m m >>> m m m m! >>> le ponemos pimientos rojos y vamos ame na menear >>> yo veo que es puro choro que cocinabas carlita, pero es de verdad, verdad >>> el bÁcucalao es espaÑol >>> tÚ tienes experiencia >>> sÍ es increible porque ahora viene bisba

you're in twilight and new moon, and johnny depp played you in lone ranger, but you guys are going upgainst the cultural baggage. talk to us about the psychological and cultural effects on native americans in the communities. >> i had a great discussion on roger cummings, who runs an urban art group. and one of the points that he had made to me was really interesting. he said that the reason that he was doing what he was doing with -- it's a public art group that also employees architecture. he was trying to change the face of his own community to raise, i guess the spirits of the people that are in that community. because when you see yourself reflected in something, then you tend to follow what those expectations are that you're growing up with. and when we see johnny depp playing an indian all over tv, then people are thinking that's all right. and that becomes the social norm. not that it has become a social norm, but it reinforces something that already existed. >> if you could take a dell overrian time machine and give him advice? what would you say. >> if i had to talk to johnn

and johnny is severely injured. >> i remember him on the ground.eg was like really messed up. >> pushed me inside. it doesn't push me to the side, i don't be here talking to you. i called the guy from the next door. the guy gave me a hands and i was bleeding in my leg. >> he was on the ground. he was trying to lean on things. when he came asking for help he actually started leaning on this part -- this part of the door. and obviously that's not a good sign. so we called 911 right away. >> it was like, probably, 15, 20 minutes before the ambulance showed up. >> due to the severity of his injuries, first responders rushed johnny to the hospital. >> his leg was like really messed up. and he was going through a whole lot with surgery and like physical therapy. >> johnny's in the hospital for five days and requires surgery. >> it takes months for him to return to work. life and business go on for the venders on the block, but everyone is a little more aware of how quickly things can change. >> i'm always cautious of my surroundings, but like standing wh

. >> elementary star johnnie lee miller sits down for a rare candid interview about the show's success, what he says about a possible on screen love connection with co-star lucy lu. >> we're still tracking this california storm. it's going to hammer us monday. >>> tonight we've got several breaking news stories including a suspected arson fire at a high rise and a deadly shooting. good evening. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. let's get to the fire in district heights. firefighters are on the scene at the 2020 brooks drive, the oak press condos. the prince george's county fire department is dealing with multiple fires that were suspected to be intentionally set on the fifth floor of that high rise. we're giving you a live picture om our chopper. in the distance there are lights in the middle of your screen on the right, plenty of emergency screws on scene now. -- crews on scene right now. mola lenghi is on his way. >>> we take you now to northeast d.c. where there was a double shooting right outside the antioch baptist church in the 5000 block of lee street. within cops got ther

and just ahead here, johnny football wows them. the sixers set a record.nd the hard court heats up as the ncaa takes off in the sweet 16. ♪ ♪ ♪ ben! ♪ [ train whistle blows ] oh, that was close. you ain't lying. let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze. and better is so easy withrning you cabenefiber.o something better for yourself. let quicken loans help you save your money fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. >>> all right, let's get the latest in sports now. the elite eight is halfway there. as the brackets just keep on busting. number one arizona, late rally, edged them over a feisty san diego state to advance. san diego led 32-28 at the half. then in the second, there he is, arizona's t.j. mcco

>>>ppero ahora johnny tienes que activar los músculos de nuevo. >>> vamos a activarlos. >>> cómo . >>ink. ♪. >>> me estoy preparando porque en casita me contaron que están detrás de mí. >>>aaquí está arnold schwarzenegger y joe manganiello >>> cómo están. >>> muy bien >>> wow. >>> ahí voy. >>> muy bien. >>> vamos a tomar una foto en el twitter mirror >>> ok. >>> automáticamente >>> en vivo, señores, en 3, 2, 1 >>> eso >>> pero algo les voy a decir >>> déjame, me subo un poco ♪. >>> tenemos visita de lujo, y también hay que hablar noticias en la mañana, a solo 78 días que arranque la copa del mundo una ciudad brasileña amenaza con no continuar la construcción de un estadio y aún así la fifa asegura qe la país carioca está listo para el evento, pero qué tan lejoso cerca está brasil para concretar los estadios para el mundial, marco soriano con las respuestas, buenos días. >>> buenos días, cómo estás. >>> cuéntame un poquito de la situación de porto alegre y si realmente no pueden construir el estadio para el campeonato . >>> primeramente tenemos que analizar la situación de brasil en ge

i spoke with three of the players who make up the heart of the club, johnny gomes, mike napoli, and david ross. what is it like to be all back together again? >> you know as cliche as it sounds it was like being away from your family for four months. it was good to be back in the little safety nest that we built. >> you seem so close. >> i'll be talking to these guys hopefully when i'm 70 if they're still alive. >> everything you think you will -- >> i will be, i will be. >> your manager, john ferrell, said he had to do a little bit of a double take, especially seeing the difference. we got the side by side here. i mean, you know, this is not the same person when you look at the side by side photos. >> well, free agency here. you know, shave some years off, you know? so yeah, the whole thing was a setup. >> did anybody say wait, i don't quite recognize you? >> yeah, i had to pick them up the first day. and when i was driving i couldn't even look at them. i wanted to talk to you. it was like -- driving, looking out the side of my eyes and it was just different. >> you didn't shave, you tri

the quarterback johnny manziel. also known as johnny football. >> johnny manziel. >> as a freshman, he won college football's most prestigious award, the heisman trophy. >> when someone wins a heisman it equals cash for a university. it can equal tens of millions of dollars in everything from publicity to alumni giving. >> dave is a sports columnist. according to one estimate manziel's heisman has been worth $37 million in free publicity for texas aid&m and doesn't count the sale of other items. jerseys. they do a program where boosters pay up to $20,000 just to sit at a table with johnny manziel for a dinner. >> but manziel has brought more than money to the program. he has brought controversy. manziel was accused of receiving a five figure fee for signing autographs in the offseason. following an investigation, college football's governing body ncaa suspended the quarterback for half a game for an inadvertent violation. suggesting manziel should have known the autographs would be sold. >> manziel has ignited a nat

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in many ways it's kind of peak johnny cash. >> it really is.ove with his wife. his family life was really good as opposed to a couple of years before. he'd had some rough years in the early '80s but in '84 when the majority of this record was done, he was my best friend. i got to hang out with my dad again, hang out with my best friend once again. >> you and your bandmates had to do a little bit of work to add to the music but i'm curious, what was your emotion the first time you heard the songs since you had been there for some of the recordings? >> yeah. it was a connection back into my heart, i mean it really was, because, you know i remembered my mother and father -- i remembered the love that they had for the song "baby ride easy." it was so energetic and powerful. they believed that could possibly be a hit for them at the time. if i could call them on the phone and say, hey, listen "baby ride easy" is on the radio, they'd be really excited. >> there's one other song that's quite powerful on the record "i came to believe," which is sort of

so did johnny carson. many tried to catch a glimpse of johnny's parking space.ase, johnny himself encountered a young reporter named maria shriver. the list is extensive, from jack benny to jay leno to flip wilson, bob hope, the midnight special and hollywood squares. and if you want to know the real history of the place, just ask our friend, veteran video engineer chuck klein. >> if you dug up studio 4, you would find the swimming pool, where they did specials, water ballet. underneath studio 1, you find a bowling alley. danny kaye used to bowl there, that is why to this day it is referred to as "the bowling alley." >> as for us, when we're in l.a., this shot will look different. the newsroom will be gone this weekend as nbc news los angeles moves into new digs. >>> when we come back from new york tonight, something different about hollywood's newest action thriller, including the audience lining up to see it. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount

tara lipinski and johnny weir. back to you guys. >> how about that joke that ellen made about liza minnelli. said this is the best liza minnelli impersonator i've ever seen and goes, nice job, sir. >> coming up, we'll have a lot more on the oscars including the hottest fashions, two of our favorite experts here. johnny weir and tara lipinski. >>> and then kerry kennedy is joining us this morning. she'll speak out in an exclusive live interview after being acquitted of drugged driving on friday. but this is "today" on nbc. >>> just ahead, the murder trial of olympic sprinter oscar. the instant you wear it, you own it. the instantly slimming dress, exclusively at white house black market. over one million hours of research. are inside are specific vitamins and minerals to help support your heart, brain and eyes. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes bac

but yeah, when johnny carson was on, i kind of met johnny.your boats are very different boats. >> yes, his was a little smaller, you know? [ laughter ] i can't believe they let him in the marina like that, but -- >> jimmy: where was this? >> this was in dolphin marina, in marina del rey, when i was a a broke actor. i really needed an emotional investment, that's what i told my wife at the time. so, i bought this old wooden boat. you know, so i was always down there, wax on wax off. >> jimmy: miyagi-ing, yeah. >> then this building moves in -- [ laughter ] -- called the serengeti. and i'm like "who might that be?" and is where i had to kind of slip into my slip, you know. so i had to -- every time coming in i had to point at his boat and then turn into my slip and he was sitting out there a couple of times. so, he waved. i don't know if it was a wave or a wave off. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. either way -- >> i'm going to take a wave. >> jimmy: take it as a nice memory. johnny carson. >> me and johnny, like that. >> jimmy: i don't have

thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to "jeopardy!"- the show that could be characterized as different strokes for different folks. last week, our winners of every game were averaging over $20,000. this week, the average is about $7,000, which is what clay won yesterday. i'm hoping we can up that today, 'cause i love it when players take away a lot of our cash. emily and amy, welcome aboard. good luck. here we go. the categories for the three of you are as follows. alex: clay, where do we start? nursery rhymes, $200. clay. what is "hey diddle diddle"? yes. nursery rhymes, $400. emily. what is jump over the candlestick? right. nursery rhymes for $600.

there's willie, markey, little johnny, bald johnny, howie bowie jr., the toddster, mikey f., mikey b how boys are! >> i think joe was right. >> i agree with joe. >> a degree with joe. >> joe is right. >> i think joe is right about this. >> always completely agreeing with their dad. hey but mommy mika has a opinions over here, boys. she's not just a pair of all you can eat buffets. centers her self. why which is why they have so many friends. mayor bloomberg, a friend of ours. >> friend of jerry weintraub. >> we love fred. >> bono was there. you were chatting away. >> we have good friends in the white house. >> we're good friends with chris christie. >> we are. >> you would be hard pressed to find people in washington i'm not friends with. because if they are not friends with joe and mika they don't exist. they are nothing. [laughter] it's a perfect life in a pprfect world and we're all going to be so happy forever. >> can i just stop you for a second. >> actually, you cannot. >> do you want to say that on television that i'm a show chawf inconsistent. >> please don't ruin christmas s

the recipe for johnny prep guacamole can be found on our website.teen kids news," i'm nicole. >> 50 years ago, the bald eagle was an endangered species. there were many reasons why our noble national symbol was disappearing. their habits were being destroyed, they were being illegally hunted, and the manmade pesticide ddt was poisoning the eagles' sources of food. but because of conservation efforts and the banning of ddt, the bald eagle population is once again soaring. >> that's our show for this week. thanks for watching "teen kids news." we'll see you next time. steves: beautifully preserved lucca is contained entirely within its iconic ramparts. most cities tear down their walls to make way for modern traffic. but lucca kept its walls, effectively keeping out both traffic and, it seems, the stress of the modern world. the city is a bit of a paradox. while it has europe's mightiest renaissance wall, it hasn't seen a battle since 1430. locals, like my friend and fellow tour guide gabriele calabrese, treat their ramparts like a circular park. and

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. >>> and finally, all eyes on johnny football today.ver 100 media members and 31 nfl teams attended johnny manziel's pro day in texas. former president george bush with former first lady barbara and their dog all watched the action. the dog had a little workout himself when it was all said and done. more news coming up after the break. >>> okay, how far down would you go to raise money for charity? repelling 25 stories in san francisco. they are hoping to raise $250,000 over the next two days. >> what would you do if you're 18 and this happened to you? a bank deposited $31,000 into the account of an 18-year-old in georgia. and here's where it gets interesting. it took bank officials ten days to realize the mistake. during that time, well, there was a little shopping spree. the teenager spent $25,000 of the $31,000. the teenager insists the money is his. the bank said it's going to press charges if all of the money isn't returned. he probably should use what's left to hire a good lawyer. >> $25,000 in ten days? >> he's just having some f

a favorite of johnny carson many times over. >> david bren certificate with us tonight. he has appeared on this show-- (applause) >> some 40 times. >> he would appear over 100 times more, always leading the audience in stitches with topical humor like this bit after new york declared bankruptcy in 1975. >> only america could buy a property like manhattan for 24 dollars and end up losing money on the deal. >> in an interview in december for cbs this morning, he recalled carson asking him. >> do you ever wonder why i make you do a stand-up every show? i can't lie to him, i said yeah, of course. he said because i like to sit back, smoke a cigarette and laugh for six minutes. which is a great compliment. >> he almost didn't make it to the tonight show. brenner said he was too political for carson's tastes so he switched his routine to be more observational. >> did you ever notice they picked the astronauts by their names, i'm sure of that. bread, glen, bit. they never picked a astronaut like melvin. >> it wouldn't work, right, come in melvin on the moon. >> that trademark di