ken jeung doing korean johnny carson.ause ] >> jimmy: it still works. [ speaking foreign language ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you must see so much funny stuff as a doctor. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: every day something funny must happen. now you can use that stuff. are you using real cases and instances? >> yes, i am. the pilot and subsequent episodes i am. one that i can't use, it's -- where i'm not -- choosing not to use. it's a sweet story. when i was a ris deesident i wa taking care of this elderly man in e.r. who had amnesia, total loss of memory. >> jimmy: people really have amnesia? it's not just a tv movie of the week thing? >> no it's not. >> jimmy: was it coconut related? usually somebody gets hit on the head with a coconut. >> this was a rare noncoconut-related incident. >> jimmy: wow, that was rare. >> it's like amazing. but the patient had a total loss of memory. i did a cat scan, i did mri, carotid ultrasound, full neurological exam, completely normal. his memory was coming back. his lovely 80-year-old wi

the elkhorn valley museum is having a big party tomorrow night to celebrate johnny carson's 90th birthday. elkhorn valley museum director ryan leichenhauer says plans for the day include extra showings of tonight show clips and display of additional johnny carson items. birthday cake will be served beginning at 6. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. " jessica rae: volunteers from beth shalom congregation here in sioux city have been busy in the kitchen all week long. it's all in preparation for the annual super latke fundraiser, cooks in the kitchen are busy making 3 to 4 thousand motzah balls. organizers say the majority of the ingredients for this year's meal come straight from local farmers, " this year we're having latkes and matzah ball soup, so today we're preparing the soup and the matzah balls." motzah ball soup is a jewish dumpling in a chicken broth. the fundraiser will be held on sunday november 8th from 11-30 a-m to 5-30 p-m tickets are just 12 dollars. jessica rae: still to come... there's a shortage of a popular kids toy... why

. >> what happened to johnny carson? >> jimmy: oh. he passed -- johnny carson passed away. >> no! >> i did not know that. >> jimmy: yeah, he did. i'm sorry you had to find out on tv. i mean, it's -- yeah. but it was quite a while ago. he was older. >> tv, are people watching us on tv right now? >> jimmy: yeah, people are. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: people are watching us on tv right now. honestly, most people will probably watch us on their phones on the toilet tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> that's -- that's gross. >> jimmy: it's better than it sounds. not so terrible. it's really actually kind of fun. >> so -- you haven't invented flying cars yet? >> jimmy: no, we have not, yeah. >> you at least have hover boards? >> jimmy: they call them hover boards but they're not really hover boards. yeah. >> did you achieve peace in the middle east? >> jimmy: oh, no, no, no. >> are the cubs in the playoffs? >> jimmy: yeah, they actually are. [ cheers and applause ] cubs are in the playoffs. unless they got eliminated. the mets are in the playoffs too, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's

and a ecial concert at the johnny carson theatre will raise funds for cancer patients. here's susan risinger with the details. "it is pretty much guaranteed that hangar rents at the norfolk regional airport will be going up on january 1st. but the question remains - how much? airport authority board member bill jepsen says a review of rents at 26 comparable airports s in nebraska suggests a 10- percent increase this year, and not the 30-percent a norfolk city council subcommittee recommended. elvis won't be in the building, but someone who looks, sounds and sings a lot like him will be at the johnny carson theatre, friday night, october 23rd. proceeds will go to the hope fund for cancer patients. tickets are on sale now at frhs.org. then click "about us," then "foundation." several awards were presented wednesday to long- time norfolk area united way volunteers. larry hilkeman was named as the recipient of this year's marlene ahahnholz spirit of volunteerism award, and marsha cleveland received the above and bend award. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wj

i would like to go on the johnny carson show, you know? you know what this beard covers up, johnny?beard covers? a hard [ bleep ]. now, that's not moral. and when you go to church, and when you go to church, you ask the nuns if they won't go out and deal a little bit of ass to save some of them starving children. you want this wedding ring i got with all these "xs" on them? >> strange man. >> he employs a profound disconnect between being involved in the murders of at least nine people and deserving to be in prison. >> so watching a tape like this, watching this particular tape, what do you take away from it? >> i think what i'm seeing here, it makes me sad. this is what happens when we don't take care of our children. warm, happy, nurturing families do not produce people that grow up and kill other people for fun or revenge. the probation and parole agencies need to be more mindful how they treat and what they do with preadolescent and adolescent juvenile offenders. >> there's a notion a lot of people have that a person is born bad, that charlie manson must have been born bad. >> i

wanted to come out here tonight for you, carol, because you may remember, i used to go on the "johnny carson show" and well, i'd read a poem every now and then. so since we're celebrating the release of the "lost episodes," why, i found the lost poem. ( laughter ) and i'm going to do it for you. i'm just going to get that off your face. >> thank you, jimmy. >> i'm going to do it for you right now. i hope you have time, steve. >> stephen: i want to-- i want to inform the affiliates we might be going long tonight. ( laughter ) >> yeah, that is only because i never was able to honor that new year's resolution i made every year, which was to talk faster. ( laughter ) anyway. ( cheers and applause ) this is a little poem i've done. i call it "carol." "carol burnett is a wonderful gal she always makes me laugh somehow all she has to do is put on that silly grin and i get this funny feeling all over my chin. whether she's wearing a dress made of old drapes or doing that tarzan yell like some crazy apes the stewardess, nora desmond, the chairwoman, and that poor mrs. wiggins. why these are just some

. >> old johnny carson trick, on the late show with johnny carson. exactly like here. >> okay. move on, please. all right, 7:42, currently we don't have it, disney introducing it newest princess, what's her name? >> muana. >> society film is set about 2,000 years ago. judge. >> yes, so look for it, coming to theater near you. >> yes. >> hey, they say a dog is a man's best friend. but sometimes, fido does some things that just aren't really friendly at all. >> so talking about biting and pulling on the leash and jumping, what the dog owner to do? >> give them the moana doll. we are still looking at it. >> oh, november 23rd. yes, have celebrity dog train nerve for our fox furs, to tell you, give you some tips, what you can do with your dog. >> tree trains celebrities dogs. >> depends on the emphasis. but anyway, training kevin bacon philadelphia's own kevin bacon dog right now. breast cancer awareness month. questions about everything from your teeth being affected by breast cancer, to which hair on your body you lose first, there is jen. >> hey guys, yes, we are here with erica,

the elkhorn valley museum is having a big party tomorrow to celebrate the 90th birthday of johnny carson. plans for the day include extra showings of tonight show clips. the joi club will help play birthday party games beginning at 5 p.m., with birthday cake served at 6. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " jessica rae: its been a long kept secret until now federal officials explained to congress how it secretly tracks americans' phones. two officials from the justice department and department of homeland security testified on capitol hill and told congress about "sting-ray" machines. the devices mimic an actual company cell phone tower and tricks your phone into connecting with it. police officers nationwide have been using them for years. the officials testified the devices are programmed to track cell phone locations.. but they do not gather calls or messages. jessica rae: coming up in sports...the battle for the saddle shifted to the soccer pitch last night. highlights from morningside and briar cliff up ahead. scott: stay tuned for anothe

he was actually behind the johnny carson tonight show theme song. >> get out. >> reporter: just imagine a little piece -- yeah. just imagine a little piece of really what they can talk about not just from back then but every bit of life in between, kris. >> to be fair, i would have totally not complained about you not being live if you had gone along for the adventure. give it a try next time. >> reporter: something to talk about for next time. >> i'm not the boss. maybe ask the boss. >>> well, meteorologist kari hall, beautiful day for travel whether you're going out of sfo or sjc or oakland. >> right. it is such a gorgeous day as we get all of this sunshine. take a look at this shot from belvedere looking from the north bay towards san francisco. and there is not a cloud in the sky. and our temperatures are starting to warm up in some spots across the bay. livermore's at 72 degrees. we're at 69 in oakland and 72 degrees in santa rosa after starting out this morning with those temperatures in the 50s. as we go into the lunchtime hour we can tell here we do have more of a northwesterly

why not go out like jerry seinfeld and johnny carson at the top. dennis, laura, thank you both. many americans, especially those on the left have already crowned hillary clinton. tonight is critical for the other democratic candidates. big chance to shake hillary clinton out of first place. white house correspondent ed henry is live in vegas. ed? >> great to see you, greta. it is make or break for some of the democrats who are in single digits. as you were just talking, hillary clinton has all of these problems from the emails to the clinton foundation. the flip-flops on actual policy issues beyond any personal scandals or issues like that. nevertheless, martin o'malley, are jim webb. lincoln chafee, they are not getting anywhere. they have gotten almost no traction. this is the first time they have a chance to really introduce themselves to millions of voters who have made herds just very little from news reports. so i think there is a lot on the line for them but that also puts hillary clinton on defense. because when you are such a low point in the polls, some of these folks

remember, i'm much older than you and i remember when robert kennedy was killed, johnny carson who was very nonpolitical, never talked politics. he came out and said write your congressman after bobby was killed in los angeles. i did it. and there was tremendous emotion. imagine the emotion of a guy running for president who we all loved almost getting there and getting shot to death. and that was about the height of emotion train ride down to washington. it faded. and the president said become as nutty as the gun nuts. he said you have to think about this again and again. you have to vote against members of congress again and again and again. if you see them voting wrong or not voting to take action on gun safety. that is a hell of a mission to change people's emotions so they sustain and maintain the same level of heat that the gun people do. >> chris, you are talking about an era within a five-year span. we actually in that era passed federal gun control laws. as you recall ronald wilson reagan who was the governor of california who was alarmed by notion of open carrying by black pa

you probably don't remember johnny carson.s at both sides, unlike now it seems like the late night guys all veer to the left and half the country is thinking are they making phfun me? >> generally comedians as a whole tend to lean a little bit to the left and we've seen that across the dial and look, if there are conservatives who want to watch these shows and get super offended because they don't agree with the point of view of the comedy that's their right. they can ignore the shows all together. i think it's wiser for conservatives to engage in culture and do their best across the spectrum to try to counteract it, not by being angry but by having a sense of humor about ourselves and making our points. >> great point indeed. guy benson joining from us townhall.com, guy, thank you very much. >> thanks, guys. >> very philosophical this morning, right? reflective. >> there you go. >>> more "fox & friends" two minutes away. >>> still fallout from the gop shakeup. boehner's surprise resignation and mccarthy's surprise exit from t

joining the exclusive invited back club with bob hope, billy crystal, steve martin, whoopi goldberg, johnny carson. >> when halle berry won the oscar, nicole kidman was smiling so wide she should have won an emmy at the oscars for her great performance. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: with chris rock back, it'll be worth watching, belly laughing or grimacing through your fingers. >> tobey maguireres just a boy inights, okay. >> reporter: forgood morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> oh, boy. last year's host neil patrick harris tweeted chris rock is hosting the oscars. brilliant choice. just brilliant. he'll be awesome. >> h hwill. >> so, guy, who are your favorite hosts? fantastic. >> i like the alec baldwin/steve martin pairing. >> hugh jackman was mine. the singing. >> seth mcfarland. it was interesting. it was a little mean but it was interesting. sort of like a -- >> i liked jon stewart. nostalalc. >> i'm a big billy crystal fan. i love billy crystal. >> it'll be fun no matter what. always a great night. >> all right. >> when we come back at the top of the hour one of wa

he explained johnny carson no longer being on television. he explained the craze that is the selfie. pretty good. >> they do. >> by the way, i called him christopher walken yesterday. >> do you have cheese in your mouth right now? >> i do. >> finally, big news from simon cowell. after a two-year hiatus from american television, he's making a comeback. he will be joining "america's got talent" as a judge. joe fryer got the details from simon himself. i've got to run away >> you sang like a dog trying to lay an egg. >> reporter: if television had a supreme court -- >> i really hated that. sorry. >> reporter: -- simon cowell might be cheap justice. now, he's returning to u.s. tv as a judge on "america's got talent." >> you are essentially the boss of the show. did yao say ou say, i would like to be the judge, or was it someone else's decision? >> no. i couldn't really do that. it was the network's decision. >> did you judge them, like hey here? if you are looking for a very good looking british judge who can fit on the show, i know someone, yea

actually, i would rather do johnny carson. >> i love johnny. >> politicians are like diapers.e same reason. >> okay. >> so what do you think? >> this thing about the up-and-coming election is i hope people voice -- vote for the people with the best voice. that's all i care about. >> that's usually the case. jimmy carter had the worst voice. >> mccarter, you know, sounded downhill like this, you know. hot damn, jimmy carter was great. when i was president of the united states, i was also a peanut farmer. i met a deal with them and said, you give us all the energy that the oil that our country needs and i will give you all the nuts. then if you cut off your oil, will cut off your -- >> can you do mr. trump get? >> trump is going to be hard to do. >> is he? >> it's a tough voice to do because he talks 40 miles an hour with gusts up to 120. when there's nothing more to be said, he's usually singing. ronald reagan, i think, would call him agent orange. yes. >> what about hillary? >> welcome i don't do hillary, but neither does bill. >> let's move on. we can't. this is a late night

. >> it is talk show host day today in honor of the birth of johnny carson born on had day in 1925. steven and james, good job. >> this is the day. waking them up early. >> yeah. enjoy great late night tv. and a little snuggling weather tonight too. it's going to be chilly. cooler temperatures taking over. how pretty is that? you know, it's time for our daily dose of patty daily. i ran into patty yesterday on her 60th birthday and she said it was the best birthday present ever. and i said patty, i'm sure your husband jack can do better than that. so he bought heretic ets to a show coming up. so happy belated birthday patty and thanks for watching every day. it means a lot to us. winds northwest at 8 miles per hour. and relative humidity is at 53%. cooler in staten island as well. 55 at jfk. and around the area, 45 monticello, the cool spot. and in the hampton, cool, 54. 54 for the jersey shore. and the numbers cooler on interesting edison and the hamptons warmer today but by in large, everybody cool they are afternoon. upper 50s to just 60. pollen, ragweed, a menace. , it's lower in