on the johnny carson show, he had an unusual guest. a man who got a call wednesday from the nobel prize committee. they warned him that he is one that year's nobel prize. i believe it was in chemistry. the man was a carpet layer. so he on that. they called back and said this is no joke. this is the nobel prize committee, you have one this prize, it turns out there was a distinguished scientist in the same city with the same name. award,sisted he won the he had, he recollected taken a class or two in chemistry. [laughter] he had done perhaps not stellar work, but credible, perhaps. maybe it was just a slow year. [laughter] so he was properly grateful and excited until i call the next day to straighten it all out. the historian was a supposed to learn from the past, and the lesson i am learning, is to cut my phone off. so i don't get a call that this is all in the state, -- a mistake, too. i was not raised on a cotton farm, so i would not have any idea what such a person would say, but i wanted to race -- raise -- i was raised in the cot

he used to co-host at times for johnny carson. look at the head of hair there. that is something in itself. >> not a pretty boy by any means. when i say he broke the mold. he used to fill in for johnny o on the show, lenon and mccartney. that is joe doing that interview. >> so many people know him from watching, you knew him personally. >> he was a lot like on television, who you saw is what you got. he was funny, and personalable and he would my stories and critique and took the time to do that and he was a wonderful guy. >> amazing sources. the fame us up in the stratosphere. he's siting with the then president ford. they are taking this together like brothers. everybody from the presidents to the cab drivers loved this guy. he was comfortable in his own they are real guys. >> joe sent me three sleeves of photographs and my grandfather and joe with a number of the presidents. one with gerald ford and they are cracking up. >> there they are. i wish i got to know him. never did. never met him. it is a memory i will always have, as we know, yogi passed away six mo

and johnny carson wasn't even a millionaire. >> i think he was a millionaire.lion a year there the 80s. kennedy: maybe i got that in the 90s. >> i was watching you in the 90s. kennedy: i totally appreciate mediator that. i think you should gas the g-4 and come to new york and party with me here. >> tell me when. kennedy: how about 23 1/2 hours. ernie, i appreciate it. thank you for watching the show tonight. i'll be on fbn special election coverage tomorrow night. kennedyfbn at foxbusiness.com. that would buy you anything you want even a good night. and leaves his daughters his prized instrument. >> his love, his treasure, his heart, his voice. >> it's more than 300 years old and could be worth many millions. but this strange inheritance is about more than money. it's about a european countess, a father's legacy, and a huge financial dilemma for his heirs. >> it was very clear to us that he did not want it to be hidden away. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] i'm jamie colby, and i'm on cape cod, massachusetts, heading

and johnny carson wasn't even a millionaire. >> i think he was a millionaire.lion a year there the 80s. kennedy: maybe i got that in the 90s. >> i was watching you in the 90s. kennedy: i totally appreciate mediator that. i think you should gas the g-4 and come to new york and party with me here. >> tell me when. kennedy: how about 23 1/2 hours. ernie, i appreciate it. thank you for watching the show tonight. i'll be on fbn special election coverage tomorrow night. kennedyfbn at foxbusiness.com. that woulduncer: the following is a paid presentation for the wen healthy hair care system, brought to you by guthy renker. >> female announcer: what's got these crowds of people so excited? it's the hottest trend in hair that started in hollywood and has spread all around the world. wen hair care. millions of people are throwing out their shampoo and have started using wen, getting the healthiest, best-looking hair of their lives. >> male announcer: created by world-renowned hair expert chaz dean, wen is the first ever cleansing conditioner. unlike traditional shampoos

reporter: he began audiences laugh as a write remember rising to fame on the tonight show starring johnny carson. >> obviously some of you haven't seen me before. >> reporter: but the actor and producer best known for his hbo show the larry sanders show earning 19 emmy nominations. >> a very funny show. >> i thought so too. >> reporter: celebrities and late night permanents alike reacting to the news on twitter.jimmy kimmel tweeting garry shandling was as kind and generous as he was funny and amy schumer writing good-bye, garry shandling. thank you for your kyne ned and your generosity and for making me laugh so much. shandling was 66 years old. >> our thanks to juju for that. can't you hear them knocking? ♪ >> yeah, we can. >> stones. >> they're arrive ing incuba preparing for their first ever preconcert taking place tonight in havana. >> charlie was the, and mick jagger all said bonjour to the fans who greeted them at the airport. landing in the communist run country that once banned their music because it was considered subversive. >> hundreds of thousands of people are expected do be in the

he called games for a quarter century, filled in for johnny carson, served two stints as host on "the today show", matt lauer lauer tweeting he was part of the soul of our show. and former "today" colleague, bryant gumble recentlyish withed him happy birthday on his hbo show "real sports." >> helped found an organization to assist athletes in need and worked tirelyly for native american kids. nbc news los angeles. >> he will be missed. now keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching "early today." we hope you have a great one. brussels attack victims is getting larger as new information is revealed about the terrorists. >>> in a couple of hours, answering charges that she tried to smuggle a lot of drugs into aur area. >>> it is a big set in getting plans for a new laguardia airport off the ground. that would be nice. >>> good morning everybody. 4:30 a.m. on this thursday, more 24th. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm kerry barrett in for darlene this morning. >>> chris cimino is hire with the forecast. chris, how is it looking? >> little chil

. >> reporter: he established himself in stand-up appearing on "the tonight show" with johnny carson and on the late show with david letter rememberman. kathy griffin reposted this picture my long time friend garry shandling was here. making me laugh. i loved him. i'll miss our talks the most. his long time friend jerry seinfeld. the two went down memory lane as they visited the places that helped shape their career. >> jimmy says to me, that was so good. how is next tuesday for you on "the tonight show "? and that is what changed my life. >> shandling died yesterday in a los angeles hospital. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the battle between donald trump and ted cruz. we will have analysis on how it could impact the election. >>> plus a controversial twist on classic fairy tales by the national rifle association. >>> and actor ben affleck tells us about his new movie "batman versus superman." that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. have a great day. i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthd

he often filled in for johnny carson on the "tonight show" back in the '80s. >>> a police officer asked a muslim woman to remove her head wrap or leave a public library. how library managers are reacting to that. >>> a teacher is learning a tough lesson tonight. this disturbing video shows her knocking down a special needs student. >>> police officers raced to save a man from a burning suv. what investigators say he was doing before his vehicle caught fire. >>> we hope you'll join us tomorrow morning. we'll be remembering jaki colson, shot in the line of duty a week or so ago. we will talk to his friends and colleagues about how they're trying to honor hismemory. >>> incredible video tonight of police trying to save a man who didn't want to leave his burping suv. it happened in arkansas. police say the suv hit several cars on the highway before hitting a jersey wall and catching fire. two officers ran into the thick smoke to save the guy, but they say he didn't want to get out because he was on probation for previous crimes. they were ultimately able to drag him to safety. he's now faci

. >> reporter: he was such a big hit, he was soon filling in for johnny carson. there was even talk that shandling would eventually take over the show. but shandling found his way to showtime. ♪ >> reporter: he did a sitcom about a stand-up comedian. it was a thinly veiled send-up of sitcoms. it was a funny and a cult hit. shandling's real claim to fame came on hbo. the larry sanders show mocked late night tv, ego, ambition, and show business. >> some of us are talented. i'm sweating like a pig. >> reporter: it was what everybody at work talked about the next day. >> how am i really doing? >> well, you did great. man, what are you doing? come on, you're robin williams for god sakes. >> recently shandling shared a porsche with jerry seinfeld. shandling could even crack up comedians. shandling was predictably funny, what he was famous for. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> a shocking loss. >>> today the justice department has charged seven iranians with cyberattacks on u.s. targets. they are contractors. the iranian government accused of hacking of dozens of bank

. >> reporter: he was soon filling in for johnny carson. there was even talk that he would eventually take over the show. but shandling found his way to showtime. it's the gary show >> reporter: did a sitcom about a stand up comedian. it was funny and a cult hit. shandling's real claim to fame came on hbo. the "larry sanders" show mocked and it was what everybody at work talked about the next day. >> how am i doing? >> you did great. what are you doing. you're robin williams for god's sakes. a porsche with seinfeld in "comedians in cars." shandling was predictably funny, what he was famous for. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> just ahead, paul mccartney teams up with captain jack sparrow. folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in y

. >> reporter: he called games for nbc for a quarter century, filled in for johnny carson, served two hosts on the "today" show. matt lauer tweeting, he was part of the soul of our show. in more recent years he worked as a broadcaster for the arizona diamondbacks where he lived for many years. colleague bryant g gumbattle -- >> he fought against chewing tobacco, founded an organization and worked tirelessly to help native american kids. by any measure that's a full life. >> reporter: he was 90 years old. ron mott, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that will do it for us. i'm lester holt. trt:04==tey/vo=righnow as >>> how did this happen during school? where was the supervision? >> right now at 6:00, parents outranged that a grade school bully wasn't given a harsher punishments after allegations he forced classmates to expose themselves. now the police are involved after we started asking questions. i'm terry mcsweeney in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. parents at san jose's noble elementary school are fuming tonight over the way they say the school and the district handled those

he filled in so well for johnny carson and he was such a fixture there. this guy was widely praised. >> he was a great creator. so many shows. he took to twitter to talk about it. jimmy campbell tweeted that he was as kind and generous as he was fine and that is saying a lot. >> they say he was a very special comedian with a mine.he made jokes and ideas for the oscars. >> still ahead, we are looking at a mild morning with showers possible. mike is watching the holiday forecast for us and it might be kind of nice this weekend. >> it's the war of the wise. donald trump and ted cruz battle it out over their spouses. it's 4:41 am. juliet: it has officially become ridiculous. [music] i sang this at electric sue juliet: what? we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it' s the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds communities. and a better future. for all of us. because making something in america means so much, to so many. weathertech. we have rain that we wil

he -- he substituted for johnny carson. alison: that i didn't know. amazing. russ: it might have been 1968, he substituted for carson when two guys by the name of lennon and mccartney were on. alison: what a great thing. russ: the story is, what people may or may not know, he comes from the hill, an italian section in st. louis, passed away today at 90. his best friend for 85 years was yogi berra yogi berra since they were little boy. i just got off the phone with his granddaughter. 90 years. literally since they were babies. they had a relationship for that long. guy, a fun guy. he wasn't the standard blow dry, bald guy, a character, spoke the street lingo. alison: you can see why they were such good friends. russ: yogi was really quiet. but this guy was outgoing. interesting thing about yogi -- to me i can pinch myself. i used to visit yogi every weekend until he passed away. one weekend, i think in august, i was there with dave caplan and yogi. dave pulled out a cell phone because he wanted a phone conversation with joe. this was close to the end for yogi.

. >> reporter: such a big hit he was soon filling in for johnny carson. shandling would eventually take over the show, but shandon ling found his way to showtime. ♪ this is the garry show >> reporter: did a sitcom about a stand-up comedian. a thinly veiled sendup of sitcoms and of shandling himself. funny and a cult hit. >> they did! oh, yeah. >> reporter: shandling's real claim to fame came on hbo. "the larry sanders show" mocked late-night tv. >> some of us are talented, i, i'm sweating like a pig. >> reporter: it was what everybody at work talked about the next day. >> how am i really doing? >> huh? you did -- you did great. >> really? >> what are you doing? come on, you're robin williams, for god's stakes. >> reporter: recently he stairs a porsche for comedians in cars getting coffee. shandling could even crack up comedians. >> it's an answer to a joke. >> i don't think einstein bounced it off a crowd. >> reporter: shandling was predictably funny what he was famous for. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> just ahead, paul mccartney teams up with capt

. >> reporter: he began as a comedy writer, rising to fame on "the tonight show" starring johnny carson. >> that's a nice welcome, obviously some of you haven't seen me before. >> reporter: the actor and producer perhaps best known for his hbo series "the larry sanders show" earning 19 emmy nominations. >> very funny show. >> tonight, celebrities and late-night personalities alike reacting to the news on twitter. jimmy kimmel tweeting, garry shandling was as kind and generous as he was funny. amy schumer writing, good-bye, garry shandling, thank you for your kindness and your generosity and for making me shandling was 66 years old. the open road together is great... but i think women would agree, getting home... to cuddle up with their man is nice too. but here's the thing: about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain or adempas for pulmonary hypertension your blood pressure could drop to an unsaf

. >> reporter: he called games for nbc for a quarter century, filled in for johnny carson, served stintse "today" show. in more recent years he worked as a broadcaster for the arizona diamondbacks where he lived many years. bryant gumbel recently wished his pal a happy birthday on his hbo show "real sports request ts. >> he fought against statuing tobacco, wrote two more books, and worked tirelessly to try to help nay tiff american kids. by any measure, that's a full life. >> joe garagiola was 90 years old. ron mott, nbc news, los angeles. >> now keep it here for more news, weather, and sports. tha we'll see you back here tomorrow. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> a growing memorial in brusal as the investigation continues. >>> new details on the suspect involved in the bombings. a list of suspects that is growing. >>> the man suspected in the terrori

filled in for johnny carson, served two stintsdz -- stints on the "today" show.ked as a broadcaster for the arizona diamondbacks. he was 90 years old. >> that was ron mott reporting on joe garagiola who passed away yesterday. >>> elsewhere in the world of baseball, controversial yankee slugger alex rodriguez told espn yesterday he plans to retire at the end of the 2017 season, the final year of the ten-year contract with the club. rodriguez who turns 41 in july enters the 2016 season with 687 career home runs. needing just 28 more to pass babe ruth for third on baseball's all-time list. >>> turning now to the action in the nba court, where in oakland, the defending champion warriors extend the regular record home win streak to 51 games after the 114-98 win over the clippers. curry led the way with 33 points. the warriors are 64-7 on the season. nine victories away from setting the new all-time wins mark. >>> to denver where the nuggets trailed the 76ers by two points with just over three seconds remaining in regulation. >> arthur looking for the baseball pass. go

. >> reporter: he was soon filling in for johnny carson and there was talk that shandling would eventuallye over the show, but he found his way to showtime. ♪ ♪ it's the garry show >> reporter: they did a sitcom about a stand-up comedian. it was funny and a cult hit. shandling's real claim to fame came on hbo. "the larry sanders show" mocked late night tv. ego, ambition and show business. >> some of us are talented. i'm sweating like pig. >> reporter: it was what everybody at work talked about the next day. >> i'm not ready -- >> what? you did great. what are you doing? come on. you're robin williams for god's shake. >> reporter: shandling shared a porsche with jerry seinfeld, and garry could crack up comedians. shandling was funny. what he was famous for. harry smith, nbc news. >>> is the trump/cruz war of words headed for a showdown at the ok corral? and a new option for hillary clinton. that's next. with a mighty roar... that tells the world... we're coming for you. ♪ eye of the tiger ime.d... tv anncr: good afternoon everyone. morning rituals are special. when you share what you love..

. >> shandling regularly filled in for johnny carson way back when. humor was evident from his first ever appearance on "the tonight show". >> all dads do this, they unbutton their pants and unzip his fly. then you can judge how good the meal is by how far down his zipper is, you know? one time he stood up and his pants fell to the ground. and we were at a restaurant. all the other fathers turned and said, wow, what is he eating? >> he was a comedian's comedian. that was from 1981. today's comic stars took to twitter to pay tribute. jimmy kimmel saying garry shandling was as kind and generous as he was funny. and that is saying a lot. >> ricky gervais, rest in peace the great garry shandling, surely one of the most influential comedians of a generation. >>> and from seth mcfarland, quote, saddened over garry shandling, he was a comedy idol of mine and he leaves behind the greatest single camera comedy of all time. #larrysanders. garry shandling was 66 years old. >> he really was a big force. he was in the early days of the fox network when you had to

he inspired ricky gervais and chris rock and he had a debut on "the tonight show" with johnny carson later went on to guest host. he blurred the lines between comedy and reality on "it's garry shandling's show" and "the larry sanders show." the stylings are part of mainstream comedies like "the office" and "30 rock." and they went back to their roots at the comedy store in los angeles and shandling reflected on mortality. >> may robin rest in peace. i'm sure like me you were stunned. >> yeah. >> they broke in and said robin williams killed himself. i sat there and i was frozen. this totally true. i was in the kitchen of mine. wolf blitzer said, 63 is so young. i looked one little hope because i'm about the same age of robin. i realized 63 is so young is a phrase you never hear relative to anything but death. 63 is so young to be playing in the nfl. that's nothing. >> you have to die in your 60s for them to say, boy, he was young. >> well, shandling died of an apparent heart attack. he was 66. >>> let's go to a pli wild police purr -- to a wild police pursuit in arizona. joshua mcmont

. >> reporter: he called games for nbc for a quarter century, filled in for johnny carson and servedwo stints as host on the "today" show. >> like going to 5:00 mass again. here i am. >> matt lauer tweeting he was part of the soul of our show and in more recent years he worked as a broadcaster for the arizona diamondbacks where he lived for many years. former "today" colleague bryant gumbel recently wished his pal a happy birthday on his >> he fought against chewing tobacco, formed a foundation to help former players in need and worked tirelessly to try to help native american kids. by any measure that's a full life. >> reporter: joe garagiola was 90 years old. ron mott, nbc news, los angeles. >> and that will do it for us. i'm lester home. for al l ♪ he's begun forgetting words. forgetting where he lives. but when the day comes when he forgets who i am, i'll still know who he is. the first time we said i love you we didn't use words. we simply held each other's hands. we still are. i lost my dad to alzheimer's. i'm david trone and i approve this message. >>> when you're seen naked i

. >> reporter: like so many comedians, garry shandling got his big break from johnny carson. >> thankou. wow, that's very nice. i'm so excited to be here. i had a great day. i went to the bank earlier today, and -- >> reporter: he did so well, he ended up guest hosting, a lot. >> here's garry shandling! ♪ this is the theme to garry's show ♪ >> reporter: he got his own sitcom. >> very funny show. >> thought so, too. >> reporter: but maybe more remembered for another sitcom, "the larry sanders show." behind the scenes on "the tonight show" that might have been. >> farmer sanders -- >> reporter: recently, shandling caught up with his old friend jerry seinfeld on his web show. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. i'm with garry shandling. we used to work here. >> really? >> do you remember us? >> vaguely. >> reporter: garry shandling was 66. david wright, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you tomorrow night, back from new york. until then, good night. >>> dash cam video shows video of the so called bearded bandit. >>

. >> reporter: he called games for nbc for a quarter century, filled in for johnny carson and served two stints as host on the "today" show. >> like going to 5:00 mass today. here i am. >> matt lauer tweeting in more recent years he worked as a broadcaster for the arizona diamondbacks where he lived for many years. former "today" colleague bryant gumbel reached him a happy birthday on his show "real sports." >> the he worked tirelessly to try to help native american kids. by any measure that's a full life. >> reporter: joe garagiola was 90 years old. ron mott, nbc news, los angeles. >> and that will do it >>> new video, theresa giudice's husband, joe, kissing her good-bye as he heads to prison today. >> now on "extra" from universal orlando resort. >>> joe giudice's emotional final kiss as a free man. the "real housewives of new jersey" star, off to the slammer. >> there's the possibility that he could be deported. >>> donald trump's lowest blow yet. threatening to spill the beans

he was once going to be johnny carson's successor on "the tonight show." he died yesterday of a heart attack at anyone 66. it's the fourth wallace you say. he talked to the wall and himself and on the show. >> 66 is so young. so young. it's 4:40 right now. the historic concert taking place tonight in cuba. >>> an attack in the open at a popular park. what's being done after two men mugged a jogger. >> of course, a look ahead to the weekend. weather and traffic on the 4s coming up. 50 degrees out there right now. here's four things to know. overnight, more raids in brussels. police rounding up, up to seven people. we won't find out until later today why they were detained. two men are believed to be on the run. both said to be connected to the attacks tuesday. >>> an attack apparently prevented in paris. one man is under arrest. his home raided just northwest of the city. right now, police are only describing him as a french national in the advanced stages of an assault. >>> today is the deadline for new yorkers to register if they want to participate in th

first for johnny carson. he was gifted. listen to this, please. >> i am so excited to be here. >> have you gotten your free pen yet? they have a death calendar, two. >> we are joined by a good friend. a colleague. together they cocreated the show. allen's wife, serve, welcome to "good day new york." we are very sorry for your loss. >> i was just totally shocked. i spoke to gary over the weekend. we wanted to get together. it did not work out. he said i'm not doing any thursday night. i was going to call him last night. my phone blew up with my wife and kids. everybody that i ever met, essentially, expressing condolences. i was totally blindsided, as we all were. >> he struck me as a happy guy. >> he was really smart. i think what i remember the most about gary, i speak to anyone who does what we do as a living, how generous he was. how smart he was. speaking to sarah silverman did everyone will tell you how smart them. he taught them how to write. i have been very fortunate to career. >> what are some your favorite memories

he also cohosted "the today show" and filled in for another legend by the name of johnny carson. these two kids from the same have known that they would go on and how about that. as you know, yogi berra passed away and almost a month before that during one of my visit he got on the home to speak with him and you should have seen the smile on his face. dari: can you imagine? okay, a jurassic size printed. steve: to radio host doctor hans on this real looking dinosaur, unleashing this on their coworkers. world exhibit. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promotin

he hosted the today show with johnny carson on the tonight show , game shows, talk shows, multi talented winner of the fourth brick award.he was selected by the baseball hall of fame. he grew up in st. louis across from yogi berra. he said not only was i the best catcher, i wasn't the best catcher on my street . they were best friends their whole lives. i spoke with yogi's granddaughter yesterday, their lifelong friendship. we want to thank dave for sending these to me last night. he took over as the broadcaster in 1965 and he was the leader again smokeless tobacco. i talked to john sterling last night. my dad grew up a big yankee fan and they said, john and my dad said joe was so nice to them when they were coming up . >> it's so nice to hear. >> joe is wonderful to them . >> thank you, duke. time to get over to the you are last on the list. ines: everyone is tired. she said that with some attitude. did you hear that? juliet: it's not guinness. it's not crankiness. that's different. if only people knew. mike: let's get you up and running. it's a little bit cooler outside. look at the no

. > that was a clip from sunshine link's first appearance on theae tonight show with johnny carson.shank link first made his name as a comic, but he's best known for the it's gary's show and the gay shank link show. > that's from its its gary shank link show. he guyed suddenly at a loss ge he had reportedly been in good health h. the cause of death was not been release. he was just 66 years old. apparently he was with friendsrn yesterday, fine and even earlyal this morning was fine. > they don't know what theow w cause of death is. i'll tell you what, if you never saw the larry sanders show that was a brilliant satire of hollywood and talk shows and all of that. >> he was a funny guy. > robert griffin iii has foundf a newfi home. new tonight, the former skins quarterback talks about his if you about your with his new team. we have to remind you to send us your fox5 tbt.5 this is a picture when i was ons in the mornings of allison seymour when she dressed up as me for halloween.all >> it was funny. > you were there.here >> yeah. we'll be right back. . > it is official, robert o griff

. >> do you remember on johnny carson in that amazing. >> ruffle. >> a lot of chanel. her day wear was simple elegant suits. did you know in the 2007 interview with w magazine she actually said this is her quote, i don't like a lot of frills and fusss. i have gone for the understated look. >> and we will have so much more tonight on the insider. back to you in the studio. >> she was always classy. the 16 news is next. >>> the boys and girl's club play as vital role. finding the money to fund them is not always easy. tonight at 6:00 how our lightning owner is making a big impact on kids here in tampa. >>> what new york's mayor did that is being applauded by the transgender community. >>> the latest pictures of the members of change in's royal (west side story) not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators layered with fresh berries and frosted to perfection like our publix bakery chantilly cake it'll be remembered for all the right reasons. publix. where shopping is a pleasure. >>> hulk hogan testifies in his case against guamer today. why he made a s

. >> mel even gets on "the tonight show" and impresses johnny carson with his favorite treasure -- a6-foot-long gold chain, which he likes to wear around key west and show to kids. >> do you have a favorite piece so far? >> yeah, my favorite piece is a poison cup. it's a solid-gold cup and it has very beautiful engraving. and in the bottom of the cup is a mount for a stone. and if anything with poison was poured in the cup, the stone would change colors. >> is that what you like about it? the story? >> well, that, plus i found it myself. [ laughs ] >> mel's daughter, taffi, oversees archiving the artifacts his divers bring up. so, the fine jewelry, obviously, is right up my alley. this rosary is unbelievable. >> yes, this a gold rosary with ebony inlay. >> oh! mel salvaged thousands of spanish coins like this one. >> the cross represented the ten commandments. you know the ten commandments, don't you? >> yes. >> well, if you never broke any, i'll let you have that. [ both laugh ] >> mel shares a big chunk of the treasure with his crew. how much is a secret. but suffice it to say ther

. >> mel even gets on "the tonight show" and impresses johnny carson with his favorite treasure -- a6-foot-long gold chain, which he likes to wear around key west and show to kids. >> do you have a favorite piece so far? >> yeah, my favorite piece is a poison cup. it's a solid-gold cup and it has very beautiful engraving. and in the bottom of the cup is a mount for a stone. and if anything with poison was poured in the cup, the stone would change colors. >> is that what you like about it? the story? >> well, that, plus i found it myself. [ laughs ] >> mel's daughter, taffi, oversees archiving the artifacts his divers bring up. so, the fine jewelry, obviously, is right up my alley. this rosary is unbelievable. >> yes, this a gold rosary with ebony inlay. >> oh! mel salvaged thousands of spanish coins like this one. >> the cross represented the ten commandments. you know the ten commandments, don't you? >> yes. >> well, if you never broke any, i'll let you have that. [ both laugh ] >> mel shares a big chunk of the treasure with his crew. how much is a secret. but suffice it to say ther

he began writing sitcoms and broke out after a spot on johnny carson's tonight show. he was once considered a replacement for johnny when he to play a persian of himself on pay cable. his first effort -- a version of himself on pay cable. his first effort went further with the larry sanders show where real celebrities were featured playing themselves. shandling was nominated for 18 emmy awards for his efforts on this program and one in 1998 fittingly enough for co- -writing the series finale. tributes on social media are already pouring in. comedian amy schumer thanking shandling for his kindness to her and his generosity and for making her laugh. >> he was funny. thank you, sandy. >>> stocks on wall street ending the trading day mixed. stocks wavered between modest losses and gains most of the afternoon. oil prices dipped again as concerns over excess supplies returned. the dow rose 13 points closing the nasdaq added four points. the s&p 500 fell less than one point. >>> coming up a construction crackdown, we've got an exclusive construction workers fired for using al

mayor, who are johnny carson used to do it. who do you trust least?i'm doing that in a way that is accurate according to the polls because trump has very high negatives. >> they both do. but hillary also still has the fbi investigation. >> yep. >> i don't see how she comes out of it in good shape. either they indict her and if they don't indict her, you are going to have a scandal. >> as a former prosecutor, right? you are watching this? >> i have been for months. >> so i have said and i'm not as nearly sophisticated in my analysis here that i believe the fbi doing is honestninvestigation. do you believe that? >> no doubt about it. jim comey was one of my assistant u.s. attorneys. >> he is an honest man. >> straight as an arrow and very smart. >> okay. so you have to then consider that within 60 days they're going to have to have something. they can't let it drag on too much$ longer, can they. >> i'm surprised actually it's taken this long. >> all right. when you offer someone immunity as they did in this case, all right, does that mean a grand jury i

of the today show, dog show and madison square garden game show and talk show and filled in for johnny carson. withinner of the ford frick award presented to broadcaster by baseball hall of fame. agree up in st. louis across the street from another baseball legend yogi bhara called the hull. he said not only the best catcher in marming leagues but not even best catch earn of my street end quote. such great friend their whole lives. i spoke with yogi granddaughter she'll be here at 9:00 an talk about that lifelong relationship between joe and yogi. photos courtesy of the learning center thank you for sending them to me last night. spoke bever congress about the dangs of smokeless tobacco. >> about to be banned -- a real legend. thank you all right. nice holiday weekend ahead looks like. >> let's hope so. mike. >> bumps in the road on the way there. but a mostly cloudy sky. not much with the precip and not a problem until we get to tomorrow so dry today. but also a little bit cooler. hey check hadding out ski conditions you have frozen granular conditions with 44 trails open there. and corn sno

darden is one -- it's like johnny carson. tarden is one of the most direct beneficiaries of cheaper gasoline prices. beyond that, this is a major restructuring story. at this point it's clear the term is so for real. people keep doubting. each quarter the earnings get better and management has a gigantic buy back they have put to work when the stock pulls back. what made me feel good is the same store sales growth which to me signals long-term prosperity. the story is in the early stages. here's the bottom line. with the earnings season now in the rear-view mirror it's clear that you need to pick your spots in the retail and restaurant sector which is spotty. there were a lot of blow-ups. jcpenney, home depot, urban outfitters, panera bread, domino's and darden. most of the names have a lot more room to run. i think we should take calls. larry in massachusetts. larry. >> jim, nice to hear your voice recovering. >> it's getting there. it's been a challenge. it's been challenging this week. go ahead. >> caller: on a vacation se

he filled in for johnny carson. he turned down nbc's offer to replace david letterman.e was 66 years old. still not known yet what caused his death. >>> it is the most important stop in d.c. for visitors. others may have never heard dog take us to the national law enforcement memorial. it's about taking a stand. for too long, wall street banks had their way. theysh craed our economy. but democrat donna edwards won't take their money because she stands up for us. as a single mom, she knows the challenges oamur filies face. she'll be our voice. tightening regulations on the big banks and fighting to keep dark money out of politics. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg<