and i can see the lamp. who here can see the lamp?> jimmy: okay. you know what? forget that. let's move on. who here can see the monologue writer? ♪ okay, roots, who can see the roots? the basketball players? ♪ great so only the black people can see the basketball team. rachel maddow, anybody? ♪ >> hello. >> jimmy: okay. who can see the guy in the newspaper costume? ♪ okay. that guy's not even a real dude. yet you can all see him. i have no idea what's going on anymore. this is insane. happy halloween! you're all nuts. >> steve: trick-or-treat, bud. have a happy holiday. >> is everything okay, mr. fallon? >> jimmy: i guess so, carl. a little -- lab trouble. >> come on, mr. fallon, i'll take you home. [ dramatic music ] [ evil laugh ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: happy halloween, everybody. we'll be right back with ryan seacrest. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] coughequence™ #8. waking the baby. [ coughs ] [ baby crying ] ♪ [ male announcer ] robitussin® liquid formula soothes your throat on contact and the active ing

all right, now, i'm gonna put on the green lamp. the green lamp, what's the color we're getting on the background? green, yellow. well, the green is a little closer. but strain your eyes, begin with a "y." yellow. yellow. now, i put my hand, boom. "hey, this was the black shadow before, now it's green. how it turn green?" "there's no reason for that. it just happened to turn green. "i don't know why when the green light hit the black shadow, it turned green." why did it turn green, gang? because the green light's shining on it. but green light is making a shadow too, this one over here, but it ain't black. red. why is it red? because the red light is shining on it. how many say that's mysterious? nobody-- you see that--ain't that neat? now, watch this. would like to see three lamps at one time? wow. i can show you. blue, now what color we get through the screen? white. white. bam. now, the one that was green before in our screen, it ain't green anymore. now, it's greenish-blue. why is this one greenish-blue? because green and blue l

i'm lighting up the lamp, okay? now i'm generating electricity to light up the lamp. see if you're sitting next to someone who knows how is it i'm able to generate electricity and light up that lamp by turning the crank. what is going on? okay, gang, how about it? how about it? what is going on? how am i generating electricity over here? what am i doing? what's faraday say you got to do? you have to have a magnet-- i gotta change the magnetic field intensity and some closed loop of wire, yeah? and guess what's inside here, gang? begin with closed loop of-- wire. --wire. and when i take a closed loop of wire and i rotate it, guess what i do to the magnetic field intensity? if i'm holding my arms out like this and it's raining, and the rain is coming straight down, foom, i threw my arms. i got a lot of rain coming through my arms, yeah? right. how about i turn like that, how much rain coming through? none. none. okay, how about i go like that some, i mean, i can't keep doing it, you see what i'm saying? but i could clip the amount of rain that i'm-- you see what i-- sam

hey, gang, i can show you that it's charged by lighting up this little lamp. let me get this away now, no charge. by touching like this, boom, no light. no light, no light. all right? now, let me touch it. light. do you see that flash of light? can you see that? let me try it again. let me try it in the dark. just watch. now we saw it. that was nice. can you be seeing? yeah. yes, i can see it now. all right. thank you. so you guys thought i was putting you on, right? all right. all right. yey. you could light up cities like that if you had someone keep doing that, right? yeah. we have a better way. i'll show you next week, okay? let's look at this device here. it turns out how much charge can be stored on those little-- there has to do with the radius of curvature of the ball on the top, yeah. the radius of curvature. what would happen if we have a large radius of curvature? store a lot of charge or a little? -- right here, gang, we're gonna be seeing this, yeah. but how about if you have a small radius of curvature like this point? it's a very, very sharp poi

i'm lighting up the lamp, okay? now i'm generating electricity to light up the lamp. see if you're sitting next to someone who knows how is it i'm able to generate electricity and light up that lamp by turning the crank. what is going on? okay, gang, how about it? how about it? what is going on? how am i generating electricity over here? what am i doing? what's faraday say you got to do? you have to have a magnet-- i gotta change the magnetic field intensity and some closed loop of wire, yeah? and guess what's inside here, gang? begin with closed loop of-- wire. --wire. and when i take a closed loop of wire and i rotate it, guess what i do to the magnetic field intensity? if i'm holding my arms out like this and it's raining, and the rain is coming straight down, foom, i threw my arms. i got a lot of rain coming through my arms, yeah? right. how about i turn like that, how much rain coming through? none. none. okay, how about i go like that some, i mean, i can't keep doing it, you see what i'm saying? but i could clip the amount of rain that i'm-- you see what i-- sam

was chris matthews like running around with a lamp shade on his head or do they make lamp shades big enough to fit on his head? >> we were all covering it. and when ohio went, we were not expecting it. it was sort of, we were in the middle of talking about forecall for another station, an when they said that ohio happened it was sort of like do-whoop? it happened quickly and we were all involved in covering, and wanted to make sure we had the right information. it was a work day. >> stephen: here is the thing. the people at fox seemed more freaked out than you guys seemed elated. why was it? could you not believe that things were turning your way? why weren't you doing the end zone dance. >> i think the difference between the two sides is that the right talked themselves into the idea that it was going to be a romney landslide based on i don't know. >> stephen: gut. >> gut, feelings. >> stephen: our buddy skow jar owe-- scar borrow says cut says romney. >> karl rove is saying yes, i see the polls but i also see these enthusiastic crowds and based on the enthusiastic crowds i'm sure r

. >> even though the streets and the denver neighborhood did not have working street lamps because of the storm, -- the streets in her neighborhood did not have working street lamps because of the storm. >> we did earlier this year. so they could have a little more time. dam it will go around trigger -- then we will go around trick-or- treating with them. >> even with the outages in this neighborhood, police officers maintained their normal patrol tonight. >> halloween comes every year. our officers will do everything they can to make sure kids can trick-or-treat safely. >> cleanup efforts are underway in ocean city where some streets were flooded and littered with debris. one of the hardest-hit areas is crisfield on the eastern shore. gov. o'malley spent part of the day touring the destruction in that area. >> hopefully out of this loss and damage, we can build it better and stronger to withstand the bigger storm of events we will be dealing with for the foreseeable future. >> losses in the began flooding along crisfield's -- also significant flooding along crisfield. >> there was fl

the film including the leg lamp.a look. >> this is a lamp! >> that's obviously the film version. on the stage there's a kick line with the leg lamps. >> that's the fun of musical theater. you can take a lot of spirit of these scenes but take them to bigger, more fun places. we have an 8-year-old who won the fred astaire award. he can tap dance on his toes. a lot of the fantasy scenes is like that cowboy scene in the film. i got excited when i heard about it. got involved three years ago. went to seattle, did a run. went to chicago. much like the film sort of this little movie that built up, the show built up and is now on broadway. >> can you sing? >> no, no, no. these are talents i don't have, never had. the singing, dancing. >> how do you explain to these 12-year-old kids with amazing voices what this idea, what this story means? >> they kind of explain it to you. they're carrying these talents through. when you do a movie you get a couple months. it's relaxing. you get a trailer. multiple takes. if you're sick, it

you have to bring your own lamp in there. you can't leave anything in there or something will steal it or break it. for these people if you indulge me i would like to take a few minutes. >> go ahead. >> to complete my comments. for these people having open space is a lifeline. portsmouth square is overused. overcrowded. not because it is a great park but because people have nowhere else to go. there's a really high incidence of behavioral problems with kids that live in sros. there are over 500 families live in those single rooms. because of that we think it is very important for you to pass this resolution. we think this opens up the opportunity to identify other open space opportunities and expand open space within the community. i urge your yes vote. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> good morning. my name is ten chow speaking on behalf of china town community development center. i want to ask you to support the resolution before you. i remember five years ago i was on the task force for the general pla

in one neighborhood, parents did not let its lack of street lamps will there halloween traditions. >> everybody was like, should we still do it? we were like, we have to. the kids are expecting it. >> we actually did it earlier this year just so they can have a little bit more time. >> we are told at least in baltimore county, police officers maintain their normal halloween patrol. pg&e has made some astounding progress. utility crews have restored power to nearly 325,000 customers. still, nearly 16,000 homes are without electricity, the bulk of them near baltimore. if you still need to report an outage, call pg&e at 1-877-778- 2222. sandy hit and maryland has not seen much sun. let's find out what we can expect in the next few days. >> is really cloudy right now. we are seeing rain in the metro area. currently at bwi marshall, a light rain with wind up to 6 miles per hour from the west. gusts could be up to 20 miles per hour as we go through the afternoon. a high temperature today, 54 degrees. the sprinkles begin to break around 6:00 p.m. we drop into the 40's around 9:00 p.m. we wil

and it used red and green gas lamps so that it could be seen during the nighttime hours. i don't know what they did during the day but at night, they were red and green lamps and red meant stop, green meant go. >> there weren't any cars in 186 # so it must have been your horse drawn carriage. >> crazy. >> unless they came one the traffic lights first and said we need something. so, yes, it was for horse-drawn carriages. why did they use red and green? it seemed to go back to the railroad industry. railroad engineers and the people on the side, what are they calls. >> flagmen? >> would use a variety of colors, red and green among them, yellow, blue, to indicate different things. red most often meaning stop or caution or danger. and green meaning proceed, usually meant proceed with caution. >> so what happened was, this is in the 1840s, there was a series of accident. i guess different parts of the england, people were using different flags and the guy sitting in the train conductor, they were getting confused. so they had a big meeting here, parliament had them get togethe

you can't rub a lamp and make three wishes come true. it takes time. ay. wish number 1 more play making receivers. two, better backs. redskins are all better now. i wish. i also wish for more e-mail. >>> that's our broadcast. i'll be right back here at 11:00. see you then. bye-bye. >>> kirstie alley's most personal interview yet about the baby she lost. >> when your doctor said, kirstie, your baby has no heartbeat -- >> i had no heartbeat. >> the dancing all-star opens up to "e.t." first about her miscarriage and cheating on her husband. >> kirstie alley is a cheater? >> what i did is worse than cheating. >> did she have a love affair with patrick swayze. >> i will forever be happy. >> how did the hurricane affect the balgtz for the white house? >> there is the drama. >> we're behind the scenes at the networks today. plus where will the first lady watch the results? >> just a little too stressful. >> how the stars are reaching out to the superstorm victims. >> it's devastating. >> the emotional primetime telethon.

dali is when hindu families light clay lamps and set firecrackers to scare away evil spirits and occasionally fingers. (laughter) they may come to an end because the indian president is calling for a pollution free diwali with bangalore asking citizens to refrain fire from fireworks after 10:00 p.m. to limit air and noise pollution. folks, my tandoori pot doth boil over with rage paneer. so i'm giving a wag of my finger to the president of india. folks, this jerk is just another liberal non-believer ruining the true meaning of diwali. first they took the christ out of christmas. next they're taking the christ out of diwali. i'm pretty sure he's in there someplace. these people worship a lot of gods. they're going to leave out the one who's famous? i don't think so. what's next, a set of wishing someone the traditional dwali ki haardeek shum? you're going to have to wish them a happy holiday? not on my watch. next up, did you know that as we speak millions of american men do not have an erection? (laughter) it's true. it's true. that's why i'm giving a big tip of my hat to scientists in brazil

is set up to look like a small living room with a couple couches, pillows, curtains a coffee table, lampd news papers. then thermal scientists light a candle and the wait is on. within seconds the curtains catch on fire. smoke start swirling up to the ceiling. as the cloud of smoke lowers, the temperature rises. then almost simultaneously, it self ignites. it's called flash over. >> getting down here. >> it's analyzed in detail with computer generated animations. >> at every node you're computing the temperature of the pressure of the flow rate. >> kamal says a house fire these days reaches flash over in three to four minutes. flash over happens much faster these days because of this. modern furniture. sofas for instance are stuffed with synthetic material that burns ten times faster than cotton. with so little time to say, firefighters have had to adapt with two new tactics. first ventilation. when firefighters arrive at a fire they may open a door or window to get in and look for survivors. but if that burst of oxygen comes after flash over it could fuel flames. >> you could make thing

this is the one lamp? >> yes. allow one bulb. >> reporter: without power tonight, the temperature in the house is already 45 degrees. and dropping. and now another storm. >> yes. another one's coming. but i'm being reassured that it's not going to be a flood zone this time. >> reporter: with temperatures falling across the region, hypothermia is a serious risk for all those who still don't have power and heat. >> i'm just waiting for electricity and then this morning i heard 30 mile about hour winds, you know they're not going to work on the power lines today. >> reporter: for regina, the succession of storms has been life altering. >> i work up this morning, i have no clue who the president is, and i really don't care. >> reporter: by late afternoon, police were still pleading with people to take shelter. donation sites like this, filled with water, food and blankets, are now making room for people who need a warm place to sleep. >> so, what we're trying to do is clear out a shelter so all the people here can hav

always stand at least three feet away from the lamp, because even a shade won't protect you. >> theynergy efficient. it's a matter of distance. >> all right. >>> gas at over $4 a gallon. doesn't matter. large luxury trucks are selling like crazy. the ford f series was the best- selling vehicle in the country. but these aren't your average pickups. allen martin shows us they come with so many bells and whistles, you may need a driver's lesson. >> reporter: so let's talk about trucks. mike lunsford is picking up his new truck. >> you have cars. why don't you have those? >> my wife has those. >> reporter: yep. mike drives truck. he sort of has to, since he has a construction company. but he also drives to the mountains, hauls a travel trailer and will do it with his new $40,000 pickup with leather seats. >> i'll put a back window in it that opens up. i'll put flares on the fenders. >> reporter: his truck will look like, well, not your father's pickup, especially my dad's. >> my dad used to talk about the model t. they've come a long way, baby. >> it's come a long way. it has. >> reporte

and he seems to be attempting to kick this lamp hanging from the ceiling. no idea why. can you guess how this is going to end? i bet you can. >> really? >> oh! what is she doing? >> what was that? >> miagi'ed her right across the s sleeping in that bed there too? she lands on that bed and someone is trying to get under the covers. >> what is going on in this house? >> no need to analyze what is going on. just enjoy the moment of the kick. >> this is craig. craig's a fit dude. he's attempting a 53-inch box jump, basically standing jump sta straight up, and he gets there. >> what the -- >> he didn't have a mat or anything down there to break his fall. >> so now he has a fractured spine. >> craig looks like he's a pretty fit dude. i'm sure all it hurt was his pride and nothing else. >> i don't know about that. >> that will knock the wind out of you when you start making those weird noises like the grape lady. sorry, craig, but i'm laughing at you today. >>> steven, we're going to call this segment science. >> science? >> this video is called paint by particle. that's the m

we had a discussion while we were having a break there on the gas lamp in san diego and -- i'm not trying to hint this is what we're looking to create here but they do have an area where a concentration of dining establishments and some clubs are easily walkable because you often have to be cabbing from one part of san francisco to another to go to different scplais and we have a lot of walkable areas and like san diego there are few walkable areas and why it's concentrated there. the other question i had and somebody brought this up. is there any call for metering and housing? i think we may have asked that last week and i was assured there wasn't but somebody brought that up. >> in the plan, in the area plan that would be adopted in the general plan there is a policy that says that we should establish a community stabilization policy that attempts -- i am paraphrasing and affordable housing afford and jobs and it's about that balance. separate from the plan the task force adopted a specific policy and mechanisms how you would achieve that goal and that included what people call metering

, but it was replaced by modern, midsize companies like this company which makes indicator lights, lamps, and safety equipment and exports most of its output. >> we do not to see britain as our home market. we see europe as our home market. it is on our doorstep. the easiest market to get to. at the end of the day, generally, people want to do pbusiness with them as well, which is important. >> the company's management believes britain should stay in the european union to maintain free trade with the continent, but they are frustrated with brussels about -- with brussel'' red tape. brussels has limited their working week to a maximum of 48 hours. >> workers' rights need to be protected, but it seems we have gone a little bit too far in some places. what we have done is restricted our competitiveness in the market. at the end of the day, if you look towards asia and china, they have not got such strict laws. >> a lot of britain's employers complain about eu regulations. among them is oakland international, also located near birmingham, but oakland does not deny that the advantages of e me

the red looks like heat lamps but they're not. it's a golden gate bridge with a really clear view. on the north side we have your typical construction. that's at the top of your screen as we show you the map and also coming off the bay bridge, typical zone from the s curve over toward the san francisco side. we do have one accident at 116 farther north pretty much over by cunningham just off of 101 and 116. so it's not a major commute route but i am tracking that because there are reports of someone stuck in their car as it's turned on its side. it takes like it's going to take longer to clear and i'll continue to track it, guys. back to you. >>> it is heartbreak for a san jose family over the veterans day holiday. police shooting and killing a young marine just back home from war. he was based out of camp pendleton. the 22-year-old died following a confrontation with palm springs police on saturday. his family is now heading to southern california searching for any kind of answers. jean elle has more details. >> reporter: an american flag stands in front of their house in san jose

a special feature is their wonderful patio and garden style with heat lamps and the nights are chilly they have warm kompy blankets for you. they thought of everything. they continue the community commitment and look for sustainable greends and locally produced and glutton free and some deep fried japanese mushrooms. i haven't had that one. but i had the squid seafood spaghetti and it's divine and another favorite is the lavender pan cota for desert. on the review for school there was a couple that summed it up like this. "it was simply divine" and please put your hands together and welcome olia. >> thank you so much supervisor. really kind words. i am honored. i am humbled. i am happy to receive the award among the other lovely restaurants of san francisco and i am honored to be part of your district and playing a role and making it a better place for the future. [applause] and it's not entirely gliewton free but we have a glutton free menu. >> thank you supervisor cohen. i want to see if ms. mendoza from the mayor's office -- oh i didn't see you. well thank you for being here on beh