larry king live. even the title was an oxymoron. ught the whole thing was a pyramid scheme. i love larry. he recently quit his show. he plans on spending his retirement opening a jar. since our last roast, the comedy world has lost a great friend, gary coleman. he died recently from multiple aneurysms, which is kinda like different strokes. to gary coleman. whitney cummings is back again. some of you may recognize her from her porn name, "whitney cummings." whitney's so busy these days, currently working on three pilots. and that was just on the flight in. whitney, thanks for yelling your act at us like always. this was the first time marlee's glad she's deaf. actually, what an amazing woman, this marlee-- wasn't she funny tonight? that was awesome. [cheers and applause] that killed. wow. first deaf oscar-winning actress. you know what-- and i met her before the show, and i gotta tell you people, what a cunt! i love ya, snoop. snoop dogg, he's smoked so much weed, he actually had to write a song called, hey, what's my motherfuckin' n

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[video] larry king: you might be classified as an eastern republican? fair? mr. p: you could say that. i've never heard those terms. like a rockefeller republican? there are king: are you a bush republican? mr. trump: wealthy people don't like me. i'm competing against them all the time. they don't like me. i like to win. i go out on the streets of new york and the people who like me are the taxi drivers and workers and etc. robert: he is a millionaire but -- billionaire, but he has a blue collar sensibility. when people look at the trump phenomena, it is the new york toughness, the streetsmarts. trump does not talk in depth about policy, but he is one of the most social animals i have ever seen covering politics. his ability to talk in that way is what attracts people to him on the trail. he has this sensibility, in the way he talks politically incorrectly about immigration. if he is on media everywhere now, he is accessible to reporters. i asked other republican contenders if they are adjusting to trump. we had been in a culture porous to sources in presidential

a mask that's larry king or donald trump.nic, they are so central to the scenery that it's actually a little bit unnerving to see them and be with them in the flesh. >> mark i'll pull off the mask. >> having said that everyone -- >> you know, donald trump is endlessly fascinating when you have this reality television star who rules reality television, who has brought his act to the political sphere, completely discombobulating the way we think about politics. i'll say what he's doing to politic, presidential politics, to the republican party in the long term is unbelievably damaging. i think that southeast things that have come out since he started -- >> you mean his positions not his style. >> actually some of his style i think a lot of presidential candidate should emulate the fact he's using instagram to do 15 second hits -- they are fantastic. but in terms of the rhetoric he's said things and done things that would have killed any other candidacy but not his. and i think that, especially when it comes to immigration, just

>> you are saying larry king will be taking it three months from now?sing about things. we'll talk about that. >> yes, i know. all right, first time trump has not held the lead in an early state poll in over a month. yet another political outsider, carly fiorina comes in at 3rd followed by anti-establishment first time senator ted cruz. are you bristleing, jonathan capehart? smr no, starting to yawn. >> as for why, did you, why you were stifling? am i that boring? >> it's nothing about ben carson. tell us about ben carson. how was he the first? >> i really don't know. have you donald trump. who is the razzmatazz candidate and then have you ben carson the complete opposite. this guy is so shy and retiring speaks in mumbles in a tone so quiet that maybe even only mice can hear him and yet. >> come on. >> he's coming in -- he's tied, he's talking to people. look how close they are to him. they can't hear him. >> gene, it's so fascinating. i talk about sitting at dinner tables, people talking about politics. i can tell you, i know a lot of professionals, so

larry king, i'm shock and had saddened by jackie collins' passing. true talent, beautiful being and dear friend. sandra bullock wrote, that smart, talented, gorgeous woman paved the road for so many of us. heaven, watch out. >> that's nice. >> apparently, she was a high school dropout, and the critics weren't always kind to her, but readers were. 500 million books sold. >> yeah. >>> lots of other headlines. the 20th of september, 2015, a live look from havana, where pope francis' historic trip to the united states and cuba is now officially underway. the pope holding a mass today. he'll meet with cuba's president later. the pope offering a message of hope and peace with him on that visit. >>> the man charged with four of the shootings along arizona's highway says now police have the wrong guy. 21-year-old leslie allen merritt claims the gun police say he used has been in the pawnshop for two months. >>> people are safe after a fire erupted on a yacht. a good samaritan and fellow boater is praised for helping get the people to safety. >>> we begin thi

even bigger than the televised wedding of larry king and anna nicole smith. remember that? i shed many a tear that evening. if you're not one of the people who watched it last night, here is just a taste what was you missed. i feel like -- hold on a second. i think you played the wrong clip. that was the fight from japanese parliament this morning. just when we think we're really crazy, we see something like that happening in japan. i tell you what, it pursuants things in perspective. as far as the debate goes i'll try to sum it up for you best i can. there was a weird mix of subjects. some of the questions were about world issues like the nuclear deal with iran. there were other things like donald trump says you have an ugly face what do you think of that? at the end night, though, probably the biggest question of all the questions was, who the hell is this guy? pretty sure that's my dentist. the debate was held at the reagan library in simi valley. i'll tell you something, for a group of guys who don't believe in gay rights they didn't have a problem giving ronnie reagan

and larry king wrote i'm saddened about jackie collins passing, she was a true talent and friend. >>> the playing field is missing something critical. >> it was, well, what in the world happened. >> a field with no green. the 200,000-dollar mistake >>> bedtime can be a battle for families. how early some experts say they should be getting to bed. they're not going to like this. plus. >>> . feeling comfort in a world with no sound, some amazing kids take their lack of hearing and create a beautiful moment that's gone viral. >>> first, here's vanessa murdock with your forecast. >> listen, it's going to be a beautiful end to your weekend, and finally, a stretch of seasonal weather to discuss. geico motorcycle, >>> beautiful day out there. 73 degrees out there. look near the queensboro bridge at that beautiful sun coming up and rising. vanessa murdock says more sun ahead today. we'll check on that forecast in a few minutes. right now, some california residents return home to find their houses reduced to ash and rubble a week after wildfires swept through the town. firefighters lifted the

so he went on larry king in february of 1992. >> ifill: i remember. >> he said, if you americans want me to run, i'll run as a third party candidate, and i will attack the federal deficits, which neither party is doing anything about. he allowed himself in his language to be recruited. he ran and at one point early that year, at least in the late spring, he was running ahead of josh h.w. bush and bill clinton, the two major party candidates. >> ifill: and he was a third party candidate. but we've seen people even from the establishment party, lara brown, who have broken out and changed up the whole feel of an election race before ross perot. >> i think that's right. what we really have to do is make a distinction. that distinction is those who call themselves outsiders, who really mean they're just outside washington, versus those who call themselves outsiders because they're outside of politics altogether. >> ifill: for example? >> for example, we can see the governors that run. they often say things like i'm outside of washington. i'm going to go and fix that government and get it b

from larry king to sharon osbourne, the reaction had one word in common. shocked.words. and jackie said she finally broke her silence at the end because she wants to get people talking about early detection. asked how she would like to be remembered. i gave a great deal of people great deal of pleasure. i know early detection is such an important issue for you. >> you have to admire how she looifd and died on her terms. >> absolutely. beautiful. >> juju, thank you. robin, obviously, a cause near and dear to your heart as well. >> she's right. she gave us so much pleasure. that's what she wanted. >>> now to a story close to my heart. we have profiled many people who change course in their careers in their lives, striking out on a new path. uncertain of what the future may hold for them. but following their dream this morning, i want to share the story of one such person who has taken that leap of faith. my sister, dorothy. one, two, three. oh. five, six. whoo! and on that note, surrounded by dear friends and family, my sister, dorothy, like so many others, has taken

but it folds out to be a knife and i remember larry king taking it away from me and saying you got thisrough security? i hope they've done better with it. i think they need to install biometrics so people can be identified by their own body, by their eye scans and prints. our technology is so much more advanced than what we do on board. we should be aware that the threat of violence against people against the united states of america on our own continent is really real. >> if people want to see this movie, how can they see it? >> well, there's a website therugbyplayer.com. people can see a clip and see me in my various stages of evolution and see the hours of film that mark bingham himself shot. >> cell phone video. >> a lot of those old-fashioned -- >> yeah. gotcha. thank you for joining us. >> it's a real pleasure. thank you for having me. >> back to you. >> great interview. >>> let's check back with sal, get you moving this morning. >> how is it looking? >> still pretty slow. good morning. let's take a look at some of these live pictures. you will see it will be backed up in marin. t

. >> reporter: a charge watts' larry king lawyer denies. >> he didn't make any racially charged or inappropriate comments to these or any other student athletes on the night of the game. >> reporter: everyone admits the game was heated. two players were ejected for fighting. and school administrators are now also looking into a comment allegedly made by the assistant coach. >> the students allege that an assistant coach said, that guy needs to pay for cheating us. or words to of that effect. >> reporter: read is on paid administrative leave while school officials conduct their investigation. he could not be reached for comment. the players in the video have been suspended from the team, suspended from cool and now face a criminal investigation. tuesday the team was back on the practice field. school officials say the incident was shameful and does not reflect what goes on at john j. high. at least agrees. >> our kids here are not taught to play dirty. >> reporter: but goldberger says nothing justifies violence against a referee. >> civilized people don't do that. they just don't do it. >> report

larry king, looking for a vehicle for his come back. >> i don't think any of them are working because they have to. they are working because they love it. >> like us. >> i think it keeps you young. >> i would be bored. if i didn't work i would be bored. >> i'm always looking for something. >> it doesn't matter how, how lame or boring what the desk gives you. you always are up. have you noticed that. >> i try. >> do you. >> i try. >> you always pull it off. >> i try. it's very kind of you guys to say that but i don't always pull it off. >> yes, you do. >> coming up when we return the clock is ticking for congress to pass a spending bill. pat toomey will join us next on the legislative agenda. oil prices hurting drillers but tanker companies are doing big business. and football is back. we have the highlights from a wild week in the nfl. stick around in just a moment. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a tr

king in a birmingham jail, just as it landed kim davis? in a kentucky jail. >> boo! >> larry: ( bleep ) you know you've never quoted dr. king in your life. ( cheers and applause ) right? come on. yes, i know it's a generalization, but you know i'm right. so let me see if i've got this right. a lady forcing her religious beliefs on to an entire community refusing to do her job reminds you of king's. i haven't seen someone miss the point so dramatically since they made robert de niro the intern in "the intern." it doesn't make sense. and just to clarify for the kim davis supporters who think this lady is a dr. king. in his letter from birmingham city jail, king actually condemned the contecherary churches and said far from being disturbed by the presence of the church, the power structure of e ere community is consoled by the church's silence and often even vocal sanction of things as they are." martin luther king was actually in opposition of the church's unwillingness to support the oppress. kim davis is using her position to oppress people even more. ( applause ) going to ja

everything seems to be traffic related and of course we have larry miller our traffic king here.ith your timesaver traffic. but we're going to begin with first alert meteorologist allyson rae, another good forecast. >> here we go again, things are looking great for your friday. it would be really bad if we had a great week and on friday it was raining but we need the rain. but we're looking at some good weather to be outside to enjoy everything that's going on this weekend. 64 degrees. the dew point is starting to move on up. tomorrow it's going peak but then it's going to move right back down so we're finally getting into some good fall weather. all right, some fog through frederick and also through warrenton can culpeper but -- and culpeper but everyone else is doing okay. you can see the front behind me. we'll talk about any rain chances coming up. in the meantime here's a look at the planner, 81 by noon and mid 80s for the your highs. >>> all right allyson thanks. 6:30 around the capital beltway, we are doing really well. i don't think we can complain about the traffic today.

speech but alexis for some excellent highlight that you're larry davis fan enthusiasm try if he took having a little fun fend for jordan's be is the kingt he said 45 years of his head will of like mind. speakes said hay at the sky gods and ago fullness notice of that who would from were you. but what's funny is s and they said that china and the picture like is just terrific but larry davis. when after jordan's the hair so. curry known as after having this guy with a touch as does the right way returned to all modern davidson n.c. the they are working for a new practice facility the got the hang with carry it picture taken hard hat and all his coach bob teammates through and fantasize drill in church at one day maybe he will make the nba team you know if he's gonna be a star like that philip fund watch the and the chronicle for today most exciting athlete and #one people can't wait and start their exhibition campaign little later this month when the estimate 15th annual sunday nautical mile race feature and the national olympic champion swimmers kerrey campaign events founder place that today and here we go. >> gary: if the graces of o

king. his many works of suspense and science fiction noted for their sharp analysis of human nature. >> other honorees chef alice waters, authors larryurtry, john baldessari, as well as musician meredith monk. >> we move on to music now and the superstar couple beyonce and jay-z and news they're about to become homeless. >> tmz, the house is reporting that the house they've been renting in l.a. was sold. now they have to look for a new place to call home. the carter family made headlines when this he decided to move from new york to california but they had to rent when plans to buy kind of fell through. >> apparently the owner of their rented home reportedly sold the property for $35 million. they're looking for homes in exclusive neighborhoods all over. >> my advice to them, there's always airbnb. >> and trulia. >> we're getting a look at how bernie madoff will get the big screen treatment. robert de niro will play madoff along with michelle pfeiffer as madoff's wife ruth. >> here's a sneak peek. the upcoming movie is called "the wizard of lies." that is de niro and pfeiffer. >> going to be good. >> as the madoffs. >> what a week it

laughter) >> larry: so there is this -- okay, remember the story about raciarachel dolezal who said shs black but she was white? there's supposedly a black lives matter matter activist named shaun kinghis week of being white and trying to pass as biracial. we call this incognegro. >> we do. (applause) they're obsessed with white people trying to act black. why do we care whether they're black or white. >> bring more white people into the black fold. i'm tired of being a minority, y'all. >> you need to come up, man. >> i'm already training rory. yeah, he is. i think it's weird. like you said, it's such a weird thing to go after someone's background. >> feels like we should use our investigative journalism. >> he is doing something good. yeah, right. well, i think people were offended a white guy might want to help black people. >> and they're offended when you don't! >> i know! exactly! (laughter) >> larry: we'll be right back. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy w

kings. win huge draft prizes, all right. ben roethlisberger, really good, got to 30 points, deangelo williams, effective. got you 26, and larry fitzgerald always good fantasy performer got you 29. >> an old man. >> still getting it done on the fantasy team. all right, ricky, the niners now have to play the arizona cardinals. combined -- they're 2 and 0, but the teams they beat have not won a game. what are you looking for? what is the key for them rebounding against arizona on the road. >> they need to get him back on track. that is very important for the whole offense to function the way they need to at a high level. they need carlos hyde to run the football. but then also i want to see on the other side of the ball if the secondary can bounce back from getting lit up the way they did. >> eric reid, didn't have a great game. i would bet he bounces back. it was not one of his better games. raiders will play at the browns. >> it's simple. they can't let johnny manziel get out of the pocket and they have to establish thing game. you're going into a hostile environment. don't let johnny get out of pocket, win the turnover battle

last month, larry hogan announced he was cutting $3 million from the department's budget. >>> high profile visitor will be in the d.c. area later today. the kingen of spain. they will grace the grounds of mount vernon. they will lay a wreath at the tomb of george and martha washington. they will get a tour of the mansion from estate's president. >> you're soon going to see construction crews around the intersection of route 7 and belmont ridge ready getting a new interchange. county leaders green lighted the project. crews will add new lanes to the intersection and get rid of the traffic lights there. the project will cost nearly $50 million. >>> many of you in alexandria concerned about pedestrian safety. many of you spoke out at a community meeting last night after a woman was hit and killed by a truck driver. it happened on braddock road. >> i think there is enough people here who are really angry about the situation. and upset about what has been going on. that they would like to see some changes. i think this was a bad wake-up call. >> police identified the driver in this month's hit and run. no charges as of yet. >>> district leaders clo

larry. >> i think one of the things is the institute has become the east coast destination for premiere traveling exhibits. we have brought kingtut, we have brought cleopatra and comp pay. here, bringing agriculturing cu exhibition, we want to learn more, we are curious, we are inspired. that's what this exhibit will do for folks. >> the exhibit has adjusted some of the hours because of the papal visit, so, tell us more about that. >> we are open late every night this week to 9:00 through thursday night. we will be 5 on friday and reopen on monday morning. and this exhibit will last through february 15th. great for people that are visiting but also great for philadelphia for a long time. >> one of the great things about the franklin institute, for local, you go down there, park your car and go see some of the world's best exhibits. if you have kids, this is great for kids, but i think you have some of the absolute best things there for kids, great learning museum and exhibit. thank you very much, larry, for coming in. >> vatican splernsd exhibit runs through february 15th. go to our website, nbc10.com and of course, our nbc 10

larry summers, on the fed. back in two. ♪ no student's ever been the king of the campus on day one.ut you're armed with a roomy new jansport backpack, a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop, and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're walking the halls with varsity level swagger. that's what we call that new gear feeling. you left this on the bus... get it at the place with the experts to get you the right gear. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. >>> do not raise interest rates. that's larry summers message to the fed. larry summers with harvard university joins us from cambridge this morning. good to see you again. >> glad to be with you. >> bring us up to speed on your position. for a long time, you were saying, it is too dangerous. don't raise rates. it sounds like you are still saying that with a little less conviction. is that right? >> no. probably with a little more conviction in light of the instability and uncertainty of recent weeks. the fed cares about three things, inflation. it is now about he low target. that's no argument for the breaks. employ

larry welk. i'm the executive director for the colorado health and environment. i appreciate the opportunity to share my testimony regarding the water quality impacts from the recent gold king mine spill in the animas river near silverton, colorado. it has a long and storied mining history. it has resulted in significant water quality impact. drainage has contributed heavy metal loads into cement creek, which eventually flows into the animas river. our water quality control division has routinely but somewhat infrequently sampled the water quality in cement creek and the animas river as part of our water quality program. these samples have consistently shown that the water quality has been impacted by the mine waste coming from the legacy mines. the gold king mine is a historic gold mine located approximately 11,300 feet above sea level in the southwest mountains of colorado near silverton. on august 5th, 2015, an estimated volume of up to 3 wastewater containing dissolved metals and settlement was unexpectedly released we almost immediately responded by going there to take surface water samples the week after the mine released throughout the river basin from upstream of si